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

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1951 volume:

I sSL yfaiLO jl r ' JZZr CCCCCl t Cp tt jU sio XuL ft 44 - ' ‘ ' ' OL JM , - Uj� cU ZjPU ty huju j JLkAfcxix$kA CX rvtfV Le ? ' ajXos so-iX cX 4 Cv. . SQ _J £ eiul v orewor We who have been privileged with a glimpse into the world of knowledge are now preparing to set forth on excursions through outer realms. Mystic new worlds lie before us, unex¬ plored, unconquered, perhaps destined to be unveiled by us. Uncertainty clutches at our hearts, for nameless challenges beckon on the horizon. Before we venture forth, let us raise the cup of knowledge in one last resounding toast—a toast to the World of Tomorrow. f 3 cjxM ’ 4 4 3 ' o our chief pilot . . . His patient guidance, combined with his unceasing understanding have shown us the path in our journey . . . With utmost appreciation for his support in guiding us, we, the class of 1951 dedicate this annual to Mr. Marion Shambaugh . . . m ‘ ftf Ws Our Pilots . . . Helping us to conquer new territories, they have started us on the greatest excursion of all . . . that of life itself. W. B. FEAGLE Al BEr t BU 2El ■ CHRISTINE CARMACK C7? 0l) BETTY JANE FOLEY JOHN CUMMER ■MM HARRY HANCOCK ROBERTS BROWN RACHEL DONALD HARRIET DOTSON WILLARD JARDINE HOMER SAVIGE ARTHUR RICKOW JOE SCOFIELD MARION SHAMBAUGH MAUDE SIMPSON MAX SPELLMAN ■nHi H - ■ 4 ua dam dta 1st row: A. Smith, B. Reynolds, B. Hauver, E. Amor, D. Driver, J. McClung, M. North. 2nd row: Miss Kirkpatrick, advisor, J. Watson, C. Jones, C. Bates, D. Smith, P. Schamehorn, M. Taylor, S. Coates, D. Zubrod. 3rd row: S. Easley, B. Zimmerman, G. Ort, H. Ficht, P. Calhoun, J. Brand, P. Grant, A. Rech, M. Schroeder, B. Stew¬ art, P. Logan, K. Wynn, J. Stoddard, J. Bowers, L. Donaldson, M. Youngblood, V. Cooey. Jfth row: J. Abrams, J. Neumann, M. Shindel, M. Kelly, C. Harrington, M. Innes, B. Fennimore, A. Delaney, B. Ricks, A. Tyner, C. Stuler, B. Gould, P. Kelley, J. Hubbard, S. Davis, J. Cogbum, D. Edmunds, C. Blackburn. D. Matranga, R. Miller, A. Wilcox, R. Meeth. Literary Editor Circulation Editor Art Editor BETTY REYNOLDS Sports Editor MARGOT NORTH Photography Editor MISS SARAH De KIRKPATRICK Advisor BEVERLEE HAUVER JESSIE McCLUNG BERT SMITH ■■ 1 1 As the graduates of ’51 we look back and remember — Our Oirst Or ip! After nine years of struggle we had finally made Senior High. We were only Sophomores, the lowest form of humanity, but our great adventure had begun. Acting as mechanics on our first trip into the Great Spaces of a new life, first duties were assigned during Sophomore Week. Carrying books in buckets, pushing pennies with our noses, singing The Crimson and the Grey, wearing our names on signs, and other countless nonsense were part of the fun of being accepted by upper classmen. Our first big decision—that of electing our class officers—proved a success and we flew a steady course under Mildred, Bill, Joyce and Martha Jo ' s leadership. Football season—and with it our first weekly pep session. No one was prouder when CHS had an untied, undefeated football team. The first in its history. Not only did they walk off with the Pinellas County Trophy, but also won the South Florida Conference Championship! After mid-year exams, Seniors presented Aaron Slick From Punkin Crick. Some day we, too, would give a play. The Space Ship was nosing in toward home again as we celebrated May Day, Queen Pat with her escort Pete, and weren ' t we proud of Sally and Jack. Then in a rush of exams, dances, graduating Seniors and report cards, we landed, and our first trip had been successful. Our Oecond Or ip! After three months, we reported back. This was to be our second trip and we were now part of the crew. During Sophomore week, we taught our underlings a few things, such as: how to wear their shoes on the wrong feet; how to eat garlic. The garlic idea backfired, for we had to smell the Sophs ' breath all day. Oh well, live an ' learn. Another good start with Wise selections at Class Elections. Ed, Ned, Jeannine, and Albert led our crew with our confidence. The band tuned up; the cheerleaders, among which were our own class¬ mates—Holly, Gerry, Jo Ann, and Patty, donned their uniforms; the team kicked off, and football season was here again. With a hope in our hearts and a shout in our throats, we cheered our boys on to the Pinellas County and South Florida Conference Championships for the second year. The Senior Play, A Date With Judy, starring Betsy and Bobby, was an outstanding performance. As we tripped off to the Jr. Sr. Prom for the Seniors, we left the poor little mechanics behind with few regrets. We had watched with longing last year and our turn had come—so would theirs. Then came May Day, held on the lawn in froiu of the school. The court, composed of Queen Jo Ann and King Charles; the attendants, Holly and Bill, Laura Lou and Jack, Mildred and Bill, and Lila and Chuck, looked beautiful sitting under the old oak trees with the glee club on one side, the orchestra on the other and flowers everywhere. Before we landed, we struggled through our exams and emerged trium¬ phant! Another voyage had come to its end. Our Okird Ori ' rip . Three-months leave over, we returned to take command, for we were ex¬ plorers this trip!!!! Right away we elected a capable command. Albert, Ned, Lila and Mil¬ dred were chosen to guide-us. With the arrival of our class jewelry came a sense of unity. Remember the locks on our lockers? My, but we fussed about them! But Mr. Feagle stood firm, and we succumbed to his command. With Coach Justice ' s absence, our winning streak took a tumble, but the old C.H.S. spirit was still in there pitching, so we gave opponents a rough time. How glad we were when Laura Lou and Jack joined the cheering squad. Remember how lovely Queen Jessie and her attendants, Holly, Gerry, Jo Ann, and Jean looked at Homecoming!! That was the Plant game-—the night the torrid Tornadoes were beaten. Soon basketball season was moving full speed. Who will ever forget the faculty and student team game with Miss Myers heading her magnificent faculty cheerleaders—Miss Kelley, Miss Turner, Miss Morse, Mrs. Turner, and Miss Foley. The faculty won?! Just before Christmas the band and orchestra presented a Christmas concert. Mid-year exams (ugh!) over, the annual staff rushed hither and yon with deadlines to meet; the senior class productions group hustled and bustled to get Best Foot Forward ' ready for presentation. We thought we had a good play with Delano and Henry in the s tarring roles, and it really did make a hit!! Our third trip was nearing an end, and suddenly we wanted it to cease hurrying. Then, our caps were on and we were walking sedately down the auditorium aisle to the strains of Pomp and Circumstance. At last, we were to receive the honor bestowed by dear old C.H.S. on those who were willing to work hard and continuously for their own betterment. As we waited to re¬ ceive the first material indication of our hard work, we wondered where the last few weeks had flown. The Sr. Play, Best Foot Forward, and the hit it made; May Day; Sr. Week, complete with Skip Day, the Prom and Banquet; final exams and diplomas. Had it really happened? Now that our trip was completed, were we finished? No—for though we had taken our last excursion, we would be making trips alone into the spaces of greater and higher knowledge. Our great voy¬ age of life had just begun! £pL oivrA We, the explorers, having completed our basic training, are now ready for our solo flight. Before departing, we turn over our charts to the crew for the day when they too will ex¬ plore the World of Tomorrow. Left to right, back row: Mildred Taylor, Treasurer; Dean Harlan, Sergeant-at- Arms; Ned