Clearwater High School - Aqua Clara Yearbook (Clearwater, FL)
- Class of 1954
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We are ready to gather our trophies and belongings around us and to change trains for one that will take us on into the future. CCNTENTS 5 Q HDS ' SPORTS 1 H0T T 5S cinsses K1 , ,, , 1 U -To 0X'0lhC':u1olhfal11uli1Q1Qw,:? 9,13 13 Q xulllxxxxxxunnxxxxxnxxxxxxxxgxxxx DEDICATICJN Q jilnyi, N A I' lf 'a ,sq q E To one of our engineers who has been most helpful and loyal to C.H.S., who founded four of our very cred- itable organizations, who tirelessly worked for the better- ment of our school and who has had a definite influence on the successful future of the graduates of our school for many years. . . With affectionate good will and gratitude, we, the class of 1954, Proudly dedicate this annual to MISS MARTHA KELLEY. Q u e r 6 3 ll l cu I I ll 6 er W'3'1,i?2,?LE S Too bad. You shouldn't have done it. just let me at those hooks! LOIS ARNOLD ALBERT BLIZEL UARDA BRIGGS EARL BROWN RUTH BRUBECK English English Home Biology D'C4T. Speech Economics W is 'K if 'hX A IL B ITLER RUSSELL CANTXVELL CHRISTINE CARMACK RICHARD DOBBINS HARRIET DOTSON Vocf sic English American History Drivers Training Cooking My Wtvrld Historv Homemaking All work and no play . . . A little help, please. HERBERT DIIDLEY YNES WILLARD JARDINE DORRIS JOHNSON Athletics yy in Wocmd Shop Plane Geometry Wtwrltl History jou Math I0 W I UV' J' Q.. ou. Faculty at play ,L 4' , X' I 1 WII.I-IAM ,IUSTICII MARTHA Km-I-EY SARAH D. KIRKPATRICK ALFRED MEADOWS LOIS MORSE Athletics Algehral Chemistry Print Shop Mathematics INI:1tIiem.itit's L.atin English Registrar I Rl PAT MYERS GERTRUDE NEIS GEQRGE ROTHE Girls' Athletics English Mad ine mp Reading Clinic ' re else Q? Our Little Helper Speech! Speech! ' X GUS SAKKIS MARION SHAMBAUGH BERT SHARP MAUDE SIMPSON H. FORREST SMITH Athletics Senior Problems Physics Bookkeeping Arts and Crafts Xliforld History Spanish Guidance Mechanical Drawing Snap it up! Extra Helping, Please 'W 1 l'l'li.lL.f,:y,j. - I ' 3 , K Mr W , 'L li 'yi 2 if , 1' ANTHONY 'IU-VMAR'5 AMBER TVRNER MILDRED TURNER KENNETH WALTERS STEPHEN YANETOVIC B f'l4kff'l'1flJ4 TyPiU1l SPHYIISII American History Bantl lYl'mJl Slmfllmml , I Senior Pruhlems Orchc-str.l Q ' , i E., x ww Wim SQP C ta .r V L .,. ' 'f fir f Q W ,- h3 , new-M gy ff EEIIHGIA CEITHAE + E ff W IR Sophomore explore Q ' ,W .W gm' places hgggozpfslowlg' i flo acquainied Wifh V -T 4 lr U ihe personnel. are inferesied in v 'ou 1' 5' iracfions and compar+rhep+s. BURN 5235365 W sm' W' W RATE RUAU ,rX:, 5 2 ' e5UHfNa i Q ,x F 25 Low-Y f 59 fi TY' Q v-J 9475 pf MISSED THE TRAlNl Q I fn ,iff . E' ' M. Clow NFA, A. Connor Q Q.. JK If NX E. Desaulniers ' 3' Jer C. Elllllll m E. Ellis Q6 0 ,l. Finley XT! Z- if . E. Grunt V gdjx' . 'll Healey , A. Hurst Qy by . jr M jones B. Lopez Wy V . 1 NP v 9355 'Q 2' .-flak. 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Payne P. Pcntllcy P. Pcnegar S. Peterson J. Pctroslcy N. Pittman D. Pixlcy M'. Poole , ,-3 M. Quinn I.. Rnmnel-cars I ix? Rtunsdcn I . Rau V I I in R1 G. Regelc R' S. Renfroc A- R055 . 3 ' f . o ' .. . D. Rhodes 34 5 . - 1 Q . Ricketts p :X b 1 . gi .- ' il' A I ll x 1 5 3 VI- f-4 .X- . lf 'Rl Dwi 'sk 'Q 3 A V, Z 1 f 1 14 ' Lvjf I DICK WHITING Junior Class Preridenl EFFA JO BACON Secretary 1 E. Robbins U5 C. Roesler J. Ruble ' , W. Runyon ' D. Ryder ,jj ' N G. Sanborn 1. Sapp P. Sawyer W. Schaffner B. Schenck fl ' R. Schmid ' l ' R. Schnee R. Schultz M, J. Scott I . VM. r 0 41 G. Shafer B. Shepard P. Shower J. Sinclair B. Smith E. Smith W. Smith L. Snyder B. Spake M. Sparks J. Speed L. Tharp D. Thede L. Thomas B. Touchton B. Trickel J. Turner C. Tuten E. Upmeyer E. Varney J. Viano J. Viano T. Vitito E. Waddy A. Walker J. Walker S. Walker T. Waller j. Ware M. Whitney J. Wilkes B. Wilkerson S. Wilkinson , . T. Williams S. Willis E. Winter A. Womack C. Yowell M. Warnock G. Waterson P. Watts P. Wells D. Whiting J. Whiting DON CHAPPELL Vire Pmfiderzr JANET MCMULLEN Treaxurer H. 4 x - J l 13 -5. fi' S it L V Q N A , .,,. at K Q K f r 4 I X! f 'Q , l ', -' .. my .qz Q ef' ' iz . ' f rn.: , Q..-arf 4222 . ' I - ' - i 3, , . . lv 133' f- tl . - 1- u sem i 'ii ' 1 'T - if . .l mf or av P If Q3 Q L Q? .vw e +- V J I v ' . . Y. X 1 fi ' as , -1 s E tw. W ' .M 'W at , , Q. Q I 1 L SENIGRS P Al si . I,-vga I .J in N CY' Jw, ,,,... 6 , , The Senior year is fhe fime fo lceep up our slandards of efficiency and efforf. Finally we have fimelfo enioy fhe affracfions along fhe way, and bask in flue warmfh of fhe honors which we have received. We look forward wifh ioyful an- ficipafion fo fhe firsf sfop, Graduafion. when we and launch jon our 'g work. ' l BONITA ASCOLY ActiorI.f rpeah louder than wordm Transferred 53 ' Los Gauchos 53 Aqua Clara Staff 54- H Jolly Teens 54 Glee Club 52 ' Young Thespians3b2 ' Homeroom Vice President 52 SHIRLEY ANN BACHUS Athletic, friendl y, and kindg Another like her you'll never find. Homecoming Court 54 Volleyball 52, 53, 54 Basketball 53 Annual Staff 54 Homeroom Secretary 53 VIRGINIA M. BATES Little .rparhr Jtart great fire.r. Homeroom Vice President 52 YWCA 52, 53. 54, President 53 Conference Delegate 52 Conference President 53 DCT 53, 54, President 54 ICC Vice President 54 JIMMY BAx No wonder teacherr' hair turn gray, I chatter, chatter all the day. Transferred 53 Chatter Staff 54, Sports Editor Homeroom Treasurer 54 Boys' Chorus 53 Basketball 52 Baseball 52 Ready to help romeone all 1 w A Ienre of humor too, a tm Student Council Electio h X Annual Staff 53. 54, A or Science Club 54 Inter Nos 54 CONSTANCE O. BECKER 05 . L N Homeroom Repre n e Nr If tkvy iff .V ' f Y-Teens 52, 53 Honor Society 5 my N BRUCE J. BLACK Hi: head wa: full of geniur And hir heart war full of truth. AV 53, Co-Chairman 54 ICC 54 SONDRA JOAN AUDIBERT Her hair iJ no more runny than her heart: Thir you could tell from the Jtarl. Transferred 53 Cheerleader 52, 54 Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer 54 Basketball 52, 54 Swimming Captain 52 Dramatics Club 52, President 52 Homeroom Queen 52 ARL ' arzdr' er ' e J y. he would he in every way! DCT 52, 53, Sec ry 53 TEDDY BAss Hi: wit if never out of Ityle. Transferred 52 Homeroom President 52 ROTC 52, 53 WILLIAM J. BEATTY Say ahracadahra, Ware a magic u'and,' And here'J thi: tall, athletic blond Football 52. 53. 54 Track 52, 53 C Club 52, 53, 54 DeMolay 52, 53. 54 Homeroom Vice President 54 Homeroom Treasurer 52 JOHN WAYNE BENEEIELD W'hen he .fucceedr the merit it all hir own. Homeroom Treasurer 52 Senate 53 Football 52, 53, 54 Tennis 53, 54 C Club Band 52, 53. 54 Pep Band 52, 53 Baseball 52 CLIFFORD VERNON Boorn Quiet, friendly true, With hir, traits he'll pull through. Key Club 53, 54 Band 52, 53 Civic Council 53, 54 Science Club 52, 53, 54 Treasurer 53 r s ki . ,, 5 gt , W iff f f we I KNET CAROL Bow Her honeit Jinrerity if Jure to carve for her a iche in life. 7 if X Q! ml 9 5 - ,J V49 ful, of If . J P I 91 .rot dand welfgept' oped mind. v u 1 , ,V N , 4 ly I l ,l-State and fx ome m T s r 54 ,E mls ji PERRIL BEVIERLEY BRENNEN Witty, rhnrnting, quiet, rarefree: She if quite the gal, you feel ransferred 52 . mcranthum High-Y 52 :nate 54 LVIN WESLEY BROWN A little work, a little play, Maker a man of the boy, they Jay. CT 54 Nyiklis ovpioll j if ii! f would be fr' 1 If very way. ransferred 5-1 l DHN DONALDSON BURGESS I'rn happy af I can be, for I never trouble trouble 'Til trouble trouble: me. md 52, 53. 54 'nate 53 eMolay 54 olf 54 R ugly I hir re - eade' boy u'l1find, A cl 5 53 N Q! rc ra 5 53 5 y lt Seniors L J I 1.1 ft . I . P J in ' 1 ' f A Q SUSAN DURHAM BRAND A 'f A fuel-luring gal with energy plux, Shelf really liked by all df uf. Cheefldader 53, 54 ,' i Y-Teens 52, 53, 54, ,Confeferice Delegate 52 ' Y-Teen Swiiyieart Candidate 52 Calendar G 54 Volleyball 52, 53 Basketball 52 WAYNE LANDRETH BREEDEN The one who toil! while the next one Jhirk.r. Track 52 DCT 53, 54 Ways and Means Chairman 53, 54 JIM BRETZIUS A football raptain our joy and pride Long live Bretziuf, they all cried. Football 52, 53. 54 C Club 52, 53, 54 Track 52, 53, 54 Homecoming Escort 53, 54 Homeroom Treasurer 53 EILENE BROWN Lot: of fun, sweet and good. If you don't know her, you really Jhouldf' Transferred 54 Band 52, 53 Tri-Hi-Y 52, 53 Indoor Circus 52, 53 DCT 54 THOMAS RICHARD BRUCKMAN Liked by all around our Jchool, he abide! by all the ruler. Transferred 53 DeMolay 52, 53, 54 Civic Council 53, 54 Student Council 52, 53 Inter Nos 53, 54 Honor Society 54 MARGARET SHUMAN BURNS Not too sober, not too gay, juxt a nice girl in every way. v' ' Jj'l R 1' il lx , . 1 , - f 1,1 . Seniors , u f 4 gl ' A , X . V KQLENQWA BHIHIIS 'E 'il d work VV f fb df play. V ',11:? 5tt:f'g! V -' l WU l RICHARD BUSEK ' oinial rt Staff 53 'V He'J ro good, that no one mek mes , 53 ,Q ran he a better man. and ow V, c hatQQl sfaffjx , Tufpiar 53 lf , ,fArf Sqyad 53 ' my ' P I U 'ill' 14 if! L it Nj Q o Y ' Y I If rl' nf U Exif vlbxcb l' V He lore! the g e he on H .AHAROLD E. BUSHER 550 mvfw X' Some claim he'r hashful, other: douht it. .D Si-HRLEY ANN CA No douht Jhe'd lead if more gay, I If lenonf were 'nf' e NV' way. I rf, 1 gr, 8 RICHARD EDWARD CHANCEY A friend and pal to everyone. Band 52, 53, 4 Orchest if vffffygfoe DONALD COLLADO The man who har mutir in hi! foul. Key Club 54 Homeroom Vice President Pep Band 53 Band 52, 53, 54 x HETTY MAE COREY A good dirporition more valuable than g All-State Chorus 53 OJ Glee Club 52, 53, 54 Mixed Chorus 52, 53, Girls' Chorusi52, 5 Clinic 54 o ch 55 Co 5 r Football 52, 53, 54 54, rack 52, 53 C Club 52 53 54 Qqoslf-1153655 V K 33913 075 JOHN SAMUEL CASTELLANO Ambition obey! no law but it: own appetite. Transferred 53 junior Washington Club 52 Basketball 52 Baseball 52 Radio Squad yy ls l Qjy IAE A L LA T we o a that en rp J Stu Co n l 2, , 4 Corre po g cr Recor Se e ry fl' e Secr 52 if LAWRENCE R. CONNELL Happy-go-lurhinerr in hir trend But all in all a rery good friend Football 52, 53, 54 Basketball 52, 53, 54 Baseball 52, 53, 54 C Club 52, 53, 54 1, up... SUZANN 'Light o eart ver 1 ied ver. lv- ,ew L Cl ! ROBERT CARLYLE COTTRELL An all around good fellow. Band 52, 53, 5-4 Dance Band 53 Orchestra 52. 