Clearwater High School - Aqua Clara Yearbook (Clearwater, FL)

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■ Ill PROPHECY Everson , the optician, adjusts all our specs. Barton and Baxter direct building projects. In diplomatic service, Miss Sheldon we feature. Kindergarteners learn from Miss Lee , their teacher. Another 49’er? Yes, stenographer Nell , Working for Ralph Ricks whose houses do sell! At home Ardie Clark finds happiness and joys Watching on television the Maskrey playboys. On radio shows, Richard Shewell thrills the nation, While on Wall Street Tom Chesnut fights inflation. Lumberman Crosby cuts Kenneth Kerr s trees Sarah L. Suggs takes dictations that please. Paul Boyd is a busy veterinarian now; Lavern D. just called him to check on his cow. Doctor Drivas cures tonsilitis and fevers; Nurses McGill and Fallon are his pet peevers. ,, Lila Het trick is fine in secretarial work. Miss Annie Ritchie is an efficient clerk. Enjoying a vacation we find Mr. Bie y But Joe Gould is struggling with chemistry. Both Martin and Nall are engineers, you see; Lawyer Holmes ’ service will cost you a fee. Evelyn Haas works in a hospital. Secretary Ann Barry’s job is not little. Patty Ulmer , the beauty queen, is quite the belle! Our matinee idol is Danny Colwell. On her boss’ knee is secretary Katina. Scott Hornsby makes hundreds selling Purina” Betty Hyman is smart in the Home Ec. Lab. jack Carter is driving a brand new cab. Cathleen Henn’s typing is very fast. Margaret Hoadley is a teacher, at last! Jim Harpham is in his big yacht at sea. Marine Don Thomas keeps our country free. GretcJoen DeKalb owns a children’s home. When Marston pitches, watch that ball come! May Keppie is a hostess for Pan Am. Airways. Cameron Wallace’s garage has business always. A psychiatrist Edna Hensley is planning to be. Athanason s technician in a laboratory. Sandner and Bruner are in the air force. Meares and Gerhard made good secretaries, of course. Betty Dewey’s in her dreamhouse with roses and pickets Peggy Dupree takes our Eastern Air Line tickets. Joe Matthews works for Eastern Air Lines, too, And Sally Martin’s a nurse who flies in the blue. Ardith M. is engineer Ericson’s stenographer. Edward Havrilko is a fine sports photographer. Lee Frey sells school supplies: paper and pencils. Carolyn Divers, secretary, is checking stencils. Jerry Dahlen, the pharmacist, makes powders and pills For Pat Anderson to use in curing ills. Vivian Moore is a dramatic movie star. As a politician Billy Tsacrios Ort” to go far. Thomas Dunn is great in all the sports. Jeanne Cribbs sells tickets to movie shorts. Biffa” and Phyllis run an orphanage together. Betty Tillis ’ dancing uses lots of shoe leather. John Seitz, the chemist, works hard with his tools. Melba Duffey teaches in big grammar schools. Oakley is famous as a great” steeple jack. Mary Ann Lanier tells your future by fact. Barbara Cunningham is an air hostess fair, And a charming stenographer is Bertha Blair. Irma EicJoert flies Jo Mills to a doctor’s convention. Ami Balfour, beauty queen, gets lots of attention. Through the years we’ve overcome great difficulty; Now we’ll strive to fulfill our prophecy.

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SENIOR CLASS Noiv look to our futures , xvith eyes upcast. We 4 9’ers, with high school days past , Some found their treasure at homey youll find, While others sought gold of another kind. For sportswriter Marshall, we see taking notes M ss Norma Jewell Clark (she sure knows her oats!) Miss Betty Lou Bock is a busy dietitian, And Emma Lee Holden, too, works in a kitchen. Mason and Butler are sports minded coaches. Bob Baker, the druggist, makes poison for roaches. 49’er Dick Brown, now a sailor swabbing decks Said he saw Tom Olds doubling for Gregory Peck. The race track has Frank Douglas as bookie; He’s talking to Harry, the Hopeless” rookie. We see Wells and Hudson are modeling frocks While Sheridan Hogan repairs broken clocks. Now, look at M ss Shaw, an X-ray technician Eyeing Bill Boatner, local electrician. The greatest coon hunter is Harry Hotmirc. Artist Fred Bunnell draws pin-ups for Esquire. While Maestro R. Ravel writes sweet syncopation Mary Eva s voice is stirring the nation. Well now, here is Rudy, a garbage collector Yapping at Mendel, sanitation inspector. Keay Smith is seen at her new race track Reminiscing with Marlis, who is a W.A.C. Miss Douglas is competent in social work, And Wally Houghton is happy as postal clerk. Forehand proofreads for Bob Oliver, the writer. Sid White is training Myron Moore, the great fighter. Another 49’er is Lois L., now a nurse; She waves at Joe Grady, driving by in his hearse. Norma Jean Wolf takes accurate notes, For politician Williams, who’s winning votes. Virginia Hayden is happy with her stove and broom, And Mary Hotmire in a business math room. Nylen and Flotvers both work for the “Sun.” Dan Coon in the army is shouldering his gun. May Winklespecht keeps files for the minister, Gene Wallace, the radio announcer sounds sinister. Fay BarXoiv and Keen Jones design lovely gowns For Gross and Cockerham to model in town. Pete Holst, at the Ritz, is in charge of projection. Nancy Jones, for DuPont, is head lab technician. Hicks and Kenyon, the famous C.P.A.’s Ride to their offices with cab driver, Raise. Now Lawyer Van Fleet studies legal criterion. Chalfant and Burke file charts for Doc Irion. Mary Odenath paints Sue Robinson s flowers; Photographer Lou Barlow takes pictures for hours. Beulah Haynie is selling pedigreed dogs. Carolyn Elander poses for beauty photogs. Top honors all go to John Nichol, golf pro. At home Ec. conventions you’ll always see Cro. Hartley is still famed for his great gift of gab. Stiles and Foshee work their brains in the lab. Joe Couch is contributing much to the sciences. Neil Kelley sells electrical appliances. Harry Nichols studied long to be a preacher. Charles Jones takes Miss Kelley 9 s place as teachei Malin and Ogles are flight nurses in the air, And Mary Jane Seaman aids the sick up there”. Secretary Psomadakis writes valuable notes For business administrator Ham bright Dethero. When dentist Bill Scott makes our toothache woise Either Buchen or McLean will act as our nurse. For many discoveries we owe lab tech Jitter.” Joan D., social worker, makes the country much fitter.

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