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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

A New Start At CHS We, the Aqua Clara Staff of 1955, are proud to present this record of the school year. We have tried, on the following pages, to provide a mirror of the year, the happenings, and the people. It is our hope that the reflection is a true one. We want you to see everything just as you remember It and want to remember it. This book is more than merely an account of events; our mirror looks into the people of CHS to see how they feel about each re- flection. 4 AQUA CLARA I I aj ' 1955 CLEARWATER SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL CLEARWATER, FLORIDA We wanted to show what the opportunity to start anew, to for- get old mistakes and take up new resolutions, meant to you; to show our new school, our new ideals, our new accomplishments, and the achievements of a new start at CHS. 3 We Are Grateful! For our school For our teachers For our countless opportunities Most of oil we ore grateful to the people who mode our education possible. For their undying support For their endless faith For their constant encouragement For their gifts of not only money but time and effort .... For all those things and many others we shall be eternally grateful . . SO WE DEDICATE THIS, THE AQUA aARA OF 1955, TO THE COMMUNITY. We hope someday we will prove that fheir trust was not in vain. Contents Activities II • Athletics 39 • Album 53 • Advertisements 85 4 We will always remember our school year. What stands out most in our minds is not the clubs, the classes, and the stu- dents, but what these factors have brought about. We all were lost the first day of school . . . How could anyone possibly get from Wing A to Wing D in 5 minutes . . . Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! . . . We never see anyone all day . . . Don ' t walk on the gym floor . . . Let ' s spend the day in the library . . . Air-conditioning . . . 400 girls in that one locker room? . . . Mud In the parking lot, everyone has to go barefoot . . . t Before the rotation system went into effect, the battle- cry of lunch time was; ' Out the doors and down the hall, here they come mauling all ' Hurry! The school bus is leaving . . . Five crinolines under one skirt? . . . Save me a place in line. I wish those people wouldn ' t cut . . . Everyone has a pink shirt and black trous- ers .. . The Yankees didn ' t win the pennant? . . . Yes, my book is overdue. I can ' t find it anywhere . . . School ' s outi And the halls fill with people rushing to their busses; a new experience for many. Jackie Longstreet, John Harman, Barbara Burton, Phil Tharp, and Zeig Crook show-off the various fads and fashions of the year: rope beads, Seminole shirt, the long-torso look, long-sleeved pullovers, and the foot- ball players ' much-envied letter jackets. 7 Above: Librarian Evelyn Smith, like all our other com- petent librarians, is always there to help. Below: Our country will always be strong if its citizens are like these. Butch Christy, the Inter Church Youth Council ' s president, leads the student congregation in a hymn accompanied by Grace Waterson. . . . What a mob trying to get o ticket for the football gome. Mr. Shombough stays busy . . . The effort of getting to school by 8:15 is compensated by the inspiration of Morning De- votions . . . We taught our fingers how to march to music in typing class . . . Mr. Nesti ' s little animals sent the girls scream- Jng down the hall . . . While selling students tickets, Mr. Shambaugh always finds time to laugh. Perturbed and expectant looks come upon the faces of chemistry students everytime they make like Pasteur . Wasn ' t it cold at Homecoming? . . . Our beautiful court was as blue as the sky on a summer day! . . . How many college bulletins did you collect? More girls were interested in Cita- del .. . Thank goodness for the Thanksgiving holidays! I ' ll never be able to look another turkey In the eye ... Do you have a date for both Christmas dances? . . . Above: These starving students looking as though they are thoroughly enpying their Thanksgiving dinner are Alice Rogers, Sandy Burton and friends. Below: Cadets Bill Brownfield and Rodney Olson tell some enthusiastic boys about Citadel on College Day. Right: At the bonfire and the Homecoming game Queen Virginia Calvin and her court of Patricia Anna, Loretta Fisher, Sandra Peterson, Bambi Holcombe and Joann Walker reigned over CHS. Em . . . Another party tonight, Mom! ... I was going to study for my exams, but . . . Oh! The expressions when semester grades came out; surprise, . relief, regret . . . Club Initiates were kept miserable wondering about the horrors of Informal initiations . . . We were proud of the tornadoes in the District Basketball Tour- nament . . . Will they never announce the queen of May Day . . . Who will get cheerleader? They are all so cute! ... I had such a sunburn I couldn ' t go to school! Below: All set, you betll Betsy Campbell, Shirla Bradford, Carol Singley, Motile Guinand, Kitti Kohrt, and Jan Hendrick, all eager sophomores, try their luck in being a cheerleader for the school year 1955 - 56 . At the beginning of the second semester, all those eligible to joir LOS GAUCHITOS, and interested in learning more about their Latin American neighbors, {oin the club. They are, seated; Georgea Ort, Linda Penegar, Mr. Shambaugh, Motile Guinand, and Diane Gates. Standing are; Jan Hendrick, Joan Golson, Gene Sargent, Jackie Boyd, Merry June Jackson, Dede Flemings, Patsy Stearns, Kay Lippincott, Betsy Campbell, Mary Ellen Rusin. Third row; Gilbert McArthur, Ricky Carlson, Don Moriarty, Sam Moyers, Gayle McWhirter, and Frank Murphy. Above: Examsil What a horrible ex- perience. Appearing quite determined to get through are; Ronald Schultz, John Barry, Anneve Walker, Norment Pittman, Connie Tuten, and Bainbridge Fravel. A tie just because of Sophistication Day! . . . CHS is proud of the award for demonstrating democratic living . . . Lucky seniors, missing o day of school just for o portyl . . . v4 ' . V Above: Clarence Vick, Claudia Yowell, Ethel Gattus, and Gary Eubanks enjoy the delights of Senior Skip Day. Below: Gael Regele complains to Connie Tuten of the trials of heels on miles of cement floors. Amused, Pat Dunn looks on the results of Senior Sophistication Day. Do you hove o dote for the prom? . . . What color is your dress? . . . Are you planning on on orchid? . . . Whew! No more exams for o whole summer . . . Graduation is on overwhelming feeling, half joy, half regret . . . This is the way 1954-1955 will live in our memories. Above: Dancing with their partners at the Junior-Senior Prom are Stewart Wilkinson, Jack Wylie, and Jerry Sapp. Below: Holding his diploma with confidence, Ernst Upmeyer scans the future. 10 We, The Students Speak. We, the students of C.H.S., through the Student Council, the Inter Club Council and the Senate were able to express our desires to moke the school better. We asked the student government for an honor roll, green benches, and a schedule to go to lunch and we got these things. Through a democratic government we the students speak. The meeting will now come to order and all student council Mitchell, Cornelia Barnum, David Martens, Sally Bacon, James members are ready for business, left to right are Montine Clark, Beverly Rippard, Miss Lois Arnold, Dade Flemings, Frances Pennington, Effa Jo Bacon, Dick Whiting, Janet McMullen, Herby Moore, and Patti Campbell. The Peoples Choice Our Student Council is the king pin in our student government. Those of us who are officers were elected by you students but also we have the ' top brass of the major organizations of the school. Our group includes such persons as the presidents of ICC, Senate, and Senior, Junior, and Sophomore classes and editors of the annual and the paper. This year In our new school we could have used more than our one meeting a week with all the problems we had. We also handled school pictures, managed Home- coming, supervised school-wide elections, and published the student handbook. 12 1 Seated: Joan MisiewicZ Paula Pendly, Beverly Bruckman, Standing: Sandy Clendenon, Geri Kunnen, David Martens, Frances Grantham, Lin Henrion, Miss Howell, Paul Saw- Bruce Morgan, Martha McMullen, Sandy Parnell. Presi- yer, Jeriann Olderr, Paul Schnee, Grace Waterson, Cor- dent David Martens, Vice-president Geri Kunnen, Sec- nelia Barnum. retary Sandy Clendenon, Treasurer Sandy Parnell. The Veeps Meet Inter Club Council is one of the three government bodies at CHS. It is composed of the vice-presidents of each club in the school. We serve in the interests of all the clubs, instead of functioning as a separate organization. Our main project this year has been the financing of benches which are placed at various locations around the school. The Senators We, in the Senate, represent you students. Each year, every homeroom elects one senator and an alternate to represent ' it. We, along with the student council, try to better school life by making needed improvements. This year, since we have moved into our new school, we had lots of problems to work on, such as that rush to lunch and getting benches around school. Each month at our meetings we bring up and fry to settle those problems that need attention. We also had charge of the school pictures. Homecoming Dance, and the Red Cross collection. Sitting; Left to Right; Booth Borgomin, Janet Logan, Bill Trickel, Nancy Smith, Donna Falconier, Maxine McQueen, Mr. Nesti, Adviser; Martha Jo Lairsey, Stanley Photiatis, Alice Pishotta, Ricky Carlson, Sam Mayers, Pat Conger. Standing: Lett to Right: Larry Tharp, Penny Goodyear, Gregory Bogue, Dan Chancey, Gene Seuddamore, Jan Ruble, Ann Morris, Janet McMullen, Jackie Longstreet, Linda Lohrbauer, Tanya Heaps, Jane Scott, Eddie Tonry, Pat McElroy. President Janet McMullen Vice President Jackie Longstreet Secretary Ann Morris Treasurer Jan Ruble -TM Seated: Richard Drossier, Evelyn Smith, Miss Kelley, Beverly Bruckman, Jackie Boyd. First Row: Frances Moore, Linda Lohrbauer, Alice Pishotta, Ann Morris, Don Chappel. Second Row: Eleanor Robbins, William Trickel. Patricia McKenzie, Margaret Haseman, Mary McMullen. Third Row: Joan Misiewicz, Roger Ashley, Effa Jo Bacon, Bill Whipple, Marie Jordon, Westlake Goehring. It happens to the best of us. As members of the Clearwater chapter of the Nation- al Honor Society, we strive to uphold the ideals of the organization. These are character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Invitations are extended twice each year. The initiations are unforgetable; the first is informal, and the second, a formal ban- quet. In 1955 we had twenty-two members. One of our biggest projects is helping new pupils become acquainted with their teachers and friends at CHS. During College Day we worked as guides. Member- ship in Honor Society is, to us, an inspiration and an incentive to a better way of life. 14 Front; Ethel Gifford and Joe Paonessa. First Row: Beverly Powers Sondra Abner John Barry Gene Sergant Patsy Stearns Barbara Burton Linda Fischer Mary McMullen Nancy Eben Garni Hot- senpiiler Bonnie Brownfield. Second Row: Willa Mae Runyan Linda Lohrbauer Georgia Ort Jane Scott Jean Clyatt Beverly Rippard De De Flemings Pat Anna Bambi Holcomb Martha McMullen Alice Pishotta Peggi Gross Linda Penegar Janice DeVito Anneve Walker Mrs. Neis. Third Row: Pat Dunn Pat Hey Ronald Schultz Sandy Peterson Pam Penegar Jane Ware Paul Sawyer. Budding Barrymores We who enjoy various forms of dramatics join Mas- que and Gavel. Annually the club presents a play for the student body. This year we did Papa is All. Some were In the cast while others of us worked on props, make-up, and publicity. Another of pur pro- jects was the purchasing of books on speech arts for the speech department. In the spring we gave a dra- John Barry Jean Clyatt Jane Ware Barbara Burton. matic program at a near-by children ' s hospital. During our regular meetings, various members give skits and readings, then we discuss these forms of writing. Few of us aspire to be dramatic actors or actresses, but we do learn to appreciate this ar t in our Masque and Gavel meetings. Setting up Props for play PAPA IS ALL 15 First Row: Zo Ann Holt, Lelo Ashley, Gale Sheeper, Jodi Lair- scey, Nolla George, Kitty Kohrt. Second Row: Emme Wissman, Diane Houck, Barbara Vrba, Marcia Emerson, Mary Curtis, Bobby Burtis, Rosemary Wilson, Jane Ware, Peggy Gross, Frances Woodall. Third Row: Mrs. Lewis, Georgea Ort, Pat Greenwood, Bonnie Brownfield, Shirley Geeting, Sue Drayton, Sondra Abner, Arlene Cononr, Delores Baldwin, Anita McCall, Diane Poole, Mavis Poole, Shelia Kennedy, Irene Bogue, Geri Kunnen, Sylvia Quinn, Cathy Hoffman, Shiela Ferrel, Ann Womack, Susan Reis, Miss Srygley. Not Pictured: Ginny Calvin, Margarette Carr, Pat McGee. Optimists We, the Future Homemakers of America, have ac- complished quite a bit this year here at CHS. After attending the District and State Conventions, some of us acted as hostesses at the State Fair in Tampa. One of our favorite memories of the year is a water show at Cypress Gardens. We held meetings twice each month where there were planned programs, such as the meeting when we all brought something of interest from foreign countries. To prepare our- selves as better homemakers is our purpose. Intiation Night Officers: Mary Curtis, Rosemary Wilson, Vir- ginia Calvin, Tommy Hensley, Visitor from Largo, Barbara Vrba, Marcia Emerson. 