53. 54 DeMolay 52. 53, 54 Science Club 52, 53, 54 President 54 ICC 54 EMILY C ll . e ere and , J e rii' i er 0 d0 Ushere 53. DCT 54 onI BEVERLY ANN DAMMANN Y-Teens 52 , Vi Sid 5 j su r jun being happy if a good trail. Jolly Teens 53, 54 Publication Chairman 53, 54 Office Assistant 52, 53, 54 Library Club 52 PATRICIA A. DANIELS When every rirtue ir mearured and told, lVe find ber worth her weight in gold. Transferred 54 Hockey 52, 53 Basketball 52, 53 Softball 52, 53 DCT 54 ZELMA DAUPHIN Her manner Jweet and winning wayr, Will bring .rurrefr in future dayJ. Glee Club 52 Mixed Chorus 52 v Girls' Chorus 52 DCT 53. 5-'l .at f Dmitry Seniors I ELISE CROOK A happy .rmile for everyday She giver to all who rome her way. Glee Club 52, 53, 54 All-State Chorus 54 Flapperette Trio 52, 53, 54 Madrigal 53 Library Club 54, Vice President Chatter Staff 54 Y-Teens 53 PHILIP GRAY CURREY Men of few word: are the bert men. DeMolay 52, 53 Basketball 52, 53, 54 Key Club 53 Homeroom President 54 C Club 53 JACQUELINE LEE DANEORD Here'.r a girl wha'.r mighty Jweet, To know her ir a Jpeeial treat. -Annual Staff 54 Volleyball 54 Glee Club 52 ESLEY ENOCHS DANIELS He can always .ring a Jong, Nothing about him ir wrong. Football 53, 54 DCT 53 DeMolay 54 Youth Center 54 President 54 W fifwf 511 JANE CAROL DAVIS A jolly lar: with dark brown hair, Frownr upon her face are rare. Nursing Club 53 Y-Teens 53 MARGARET ELIZABETH DEBOLT A dark haired girl who'.r lot of fun, When .the corner in it har, just begun. Glee Club, Girls' and Mixed Chorus 53, 54 All-State Chorus 53 Band 53, Maiorette 53 Jolly Teens 53, 54, Secretary 53 Inter Nos 53, 54 Exchange Class 54 RICHARD J. DELANO Happy I am, from rare I'm free, llnbuy fv'en't tbey all ronlenled like me? Track 52 L'SNR 53. 54 SALLY KATHERINE DILLARD A faithful worker and zz lrue friend to all. Annual Staff 53. 54 Volleyball 52, 53. 54 Homeroom Secretary 53 Senate 53 Glee Club 53 Mixed Chorus 53 Y-Teens 52. 53 GEORGE LYMAN DOLL Hit ,rwzfe of humor if at ity belt, And hir bfifnidlerr energy if ,rvldfml Ill 1'e.I1. Football 52 Baseball 52. 53 May Day Escort 53 NANCY ELLIS A charming l.z,r,Iie. Jweet and f0J'. A f.II'm'ite will: Irlf and Transferred 5405 'Q Y-Teens 54 ' 4? JARIIQS WOOInALL 'VI- 'Q Quin .md xlvy. .1 real ,rzwll guy. DAVID FLEMINGS Au .Ill-wand grind fellow. Band 52. 53. 5-1. President 541 Properties Chairman 52 Pep Band 52. 53. 5-1 ICC 54 Key Club 54 DeMolay 52. 55 KL., Seniors . ? i kr ft. JOAN DELP Q s lff., 1l.md ff, I, full 0 ' . There if fm ' under fbe J . l NANCY EVELYN DOBBINS HRE.Id-'J and willing In do bar parl. Sheff zum bw' Uk!-J' ium m.111y tl lu'.Irf. Transferred 54 Annual Staff 52. 53. 54 Library Assistant 52. 53 Glee Club 52. 53 DCT 53. 54 Youth Center 53. 5-1 Calendar Girl 54 FRAN DRIVER It'J the If7163rl,f.IIIf u'urd.f .md .rmilei Jon u'e.I1'. Thu NI.IkE'.ffL7t' .rim Jbine e1w'JIz'bev'4'. Student Council 5-1. Vice Preident Girls' State 53 Los Gauchos 53, 5-1, President 54 Junior Class Secretary 53 ICC 5-1 Homecoming Court 54 Annual Staff 5-1 HELEN ANNAMARIE ELWOOD Alblc1ir. uillj' .uid full of fun, Sbdr made sl friend of t?I'F!'J'UfI6.H Jolly Teens 53, 54 Devotional Chairman 541 Volleyball 52, 53 Softball 52 Basketball 53. 5-1 SI-IIRLEE ANN FERGUSON She mn find fun in eI'eryIlvii1g. Usherette 54 Chatter 5-1. Feature Page Editor 5-1 Homecoming Sponsor 53 Annual Staff 53. 54 Senate 53 Mixed Chorus 53 Girls' Chorus 53 JEROME FORREST Newer uvrrier, zierer will. Golf 52. 53. 54. Captain 54 Basketball 52, 53 if C Club 53. 5-1 Track 53 Key Club 53. 5-1 D DeMolay 53. 54 Senate 53 W, gy. I M,,,,fz.,,,...,, ,L 2, I-IARRIET Horus Ginza She Jlreu' ,qludrlen on lbv fm! all .rise mel. Transferred 53 ' Rotary Club Oratory Finals Annual Play Cast 53 Girls' Glee Club 52. 53 Combined Glee Club 5 . 5390 'C Softball Letter 52 , F DX K Dramatic Clugi fr' r l b bybf f t HJ Q9 rv VJ DORIS GRABO DoriJ, like ber name, if guy we know Jlae will zl1Il'd'1'.f be Ibn! way. Transferred 55 Office Assistant 54 DARLIS C. GREENE 1 jun lure work, I rould 511 and wairla il for hours. QMV 1 ROGAN Q 'Ei b ls ' 'I dJh 5 f ezendjraug I 5 ffrqlale an H5 ' q1e?Jb1Y lmutvr the rky T .f e 5 DTM!! muh 52, 53 .4114 Art Club 52 ,53 Baseball 52' ' French Clu 5 . aww? Sir my , JllJ61'id6Hl Football 52, 53, 54 C -Club 52. 53. 54 JOE Hum' joe bar u famour Amerimu mmm Maybe be mo will add lo in fame Football 54 Track 54 .J 'vvvil' JAY H..HALL lVho it there who doef not httou' or like him. Senior Class Vice President 54 Senate Vice President 54 Basketball Manager 52 Football Manager 53 Golf 54 Homeroom President 53 DeMolay 52, 53. 54 Key Club 53, 54 KENT HARDING Quietneu if an indir Joi-IN E. HARMS friettdr J I 'A :well fellou' 'ho '. 'ic 'th Graf Club sz, ss. 54 gg XFN' Boys, Chorus 52, 53, 5 Mixed Chorus 52 53 5 All-State Chorus 52 1 . Audio-Visual 52 53 5 Senate 52 oJl,w A ilu JACQUELINE JEANNE HAR ll A good :port in ererythm . Volleyball 52, 53 Basketball 52, 53. 54 Y-Teens 52 1 Jolly Teens 53, 54 DIANE JUNE HAVENS A Jweel perxonality, full of ra- ' calilyf' Annual Staff 53. 54 Sports Editor 54 Chatter Staff 54 Advertising Manager 54 Y-Teens 52, 53 L Senate 53 ' ' q an avel 54 4 Volleyball 52, 53, 54 LP 5 jg . will iff ,.,,,,En 7'ill5Ir,,f l I 9 - ,Y-omyllf A JON S. HAM None but himfelf nm be hit pin'- ullelf' Transfer 52 R.O.T.C. Officer 52 Basketball 53 Softball 53, - - Transfer b R - L ll' H A Al Jil I , 1 1.5 l J! I tk . ...ffl ll 'll 1Jt ,,, 'I'IL.-f 'I cj J A J lx I l I - I -1- SMRX ANA? H74-RMAN lf it l JJ Mughing, uluuqgr gap. 5 ll Tgdtkrfhra all the day. X ' rar lub 52, 53, 54 'fl' ns 52, 53. 54 t,I:':,ff,, , files. 54 1. -of of 1 HL!! ' 'T ft. KENNETH EE J , V ,, L, , Quiet ind Ib,,. 1lQ'.,' Glee Club 52, 53 DeMolay 52, 53. 54 Football 54 JANET HASSELI. Thinking ir hut an idle u'a.rte of thought. Flagswinger 53, Captain 54 Homecoming Court 54 Masque and Gavel 53, 54 Vice President 54 Senate 53 Annual Staff 53, 54 Y-Teens 52, 53 DARWIN WALTER HEINE Life doe: not seem to worry you, But quiet down tome day, pray do. Football 52, 53 C -Club 52, 51, 54 Band 52 Homeroom President 52 DeMolay 52, 53 Student Council epresentative 52 MILLI galil? Fri J ave ings in common. tud Cou cil esident 54 Qgate Award 52 T ll l 52 54 K e 52 . . arliamenta ian T 0 Y D 2 sk ll 52, , 54 os Gaucho , 54 om r nt, creta V 3 U The Y -J' IARTHA ANN HILL Not over reriour, never rnnsferred 52 asketball 52 'lee Club 52, 53 iirls' Chorus 52, 53 lixed Chorus 52, 53 JHN PAUL HITE fI'il'0l0Il,l'.H There'.r honerly, manhood, and good fellowrhip in thee. 'CT 52, 53 ilk, LX 29 , T. , WW fr y Ml l AND OLI. H I alway uthful rtlu'ay.r. cl , 53.1 w Elviolay 54 ' I. SAN STUART HUNT, 'm in .X V: Pretty and quiet, V Hard worker and lime. ' heerleader 53.454 Co-Cap nnual Staff 54,-xlllditqt 54 olleyball 52, 53 l l lay Court 53 T It X omecoming Court 54 1, :udent Council 54 , :lg lee Club 53 ' ' ULIA PRICE HYATT Full o uit und mt lheerleader 53, 54 enate 52, 53 thin 54 X P F f i f . Many iz friend the har won. os Gauchos 53 lhatter Staff 54 'olleybail 52 'asketball 52, Co-Captain 52 lomeroom President 54 Ialendar Girl 54 lLIZ.ABETH DURLENE JOHNSON A fun luring girl with Sand 52, 'lead Majorette 53, 54 Lainbow Girls 52, 53, 54 energy plu.r. wlational Baton Twirling Association 53 Lnnual Staff 54 'PU' 1 Seniors fl,-JW OBERT J. HINCKLEY This tall hoy'r irzterert ir evident. Audio-Visual 52, 53, 54 President 53, 54 Vice President of County Audio-Visual 53, 54 C19 ' Q59 qu BARBARA ANN HOGAN A tiny little min w ' friendly Jmil , Portraying her gift tp QE' the while. iq' Mixed Chorus 52 Q. Girls' Chorus 52 3 Z Homeroom Treas kg-V 'DCT 54, Vice Presiden 'ing' ZH .ffl 'iff -i' E - . ofuyggzzr some f- T, f 4, LU I'L'er.lfWendlyTper A 'kllhyadwh 6 '1YfinJ igendffirfjzhflut 'lgyfb Q. f Eg?,nsf52,,f ice, 'sid 'la V' ij .- 1 5l4 .lf fi ' ' i ian 5 Q A f f ' MSU' A 'Q 1' 'Shiv' 'xxx -,AQ VQNJ VLHJIQN Qypkw-,lx Xxx QA X V AA , 2 Q--M -. -V-Fcxtf. u, Q Y BARBARA HLFSKAMP 5 Sweet and kind with a gentle Jmile, Thete will take you o'er many 4 mile. U . I T e K A 'Au' tl- LQX 1,5 Jw ICR. . V+!'U.5vs., X K -43 r' Q, . 4 X5 ' '-'Nr 'e ' in k'Q.v 473 L 'ga A . , , ,X SX A X35K1-w.Q, , ., sirqlk 'X .T'lDQ-Qg,fQy7xQlk DARLENE JANNEY L Out of eirrulation, but not out of mind, I We know happy life .rhe'll find. A DCT 53, 54 Calendar ' 4 N. 489 jo EL A1512 NsoN M ' 'o lan wit rown hair ro upoq her e are rare. niorx lass Treasure 4 atter Staff 54 nnual Staff 54 Y-Teens 52, 53, 54, Treasurer 53 Los Gauchos 53 Band 52, 53, Flagswinger 53 Homeroom Vice President 54 f ,fl fl .If I JA, lvl x,hQxl,X 311,470 fluid? I I lk i MATTIE MAE JOHNSON A .fweet ,girl who like! lo .fffhit Hou' very iiire Jhe can he. Volleyball 52, 53 Basketball 53. 54 Glee Club 54 'N do i U! MW .J , L ff fyltfilfl' A-, df9z.5x,5 Ji in iiFlu.rhiiig eyer. V pBan ' Ma r ii 1l'0l1d 'ful prize fy' 9 JUANITA ELIZABETH KILGORE ll'fim1ii1g pen-rormlity combined with brain: and poire. Masque and Gavel 53, 54 Secretary 54 Band 52, 53, 54 Inter Nos 53. 