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

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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

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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

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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.