16 Kneeling: Bobby Munroe, Don Harwood, William Trickel, Frank Brauns, Ernst Upmeyer, Don Chappell, Harry Hammock, Gilbert McArthur. Standing: David Erwin, Gene Sanborn, Ralph Schnee, David Martens. Wayne Bolton, Westlake Goehring, Norment Pittman, Dan Chancey, Richard Drossier, David Korones, Bill Whipple, Ricky Carlson, Jim Clark, Lawrence Alley, Advisor, Mr. Stephan. A Tree Grows At CHS ' ' The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence , bothered us of the Key Club because it applied to our school. Recently completed, our school lacked time and funds to provide for the beautification of its grounds. We planted shrubbery, grass, and trees each Mr. Stephan holds the ' ' barrow full of enrichment material while Don Harwood, Jimmy Clark and Principal Feagle shovel it on. day after school with financial aid from our sponsor, the Kiwanis and other civic organizations. We also worked with the Kiwanis during March of Dimes Week on their annual polio funds drive. Projector Pushers Seated: George Shafer, Paul Sawyer. Standing: Bill Worcester, Coleman Tooke, Advisor Mrs. Knight. Chair- Valle, Cameron Rollins, Robert Yar, Nicky Houchard, man George Shafer. Richard Drossier, Brad Messer, Richard Hodge, Larry Richard Drossier proves that a mind for mechanics is neede d to keep the reels rolling. This year we, the members of Audio-Visual, hove hod a much easier job. There is no need to move the movie equipment from one room to another because we have one especially equipped room in which to show most of the movies. We sent several members to state con- vention. Then, there are our county meetings which we attend four times a year. Unlike many clubs, we do not have regularly scheduled meetings and only call a meeting in an emergency or to make pre- parations for special programs. We are assembling a program to pro- vide the best In service to all teachers and activities. 18 Literature Lenders First row: Evelyn Smith, Lois Parish, Phyllis Rector, Jackie Longstreet, Judy Milner. Second row: Jeanette Voll- wilder, Kathy Hoffman, Jane Wilson, Nancy Kruger, Jim Fenton, Grace Waterson, Pat Tanner, Betty Stewart, Jean Fortune, Mrs. Knight. Pres. Jeannette Vollwilder, Veep. Grace Waterson, Sec. Jean Fortune, Treas. Betty Stewart. Most people aren ' t aware of the work we librarians do. In fact they generally realize and see only a few of our activities. Usually the only time they think about us is when they have to pay for those forgotten books. Our chores consist mainly of helping everyone. To help, we keep the library neat and quiet, arrange all books in their proper places and, when asked, direct people to certain books. We also have meetings and conventions to attend. In May we have a convention in Leesburg and there are county meetings twice a year. See, we do other things beside collect money. Librarian Mrs. Knight and her helper, George Shafer, go about their daily duty of check- ing in and out b ooks. Seated: Priscilla Barnes, Sandra Houk, Martha Sessions, Lynn Braily, Effa Jo Bacon, Joan Viano, Sally Bacon, Audrey Flohe, Pat Moses, Jean Viano, Beverly Rogero, Ellen Winter, Claudia Yowell. Standing: Montine Penning- ton, Ethel Gattus, Barbara Burton, Dawn Collier, Ann Morris, David Erwin, David Martens, Bill Whipple, Bill Trickle, Don Chappell, Pat Ahrens, Linda Lohrbauer, Martha Erwin, Susan Reis, Sandy Clendenon. Fore- ground: Mrs. Turner, Adviser; David Korones, President. Other officers are Vice president, Sandy Clendenon; Secretary, Jean Viano, and Treasurer, Beverly Rogero. Amorous Amigos To give a real Spanish flavor to our meeting we invited Pepe, the Mexican guest of Audrey Flohe. We all look forward to Los Gauchos meetings. There are thirty of us and we meet in the homes of members. Minutes, roll, and much of the business conducted in the meetings is in Spanish. Sometimes we play games and sing songs in the language. At Eastertime we sold lilies to raise money for crippled children and during the Christmas season we gave a party for children at the Community Pride Nursery. We think the highlight of the entire year Is the banquet in May where the food, decorations, and entertainment are Spanish. Our motto is: Quien much duerme, poco aprende! (He who sleeps much, learns little!) 20 Foreground: Advisor, Miss Kelley and Eleanor Robbins. Seated: Ann Ress, Ethel Gifford, Janet Friedbacker, Martha McMullen, Alice Pishotta, Claudia Rusch, Joan Misiewicz, Jeriann Olderr, Patricia McKenzie, Margi Bower, Beverly Powers, Harriette Hemerick. Standing: Frances Moore, Mary McMullen, Nancy Ebbers, Merry Carrol Filek, John Barry, Harold Toth, John Boyd, Westlake Goehring, Roger Ashley, Don Serafin, William Trickel, Billy Wolfe, Jackie Boyd, Pat Dunn, Claudia Yowell, Beverly Bruckman. The officers are: President, Eleanor Robbins, Vice President, Joan Misiewicz, Sec- retary, Mary McMullen, Treasurer, Roger Ashley. Latin Lovers ' Venimus, vidimus, vicimus! ' ' We came, we saw, we con- quered. One of the highlights of our years was the invasion of Spain ' ' . (Los Gauchos) At the February meeting of the Spanish Club, we Invaded while singing Gaudeamus Igitur and took two prisoners. It was all in fun, but we sure surprised those Spaniards. They went around for days mumbling about those Inter Nos people. All of our time is not devoted to fun however, we have our more serious projects such as attending the Latin Forum in St. Petersburg this year. Through this club we try to gain a better understanding of the classical language and the customs of those times. Caesar crosses over to the twentieth century in a radio skit presented in a club meeting pro- gram by Linda Fisher, Alice Pishotta, Pat McKenzie and Jackie Boyd. Ftai ' I 1st Row: Janet Wilson, Sondra Abner, Gail Blankenship, Priscilla Barnes. 2nd Row: Frances Grantham, Ethel Gattus, Laura McMullen. 3rd Row: Ellen Winter, Eleanor Robbins, Kathy Hartung, Marie Jordan, Jil Kirk, Patti Campbell, Gail McWhIrter, Beverly Rogero. The captain is Ethel Gattus and co-captain Is Frances Grantham. Little Red Guiding Hoods Just OS self-sacrifice and team spirit go hand in hand so go the Usherettes and the Cheerleaders. Working behind the scenes we help support the team by selling ads for programs and decorating the goal posts. Col- lecting donations for Korean War Orphans was one of our projects. Copping third prize for our float in the Homecoming parade was a big boost to our morale. Serving at the annual football banquet are Beverly Rogero and Jill Kirk. Eager to assist, we acted as school hostesses by seating patrons, not only at games, but at Spring Concert, the school dedication, PTA meetings and the football banquet. We stand ready to serve the students In any way possible, from the first home game through the baccalaureate and graduation services. Planning decorations for the next game are Captain Ethel Gattus, Beverly Rogero, Gail McWhirter, Janet Wilson, and Co-captain Frances Grantham. Red Peppers Mapping out the next drill for some eager morche Co-coptoin Joan Viono at one of the squad ' s sessions. We were proud to be the first members of the Clearwater High School Pep Squad. Practices were long and hard but every minute was worth It. Those Friday nights were so much fun! Wearing white turtle-neck sweaters, short red skirts, and white gloves, we joined the cheerleaders in the yells. Some- times we added our own special arm motions. In our forma- tions on the field we used torches and flashlights. We knew that, as Tornadoettes, we were building school spirit. 1st Row: Joan Viano, Miss O ' Grady, Sara Jane Upp. 2nd Row: Motile Guinand, Nancy Yettaw, Sonja Robbins, June Stuart, Jo Ann Bantola, Dotti Chancy, Martha Coachman, Barbara Lopez. 3rd Row: Sylvia Quinn, Pat Greenwood, Joan Golson, Diane Houck, Jan Hendricks, Valle Kyle, Georgia Ort, Kitty Kohrt. 4th Row: Sue Drayton, Barbara Burtis, Betty Allen, Donna McGregor, Kathy Hunt, Sue Francis, Donna McMullen, Marilyn Silo. 5th Row: Mary Paul, Shirla Bradford, Carol Singley, Donna Falconier, Nancy Myers, Judy Milner, Doris Bates, Laura McMullen. 6th Row: Booth Bargarman, Dolores Baldwin, Lela Ashley, Joanna Schwarzkoff, Sandy Burton, Marcia Cotton, Helen Robbins, Diana Felton. 7th Row: Janet Reagan, Janet Logan, Sally Benbow, Kay Lippincott, Laddie Lucas, Diane Swan, Betty Lawler, Bunny Monngrides. 8th Row: Cherie Clifford, Sally Reynolds, Meridith Peterson, Sondra Underwood, Pat Silo, Mary Curtis, Betsy Campbell. Around the edge of the Pep Squad are Interested spectators. Co-captains are Joan Viano and Sara Jane Upp. Sitting: Ethel Gifford, David Martens, Eleanor Robbins, Sybil Renfroe, George Shafer, Jeriann Olderr. Standing: Miss Kirkpatrick, Frances Moore, Pat Dunn, Priscilla Barnes. And So To Bed This year we had a wonderful time working on the Annual. Because we were the first staff of the new C. H. S., we had a big job to do. We had to set up good traditions and principles. Prep arations for this Annual began last summer when several of our members attended the Yearbook Institute in Tallahasse. Kannibal Kapers was a big success put on by the Aralc Auqa tribe featuring Aqua Clara Stew. This was our way of announcing that 1955 Annuals were on sale. D ' ' DAY was the day we all long awaited as it was the day we all got our Annuals and the pens began to write frantically In our classmates books. Seated: Anneve Walker, Pat Ahrens, Ann Ress, Jean Clyatt, Ann Womack, Joe Paonessa, Claudia Yowell, Linda Lohrbauer, Shirley Geiger. Standing: Ethel Gattus, Bonnie Brownfield, Jane Scott, Mary Lamb, Bill Clarke, Barbara Burton, Jane Ware, Myra Kleckner, Loretta Fisher. Seated: Garni Hotsenpiller, Jane Scott, Loretta Fisher, Dian Hadfield, Cornelia Barnum, Ethel GifFord, Nugent Walsh. Standing: Willa Runyon, Grace Waterson, Allen Bates, Martha McMullen, Sibyl Renfroe, Frances Moore, Barbara Burton, Don Blum, Pat Anna, Barbara Rau, Effa Jo Bacon, Mary Lamb, Joanne Walker, Curtis Geer, Ethel Gattus, Anneve Walker, Advisor, Mrs. Truluck. I The Student Prints We are one of the busiest groups in C. H. S. chosen from the Journalism class. We do all make up and writ- ing on the Clearlight, which is published monthly. Our major project of this year was the changing of the newspaper ' s name from Chatter ' to Clearlight . Other projects include the Calendar Girl Contest and the Top Hat Dance. We also submitted the best articles that we wrote to the monthly Florida State Press Assoc- iation Contest Tournament where they were rated and compared to other Florida High