Spake, Vice-President; Lila Peterson, Secretary. Front row: Albert Wilcox, President; Patty Calhoun, Sergeant-at-Arms. . Sophomore Class Secretary ' 49 Sophomore Homeroom Secretary ' 49 Annual Stalf ' 51 Y Teens ' 49 Glee Club ' 49 Library Club Secretary ' 51 ANDERSON SR EDWARI W v Aquau ' Clara Ecfvibr-in-Chief ' 51 Aqua QJrfta Stqffj Junior Cl ss Preside: A Student Q cfncil Vice-President ' 51 Honor, Soeffety ' 50, ' 51 n Los Gauchos ' 49 1 VicefPres. ' 50, ' 51 3oys ' State ' 50 F.H.A. ' 49 Hi Teens ' 49 C-30 ' 50 Golf Club ' 50 BARBER, CHARLES T. Football ' 50, ' 51 Tennis ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Basketball ' 49, ' 51 C Club ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Baseball Manager ' 49 May Queen ' s Escort ' 50 BETTISON, MARGARET VIRGINIA D. C.T. ' 50, ' 51 Usherette ' 50, ' 51 F.H.A. ' 49 BLACKBURN, CHARLES BYRD Transferred ' 51 Junior Rotarian ' 51 National Honor Society ' 51 Aqua Clara Staff ' 51 Soloist with Glee Club ' 51 BLUE, NOLAN J. {Pete) Football ' 49, ' 50 BOLGER, JOHN RICHARD Swimming ' 49 Tennis ' 49 Baseball ' 50 D.C.T. ' 50 BOYD, NAOMI MARIE Orchestra ' 49 Glee Club ' 50, ' 51 Mixed Chorus ' 50 Girls ' Chorus ' 50 A Capella Chorus ' 50 D.C.T. ' 50, ' 51 Vice-Pres. ' 50 iLJk 0 jy 3RADY, WIL3 W ( Al am ' r J ootball Mdnagfe- ' 49 J ’Key Club ' 51 .Sophom t-4 Cla$ Vi e-President ' 49 BRASS, GEORGE E. BREEDON, MARILYN J. Glee Club ' 49 F.H.A. ' 49 Y Teens ' 49 D.C.T. ' 50, ' 51 BRIGGS, VERA ELOISE Transferred ' 50 Girls ' Glee Club ' 50, ' 51 Chorus ' 49, ' 50 Thespians ' 49, ' 50 Jr. Class Play ' 50 Class Treasurer ' 49, ' 50 Basketball Team ' 49 CALHOUN, PATRICIA ANN (Patti) Cheerleader ' 50, ' 51 Aqua Clara Staff ' 51 CAPRIOTTI, JOHN W. Transferred ' 49 Football ' 49 Basketball ' 49 CHISHOLM, SYLVIA RLfTH Glee Club ' 49 D.C.T. ' 50, ' 51 Usherette ' 51 COATES, SHIELA MARION Tri-Hi-Y Transfer ' 49 Los Gauchos ' 50, ' 51 Annual Staff Transfer ' 49, ' 51 Newspaper Staff Transfer ' 49 F.H.A. ' 51 nnual Staff ce=P� esid r1 CRANMER, JOYCE LORRAINE Band ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Orchestra ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Y-Teens ' 49 Los Gauchos ' 50 Band Sec. ' 51 CRAWFORD, CORNELIA Qy ' ' Qy GRACE 0s L r ( Cookie) Glee Club ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 E) ;c-3o ' 50 •Los Gauchos ' 50, ' 51 Usherette ' 50 Chatter Staff Asst. Sports Ed. ' 51 Quill and Scroll ' 51 Na Sc CRIBBS, JAMES D. DANNELLEY, ADOCK Football ' 50, ' 51 Baseball ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 C-Club ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Calendar Boy ' 51 Vice-President of Homeroom ' 50 DAUPHIN, BERTHA PAULINE Student Council ' 49 Glee Club ' 49, ' 50 Transferred ' 50 F.H.A. ' 50 D.C.T. ' 51 DAVIS, ROBERT M. (Spud) Baseball ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Homeroom President DORMINY, JACK FARRELL May Day Escort ' 49 Football ' 48 Homeroom Treasurer ' 51 DOUGLAS, ROBERT H. Glee Club ' 49 D.C.T. ' 50, Pres. ' 51 D.C.T. Delegate ' 50 ;k DELANEY, ADRIENNE K. Band ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Orchestra ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Masque and Gavel ' 50, ' 51 Advertising Manager of Chatter ' 51 Annual Staff ' 51 All State Orchestra ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Quill and Scroll ' 51 Hi Teens ' 50, ' 51 DEMPSEY, RICHARD EUGENE Football ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Band ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 D.C.T. ' 50 FIGHT, HOLLY Cheerleader ' 50, ' I May Day Attendant Homecoming Attendant ' [ Basketball ' 49, ' 50, ' { Volleyball ' 49, ' 50, ' i Annual Staff ' i Mixed and Gir Chorus ' 49- ' 51 Girls Trio ' 50, ' 5 Hi Teens ' 49, ' 5 FALLS, CYRUS THOMAS FULOPP, YVONNE O. Los Gauchos ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Glee Club ' 49, ' 50 Girls ' Chorus ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Mixed Chorus ' 49, ' 50 A Capella Chorus ' 50 D.C.T. ' 51 Homeroom Secretary ' 51 Danny Dither ' 49 GANGELHOFF FREDERICK R. Football ' 48, ' 50 Swimming ' 50 Track ' 50 FLEMMING E JACQUELINE Transferred ' 49 ■Basketball ' 48 Volleyball ' 48 Jr. Class Play ' 48 Home Ec. Club ' 48 Allied Youth ' 48 EDMUNDS, DONALD CALHOUN Band ' 49, ' 50, Pres. ' 51 Key Club ' 49, ' 50 Annual Staff ' 49, ' 50 ELLIOT, DONALD RAY Transferred ' 51 1 r f 4 f GOULD, ROBERT WILLIAM Los Gauchos ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Key Club ' 49, Treas. ' 50, Pres. ' 51 Golf Club ' 49, ' 50, Treas ' 51 Swimming ' 49 Aqua Clara Staff ' 51 Golf Team ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Band ' 49, ' 50 Audio Visual ' 49 HAMILTON, GLYN W. Glee Club ' 49, ' 50 HAMILTON, SADIE R. HANEY, JOSEPH BRUCE (Fuzz) D.C.T. ' 49, ' 50 GRANT, PHYLLIS ANNE Band ' 49, ' 50 Hi Teens ' 50 Los Gauchos ' 50, ' 51 Masque and Gavel ' 50, Treas. ' 51 Library Club ' 51 Annual Staff ' 51 May Day Dance Chairman ' 50 HALEY, CARL RAYMOND Football ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Pres, of Homeroom ' 50, ' 51 Junior Rotarian ' 51 Captain of Football Team ' 51 Baseball ' 50 C Club ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 HARDIN, HENRY LEE Student Council ' 49 Football ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Baseball ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 C Club ' 50, ' 51 Homeroom Pres. ' 51 AA EDMUNDS, DONALD CALHOUN Band ' 49, ' 50, Pres. ' 51 Key Club ' 49, ' 50 Annual Staff ' 49, ' 50 ELLIOT, DONALD RAY Transferred ' 51 FALLS, CYRUS THOMAS FIGHT, HOLLY C. Cheerleade r ' 50, ' 51 May Day Attendant ' 50 Homecoming Attendant ' 51 Basketball ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Volleyball ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Annual Staff ' 51 Mixed and Girls Chorus ' 49- ' 51 Girls Trio ' 50, ' 51 Hi Teens ' 49, ' 50 FLEMMING E JACQUELINE Transferred ' 49 Basketball ' 48 Volleyball ' 48 Jr. Class Play ' 48 Home Ec. Club ' 48 Allied Youth ' 48 FULOPP, YVONNE O. Los Gauchos ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Glee Club ' 49, ' 50 Girls ' Chorus ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Mixed Chorus ' 49, ' 50 A Capella Chorus ' 50 D.C.T. ' 51 Homeroom Secretary ' 51 Danny Dither ' 49 GANGELHOFF FREDERICK R. Football ' 48, ' 50 Swimming ' 50 Track ' 50 ■ GOULD, ROBERT WILLIAM Los Gauchos ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Key Club ' 49, Treas. ' 50, Pres. ' 51 Golf Club ' 49, ' 50, Treas ' 51 Swimming ' 49 Aqua Clara Staff ' 51 Golf Team ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Band ' 49, ' 50 Audio Visual ' 49 f •3 4 } HAMILTON, GLYN W. Glee Club ' 49, ' 50 HAMILTON, SADIE R. HANEY, JOSEPH BRUCE (Fuzz) D.C.T. ' 49, ' 50 GRANT, PHYLLIS ANNE Band ' 49, ' 50 Hi Teens ' 50 Los Gauchos ' 50, ' 51 Masque and Gavel ' 50, Treas. ' 51 Library Club ' 51 Annual Staff ' 51 May Day Dance Chairman ' 50 HALEY, CARL RAYMOND Football ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Pres, of Homeroom ' 50, ' 51 Junior Rotarian ' 51 Captain of Football Team ' 51 Baseball ' 50 C Club ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 HARDIN, HENRY LEE Student Council ' 49 Football ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Baseball ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 C Club ' 50, ' 51 Homeroom Pres. ' 51 i y i g V A - INGRAM, FRANCIS C. Transferred ' 50 Tennis ' 50, ' 51 INNNES, MARY ELLEN Los Gauchos ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Home Room Treasurer ' 50 Home Room Secretary ' 51 Annual Staff ' 51 Glee Club ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Girls ' Chorus ' 50, ' 51 INSCO, BETTY LOU D.C.T. ' 51 JAHN, LAURA LOU Transferred ' 50 Cheerleader ' 51 May Court ' 50 Chatter Reporter ' 51 Tennis Club ' 51 JAMES, WILMER ALBERT Tennis ' 49 ' D.C.T. ' 50, ' 51 Social Chairman D.C.T. ' 51 Homeroom President ' 51 JESSUP, MARY D.C.T. ' 50 JOYNER, ELIZABETH LOUISE D.C.T. ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 KELLEY, PHILLIP R. Band ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Homeroom Pres. ' 50 Band Officer ' 50 Chairman May Day ' 50 Aqua Clara Staff ' 51 Key Club ' 51 £A KELLY, SYLVIA MAUREEN Los Gauchos ' 50, ' 51 Hi Teens ' 49, ' 50, Pres. ' 51 Usherette ' 51 Aqua Clara Staff ' 51 Library Club ' 50 F.H.A. ' 50 Assembly Committee ' 51 LANE, PATSY JEAN Transferred ' 51 Girls ' Chorus ' 51 Mixed Chorus ' 51 Chatter Staff ' 51 Girls ' Volleyball ' 51 Annual Staff ' 51 LEWIS, MILDRED L. D.C.T. ' 51 £ - manss, jaWe ; Glee Club ' 5 X Hj Teens ' 49 i Danny Dit?fer ' 4$ ML Library gfij)b ' 50 MATRANGA, PAUL DOUGLAS Transferred ' 50 Student Council V.-Pres. ' 50 Annual Staff ' 51 Student Council Pres ' 51 Key Club ' 51 LOGAN, PAGE Volleyball ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Annual Staff ' 51 Basketball ' 51 Hi Teens ' 49 MATRANGA, ROLAND MAURICE Transferred ' 50 Vice-Pres. of D.C.T. ' 50 MERCER, DONALD E. if MEYER, RODERICK KEITH Homeroom Pres. ' 51 MUELLER, GORDON CARL MUNROE, WILLIAM NOMAN (Billy) Key Club ' 50, ' 5i MURPHY, ELLA JOAN Girls ' Chorus ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Mixed Chorus ' 49, ' 50,. ' 51 Hi Teens 49, ' 50, ' 51 Aqua Clara Staff ' 51 Danny Dither ' 49 A Capella Chorus ' 51 MILLER, RONALD H. Glee Club ' 49 Key Club ' 51 Aqua Clara Staff ' 51 MITCHELL, LILYAN LEE Student Council ' 51, Sec. ' 51 Glee Club ' 49 D.C.T. ' 50, ' 51 Danny Dither ' 49 O ' V cfVC V- ' V McCLUNG, JESSIE R. Usherette ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Hi Teens ' 49, ' 50, ' 51, Treas. ' 50 Honor Society ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Student Council ' 49, ' 51 Glee Club ' 49, ' 50 Annual Staff Circulation Editor ' 51 Chairman of Homecoming ' 51 McGILL, NORMAN STEWART (Jack) Football ' 49, ' 50 Basketball ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Swimming ' 49, ' 51 C Club ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Sports Editor of Chatter ' 51 Cheerleader ' 51 May Day Escort ' 50 V.-P. of Student Council ' 50 Calendar Boy ' 51 McMullen, sarah CAROLYN Band ' 49, ' 50 D.C.T. ' 50, ' 51 Homeroom V.-P. ' 51 use. JKaxre. fJh ihJ A£Cul, ' J MOlO 7i(3uUO NEUMAN, JOANN F. . - - Aqua Cl rg ' 50. ireas. ot Homeroom. 51) -frLzxtAj ! y ja c? yuui- ' A cb —. Usherette ' 50 Glee Club ' 51 deQsrvnJ r 5 - ' ndosw, ° w bL, snys u (■3., -s t, y rl zA Co cO oi, c£. £ yf m. NORTH, MARGOT d ' ORSAY v lifcafiw Hi Teens ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Aqua Clara Photography Editor ' 51 Mixed Chorus ' 50 Girls ' Chorus ' 50, ' 51 uqu. Aom , RONALD CARL « l Band ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Orchestra ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 - c J? -£ ua 4. ITE O ' RIORDEN, JEREMIAH M (Jerry) Football ' 49 Track ' 50 Glee Club ' 49, ' 50, V.-P. ' 50 All State Chorus ' 50 Boys ' State ' 50 Boys ' Quartet ' 50 Danny Dither ' 49 ORT, GERALDINE R. (Gerry) Glee Club ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Cheerleader ' 50, ' 51 Homecoming ' 50 Annual Staff ' 51 Chatter Staff ' 51 Homeroom Pres. ' 51 Hi Teens ' 49, ' 50 Office Assistant ' 50, ' 51 PERCIVAL, JEAN CATHERINE Orchestra ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 All State Orchestra ' 50 May Day Committee ' 50 Library Club ' 51 Annual Staff ' 51 PADGETT, MYRTICE C. Los Gauchos ' 49, ' 50 Glee Club ' 50, ' 51 Girls ' Chorus ' 50, ' 51 Mixed Chorus ' 50, ' 51 F.H.A. ' 51 Homeroom President ' 51 PATRICK, RUDOLPH (Rudy) PETERSON, LILA JEAN Glee Club ' 49, ' 50 Orchestra ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Senior Class Secretary ' 51 F.H.A. ' 51 Homeroom V.-P. ' 51 Homeroom Pres. ' 50 May Court - ' 50 Hi Teens ' 49 Student Council ' 49 Danny Dither ' 49 PHILLIPS, RUFUS Football ' 50 Basketball ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 C Club ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Tennis ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 PAULK, DONALD E. Football Manager ' 49, ' 50 Track Manager ' 50 Basketball Manager ' 50 Baseball ' 51 Glee Club ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 C Club ' 50, ' 51 All State Chorus ' 50 Danny Dither ' 49 PICKERILL, EUGENE G. Band ' 49, ' 50 PENEGAR, SANDRA Transferred ' 50 Majorette ' 50 Dramatic Club Junior Class Play ' 49 Teenage Club Basketball Girls ' Chorus POLASKI, WILLIAM B. Honor Society ' 49, Sec. 50, Vice-Pres. ' 51 Key Club ' 50, ' 51 Boys ' State ' 50 jfcL v POPPLER, JAMES W. (Billy) Honor Society ' 49, ' 50, Pres. ' 51 Key Club ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Glee Club ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Danny Dither ' 49 Boys ' Quartet ' 49, ' 50 Student Council ' 51 RECH, MARY ALVENA Band ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Jt Business Manager ' 51 Orchestra ' 49 U Annual Staff ' 51 Hi Teens ' 50, ' 51 fTtjU Band Clinic ' 50 cu P PROSSER. JAMES D.C.T. ' 49, ' 50. ' 51 REYN ' BETTY JANE REBER, BARBARA (Be-bop) Glee Club ' 49, ' 50. ' 51 Mixed Chorus ' 50, ' 51 Danny Dither ' 49 F.K.A. ' 50, ' 51 RICKS, BETTY LORRAINE Danny Dither ' 49 Glee Club ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Usherette ' 50, ' 51 Los Gauchos ' 50, ' 51 Hi Teens ' 49, ' 50 Aqua Clara Staff ' 50 Student Council ' 50, ' 51 RUTHERFORD, MARJORIE CAROLYN Glee Club ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 D.C.T. Treas. ' 51 Usherette ' 51 SHINDEL, MARCIA LEE Junior Honor Society ' 49 Chorus ' 50 Orchestra ' 50, ' 51 Basketball ' 50 Volleyball ' 49 Transferred ' 51 Annual Staff ' 51 Usherette ' 51 SCHAMEHORN, PHYLLIS A. Hi Teens ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Los Gauchos ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Danny Dither ' 49 Glee Club ' 49, ' 50 Aqua Clara Staff ' 51 Usherette ' 50, ' 51 C-30 ' 50 SCHEIBER, WILLIAM L. (Bill) D.C.T. ' 51 Audio Visual ' 50, ' 51 SMITH, ELL1E C, Danny Dither 3t meroom Vic 11 State C«l. Glee Club ' 49, Iee Olub ’49, T U, ootball Manager BuU e: ' 51 SPAKE, NED Senior Class Vice-Pres. ' 51 Junior Class Vice-Pres. ' 50 Boys ' State ' 50 Football ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Basketball ' 49, ' 50 Swimming ' 49, ' 51 C Club ' 4§, ' 51 Honor Society ' 50, ' 51 Homeroom Vice-Pres. ' 49 SPAKE, WILLIAM CARLTON Football ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Track ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 C Club ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Pres, of Homeroom ' 50 Vice-Pres. of Homeroom ' 51 Basketball ' 49 May Court Attendant ' 50 Swimming ' 49 SPERRY, MARY ANN Glee Club ' 50, ' 51 Hi Teens ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 C-30 ' 50 Annual Staff ' 51 Chatter ' 51 Student Council ' 51 Quill and Scroll ' 51 STADTLANDER, JAMES.RAY Transferred ' 51 Football ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Track ' 49, ' 50 H-Club ' 49, ' 50 C Club ' 51 STEPHENS, LAMAR L. Band ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Football Chatter Staff Printer ' 51 (S ' o,-; Gtee ( KATHERINE WADLEY STODDARD, JACQUELINE L. (Jackie) Transferred ' 49 Glee Club ' 49 Hi Teens ' 49 Student Council Treas. ' 50 Los Gauchos ' 50, ' 51 Treas. ' 50 Aqua Clara Staff ' 51 STULER, HAZEL CAROL Glee Club ' 49, ' 50 Annual Staff ' 51 D.C.T. Sgt.-at-Arms ' 51 Homeroom Pres. ' 51 Volleyball ' 49, ' 50 Danny Dither ' 49 Hi Teens ' 49 TUCKER, FRANK H. Glee Club ' 49, ' 50, Pres. ' 51 D.C.T. ' 49, ' 50 TYNER, ANITA DOLORES ( Nita) Transferred ' 50 D.C.T. ' 51 V.P. of Homeroom ' 51 Annual Staff ' 51 TALLMAN, MADELINE Hi Teens ' 49 F.H.A. ' 49, ' 51 Glee Club ' 49 TAYLOR,- MILDRED M. Class President ' 49 Los Gauchos ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Hi Teens ' 49, ' 50, V.