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

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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.

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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 .

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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.