School Newspapers. Any student with a B average in English may take Journalism. All hands are outstretched for the eagerly anticipated issues on publication day. Staffer Grace Waterson is distributing the Clearlight. Dizzy Geer and Don Blum kibitz Mrs. Truluck (alias Miss Foley) over her littered desk. 25 Kneeling: Shirley Geiger, Patty Campbell, Gail Burdsall, Charlotte Geiger, Sandy Parnell, Kay Lippincott. Standing: Mary Lamb, Nancy Eben, Ann Hammond, Madeline Campbell, Nancy Smith, Sandy Sheppard, Pat Ahrens, Jane Ware, Dorothy Clark, Olive Johnson, Gail Stuler, Sue Covell, Tanya Heaps. Officers: President: Shirley Geiger; Vice President: Sandy Parnell; Secretary: Charlotte Geiger; Treasurer: Olive Johnson. Patient Preservers We, the fledgling nurses, journey to Morton Plant Hospital every month for practical experience and training. Not only can we take temperatures and hold hands, we also cheer up the patients with smiles and small talk and take them for buggy rides in their wheel chairs. The sewing of our blue uniforms can also be added to our list of accomplishments. Christmas parties mean a lot to everyone and the party we gave for the patients was no less important. One can see where a practical nurse gets her name. We do practically everything-and everything practically. Performing one her many duties is Future Nurse Nancy Eben. Some industrious members prepare their float for the homecoming parade. Standing: Dede Flemings, Evelyn Smith, Jackie Boyd, Merry June Jackson, Martha Jo Lairsey, Mary McMullen, Nolla George, TDean Hadfield, Elaine Varney, Phyllis Shower, Martha Jean Sargeant, Lois Mixter, Shirley Coachman, Pat McKensie, Martha McMullen, Phyllis Rector. Officers: President: Randy Reed; Vice President: Martha McMullen; Secretary: Phyllis Rector; Treasurer: John Boyd. Embryo Instructors To encourage students to become teachers and to stim- ulate students already interested in the profession is our objective. We Future Teachers are busy people. We supervise the playground at Skycrest Elementary School, observe teachers at work, and are the guests at a tea given by the elementary teachers. This is just our second year as an organization and we are looking forward to increasing our membership and our influence. Mr. Sharp, club adviser, is telling Randy Reed, Linda Fisher, and Merry June Jackson about present-day opportunities for future teachers. 27 Rirst Row— Clarence Vick, Danny Cockerham, Carol Phipps, Robbie Dickenson, Joyce Burnett, Joan Burnett, Shirley Adams, Pat Roberts, Dolly Ryder. Second Row— Robert Cottrell, Marie Jordan, Connie Tuten, Bobby Spake, Gerry Hurst, James Hite, Rick Mills, Jo Ann Sinclair. Job Happy We of the Diversified Co-operative Training in preparing for our future vocation, have trained for a variety of occupations. The two hours spent in DCT helped us to adjust to our present jobs and gave us an overall view of the business world. Don ' t think DCT is all work and no play. Our annual employee-employer banquet and our Halloween party proved to be huge successes. The funds for the annual banquet were earned by selling Christmas Cards. Many of our crew are employed locally at T. V. shops, theatre, and the downtown stores. We ' ll be seeing you. Left to Right — Sophia Danapis, Shirley Walker, Joann Gerst, John Early, Gregory Bogue, Jane Speed, Ronnie Frassrand, Pat Watts, Mary Faye Gilbert, Robert Moore, Virginia Wilcox, Mr. Roberts, Nugent Walsh. 1st Row: Frances Moore, Jackie Longstreet, Willa Mae Runyon, Dawn Collier, Norman Crowe, Garni Hotsenpillar. 2nd Row: Robert MacArthur, Ronnie Schultz, Pat Dunn, Joe Paonessa, Dick Metz, Anneve Walker, Claudia Yowell, Bobby Spake, Shirley Geiger, Effa Jo Bacon, Sybil Renfroe. 3rd Row: Eleanor Robbins, John Petrosky, Dick Whiting, Beverly Bruckman, Pat Ahrens, JoAnn Walker, Johnny Mapper, Don Flandreau, Betty Patterson, Charles Roessler. 4th Row: Miss Howell, Tom McAllister, David Korones, Tom Vitito, Ralph Schnee, Jeriann Olderr, John Turner, Mr. Walters. And Away We Go The ' ' Charging Changers run again. This year we sponsored the first Powder Puff Bowl Game. The Cheer- feaders won the game, but all profits were given to us for our trip to Middleton, Kentucky. Besides selling candy, cakes, occasional cards, and Christmas trees, we took care of the concession stand here at school be- fore and after school. Yes, we had many methods of raising money, but we needed them to get to Kentucky. Thirty-four of us went to Kentucky for two weeks and had a wonderful time. We went to Mammoth Cave and Churchill Downs, where we just missed the Kentucky Derby. Sarah Upp and Sally Bacon receive last minute instructions from Coach Joe Poanessa before rushing onto the field. Two hungry fellows support the club by buy- ing some of that delicious candy from Effa Jo Bacon. Coach Dick Metz points out the next play to Exchange player Hazel Capriotti. 1st Row: Patsy Stearns, Marcia Emerson, Martha Jean Sergeant, Elaine Varney, Jane Ware, Diana Lovewell, Claudia Rusch, Linda Fisher, Arlene Conner, Anneve Walker, Miss Amber Turner. 2nd Row: Jane White, Jean Viano, Zo Ann Holt, Peggi Gross, Geoffrey Lee, Joan Mesiewicz, Elizabeth Swift, Marcia Cotton, Sandy Burton, Ann Morris. 3rd How: Pat Anna, Merry June Jackson, Barbara Burtis, Phyllis Rector, Motile Guinand, Janet Logan, Carol Singley, Shirla Bradford, Hariette Hemerick, DeDe Flemings. 4th Row: Linda Penegar, Janet Reagan, Pat Silo, Joan Viano, Kay Lippincott, Sondra Underwood, Betsy Campbell, Paula Meyers, Sibyl Renfroe, Loretta Fisher, Beverly Bowers. Loyal Lassies We all benefited from the Hi-Teen programs this year. First, we participated in the annual canned food hunt for Clear- water ' s needy families. Christmas cards were sold to benefit our fund. Of course, we were especially Interested in the programs on personal appearance. We heard experts and models at these meetings. We had a grand time planning the Sweetheart Dance, our big money-making project. With our money we will send girls to summer conference in La Grange, Georgia. Through the Hi-Yeens we helped others as we helped ourselves. The officers are as follows. President, Harriette Hemerick; Vice President, Geoffrey Lee, Recording Secretary, Martha Jean Sergeant; Corresponding Secretary, Bevery Powers; Treasurer, Matle Guinand. Above: The line forms to the left os Y members take advantage of their refreshments stand. Below: The president directs the thinking in an important matter. 30 V OFFICE 1: Ann Morris, John Christie, Effo Jo Bacon, Geri Kunnen, Anne Hammond, Vivian Greene, Mrs. Roberts, Joann Walker, Shirley Geiger, Mary Lamb, Jane Scott, Jeriann Olderr, Edith Jackson. Able Assistants Along with our regular classes, office assistants spend one class period each day helping Mr. Feagle and the school secretaries. We do such things as distribute mail, relay messages to cldssropms, answer the telephone, operate the inter-com and switchboard, and compile Information for filing. This year, for the first time, we will receive a credit for the course, which is called ' ' Office Practice. All of us feel that we have gained practical knowledge and experience in offce procedure, which may prove a great help to us In later years. OFFICE 2 Seated: Harriet Hemerick, Cheri Clifford, Jane Ware. Standing: Diane Lovewell, Beverly Bruckman, Virginia Floyd, Sandy Peterson, Ethel Gattus, Dorothy Clarke, Frances Grantham, Lelia 3 . Ashley, Patsy Steakley, Loretta Fisher, Bonnie Brov nfield, Helen Fields, Bambi Holcombe, Olive Johnson, Sandy Clendenon, Joan Misiewicz, Pat Epps. 1st Row: Joan Burns, Anne Womack, David Erwin, Harry Hammock, Clifford Snedeker, Tommy Brown, Cheri Clifford, Helen Van Swearingen, Mavis Poole. 2nd Row: Ann Ress, Grace Waterson, Martha McMullen, Sue Leslie, Gary Atherton, Buddy Bu rton, John Fight, Wayne Bolton, Gael Regel, Pat Dunn, Mary Carol Filek, Martha Coachman. 3rd Row: Beverly Bruckman, Sonya Robbins, Rebecca Hite, Barbara Rau, Jim Fenton, Ernst Upmeyer, Bill Clarke, Westlake Goehring, Priscilla Barnes, Helen Robbins, Garnie Hotsenpiller, Mary Powell. 4th Row: Marilyn Plumb, Sheila Kenneky, Frances Grantham, Norma Jean Gruell, John Christie, Arthur Johnson, Bruce Morgan, Don Chappell, Diane Swan, Virginia Floyd, Janet McMullen. Officers: President, David Erwin; Vice President, Bruce Morgan; Secretary, Treasurer, Priscilla Barnes. Classy Crooners From the beginning of the year to the very end we ore continuously practicing and memorizing new songs. Thanksgiving is usually the first school appearance we make: Sometimes before that, we sing for different civic organizations. Then we start Christmas music. At the Christmas assembly, we reenact the Nativity In song. In January, 16 of us went to Tampa to participate In the All State Chorus. In March we went to Contest. Our Spring Concert was one of the main attractions of the Fun in the Sun Festival. We sang our adieu at Graduation. Above: Our men, the baritones, are deep in concentration. Below: All together now; ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh 32 Sitting: Shelia Kennedy, Willa May Runyon, Grace Waterson, Westlake Goehring, Art Johnson, Bruce Morgan, Butch Christie, Ann Womack, Helen Robbins, Janet McMullen. Standing: Ann Ress. Marilyn Plumb, Wayne Bolton, Harry Hammock, David Erwin, Old-fashioned in Modern Day ' ' Hello, hello again. Sh-boom and hoping we ' ll meet again. We ' re sure you recognize that popular ditty, but have you heard it in Italian? We madrigals have been busily translating popular songs into Italian in between clinic, contests, and holiday programs. The word madrigal means love ballad. They originated in Italy and were further developed In England. In old times, the family would gather around the spinet in the evening and sing. Under the direction of Paul Butler, we are proud to have been chosen. Ann Womack and Janet McMullen console David Erwin as he rests after one of the Madrigals many performances to raise funds for a trip to New Orleans. Grace Waterson, David Erwin, Willa Mae Runyon, Janet McMullen, and Priscilla Barnes serve the chorus in their respective duties as soloist. President of chorus, and trio. Front: Mr. Yanetovich, director; First Row: Don Dohlstrom, Harold Toth, Jacquelyn Boyd, Pat Anna, Frank Brauns, Judy Knudson, Paula Meyers, Clifford Sieber, Harriet Saroodis. Second Row: Diane Poole, Charlotte Geiger, Rosemary Bender, Kaye Schol, Nancy Brockman, Bob Wilkerman, Barbara Touchton, Sandra Peterson, Jim Davis, Norman Alexander, Harry Hammock, Helen Bachus, Darlene Dorsch. Third Row: Patricia Sullivan, Linda Holley, Burton McLain, Kelley Wiseman, Lamar Faircloth, Tom Carlton, Jerry Scott, Louise Irwin, Arlene Conner, Allen Wright, Sherry Brown, Dorothy Brader, Don Newcomb, William Schaffner, Bob Moore, Sam Hardy, Kay Holley, Marilyn Plumb. Fourth Row: Gail Burdsall, Lois Mixter, Lynn Brayley, DeDe Fulopp, Elizabeth Swift, Linda Holley, Harriett Sanborn, Pat Caruthers, John Wells, Lin Henrion, Jerry Sapp, Pat Conger, Billy Wolfe, Bob Gorges, Howard Batt, David Fenauld, Tom Loughlin, Charles Wolfe, Otis Wragg, Edward Harn, Richard Frank, Merry June Jackson, DeDe Flemings. Fifth Row: Jane Ware, Lenore Ramsey, Carrol Ward, Phyllis Shower, Richard Merz, George Lewis, Edward Ottatti, Ted Griffin, Randy Reed, Paul Sawyer, Paula Pendley, Dorothy Decima, Gene Hughey, Frank Walker, Courtney Ross, James Fenton, Mike Gill, Gene Stipp, Del McDermid, Jackie Longstreet, Marilyn Warnock. Sixth Row: Gene Sanborne, Bruce Fallon, Gene Ulmer, Jo Ann Oostveen. To the left: George Lewis and Gene Sanborn bring to mind a typical scene on a band bus after an out-of-town show. Always on the March We band members wanted very much to. take our trip to Washington this year to march in the Cherry blossom Festival. As we lacked sufficient funds for such a trip, our dream seemed to have very little hope of coming true. We told our problem to the public in the way we knew best— with an On to Washington concert. We raised the needed currency. But this