54 Civic Council 53, 54 Orchestra 52, 53, 54 Homeroom Officer 53 If y 6 MARlLH'N RUTH KNLIIDSEN F Full of u'il and jake.r'iQ.hXf'li MLW l r-11. Band 52, 55, 54 A, K A11 iffoyi, H'-T 4 ' fi ' I een5 ' A V , aj Homeroom Vice Prexsi , ,N l L, ,ltd i ' 'fuk 'JM 1-lvyi-gan: A x. , - . U , 4f?T'f.r,l?lZ WX Vein' ,wXfp,l ' ROBERT ANDREW KONRAD While we life, let ur enjoy life. Transferred 54 Wi Football 52, 53 71 41 Z Basketball 52, 53 A Baseball 52, 53 '- H- Glee Club 52 6 g LEON PHILLIP KROMER Gi1'e him hir horn and he'll he happy. Band 52, 53, 54 Pep Band 52, 54 Orchestra 52 DeMolay 52, 53, 54 T , 4 - . '4 ,-,F ,ie is , Seniors ,TW 7-'Fir' ,5 fl' QY It If ' l 3 jill , ,,1 . 1 ,u I , I, X-. 1 ' S K , , . if lip ' ff lil' , I , V j y l ? , ' J, if I rl :!lldl.lAlbYSllVQOMlJONES W 'l lk'Th4If .rr worth u-hile ir lim u mhll Jmilef' Def. 54 PATRICIA LOUISE KELLEY A bury lair ar you ran ree, ll ho doer her laik! ro cheerfully. Honor Society 53, 54 Annual Staff 54. iii. Ed. 54 Homecoming Chairman 54 Band 52, 53, 54, Secretary 54 Civic Council 53, 54 Science Club 52, 53, 54, President 53 Inter Nos 53, 54 -M? rom emmre betohenr 1. od h . sk tb ll ,ff ol all 5 X Ah IC Aw rd Letter 52 V 06 I 9 J RICHARD KEENE KOHRT He'J not loo harhful, not loo bold He'.f jun right u'e'i'e hyd. Transferred 53 la' Swimming 52 cg Al, Track 52 Cross Country 52 JVM 1 Hi-Y 52 , ' .Y Letterman 52 , f . , , 1 1 A f he ' 19' i' -Ll ll L Lfl ' V4 ., M ., 1 5 Rf it i. -fx 'ADL 'A 'l li if 1 lfll n in 1- ef for-. ,ff , - ,- ' .1 -' ,. 1 .. - 'If .. ,f,- I' f ,-ii Y, .. ,AV X D ,, rf A 351, lv ELAINE MURIEL KRIEGER J Nothing ir I0 popular or kiridr1e.rJ.'? Y D.C.T. 54 xl .7 123,51 Homerioom Vice PresiS'lQl1i,54iLv1.Lc,f J Wk faifi-5 ffl ' , , -V lvl' 4 ff' ,' fslffif rig ff' W il LEWIS THOMAS KYSER MiJrhief ir where you find ir. Erperially ir heir behind it. Transferred 52 Baseball 52 ELWOOD USHER KANE LORRAINE FRANCES LEE 11ew'.r fr girl u'bo'r mighty Jweet, To know ber ir quite fr treat. Annual Staff 53, 54 Glee Club 53 Mixed Chorus 53 Girls' Chorus 53 Y-Teens 52, 53 I-lomeroom Secretary 52, 54 Homeroom 'Treasurer 53 BONNIE CATHERINE LIVINGSTON N ice lhtlllgblf are mirrored in ber fare, Sheff slamming and full of grace, Glee Club 5'l SARAH LYVONNE LOPEZ A li.ft of rbarinr quite complete. So .rm.1ll, .ro bright, an Jo neat . Horne-room Treasu ufuxbe DCT 5 MIC EL R. E. LWERY erpel ile, fmlity p .ir worth file or l 4 asque Gav l Treasi 5-1 C' 0 ' 5 .54 ter O 3, 54 A u taff 54 ry Club 52, 53 , 'f 7.14 LJ Q' fx A lvl LL' Y lggggfwfc if 'N K v fl ' ' - T XM IJBNZ? s jf! ff ml Vwilin . my by! e. l! lJe m ovltie Jjlan blue. T a 0 3 rj V gylrr rnit il . wiinming 5 ' V A ,tv TTIQNR swf?-, ,li Wi, i I Seniors ,f-me 1 HQ 1' DONNA LEATHERS A moderl girl in u'ord'f and u'ayI. Trrtnsferretl 5-i Glee Club 52, 53 Softball 52 Basketball 52, 53 Dramatic Club 52, 53 Operetta 52, 53 Music Festival 52. 53 FHA ss 3 j ' CATHERINE LQENNEHAN 'May .rbe ever b Frmize, Cb nz ' izotbii but her name. ice President 52 H a 0 I Secretary 54 G 5' C 54. Mixed C 0rus.53 Chntre Staffi-1 K. Calendar Girl 5-1 lsher -' 5 , -1 I ter os 3, S i u, l' or 'l I CAROL N ONGST T ol 1' y heart e'I' alu iked her ffo Hart. , Orca? 52, 3.94 ' 5 .52 omer66 38691111 Senate 5-5 K ,A f WILLIAM LOY He ponerrer a rpirit of agreealzlenefr and congenialityf' Band 52, 53, 54 Inter Nos 53 Secretary 53 WILLARD LUBITZ Your Jax will be the key to open fame? door eerily. Transferred 54 Homeroom Treasurer 54 Band 54 Mixed Chorus 54 HILDA JEANETTE MACKEY The u'orld'r no better if we worryf Life'J no longer if we hurry. Y-Teens 52 LAXVRENCI2 MACMILLAN He bar mizde larling friend! u'bere e'w' be u'en1. Transferred 54 Page Boy in U. S. Supreme Court President Sophomore Class 52 Student Council Rep. 52 Vice President Junior Class 53 Basketball 52. 53 Senate 54 ' LA YB TMEARES - V QC-if ,-- . id . 1 5 e ir .r W-CQ, in .Q i . v J. I I a 5- . 5 ' ' ' ,I -5 I ay 5 , , 5 fm ig . I 54, If .. 7, ' , X , f 71- - . ay 5 If' r Presi t 5 Student u ' 3 . ' . RALPH E. MILLER ' I ' l iIb hir perzronalit ' .blur ' 0lj '4iZ'r'n nAi ur. 5 B il 3 4. rum M fa' Pe nd 54 Orchegjpa 5 , 54? U'H'tT eroom Pr ' n 53 off C ceL 3lEJ4w NLM J UM! iuvtwf' LV, AJP' eil Q-,nfl lofllr' ' rife C ' f -we NORMAN ARL MORLOCK l Not K1 dancer, no! a ringer- But bi: .rmile will always linger. Transferred 52 Football 52 Basketball 52 JOHN STRANZ Moss A4 Q Friendly mzile and hair tba! rurlf, He ba: Jucb a uwy wilb girly. Football 52, 53 Track 52 Homeroom President 53 omeroom Vice President 54 ke. 0.495 els lf-l Ql'5 TOT G+ 'ot-1, K6-gel 'nf' ' LINDSEY MCADAMS A good uiblefe but ralber Jby, All in all be': a real nice guy. Football 52, 53, 54 Track 52 C Club 54 Seniors FREDERICK G. MATTSON ll iIb .1 mrquel be'.r ti rvbiz, Le1',f bope be ir u'i1b if quiz Tennis 53. 54 Track 52 C Club Homeroom President 5-l Platter Party 54 DeMolay 52, 53, 54 MARY JANIS MILLER She brmuaf wbxt fmlbzmy lead! to 1mpulI1rily. Transferred 52 Dramatics Club 52 RG Club 52 Secretary 52 Hi-Y 52 DOT NELL MITCHELL Singr like a lark. Student Director of News Bureau 53, 54 Glee Club 52, 53, 54 All-State Chorus 53, 54 Flapperette Trio 52, 53, 54 Library Club 54, Secretary Chatter Staff 54 Annual Staff 54 Y-Teens 53 HAROLD LEE MORRIS How good ibn! be rbauld alwayr know Tbat being friendly um an bonar ro. Audio Visual 52, 53 NANCY MARIE MULLER AJ welrome ar .runrbine in every plare, IJ Ibe beaming approarb in ber fare, Cheerleader 54 junior Class Vice President 53 Usherette 52 Chatter Staff 53, News Editor 54 Annual Staff 53 Los Gauchos 53, Historian 54 Civic Council 53, Secretary 53 IJOI-IN THOMAS MQLAIN Quiet and :by but iz wonderful guy. Band 52, 53 OBERT MCKINNEY Ht ma reem uiel and look naive, ' y - 4 Bu! if you lfnou' Roherl, 7h.1l',r hard lo believe. ARA GRAHAM MCNUTT Sul ir artule, deep in mind A jollier girl you rouldn'l find. 'lonor Society 52, 53 land 52, 53, Secretary 53 Drchestra 52, 53 -lomeroom Vice President 53 nter Nos 53 VARREN T. OLDSIIJI-2 - Strong in delef'111ir1.ztio A friend whom we all admire. Faotbd V311-Q, YNTOCA swell rxql, :Saad and Beal- Ole fANDA GERALDINE OWENS SL lx w3'l-.2 Prelly I0 uullh with, Il iny ro mlb wah. and 52, 53. 54 nnual Staff 54 omeroom Secretary 52 'rchestra 53 -Teens 52, 53, 54 ACK R, PATERSON Ne1'er loo .feriour nerer too gay. A rare good fellau' in ererywayf' iolf 52 ootball 52 lomeroom President 52 enate 53 enate Vice President 52 A Y lo Xxx' P rom Committee 53 ' ,,.f I, N ' Ley Club 54 9,24 ' K xl A A ,Wi X I Xly ix Eli 'l 'R .gt I I ZR ,J J, . v . EE It MKTA lylaxfyel 1, A J! h .Ter rule Q Mal, X X st Very Nlar I nelly .fweel.' rv Y x A l X I a qi Stal slr' 'X N . ll - een 53 '54 , ' R lolly Te President Sllx PU ,V 21' 'cl - , J f - Eiiles' heixed Chbruslflgxd I 1 1 .U 'f U Seniors ERMA JUANITA MCMULLEN Hjuanita if quile the girl To heep Aqua Clara'r rirrulafion in a whirl. Usherette 52 Annual Staff 54 Office Assistant 52, 53 Senate Parlimentarian 54 Y-Teens 52, 53, 54 FHA 52, Secretary 52 , hi' 4 -y I .AY ,' ,., , f, '4a' 014-L1 ' -'- - 1 . .-.ia 2,53 f, o - ,,f. G'f:'- n in. -' s 52 - 3 C Club 52, 53 JERRY OSBORN j lly and friendlyf , A life rich ufilh good humor. Transferred 54 Basketball 52, 53 Hi-Y 52, 53 I-Iomeroom Secretary 54 Baseball and Track 52 JANICE LENORA PARNELL A Jilent girl, hu! alwayr good and hind. Honor Society 52, 53, 54 Treasurer 53, President 54 Glee Club 54, Mixed Chorus 54 Annual Staff 54 ICC 54 Inter N85 53, 54 f , 1 . 4' . 1 I .4 ,.' Nr 2 , li ul. 2 ,V f ' ' 'V 111 1 H5454 x. , d,.-Giaiftail Juli! aid oke irish -4 Band sz ' a 1- : r sa 'vigil an jf! - W Afmruai so 54 f f rf- 1. CHARLES PIERRET A friendly fare, a happy grin, Hare helped him many a friend lo win. DCT 52, 53 N. yfWJ'if'i.l l' lla f 1 , 1111.113 A111112 ll.lIiRl rv Alu'.1,3r rmil ug. izluw-yr gay. Honor Society 53. 54 ' Band 52. 53. 54 Orchestra 52. 53. 54 All State Band 52. 53 Masque and Gavel 53. 54. Pres. 54 Civic Council 53. 54 l.C,C, Parliamentarian 53 Science Club 53. 54 Inter Nos 53. 54 COOPER PRl'l5Ii rv A .quad ,rjwrl in eierjlbizlg. Football 52. 53. 54, Co-captain 54 Basketball 52. 53. 54 .Wy Baseball 52 Manager All County Football 54 President of Sophomore Clas 52' DeMolay 52. 53. 54 Master Counselor 53 Honorable Mention All SFC Student Council 52 'J 5 Seniors ROB1sRT E. RANDALL 'lPlIlllL'PlG'.fI goer fur, gel rorlr 710147- nzg. ' Glee Club 53. 54 Football 52 'IUDITH ANN REGELE Her cheerful laugbler ir ofleu beard. Transferred 53 State Orchestra Clinic 53 Band 52, 53, 54, Vice President 54 County Band 52 County Orchestra 52 Orchestra 52, 53, 54 Y-Teens 52 JOHN DAVID RIST Calnmer.r ir power. President of junior Class 53 Vice President of Sophomore Class 52 Honor Society 53. 54, Vice President 54 Boys' State 53 Student Council 53 Basketball 52. 53. 54 A Homeroom President 54 May Day Escort 53 DeMolay 52. 53. 54 HERBERT S. ROBERTSON, JR. All knowledge ir our.rel1'e.1 lu know. Band 52. 53, 54 Orchestra 53. 54 Pep Band 52. 53. 54 DeMolay 53. 54 Key Club 53. 54 FRANCIS W. PRATT U ha1te1'er be did um done with .ra muff? wie. Football 52. 53 Track 52. 53. 54 Golf 54 Homeroom President 52 Homeroom Vice President 53 C -Club 53 DeMol11y 52. 53. 54 Louis R. RAPPA He lien murif .md ,girlr .md er-tone libef bimf Transferred 54 Band 52. 53. 54 Orchestra Leader 52 Student Council 52 Track 52 DONNA LEE RANSOR1 Fl' ll l1ereier the 711.15 be .wen you 111.15 exfvefl fun. Transferred 53 Y-Teens 52 Student Council 52 Homeroom Treasurer 53 Del-La-NX'arr 53 Transferred 54 Homeroom Treasurer 54 CHARI.lES EUGENE R1CHAR1is, JR. ,'Gf'6dlllt',f,f in tlmulqbt will rm! w1reu'.n'd'ed. Printing 52. 53.. 54 ALICE ELIZABETH ROBERTS Ar merry ar flue day ir long. Transferred 53 Volleyball 54 Aqua Clara Staff 54 DARLENE RosE ROCKER A rlrong :hm-after full of wirdom and 1ru1b. Transferred 54 Hi-C Club 52, 53 Hal Moniter Club 53 D.C.T. 54. Chairman of Library Committee 54. Chaplain 54 .ce GI2oRoI2NIa SIQAL Hilillfllltlzll .ll7t f llL'1l', .fbi fllll. ll1.Il',a' lr'm'. Lilcc Club 51, 53 l3Ilml 52 RonNI2u' RICHARD ROLTNTREE A m,1rl uf fun' Il'rH'd.fr .1 w.m ff! lcu' f.1ul1r. Football 52, 53. 