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

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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.

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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.

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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