was just one of the many things we did this year. We played for all the football games, festivals all over Florida, assemblies and numerous civic and private organizations. It can ' t always be said of the band that they keep their noses to the grind. They are having a grand old time playing for the homecoming parade. The CHS band, as we see it on the field, going through their many formations. First row: Kay Holley, Pat Anna, Don Dahlstrum, Jackie Boyd, Harold Toth, Mr. Yanetovich. Second row: Mike Gonatos, Pat Conger, Lin Henrion, Judy Knudson, Frank Brauns, Allen Wright, Bill Schaffner. Third row: Harriet Saroodis, Paula Meyer, Sherry Brown, Harry Ham- mock, Jimmy Fenton, Mike Gill, Kay Schol, Nancy Brockman, Bobby Wilkerson. Fourth row: George Lewis, David Renaud, Randy Reed, Bruce Fallon, Gene Sanborn, Jackie Longstreet, Lois Mixter. First row: Grace Waterson, Paula Pendley, Alice Pishotta, Ann Ress, Ann Womack, Nancy Smith. Second row: Arlene Connor, Betsy Camp- bell, Ted Daniels, Linda Fischer, Audrey Flohe, Martha McMullen. Third row: Marilyn Warnock, Donna Spencer, John Boyd, Mary McMul- len. At the Christmas Concert, Mr. Frances Middleton, City Manager, (right) presented the band a check for $4,000. Mike Gonatos, band president and Mr. Yanetovich, director, (left) received the gift. Just Fiddlin’ Around Although the orchestra is on organized group here at CHS, we do not meet every day or have a set day to meet each month. We do, however have rehearsals before every performance. This year we played at the convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. In order to help the band, of which many of us are members, to raise money for their trip to Washington, we played at the On-to-Washington Concert. One of the high points of our year was attending the Holiday for Strings show in Tallahassee in which teachers as well as college students partic- ipated. 35 Our Baby Organizations Left to right: Pat Moses, Nancy Brown, Pat Caruthers, Stuart Wilkinson, Richard Drossier, Westlake Geo- bring, Carol Ward, Dorothy Clark, Nancy Mylander, William Trickel, George Shafer, Mrs. Johnson, spon- Stamp Club First Row: William Taylor, Merry Carol Filek, Jerry Brunkhart, Shirley Jordan, Ronnie Dennis. Second Row: Art Johnson, Joe Dagnon, Bobby Hinton, Mr. Brown, sponsor. First Row: Jane Ware, Nancy Brockman, Dorothy Clark. Second Row: Ann Ress, Charles Wolfe, Mr. Yanetovich, Mr. Stephan, sponsors, Courtney Ross, Tom Laughlin. Camera Club Math Club Show Our Growth 36 Kneeling: John Fight, John Barry. First Row: Ronald Schultz, Moriarty, Billy Michaud, Harold Lamphear, Richard Drossier, John Fletcher, Alice Pishotta, Ann Ress, June Stuart, Jeriann Gordon Kellogg, Kent Williams, Bill Valle, George Shafer, Olderr, Margaret Haseman, Gail Blankenship, Stewart Wilkinson, Dorothy Clark, William Trickel. William F. Stephan, advisor. Second Row: William Clarke, Don Aspiring Einsteins Any Student displaying an interest in some phase of science is welcome to join the Science Club. It was organized several years ago to recognize and encourage scientific interest In students. We have had many worthwhile and interesting projects this year, in- cluding a working steam engine, a demonstration of enzyme action, and the making of paper. Field trips are quite frequent also, and we have visited both the Sea Orama and the L. S. Bait Company here in Clearwater. On our Sea Orama trip. 37 Front Row: Jerry Howell, Joe Poonesso, Bill Guy, Zeig Crook, Lorry Davis, Boinbridge Frovel, Jon Hormond, Jim Collins, Boyd Brownfield. Second Row: Lovern Yates, Tommy Jardine, Max Wright, David Martens, Dick Meadows, Bob Moore, Don Serafin, Ten Daniels, Bill Geral, Colman Tooke. Third Row: James Mason, Al Ulmer, Chuck Roessler, Tom Healey, Dave Williams, Dick Whiting, Morris Whitney, Dave Korones, Don Mora. Fourth Row: Tommy Shirtz, John Espey, Michael Gonatos, Larry Strickland, Jim Comer, Dale Koch, John Turner, Bruce Moore, Pat Bertlshofer. Fifth Row: Coach Justice, Coach Walters, Coach Sakkis, Coach Brown, Hugh Coachman, Jan Ruble, Merle Sparks, Coach Dudley. Sweater Boys We of the C ' Club strived throughout this year to keep our standards of sportmanship high and to promote a closer feeling of friendly rivalry at games, not only among the boys who played, but the student and parent body attending. We feel we have accomplished a great deal when we recall the spirit of cooperation that was so prevalent at football and basketball games. We as a team feel we owe a lot to the constant backing of the parents, students, cheerleaders, usherettes, and clubs who worked together to weld us into an unbreakable bond of oneness. Coach Justice (center) shakes hands with the ' 55 football co-captains, Al Ulmer and Bobby Tucker, after they received their jackets and letters at the annual football banquet. Coaches Sakkis (left) and Brown (right) happily look on. Herb Gus Earle Brown Bill Justice Kenny Walters Sakkis Dudley Coaches Growling Gridders This year we have shown much progress from the other years. Our football team is proud of its record of 5 wins, 4 losses, and 1 tie. Homecoming stands out in our mind as the thrilling game we won in the last few seconds of the playing time. Our complaints were loud and long over our gruelling skull practice and training. It wasn ' t easy to miss that party, refuse that coke, and take that girl home early. At the banquet we realized that it was worth it. We are proud of our red jackets and letters. We think we earned them, we hope we deserve them, we will always treasure them. Paul McMullen Fullback Dave Williams End Joe Raonessa Halfback Jim Collins Halfback Boyd Brownfield Halfback Larry Davis Quarterback Jim Comer Tom Vitito Bucky Brannen Don Conningham Zieg Crook Hugh Coachman Jimmy Mason Halfback Quarterback Halfback Halfback Quarterback Halfback Fullback We practice and train skull and scrimmage. Scores CHS 13 St. Pete 13 CHS 12 Sarasota 2 CHS 6 Plant 13 CHS 34 Boca Ciega 14 CHS 20 Ft. Myers 0 CHS 13 Jefferson 12 CHS 54 Northeast 20 CHS 13 Tarpon Springs 7 CHS 6 Manatee 12 CHS 6 Winter Haven 7 The Tornado Co- captains Jerry Hov ell and Dale Koch. Ted Daniels End Bill Guy Tackle Tom Healy Guard Bill Gural Norman Pittman Paul Anthony Center Tackle Tackle 41 A spirited team Dale Koch starts off on a long run as a teammate throws an important block. 42 y Coach Justice shouts with the rest of the team as the Tornados score another touchdown against North East. Charging Cyclones Although we ended up with a three-win-three-loss record at the end of the season, we did get a lot of useful practice in football which we hope we can use next year when we make the varsity squad. Bob Beck Carl Elwood George Jorgenson Monty Beddo Jim Epsey Jim Marshall Ed Bledsor Charles Everingham Blair Massey Leland Booth George Fisk Roy Massieu Ora Burton Jeremy Gay Pat McElroy Ronald Davis Bob Hinton Jim Padgett Don Dempsey Nicky Houchard Dick Rollins Bill Duffy Robert Johnson pave Stone Burt Sullivan Wendell Scudamore Frank Walker Tom Healy recovers a fumble for Clearwater against Plant. Boyd Brownfield scores a TD against North East. 2 Dick Whiting Jim Comer Larry Tharp Jan Ruble Dick hAeYz Don Cunningham Varsity Herb Mitchell Don Mora Larry Davis Jim Comer goes up for a rebound os Tom Vitito and Jan Ruble go to his aid. Crimson Cagers We came into this year handicapped with not enough height or experience. We came out of the year with high heads and proud smiles. There was a lot of work in between. We earnestly believe that we played our best. We are grateful to the student spirit , the cheer- leaders, and the coaches. The season was a long hard, uphill climb, but the reward was more than adequate compensation. We could feel the thank-you In the applause of the students as we received our award letters and sweaters. Larry Thorp goes up for two points while Jan Ruble, Tom Vitito, Jim Comer and Dale Koch look on. Earl Leech takes a rebound as Jim Comer watches. Kneeling: Bob Hinton, Jim Thomas, Al Ulmer, Paul McMullen, Bill Johnson, Jerry Brunkhart, Ev Marsh. Standing: Coach John Turner, Frank Murphy, Sam Moyers, Don O ' Brian, Frank Duncan, Ricky Carlson, Tom Peterson. Absent are: Phil Tharp and Fred Hupp. Biddy Basketeers We are on our way! This year was the dress rehearsal of things to come. We have worked fervently to try to become the team we would like to be. Our contests this year have been a thrilling experience and we are proud of our record. We look forward to the years to come and ' W ' squad! Larry Tharp goes high ball against St. Pete. for the Dale Koch and Jim Comer get in the scramble for the rebound as Tom Vitito and Jan Ruple go to their aid. Jim Comer and Larry Tharp try to grab the ball while Jan Ruple watches. 1 The baseball team working out. Coach Dudley talks over baseball with Jim Collins, Boyd Brownfield and Jerry Howell. Cinder and Diamond Men When the rest of the world is suffering from spring fever, we ore just beginning to work the hardest. Base- ball and track practices begin the first of February and continue through the middle of May. We begin our games in March. Ifs hard to keep those training rules in the midst of spring parties, but we love the thrill of winning, or at least knowing we ' ve done our best. We ' re proud to be associated with spring athletics, and we hope they are proud of us. Coach Brown starts Dick Ellwood and Bucky Brannen on Running laps in track. a hundred yard dash. 47 Robert McArthur Joann Walker Serve Them Up Pat I ley Frances Moore John Petrosky Eleanor Robbins Dan Chancey Practice! Practice! Practice! was our byword as we members of the tennis team looked forward to a season of love matches against each of our scheduled opponents. However, our dreams went unrealized as we faced stiffer competition In the newly formed Western Conference. Composed entirely of seniors, both our boys ' and girls ' teams were amply pro- vided with experienced and eager players drawn from the sixth period class. The asphalt tennis courts constructed on the campus late in the spring furnished us with a boost to tennis interest by their easy accessibility. Pat Ahrens Jim Stupple Delbert Ganglehoft Golf Russ Coit ' Tore! ' ' Not four, but 8 of us ore represent- ing CHS on the golf team this year. And do we ever have fun! There is just some kind of a thrill hitting that little ball and knowing that you can place it anywhere you like. It isn ' t all fun, though. We work hard. It takes a lot of walking to prepare for a 22-game season; and that ' s what we had this year. Unlike most sports, our practice begins in September and is not over until the last of those 22 games are played. But when we leave, we have something; something we will be able to enjoy and carry with us into our future lives. Happy Hayes 49 V ' Randy Burk Sara Jane Upp Zo Ann Holt Tim Schawg Go! Team! Let’s Fight! Dawn Collier and De De Lingo are caught in the act of cheer- ing the Tornadoes on to victory. Geri Kunnen, captain, leads the fans in a rip- roaring cheer for the fighting team. ' Go! Team, Go! ' ' This is just one of the many cheers we cheerleaders give at pep sessions, football gomes and basketball games. This year has been filled with firsts for us. We introduced the new short-skirted basketball cheering outfits, cheered in the new gym, and held pep sessions in the new auditorium. We also decorated and furnished the Center: Geri Kunnen and Dawn Collier, Co-Captains. Back to Front: Sandy Clendenon,’ Zoann Holt, Tudi Mason, Effa Jo room given to us in the gym. We won the first prize in the Homecoming Parade this year with o spooky Jefferson graveyard. Our annual minstrel, in which all connected with athletics participated, was a huge success. All in all, it has been a marvelous year for us Cheerleaders. Bacon, Ginny Calvin, Bonnie Brownfield, Jean Viano, Sally Bacon, and De De Lingo. Left to right, front row: Myra Kleckner, Martha Erwin, Helen Forest, Kathy Hunt, Jane Ware, Phyllis Rector, Judy Millner. Middle row: Ethel Gifford, Barbara