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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

'M my E 5 Q 3 JI a 22 E 1'- 1. 1956 CLEARWATER HIGH SCHOOL fwfa W64?ZQf K, - f f M4 --, - 0 CLEARWATER, FLORIDA age Three 1956 AQUA-CLARA QS! f f- ,WfZ?Qi?Z FOREWORD ClearwaTer High School is in realiTy a wonderful big school, which can be likened To a ship, guided by The piloTs, The TaculTy, ruled over by The cap- Tains, The seniors, and sailed by The crew, The un- derclassmen. TABLE OF CONTENTS SCHOOL LIFE ....... 6 EssenTial . . . informafive . . . refreshing . . . spiriTed . . . busy... FACULTY. .13 Capable . . . inTeresTed . . . unselfish . . . diligenT . Tired.. ACTIVITIES ....... 20 WorThwhile . . . Time-consuming . . . challenging . . . ob- iecTiye . . . rouTine . . . ATHLETICS . . . . .49 Selfish . . . demanding . . . dynamic. . . inconsisTenT . . . sTimulaTing . . . CLASSES ..... .' . . 63 Inquisifiye . . . alive. . . indifTerenT . . . carefree . . . good- looking . . . I O O O Q Q Q Q Force-ful . . .sincere . . .vifal . . . revealing . . .TempTing . . DEDICATION VViTh sincere admirafion Tor your of Time and council in The classroom, on wonderful example of manhood, wiTh deep appreciation for your generous giTT TecTion for your being our friend, We The Senior Class dedicaTe The 1956 Aqua Ciara To COACH BILL JUSTICE Page Five The Held and in The communiTy, wiTh af- sl' . X o . XO JQOY li 0106 . to KWQQ D6 ky, O O 40 fi X90 OJ 6 X 90,1 oo G . osx Off, x x Oy SCHOOL LIFE Information bureaup dance as such short notice? Oh my. . .The first day of confusion, opps-school . . . Do these Junior and Seniors really know where they're going? . . . Woodpeckers? no future typists . . . How do youk now what letter you're writing if you c:an't see the keys? . . . My mouth is open, Mr. Butler. . .An octopus-Where?! Oh, Mr. Nesti. Large variety of study. . 'Ve eg fv - uf 'zulu anon und N 'to , er GO d v-.2 5' f X wr'-. . ee AROUND CHS And number one on the Hit Parade is . . . WHAT?? Lonesome and Disgusted by Danny Tempest???? . . . starting the day oft on the right foot- I pledge allegiance . . . Camera, action!! Success of the year OUR TOWN . . . student talent as portrayed in the Christmas story. . . big plans for the future-institute? college? university? f xx is xOXtl Coy! x ' S P5566 S96 DOY xxvtswo E X C Page Seven if ff, K f The lovely Homecoming Court is second only to the game at Homecoming. Patsy Stearns, Queen Sandra Clende- non, Kitty Kohrt, Jil Kirk, ond Patti Campbell mode C.l'l.S, proud. Hilda outspoken them all Things are happening all the time at C.H.S. Bomb! Bambi Boom--Boom Crash! The Band speaks out! On Student Day, Patricia taught History. Page Eight I .1 'why L Foofboll ployerpjp Whot's cookin'? Set-hike! OK., who forgot to bring the boll? ..... Time out-somebody smeored my lipstick ..... How do you boil vvdter without scorching it'??? ..... Whot could those future engineers be doing? Probobly ploying tic-toc-toe or drowing colendors ..... Attention!! Dig the crozy chain gong, or is thot the girls phys. ed? ..... Could this be o iom session or is it bond members worming up? Bridge or dom? Dress right . . . ! , 1 Page Nine A one ond o two! Call me madam Bring on the food! Senior Banquet. Finally-after 12 years Look at us! We're sophisticated . . . After twelve years of food for thought at last it's food for Senior's . . .Shall l buy a new formal or dye the old one? . . .The twelve-year march to the diploma line. . . How many petti- coats do you have under that skirt? What-peddle pushers? . . . Shall I go to college or get married, mercy. . . My what a big wide mysterious world! Page Ten Come again-- -? f-' , Fight team fighT!! Mas despacio, por favor, Yell Coach!! Go gang, stand up and holler . . . Gob session or panel discussion? May- be o debate . . . Real gone pep rally, huh Coach? . . . Greek? no Spanish class in full swing . . . No comprendo el Espanol muy bien!! Page Eleven Studying ArHWng End of Q Perfect Day A TYPICAL DAY AT CHS Eunng Good morning cleor CHS ..... Look, listen, study, leorn, o-n-d wait, finolly ofter three or four Closs hours, food ..... will thot line ever shorten ..... time to hit the rood oll in o doy's work. Page Twelve All hands on deck. Fall in 'l l f The officers' calls announce the commencement of our journey for the year 1955-1956. The machines of school begin to run not so smoothly at first, but soon order is brought out ofthe chaos of schools beginning. Schedules and routines are established, office helpers keep attendance up to the minute, announcements over the intercom start each day off in high gear. Bells, announcements, and bulletins oil the gears of our ship. Faithful officers keep a steady and understanding hand on the helm of the good ship FACULTY OFFICER Page Thirteen 5 , ,V ,f', f E ,A ,mme , ,J l K . i . ROBERT T, GLENN, principal, B.S. Harvard College, M.A, University of Florida, Rank l Florida State University. MILTON A, GALBRAITH, A.B. Union College, M,A.E. University of Kentucky. E. PAT MYERS, B.S. Temple University, M.A, University of Florida. THE FACULTY MRS. EMMA ROBERTS, Secretary to Mr, Glenn, starts our day with news of the day over the intercom. Her cheerful manner makes her a favorite around C.H.S, Remember preparing for the coming year. MRS. MAUD SIMPSON, our faithful bookkeeper works on all money mat- Faculty and food. ters. Her duties range from Club dues to collecting book fines. MRS. ELIZABETH HEIMERT, General Secretary, adds much to the office with her cheerful smile, Permanent records are her special duty F a -we 4 5 .