-P. ' 51 C-30 ' 50 May Day Court ' 50 Chatter Staff Associate Editor ' 51 Class Treasurer ' 51 Calendar Girl ' 51 Quill and Scroll ' 51 TRULOCK, CHARLES EUGENE Student Council ' 51 VAIL, DONALD E. (Tony) Student Council ' 49 Key Club ' 50, ' 51 Tennis ' 50, ' 51 v -V Chatter Staff ' 5) I 49v 5l i Usherettes Si ANn l 4 ( % QuiU andScroll ' 5if W ' ) WILCOX, ALBERT Football ' 49 Track ' 49 Junior Class Treasurer ' 50 Senior Class President ' 51 C Club ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Key Club ' 51 Annual Staff ' 51 t WILKINSON, DONALD E. Basketball ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Baseball ' 50 C Club ' 51 WYRICK, JULIAN H. Baseball ' 50, ' 51 WILLIAMS, LOUISE FRANCES Transferred ' 49 Glee Club ' 49 YOUNGBLOOD M TTHA jo r. , (Monkey Jo) O Treas. of Soph. riV-Q Hi Teens ' 51 V Homeroom sec. ' 5u | 51 0 Usherette ' 50, ' 5L_ WILLIAMS, RICHARD B. D.C.T. ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Band ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 ZEHNDER, RONALD L. Student Council ' 50, ' 51 Glee Club ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Football ' 50 Basketball ' 50, ' 51 Swimming ' 49 Danny Dither ' 49 WOLFE, JO ANNE (Jo) Glee Club ' 49, ' 50, ' 51 Danny Dither ' 49 F.H.A. ' 49 DOROTHY WYNNE, CATHERINE ANN Hi Teens ' 49, ' 50 Annual Staff ' 51 Orchestra ' 49, ' 50 DAWjf CASAlJ ' WOC Fujare HomAnakers qfLi Artaerica df9 JPuill cmdAScroll Chattfer Staff ' 51 Annual taff ' 51 JO ANN NEUMANN GERRY ORT ULA PETERSON JOHNESS WATTS BEZY ZIMMERMAN HOLLY FICHT PAT LANE SHERA HAIGHT JEAN BRAND BARBARA FENIMORE BEST ALL AROUND n ty]p 14 rn a n n -Jtu WL, MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST DANCERS CLASS FLIRTS L WJt Poler! 2)oii cj fa A Pa!!j Cafhonn Pbon ' WifLinAon BEST LOOKING c Coraine 2)onafJion JJod 2v, ,e ' j ••• a MOST ATHLETIC fine}? c CocfCin l atj ED AMOR CAROL BROWN DELANO DRIVER ROBERT DOUGLAS HOLLY FICHT HENRY HARDIN ORVILLE HEINE JR. ROTARIANS 2nd Semester MAY DAY • sA 7 m j JR. ROTARIANS 1st Semester BOBBY CROWNS QUEEN JESSIE HOMECOMING COURT I ■■■■pi Hi ■ doot Jonvard SENIOR CLASS PLAY DIRECTED BY ALBERT BLIZEL AND JOHN CUMMER Gale Joy. Bud Hooper. Helen Schlessinger. Hunk Hoyt. Dutch Miller Dr. Reeber Blind Date Green Jack Haggerty Satchel Moyer Ethel Minerva Miss Smith Chester Billings Miss Delaware Water Gap Prof. Lloyd Charlotte Gray Emily Blue Beverly Ann Brown Pete Black .Delano Driver .Ed Amor Sandra Penegar .Bill Poppler Charles Blackburn Bill Polaski Vera Briggs Frank Tucker Bob Gould Dean Harlan Janice Noll Cookie Crawford Caroline Harrington Henry Lee Hardin Jessie McClung Doug Matranga Pat Lane Holly Ficht Beverlee Hauver Albert Wilcox JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE Lila Peterson Pat Lane Cynthia Baskin Mildred Taylor Johness Watts Holly Eicht Jim Stadtlander Henry Hardin Bobby Bilbrey Jack McGill Merel Barlow Bill Mercer JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER Genie Stearns Virginia Cooey Shera Haight Jon Ann Neumann Loraine Donaldson Lou Ann Taylor Dale Steffgy Albert Wilcox Dicky Short Raymond Haley Adock Donnelley Danny McMullen Front row: Bob Marshall, Vice-President; Clyde Marlowe, President; Barbara Fenimore, Decretory; Brown Goehring, Treasurer. Back row: Dick Pierson, Danny McMullen, Sergeants-at-Arms. m I 1st row: M. Creel, B. Bates, G. Allen, I. Curry, F. Bennett, I. Brown, C. Campbell, D. Beatty, M. L. Collins, D. Baker, A. Aangier, S. Earle, V. Elliot, P. Cauzenza, L. Bahlou, N. L. Carrick. 2nd row: p. Carter, F. Anderson, W. J. Clark, D. Bolton, E. Archenbroun, P. Calvin, C. Cannon, B. Caldwell, C. Baskin, M. J. Brady, S. M. Davis, J. Brand, Y. Biondi, K. Cromartie. 3rd row: R. Charlow, B. Bie, R. Christie, M. Ellis, J. Chase, J. Cogbum, B. Bilbrey, T. Densmore, M. D ' Armond, D. Abner, R. Duffy, G. Douglas. jth row: w. Coggins, R. Ball, E. Capriotti, I. Crane, V. Duffy, B. Edmunds, P. Barry. 5th row: R. Carter, E. Blankenship, B. Beekman, J. Bucher. 1st row: H. Hatfield, M. Hickman, B. Gilbert, B. Gant, G. Kilgore, J. lenkins, I. Grubbs, X. Kalli- vokas, B. Gant, E. Lerch, B. Hunt, B. Fennimore, S. Hand, P. Harley. 2nd row: D. Evans, F. Huskamp, C. Jones, J. Hubbard, Z. Jones, C. Jones, A. Johnson, J. Flandreau L. V. Faircloth, J. Fillmore, S. Green, J. Ford. 3rd row: B. Goehring, M. Forrest, E. Kunz, B. Jones, B. Gross, H. Hendrix, L. Eskridge, D. Hogan, D. Holliday, M. Liberman. kth row: M. Gerhard, J. Mongrides, R. El wood, C. Harmon, G. Evans, K. Horker, R. Korta. 5th row: R, Folds, J. George, D. Klein, J. Green. •w n ' : ■iinronfmiimisifi iiiiiiiiiiiinnviamat 1 1st row: Ann Roush. Genie Stearns, Joel Stovall, Barbara Sumner, Patsy Smith Gail Wolfe Syl a Schwartz Lois Shaw Sandra Tyler, Ann Smith, Lila Sue Tyson, Betty Walker, Barbara Pyatt. Dorothy Hunt. 2nd row: Barbara Saunders, Mary Vorgias, Joan Stewart, Carol Wilson, Jerry Williams, Man van, Marlene Smith, Laura Ann Talton, Lou Ann Taylor, Peggy Wallace, Jean Wnght, Betty Lou Zimmer 3rd row: Raymond Staley Gerald Tomkins, Eugene Weiffenbach, Clyde Marlowe, Danny Wells, Ted Smith, Don Seymor, Thomas Wells, Randall Blanchard, Claude Jordan, Charles Whitehead. R , 4th row: Frank Brandon, Keith Sweat, Ray Skinner, Joe Renfroe, Jack Strickland, Buddy Sauer, Kurk Winte , 5th row: Ronald Steekstra, John Webb, Dale Steffy, Ray Turner, Wesley Turner, James Sowell, William Sitar. 1st row: Adell Parish, Sue Nutt, Ann Mains, Janice McQueen, Dubie Mayers, Jessie McMullen, Francine Pakall, Jackie Rains! Cathy O ' Donnell, Betty McKeown, Joan Mercer, Inger Marsh. . ._ 2nd row: Warren Myers, Carolyn Mayhew, Ellen Jo Morris, Joyce Meares, Josie Lupo, Mary Lou McLean, Jo Ann Mallory, Barbara Padchen, Peggy McKinsey, Judy Nelson, Gilbert Peterson. M ., 3rd row: Charles Psomadakis, Danny McMullen, Gorden Nickleson, Frank Barlow, Clifford McKay, Otis Pruitt, Neil Praschan, Alton Blackburn, Buddy Plumer. . 4th row: Franklin Petree, Dick Pierson, Harold Miller, Bob Marshall, Ronnie Mason, Roger Havel. 5th row: Ronnie Livingston, Donald Quinn, Tommy Ramsey, Bill McLain, Richard Meeth. II Left to right: Frank Parker, Vice-President; Frank Logan, President; Merle Barlowe, Treasurer; Sandie Stovin, Secretary; George Cahoon, Johness Watts, Sergeants-at- Arms. echanici We , the Mechanics, eagerly await the day when we too shall explore the outer realms. ✓ 1st row: C. Chicetti, J. Barnes, S. Delucenay, H. Brass, M. Burgess, P. De Hart, A. Finney, D. Deets, C. Carey, S. Dobson, M. Craven P. Deats, S. Falls, I. Carmichael. 2nd row: G. Archenbraum, B. Bicksler, G. Boyts, A. Bruce, C. Bond, S. J. Byars, J. A. Burroughs, M. A. Barlow, B. An¬ na, C. Crooker, N. Alexander, B. Boyd. 3rd row: B. Deulin, G. Cahoon, C. Curls, E. Brown, P. Edic, R. Clark, M. Barlow, D. Chamberlin, J. Divers, G. Collins, B. Barnes. 4th row: G. Cockerham, J. Center, G. Davidson, T. Blanchard, J. Davies, R. Feldt, B. Davids, R. Campbell, B. Buchan. 5th roiv: K. Alyward, D. Barnum, L. Ebbers. 1st row: M. J. Iley, D. Hillhouse, R. Frost, B. Guy, P. Grant, A. Guinand, D. Kallivokas, S. Lelekis, V. L. Hastings, J. Kelly, L. Guerine, C. Horobin, P. Horobin, P. Leemon. 2nd row: F. L. Kearney, J. Gardiner, L. Lewis, J. Lemon, S. Harris, M. Hagood, K. Hartley, P. Harker, D. Jacobsen, P. Hovey, R. Hadley, R. Kearney. 3rd row: J. Lairscey, J. James, B. Hershfeld, A. Forney, N. Ham, S. Haight, G. Kerr, M. L. Johnson, L. Langston, W. Kline, A. Fredrickson, E. Green. 4th row: M. Flick, D. Johnson, B. Fulopp, T. Kness, P. Boyd, F. Flitter, B. Hitchcock, D. Green. 