Burtis, Sandy Hilliard, Pat Conger, Hazel Capriotti, Sally Benbow, Laddy Lucas. Back Row: Miss O ' Grady, Joanne Oostveen, Joanne Gates, Phyllis Shower, Pat Emerson, Linda McMullen, Jean Clyatt. Jumping at the sound of Miss O ' Grady ' s whistle (left), are Jean Clyatt and Joann Oostveen. Swish! Another Basket! During this, another of our successful years, we, the girls ' basketball team of CHS, have had lots of fun and have Improved our sportsmanship through our ploying. Although we put in many hard hours of practice, we aren ' t complaining. We like to believe that basket- ball, or any other sport, for that matter, helps develop us both mentally and physically and rounds out our personalities. With the help of our coach. Miss Annie Lou O ' Grody, we hove chalked up many victories over our competitive neighbors. Knowing and playing with our teammates has been both o wonderful and educational experience. Those of us who ore graduating regret that we won ' t be able to ploy another gome for dear old CHS; but those of us who will be here another year ore looking forward to other victories. } 51 A Guard Shoots? No— don ' t be deceived by the appearance of the picture. Myra Kleckner, guard, is shown ready, willing, and able to retrieve the ball after a forward has failed to make that hard-fought basket. Others intently waiting for the ball are (back to front) Judy Millner, forward; Sally Benbow, forward; Laddy Lucas, guard; Helen Forest, forward. Ready— Set— Go! These words are familiar to the swimming team, as they line up for a speedy swim. Under the direc- tion of Coach George Symons, the team Is ready to make a jump for the clear, blue water ahead. Another Basket? Pat Conger, forward, is shown lunging for the basket with guards surrounding her. Dodging pass the guards Is half the fun when trying for a basket, any forward will tell you so. Others In the picture are (left to right) Laddy Lucas, guard; Miss O ' Grady, referee; Phyllis Shower, forward; and Myra Kleckner. A Healthy Body Romping on the football field for their daily exercise Is Coach Herb Dudley ' s sixth period physical education class. Some are running laps, others rest- ing after exercising. A good mind and a healty body are typical of the students of CHS, and this picture shows that we do have a good class program. As Faculty and Staff, we recognize the wealth of leadership in our Principal William B, Feagle, Assistant Principal Guss Sakkis, and Dean of Girls Elsie Pat Myers. Plant Of Opportunity: Staff Of Experience We accept the challenge! We pledge ourselves to give our best! Our challenge is to project our knowledge, our strength, our effort, our skill and our wisdom to the development of the highest type of citizen for our country. We ore destined to use the pliable gold In our hands! Will it be a cross dedicated for humanity or an idol to false ideals. Doing the paper work for CHS are Mrs. Maud Simpson, bookkeeper, Mrs. Emma Roberts and Mrs. Elizabeth Heimert, secretaries. Mr. Perry and Mr. Maxwell, our custodians, keep the plant running smoothly by supervising such things as the heating and air-conditioning systems, yard work, cleaning . of th buildings, etc. Mrs. McKenzie, our dietician, super- vises the planning and preparation of good food in the cafeteria for the student and faculty. JOHANNE R. HARMAN A. B. Florida State University English JOSEPH A. GIBSON B. S. Pennsylvania State Teachers College M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh History, Drivers Training Student Safety Council Adviser LOIS ARNOLD A. B. Shorter College Graduate Work English Student Council Adviser EARLE BROWN B. S., Ed. University of Tennessee Biology Sophomore Adviser ROBERTS N. BROWN B. S. University of Tampa Algebra, Business Mathematics Stamp Club Adviser WILLIAM L. BURR B. S. Business Administration Ohio State University B. S. Education History, Bookkeeping PAUL J. BUTLER B. S. University of Connecticut M. A. Columbia University Chorus, Madrigal Singers Junior Class Adviser RUSSELL S. CANTWELL A. B. University of Alabama M. A. University of State of New York Rank I University of Florida English, History Library Committee We teach fundamentals in a modern atmosphere . . . §mt MARGARET HOWELL B. A. Furman University M. A. University of Alabama Spanish, English Junior class, I. C. C., Exchange Club % ' � ■ :« m RALPH R. HUMMEL B. S. Bowling Green State University Graduate Work Ohio State University Arts and Crafts DORRIS H. JOHNSON B. S. Florida State University M. A. University of Florida Geometry, Trigonometry Business Manager of Senior Class Mathematics Club Adviser BILL JUSTICE B. S. Rollins College M. A. University of North Carolina Mathematics Athletic Director ' C ' Club MARTHA M. KELLEY A. B. Allegheny College A. M. Columbia University Latin, Algebra Honor Society, Inter Nos Adviser Coordinator of Student Activities School Calendar We learn to live . MARY LOU KNIGHT A. B. Florida State College for Women M. A. Florida State University Library Library Club and A. V. Club ZYLPHIA LEWIS B. S. Eastern Kentucky Teacher ' s College M. A. University of Kentucky Homemaking F. H. A. Club Adviser iWF SARAH DE KIRICPATRICK B. S. Florida State University M. Ed. University of Florida English, Chemistry Annual Adviser JEAN E. MANOS B. S. Florida State University Typing Future Nurses Club Adviser JOHN ROBERTS, JR. B. S. Ball State Teacher ' s College Graduate Work D. C. T. D. C. T. Adviser M. F. SHAMBAUGH B. A. Capital University M. A. University of Florida Senior Social Studies, Spanish Senior Class, Los Gauchitos Adviser B. L SHARP B. S. Mississippi College M. Ed. University of Florida Junior Class, F. T. A. Adviser Geometry . . . with the present day youth. DOROTHY M. N. SHERRICK B. A. Mount Morris College M. A. University of Michigan English Guidance H. FORREST SMITH B. E. University of Florida B. E. A. University of Florida M. Ed. University of Florida Fine Arts, Mechanical Drawing, A I r fx- BETTY SRYGLEY B. S. Florida State University Homemaking, English F. T. A. Adviser GERTRUDE M. NEIS B. A. John B. Stetson University M. A. University of Florida Speech, Reading Clinic Masque and Gavel Adviser ROBERT NESTI B. S. California State Teacher ' s College Biology Senate, American Junior Red Cross, Sophomore Class Adviser ANNIE LOU O ' GRADY B. S. Alabama Polytechnic Institute M. S. Florida State University Girl ' s Physical Education Cheerleader, Usherette, Pep Squad Adviser Girl ' s Intramurals W. F. STEPHAN B. S. University of North Carolina M. Ed. University of North Carolina Mathematics, Physics, Physical Science, Key Club, Science Club RUSSELL D. STICHLER B. S. Western Michigan College of Educa- tion, M. E. A. University of Florida, Arts and Crafts, Industrial Arts BETTY FOLEY TRULUCK A. B. De Pauw University M. A. Florida State University English, Journalism Quill and Scroll, CLEARLIGHT adviser Looking back upon a successful year are President Tom Vitito; Treasurer Dawn Collier; Secretary Linda Lohrbauer; and Vice-president Dale Koch. Seniors review accomplishments. As we salute our community, we are becoming a part of it. Our senior year is the lost step between childhood and adulthood, adolescence and maturity. WeVe learned o lot during this year, most of oil we ' ve come to realize that we don ' t know everything, we hove just o taste of what there is to learn. We will leave our friends to go many ways, into many different lives, but os we grow older we ' ll always remember our Senior Year, and with these memories we will remain forever young in heart. 59 J , V Shirlie Priscilla Pat Cornelia Remember the thrill, the overwhelmed feeling SHIRLIE ADAMS— D. C. T. 54, 55; Parliamentarian 55; Homeroom Librarian 54. PATRICIA ANN AHRENS— Exchange Club 55; Los Gauchos 53, 54, 55; Co-historian 54, 55; Annual Staff 55; Future Nurses 55; Y-teen 55; Homeroom Vice-president 55. PATRICIA DOUGLAS ANNA— Homecoming Court 55; Exchange Club 54; Band 53, 54, 55, Secretary 55; Flagtwirler 54, 55, Captain 55; Los Gauchos 53, 54; Masque Gavel 54, 55; Hi-teens 54, 55, Conference Delagate 54; Orchestra 53, 54; Clearlight Staff 55; Civic Council 54; Homeroom Secretary 54, 55. DALE WESLEY ASHLEY-Band 53; D. C. T. 55. EFFA JO BACON— Cheerleader 54, 55; Student Council President 55; Honor Society 54, 55; Garls State 54; Calendar Girl 54; Sophomore Class Treasurer 53; Junior Class Secretary 54; Los Gauchos 53, 54, 55, Vice-president 54; Usherette 53; May Court 54. E. PRISCILLA BARNES— Usherettes 54, 55; Los Gauchos 53, 54, 55, Treasurer 54; Y-teens 53, 54; Annual Staff 55, Circulation Editor; Mixed Chorus 55, Secretary-Treasurer 55. CORNELIA BARNUM— Clearlight Staff 55; Masque Gavel 55; Homeroom Secretary 53; Platter Party 55. JOHN WARREN BARRY-Inter Nos 54, 55; Science Club 55; Masque Gavel 55, Play 54. ALLEN BATES— Masque Gavel Play 54. PATRICIA BECK-Soohomore Class Vice-president 53. PATRICK J. BERTLSHOFER-Transferred 54; Football 54, 55; Track 53. GAIL BLANKENSHIP— Flagtwirler 53, 54; Usherette 55; Office 54, 55; Homeroom President 55. DONALD WILLIAM BLUM— Homeroom Secretary 55; Math Club 55; Tennis 54, 55; Football Team 53; Clearlight Staff 55; Science Club 55. JOAN L. BLUMLING — Transfer 55; Band 53, 54; Girls Athletic Club 53; Pep Club 53, 54; Glee Club 53, 54; Annual Staff 54. FRANK BRAUNS— Band 53, 54, 55; Orchestra 55; Key Club 53, 54, 55. Pat Gail Joan 3r Frank : ! Gaii Hazel Joan Boyd Bobbie Bonnie Joyce Ginny of our first day as Seniors 4 1 BONNIE JEAN BROWNFIELD-Transferred 54; Madamoiselle 54; Pep Club 53, 54; Phi Alpha Kappa; Cheerleader 55; Y-Teens 55; Future Homemakers of America 55; Masque Gavel 55. BOYD JAY BROWNFIELD-Transferred 54; Pep Club 53, 54; Foot- ball 53, 54, 55; Basketball 53, 54, 55; Baseball 53, 54, 55; Home- room President 53, 54; Homecoming Escort 55. BEVERLY ANNE BRUCKMAN-Honor Society 54, 55, Vice-President 55; Exchange Club, Treasurer: Glee Club 55; I. C. C. 55; Civic Council 54; Inter Nos 53, 54, 55. GAIL ROSALIND BURDSALL — Future Nurses 54, 55, President 54; Band 53, 54, 55; Flagtwirler 55; Science Club 55; I. C. C. 54; Y-Teens 53. JOAN A. BURNETT-Inter Nos 53, 54, 55; Senate 54; D. C. T. 54, 55, State Alternate, D. C. T. State Convention 54; Homeroom Presi- dent 55. JOYCE MABEL BURNETT-D.C.T. 54, 55; D. C. T. Librarian. BARBARA W. BURTON— Masque Gavel Treasurer 55; Los Gauchos 53, 54, 55; Annual Staff 55; Clearlight Staff 55; Y-teens 55; Pep Squad 53. VIRGINIA CALVIN— Cheerleader 54, 55; Homecoming Queen 55; May Court 54; Volley Ball 53, 54, 55; Basketball 53, 54, 55; Soft- ball 53, 54, 55; Tennis 53, 54, 55; Y-teens 53; Senate 53; F. H. A. President 55. Barbara Dan Butch HAZEL M. CAPRIOTTI-Basketball 55. PATRICIA ALICE CARUTHERS-Band 53, 54, 55; Student Council Representative 54; Math Club 55. BARBARA ANN CAZIER-Y-Teens 53. DANIEL CHANCEY-Key Club 53, 54, 55, President 54; Men ' s Chorus 53, 55; Madrigal Group 54, 55; All State Chorus 54, 55; Boy ' s Octette 55; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 54 JOHN SIDNEY CHRISTIE — Glee Club 53, 54, 55, President 54; Men ' s Chorus 53, 55; Madrigal Group 54, 55; All State Chorus 54, 55; Boy ' s Octette 55; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 54. DONALD LOUIS CHAPPELL-Boy ' s State 54; Key Club 53, 54, 55, Secretary 54, Vice-President 55; Los Gauchos 54, 55; Honor Society 54, 55; Junior Rotarion 55; Junior Class Vice-President 54; Golf 54, 55; Senate 54; Homeroom Treasurer 53. WILLIAM LOUIS CLARKE, JR. — Transfer 54; Beta Club 53; Basketball 53; Science Club 54, President 55; Homeroom President 54; Annual Staff 55; Mixed Chorus 55; Photography Club 55. Don ( 0 Peaches Cherie Dawn Mace Weren’t we proud to rise and DANIEL WILLIE COCKERHAM— Homeroom Vice-President 53; Tennis 53; Glee Club 53, 54; Homeroom Treasurer- 54; D. C. T. 55. RUSSELL CHARLES COIT-Band 53, 54; Orchestra 53, 54; Senate 54; Basketball 55; Baseball 55; Golf 55; Swimming Team 55; Homeroom Vice-President 55. MAURICE COLEMAN — Football 55; Science Club 54, 55; Band 53, 54. DAWN MARIE COLLIER— Cheerleader 