5l Baseball 53 , 7 f .ffl fx I Seniors 5 ff, Mu 'TQ ,pt Ma If T sf' c i ncl 57, 53 Mom Pr ent if Swsi S mr Atylf ' if Air matif' , ub 5 f X 'I 1 I Dlean A X lf!! I daich will I ajdffcht S if JAY ROWEN Du .mary zrilfz rurmit' .md Ivfr be ply. Senior Class President 54 Honor Society 53, 5-I Student Council 5-3 Dc-Molay 52, 53, 51 , Exchange Class 5-1 ' Blmd S2 Glee Club 513, 5-5 Chatter Sta 5- Announcer of News u MX' A4 , ' jf X J. - 12 ban' 1 'Cl iv 0 1 Ro Lbuijs SAZJDNQR , .4 ur ' f ' w f 14 P X ' e lux 'ffulure plan ed, W VUJQ ANNIE SANBORN We ,,1, hef, A , gf ' i,'fJQfHglJztlxI ifrbruzr. 'A A 5 Honor ociety 53, , X,,,,,,.,,ba,,, 5, t . s K Key Club 52, ss, 54, Treasurer 53 N 1 -A-x I 1 'Q - 'V ' ' ' , Vice President 5-1 P 'Y t A' f I junior Rotarian 5-1 V 0 , .4 ' ' PM in Science Club 52, 53 K' , DeMolay 52, 53, 5-1 Xl L' Los Gauchos 53 ' Ro I fiffvuzm K ' if im1'I'p wlre ima' g DONALD SCHEI-I-ING f fflfffff KU' I ' P-f-H A ,rweel perromzliry bar be Omg 1 Tri-35 5 ar rl!!-Q'0I16' mn fee. it-room ep sentative 53 Transferred 52 nlslfvllv - Varsity Swimming 52 'ljralt -, 53 'f Teen Club 52 I4 all 53 Football 53 - NR 55 Homeroom President 54 Lil' uh, ys' Chorus 53 l't-111553 Russ SCHOIETKER 1It i .1 friend In .111 .md rt-ally on flu' hall. il4I'1lflSfl'I'I't.'Ll 52 Football 53 Dc-Molay 52. 53. 5-l Golf 53. 5,1 JULIA R. SI2vI5R Sir1rw'u .md true, the lrlef in .Ill hw' buf! to da. Band SZ, 53. 54, 'Treasurer sat Orchestra Sl, 53, 54 Masque and Gavel 5-I Disc Jockey 53 Pep Band 52, 53 Three Speech Contests 53 Flag Raising Ceremonies 5-1 Honor Society 54 SANDRA ANN SCHWARZKOPF A grand girl who liker I0 play, Ir bound ta have fun every day. Senior Class Secretary 54 Student Council Alter-nate 54 Civic Co 'I.cil 53. 54 Y-Teens 2, 53, 54 Annual Staff 53 Volleyball 52 PAUL LEE SHADE A nice boy znd lol: of fun, Paul if alufa-yr on the run. Transferred 52 Band 52, 53 . was X, r III we reizfyfffefar we fi f I ff lv' .1 d E' X Af, DAVID R. NIEFF Dt1Iid if 1113.11 .md Hue. He lmr rhnreu the Nnry Hue. Transferred 54 Masque and Gavel 52. 53 Glee Club 52. 53 Sodality of Our Lady 52. 53 Library Staff 52, 53 Debate Club 53 Baseball Manager 53 Basketball Manager 53 Football Scout 52. 53 JOAN KATIE SHINN In full of ffm. llsherette 54 jolly Teens 53. 54 ,fA bellvful hand ln f WILLIAM W. SHORT GiI'e him iz lmlnn .md lbw murir .Iball .qu rm. Band 52, 53. 54 Drum Maior 54 DeMolay 52. 53. 54 Orchestra 52. 53. 54 Flag Raising Ceremony 52 Senate 54 German Band 52. 53 CHARLOTTE V. SLAPPIEY ClJarlr1lle liker dv'In11alir.f, mu ,Ibouw .rbe ir really in Ihe k!101l'.l' Basketball 53 Volleyball 53 Mixed Chorus 53 Girls' Chorus 53. 54 Homecoming Committee 54 Exchange Class 54 jolly Teens 53 CAROI. AUDRIEY SMITH She :efminly if one nice gal, To ?i'6'f'j'I7llt' I1 real .ru'ell pal. Y-Teens 54 Annual Staff 53 Volleyball 54 jolly Teens 54 s .ly it 5 N G I2TSMl ?ll52, - Fglvgilillyvijd ' BIavIzRI.x' ANN SHIzPARII Alu'.1I.I lrllfy, IIKIFV Thy, ll ilb .1 fnzyer in eiw-5 pie. Usherette 52. 53. 54 Co-Captain 53 Captain 54 May Court 53 Chatter Staff 53. 54 Annual Staff 54 Y-Teens 52. 53. 54 Volleyball 52, 53 RUTH CAROLYN PIERCIVAI. Tu lvmu' ber ir to like bei, Chatter Staff 54 -f sf' -'Q Girls' Chorus 53 ' . Mimi Chorus ss 5 5 Orchestra 53 ' 'SL' -X '1 Jr Q. K - I if x 'BL C - Vit' . K Ttx X 1 ,Mc f X tv A ii 'Q Loral. SHUMAN I drive do .111 111.11 6051111101 lziwmr1.Z ,, ll lm d.n'e.r do more ir mme. D.C.T. 52. 53 v ' T. Homeroom Pre ' ofa. if D.c.T. sa, A yt' Ii, I ff . -b.. . 74 .J ' 1 in . .Lil ,J I ,you ere: yibiug dope, 1 u lJ0im'0lI1g,Xg7L',,J6 run 5' - lub53 5. 'i 5 lv t iq,-1 I . . P BARNEY LLJSMITJI '-' ' If . . SEZ? 3 - ,ire A3rFootbaHfMal5ager 52. 53. 54 ml . it Y CHARLES L. SMITH W'i1h a rlarinet bei: grand A loyal member to lbe band. Band 52. 53. 54 DeMolay 53, 54 jon SMITH An all-around fella in many u'ay.f. Wfe lbink lbafr .111I1l'? need to my. Boys' State 53 DeMolay 52 Key Club 53 Football 52 Honor Society 54 MARY LOU SNooK It'5 foolirla, but it'.r fun. Transferred 55 Chatter Staff 53, Editor-in-Chief Student Council 54 Los Gauchos 53, 54 Office Assistant 54 Basketball 52, 53 Volleyball 52 Glee Club 52 Honor Society 54 ELIZABETH EVANS SPAULDING A bard worker, 4 good mind, A rombination llmt'J bard lo find Student Council 54 Corresponding Secretary 54 Senate 52, 53 Civic Council 53, 54, Treasurer 53 Bafld 52. 55. 54 Annual Staff 54 JOHN H. STARCK john if a lover of ibe blue, He'J for the Navy, true. USNR 53, 54 Q-ULL1 35 Gd 4 yu F. SIAM ,, . mee ' kr' 11 r a , In bi: own l an V , A Pep B 55, 54 'TLA- Student irector' 'LW Key Club 54 V DeMolay 52, 55 Ju Senate 53, 54 ' 79+ Student Q uncil -' X X QXQ it .t ll-.J XX GL 3 X - cf-X A ' yylex, Ru N vb N' RICHARD E. STERLING X, X4 x x A Ricbord ir an azbletir boy, Your hope: in him be'll never de.r!roy. , ' t Football 52, 55, 54 Q , QV 13 1 Basketball 52, 54 N YQ, l . . 5' L: x . A , U' 1 : . tu H V u v ' ' .. , ,: .1 4 ol o .li f 9 ll llf cad. D E' 4 , ' 5 Q tw EIEANORE SUE THOMPSON Though a.r bury at a hee, She goei along ro merrily. D.C.T. 53. 54 Treasurer 54 Homeroom Treasurer 53 Y-Teen 52. 53 Conference Delegate 52 Secretary 52 MARX' JACQIIIIINE TRIPP She giggle! and laughi each day through, And you u'ill faith her laughter too.' Glee Club 52 Girls' Chorus 52 Mixed Chorus 52 D.C.T. 54 RAYFORIJ VICK A quiet guy with a friendly way. Homeroom President 52 5 DeMoIay 52 ' A BARBARA LESLIE WA1'SDN ' Softly Jpeah and .rweetly Jrnile. Thi: will go many a mile. - Transferred 52 Mixed Chorus 54 H'i-,Teens 53 Jolly Teens 54 ' Biology Club 52 Swimming Club 52, Pres. 52 LARRY EUGENE WEBB New to many and rely Jhy, But he'.r really a :well guy. Transferred 54 Band 52, 53 Football 53 Proiectionist 52, 53 HELEN WEST Helen alwayr har a ready laughf She'J the Burinerr Manager of the Annual Staff. Honor Society 53, 54 Science Club 52, 53, 54 Civic Council 54 Annual Staff 54 Business Manager 54 Senate 53 Basketball 53 Seniors effigy ROBERT EARL TOUCHTON A look into the rryrtal hall :haunt a bright future. D.C.T. 53. 54 N Senate 54 P VA HYNING true .ri Pat ,feemr to be, ou ' ut nd you will ree. ixeci' o 53. 54 irl or , 53. 54 Qua 52 ' s' Trio 53. 54 Madrigal 53 PATRICIA SU' ,NER A ht 1 irer long. he 3. 5 . Co-Capt. 54 l' 5 l WM ay 5 en omeco i r 'vp Girls' State Usherette 5 Class Treasu 52 Honor Society 53. 54 Senate 53 DAvIn WEBB A loyal rompanion, an exrelleni friend, An earnest worker and true to the end. May King 52 Audio Visual 52 DON DENNIS WIEIFFENBACH To u-orry little, to study len, That'J my idea of happineuf' junior Rotarian 54 DeMolay 52, 53, 54, Officer Key Club 53, 54 Delegate 53 Civic Council 53, 54 Homeroom Treasurer 53 NANCY LEE WHILLOCK With toning blarh hair and map- ping black eyes, Nancy if Jpetial to frereral guys. Annual Staff 54, Photo. Ed. Chatter Staff 54, Cir .Mgr. Band 52, 55, 54 Orchestra 53. 54 Y-Teens 52, 55, 54 Civic Council 53. '54 zf.DLQN4v-e fare AW xdgztxhfz 742n.48 ZIIWY C QZW. QAM F and compare Li Club 52, 53, 54 Glee Club 52, 5? E 5 af! Prett eye! nd ty hair M . b NANCY WILCOX Nice thoughtr are mirrored in her fare, She ir :harming and full of grace. YWCA 52, 53, 54 Volleyball 52, 53, .54 I. I . .- DONALD E. WYRICK With .1 little more effort he'll go plurexf' Audio Visual 3 .5 ' WJ .fl.CZ? filiol' il! ri 5 Y fi- lvzkiuwf eniors SANDRA LEE WHYEL A faithful worker and true friend to all. Senate 52, Secretary 53 SC Award 53 Volleyball 52, 53, 54 Basketball 52 Usherette 53 May Day 52 Annual Staff 54 Romzm' WOLFF A guy with a future, we wish him JureeJ.r. Football 52, 53 Track 52, 53 Senate 52 Homeroom Vice President 52 DeMoIay 52, 53, 54 Exchange Class 54 JAY HALL Vice Prexideul J. x JOYCE JOHNSON ' ll ll,TreuJurer Q-wi he SANDRA SCHWARZKOPF Seeretury JAY ROWEN Prefident L , ai 5 5 Q larsl! suis Ai-Koch SENIOR OFFICERS ,vu Missed the Train: Don Conkel, Warren Emmerson, Gail Rodgers. 'f lm-A Ju' J X H,f K U-1 Nn ! Q Q . V 'X 5 l i V U . Moy! Friendly FRAN DRIVFR JAY HALL Mon A tial eric SHIRLEY BACHUS KENNY SMITH Saw D 1:46. .J VU! wwf? L HMV! QW pw fly ' We f9gf?l0Lf4fQHfJQ3gfM6f QW MMJLJAMW WW off W v VW od! l 13 '4i ,6zZ,,,41 . . ww L W L' L MW M ' chef . 4 ' I WMM wif? aw Moy! Likely 0 ucfeed AJ W JAY ROVUEN HELEN WEST' 0 M011 Witty SALLY DILLARD LARRY MEARES N , ,W fm W V I' ! r 1 F U JU r 1 I K I m I UVA! jf ' ' A 74 K A S wif! wif ja J W! .Wzffjwj M t ' DA JH yu d, J. Mo!! Popular , JEAN HVNT COOPER D IO IAA ACTIVITIES Q , P 1 4Sf,,w,,m-xnnls . NOW- it 11 X1 'I' , -I 2 o o I -0 Wh f . q X f X Is It I ak ff if XL if X I Ik? Ir-,IQ 1 A I:.Z N TooI'! Too'l'! Tooil ' g Ding! Ding! Ding! Meefings here. Meeiings fhere. Clubs here. Clubs I'I1ere. ' Hurry! Hurry! Hurry. 1 w g Editor-in-Chief JEAN HVN1' I,1lev'.n'-3 PAT KELLEY JSE, F' ' si -N . if - 1 , s is-gg ,T 44 'Y aw 4 Annual Staff The Annual Staff is composed of those seniors who have been rushing around this year, selling ads, snapping pictures, and generally working hard to make our Aqua Clara a suc- cess. The advisor of the staff is Miss Sarah D. Kirkpatrick. I I I H NANLY KWH I LLOCK Spurfr LARRY MEARE First row, left to right: D. Havens, P. Kelley, J. Hunt, N. Whillock, L. Mc-arcs. il. Mc Mullen, H. West. C. Becker. Second row:'P. Sawyer. D. Mitchell, B. Ascoly, F. Driver. R. Petree. Parnell. UI. Owens. S. Brand, S. Furgueson, S. Bachus, J. johnson. Third row: S. Whyel. S. Dillard. J. Hassel, j. Danford. A. Roberts. B. Shepard. D. john son, Miss Kirkpatrick. Fourth row: R. Miller, B. Spaulding, M. Lowery. ,JW ' ,QM.,,Wti.if,v M.llIiIlQ6l HELEN XXTEST Arr CONNIE BECKER Q Q Cirrulrrliuu 'ANITA MtMllI.l.EN Sfmrli IANE HAVENS . . . i. aw Q yi: v yy f MISS SARAH D. KIRKPATRICK x QV X ' I Chatter Staff ly' 'F 3 fx 1 . . , . 