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

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DEECTORS fu? wt CXS Z! Our Directors have s-0 patiently helped us to solve the problems of pro- duction. Carefully planning each scene, they have made our three act drama a Pulitzer Prize Winner. pl W. B. Feagle Principal ',.' A il .fi ,Q A s X... , It E tm A 1 . 1'2' f xx Uarda Briggs Roberts Brown Home Making I and ll Mathematics Bessie Crowell Librarian Audio-Visual Dir. Physical Education Rachel Donald Plane Geometry Business Arithmetic M.. Carolyn Avery Physical Education Safety Education Ruth Brubeck Diversified Cooperative Training Coordinator Betty ,lane Foley English gi g ... ' ' ' if .3 Albert Blizel English III Speech and Dramatics iii ',L.4 -an J K, A Christine Carmack American History Problems of Democracy Willard Jardine Industrial Arts

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ACT I The house lights dim, the curtain opens, and the drama begins. It is our story but we are not the stars, merely the stage hands, preparing for the big moment when we will appear behind the foot lights. Yes, we each have our assigned duties and know what is to be done, but we are a little unsure of ourselves, for we are only lowly sophomores. We're adjusting our lives to the routine, but often we miss our cues and flounder helplessly among the mass of humanity, clubs, subjects, and jobs which make up high school. We gaze at the seniors in awe, and wonder if we'll ever made the grade. We're lucky though, no Sophomore Week much to our delight and the chagrin of our upper classmen. The election of our class officers, Bobby, Bill, Helen, and John, makes us feel that we really belong. At last, we're on our way! Football season opens with a bang-Joan and Harriet are right down front, leading us in those long, loud yells for our Tornadoes . Plant City and Bradenton each beat us by one point, but we bounce back to tromp all over Wauchula, Tarpon, Orlando, and Punta Gorda. Coach Justice's first year, and we're off to better things! Christmas-formals, parties, and so much fun-especially in our town . Our Plays within a play are Sinister House and Loose Moments . Barbara Deulin in the role of Sophie is someone we'll always remember-stars on our own stage, and how they shine! The first act is drawing to a close, but not before May Day, with that royal couple, Jerry and Roger, reigning over the court. Our own attendents, Sue and Dale, are up there, I00. Closer-closer-closer-final exams are coming. Many dark days and sleepless nights --then at last they're over, much to our relief. The scene changes, there go the seniors down the aisle, marching to the strains of Pomp and Circumstancef' Don't they look proud as they receive their diplomas? Well, maybe someday . . . Graduation dance-dreamy music, and Pat Wolff as sophomore sponsor-a credit to Pete's good taste. A wonderful year is over-we're one step nearer our goal. Keep looking ahead and ACT II The curtain opens on Act II, to find us upper classmen. We, the understudies, watch from the wings as the '4-9ers perform. Eager to test our star ability, we know each line perfectly, and yet, we are not impatient because we realize that the second act holds much for us. we'll soon be there. With Dale to lead us, assisted by Philip, Bill, and John, we are sure of success. even though our responsibilities are many. Sophomore Week, and aren't we mean-did you ever smell so much Blue Waltzl' per- fume? ' ' Our cheerleaders, led by Captain Had,', really do look snappy. We are mighty proud that Juniors Pat and Sue made the team, to join Joan and Harriet. , I What a football season! Before each game we hold our breath, hoping against hope that our winning streak will continue-and it does! Yep, along with the Pinellas County Trophy we capture that all-important title of South Florida Conference Champs! For the first time in the history of CHS we have an undefeated, untied football team. Talk about proud-we are just that! Along with those superlative football scores, we'll always remember just how lovely Pat and Liz looked as they graced the Homecoming Court. A reprieve-in the form of Christmas holidays-then back to face mid-year exams. Oh, to be studious! We manage to stay busy 'cause if it isn't homework, it's one of those swell basketball games, Tornado style, followed by an after-the-game dance given 'by one of our many active school clubs. The juniors are so busy planning a super-duper prom, while the seniors slave over their class play.