54; Co-captain 55; Los Gauchos 54, 55; Volleyball 53, 55; Basketball 53; Senior Class Treasurer 55; May Court 54; Y-Teens 55; Senate 53; Exchange Club 55. CLEM R. COLLINS — Sophomore Class Treasurer 53; Math Club 53; Honor Roll 53; Transfer 54. JAMES BURT COMER— Football 53, 54; Transfer 55; Football 55. PATRICIA RUTH CONGER-Band 53, 54, 55; Orchestra 55; Senate 54. ROBERT CARLYLE COTTRELL-Band 53, 54; Orchestra 53; Science Club President 54; ICC 53, 54; D. C. T. 55. CHERIE PATRICIA CLIFFORD-Mixed Chorus 55; Office Assistant 55; Volleyball 53, 54; Drill Squad 55. JEAN CLYATT— Volleyball 53; Basketball 53; Senate 54; Masque and Gavel 53, 54, 55; Los Gauchos 54; Softball 53, 54, 55; Annual Staff 55; Hi-Teens 53, 54, 55; Letter Girl 53, 55. HUGH McCauley COACHMAN-Football 53, 54, 55; C Club 54, 55. An important part of being BEST ALL AROUND is portrayed by Janet McMullen and Dick Whiting. INA FAYE COXWELL NORMAN E. CROWE — Senate 53; Band 53,54; Orchestra 53, 54; Band 55; Exchange Club ' 55. Fforman Robert Don Janice Don Robbie Dick Janet Virginia Nancy . leave first from assemblies as Seniors DONALD DAHLSTROM-Band 53, 54, 55; Pep Band 54, 55; Orchestra- 54, 55. JAMES H. DAVIS— Band 53, 54, 55; Senate 53. JANET LOUISE DELUCENAY VIRGINIA JOSEPHINE DEMOS-Transferred 53; Library Club 53; Volley Ball 54. JANICE ARLEEN DEVITO— Masque and Gavel ' 55; Los Gauchos 55; Volley Ball 54; Softball 53; Basketball 53. ROBBIE JEAN DICKINSON— Transferred 53; D. C. T. Club 54, 55. RICHARD DROSSLER-Honor Society 53, 54, 55, Treasurer 54, Secretary 55; Honor Roll 54, 55; Key Club 54, 55; Science Club 53, 54, 55, Vice President 54; Audio-Visual 53, 54, 55; Math Club 55; Boys ' State 54. PATRICIA COLLEEN DUNN-Band 53, 54; Orchestra 53; Glee Club 54, 55; Masque and Gavel 53, 54, 55; Inter Nos 53, 54, 55, President 54; Aqua Clara Business Manager 55; Exchange Club 55; Down to Earth 54; Senate 53; I. C. C. 54; Civic Council 53, 54. NANCY EBEN— Nurses Club 54, 55; Masque and Gavel 55; Office 53. PATSY EMERSON-Volleyball 53, 54, 55; Basketball 53, 55, Captain 53; Softball 53, 54; Senate 53. PATRICIA YVONNE EPPS DAVID ERWIN— Sophomore Class President 53; Key Club 53, 54, 55, Treasurer 54; Band 53, Vice President 53; Glee Club 54, 55, President 55; Honor Society 54; Los Gauchos 55; All State Chorus 54, 55; Student Council 53; Madrigal 54, 55; Orchestra 53. FREDERICK GARY EUBANKS JAMES ARTHUR FENTON-Band 53, 54, 55; Assistant Drum Major 55; Orchestra 54, 55; Glee Club 53, 54, 55; Boys ' Glee Club 53; Library Club 55. DONALD L. CUNNINGHAM-Baseball 53. Patsy Bonnie David Gary Jimmy Johnny Virginia Rae Ronnie Don Bainbridge Audrey Ethel Our chosen Queen ruled Homecoming . . ARMOND JOHN FIGHT, JR.-Golf 53; Glee Club 54, 55; Homeroom Treasurer 54; Homeroom Vice-President 55; Science Club 55. LORETTA RAELENE FISHER— Homecoming Court 55; May Court 54; Clearlight Staff 54, 55; Annual Staff 55; Y-Teens 54, 55, Secretary 54; Conference Delegate 54; Sweetheart Court 54; Masque Gavel 54, 55; Senate 54; Homeroom President 53. DONALD FLANDREAU — Exchange Club 55; Homeroom Vice-President 55. JOHN G. FLETCHER — Transferred 53, 55; Homeroom Treasurer 53; Art Club 54; Science Club 55; Homeroom Program Chairman 55. AUDREY JOY FLOHE — Los Gauchos 53, 54, 55; Co-historian 55; Orechestra 54, 55. LIKELY TO SUCCEED Linda Lohrbauer and David Korones are sure to find the road to success on their life ' s map. AUDREY JOY FLOHE — Los Gauchos 53, 54, 55; Co-histor.ian 55; Orchestra 54, 55. VIRGINIA FLOYD — Y-Teens 53; Mixed Chorus 54, 55. RONALD MARK FRASSRAND-D. C. T. 54, Secretary 54. BAINBRIDGE KENNETH FRAVEL-Football 53, 54, 55; Basketball 54; Track 54, 55. DELBERT CHARLES GANGLEHOFF-Golf 53, 54, 55; Baseball 54, 55; C Club 54, 55; Student Council 53. ETHEL MAE GATTUS — Y-Teens 53, 54; Los Gauchos 53, 54, 55; Usherettes 54, 55, Captain 55; Annual Staff 55; Clearlight Staff 55; Homeroom President 54. CURTIS V. GEER — Transferred 54; Clearlight Staff, Sports Editor 55; Baseball 55; Homeroom Secretary 55; Student Council Chaplain 53, 54; Basketball 53, 54; BasebaU 53; Junior Annual Sports Editor 53. SHIRLEY ANN GEIGER — Mixed Chorus 53, 54; Girls Chorus 53, 54; Exchange Club 55; Future Nurses Club 55, President 55; Office Assistant 55; Annual Staff 55. NOLLA ANNE GEORGE — Transferred 54; Homeroom Vice-President 53; Future Nurses Club 53; Snappy Sketches 53; Homeroom Presi- dent 54; Student Council 54; FHA 55; Band 55. Dizzy Shirley Nolla . as her five lovely Senior princesses looked on JOANNE MARGARET GERST-Transferred 55; D.C.T. 55. ETHEL GIFFORD— Clearlight Staff 55; Annual Staff, Girls Sports Editor 55; Masque Gavel 54,55, President 55; Letter Girl 53,54,55; Volleyball 53,54; Basketball 53,55; Softball 53,54,55; Inter Nos 55; Down to Earth 54. MARY FAYE GILBERT-Band 53; D.C.T. 53,54,55, Treasurer 54,55. MICHAEL NICHOLAS GONATOS-Football 54,55; Pep Band 53; Band 53,54,55, President 55; Orchestra 53,54,55; All State Band 53,55; All State Orchestra 54; District Contest 53,54,55; State Contest 53,54,55. DIAN LOU HADFIELD— Volleyball 53; Clearlight Staff 55, Exchange Editor 55; Future Teacher ' s 55. ANNE ELAINE HAMMOND— Senate 53,54; Future Nurses 54,55; Office Assistance 54,55. EDWARD NEIL HARN-Band 53,54,55. DONALD H. H ARWOOD-Key Club 54,55; Civic Council 53,54; Homeroom Treasurer 55; Senate 53. SARAH HOLCOMBE — Homecoming Court 54,55; Homeroom President 53; Y-teens 55; Masque Gavel 55; Glee Club 54. KAY FRANCES HOLLEY-Band 53,54,55; Orchestra 53,54,55; Senate 53; Orchestra Regional State Contest 53. MARGARET B. HOLZWORTH-Transferred 55; Pep Club 54; Library Club 53; Home Economics Club 54; Girls Athletic Association 54; Math Club 55. GARNET MONTEZ HOTSENPILLER— Usherettes 53; Senate 53; Girls Chorus 53; Mixed Chorus 53,54,55; Masque Gavel 55, Play 54; Clearlight Staff 55; Exchange Club 55. JERRY HOWELL-Football 53,54,55, Co-captaln 55; Baseball 53,54, 55; C Club 54,55. ATHLETIC Dale Goch and Patsy Emerson converse dur- ing a breather in practice. Garnie Margaret Jerry Philemon Shirley Gerry Betty Pat Marie Don Neal Edee Gordoi We debated and chose, senior class pictures . RAY PHILEMON HUNT GERALDINE HURST — Senate 53, 54; Homeroom Vice-President 53; D. C. T. 55. PAT I LEY — Tennis 53, 54, 55; Golf 53; Homeroom President 53; Homeroom Treasurer 54; Homeroom Vice-President 55; Masque Gavel 55. DONALD INNIS EDEE JACKSON — Transferred 54; Social Chairman of Homeroom 54, 55. SHIRLEY JUNE JESSUP BETTY JOHNSON— Transferred 55; Darter Staff 53, 54; Library Assistant 53, 54; Music Appreciation Club 53. MARIE JEAN JORDAN — Senate Representative 53; Hi-Teens, 53, 54, Conference Delegate 53, 54; Volleyball 54; Homeroom Vice- President 54; Usherettes 55; D. C. T. 55, Vice-President 55. NEAL ERIC JUSTIN — Student Council Representative 53; Band 53, 54; Class Parliamentarian 55; Platter Party 55. GORDON KELLOGG-Band 53, 54, 55; Science Club 55. CAROL ANN KIRKBY— Homeroom Secretary 53, 54; Y-Teens 53, 54, 55. MYRA KLECKNER-Basketball 53, 54; Annual Staff 55. HENRY CLAY KLEIN WILLIAM DALE KOCH — Football 53, 54, 55, Co-captain 55; Basket- ball 53, 54, 55; Baseball 53, 54, 55, captain 54, All State Florida Conference 54; C Club 54, 55; Senior Class Vice-President 55; Homeroom President 53. JUDITH ANN KOCHER Carol Myra Henry Dale Judy 1 m 0 ■ V«- David Hallie invitations, and caps and gowns. DAVID KORONES — Student Council 54; Senate 53, 54, President 54; Senate Leadership Award 54; Los Gauchos 54, 55; President 55; Key Club 54, 55; Baseball 53, 54, 55; Tennis 53; Golf 55; C Club 54, 55; Powder PufF Bowl, Coach. GERALDINE M. KUNNEN— Cheerleader 54, 55, Captain 55; Usher- ette 53; Calendar Girl 54; I. C. C. 54, 55, Vice President 55; F. H, A. 54, 55; Basketball 53, 55; Softball 53, 54, 55; Volleyball 53, 54, 55. ROBERT KYLE— Transferred 53; Track 53, 54; Golf 53, 54, 55. MARTHA JO LAIRSCEY— Glee Club Mixed 52, 53; Girls ' Glee Club 52, 53; F. H. A. 54, 55; Bond 54, 55; Senate 54, 55; Jolly Teens 53, 54, 55. MARY HELEN LAMB— Annual Staff 55; Chatter Staff 55; Future Nurses Club 55; Historian 55; Mixed Chorus 53, 54; Girl ' s Chorus 53, 54; All State Chorus 53, 54; Office Assistant 55. HALLIE A. LANGILLE-Y-Teens 53, 54; Glee Club 54. BILL LIVESAY— Football 53; Transferred 53. LINDA SUE LOHRBAUER — Senior Class Secretary 55; Sophomore Class Vice-President 53; Inter-Club Council 54; State Oratorical Contest Winner 54; Girls ' State 54; Hi-Teens, President 54; Honor Society 54, 55; Annual Staff 55; Senate 55; Masque and Gavel 54, 55. JACQUELYN STOKES LONGSTREET— Homeroom Secretary 53; Band 53, 54, 55; Flagtwirler 53, 54, 55; Co-captain 55; Senate 55; Vice- President 55; Exchange Club 55; Hi-Teens 55. DIANE LOVEWELL— Girls ' Woodwork Club 53; Home Economics Club Treasurer 54; Hi-Teens 55. EDWARD F. MARCHISELLI DAVID CHRISTIAN MARTENS— Student Council 55; I. C. C. 55; Junior Rotarian 55; Los Gauchos 54, 55; Inter Nos 53, 54; Key Club 54, 55; Annual Staff 55; Tennis 53, 54, 55; Down To Earth 54. THOMAS J. McAllister— B asketball 54, 55; Homeroom Treasurer; Homeroom Vice-President 53. Tunin g up for another encore are TALENTED Grace Waterson and Mike Gonatos. Ed Mittens Thomas Mac Martha Sandr( Lois Janet Bob The rehearsing for class play parts . . . ROBERT MARSHALL McARTHUR-Band 53; Tennis 54,55; Exchange Club 55. DELBERT CHARLES McDERMID-Band 53,54,55. JERRY STILLMAN McDONALD— Homeroom president 53; Tennis Team 54; Vocal Music 54; Senate 54; Science Club 54; Band 54; Golf 54. SANDRA M. McLAUGHLIN-Homeroom President 53; Hi-Teens 53; Future Nurses 54; Honor Roll 55. JANET RUTH McMULLEN— Class Parliamentarian 53; Glee Club 53,54, 55; Junior Class Treasurer 54; Civic Council 53; May Queen 54; Senate President 55; Student Council 55; Homecoming Chairman 55. Always ready with a cheer are SCHOOL SPIRITE D Joe Paonessa and Dawn Collier. MARTHA ELLAGENE McMULLEN-AII-State Orchestra 53,54; Mixed Chorus 55; CHS Orchestra 53,54,55; Madrigal 55; Future Teachers 54,55; President 54; Vice-president 55; Chatter Staff 55; Inter Club Council 54; Masque and Gavel 54,55; Inter Nos 53,54,55; Civic Council 54. MARY C. McMULLEN-Orchestra 53,54,55; Inter Nos 53,54,55; Honor Society 53,54,55; Secretary 54; Future Teachers 54,55; Civic Council 54; Masque and Gavel 54,55; Latin Forum Translation II 53. RICHARD METZ— Homeroom President 53; Basketball 53,54,55; Golf 54; Exchange Club 55; Homeroom Secretary 55; Track 55. LOIS VIRGINIA MIXTER-Band 53,54,55; Flagtwirler 55; Orchestra 54,55; Glee Club 54; Future Teachers 55. ROBERT EARL MOORE-D.C.T. 54,55. SARAH FRANCIS MOORE — Annual Staff Editor 55; Student Council 54,55; Treasurer 54; Honor Society 53, 54, 55; Tennis 53, 54, 55; Exchange Club 55; Clearlight Staff 55; Inter Nos 53,54,55; Vice- president 54; Civic Council 53, 54; Usherett e 53; Homeroom Secre- tary 53. DONALD F. MORA-First Class Petty Officer 53; Cotillon Club 53; Treasurer 53; Basketball 53,54,55; Track 53,54,55; Transfer 54; Homeroom Secretary 54; Homeroom President 55; C Club 54,55; ROBERT SIMS MUNROE-Key Club 53,54,55; Inter Nos 53. Frances Don Bobby A I £: A Johnny Aden Jeriann Adrian JoAnne Alan the results put the Barrymores to shame. JOHNNY NAPPER-Transferred 54; Homeroom President 55. DORIS L NIGELS-D.C.T. 55; Office Assistant 55. JERRIANN, OLDERR — Annual Staff, Co-editor of Photography 55; Exchange Club, Secretary 55; Inter Club Council 55; Office Assistant 55; Science Club 54,55; Vice-president 55; Civic Council, Treasurer 54; Inter Nos 54,55; Future Nurses 54; Y-teens 53. JOANNE CECELIA OOSTVEEN— transferred 53; Band 53,55; Drum Majorette 55; Volleyball 54; Basketball 53,55; Softball 54. JOSEPH PAUL MICHAEL PAONESSA-Fottball 53,54,55; May Day Escort 53; Homecoming Escort 55; Exchange Club 55; Annual Staff 55; Down to Earth 54; Homeroom President 55; Masque Gavel 55; C Club 54,55; Cheerleaders Coach, 1st Annual Powder Puff Bowl . ADEN PARISH LOIS LOUISE PARRISH-Library Club 54,55. ADRIAN PARRISH ALAN EUGENE PATTERSON — Transferred 55; Latin Club 53; Spanish Club 54; Color Guard 54. BETTY TYDER PATTERSON-Glee