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

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IJILEHTIIJ MQ5 ck R , Q, f. 1 l I idx 1 l To one of our most capable directors .... An un- limited supply of patience, plus a wealth of understand- ing combine to make her not only a fine teacher, but a wonderful friend as well .... With a deep sense of love and gratitude to Mrs. Edna Knapp for her support and guidance, We, the class of 1950, affectionately dedicate this annual.

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PROLOGUE The final curtain has fallen, welve taken our bows. The worries of production, casting, and tickets are over and all that remains is the stub--a little piece of paper torn in half. What significance does it hold? A significance so enduring that it forms a ring upon which the keys of knowledge, hope, and understanding are placed. These keys possess the power to lift our vision upward and reveal our stairway to the stars.

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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