5th row: T. Harlan, B. Gallups, M. Houchard, G. Harding. Xi ■ ' ' ' 1st row: Ft. McMullen, C. Peters P. Moore, N. Lanier, J. Fenfroe. L. M. Richardson, B. Mitchell, C. MacDonald V Lo gue, Z. McLendon, B. McGeachy, A. McMullen, B. J. McMullen 2nd row: H. Roundtree D. Randall, H. McCarty, Y. Potter, T. Psomadakis, B. Muffles, M. Remig, Z. Psomadakis P J Petty, M. Matthews, S. Poanessa. ' 3rd row: T. Andrews, R. Nigels, S. Laurant, D. Morris, J. Rector, S. Nichols, B. Meeks, D. Newton, R. Luce D Heron L. Kimble. ith row: J Mitchell, D. Pride, D. McKinley, R. Olsen, B. Monroe, J. MacDonald, F. Parker B. Rist R Miller stti row: G. Padgett, R. Pride, R. Turner, F. Logan, P. Ort, J. Milner, C- Marland, 1st row: S. Taylor, P. Little, A. Morgan, A. Ulmer, M. Tinsley, L. Walker, B. Richardson, S. Taylor, K Marston |. Smith, A. Scheeper, L. Suggs, J. A. Warnock, N. Shrewsbury. 2nd row: J. Watts, P Smith, L L. Narum, D. Schnieder, A. Whiting, J. A. Yettaw, M. Williams, T. Tsangaris, J Taylor S. Smith, J. McManus, B. Rist, P. Taulbee. 3rd row: ]. Meadows, G. Vester, R. York, L. Schieber, F. Parker, J. Ramsey, J. Lowe, R. Scoff, W. Montage L Sum- merall. 15 ' ith row: J. Divers, R. Turner, L. Varanesse, D. White, C. Wilcox, J. Smith, B. Ryan, D. Wolf, R. Baldwin Student (Council Sudent Council, the government, so to speak, of C.H.S., and center of the busy swing of its everyday life, has enjoyed a suc¬ cessful year. Under the direction of Miss Foley, it has planned and carried out many worth while projects: perhaps the most noteworthy of which was the C.H.S. Calendar, which was pro¬ duced after much painstaking effort on the part of the committee. No other organiation at C.H.S. has shown more active group participation. L TO R, 1st ROW; B. Marshall, D. Matranga, Miss Betty Jane Foley—Advisor, M. Kelly, E. Amor. 2nd ROW: A. Mains, J. Chase, S. Davis, B. McGeachy, D. Randall, J. McMannus, R. York, J. Hubbard, W. Poppler, F. Pakall, S. Stovin, S. Kalavokis, G. Kilgore, J. Raines, D. Hillhouse, B. Fennimore, J. Rector, M. Sperry, J. McClung, D. Driver. 1st ROW: M. Kelly, Sec.; D. Matran¬ ga, Pres. 2nd ROW: E. Amor, VP; B. Marshall, Treas. C.J4.S. ( Latter f Pop Meadows says that he can get the Chatter next Friday if all the material is in the print shop by Monday.” A statement such as this has been known to cause bedlam in the Journalism Department of C.H.S. Columns are written with sudden inspiration on the part of the writers, news stories are recorded, and the happenings at club meetings are somehow remembered in a literary fashion. Sports articles add the final touch and then the job is left to the printing department. The combined efforts of Mrs. Edna Knapp, the staff, and the boys in Mr. Meadow ' s printing classes produce a greatly enjoyed Chatter; a school paper surpassed by none. to right: 1st row: CAROLYN BATES EDITOR-IN-CHIEF A. Delaney, V. Cooey, I. Watson, M. Taylor, C. Bates, B. Hauver, S. Hamilton, C. Crawford, J. McGill. D. Garrison, D. Driver, G. Ort, P. Calhoun, D. Baker, S. Coates, M. A. Sperry, B. Reba, L. L. Jahn. Mr. Meadows, B. Stewart, B. Reynolds . D. Smith- J. Manss, P. Lane, I. A. Newman, Mrs. E. Knapp. L TO R, 1st ROW: C. Blackburn, B. Polaski, Miss Martha Kelley, Advisor, W. Poppler, C. Jones, J. Ilvey, J. Chase. STANDING: J. Neumann, B. Goehring, L. Donaldson, J. McClung M. Taylor, E. Amor, C. Bates, R. Ravel, M. Kelly, A. Johnston, M. Sperry, M. Innes, D. Driver, D. Flemmings. L TO R: B. Polaski, V.P.; C. Jones, Sec.; B. Poppler, Pres. )ocieh Any one who belongs to the Honor Society has proved to be outstanding in character, leadership, and service. This club, under the guidance of Miss Martha Kelly, has served this school for 14 years during which time it has done more than its share of producing better well-rounded personalities. Many of the, members of this club are club officers in the school and one of its aims is to teach the members correct par¬ liamentary procedure. Invitations to join this club are formal and are given at midterm and at the end of the school year. To qualify as a member a student must have an 85% average or more. 2xCV. D. C. T.—Three letters that stand for so much, because the Diversified Co-operative Training group has as its aim the all important task of preparing young people for their life, after high school, when they shall make up a part of the work-a-day world. This is accomplished by the practical knowledge given them by their advisor, the able Mrs. Ruth Brubeck, and by actual experiences in their field of work. Thus these young people are able to obtain a strong foothold on their ladder to success. L TO R, 1st ROW: C. Stuler, S. at Arms; R. Douglas, Pres.; P. Dauphin, Sec.; 2nd ROW: R. Matranga, V.P.; M. Rutherford, Treas. Left to right, 1st ROW: M. Lewis, M. Rutherford, W. Winters, R. Douglas, C. Stuler, R. Matranga, S. Hand. 2nd ROW: B. Hunt, D. Gar¬ rison, B. Joyner, .L. Mitchell, M. Breeden, Y. Fulopp, C. McMullen, W. James, M. Gerhard, A. Tyner, C. Kilgore, B. Bates, J. A. Jenkins, G. Allen. 3rd ROW: V. Bettison, I. Marsh, R. Stephens, M. Boyd, S. Schlosser, J. Clark, S. Green, B. Gant, J. L. Lupo, B. Peterson. 4th ROW: Mrs. Bru¬ beck, Advisor, B. Bellamy, S. De Armond, J. A. Fillmon, F. Anderson, P. Dauphin. 5th ROW: R. Carter, J. Womack, J. Sowell, R. Tilley, W. Scheiber, D. Bolger, J. Prosser. 0 m 1st row: F. Pakall, J. Hubbard, A. Johnston, S. Earle, E. Lerch, J. McQueen, P. Boyd, R Felt, R. Wrist, F. Tucher, R. Morris, A. Angier, J. Stovall, J. Iley, B. Bicksler, P. Lane, J. Wright, D. Driver, Mr. Savige. 2nd row: C. Peters, P. Smith, J. Bowers, D. Zubrod, B. Ricks, N. Pra- shan, D. Paulk, E. Smith, R. Hogin, B. Poppler, C. Blackburn, C. Jones, M. Burgess, L. Tal- ton, F. Kearney, V. Elliott, M. Creel. 3rd row: J. Murphy, C. Fisher, C. Neff, S. Nutt, M. Hagood, S. Stovin, D. Randall, R. Nichols, D. Chamberlain, C. Collins, R. McMullen, S. Harris, V. Briggs, M. Padgett, Z. Jones. 4th row: M. Sperry, D. Short, P. Ort, J. Chase, D. Kline, W. Turner, G. Hamilton, D. Short, K. Hartley, M. Remig, B. McGeachy, C. Jones. I 1st row: R. Feldt, R. Zehnder, W. Poppler, C. Blackburn, F. Tucher, R. Morris, D. Short, B. Mercer, Mr. Savige. 2nd row: D. Short, K. Bowers, P. Boyd, D. Seymour, R. Hogin, D. Chamberlain, J. O ' Riorden. 3rd row: F. Nichols, P. Ort, N. Prashan, E. Smith, B. Rist, G. Hamilton, C. Collins. 4th row: J. Chase, G. Cockerham, D. Randall, J. Turner, D. Kline, D. Paulk. 1st row: Mr. Savige, A. Maines, S. Earle, I. Watson, C. Peters, B. Gilbart, C. Hones, M. Burgess, G. Wolfe, Z. lones, L. Talton, J. McMullen, A. Angier, P. Lane. 2nd row: J. Mc¬ Queen, F. Pakall, L. Lerch, M. Sperry, D. Zubrod, B. Ricks, A. Johnson. S. Nutt, J. Stovall, J. Wright, H. Ficht, J. Iley, M. Creel, G. Ort, 3rd row: L. Peterson, B. Zimmerman, J. Hub¬ bard, S. Wingate, S. Penegar, J. Noll, R. McMullen, C. Bond, K. Oefgar, B. Bicksler, V. Elliott, C. Brown, V. Briggs. 4th row: C. Crawford, J. Murphy, P. Smith, C. Neff, S. Stovin, M. Haggood, C. Baskin, M. Padgett, M. Remig B. McGeachy, M. Grady, S. Haight, S. Harris. astute and (javei This is the club at C.H.S. for those students who are interest¬ ed in drama. Three points must be earned before one may be¬ come a member. These can be either in speaking or acting. Under the able direction of Miss Sarah de Kirkpatrick, Mas¬ que and Gavel presented JUNE MAD, a comedy in three acts, which was a tremendous success. Acting is not the only interest of Masque and Gavel. One may also exercise his ability in speaking or any other phase of drama. P. Grant, Treas.; B. Zimmerman, Pres.; C. Jones, V.P.; R. Meeth, Sec. L to R, 1st ROW: P. Boyd, P. Grant, R. Meeth, C. Jones, B. Zim¬ merman, Miss Kirkpatrick, S. Davis, B. Fennimore, R. Marshall. 