Club 54; Mixed Chorus 54; Girls Chorus 54; Los Gauchitos 54,55; Exchange Club 55. PAULA GLORIA PENDLEY-Band 53,54,55; Librarian 54; Treasurer 55; Ochestra 53,54,55; Concert Mistress 55; Inter Club Council 55; Homeroom Secretary 53,54; Homeroom President 55; State Music Clinic 53,54,55; Orchestra Regional State Contests 53; Kloss Violin Scholarship 54. PAMELA PENEGAR— Homeroom Treasurer 53; Masque Gavel 55; Vice-president 55; Hi-teens 54,55; Inter Club Council 55. SANDRA SUE PETERSON-Homecoming Court 55; Hi-teens 54,55; Band 53,54,55; Orchestra 53,54; Flag Twirler 55; Masque Gavel 55; Homeroom Treasurer 53,55; Pep Band 53,54; Office 55. JOHN F. PETROSKY-Football 53,54,55; Basketball 53,54,55; Base- ball 53,54; C Club 53,54,55; Exchange Club 55; Homeroom Vice- president 54. NORMENT WALLACE PITTMAN-Football 54,55; Honor Society 54, 55; Key Club 53,54,55; Band 53,54,55; Pep Band 53,54; Orchestra 53; Los Gauchitos 53; Platter Party 54. Paula Pam Sandy John Norm S 4 -. pi y - 43 Sibyl Eleanor We asked God for guidance in the years to come. MAVIS POOLE-Glee Club 53, 54; Mixed Chorus 54, 55; F. H. A. Constitution Chairman 54, 55. WILLIAM F. RAMSDEN-Football 54, 55; Science Club 54. BARBARA ANN RAU — Future Nurses 54; Mixed Chorus 54, 55; Madrigal 55; Drill Squad 55; Clearlight Staff 55. GAEL RUTH REGELE-Band 53, 54; Flagtwirler 53, 54; Glee Club 54, 55; Orchestra 53. SIBYL DIANNE RENFROE — Homecoming Court 54; Annual Staff Literary Editor 55; Clearlight Staff 55; Hi-Teens 54, 55; Treasurer 54; Exchange Club 55; Los Gauchos 54; Senate 54; Transfer 54; Student Council Treasurer 53; Los Picaritos 53. INTELLIGENT Frances Moore and Richard Drosler show an essential step toward knowledge. I ( ! ANN EVA RESS-Science Club 53, 54, 55; Secretary 54, 55; Inter 53, 54, 55; Senate 54; Mixed Chorus 55; Orchestra 53, 54, 55; All-State Orchestra 53, 54; Madrigal 55; Camera Club 55; Annual Staff 55. DEANE LOIS RHODES-A. A. U. W. Art Contest Winner 54; Pinellas County Fair Winner 54; Basketball 53; Poster Committee 54, 55. DONALD RICKETTS — ROTC 53; Transfer 53; Homeroom Vice- President 55. PATSY ANN ROBERTS-Transfer 54; D. C. T. 54, 55; Secretary 55. ELEANOR FRANCES ROBBINS-Tennis 53, 54, 55; Honor Society 55; Annual Staff Advertising Manager 55; Inter Nos 53, 54, 55; Ex- change Club 55; Usherette 54, 55; Civil Council 53, 54, Secretary 55; Homeroom Treasurer 53. CHARLES J. ROESLER-Football 54, 55; Exchange Club 55. JAN RUBLE— Sophomore Class President 53; Basketball 53, 54, 55; Baseball 53; Track 53, 55; Transfer 54; Senate Treasurer 55; Homecoming Escort 55. WILLA MAE RUNYON-Mixed Chorus 53, 54, 55; Girls Chorus 53; Madrigal 54, 55; Trio 55; Los Gauchos 54, 55; Masque and Gavel 53, 54, 55; ' Down To Earth ' ' 54; Hi-Teens 53; Exchange Club 55. A Chuck Jan 1 mm Willa c C Dolly Gene Jerry Paul Bill Bob Bob Ralph Ronnie Jani( Baccalaureate stirred us all. CHARLOTTE C. RYDER-D. C. T. 54, 55, Reporter 54, President 55. GENE SANBORN-Senate 53; Band 53, 54, 55; Key Club 54, 55; Orchestra 54; Pep Band 53, 54, 55. JANE C. SCOTT— Mixed Chorus 53; Girls Chorus 53; All State Chorus 53; Homeroom Secretary 54; Annual Staff 55; Masque and Gavel, Program chairman 55; Senate 55; Hi-Teens 55. JERRY SAPP— Band 53, 54, 55; Golf 55; Band Letter 54, 55. PAUL ERNEST SAWYER-Band 53, 54, 55; Audio Visual 53, 54, 55, State Chaplain 54, District Representative 53; Annual 54; Masque Gavel 55; C. H. S. Calendar Photographer 54; Stage Committee 55; Senior Play 55; Inter Club Council 54. GEORGE EDWIN SHAFER— Transferred 53; Annual Staff Photog- raphy Editor 55; Audio-Visual 53, 54, 55, Chairman 55; Science Club 54, 55; Math Club 55, Stage Committee 55; Library Club. WILLIAM SHEPARD PHYLLIS JANE SHOWER-Band 53, 54, 55; Hi-Teens 53, 54, 55; FTA 55; American Legion Award 53, Library Club 53. WILLIAM SCHAFFNER— Band 53, 54, 55; Drum Major 55; Pep Band 53, 54, 55; Dance Band 53, 54; Orchestra 54, 55; District Contest 54, 55; Basketball 54, 55. Anything for a laughi There always is one around WITTY Eleanor Robbins and Bobby Spake. BOB SCHENCK— Band 53; Swimming Team 55. ROBERT G. SCHMID RALPH EDWARD SCHNEE-ICC 55; Key Club 55; Exchange Club 55; Science Club 55. RONALD J. SCHULTZ— Library Staff 53; Masque and Gavel 53; Transferred 54; Tennis 54, 55; Exchange Group 55; Science Club 55; Masque and Gavel 55. George William 7 ' Phyllis y- ' .- y JoAnn Janie Evelyn Larry Bobby Sparky Larry Gene Nancy Tommy Our last froNc, skipday, CLIFFORD MERLE SPARKS-Baseball 53 , 54 , 55 , Manager 54; Football 53,54. MARTHA JANE SPEED-Band 53; D.C.T. 54,55. GENE D. STIPP— Band 53; Orchestra 53; District Contest 53; State Contest 53; Pep Band 53; Transferred 54; Band 54,55. NANCY STRICKLAND-G.A.L.S. 53, Chorus 53,54, Secretary 54; F.H.A. Club 53,54; Usherette 54; Sophomore Secretary 53; Trans- ferred 54. TOMMY STRICKLAND-Key Club 53,54; Football 53,54; Transferred 54; Band 53,54,55. LARRY GENE THARP-Basketball 53,54,55; Baseball 53; Homeroom Vice President 54; Homeroom President 55. LAURENCE R. THOMAS BARBARA FAY TOUCHTON-Band 53,54,55; Orchestra 53,54,55. WILLIAM J. TRICKEL-Key Club 53,54,55, Vice President 54, Sec- retary 55; I.C.C. 54; Homeroom Vice President 54; Senate 55; Science Club 53,54,55; Inter Nos 54,55; Los Gauchitos 54; Los Gauchos 55; Honor Society 55. Larry Barbara J William JOANN SINCLAIR-Band 53; D.C.T. 53,54,55; Sergeant-at-Arms 55; Homeroom Treasurer 54,55; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 53. EVELYN RUTH SMITH— Honor Society 54,65, President 55; Librpry Club 54,55, Secretary 55; Future Teachers Club 54,55; Inter Nos 54; County Library Association Vice President. LAWRENCE S. SNYDER-Audio-Visual 53; Band 53. ROBERT B. SPAKE— Cheerleader 54; Homeroom Treasurer 53; Home- room Vice President 53; Exchange Club 55; C Club 53. A Better CHS is first with LEADERS Effa Jo Bacon and Tom Vitito. r 7 John Jeanie Connie Joanie fg s Ernst Russell Elaine Anneve and then we were Senior Sophisticates. JOHN W. TURNER-Basketbali 53,54; Football 52; Baseball 53; C Club 53,54,55; Exchange Club 55; Homeroom Secretary 55; B-Squad Basketball Coach 55. CONNIE ARTHUR TUTEN ERNST ARNOLD UPMEYER Ill-Boys ' State 54; President ICC 54; Key Club 53; President 54,55; Treasurer Inter Nos 53; Student Council 54; Football 53; Golf 54,55; Tennis 53; Glee Club 55. JOHN C. VANCE-Senate 53. ELAINE IRENE VARNEY-FTA 54,55; Hi-Teens 54,55. JEAN BRADFORD VIANO — Cheerleader 55; Usherettes 54; Los Gauchos Secretary 55; Los Gauchitos Secretary 54; Hi-Teen 55; Homeroom vice-president 55; Glee Club 53; Softball 53,54; Volley ball 53,54,55; Basketball 53. JOAN R. VIANO-Volley ball 53,54,55; Los Gauchos 54,55; Hi- Teens, 55, Secretary 55; Pep Squad 55; Softball 53, Basketball ' 53. RUSSELL CLARENCE VICK-JR.-D.C.T. 54,55. THOMAS EDWARD VITITO-Football 53,54,55; National Honor Society 55; Basketball 53,54,55; Baseball 53; Track 54; C Club 53,54,55; Exchange Club 55; Key Club 53,54; Homeroom President 53,55; Senior Class President 55. GLORIA ANNEVE WALKER — Exchange Class 55; Annual Staff 55; Clearlight 55; Masque and Gavel, Secretary 55; Hi-Teens 53,54, 55; Platter Party 55. JOANN I. WALKER — May Court 53; Homecoming Court 55; Clear- light Staff 55; Exchange Club 55; Tennis Team 53,54; Civic Council 54; Senate 53; Sophomore Class Secretary 53. SHIRLEY MAE WALKER-D.C.T. 55; D.C.T. Publicity Chairman 55. TONY CARLTON WALLER-Transferred 53. Sailing provides a pleasant pastime for GOOD LOOKING Sibyl Renfroe and Morris Whitney. Jody Shirley Mae Tony 11 JW % Jane Jane Dick Morris Bobby John The banquet and the prom NUGENT MAHAN WALSH-D. C. T. 54, 55; Clearlight StaflF 55, Photography Editor 55; Homeroom Vice-President 53. JANE ELIZABETH WARE— Senate 53; Homeroom Vice-President 53; Annual Staff 55; Basketball 53, 54, 55; Volleyball 53, 54, 55; Band 53, 54, 55; FNA 54, 55; Masque and Gavel 55; Hi-Teens 54, 55; FHA Parliamentarian 55. MARILYN WARNOCK-Orchestra 53, 54, 55; Band 55. GRACE ELIZABETH WATERSON-Honor Roll 54, 55; Mixed Chorus 53; Madrigal 54, 55; First place District, second place State Solo Contest 54; Los Gauchos 53, 54; Clearlight Staff 55; Orchestra 54, 55; ICC 55; Library Club 55, Vice-President 55; All State Chorus 54, 55. A friendly hi ' to everyone from POPULAR Geri Kunnen and Don Mora. PATRICIA WATTS— Physical Education Class Treasurer 53, 54; D. C. T. 54, 55. MARTHA JANE WHITE — Transferred 55; Cheerleader, Co-captain 54; Basketball Manager; Glee Club 53, 54; Latin Club 53; Mono- gram Club 53, 54; Annual Staff 53; Newspaper Editorial Staff 53; Hi-Teens 54. RICHARD LAVERNE WHITING-Football 53, 55; Basketball 53, 54, 55; Baseball 53, 54, 55; Junior Class President; Student Council Elections Chairman 55; Homeroom President 53, 55; May Day Escort 54, Exchange Club 55; C Club 55. MORRIS DAVID WHITNEY — May Day Escort 53; Homecoming Escort 54; Track 54, 55; Homeroom Secretary 55; Homeroom Vice-President 53; Senate 53; Basketball 54. ROBERT L. WILKERSON-Band 53, 54, 55; Orchestra 54, 55. JOHN WESLEY WILKES STEWART WILKINSON— Science Club 55; Math Club 55; Golf 54, 55. TED WILLIAMS HERBERT WILSON-Transferred 55. Stewart Teddy Herbert Grace AS David Claudia Ann Ellen Emme Seniors Not Pictured sent us on our way. Living up to their reputation are RELIABLE Evelyn Smith and Don Chappell. ELLEN KAY WINTER— Usherette 55; Los Gauchos 53, 54, 55; Volley- ANTHONY, PAUL— Football 53, 54, 55; Track 54; Baseball 53. ball 54; Hi-Teens 53. BLAKE, JIM- EMME WISSMAN— Student Health Council 53, 54; Nurses ' Helper 54; Transferred 55; FHA 55. ANN ANA WOMACK— Mixed Chorus 53, 54, 55; Girl ' s 53, 54; Madrigal 54, 55; Usherette Co-Captain 54; Pep Squad 55; Orchestra 53, 54, 55; Band 55; Annual Staff 55; FHA 55; All State Chorus 54, 55. BRASFIELD, ROBERT CUNNINGHAM, DON W.-Soph Class Pres. 53; Transfer 54; Foot- ball 53, 54, 55; Basketball 53, 54, 55; Track 53; Letterclub 53; Exchange Club 55. ENGELKE, DARLENE BURRELL FISK, ROBERT WILLIAM CLAUDIA JEAN YOWELL— Latin Club 53, Soph Service Club 53; Glee Club 53; Transferred 54; Inter Nos 54, 55; Los Gauchitos 54; Los Gauchos 55; Exchange Club 55; Annual Staff 55. FRULAND, BOB PANNONE, WARREN DAVID JULIUS ZIMMERMAN SHARP, KERMIT— Transferred 54. A new school; a new class; a new life. f I Upper left; Fond memories of old friends will be recorded on the senior pictures of Barbara Touchton, John Barry, Virginia Floydd, and Jane Ware. Lower left; ' That ' ll be $2.50, Norm, says Dawn Collier, class treasurer, to Norment Pittman. Mrs. Doris Johnson, class sponsor, is showing Stewart Wilkinson Senior invitations. Lower Right; Being fitted in style are Bill Trickel and Martha McMullen by able tape artists Larry Tharpe and David Korones. m 76 J Stepping ahead for their class are Zo Ann Holt, secretary; Dorothy Decima, treasurer; Sandra Houck, vice president; and Patti Campbell, president. Juniors Reminisce With Foresight The Junior Closs-we ' re not the babies, or the most high, but weVe into everything. ' All the clubs consider us a vital part. The athletic contests, the classes, the dances, the assemblies, are all important to us and we to them. We sponsored a football dance right away. And weren ' t our boys great In those football, basketball, and baseball games! The Masque and Gavel Play, the Student Council, National Honor Society— we were there! Our own favorite junior reigned at May Day. Oh! The Prom! The headaches, the disasters, the final thrill! Didn ' t we honor the seniors grandly! Remember when we ordered our rings, the first taste of senior life. We loved our junior year; we ' ll always cherish It, but we ' re looking ahead with light and starry eyes. We ' ve reached the final turn, we ' re nearly there. We ' ve been discouraged, dis-heartened, nearly given up, but not quite, we ' ve held on. And now as we look back with dim eyes, we step ahead with brand new dreams. We did! We ' re there! We ' re Seniors! 