4 - Y -1 uv 'X -v e QlM rn r M First row: N. Muller, M. L. Snook, J. johnson Second row: J: Starzinger, J. Davies, S. Brand, J. Bax, J. Hyatt, J. Pilieri, S. Schwarzkopf, D Havens. The Chatter Staff is selected from the senior journalism class. This year the chatter was published every three weeks and was commercially printed for the first time. All make-up and writing of advertisements was prepared by student members. The major projects of the year were the press tournament sponsored by Florida State University, the style show which climaxed the sewing contest, and the encouragement of student creative writing, the best of which was published in the Chatter. Mary Lou Snook is editor-in-chief, and Miss Betty jane Foley is advisor. I Journalism Class First row: J. Lennehan, J. Hyatt, J. johnson, S. Brand, J. Starzinger, N. Muller, E. Crook, D. Mitchell, M. L. Snook. Second row: J. Rowen, J. Pilieri, N. Whillock, J. Davies, D. Havens, S. Schwarzkopf, B. Shepard, S. Ferguson, J. Bax, L. Burtis, Miss Foley. t 1 The lflorida Operators Club, of which the Audio-Visual Club is it member, was organized in 1950, The state convention is held each year in May, when boys from Miami, jacksonville, Clearwater, St. Petersburg, and other cities of the state meet to discuss new types of equipment, improved methods and other issues. Student operators, serving for three years, receive an operators license upon ex- .imination. The faculty advisor is Miss Haynes. l l Audlo- Visual in Left to right: G. Shafer, R. Drossler, B. Black. Co-Chairman, B. Michnud. R. Ashley. VI. Qnire. R. Mcflellen. R. Hinckley. Co-Chairman, P. Sawyer. J. Harms. George keeps the shutters clitking Library Club The Clearwater Senior High School Library serves as a materials center for our school. In it are about 5,000 books, pamphlets, and magazines. We use these materials daily, for reference, research, and recreational purposes. In finding what we need, we are assisted by ten helpful student library assistants, two of whom are scheduled to work with Miss Haynes each period of t day. ' 1 1 E. Crook, Vice President, E. Smith, S. Harman, President, J. Vollwiler, J. Wilson, B. Whitehead, B. Campbell, D. Mitchell, Secretary-Treasurer. 31 :FX -pf!! . , .F , 5 Checking out Nr TK.. J S y J 14.1 X 05. X 51' - ' 3' 3 rf li- 4 Y ' S- 1' 'J .fx ,T 1 K JJ' A! N 4 J- s. r pl? W . von UWA ,is . if ,V N -,.- The Band, one of the busiest organizations of the school, has been seen participating in parades, pep rallies and concerts. They are always on hand to play snappy tunes during football gamesg and the well-planned half' time drills are spectacular' A pep band represents the group at basketball games. Stepping out in front for the first time this year are the duo-drum majors. Y i ,.-5:5123 I Iragsu fe- 4, Officers f This year the Band was honored by being selected by the publication The First Chair, a national music year- book. We are always proud of our crimson and gray clad, Clearwater High School Band, under the capable direct- orship of Mr. Stephen Yanatovich. '-'si' .in Band ln the Ranks . . . Front line: j. Longstreet, L. Petree. G. Blankenship, R. Miller, B. Short. P. Anna, D. johnson G. Regele. First row: Mr. Yanetovich, P. Haeseker, P. Shower. T Renfroe, H Robertson, H. Hammotk. R. Reed, G. Lewis, H. Batt, B. Wilkerson, E. Harn, L. Irwin, P, Sullivan. D. Dorsch, B, Touchton. D Decima, N. Crowe, L. Henrion. Second row: C. Ross, B. McLain, N. Pittman, C. Smith, F, Brauns, 'X' Iubitv. A. Wright D. Collado. Third row: N, Brockman, H. Bachus, R, Cottrell, D. Renaud, D. Flemings. P. Dunn, C. Geiger, M. Knudsen, P. Conger, M. McCoy. Fourth row: L. Mixter, I. Swift, D. Fullop, N. Whillock, G. Birdsall, S. Parnell, J. Kilgore C, W'ard, D. Flemings, j. Boyd, P. Caruthers, P. Kromer, j. Regele P. Kelley, XV. Loy, j, Sever, j. Holly, D. Newcomb, B. Spaulding, F. Brauns, D. McDermit, -I. Fenton. D. Dal- strom, M. Coleman. D. Thede, M. Gill, j. Pilieri. Drummers: B. Schaffner, D. Kegley. G. Sanborn. R. Coit, P. Sawyer. XXf.1rm-up Mr. Yanctovich, director of the orchestra, has placed several of the outstanding students in several semi-professional symphonic orchestras in this area. Clearwater High School is one of the few schools of its size that boasts of an orchestra. Each year music scholarships from universities and colleges are offered to the graduating students of the orchestra. Their first program this season was played at the Masonic Home followed a week later by presenting Back to Boogie for the P.T.A. meeting in Sep- tembcr. - Q A B nonfarm-.. The Orchestra is becoming widely known through- out the state for its fine performances in concerts, contests, and participation in the Florida Music Edu- cators Conferences. This organization is made up of thirty players from the string ensemble which meets fourth period daily plus twenty-five wind and percussion players selected from the band. Music Maestro First row: C. Longstreet, P. Pendley, A. Ress, M. Puleo, A. Pishotta, N. Smith, B. Campbell, j. Regele, M. McMullen, P. Kimble, J. Snyder, A. Wfomack, M. Wornock, D. McMullen, M. Mor- gan, C. Verier. Second row: N. W'hillock, P. Anna. G. Owens, P. Sullivan, P. Kelley, K. I-lolly,.B. Touchton, N. Brockman, j. Pilieri, L. Fisher, A. Flohe, M. McMullen, M. Warnock, J. Longstreet, H. Moore, W. Connell. Third row: Mr. Yanetovich, Director, D. Dohlstrom, L. Strickland, R. Coit, N. Crowe, W. Lubltz, D. Dorsch, F. Brauns, R. Miller, D. Currie, J. Fenton, M. Gonatos, B. Short, J. Sever, G. Waterson, D. Laderoot. xr H C -Club Our C Club was organized to promote interest in ath- letics and good citizenship. The club, composed of boys who have won a letter in sports, gives them a little recog- nition for all the hard work that goes into earning that letter. The Club advisors are Coaches Justice, Sakkis, and Walters. are-viii, X A t. at A M. 5 Y... L-D' 1 -. I First row: T. Healey, L. McAdams, S. Guzan, J. Bretzius, L. Connell, G. Howell, H. Coachman, J. Petrosky, B. Beatty, W. Daniels, M. Sparks. Second row: Coach Justice, K. Matson, C. Roesler, I.. Mears, P. Currey, J. Benefield, D. Koch, D. Whiting, T. Vitito, L. Strickland, J. Forrest, W. Olds. Third gow: Coach Dudley, Coach Brown, R. Gangelhoff, J. Espe, B. Smith, 1. Turner, K. Smith, D. Heine. Fourth row: R. Rountree, R. Sterling, K. Harris, C. Prude, D. Butler, J. Hall, Coach Sakkis, Coach Walters. Aren't they Proud! 'll 30' Key Club The Key Club is an international club, backed by the Kiwanis and advised by Mr. Blizel. Invitations are issued each year to boys who have good moral character and an 85 average. Its purpose is to foster good fellowship. Each year the Key Club raises funds in order to present CHS with a gift. In 1953 they donated fifty dollars for stage scenery. 'l 'Lt ga li il , . wav First row: A. Blizel, Advisorg R. Munroe, D. Chappell, E. Upmeyer, D. Erwin, R. Starr, D. Chancey, R. Drossler. , Second row: C. Booth, D. Collato, F. Brauns. J. Smith. D. Flemings, N. Pittman, D. Third row: D. Harwood, B. Trickel, G. Sanborn, D. Butler, T: Vitito, D. Mart s, W itfhfyf' 'WW till Happy Go Lucky! f Qt Civic Council Lets get busy. Face the facts? The Honesty Week campaign was a big project of the Civic Council this year. This club, organized in 1952 with Miss Martha Kelley as advisor, has gained much prestige around the school. It has a limited number of members and a long waiting list. The Civic Council meets twice a month on alternating Wednesdays at homes of its members. .1 Q. First row: j. Olderr, Treasurer. T. Bruckman. Presidentg B. Spaulding, Vice Presidentg E. Robbins Secretary. Second row: L. Lohrbauer, N. Whillock, P. Anna. B. Bruckman. VI. A. Walker. S. Schwarzkopf P Kelley. Third raw: D. Harwood. -I. McMullen. M. McMullen, j. Kilgore, P. Dunn, M. McMullen F Moore, L. MacMillan. Fourth row: R. Miller. J. Pilieri. D. Weiffenbach, C. Booth, M. Lowery, H. XY'esK. Miss Kellcy Advisor. National Honor Society First row: j. Rist, tl. Parnell, M. McMullen, R. Drossler. Second row: L. Lohrbauer, E. Smith, F. Moore, P. Clark, P. Kelley, T. Bruckman, D. Chappell. Third row: j. Pilieri. P. Wagner, M. L. Snook, C. Becker, J. Seve-r, Fourth row: j. Rowen. N. Pittman, j. Smith, R. Sandner, Miss Kelley, H. West. Everyone's on the beam when they belong to the National Honor Society which enables anyone having an average of 85 or more from the ninth grade up, and being outstanding in character, leadership, and serxhce, to become a member. Students are invited to join by formal i ' 'ther at the mid-term or at the end of the year. The mid-term initiation is an m fair, while the one at the end o the year is included in the annual f mal et by the society each year at that t' This organ io s t ted in 1 and is under the e of Miss Martha Kelley. On th c ' projects th ional Ho ociety is to take the new xstu ts un i roducq the o the te hers. , JV' . X W9 -3 Vl mfc' lwglj rv W .1 - Q B99 W1-' PJ 4' 4 1 flfr A 'G X999 f 9715 Q tgp w Mg A U ' . dw! -J 5 - E. . 0 i . , , - 5 , 4 ' M S 5- P 4 v l l I . 1 ' y N , ff' W2 .fr W 1 O. ' f Q! -2- X it 0 f' 56 f t 1 f my? Q4 Initiation Inter Club Council Inter Club Council is one of the three Student govern- ment bodies of C.H.S. Composed of all club presidents, this council is largely responsible for scheduling assemblies and serving the interests of the clubs. Mr. Sakkis is the sponsor. The Inter Club Council meets twice n month. 