2nd ROW: S. Haight, M. North, B. McGeachy, S. Tyler, W. Popp- ler, P. Lane, C. Bond, J. Hubbard, S. Lilickis, K. Hartley, C. Mc¬ Donald, M. Hagood, A. Guinand, C. Blackburn, J. Stovall, S. Earle, T. Tsangaris, I. Grubbs. I r: ' -j The main requirement for acceptance into this club is the desire and ability to write. Also, an average of 85 must be maintained in English and 40 inches of accepted journalistic writings are necessary for membership. The club, sponsored by Mrs. Edna Knapp, enjoys many in¬ teresting meetings which include speakers and dinner parties. One noteworthy thing about Quill and Scroll is that it is the oldest club at C.H.S. and it sponsored the introduction of many other clubs into the school. B. Hauver, V.P.; A. Delaney, Pres.; M. Taylor, Sec. L to R, 1st ROW: P. Lane, M. Taylor, B. Hauver, A. Delaney, S. Hamilton, C. Crawford, C. Bates, Mrs. Knapp. STANDING: }. A. Neumann, B. Stuart, V. Cooey, D. Garrison, D. Wood, D. Baker, J. McGill, G. Ort, S. Coates, P. Calhoun, J. Watson, M. Sperry, D. Flemings, J. Manss, B. Reber. ' f t 1st row 2nd row 3rd row J t th row 5th row A. Bruce, R. Chauncey, R. Campbell, D. Heine, B. Bennet, J. Craine, O. Pruitt, R. York C. Marlowe, J. Pilieri, D. Flemmings. A. Whiting, V. Hastings, B. Meeks, J. Kilgore, T. Tsangaris, D. Flemmings, J. Cranmer, C. McKay, P. Smith, I. Grubbs, P. Harley, P. Ort, C. Crowmartie, P. Kelley, A. Delaney, Mr. Yanetovich, B. Koger. P. Kromer, A. Scheeper, B. Short, F. Nichols, M. Hichman, J. Sever, T. Ramsey, B. Beeck- man, D. Gray, D. Erwin, C. Harrington, N. Shwartz, D. Edmunds, E. Brown, H. Roundtree. E. Green, J. Divers, P. Dunn, N. Crowe, L. Fraley, A. Rech, B. Johnson, R. Miller, R. Cottrell, J. Holley, T. Kness, C. Marland, R. Luce. D. Korta, Y. Biondi, L. Talton, B. Sanford, B. Buchen, R. Oden, A. Morgan, J. Nelson, L. Stephens, L. Taylor, B. Fennimore, J. Stearns, J. Wornock, E. Lerch, B. Sumners, M. Shroeder. J V i t ELI jp 1st ROW: M. Kelly, Pres.; 2nd ROW: J. McMullen, V.P.; I. Grubbs, Treas.; S. Davis, Sec. J4i-Oe eens 1st row: j McQueen, F. Pakall, E. Lerch, A. Angier, D. Baker, M. Kelly, J. Stovall, J. McMullen, I. Grubbs, S. Davis. 2nd row: s. Delucany, J. Brand, J. Taylor, P. Grant, N. Lanier, B. Guy, M. Brady, B. Walker, J. Kelly. 3rd row: s. Haight, A. Guthry, P. Smith, K. Offinger, K. Marston, B. Caldwell, Z. Psomadokis, J. Watts, L. Narum, S. Taylor, C. Cannon. itth row: s. Smith, R. Hadley, N. Ham, C. Neff, S. Stovin, K. Hartley, M. Hagood, P. Myers. After belonging to such an active and worthwhile club as the Hi Teens, surely the members will have a place in the future. Formed in 1920 as a Y.W.C.A. branch, it has increased in importance each year, not only to the girls belonging, but also to our community and school. Any girl enrolled at C.H.S. is invited to join the club which will welcome suggestions and ideas. The club is assisted in itts activities by Ruth Breese and Pat Myers. 1st row: L. Walker, I. Smith, D. Meyers, S. Lilikis, A. Quinand, P. Moore, O. Calavokis, G. Archen- brawn, P. Schamehorn, B. Zimmerman. n 2nd row: Y. Biondi, B. Anna, D. Schneider, C. Baskin, J. Wright, C. Peters, J. Barnes, M. Tinsley, r. Wooten. „ . ... 3rd row: M. Remig, C. Crooker, S. Harris, A. Whiting, C. Wilson, E. Morris, X. Calavokis, J. Iley, Jfth row: J. McManus, B. McGeachy, B. Patchen, L. Taylor, J. Hubbard, P. Lane. C-Club, the sports club, is made up of all those boys who have received a varsity letter for participating in any major field of sports. It was established for the purpose of promoting athletic interest among its members and the entire student body. It is advised by the coaches, M. Spellman, G. Sakkis, H. Hancock, and R. Brown. Left to right: 1st row: R. Ellwood, B. Bilbrey, T. Blanchard, E. Dempsey, D. Wilkinson, C. Barber, D. McMullen, B. Jones, D. Abner, T. Densmore. 2nd row: A. Wilcox, B. Mercer, M. Gerhard, J. Stadlander, A. Donnelley, B. Spake, H. Hardin, N. Soake. 3rd row: E. Kunz, Coach Sakkis, J. McGill, D. Bolton, O. Heine, D. Harlan, D. Pierson, B. Ryan, Coach Spellman. 4th row: F. Ingram, B. Gould, R. Ravel. The Cowboys, ' ' as they call themselves—for no particular reason, must have an 85 average in Spanish, before receiving an invitation for membership. The Club ' s active membership made it possible for them to sponsor a gay masquerade ball, which was something new in C.H.S. history. Amongst the ex¬ citing programs of the meetings, are Spanish skits, weiner roasts, and Chili-suppers. The cowboys are held in check by Senora Turner. LEFT TO RIGHT, 1st ROW: G. Archenbraun, B. Anna, S. Deluceny, J. McQueen, E. Lerch, F. Pakall, J. Raines, A. Maines, C. Jones, P. Schamehom, B. Hauver, J. Smith, D. Jacobson, R. Hadley, J. Barnes. 2nd ROW: B. Walker, M. Brady, J. Stoddard, A. Bruce, C. Bond, Z. Jones, A. Angier, D. Driver, M. Kelly, S. Sullivan, J. McManus. 3rd ROW: Mrs. M. Turner, O. Pruitt, M. D ' Armond, E. Archenbraun, C. Baskin, S. Davis, M. Innes, J. McMullen, L. Talton, C. Cannon, M. McClean, B. Caldwell. 4th ROW: B. Bie, D. Kline, E. Amor, J. Davies, C. Crawford, S. Coates, B. Patchen, R. Luce. 5th ROW: R. Gould, Parker, D. Abner, M. Barlow, J. Divers. cHos (jauclioi 1st row: J. Stoddard, Tr.; J. McQueen, Sec.; 2nd row: F. Pakall, Pres.; D. Driver, VP. The usherettes are certainly a vital part of our football games. What a mad scramble there would be without the girl With a pleasant smile to give direction to lost spectators. The girls, who are under the direction of Miss Myers, wear the traditional crimson and grey, and are easily identified by the crimson ribbon on which Usherette is printed in gold. 1st row: 2nd row: 3rd row: 4th row: 5th row: M. Sperry, P. Schamehorn, F. Pakall, Miss Pat Meyers, Advisor, J. Watson, M. Creel, B. Gilbert, V. Cooey. J. Manss, M. Rutherford, M. Kelly, J. Meares. M. Schindel, D. Beaty, K. Marston, V. Briggs, M. Youngblood, B. Ricks. J. Stovall, J. Bowers, J. Watts, J. Lupo. J. McClung, J. Taylor, N. Ham. xrf£ x L to R, 1st ROW: R. Ravel R. Meeth, R. Gould, R. Christie, W. Poppler, Mr. Blizel. 2nd ROW: C. Collins, J. Davies, D. Randall, P. Kelley, A. Wilcox, H. Hendrix, R. Marshall, B. Goehring, G. Douglas. 3rd ROW: J. Green, R. Miller, B. Bie, C. Harmon, F. Parker, F. Logan, M. Barlow, D. Chamberlain. 4th ROW: W. Polaski, D. Vail, J. Chase. L to R: R. Christie, V.P.; B. Gould Pres.; R. Meeth, Sec.; R. Ravel, Treas J eu (Slab The objects of the Key Club are to develop the initiative and potential leadership of high school youth; to help them find their place in life; to give them practical experience in dealing with each other as adults; and generally to carry out the wishes of the principal in all school matters and projects. The Key Club is primarily a service club aimed at the goal of building better communities. It is an honor to belong to this club. Surely the boys of the Key Club have a place in the world of tomorrow. Left to Right, 1st ROW: J. James, C. Harmon, B. Goehring, R. Stanley. 2nd ROW: P. Grant, M. Vorgias, S. Stovin. 3rd ROW: Mr. Crowell, J. Abrams, C. Bates, D. Schneider. 4th ROW: Dick Bolton. 1st ROW: S. Stovin, Sec.; J. Abrams, Treas.; 2nd ROW: C. Harmon, Pres.; B. Goehring, V.P. I 5 The organization under the able guidance of the Librarian, Mrs. Bessie Crowell, is an organization which daily serves the students and faculty. One hour a day is served by each as¬ sistant librarian for the reward of one third credit a year. These assistants receive valuable and useful practice in library pro¬ cedure and also undergo a rigid test, day after day, in the de¬ velopment of a pleasant and helpful personality. % The C.H.S. String ensemble, under the direction of Stephen Yanetovich, has participated in many activities this year. It makes up the string portion of the C.H.S. Orchestra which was rated a superior first division orchestra in contest. The or¬ chestra has made many public performances and has appeared in several contests this year. Several of the members also par¬ ticipated in the all-state and all-southern orchestra. Left to right: 1st row: 2nd row: 3rd row: 4th row: L. Peterson, E. Lerch, G. VanDuper, J. Percival, L. Shaw, L. Taylor, M. McMullen. R. McMullen, J. Warnock, A. Delaney, D. Flemmings, M. Vorgias. M. Warnock. M. Shindel. Director: Mr. Stephen Yanetovitch. ' PROGRHtf D 00E5 WHHT ? Pfjrxcm „S A !