77 Junior Sally Adams, William Alford, Lawrence Alley, Karen Alt, James Arnholt, Gary Atherton, Roger Ashley, Wanda Ayers. Helen Bachus, Sally Bacon, Patricia Baker, Martha Barlow, Juanita Barnes, Howard Batt, Margaret Bauer, Hazel Behler. Herbert Bergman, Barbara Berke, Edwin Bishop, James Blackert, Wayne Bolton, Jacqueline Boyd, Barbara Boyd, John Boyd. Dorothy Brader, Edward Brannon, Charles Breeden, Lynn Breyley, Nancy Brockman, Thomas Brown, Barbara Brutis, Priscillia Butler. Barbara Campbell, Patricia Campbell, William Caruso, Robert Caterer, Ime- jean Clark, Sandra Clendenon, James Collins, Jean Connell. Michael Cook, Suzanne Cottrell, Sue Covell, Norman Crook, Mary Curtis, Sophia Danapas, Joseph Dagnon, Ted Daniels. Lawrence Davis, Dorothy Decima, Rose Dellaira, Ernest Desaulriers, Carolyn Dilks, Darlene Dorsch, William Duffy, Michael Dinnington. John Early, Charles Elliot, Marvia Emerson, Terry Espenshied, John Espey, Faye Faircloth, ruce Fallon, Shiela Ferrell. Shirley Fillmon, George Fiske, Deanne Flemings, Jean Fortune, Sue Francis, Janet Friedbacher, Adrienne Fulopp, Shirley Geeting. Charlotte Geiger, Geraldine Gernon, Michael Gill, Ruth Glisson, Westlake Goehring, Priscilla Goodyear, Sharon Graham, Frances Grantham. Blanche Greene, Ronald Griffon, Peggy Gross, Norma Gruell, Sandra Grundy, William Gural, William Guy, Myrtle Hadden. Patricia McGee, Johnsie McGuire, Patricia McKenzie, Berton McLain, Paul McMullen, James McNeil, Patricia Mac- Quilliam, Frederick Marr. Burton M a r s t o n, Herbert Martin, Catherine Martinelli, Betsyrene Mason, Richard Matteis, Richard Meeker, William Michaud, William Miller. Richard Mills, Joan Misiewicz, Herbert Mitchell, Geneva Moon, Bruce Moore, Robert Moore, Bruce Morgan, Anne Morris. Patricia Moses, Nancy Mylander, Rose- mary Neff, Gilbert Nelson, Don Newcomb, Rex Nowling, William O ' Brien, Denise O ' Leary. Rogers Padgett, David Panossian, Sandy Parnell, Montine Pennington, Thomas Petersen, Mary Phipps, Alice Pishotta, Gayle Pixley. Class Richard Hagen, Harry Hammock, Jon Harman, Kathleen Hartung, David Hasbrouck, Tanya Heaps, Margaret Hasemann, Charles Hayes. Harriette Hemerick, Linley Henrion, Donald Hillhouse, Paul Hintson, James Hite, Catherine Hoffman, Philip Holland, Zo Ann Holt. Hedy Homuth , Sondra Houck, Kenneth Irwin, Louise Irwin, Carl Jackson, Edward Jackson, Merry Jackson, Thomas Jardine. Kenneth Johnson, Olive Johnson, William Johnson, Mary Jones, Pauline Kelly, Sheila Kennedy, Betty Kinsey, Jilann Kirk. Kenneth Kluepfel, Virginia Koopman, Henry Kyle, Harold Lamphear, Geoffrey Lee, Susanne Leslie, George Lewis, Barry Lewis. Deanne Lingo, Kay Lippincott, Hilda Lokau, Barbara Lopez, Thomas Loughlin, Robert McClellan, Douglas McCraney, Julia McElroy. JUNIOR CLASS Marilyn Plumb, Donald Podboy, Beverly Powers, Art Pratt, Nancy Quessenberry, James Rains, Ray- mond Raines, Janet Reagan. Randall Reed, Susan Reis, David Renaud, Travis Renfroe, Beverly Rip- pard, Helen Robbins, Beverly Ro- gero, Courtney Ross. Claudia Ruch, Mitchael Rudderham, Martha Sargent, Thomas Schirtz, Marlyn Schol, Sally Schucker, Susie Scudder, Sandra Segui. Don Serafin, Martha Sessions, Wil- son Sheets, Sandra Sheppard, Patri- cia Silo, James Simmons, Jerry Smith, Nancy Smith. Thomas Snyder, Mary Sowell, Pa- tricia Steakley, Patricia Stearns, Betty Stewart, Carolyn Stinson, Bonnie Strickland, Larry Strickland. June Stuart, Gail Stuler, Patricia Sullivan, Kenneth Summerall, Eliza- beth Swift, John Tavery, Priscilla Tanner, James Thomas. Larry Thompson, Edward Tonry, Ro- obert Tucker, Albert Ulmer, Joann Underwood, Sondra Underwood, Sarah Upp, William Valle. Donald Van Hyning, Wally Velleca, Jeanette Vollwilder, William Voltz, Barbara Vrba, Patricia Wagglp, Frances Wallace, Carroll Ward. Lester Wells, William Whipple, Douglas White, Jerry Whiting, Vir- ginia Wilcox, David Williams, James Williams, Kent Williams. Jane Wilson, Janet Wilson, Rose- mary Wilson, Carol Wimble, Allen Wright, Max Wright, LaVoyd Yates, Barbara Zeigler. Looking forward to their Junior year are Sondra Abner, sec- retary; Linda Penegar, vice president; Jim Clark, president; and Georgia Ort, treasurer. Sophomores Look Ahead With High Hopes Our Sophomore yeor it was just os we onticipoted only lots more fun and not nearly so frightening. We practically took over the Pep Squad right from the first. We joined all the clubs and became very active in them. We were asked to be in the assemblies and floorshows. We sponsored a dance and used the proceeds to decorate for Baccalaureate. At the end of the year we were candidates for offices in Student Council, clubs, cheer- leading. Our boys played very hard on the junior varsity teams. And now its all behind us. It is hard to grasp all we were given. We are being swept into our junior year with its opportunities and its responsibilities. The security of a helping hand will be missed by all of us. We will try to be helpful fo the new Sophomores when we become Juniors. 81 SOPHOMORE ROW 1: S. Abner, N. Alexander, B. Allen, F. Allen, R. Amex, G. Andrews, L. Ashley, S. Bachus, D. Baldwin. ROW 2: B. Bargamin, R. Barker, R. Barrow, J. Bartola, S. Bates, R. Beck, M. Beddo, S. Benbow, G. Bogue. ROW 3: I. Bogue, B. Booth, C. Brader, S. Bradford, J. Brown, M. Brown, N. Brown, S. Brown, J. Brundage. ROW 4: J. Brunkhart, F. Brunn, R. Bryan, D. Bryant, R. Burke, J. Burns, S. Burton, J. Bushey, D. Calhoun. ROW 5: E. Campbell, M. Camp- bell, B. Candee, S. Carew, J. Carlson, R. Carlson, T. Carlton, M. Carr, J. Casity. ROW 6: D. Chancey, F. Clapps, C. Clark, D. Clark, D. Clark, J. Clark, K. Clements, M. Coach- man, Sl oachman. ROW 7: J. Cohalla, B. Coleman, W. Coleman, R. Compton, M. Cotton, L. Crawford, J. Critchley, J. Cumming, P. Daniels. ROW 8: I. Dauphin, C. Davis, D. Dempsey, R. Dennis, M. Drayer; S. Drayton, P. Driver, C. Duffey, G. Duffy. ROW 9: F. Duncan, E. Earle, N. Ebbers, E. Ellis, C. Elwood, M. Erwin, S. Espenshied, J. Espey, C. Everingham. ROW 10: L. Faircloth, D. Fal- connier, B. Fallon, D. Felton, H. Fields, L. Fields, M. Filek, L. Fisher, H. Forrest. ROW 11: H. Frank, R. Frank, T. Fritz, D. Futch, D. Garrison, J. Gates, D. Gates, J. Gay, W. Geer. ROW 12: E. Gelderd, J. Gelderd, J. Golson, C. Greene, P. Green- wood, G. Greunke, T. Griffin, E. Grimes, L. Guy. ROW 1: A. Hamilton, T. Ham- mond, M. Handley, R. Hansen, S Hardy, R. Heberling, J. Hendrick, N. Hill, S. Hillard. ROW 2: W. Hilton, B. Hines, J. Hines, R. Hinton, R. Hite, L. Holley, N. Houchard, D. Houck, K. Hunt. ROW 3: R. Hunt, F. Hupp, J, Infinger, K. Janusik, A. Johnson, A. Jones, F. Jones, L. Jones, A, Jones. ROW 4: S. Jordon, G. Jorgenson, S. Kelly, J. Knudsen, K. Kohrt D. Kolis, D. Kroger, J. Krosch witz, N. Krueger. ROW 5: V. Kyle, L. LaCosta, K, Langan, E. Laursen, E. Lawler, G. Lewis, M. Lindberg, J. Logan, H. Lovewell. ROW 6; M. Lucas, E. Marsh, J. Marshall, J. Martin, J. Mason, M. Masce, B. Massie, R. Massieu, G. McArthur. CLASS ROW 7: A. McCall, P. McElroy, M. McGuire, D. McMullen, L, McMullen, S. McMullen, M. Mc- Queen, G. McWhirter, S. Mc- Whirter. ROW 8: R. Meadows, R. Merz, B. Messer, M. Messer, E. Metzger, P. Meyer, L. Micklan, E. Mills, J. Milner. ROW 9: W. Moore, D. Moriarity, F. Moungrides, S. Moyers, F. Murphy, N. Myers, W. Myers, V. Neely, B. Neff. ROW 10: I. Niegels, A. Norton, K. Nuce, M. Nuce, G. Ort, J. Osborn, E. Ottati, J. Padgett, P. Page. ROW 11: L. Penegar, M. Peter son, S. Photiadis, C. Pickett, . Plumb, H. Poole, D. Poole, A Pope, M. Powell. ROW 12: G. Priestley, M. Puleo, S. Quinn, L. Ramsey, P. Rector, S. Reynolds, D. Rhodes, N. Rhodes, P. Robbins. ,1 SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW 1; S. Robbins, L. Robinson, A. Rogers, W. Roller, R. Rollins, M. Rusin. ROW 2: P. Rusk, V. Ryder, R. Sale, H. Sanborn, R. Sanford, P. Sapp. ROW 3: H. Saroodis, G. Scheeper, V. Schineller, K. Schol, J. Schwarzkopf, C. Scott. ROW 4: J. Sheets, W. Shepard, W. Shinholser, R. Short, C. Sieber, B. Sills. ROW 5: M. Silo, B. Singer, C. Singley, L. Smith, C. Snedeker, D. Spencer. ROW 6; G. Stenski, D. Stone, E. Stucke, B. Sullivan, J. Sutton, D. Swan. ROW 7; W. Taylor, R. Thomas, J. Tillery, E. Tooke, H. Toth, D. Tripp. ROW 8; K. Trulock, R. Ulmer, M. Underwood, H. Van Swearingen, D. Walboldt, F. Walker. ROW 9: P. Walker, K. Waters, R. Ward, G. Warnock, M. Way, K. Webb. ROW 10: J. Wells, W. Wells, E. Wetherington, S. Wightman, D. Wilcox, D. Williams. ROW 11; K. Wiseman, M. Wolcott, C. Wolfe, W. Wolfe, H. Woodall, C. Woods. ROW 12; L. Worcester, O. Wragg, V. Wyrick, R. Yar- brough, N. Yettaw, T. Young. 84 We salute our community! It not only stands behind our school; it stands behind us. The many businesses in our area have voiced their full-heart- ed faith in us with their advertisements. Our parents, our employers, our merchants, and our friends, the people we meet every day, to these we owe a full measure of gratitude for their trust and support. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION In the dough He certainly will be with a savings account at Keep the home fires burning without work or worry on your part Automatic heaters by Lennox TACK AND WARREN 14 S. Ft. Harrison Clearwater’s most beautiful thrift center Above: Stewart Carew. Below: Don Flondreou. next to A P store From the heart To the Hart Don’t worry, the most common stains can be removed by HART CLEANERS i- h‘W -;r . . V ' ■ V r; i 609 Court Tony Waller The Ounce with I TRAVEL GAS 1330 Cleveland John Fletcher and friends. mm Edee Jackson and Connie Tuten. Press a Button and food appears DUTCH PANTRY Drive Inn SI A Budding Romance And what could be more suitable than a nosegay from REED’S FLORISTS Flowers for all occasions 421 Cleveland David Erwin and Willa Mae Runyon. Go Gulf! BURTON’S GULF SERVICE Cleveland and Osceola Larry Strickland Shop in a friendly atmosphere KORONES JEWELERS Since 1939 527 Cleveland St. David Korones, Matile Guinand and Randy Reed. • ' iT You’ll be carried away with the fast and modern 211 S. Prospect Gary Atherton Operation Burr” for satisfying cuts HARDIN BARBER SHOP 36 N. Ft. Harrison Happy Hayes Casual Clothes for Casual Living HOLLOWAYS 9 S. Osceola Ave. Marie Jordan and Patsy Emerson. Best Foot Forward on pavings of all kinds W. H. ARMSTON CO., INC Established 1921 357 Cleveland Street Dunedin Linda and Laura McMullen A good pick-up will be yours in a Dodge or Plymouth THAYER MOTOR CO 28 N. Garden Ave. Mace Coleman, Joann Walker and Harriette Hemerick. AWNINGS Maid in the Shade under awnings from DOUGLAS MANUFACTURING CO. Elaine Varney 720 Cleveland Street Where the gang gathers for delicious foods and cooling beverages it’s the CHICdNN INC 1384 Gulf-to-Bay Below: Bonnie Brownfield. Get On The Beam! Get your lumber, hardware, paint and other building supplies from the W. W. BLACKBURN CO. 601 Penna Ave. Phone 31193 Perfect Portrait every time by your Aqua Clara photograjDher PAUL H. PLOWMAN 1417 S. Ft. Harrison Be Sure With Pure! ■: 9 ( For Those Special Occasions or just everyday wear send your clothes to QUALITY CLEANERS 702 Drew Street 3-2146 Above: Barbara Cazier. Center: Beverly Rippard and John Christie. Below: Ted Williams. PURE OIL COMPANY Jack Russell, Distributor 608 Seminole in interior furnishings MACDONALD’S INTERIORS Draperies — F urniture — Carpets J. H. MacDonald and Sons, Inc. 1464 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. 1 Little Things Mean A Lot Flowers from Green Thumb will always mean a lot GREEN THUMB FLORISTS 2150 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. Above: Bill Whipple and Blanche Green. Center: Bill Livesay and Jan- ice DeVito. Below: johnny Napper and admirers. The and Mighty in his new outfit from 518 Cleveland 518 Mandalay Oisirs! 0««lis! I I� iCSk Above: Westlake Goehring and Jackie Boyd Below: Neil Justin and John Barry New And Used Furniture I MATHER OF I CLEARWATER 615 Court Street 3-2567 From Tree To Trade PINELLAS LUMBER COMPANY 602 E. Jeffords St. 3-2324 Don’t Let The Salt Get In Your Eyes! Swim at the PIER PAVILLION POOL Clearwater Beach Gail Scheeper and Laddie Lucas Slick Chicks go for feed from RED COMB FEED STORE 1220 S. Ft. 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