-'I Page Fourteen ROBERT T. GLENN Principal MILTON A. GALBRAITH Dean of Boys ELSIE PAT MYERS Dean of Girls THE FACULTY . . . Planning the class work for the betterment of youth . . . LOIS ARNOLD, A.B. Shorter College, M. Ed. University Ot Virginia, English, Chairman Public Relations. EARLE BROWN, B.S. University of Tennessee, Biology, Sophomore Adviser. ROBERTS BROWN, B.S. University of Florida, American History, Stamp Club, Senate Advisor. WILLIAM BURR, B.S. University of Connecticut, M.A. Columbia Uni- versity, Chorus, Madrigal Singers. RUSSELL CANTWELL, A,B. University of Alabama, M.A. University of State of New York, Rank one University of Florida, English, History, Library Committee. MARIETTA DIEKMAN, B,S. Iowa State College, Homemaking, English Ill, F.H.A. Advisor. HERBERT DUDLEY, A.B. Stetson University, M.P.H, Univer- sity of Florida, Athletics, History, Grounds Committee, Health Committee, Sophomore Class Advisor. DOROTHY DUTKIN, B.S. Slippery Rock State Teachers, World History, General Business, Physical Education, Cheerleader Ad- visor. CLARENCE GRANTHAM, B.S. Florida State University, History. JOSEPH GIBSON, B.S. Pennsylvania State Teachers College, M. Ed. University of Pittsburg, History, Drivers Training, Student Safety Council Advisor. LOIS ARNOLD CLARENCE GRANTHAM fr ' I WILLIAM BURR , r N-., . V t I ff ,, f'2!1f.,.,,fm:,xf I fy W' 2' f 'i275ZtY-?'Mf:?.. JOSEPH GIBSON MARIETTA DIEKMAN EARLE BROWN f so PAUL BUTLER HERBERT DUDLEY ' V., ., . F , L X rW- '. . I' I ' , 'I I I itii Q I ,I ROBERTS BROWN f jf RUSSELL CANTWELL I .. , , fn, DOROTHY DUTKLN . 1 Page Fitteen ZYLPHIA LEWIS THE FACULTY . . .TEACHING AS WELL AS GUIDING. . .. ANNIE LOU GUNN, B.S. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, M.S. Florida State University, Girls' Physical Edu- cation, Girls' Intramurals, Cheerleader Adviser. JOHANNE HARMAN, A.B. Florida State University, Graduate Work A.S.T.C. English, Student Council Adviser. MARGARET HOWELL, B.A. Furman University, M.A. University of Alabama, English, Spanish, Junior Class Usherettes Adviser. RALPH HUMMEL, B.S. Bowling Green State University, M.A. Ohio State University, Arts 81 Crafts, Plane Geometry, Physical Science. DORRIS JOHNSON, B.S. Florida State University, M.A. University ot Florida, Geometry, Trigo- nometry, Business Manager of Senior Class, Mathematics Club Adviser. WILLIAM JUSTICE, B.S. Rollins College, M.A. University ot North Carolina, Mathematics, Athletic Director, C Club.MARTHA KELLEY, A.B. Allegheny College, A.M. Columbia University, Latin, Algebra, Honor Society, Inter Nos Adviser, Co- ordinator ot Student Activities, School Calendar. SARAH DE KIRKPATRICK, B.S. Florida State University, M.Ed. University of Florida, Chemistry, Annual Adviser. MARY LOU KNIGHT, A.B. Florida State College tor Women, M.A. Florida State University, Library, A.V. Adviser. RUBY LEWIS, A.B. University of Kentucky, English, Math. ZYLPHIA LEWIS, B.S. Eastern Kentucky College, M.A. University of Kentucky, Homecoming, F.H.A. Adviser. MARGARET HOWELL RALPH HUMMEL I i r . I it DORRIS JOHNSON ' WILLIAM JUSTICE MARTHA KELLEY SARAH DE KIRKPATRICK MARY LOU KNIGHT RUBY LEWIS Page Sixteen THE FACULTY DIRECTING THE STUDENTS PROGRAMS JEAN MANOS, B.S. Florida State University, Typing, Future Nurses Adviser. DOUGLAS MASON, B.A. University of Florida, Functional Math, Basic Math, Algebra, Football, Baseball Coach. CLEGG McALEENAN, B.A. Elon College, English, History, Annual, Drill Squad Adviser. MRS. ETHLYN McRAE, B.A. Georgia State Womens' College, Working on M.A, Florida State Teachers, English, Journalism, CLEARLIGHT Adviser. ROBERT NESTI, B.S. California State Teachers College, Biology, Science Club, Hi-Y Adviser. ROBERT PETERSON, B.A. State Teachers College, M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University, Guidance Coordinator, Public Relations, Honor Society. RUTH POPE, B.A. University of Houston, Distributive Education Coordinator. JOHN ROBERTS, Graduate Work Ball State Teachers College, D.C.T., D.C.T. Adviser. CHARLES ROBINSON, B.S. University of Florida, Biology, Physical Education. MARION SHAMBAUGH, B.A. Capital University, M.A. University of Florida, Senior Social Studies, Spanish, Los Gauchitos, Senior Class Adviser. DOROTHY SHERRICK, B.A. Mount Morris College, M.A. University ot Chicago, Graduate Work University ot Michigan, Counseling. JEAN MANOS ' ' ETHLYN MCRAE ' ROBERT NESTI j . Q l RUTH POPE J . , 'V .ur ' Page Seventeen ooo Q DOUGLAS MASON CLEGG McALEENAN ROBERT PETERSON JOHN ROBERTS CHARLES