� ■ B Tfw ■ 9. r� « i � . Left to right, 1st row: B. Edmunds, P. Boyd, C. Harmon, D. Webb, B. Marshall, D. Edmunds. 2nd row: Mrs. Crowell, D. Johnson, C. Collins, B. Bennett, C. Whitehead. B. SCHEIBER, C. HARMON Co-Chairmen ydbidio ' L6wa What would C. H. S. do without the Audio Visual Club to show movies and slides in the classrooms? Or to bring in the phonograph so we could hear records on special occasions? All the other machines used around the school for various reasons are operated by the members of Audio Visual Club. It is one of the most useful clubs in the school and it also gives the members valuable experience. The advisor is Mrs. Crowell. 3 J4.A F. H. A. is an organization for the sole purpose of planning a better World of Tomorrow. Left to Right, 1st ROW: Miss Dotson, J. McQueen, C. Fisher, B. Stewart, J. Hubbard, V. Cooey, L. Peterson, S. Smith, C. Peters, J. McManus, Miss Briggs. 2nd ROW: M. Tinsley, M. Tollman, P. Cal¬ vin, A. Angier, C. Jones, N. Shrewsbury, C. McDonald, J. Raines, Y. Rusin, S. Dodson, S. Harmon, Q. McMullen, J. Burroughs. 3rd ROW: P. Moore, V. Elliott, P. Hovey, L. Langston, R. Hadley, S. Lelekis, A. Whiting, A. Morgan, B. Guy, P. Grant, J. Kelly, M. Ma¬ son, S. Byars. 4th ROW: B. Reber, M. Remig, M. Padgett, B. Muffles, M. A. Barlow, T. Psomadakis, N. Ham, J. Taylor, D. Jacob¬ sen, A. Scheeper. Left to right: J. McQueen, V.P.; J McManus, Sec.; V. Cooey, Pres.; S. Smith, Treas. CREED We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage, And high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking, Old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America ' s future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything, That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith, Will be realities, not dreams. MAX SPELLMAN When the doors of C. H. S. were opened in the fall of 1950, M. A. Spellman came in as head coach. A native of Savannah, Georgia, he went to the University of North Carolina, where he played on the Tarheels Sugar Bowl team of 1945. In ' 48 and ' 49, he was assistant coach, head basketball and track coach here. He then moved to Philadelphia, where he played for the Philadelphia Eagles. Welcome back, Coach Spellman! And we all hope you stay here a long time. ROBERTS BROWN Coach Roberts Brown, an alumnus of C. H. S., graduated from Tampa Univer¬ sity, and has become a famous guy around here. He is head coach for the basketball team and B-squad coach in football. He deserves a lot of credit for the fine show of spirit and work his teams have shown. GUS SAKKIS Coach Gus Sakkis, no longer a new¬ comer, has won the friendship and con¬ fidence of everyone at C. H. S. He at¬ tended Rollins College and coached at Plant High in Tampa. We are all proud of the excellent assistance he has given Coach Spellman and Our Tornadoes. HARRY HANCOCK Harry Hancock, an old alumnus of C H. S. and Rollins College, deserves the spotlight of C. H. S., as one of the assist¬ ant coaches. He spends his school hours as an American history teacher and is- liked by all. During the summer, he is Clearwater ' s ace Bomber catcher. A lot of credit goes to him for his hard work to make the Tornadoes a success this year. MARY LOU COLLINS Jessie McMullen BEZE ZIMMERMAN JO ANN NEUMANN Captain GERRY ORT PATTI CALHOUN LAURA LOU JAHN JACK McGILL JEAN BRAND HOLLY FICHT P . 5§8h] 1 -• -� • gj; P L j | - 4 - • , v . ' ;; ; v-;£ ; .y-. - • ' ;vv • ••; ' • Mr MmSff .«? row: Left to right: Ned Spake, Tommy Blanchard, Jimmy Smith, Bobby Jones, Bobby Davids, Harold Miller, David Abner, Dick Pierson, Jim Stadtlander, Eugene Kuntz, Jim Rector. 2nd row Orville Heine, Dan Iley, Bill Mercer, Bill Ryan, Danny McMullen, Alton Blackburn, Ray Haley, Charlie Psomadgkis, Adock Dannelly, Don Wilkinson, Henry Hardin. Srd row: Coach Brown, Coach Hancock, Virgil Lee, Eugene Dempsey, Rufus Phillips, Dewey Wolf, Dean Harlan, Keith Sweat, Tom Densmore, Bobby Bilbrey, Bill Spake, Glenn Padgett, Richard Elwood, Chuck Barber, Head Coach Spellman, Coach Sakkis. 1st row: H. McCarty, R. Nigels, J. Turner, B. Rist W. Mantango, P. Taulbe, B. Hitchcock. 2nd row: D. Short, R. Turner, C. Harmon, C. Curies, J. Smith, N. Alexander. 3rd row: T. Varinese, B. Baldwin, L. Ebbers, D. Short. i - cj uad ddootball B-Squad Football, the training ground for the varsity squad gives its participants excellent experience for the future years on the A-Squad. Last year the boys gave their all and we are sure that they will be a great asset to the var¬ sity next year. Coach Brown coaches these boys. The co¬ captains were Dickey and Donny Short who were greatly aided by their outstanding team¬ mates. jf|T|T|l 111� | i|i lij i j i i f|f| iiiii� Dick Pierson being tackled from behind T. VARANESE W. COGGINS VV . o . r —y$-S(jiA,ad idail?etl aU D. PIERSON 1st row: B. Ryan, D. Chamberlain, J. Rector, D. Pierson, D. Steffey, S. Logan. 2nd row: G. Cahoon. T. Varanese, B. Bilbrey, D. McMullen, C. Black, W. Coggins. C. BLACK i3Sc u,a(l l adhetbcill J. MOUNGRIDES R. CAMPBELL D. ABNER V LEE 1st row: D. Abner, N. Alexander, J. Moungrides, W. Ramsey, D. McKinley. 2nd row: R. Campbell, M. Houchard, J. MacDonald, V. Lee, B. Jones, B. Hitchcock, R. Turner. BILBREY JUMPS FOR THE BALL BILBREY SINKS A SHOT CHS Opp. St. Petersburg.54 81 Bartow .35 26 St. Paul.29 44 Tarpon Springs .46 29 Winter Haven.38 39 K.M.1.33 49 Sarasota.43 17 Fort Myers .39 41 Plant City.35 37 Manatee.28 34 Tarpon Springs .42 52 BLACK SHOOTS AGAINST FORT MYERS CHS Opp. Sarasota .25 38 Jesuit .45 58 Manatee .36 31 Jesuit .27 32 Plant City .36 41 Tarpon Springs.54 47 St. Petersburg .30 43 Winter Haven .43 34 Bartow .38 27 Fort Myers .27 34 lat row: L. Jahn M. Collins I. Hubbard tnd row: Barber D. Evans D. Bolton R. Ravel 1st row: p. Taulbe, B. Gould, J. Strickland, L. Ebbers, N. Alexander. 2nd row: Q Heine, O. Watson, J. Russel, D. Harlan. The C. H. S. Baseball Team started off their 1951 season against St. Petersburg. At the end of the season they participated in a play-off game. Newcomers to the team were greatly aided by the lettermen from last year, Pierson, Plummer, McMullen, Bilbrey, Davis, and Dan- nelley. Coach Hancock is the able mentor who trains these boys. Here ' s to our enthusiastic boys who step up behind the plate to take honors and add more glory to C. H. S. ' s athletic record! CO-CAPTAINS D. WILKINSON AND A. DANNELLEY p The C.H.S. track team started off its 1951 season on March 16 with an afternoon meet with Hillsborough. They engaged in ten meets before the season was over. The boys take part in such events as: the 100, 220, and 440 yard dashes, the half- mile and mile distance runs, the mile sprint medley with low and high hurdles, discus, javelin, and shot-put throws, broad jump, high jump, and pole vault. Spake, Marlowe, Abner, Black, Andrews, Wilcox, and Wolfe are some of the able participants. The home meets were held in the afternoons, while the larger meets were held in the evenings with the preliminaries being in the afternoon. 1st row, L to R: B. Rist, R. Nigels, B. Monroe, T. Blanchard, J. Rector, C. Black, D. Abner, B. Ryan. 2nd row: J. Webb, J. Chase, O. Heine, R. Ellwood, B. Bilbrey, B. Spake, B. Smith. 