311 I6 331 1'-I HN-3 I2 IH.. 1 YET? .M no as ' J-5 4 7- Xlfirst row: L. Lohrbnuer, J. Pilieri, E. Upmeyer, P. XVagner, G. Bates. G. Sakkis. advisor. Sc-tond row: D. Mitchel. VI. Parnell. S. Harman. B. Sherpard. F. Driver. M. McMullen. X-J Ylfhird row: 'If Bruckman. R. Hinckley. B. Black, W. Trickel, D. Flemings, 6 X N gn ,. me xt K'f b .N x iii W' Y Q. Y.. Roll can . A- W ' Ofdfff X 9 lntgr Nos Inter .Nos, meaning Among Ourselves, is the Latin Club of C.H.S. The purpose of the organization is to add to our knowl- edge of Rome and the Romans by furthering our study of ' their everyday living, their great men, and their important events. This club meeting once 11 month is advised by Miss Mar- tha Kelley. 5194 First row: F. Smith. XV. Lioeliring, P. Dunn, F. Moore. Serontl row: 'l'. lSi'iitkm.in. M. Sargent. bl. Burnett. VI. Kilgore, E. Robbins, P. Delflolt, A. Ress B. liruckman. Thirrl row: UI. l.enneh.1n, C. Yowell, li. Allen, D. Decimal. D. Iflemings, -I. Barry, M. MtMullen C. lietker. Fourth row: D. Martens. M. Lowery. R. Miller, J. Olderr. J. Parnell. Miss Kelley, Advisor, j Pilieri. j. Boyd. M. MclNIulIen. P. Kelley. Those Romans? A Smmq? Los Gauchos Quien mucho duerme, poco aprende QHe who sleeps much, learns littlej is the motto of C.H.S.'s Spanish honorary organization. Mem- bers are required to have an A or B average in this language. Under la senora Mildred Turner's capable guidance, the cowboys sponsor worthy community projects through the year, such as the An- nual Easter Lily Tag Day for the Crippled Children's Association. The meetings, which are held in member's homes, are conducted in Spanish and have varied and interesting programs or skits in Spanish. First row: N. Muller, P. Barnes, E. J. Bacon, F. Driver, S. Clendenon, P. Ahrens. Second row: M. L. Snook, M. Hetrick. A. Flohe, E. Winter, G. Waterson, P. Anna. Third row: Mrs. Turner, D. Korones, E. Gattus, B. Burton, D. Chappell. alfa l .A or F-' i I. W A asque and Gavel Masque and Gavel members do not aspire to be Bern- hardts or Barrymores but strive first of all to learn that the p1ay's the thing whether they are in front of the footlights or pulling the curtains. Those who apply for membership must have attained three points in some phase of the speech arts. This year the club has worked on the stage curtains. Miss Kirkpatrick is club advisor. ,J .fi MRM WMM? X . First row: M. Lowery, -I. Kilgore. J. Pilieri, j. Hassell, Miss Kirkpatrick. Second row: A. Pishotta. J. Sever, S. Dillard, S. Brand. P. Anna, J. Lennehan. Third row: W. Runyou, M. McMullen, D. Havens. M. McMullen, L. Lohrbauer Peepin 3. D.C.T. The D.C.T. Department is an accredited work-experience course at Clearwater High School. Seniors are trained to be salesmen, bookkeepers secretaries proofreaders print ers and many other occupations. Mrs. Brubeck is the able coordinator. The President of the D.C.T. program is Virginia Bates The Vice President Barbara Hogan, Secretary Laura Barlow, and the Treasurer Sue Thompson 'Cl First row: G. jones, J. Speed, E. Curls, S. Thompson, B. Hogan E Brown M Hetrick L Bar low, G. Bates, B. Stull. D. Leathers. Second row: L. Lopez, j. Sinclair, J. Hudson, J. Burnett, N. Dobbins D janney -I Burnett H Geir, M. Gilbert, S. Adams. Third row: L. Shuman. P. Daniels, D. Ryder. B. Currier, D. Rocker Z Dauphin E Krieger M .'Tripp, Mrs. Brubeck. Fourth row: W. Breeden, N. Walsh, A. Brown, L. Webb, B. Touchton Preparing for the future ' ,al'iA Future eachers Club The newly formed Future Teachers Club is under the guidance of Mr. Sharp. The purpose of this club is to encourage anyone who is interested in making teaching his future profession. The major project this year has been drawing up our consti- tution and getting the charter. The goal is to become af- filiated with the National Future Teachers Association. U-1 First row: S. Brand, M. McMullen, E. Smith, M. McMullen, J. McMullen, G. Owens Second row: D. Fleming, Anna, F. Driver, D. Ranson, B. Ascoley, M. Jac on. Third row: B. Sharp, Advisor, J. Grogan, K, Reed, J. oyd.f 0 , o 'iffy 0 , SPO!! Jf may M - i 'U ,- M' ff gpg U ,VU ,wvlj N I ' 'N.4,v'0 , l . ' ig a dim y ,tv x .uf if ,yirql ,. . 1 ,Ll . pan- J! , A 4. 1 , . , 1 ld if VM: ,M 'iw ff' Q 1 ri n if sw ' jk, 1.1, 5' ,I ' 1 Y ,P T f it ft t,W 'F i ' V T :kj -Y V ' . 0 X .ytf .,,,,,.A s '. b I . 'D X' 1, . T W. . ,V I M it , , lxed Chorus Pl ' '.'fvt'j 'K 'ff N. , nd e ixe. rus is co pse of a select group of singers chosen from among A V, f e loca us s. If 'MT I :L , IS u iv th hanksgiving and a Christmas Concert, performs for ' g 'ari 'o uni bs, etes in District and State Contests, articiuates in the . P P l A up A a r rse Se , and Annual Spring Concert. Af rw! TV ear, eleven people were chosen from this group to represent Clearwater ,fl fl . Qrphlgh Sc ool in the all-state chorus, at Clinic, held in january. 1 I 1 if Mr. Butler directs the Glee Club. afffflff - x I s 1. I ,pil-I 'V- ' I .x Q y',....... Firstrow : R. Dellaira. N. Bryant. W. Runyon, B. Whitehead, G. Waterson. R. McClellan, j. Rowen, D. White, Mr. Butler. L. I-lenrion, W. Bolton, H. Hammock. R. Nxfilson. B, Watson. j. McMullen. M. Poole. Second row: E. Crook, A. Womack, B. Rau, D. Lawrence, M. Lamb, R. Randall, J. Harms, j. Boyd, D. O'Brien, D. Erwin, D. Cockerham, B. Patterson, M. Pennell, j. Parnell, J. Lennahan. Third row: M. Plumb, P. Van Hyning, K. Dexter, S. Geiger, B. Hesch, L. Breyley, XV. Goehring. B. Morgan, B. Chrisie, L. Mixter, P. De Bolt, C. Slappey, H. Corey, D. Mitchell. B. Ascoly. V. Floyd. ,ph fri AL. QW-- A. L L' ALA ing.. wc i B. One . . . Two . . . Three . . . SING! ,J 1 J 'X 1 J X Yolo .lt -F Girls' And Boys' Chorus J ni-CL! L , First row: VU. Runyon, B. Wfhitehead, G. Wfateron, D. Laurence, P. Butler. R. 6elora, B. Wat- ' son, j. McMullen, M. Poole. flmf- K K , Second row: A. XY'omack. M. Plumb. P. Van Hyning, E. Crook, M, Lamb, B. Patterson, ,5 ll 1 f j. Lennahan, C. Slappey. M. Pennell. X 1 k f V. if .1 f Third row: N. Bryant. B. Rau, S. Geiger, B. Hesch, R. Dickinson, P. De Bolgl. Mktg, ll-lf6'l5lI',L l l'L,'.- 'tri f' . Q Corey, D. Mitchell, B. Ascoly, V. Floyd. ff Q' y P' 1 '-'ffl ALA f' t , . I, .- . -. t. L V . . BOYS AND GIRLS CHORUS Jf k 51,24 X - Both the Girls' and Boys' Choruses are composed of students participatingiin Gle 'bf' i' , ,J ri! Club activities. if-544 1 '14, K L 4 'ft ' if I This year Mr. Butler directs a general music course IDGIQQZMK Club's This course includes sim le music , so y y music, and any ad itional musica acti it M -t is-interesting aff. 'Q ' ' . the students' interests and pleasure in all types of u' he vocal D ff purchased a High Fidelity Record Player, with the ' 4 the junior- vi School PTA 4 A ' A First row: VU. Bolton. j. Rowen. R. McClellan. Mr. Butler, W. Goehring, D. White, J. Christie. Si-tontl row: H. Hammock. D. Erwin. j. Harms, D. O'Brien. R. Randall. B. Morgan. j. Boyd. .L X News Bureau l , LQ, QNX The newly formed News Bureau functions as a service to the school. In addition to writing newspaper stories in both the CLEARWATER SUN, and the ST. PETERS- BURG TIMES, the members of the News Bureau work through the local radio stations and over the PA system at the football games. Dotty Mitchell is the Director and the Sponsor is Miss Betty jane Foley. Regular reporters on the staff are Diane Havens, jay Rowen, and Elise Crook. E. Crook. D. Havens. D. Mitchell, Direitnrz vl. Rmvcn Quill and Scroll Superior work in journalistic writing, editing, or managing, and approval by the na- tional executive secretary determines the membership for the International Quill and Scroll Society. Students are invited to join this group for their work on the CHATTER, the AQUA CLARA, and the C.H.S. Student Handbook. lfirst row: D. Haxcns. N. XX'I1illi1ck. -I. Hunt. AI. McMullen. -I. Hyatt. Scil'ct.1ry'. N, Muller. il-l'L'.lNllfL'l'1 ll. Kelley. N. I.. Snouk. Miss liolcy. Aclxisor. Sctiintl row: CQ. Becker, S. llmntl. FI. llnhnson, S. SClIW4lfllCUPli. j. Dawes. ll. XXI-st, lhircl row: D, Mitchell, Vice Presiclc-ntl -I. Bax. Presitlentg -l. Pilieri, li. Shepard. g-slug lfirst row: N, XX'ilcox. E. Curls. R. Pctree, P. Deliolt. St-tontl row: H. l1lxvootl, B. Damman, l. Harwoocl, l C I l. Anna, S. lirancl. V -DS lattus, li. Ascoly. G. Bates. H. Hcmerit 'l hircl row: S. Atlams, l. Clark. -l. Dans, Z. Houk. lioytl, D. lilemings. S. H.ii'm.in, ll. Barnes. Y- Teens Since it was former in 1920 as a branch of the Y.W.Cf.A., the has steadily increased in its importance to the school and the community Membership is open to all highschool girls Witli Miss Amber Turner as their sponsor, many CHS girls take an active part in in Y projects, all of which promote Christian growth and fellowship. ni VG A3 17 I First row: I.. l.ohrb.tuer, President: S. Renfroe. Treasurer: 1. Davies. Vice Presiclentg I.. Fisher, Setretaryg Miss A. Turner. Atlxisor. St-tontl row: M. VI. Sargent. M. Kntitlsen. li. Stewart, M. 