ROBINSON FORREST SMITH WILLIAM STEPHAN CLYDE SPEED RUSSELL STICHLER ANTHONY TULUMARIS MILDRED TURNER KENNETH WALTERS AMBER VIVIAN TURNER ROGER VAN GORDER STEPHAN YANETOVICH MRS. COLEMAN, Superviser of the Cafeteria plans meals for the student and faculty with nutritional value in mind. MR. PERRY 8- MR. MAXWELL, Custodians, are in- despensible in the operation of C.H.S. THE FACULTY . .LOOKING BACK OVER THE YEAR WITH GRATITUDE. FORREST SMITH, B.A.E. University of Florida, B.F.A. University of Florida, M.Ed. Uni. versity of Florida, Fine Arts, Mechanical Drawing, Arts and Crafts. CLYDE SPEED, A.B. Emory University, MED University of Florida, Algebra, Geometry. WILLIAM STEPHAN, B.S. University of North Carolina, M.Ed. University of North Carolina, Mathematics, Physics, Physical Science, Key Club, Science Club Adviser. RUSSELL STICHEER, B.S. West- ern Michigan College of Education, M.A.E. University of Florida, Arts and Crafts, lndus- trial Arts. ANTHONY TULUMARIS, B.S. University of Florida, Typing I 84 ll. AMBER VIVIAN TURNER, B.S. Florida State University, M.Ed. University of Florida, Shorthand ll, Typing, Business English, Manager School Store, Hi-Teen Adviser. MILDRED TURNER, A.B. Rollins College, Rank ll University of Florida, Spanish ll 84 lll, Sophomore Class, Los Gauchos Adviser. ROGER VAN GORDER, B.Ed. University of Florida, Speech, English ll, Masque SQ Gavel, Senior Class Adviser. KENNETH WALTERS, B.S. Ohio University, Graduate Work, History, Senior Social Studies, Athletics, Basketball Coach. STEPHAN YANETOVICH, B.P.S.N. Columbia School of Music, M.S. Indiana University, E.D.D.S.P. Indiana University, Band 81 Orchestra, Band, Orchestra Adviser. Page Eig hteen Wm-fggk 5, The voice of the First Mate calls over the Inter-com: May I have your attention, please? A special attraction for you who are interested in character, leadership, scholarship, and service will be the Honor Society meeting in B-2 today. ' For those who sponsor safe driving, come to B-4 to the Safety Club meeting. Those who are interested in writing as a career, come to D-5 to Clearlight head- quarters. The athletic minded will find their friends in C-Club this afternoon. The test tube and beaker crowd will meet in D-8, the Science Club. A hobby club or a special interest group c some clubs meet at night, a large percentage of our school participates in extra- an be found for all students of C.H.S. Be- cause curricula activities. ACTI ITIES PECIAL ATTR ION Page Nineteen STUDE T COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BRANCH OF STUDENT GOVERNMENT FIRST ROW: Beverly Rippard, Montine Pennington, adviser, Mrs. Harman, Linda Fischer, Dede Flemings, Sheila Kennedy, Sandy Moore, Martha Drayer. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Clark, Westlake Goehring, Roger Ashley, Wally Niswander, George Fiske, Buz Lohrbauer, Eddie Tonry. One of the main factors ot our education is to learn government. What better way could teach us than to elect our own student govern- ment, the Student Council. We choose our leaders through votes cast by the student body in the Spring. This year our choice tor student government leaders was: Dede Flemings, President, Montine Penning- ton, Vice-President, Joan Golson, recording secretary, Beverly Rippard, corresponding secretary, and Linda Fischer, treasurer. The Student Council has many projects throughout the year. Among their activities this year are Orientation ot Sophomores, selling tootball pins, saying grace before lunch, leadership classes, all school elections, and the C.H.S. Carnival. This busy and ever-striving group is advised by Mrs. Harman. Page Twenty I TER CLUB COUNCIL HOMECOMING CUNDUCTED BY THE VEEPS FIRST ROW: Frances Grantham, Linda McMullen, Carol Singley, Sue Cottrell, Dede Lingo. SECOND ROW: Jean Fortune, Mary Carol Filek, Sandra Gillespie, Gayle McWhirter, Beverly Rogero, Peggi Gross. THIRD ROW: Fred Allen, Roger Ashley, Kent Williams, Lawrence Alley, Wally Niswander, Harry Hammock, Mr. Burr, Adviser. Everyone loves a parade-especially Homecoming Parade This is where all the C.H.S. Veeps make their head- quarters. Well, at least they hold one meeting at the month there. The Vice-Presidents ot all Clearwater High's clubs are members ot the I.C.C. Their duty is to coordinate all club activities and projects so that conflicts will be at a minimum. Each member represents one ot the clubs in C.H.S, This year I.C.C. took full responsibility tor the Homecoming Parade and bonhre. Page Twenty-One . L., .I WW! 55145 45178 FIRST ROW: Norman Alexander, Kenneth Johnson, Dick Frank, N, Kennedy, Mary Margaret Park, Linda Mallette Ann Skotte Stanley Bates, Tom Fritz, Gene Stuerman, Carl Lewis, Bob gard, Sallie Taylor. THIRD ROW: Mr. Robert N Brown ad Landman. SECOND ROW: Roberta Dunn, Carol Daviston, viser, Ruth Armbruster, Kernan Webb, Sandy McWhirter Judy Kathy Hunt, Joyce Royal, Margaret Carr, Alice Pishotta, Freeman, Kay Weidemeyer, Jerry Marsh, Frances Woodall Claudia Ruch, Sondra Abner, Pam Rusk, Marilyn Silo, Sheila SENATE ALL STUDENTS REPRESENTED THROUGH HOMEROOMS Who is it in C.H.S. who helps further the democratic spirit among students? It is the Senate, of course. One delegate selected from each homeroom constitutes this organization. Under the supervision of Mr. Roberts Brown, the Senate meets to sponsor an attitude of good will among the student body. ln addition to this, the Senate is responsible tor the school's Honor Roll. The Homecoming Dance was sponsored by this group as was the Red Cross Drive and the school pictures. 