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

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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

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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.

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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.