'l. -Iackson. .l. Starzinger, rl. johnson, B. blieppa rrl. lliircl row: A. Morris. IT. Swift. N. XX'hillock. A. XX'alker. nl. Shinn. li, Powers. M. Sessions, P. Sliowt-rs, Fourth row: C. Kirkby. M. jordan, H. Langille, M. H. -lones. Student Council The Student Council is the highest student government organization in our school. There are five officers-a president, recording secretary, cor- responding secretary, vice president and treasurer. These officers are elected by the entire student body. The rest of the membership is composed of the president of the Senate, the president of the I.C.C., the presidents of the Sophomore, junior, and Senior classes, the editors-in-chief of the Annual and Chatter staff, a reporter, and an elections chairman. The Student Council sold novelty football pins, school pictures, and spon- sored Homecoming. They also sponsored orientation of new students, pub- lished and distributed handbooks for all students, and conducted all school- wide elections. Miss Arnold is the advisor. Their meetings are held twice a month. First row: P. Clark, Recording Secretary, B. Spaulding, Corresponding Secretaryg M. Herrick President, F. Moore, Treasurer, F. Driver, Vice President, Miss Arnold. Advisor. Second row: D. Whiting, J. Rowen, M. L. Snook, T. Bruckman, E. L'pmc-yer, C. Becker D Korones, J. Hunt, Z. Crook. '61 Our Princn al s Visit Q54 ff - fi Senate g41e 'g New Zap rc. rx ,I Us 1441, ' , f X F !D7 X' sm if f Intermission p 'X . F 5 IN ac, ll ,' xi, f ff W'xO M .Q i f-ill :,, - . .W ca '37 ,go 5' First row: T. Peterson, Treasurer, J. Hall, Vice President, J. Davies, Secretary, D. Korones, President. Second row: J. Turner, S. Renfroe, J. Clyatt, L. Fisher, E. J. Bacon, S. Graham, A. Ress, Parli- J mentariang B. Rippard, Chaplain, C. Longstreet, C. Hartung. f Third row: Mr. Nesti, Advisory J. McDonald, B. Short, D. Podboy, R. Ashley, T. Daniels, B. Touchton, L. MacMillan. f The C.H.S. Senate which is represented by. every homeroom in C.H.S has as its main purpose the interest of each homeroom. It is government of the students, by the students, and for the students. The officers which are president, vice president, sec- retary, treasurer, parliamentarian and chaplain are elected by the organization. ! The .advisor is Mr. Nesti. , . V1 ,tif e , , y fam yn? rbi VA WL ffidg, 11,9 Y fewer -ova I , I f f' 1 .. ,f ' K H' V ,LQ , ' . we ,MIB Yu hernia lC1.1..c....y C-'. f-bf -,:. ve 'e 'WJ'- X i - NUFE- ' 0 t I - 4 1 . f'J i if zlvva mi VL-ki t ' l5!uW:!6:v.tw ,'1...,'...y .UJAHX Anyone who shows an in- terest in any scientific field may join the Science Club. Their projects are star gazing with jupiter, the moon and other planets being the main attractions. Q aes Science Club First row: Miss Kirkpatrick, R. Cottrell. A. Ress. R. Drossler. Second row: W. Trickel. J. Olderr, P. Kelley, H. Wfest. C. Becker, C. Booth. Third row: W. Clark. M. Coleman, G. Shafer, J. Pilieri. R. Miller. A classification of shells is another interesting activity This club meets once a month. Miss Sarah de Kirk patrick is the advisor. fv Those cute recl and white uniforms that some of the CHS. girls are seen wear- ing mark the Usherettes. These uniforms are new this year. Much of the Usherettes work is done behind the scenes, such as decorating the goal posts at football games. lvl 5' Yi, ,, ' A , , l S-1 :it ,tr J ,l E f Z l'7', yi' t ev gt IMI Lf ' . Won't our pole be pretty? If ling Ushering at football games, the football banquet, and school plays, these girls also usher at all other school func- tions. There are fifteen girls. The Captain is a Senior and the Co-Captain is a junior. Miss Meyers is the advisor, i ll I . I ,Usherettes Wm Detle Lingo. Ethel Gattus. joan Shinn, Tucli Mason, Priscilla Barnes, Pat Clark. jill Kirk, Sally Bacon, 'lean Viano, Shirlee Ferguson, Eleanor Robbins, Joyce Lennahan, Emily Curls. BEVERLY SHEPARD-Cujvmin Ann VUOMACK-Cn-Cr1fvl.z1z1 Future Nurses Club The Future Nurses Club of C.H.S. was organized this year. This organization is a service club and is open to all girls interested in the nursing profession. The projects for this organization during the year are the adopting of their constitu- tion, acquainting the girls with this field of profession by bringing in doctors and nurses to speak, to learn first hand the needs and requirements for becoming a good nurse through service in neighboring hospitals. The Future Nurses Club meets once a month. Miss Myers is their advisor. First row: T. Heaps, G. Burdsall, Presidentg B. Payne, Secretary-Treasurerg J. XVare. Second row: J. Friedbacker, B. Rau, N. Eben, S. Sheppard. C. Payne. Third row: G. Regele, D. Leathers, Miss Myers, Advisorg F. Driver, 1. Olderr, O. johnson. SQ bfiljwifwx sw W. , xfwfffif , 09' 5LPX'iJJ 1 1.1 . .-.' , 'Q wiv J -1 ... ,lil K v F5 4 I .wa 'N , A X .Xi ' -Q X 3 A X f , 2 me-rfw OUR SPORTS-CAR CONDUCTORS Xl X' . sd WILLIAM KENNY HERB EARL13 cal 's QBII-LJ wALTERs Dl fousv BROWN sAKK1s ,1LfsT1cE Coach Justice, who hails from Asheville, North Carolina, serves as our head coach. He was an outstanding athlete at Rollins College. Wheii asked his opinion of the 1954 season, he said, I am very well satisfied with the team this year. Coach Walters, our head basketball coach, comes to us from Ohio where he ex- celled in his favorite sport, which everyone knows is basketball. He has been with us for two years, both being very successful. Coach Dudley, our baseball coach, is the only coach who hails from our home town. This is his first year with us and we hope he will see many more. Coach Brown comes to us from Knoxville, Tennessee. He is assistant line coach lor our Tornadoes. This is his second year at CHS. Good luck next year, Coach. Coach Sakkis, head line coach, led the powerful Tornado line throughout our foot- ball season. He comes from Warsaw, New York. but has lived in the South most of his life. I of 9a x W ' J C0-Capmirl SCORES 1 96 Opponents 1 , E ................. .... Q t Myers ................ 14 7 ................ .... 0 rasota ........... ........ 1 9 6- ,..,,. 9, , A ....,., ........ 4 4 4 13 ............ .. ....... ant City ....... .... . 0 18 ..............,.,.... .. Bartow ........... ..... 7 :' 1 ' 24 ............,........... Jesuit .......................... 0 j -7 -- 4 19 ......... St. Petersburg ............ 25 - -' i 1, A l 19 ........ Tarpon Springs ........ 6 M' 18 ......., Manatee ...................... 41 i I 0 .,...,., Winter Haven ............ 6 X. s COOPER PRUDE 5 u fm,- 2 S T' 1 st ,N V. pm'-+-ei' KVUN COLLIER FZ- .NCY MULLER Tm 'IH v ' fi-. W TGINIA CALVIN Q i X 'FA Jo BACON -W R- --1 ii.. --? w ,, Y..-., ,- x .. Q x RI KUNNEN mi is Y HYATT C.H.S. CHEERLEADERS Y'nll yell! Two bitf, Four bilf, Six biff, zz Dollar All for Clemwvzter Sland up and boiler. The spirit of the CHS Cheerleaders was always contagious. eg U . 0-1 --I x It ,iv , First row: Dawn Collier, joy Hyatt, Geri Kunnen, Susan Brand, Nancy Muller, Jean Hunt, Co- Captain. Second row: Patty Wagner, Co-Captaing Virginia Calvin, Bobby Spal-ce, Effa jo Bacon, Sunnie Audibert. N- Advixor by W J Co-Captain ,L C P Xi- -,. . Miss PAT ,MYERS f . W! i KX 'Nt I i ., 1 JEAN HLINT PATTX? WAGNER L-fri: i I qliv ' 1 x . -- I - e -- - -V -P -1:7 Y A t Q If .5 Q E Q . , T-T'-T' SUSAN BRAND SUNNIE AUDIBERT BOBBY SPAKE we 9 T t l 1 'X 'Y - V Y f'7 -'rn Y V ,E 'YV' N 'U T Munn agfGkl,'?4nt Crt x ,f I ' 'J f I AI ,fix 1 VVESLEY DANIELS ,IOE HALEY Guard Hzllfhdfk CRIMSON TORNADOES Offense and defense coordinated perfectly as the Tornadoes piled up I5 points to blank the hapless Plant City Planters. Our powerful backfield was composed of Tom Vitito, jim Bretzius, Larry Connell, Billyd Bgatty, Dale Koch and joe Paonessa. Theyidid it fine 'ob and we . e all rou 0 them. XR P M lx A l. in ,X F5 JERRY HOXX'liI.I. BILLY IiEAT'I'Y RICHARD STERLING KENNY SMITH DANNY Iil'l'l.l?R Center Halfback End Gund Tllfkll' The spr1rked'up Tornadoes rebounded from il hard fought game with St. Peters- burg to take the Tarpon Springs Spongers I9-6. Rain and wind presented obstacles for both teams but the Crimson Torn.tdoes kept their spirit and went all-out to squeeze the Spongers. AI. l'!.MI2R IOINI HIfAI.liY Ciuard Ifnd 'lim Bretfius breaks iumy for .1 Z5-yard run .ts the ku block by Billy Beatty sends him on his way against -Iesuit. 4 it ,pta ,. I t A t I ii. -1 X e Nr X 37. t vfwlf J 1 Kenny Smith downs a Bartow player after breaking through a Yellow .laelcet player to assist on the play. N RONNIIE GANGl.EHOFlf JOHN PIETROSKY I lfnd lfnd Q. Q ff CRIMSON TORNADOES i-xi fi with Sprint high the S,i,ifimi.ii,s Tomiitiiit-S tiisiiiit-gfmi the POWCfl-Lll Bartow Q ' team by a wide margin of I8-7. We are all proud of the ehampionship playing of j if K guards Kenny Smith and Wesle-y' Daniels, whith they displayed throughout the season. if --Q5 3 ' N sl ix 1 5 I f 1 W , 'Nh MIQRUE SPARKS 5'1'l2VI2 LQUZAN ,IIN I5RIE'I'ZIllS LARRY MEARES ,JOE PAONESSA in XX lfullbatk Tatkle Hilllilmkk Guard Hillfbiifk The Tornadoes tamed the jesuit Tigers Z-l-O in their sixth game of the season. Our forward wall, being sparked by the brilliant playing of tatkles Danny Butler and Steve Guzan, led the way for this overwhelming win. 'I'OMMX' VITITO MIKE GONATOS Quarterback Guard Hugh Coathman eluding fixe Springer players on a wide end sweep. E fa Q ' '57, ' .i X X the line, as Tom Healey discards a wild blorlc thrown by i is T. 5-4 jimmy Bretzius. smashing Tornado hack, pitks up 15 yards for ai first down around St. Pete end. csiiaiuiiqs ROIESSLIZR LIN Mt-ADAMs l sickle Tackle A thriller and ii heartbreaker was in store for all the fans as St. Petersburg tripped the Crimson Tornadoes by the small tally of 25-19. The final touchdown was made in the last li seconds of the game as 21 sprinting Green Devil hack found an opening in the Tornadoes' forward wall. jerry Howell, star Tornado center, played an ex- ceptionally good hall game, with Richard Sterling, Rodney Rountree and Ronald Ganglehoff sparking the Tornado end positions. l 4E RODNIZY Rf7l'N,l'REli LARRY CONNELI. HUGH COAClHMAN DAVE W'll.l,lAlNfS End Quarterback Hxilfback Center Spirits were high as the Crimson Tornadoes vied for the Northern division playoff, but Winter Haven squeezed out a slight 640 lead to take the division. Cooper Prude, our glue fingered senior end, played an important role in his position throughout the season. DALE KOCH COOPER Plll :DIE Fullhntk End P Cooper Prude struggles to break free after intercepting an W'inter Haven pass. T? 