4. .. , ,,,, , L.. , FIRST ROW: Charlton Futch, Dotty Clark, Bill Valle, Kent Bob Moore, Ronnie Vandervliet, Pam Kimball. THIRD ROW: Williams, John Taylor, Don Seratin. SECOND ROW: Mr. W. Watt Clark, Allen Wright, Bill Michaud, Tom Loughlin, David F. Stephan, adviser, Judy Rogers, Benny Coleman, Jeff Brown, Renaud, Harold Lamphear. SCIENCE CLUB CLUB SPONSORS EXCURSIONS INTO FUTURE This group ot young scientists has an active and interesting club under the guiding hand ot Mr. William Stephan. Their regular meetings provide an opportunity to discuss ideas and proiects in science. To encourage active interest in science, a requirement for membership is a scientific proiect and good marks in science in school. Their main project for the year is a trip to the annual Science Clubs Convention in December. This year the convention was held in Miami, with a large delegation from C.H.S. attending. Besides the chance to exchange ideas with students of another school, there were many op- portunities to have good times ot an un-scientific nature. This is a well-rounded club at good students with a goal in lite. Gee! That is news to them , ,, Refreshments after the meeting . .. Page Twenty-Three NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY NATIONAL GROUP RECOGNIZES OUTSTANDING STUDENTS ,ggi x I 2 -gf . 4 f JL N J . f 2 fggv , -ft- Z Vw-. 1' I fam FIRST ROW: Mary Margaret Park, Margaret Hasernan, Carol Ward, pord, Anne Morris, Jane Kroschvvitz, Betty Allen. THIRD ROW: West- Beverly Rogero, Jocquelyn Boyd, Joan Misiewicz, Patricia McKenzie, lake Goehring, Jimmy Clark, Sam Moyers, William Whipple, Wally Harriette I-Iemerick. SECOND ROW: Adviser, Miss Kelley, Linda Fischer, Niswqnder, Carl Granstrom, Roger Ashley, Wayne Bolton, Gilbert Louise Irwin, Mary Pawel, Alice Pishotta, Joanne Gates, Beverly Rip- McArthur, We will all agree that an invitation tothe National Honor Society is an honor that all students would like to claim. Invitations are extended twice each year. Each member strives to uphold the ideals of this or- ganization which include character, scholarship, and leadership. Initia- tions prove to be unforgettableg the hrst is informal, and the second a formal banquet. One of the biggest and most successful projects is helping new students acquaint themselves with their teachers and make new friends at C.l'I.S. A highly successful project was the square dance for new students. The Alumna Tea at Christmastime honored all former graduates. in Page TwentyAFour MASQ E AND GAVEL OUT TOWN PRESENTED BY ACTORS OF TOMORROW FIRST ROW: Georgea Ort, Gene Sargent, Beverly Rippard, Beverly Powers, Bruce Morgan, Jan Hendricks, Dede Flemings, Pat Green- wood, Diane Christman, Peggi Gross. SECOND ROW: Patti Camp- bell, Martha Drayer, Linda Fischer, Alice Pishotta, Sandra Moore, Lora Boswell, Zo Ann Holt, Diane Swan, Mary Powel, Martha Coach- man, Betty Stewart, Mr. Van Gorder, Adviser. THIRD ROW: Lin Hen- rion, George Lewis, Bill Nee, Jim McNeil, Mike Matheson, Bill Valle, Ev Marsh, Phil Shaw, Wally Niswander, John Espey, Ken Young, John Cumming, Bob Rodgers, Stewart Carew. This year the highlight ot the Masque and Gavel club was OUR TOWN, Thornton Wilder's well-known play, with Pat Greenwood play- ing the part of Emily. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed working with Mr. Van Gorder, the director and adviser. C.H.S. was represented at the Speech Contest in Lakeland this year by members ot Masque and Gavel. This year those students who earn membership in Masque and Gavel may become litetime members. Each one adds his touch. It's not all work and no playl- rrm V as D A rv. S , J ,zu ve - n- l Page Twenty-Five FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA HOMEMAKERS SPONSOR STATE CONVENTION FIRST ROW: Mary Low Phipps, Judy McElroy, Cathy Hoffman, Linda Mallette. SECOND ROW: Mary Carol Filek, Ginger Kerr, Patsy Mc- Gee, Patti Smith, Barbara Burtis, Sonie Underwood, Jane Renaud, Janet Re-agen, Barbara Vrba, Shirley Geeting. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Silo, Peggy Ann Alfred. The pride of learning to make budgets, to buy meats, to Initiation cook a dinner and serve it can be compared only to the benefit derived from learning to identity textiles, to select appropriate styles, to cut the materials accurately and to sew neatly and care- fully. Homernaking is one of the most practical classes in school. Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Diekman combine their skill and guide the F.H.A.'s this year in the radio program, the County Fair exhibits, the District VI meeting in St. Petersburg, and in being hostesses to the F.H.A. Convention at the Ft. Harrison Hotel in April. Looking to the future Page Twenty-Six Dielcman, Sara Ann Kelly, Joanne Schwarzlcopf, Gail Lewis. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Switzwe, Wanda Ayers, Bunny Moungrides, Mary Powell, Gale Scheeper, Rose Marie Trotti, Chearie Harper, Marilyn KEY CLUB BEAUTIFICATION 0F SCHOOL BY LANDSCAPE. mu' 'ii FIRST ROW: Charles Smith, John Taylor, Alan Heidt, Taver Cornett, Joe Alexander, Tom Muller, Stan Bates, Walter Brittain, Barry Delphin, Jim D'Anna, Ronnie Yowell, Dick Estes, Bob Man, Tommy Moore, Bob Handley, SECOND ROW: Bill Whipple, Roger Ashley, Don Serahn, Raymond Raines, Norman Alexander, Raymond Harte, Peter DeSoto, Mike Grade, Dan Walbolt, Jim Hammock, Watt Clark, Robert Cohrs, Service projects for both school and community comprised the year's activities for the Key Club whose membership was limited to thirty selected key boys. The main project ot the Key Club for the past two years has been to landscape our new school, which makes C.H.S. very proud ot the boys and their landscaping. The Key Club constitution is modeled after that ot the Ki- wanis Club, its father organization. Under the leadership ot Mr. Stephan, this club is concerned chiefly with developing poten- tial leadership and good will through the Clearwater High School. Bob Suban, Wayne Bolton. THIRD ROW: Mr. W, F. Stephan, Adviser, Harry Hammock, Bob Carter, Eddie Carter, Rick Carlson, Phil Shaw, Sam Moyers, Charlton Futch, Lawrence Alley, Tom Kerr, Kent Williams, Wally Niswander, Jimmy Clark, Westlake Goehring, Gilbert Mc- Arthur. . . Thinking of the coming Polio drive . . . . The shrubbery . . . The Key Club project. Page Twenty-Seven AUDIO VISUAL CLUB TRAINING THROUGH WORK AND EXPERIENCE The Audio-Visual, unlike most clubs, does not have scheduled meetings. Members are sent to State Convention as well as to the tour county meetings held during the school year. The Audio-Visual Club is responsible tor operating the projectors, the turntable, the TV-to be ot most benefit to the students and the teachers. A student operator who has served three years, may upon taking a examination, receive an operator's license. The faculty adviser tor the club is Mrs. Mary Lou Knight. S l 9 qw- ,f ,.,,4f A V Page Twenty-Eight LIBR RY CLUB DILIGENT LIBRARY WORKERS The Library Club rarely receives recognition tor all the hard work that the members do. They silently go about the task ot arranging books, checking books out and in, and keeping the library in order. The librarians are always there when you need guidance as to the where- abouts of a book. The Library Club attends conventions and two county meetings a year. There are Two students scheduled each period to assist Mrs. Mary Lou Knight, adviser ot the club. The book surgeons at work. .. Checking out that much needed book . . . SlTTlNG: Ann Simmons, Marilyn Plumb, Barbara Zeigler, Jean For- Joyce Royal, Nancy Krugen, Jane Lynn Wilson, Barbara Vrba, Dar tune, Jo Ann Bartola, Carol Graves. STANDING: Roberta Dunn, Lynn lene Dorsch, Jeanette Vollwiler, Roley, Joe Critchley, Mrs. Mary Lou Knight, Adviser, Judy Allen, Page Twenty-Nine USHERETTES GUIDING LIGHT OF ALL SCHOOL FUNCTIONS Ushers for Our Town. Row 3, Seat 8, Section B is to the lett, three rows up sir, These are familiar words, which are heard from these service-minded students during tootball season, and all special occasions. One may think that is all the usherettes do, but what would a tootball game be without their colortully decorated goal posts. Or can you im- agine buying your refreshments from any conces- sion other than theirs. They take part in the annual Powder Putt bowl game and sponsor some Hne dances. FIRST ROW: Barbara Gifford, Sara Jane Upp, Linda McMullen, Jil Kirk, Ann Skottguard, Judy Curry. SECOND ROW: Kathy Hartung, Tudi Mason, Jan Hendricks, Andy Ahrens. THIRD ROW: Shiela Kennedy, Lela Ashley, Patti Campbell, Matile Guinand, Judy Milner. Page Thirty SAFETY COUNCIL CLUB CO-ORDINATES SAFE DRIVING DAY FIRST ROW: Joan Coachman, Fred Allen, J. A. Gibson, Gale Scheeper, Betsy Campbell, Kent Williams. SECOND ROW: Susan Reis, Phil Holland, Mike Matheson, Zeig Crook, George Fiske, Kathy Meeth, Ken Young, Have you heard about the latest drag strip? Yep, this one is to be supervised. This way we can have fast fun without risking someone else's life. Does your driver's license have a record? Now since all the licenses are recorded, it's easy to tell Whose lights are on, Whose car is parked incorrectly, etc. In their opening year, under the leadership ot Mr. Joseph Gibson, The Safety Council sponsored the Road-e-o with real money for the prizes. Later the local winner was sent to Jacksonville. Sue shows us how. Checking license numbers. Page Thirty-One LOS GAUCHOS BETTER RELATIONSHIP WITH LATIN AMERICA iv FIRST ROW: Ginger Kerr, Susan Reis, Gene Sargent, Betsy Campbell, Anne Morris, Hilda Lokau, Janet Logan, Matile Guinand, .lan Hendrick. SECOND ROW: Adviser, Mrs. Mildred Turner, Jacquelyn Boyd, Pat Moses, Lora Boswell, Lynn Breyley, Mary Ellen Rusin, Sally Bacon, GefT Lee, Diane Gates. THIRD ROW: Gilbert Mc- Arthur, Sam Moyer, Raymond Raines, Bill Whipple, Frank Murphy, Beverly Rogero, .lil Kirk. Quien mucho duerme poco aprende, it you do not com- prende Spanish very well, this is the motto of the second year Spanish students. lt means He who sleeps much learns little. The Spanish club is a honorary organization formed tor the students with an average ot A or B. The grade must be maintained Party time in 'WS' TU 'e'l5 room O' is ll Senom TU 'e'? throughout their membership to stay in the club. The entire busi- -A -A ness meeting is conducted entirely in Spanish. Games, singing, and speaking Spanish is enjoyed by all. Each year at Christmas they sponsor a party tor the Com- munity Pride Day Nursery. Then at Easter they sell Easter Lilies for the Crippled Children's Association. The year ends with a Spanish-speaking banquet, the climax to many good times. Page Thirty-Two LOS GAUCHITOS SPANISH ATMOSPHERE STUDIED AND ENCOURAGED FIRST ROW: Patricia McKenzie, Diane Swan, Mary Powel, Joan Misiewicz, Harriette Hemerick, Margie Bauer. SECOND ROW: Betty Allen, Kathryn Hunt, Rebecca Hite, Joanne Gates, Camille Kimble, Barbara Coleman, Mr. Shambaugh, adviser. THIRD ROW: Marion Puleo, Bill Hurd, John Boyd, Bill Nee, Kathy Meeth, Mary Connolly. Working And Studying Together Although The Little Cowboys is formed after the second semester begins, they get their share ot activity. They help with the Easter Lily drive and have the privilege of going to the Los Gauchos banquet. This club is composed ot first year students who have that traditional average, B's, of their mother club, Los Gauchos. The club was formed 2 years ago under the leadership of Mr. Shambaugh. The motto, Forward, always Forward, has a clear meaning to all students. Page Thirty-Three I TER NOS CULTURE SEEKERS LEARN FROM THE MASTERS TR S , if FIRST ROW: Mary Pawel, Martha Coachman, Linda Fischer, Nancy Pishotta, Margaret Carr. THIRD ROW: Sandra Gillespie, Westlake Ebbei-5, Paula Meyer, John Boyd, Harriette Hemerick, Joan Misiewicz. Gaehring, Roger Ashley, Don SeratTn, Monroe Garnett, Jett Brown, SECOND ROWf Adviser, Miss Kelly, Dianne Poole, Betty Allen, Jacque- Jon Lehman, Mary Wells, Janet Friedbacher, Betty Clow. lyn Boyd, Patricia McKenzie, Lynn Breyley, Margaret Hasemann, Alice Possumus quad putamus nos posse. Yes, they can because they think they can, and do. Thirty-two active Latin students meet to gain an interesting background at everyday lite, culture and history at the Romans. This club is under the direction at Miss Martha Kelley. Their activities for the year include programs on Roman lite and participation in the state-wide Latine Forum. After each meet- ing, there is a different and unusual activity such as alpanel on Roman dress, or maybe a radio program in Latin. Belonging to Inter Nos. is an interesting way of gaining a wide knowledge of Latin. Page Thirty-Four FUTURE NURSES CLUB 1 ',', 3 ,- 2,2 li V V FIRST ROW: Janet Friedbacher, Barbara Lopez, Mary Wells, Lela Hilliard, Dotty Clark, Lynne Swanner, Jane Lynn Wilson. THIRDROW: Ashley, Carol Singley, Kay Lippincott, Gail Stuler, Joanne Bushey, Tanya Heaps, Sandra Sheppard, Nancy Jane Smith, Donna Williams, Madeleene Campbell, Margie Bauer, Sandy Parnell. SECOND ROW: Ann Jones, Sally Reynolds, Gale Scheeper, Mary Ellen Rusin, Madeline Dianne Poole, Pat Sullivan, Eleanor Rutherford, Nancy Bestle, Sandy Lucas, Nancy Ebbers. You can never say that anyone graduating trom C.l-l.S. with a nursing career in mind has not started up the ladder to success it she belongs to the Future Nurses Club. Here a prospective nurse gets ex- perience and training serving in the school clinic, visiting hospitals ot the community, and serving as nurses aids at times. The toy and scrap- book project tor children contlned in hospitals is another way the Future Nurses prove their desire to be ot service. Mrs. Jean Manos sponsors the Future Nurses. Page Thirty-Five CLEARLIGHT STAFF NEWSPAPER COVERS ALL SCHOOL ACTIVITIES . SEATED: Frances Grantham, William Pettigrew, Wally Niswander, Sandra Moore, Tanya Heaps, STANDING: Gene Sargent, Herb Mitchell, Rogers Padgett, Mike Matheson, Bob Landman, Sally Reynalds, Patty Car- mean, Jean Marie Gillis, Chearie Harper. The CLEARLIGHT, formerly known as the Cl-IATTER, is a bi-monthly publication resulting from the hard work and increasing endeavors of the devoted CLEARLIGHT staff. Each member of this hand-picked group strives to keep the school well-informed of past, immediate, and forth- coming events at C.l'l.S. Adequately covering and reporting the school news along with such featurettes as the Calendar Girl, Senior Spotlight, and complete sports coverage rounds out their program and leaves their mark on C.H.S. life. The staff is under the leadership of Mrs. McRae. ,A tttf' A Working together with one goal in mind. Mission accomplished, or at least admiring the finished product. Page Thirty-Six