3rd row: A. Wilcox, G. Dempsey, V. Lee. pun u u u li uminirijuu QJs ’ (BcdetUl Although the girls only played six official games, they ob¬ tained a lot of experience for next year. They had fun on the trips meeting teams from other schools. They played against Largo twice, winning one and losing one. They also opposed St. Pete and lost the first game by 3 baskets and the second game by three points. They defeated the City Recreation team. Tarpon Springs, their yearly rival, withdrew from this year ' s schedule. All the girls show great promise for next year ' s team. The team will lose the services of three of the best players, when Pat Lane, Page Logan, and Jeannine Bowers graduate. L to R 1st row: p Moore, S. Taylor, P. Lane, J. Hubbard, S. Sullivan, S. Delucenay, A. Sheeper, J. Stovall, K. Marston. Cnd row: J Bowers, Y. Rusin, S. Ponessa, D. Beatty, A. Guinand, J. Brand, M. L. Grady 3rd row: p. Carter, J. Watts, M. McLean, L. Guerrine, Miss Myers, S. Taylor, L. L. Narum, Z. Psomadakis, M. A. Barlow. 111111 1st row: 2nd row: 3rd row: ifth row: P. Lane, Y. Rusin, M. Schindel, A. Sheeper. M. Watkins, C. Burnett, M. Barlow, G. Kilgore, J. Kelley, A. Guinand. P. Smith. Miss Pat Meyers, P. Carter, T. Psomadokis, D. Beaty, S. Sullivan, H. Ficht, N. Harne. ]. Bowers, M. Hagood, L. Guerine, J. Watts, M. McLean, B. Caldwell, Z. Psomadokis. 1st row: p. Lane, C. Crawford, Y. Rusin, P. DeHart, A. Guinand, A. Sheeper. 2nd row: T. Psomadokis, M. Watkins, S. Sullivan, D. Beaty, M. Smith, G. Kerr. 3rd row: p. Carter, J. Watts, M. McLean, L. Guerine, Miss Pat Meyers, S. Taylor, L. Larum, Z. Psomadokis. •V If ' . j ' - ' A ' rmnnrrnnnnnnnnn robby bilbrey BASKETBALL If ROBERT DAVIS BASEBALL Congratulations to The Class of 1951 Slip 3Ftrat National Sank OF CLEARWATER Member Federal Reserve System DEPOSITS INSURED BY FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor $10,000 Compliments of Compliments GUTHRIE ' S STANDARD Service Station s sut Standard Oil Products HOTEL Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1951 Clearwater Beach The France Paint Co. 1109 Cleveland St. Florida ACME and BOATWRIGHT PAINTS New and Most Unique Hotel Congratulations to The Class of 1951 W.P.I.N. YOUR RADIO STATION FOR NEWS and SPORTS 680 on Your Dial CLEARWATER YOUR JEWELER JERSEY DAIRY FOR 45 Compliments to YEARS Class of 1951 treacle Jllley Good Luck 425 Cleveland Street Congratulations to Wolcott Class of 1951 from Congratulations Class of 1951 Bank of Dunedin Complete Apparel for Member of Federal BOYS and GIRLS Deposit Insurance Juniors Teenagers Children Infants DUNEDIN, FLORIDA 530 Cleveland Street Phone 3-1227 Plumbing Supplies Electrical Supplies Paint Boat Supplies Hardware Fishing Tackle WILCOX SUPPLY CO. Indian Rocks, Florida Phone 9-1423 LIVE SHRIMP WHOLESALE Ross John ' s Fish Market Location: South of Drug Store Indian Rocks Fish Company WHOLESALERS - RETAIL Live Shrimp for Bait Phone 9-1885 Indian Rocks Modern Excellent Fishing Apartments and Swimming and Cottages Free Boats Compliments of JONES BEACH Post Office Box 128, Indian Rock, Florida MR. and MRS. WM. T. JONES, Owners Rated 100% by State Hotel Commission Grella ' s Music Store Aqua Clara Motel Band and Orchestra Instruments 1770 N. F. Harrison Clearwater, Florida 526 Pearce Street Clearwater, Florida Bob Young ' s Sunoco Service DAVE PRICE Real Estate Service 308 N. Ft. Harrison Avenue Phone 32-0784 Phone 9-1212 Indian Rocks, Florida CLEARWATER, FLORIDA Park Garden Sts. Phone 3-2284 Congratulations from Bay Furniture Company KNOWLES POTTERY 1585 S. Ft. Harrison Avenue CLEARWATER, FLORIDA Clearwater, Florida Phone 31-4644 Phone 3-2568 Phone 33-380 MRS. M. R. BARTOLA KEPPIE TRAVEL BUREAU THE EPICURE FOOD SHOP, Inc. 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Harrison Avenue 413 1st St., North Indian Rocks Beach, Fla. tflandalaif FOOD MARKET 358 Main Street Dunedin, Florida Standard Oil Products 600 MANDALAY BOULEVARD CLEARWATER BEACH Ace Service Station Approved Lubrication — Road Service Quality Western Meat Washing — Polishing Best Wishes Class of ’51 Compliments of Coronado HOTEL Collman ' s Shoe Store Clearwater Beach 625 Cleveland Street Clearwater, Florida Compliments to Phone 32-465 Clearwater, Florida Class of 1951 Alice Mae Springtime Spa CORSAGES FOR ALL OCCASIONS 504 South Ft. Harrison Lacher ' s tfct Tick BRUCE TAYLOR Real Estate Insurance Mortgage Loans WHERE YOUNG PEOPLE MEET 405 N. Ft. Harrison Phone 3-1293 Opposite High School Clearwater, Florida Congratulations Class of 51 RAY ALLEN, Inc. 426 Cleveland Your Personal Appearance Is Our Business J h l Clearwater’s Teen Fashion Center Across From the Post Office Compliments CLEARWATER to the TRANSIT CO. Class of ' 51 j. -j. di Compliments to Class of 1951 Indian Rocks, Florida Good Luck Sunbeam Purity Bakers Compliments to the Class of 1951 from S. S. COACHMAN SONS, INC. TACK and WARREN Roofing — Sheet Metal Heating — Air Conditioning Done by men who know how Next to A P Store Clearwater, Florida Compliments to Class of 1951 UPTON LAUNDRY, Inc. C. A. Hodshon, Pres. 500 Douglas Ave. Dunedin, Florida fZJi 1florist Flowers by Wire Ike SeryeMn ' a Congratulations to the Class of 1951 CONGRATULATIONS and GOOD WISHES from Kennedy Strickland Cnmpany 814 Cleveland Street J4eL Compliments of lad SL en w jarShiall —Jriop Bathing Suits Sportswear Clearwater Beach CLEARWATER, FLORIDA Compliments to The Class of 1951 from Cantrell Condon INSURANCE F.H.A. LOANS 425 Cleveland Street Compliments of SOUTHERN DAIRIES SEALTEST Milk and Ice Cream Day Phone 3-1149 Night Phone 33-2922 ftlatherJ FURNITURE COMPANY of Clearwater Upper Pinellas County’s Home of Natio nally Advertised Home Furnishings 413-15-17 Garden Avenue Phone 3-2567 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1951 BROADWAY GARAGE - Hardware DuPont Paints Compliments to the Guns Lawn Mowers Fishing Tackle Class of 1951 from Main at Douglas in Dunedin, Florida CLEARWATER FEEfl and SUPPLY I rotLerA Best Wishes Congratulations Class of 1951 to the BETTER SEATING Class of 1951 BETTER SOUND BETTER PROJECTION SWEAT ' S BETTER PICTURES Slower Shop Why - take - less - than - the - best 1200 S. Ft. Harrison Avenue Palms Theatre Phone 33-789 THE PLACE TO GO Compliments of (jteif (jail JJhh 200 N. Osceola CARL 1STIG, Manager Congratulations to the Class of 1951 J. Arlos Ogg Official Photographer 417 Cleveland Phone 3-2245 Extending Every Good Wish for the Success Happiness of Clearwater ' s Future Citizens Capital and Ritz Theatres YOUR HOME OF ENTERTAINMENT Compliments of LANE ' S PHARMACY The PINES Restaurant Specializing in Steak, Seafoods and Chickens Indian Rocks Beach Florida DUTCH FOERSTE ' S GARAGE and Service Station 24 Hour Wrecker Service General Auto Repair Battery Recharging Phone 9-1453 Indian Rocks Beach Clearwater REAL ESTATE PAINT CO. Congratulations A paint for every purpose 29 N. Ft. Harrison Clearwater Compliments Fulmer and Lyle of Your Complete Camera Store jacoi jewelers Pictures of all School Activities on Display 24 S. Garden Avenue BEN EVANS REALTOR Compliments To the Class of 1951 from Clearwater, Florida CLEARWATER FABRIC CO. Compliments of BEST WISHES FROM Federal Bakery THE MODERN SHOP 627 Cleveland Street Phone 33-746 Raymond Cloninger 624 Cleveland Street Compliments of LANIER ' S REXALL DRUG INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE INCOME TAX SERVICE v i i i ui w l L VLiL. L l v W Phone 32-508 LEE ' S SHOE STORE Best Wishes Class of ' 50 LLOYD WYNGARDEN Fashionable Shoes For Women and Teenagers 425 Cleveland Street Representative EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE U. S. Bay View Bldg. Clearwater, Fla. HARRIS Best Wishes Pharmacy to the L. G. and Boyd H. Harris Phone 3-2243 Clearwater, Florida Class of 1951 Congratulations SUTTLE ' S GRUVER SHELL SERVICE 409 S. Ft. Harrison Clearwater, Florida GROCERY Phone 3-2220 TWIN PALMS BAR-B-Q Everingham ' s Congratulations Class of 1951 Pavilion Thayer MOTOR COMPANY Dodge Plymouth Dodge Job-Rated Trucks 28 N. 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