'T 'WY-,ii w' .' -1. A In . - lIL HOLLAND ART PRATT JAMES FINLEY u' 5 'WK I . I -' 5 JON I-IARMON JIMMY COLLINS DON CUNNINGHAM MANAGERS f l. ' 4 1 DRMAN PITTMAN BAINBRIDGE FRAVEL Q' I O , . i f I BARNEY SMITH LARRY STRICKLAND ffl' I, ll A if - Q - 'NNITH HARRIS BOBBY TUCKER , - :ii l,,,- I Ya I ' L 4 V .LY Gl'Y PAT BERTLSHOFER fv , Z Y l ILLY VELLECA ZIG CROOK of' M SNYDER uRL'cE Moons BOB MOORE JOHN ESPEY BABY TORNADOES Although the Baby Tornadoes played only one game this season, they showed a lot of talent and determination. They overshadowed the Largo B's 6-0. Good luck next year. ff-f Jr T . i . I 1 I z- wit. A .. I . A- ' ' -' I, Af I , 4, ar 1 . I J I A 1 2 ' ' ,LY ROLLINS BILL GL'RAL BVCKY BRANNEN DOVGLAS MCCRANEY ROBERT KONRAD BILLY RAMSDEN Lui -, l Along the w.1y suddenly appear six lovely girls, Oh, yes, it must be Homecoming! Wfhat L1 beautiful sight with Queen Fran serenely wearing the crown and princesses Shirley, Sybil, jean, Bambi and janet serving her. AQ1aA,AQ Q, Nita! - C1a.4:2-Q ' QM. . . . A .EY 1iuNc,r.:a SHWJ PRIINC Fbs si B11 , OVQ,Q, PRIN . CESS JEAN R NQES5 lANm I-Squad Basketball t, . w nm 12 ut of 1 a . Danny Butler, one of Cl-lSs outstanding players. shoots for 2 I ng O 9 g mes more points in the game between CHS and S.u'.1sot.1. DANNY BUTLER Our CHS basketball team was very successful this year PHIL CVRREY COOPER PRUDE DON MORA jOHN PETROSKY TOM VITITO CHS OPPONENTS 46 Boca Ceiga ............... . 40 59 Sarasota ...... ...... . 37 60 Largo ....... ....,. . 28 42 jefferson ..., ,..... . 46 72 Plant City ...., ...... . 21 50 Fort Myers ...,.. r...., . 28 67 Winter Haven ........... . 44 62 Plant High ...... ...... . 46 58 Plant City ..... .,.,.. . 57 -Squad Basketball High-poweretl CHS player, Kenny Smith, snatches hall from Lar- go player. I JOHN TI 'RNFR XVe are proud of everyone of these boys on our team. I2 fl C h one of th em has helped put the team on the train to success. DALE KOCH K ENNY SMITH DICK WHITING JACK R151' RONALD GANGEI.HOl'l an at A 5 f W 1.1! :V f' L ff, X CHS 1-f OPPONENTS 55 ..... .. Boca Ceign ,, ..,. 55 35 .... Jesuit ..,w.,,..,, .,,. 5 0 I4 , 41-25 .,.. -T Plant High ,... -19 54 .... jefferson ,,,,..... , ,, , -'l7 51 ..., Hillsborough ...,. 58 69 .... Tarpon Springs . A , 'il 45 .... St. Pete . ,,,,,,. ,. -i7 58 ..,. Manatee ,...,,. s,,, 6 A1 66 ,,.. Largo .... 50 48 ...A Jesuit .ii,. ,. sri B -Squad Basketball l, . . 5 3 , rl if-.1 xl QA- i First row: P. Tharp, P. McMullen, L. Tharp, D. Metz, B. Moore, T, Jardine. Second row: B. Fruland, A. Ulmer, B. Marston, D. O'Brien, B. Schaffner, B. Johnson, J. Ruble. Third row: Coach NX alters. Z. Crook, T. McAllister, H. Mitchell, T. Peterson, M. Whitney, D. Cunningham, J. Petrosky. This way! Pl. .- Our B Squad Tornadoes, though not recognized as much as the A squad, has done just as much to benefit our team and our school this year. They had a good year and played well. Good luck next year, fellows. K' , 1 T A SQUAD VOLLEYBALL SCORES CHS OPPONENTS 19 St. Pete .,.,.......,. .....,..AO,..,.,,,.... 2 2 174 St. PCN? .....,...,,.,. ,..... 5 2 46 Tarpon Springs .A,,, ,,,,,, 1 8 54 Boca Ceiga ,.,,.,,. ....., 2 1 39 Boca Ceiga ..,...,, ...... 2 3 43 Tarpon Springs ,..,,...,.....,...,..... 34 Under the excellent leadership of Miss Pat Myers, girls' sport coach, the A Squad of the Volleyball team went through the season with a 4-2 record. First row, left to righti J. Davies. J. Hassell, Co-Captains. Second row: J. Elwood. E. Gifford, P. Emerson, A. Roberts, J. Harwood, S. Whyle. D. Havens. Third row: N. Wilcox, L. Thomas, M. Jordan, C. Slappey, Miss Myers. Coach. E. J. Bacon. J. Viano, E. Sowell. ' E ,lf Sv .D . B SQUAD VOLLEYBALL X These girls while playing inter-schol- astic games have a timely opportunity for practicing good sportsmanship and co-operation between teammates. SCORES CHS OPPONENTS 24 St. Pete ...... ..... .....A.-....-------,- 2 5 21 Sr. Pete ............... ...------ 3 6 27 Tarpon Springs ...... .--..---, 4 2 35 Boca Ceiga ......... ...---.-- 3 3 39 Boca Ceiga ......... ......... 3 2 49 Tarpon Springs ...... ......... 2 0 First row, left to right: D. Lawrence, B. Powers, G. Stuler, H. Homuth. J. McMullen, C0 Captain, S. Houk, S. Adams, J. Clark, A. Gees. Second row: J. Clyatt, J. Viano, J. Ware, N. Quessenberry, S. Francis, B. Lopez, R. L. Dellaira E. Winters, S. Sheppard, B. Smith. J. Barnes. Third row: Miss Myers, Coach, K. Lippincott, J. Oostveen, J. Smith, J. DeVito, D. O'Leary, M Sessions, J. Sanborn, P. Silo, S. Bacon, P. Campbell. V. Demos, B. Burtis. Fourth row: S. Underwood, R. Dickinson, J. Danforth. G. Lee, B. Rogero, C. Clifford, K Brandon, J. 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Florida CLEARWATER' FLQRIDA CAROL'S GIFT ,SHOP 433 Mandalay Road CLEARWATER BEACH lGif+s From All Nafionsl SHOP AND SAVE a+ Ihe BEACH Sc, I0c, 8: S I .00 STORE 407 Mandalay Road Experl Loclzsmifhing Keys Made While You Wai'I' Clearwafer Beach. Fla. Phone 35-3223 SAWYER'S JEWELRY Jewelry of Qualify and Disfinclion DUNEDIN, FLORIDA MITCHELL F. WYATT Regisiered Real Es'Ia+e Brolzer OFFICE 395 Mandalay Road 322 min S+. Phone a.339l CLEARWATER BEACH Phone 35-32II Complimenls of Complimenis DIANA SHOP PAUL F.lrRl2NDOLPH - o. EAR Fon LADIES ' READYT W REAL ESTATE AND CHILDREN and INSURANCE om :men s o x C .A . . P .kj GULF OIL PRODUCTS LOAN CO. STANLEY pl LEE LEE smear A PBNNA. AVEN 151-MBU-ron CLEARWATEE, FLomDA Congra+ula+ions 'Io +he Class of '54 PLUMOSA MOTEL I735 Gulf-Io-Bay Clearwafer, Fla. 34-79ll KEPPIE TRAVEL BUREAU ClearwaI'er's Only Official Travel Bureau Scheduled Airline and Sfeamship Companies Anywhere by Sea and Air TOURS AND CRUISES 37 N. Ft Harrison Tel. 34-OOI Complimenfs of MQDERN EVELYN'S BEAUTY SHOP BEAUTY SHOP Sally and Dola 3-2482 I230 Cleveland Clearwafer Congrafulafions Io 'Ihe Class of l954 E. A. HUNTER, JEWELER Wafches, Silverware, Diamonds Wafch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing 353 Main S+. Dunedin. Fla. A. M. Kidder 81 Co. BETTY DEAR'S SHOP Ladies' and ChiIdren's Ready-+o-Wear Where 'Ihere's always someihing new Main SIree+ DUNEDIN, FLA. GOOD HEALTH IS ABOVE ALL WEALTH NATURAL HEALTH FOODS Congra+uIa+ions Class of '54 207 S. FI. Harrison Phone 33-2562 CLEARWATER, FLORIDA Complimenfs of HARRIS' PHARMACY 62I Cleveland SI. HARRIS' DRIVE-IN PHARMACY 805 S. Fi. Harrison Ave. Complimenfs of FEDERAL BAKERY V CIark's Inc. 5c 8: I0c Dunedin and Safefy Harbor GRELLA'S MUSIC STORE Band and Orchesira Ins+rumen'I's Pianos, Organs, Records, Sheel' Music, Radios 526 Pierce S+. Clearwafer Ph. 3I-520I Florida Com Iimenfs of ALBERTPP. ROGERS THE FOOD LOCKER REALTQR ALF AND PHIL mes, owner. Presidenf Alberl P. Rogers Inc. R IEs ea iaie Beach Office. Room 6, Marina Bldg. 4I8 Cleveland Sf., Clearwafer, Fla. Phone 32-60l Wholesale-Refail DEEP FREEZE OWNERS-LOCKERS Courf S+. and Myrfle Ave. Phone 3I-267 Clearwafer, Fla. I-My , W -fff If W' If il . I . -ffl-,I C cfm fra 'OQMVTRQA' I ,Iv j X ,L M Vlggfl Lip O UID CITY 0F CLEARWATER Con ra1'ula1'eS ' gThe W if WZ-W If if 5' CLASS CF '54 ' 'J IL Hn u E G In ,gigs E? Jf5,f'?2'?f2'! fu nyc W! uilfjiffffypm L' Wy 75 fjljfyff W Wm faf fff QBANQ Div CLEARWATER Wy S9WMW?WmXWf RvAIAff , My jg, Edna. ,QJNBEPOSITS INSURED BY FEDERAL 'lay 5 ,jf WZJQWL mf DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATIONY M , , ,wwf jd! ,ff 53 if ' I of W M mum Insurance for Each Deposii' S I 0,000 v.90'N- kjpuqg A,-llfld-Lfe,,MMw-A M, 31231, QQQf.,,.ae,..w.,.,,.,,g'ff,,Z'f5f4, , N ffFU1T, SIVCSOL , NC. WMM MV' ' f'M J J 'L'J M' f Mrr r I am, Q Q ,.1f: G-in ff ,mb Congra+ula1'ions The Class of l954 , The 24 S. Garden Ave FIRST -NATIONAL BANK h ma of Clearwaier MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Deposifs Insured by Federal Deposii' Insurance Corporaiion Maximum Insurance for Each Deposiior Sl0,000 M T SW ll 21 W jp Cleveland S+. TRAVEL WITH GAS we wyffflygi Q lf' Complimenls of Pinellas Lumber Company OF CLEARWATER lNo+ lnc.l From Tree fo Trade' 602 Jeffords Cl arw + Florida Z5 Herberl' Grice 35 PHARMAQIST ag'-Zevon Q M T we Wpfky 'T ff! if ass of '54 ff 'X I , ff f , 90:7 . f A moose T Pwmoum moose Jos-RATEo mucxs 28NGd A CI +FId ff 45, sv ' QYQQQEZQYLQG ', ' 3 fig iff: V' 1 Q52 2 3? ' , n I Y-1 fgbfng ulafniwhbxtxgy My oi f' id . 5:3 155 IX , Wm om aaa- Z'Hkgli2?Q1Y T221 . 2 UV ix ?pqg1jPdrneiEEr Z Win+er Brofhers, Inc. if QLLQXLXQ LUrzzzi:Si':FfS 2:53533-132156 Clearwaier, Fl da Phone al-zlol Okay- m . 7 .Juv 0.91 J T ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE P . Yejtwa Q5-yqmkf Aww Ue ar?men'r Sfore Va?,'faL wma-J?f64?'4W Clgss o F M ZLMJ M-fb mme: CJ MM p A :Q ANCE www Mijn fi fP7!sAJ,f 3 fdi ,wwf f I 9 U leveland and Osceo f 1' .- . . , M! ,514-J J-'JN-4. M X E5 1, - .' . joy! . A .R gg 3 9 E FOR ALL OCCASIONS im W . s WIRED ANYWHERE H. SICHTERMAN Jeweler Wafches, Diamonds, Jewelry 5 Souih Osceola Ave. CLEARWATER. FLA. Phone 32-8372 2 Clevel nd S Phone 9-I48I Ex Y FORD SHOP Accessor es 433 N. Gulf Blvd. . , O we -A MER FL NDA INDIAN ROCKS BEACH o e s ppare A I ft ., ' ffl! . ll R EI i ii II I- R 0 .I ' ' 3 gH if CLEARWATER E 4 I DUTCH FOERSTE'S Q l ngrafulafes GARAGE lass of .54 409 N. Gulf Blvd. o No. Indian Roclxs Beach, Fla. , R Xe A WATER, FLORIDA Body Work Q 3 a u Q Tel. 3-2567 and Wreclcer I Painfing D Service l 'S QgsI.S'i N l X ,LX X fJ1uWL'4f:1- S l V Ni N 3 AL x 3 CONGRATULATIONS affg, -z-.V 1 - .f-r.-. - n.. . . . - 1 BROWN 131-face. .S DAIRY STQIQE THE sToRE Fon You 6 I SU Clevela-ndih FREMACS VOGUE Raymond Cloninger 624 Cleveland S+. INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE INCOME TAX SERVICE Phone 32-508 I I In+erior 8: Furnishings L 2G I37O Cleveland S+. Clearwafer, Fla. MARINA TACKLE SHOP Phone 32-836 y 'If' F. W. WOOLWORTH COMPANY UIQ DEVOTED ENTIRELY TO FINE FABRICS CIearwa+ r 004 Two Blocks Eas+ 900 Cleveland S+. Complimenfs of Culler Furni+ure QIIM l 20 I 0 Gulf-fo-Bay of Pos? Office Phone 3-3735 CIearwa'Ier, Fla. BROWN MOTORS BARLOW.S and TRUCKS CENTER Washing, Polishing, Lubricafion E ACCESSORIES E FI. Harrison and Drew Sf. 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