ANNUAL PICTURES, COPY, LAYOUTS ON INTO THE NIGHT. FIRST ROW. Jeanie Clark, Bobbie Burtis, Martha Sessions, George Fiske, Sonie Underwood, Larry Strickland, Merry June Jackson. SECOND ROW: Bob Moore, Montine Pennington, Beverly Powers, Sally Adams, Gail Stuler, Sue Cottrell, Mary Lou Phipps, Dee Dee Fulopp, Sondra l-louk, Miss Kirkpatrick, Adviser, Kay Lippin- cott, Ann Morris, Betty Stewart. Bev, Sanie, and Montine writing copy. Write some copy for this ..... Who did you say this is? Somebody lost the pictures for the activity page. These are some ofthe comments you would hear if you happened into D-l sixth period. Led by Miss Kirkpatrick and Mrs. McAleenan, the annual went to press with the normal amount of confusion and panic. The assembly imitating famous T.V. shows, launched the sale of annuals in November. Finally the last multiple was sent, and we held our breath for tear we had left a page blank. And then came the long-awaited moment-the dis- tribution of the l956 Aqua Clara. Merry June and Martha read it carefully. ' Page Thirty-Seven FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA PROFESSORS OF TOMORROW IIA FIRST ROW: Linda Fischer, ,Jo Ann Bartola, Phyllis M. Kunz, Margie Bauer, Sandra Gillespie, Geri Leonhart, Mary Connolly. SECOND ROW: Gene Sargent, Susan Reis, Betty Allen, John Boyd, Marion Puleo, Edwina Humphrey, Lora Boswell, Merry June Jackson. THIRD ROW: Harriet Saroodis, Patricia McKenzie, Sally Ben- bow, Jacquelyn Boyd, Gwen Henley, Frances Cooper, Ann Loughridge, Scarlett Pogue. Reading, writing and 'rithmetic-school days as o whole-seem to interest the future teachers of our school. The Future Teacher's Club is organized under the direction ot Miss Dorothy Sherrick and is open to all students interested in teaching as a career. During the year, various talks are given these students by guest speakers and interesting tours are taken in classrooms ot other schools. One way they gain experience is by taking care ot children at Skycrest Elementary School during PTA. meetings. lnterv-iews are held by the members ot this club with teachers ot primary, elementary and second- ary schools. ls teaching really fun, Mrs.Turner? Elementary school books are so much more interesting Page Thirty-Eight X . C. T. AND D. E. COOPERATIVE TRAINING COMBINES WORK, STUDY FIRST ROW: Louise Irwin, Sandra Grundy, Travis Renfroe, Rick Mills, bell, Pauline Kelly, Thomas E. Snyder, Paul Hintson, Bill Voltz, Win- Mr. John Roberts Jr., Director, Myrtle Haddon, Arlene Connor, Shirley ston Black, Charles Ayers, Shirley Fillman, Sharon Hansen, Phyllis Jordon, Delores Baldwin. SECOND ROW: Minnie Brown, Geneva Touchton, Vivien Greene, Rose Linda Dellaira, Moon, Ruth Glisson, Carolyn Faupel, Inez Dauphen, Barbara Camp- ,V 7 ..,k U - 4 .4 1 ' f 5 4 1 D.E. FIRST ROW: Juanita Barnes, Martha Barlow. SECOND ROW: Mike Dunnington, Emory Sullivan, Jim Waugaman, Jack Hindon, Hazel Behler, Harry Poole, Nancy Quessenberry, Ray Wilson, Olive Johnsie McGuire. Johnson, THIRD ROW: Tom McMahon, Mrs. Pope, Patricia Baker, Ambitious young career seekers of the business world make up the Diversified Co-operative Training, and Distributive Education clubs of our school. Among their activities during the school year is the generous preparing of Thanksgiving baskets for needy families and toy baskets at Christmas. One of their main proiects is playing host to the State D.C.T. Clubs Convention this spring. Mr. John Roberts and Mrs. Pope advise these future business leaders. Page Thirty-Nine ff ..-V K 5 - ' KM , I -I st - f ff - , ,cu FIRST ROW: Merry June Jackson, Donna Falconnier, Judy Milner, Sally Adams, Lela Ashley, Matile Guinand, Jan Hendrick, Sandy Hilliard, Peggi Gross, Harriette Hemerick, Hedy Homuth, Jeanne Young. SECOND ROW: Adviser, Miss Turner, Janice Hubbard, Martha Sessions, Margie Bauer, Helen Forrest, Diane Gates, Luann Smith, Mary Lou Blomster, Janet Logan, Linda Bennett, Kay Lippincott, Geoffrey Lee, Beverly Rippard, Kay Weidemeyer, Gail Rieger, Mary Kathryn Upmeyer. THIRD ROW: Gene Sargent, Barbara Switzer, Kathryn Hunt, Jane Kroschwitz, Denise O'Leary, Sonie Underwood, Pat Danford, Priscilla Butler, Sondra Houk, Anne Morris, Sheila- Kennedy, Joan Misiewicz, Jane Lynn Wilson, Nancy Mylander, Scarlett Rogue. HI-TEEN S CHRISTIAN GUIDANCE FOR YOUTH Showing oft their returns from the canned goods drive . . . The club dedicated to promoting Christian faith and spon- sored bythe Y.M.C.A.