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

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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

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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.

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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.