-this might have been a dictionary det- inition of the Hi-Teens. Each member's purpose is to create a better atmosphere at Home and School. Studying vocational and personality development through a well-known speaker is always on the program at every Y meeting. These girls hold their heads high tor more than one reason: their soap box float won first prize in the Home' coming parade and the annual Sweetheart dance was better than ever. Page Forty GFFICE ASSISTANTS Morning Oftice-FIRST ROW: Pat Plumb, Sondra Houk, Anne Morris, Martha Drayer, Sandy Parnell, Ruth Fryman. THIRD ROW: Westlake Margaret Hasemann, Janet Logan, Pat Moses, Helen Fields. SECOND Goehring, Frances Grantham, Beverly Rogero, Edie Metzger, Carolyn ROW: Lynda Guy, Barbara Lopez, Cathy Martinelli, Elizabeth Swift, Strinson, Helen Bachus, Carroll Ward. l A rg, , F N: S ff S ' s Afternoon Office-FIRST ROW: Judy Milner, Ferry Whiting, Nancy Virginia Wyrick, Margie Bauer. THIRD ROW: Jean Thompson, Jean Bryant, Frances Wallace, Jane Kroschwitz, Lynn Breyley, Janet Rea- ette Polk, Kitti Kohrt, Susan Reis, Kathy Hartung, Marcia Emerson gan, Denise O'Leary. SECOND ROW: Joan Misiewicz, Harriette Heme- Sandra Sheppard, Claudia Ruck. rick, Shirley Geeting, Gene Sargent, Janet Friedbacher, Bonni Candee, GAINING EXPERIENCE FOR THE FUTURE A skirt whisked by an open classroom door, and then it was gone- and so was the absentee slip. Yes, this was the duty that confronted the busy assistants. These girls had to combine the duties of a nurse, a sec- retary, and general errand boy in order to keep the oFHces running smoothly. They had to possess a friendly smile, a sparkling personality, and a willingness to work. No matter what time anyone walked into the ottice, they could plainly see girls busily tiling, answering the telephone, or being of general assistance. Whether scurrying to deliver a note or answering the telephone, the Janes or Jims of all trades enioyed every second of their work. Page Forty-One I B GLEE CLUB SPIRITED SONGSTERS FIRST ROW: Phyllis Rector, Sunny Robbins, Sheila N. Kennedy, Rebecca Hite, Tom Hammond, Otis Wragg, Buddy Burton, Tommy Brown, Aaron Pope. SECOND ROW: Barbara Burtis, Helen Robbins, Patti Smith, Dotty Clark, Harry Hammock, Clifford Snedeker, Kent Williams, Lee Cartwright, Diane Swan, Diane Gates, Betsy Park. THlRD ROW: Shirley Coachman, Barbara Boyd, Frances Grantham, Wayne Bolton, Harry Washburn, Charles Everingham, Merry Carol Filek, Sandra Moore, Gail Rieger, Mary Pawel, Matile Guinand. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Plumb, Chearie Harper, Nancy Brown, Sonie Underwood, Bruce Morgan, Bill Michaud, Ed. Ottati, Art Johnson, Kay Lippincott, Roxana Lowe, Patricia McKenzie, Susanne Leslie, Martha Coachman, Georgea Ort. A little briefing. Do, re, mi, ta, so, or is it mah, may, me, moh, moo? Anyway this vocal exercise really keeps our C.H.S. chorus humming. During the year the talents ot this vocal group contribute to many school attairs. Starting the year oFl, they made their tele- vision debut on WTVT tor the Community Chest. State Music Clinic and the District and State Choral Contests keep them on their toes. Greeting the spring with song is our C.H.S. Glee Club pre- senting their annual Spring Concert. Music helps make the world go around and here at C.H.S. it's really whirling. Page Forty-Two 1 ' Q M- - 'Ja ,,. 7,-. 3 9. 3 if ' f f fi? fn' D-Q I 1- f M S if 3 iS FIRST ROW: Rebecca Hite, Marilyn Plumb, Helen Robbins, Martha Coachman, Betsy Park, Georgea Ort. SECOND ROW: Wayne Bolton, Art Johnson, Bruce Morgan, Clifford Snedeker, Harry Hammock. MADRIGAL SINGERS MODERN DAY MINSTRELS If practice makes perfect, this group should have perfection, morning rehearsals, night rehearsals, new songs, old songs, short notices for performances and one thing after another keep these singers hustling around to practice. They deserve all the credit they can get for their hard work. This spring they received a reward for this hard work when they were invited as the only high school madri- gal group to sing for the Hftieth anniversary of the Music Educators National Conference, held in St. Louis. Mr. Paul Butler teaches ancl directs the Madrigal Singers. Page Forty-Th ree ,L Singing the blues. 'lt'r A 4:5 1' it , 5 2 4 f ' ,L .H 'Q 5 1 ff I? 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CLEARWATER HIGH SCHOOL BAND HIGH STEPPING T0 A BRISK TEMPO FLUTE: Judi Hines, Hilda Lokau, Barbara McCullough, Paula Meyer, Harriet Sarodis, Clifford, Linda Hackney, E-FLAT CLARINET: Janice Hubbard, CLARINET: Harold Toth, Norman Alexander, Mary Blomster, Charlie Lhilds, Kaye Clements, Joan Clough, Peter DeSoto, Dede Flemings, Richard Frank, Linda Holley, Merry June Jackson, Jon Lehman, Burt McLain, Tom Nelson, Dianne Poole, Betsy Rau, Ronald Robinson, Phil Shaw, Patricia Sullivan, Sandra Bachus, BASS CLARINET: Ruthanne Bird, Judy Knudsen, Betsy Parks, OBOE: Linda Fischer, Jacquelyn Boyd, Geraldine Brock, Harriette Hamilton, BASSOON: Sherry Brown, Charles Wolfe, ALTO SAX: Stewart Hudson, Allen Wright, Tom Laughlin, Bob Lyon, Ottis Wragg, Jim Plumb, TENOR SAX: Mark Stewart, Russell Warner, Carliton Gentry, BARITONE: Harry Hammock, FRENCH HORN: Nancy Brockman, Barb- ara Batt,John Carlson, Vernon Story, Tom Brown, Kay Schol, Rose- Page Forty-Four mary Bender, Buddy Burton, CORNET: Tom Boret, Kelley Wiseman, Richard Beagles, John Carlson, Lamar Faircloth,Oliver Geeting, Lin Henrion, Phyllis Kunz, Bill Loreant, Lenore Ramsey, Harrviette Sanborn, Dean Stipp, Wallace Taylor, Carroll Ward, Gail Savage, TRUMPET: Randall Reed, Jerry Scott, BARITONE: David Renaud, Howard Batt, Ray Glisson, Jim Sapp, Bob Suban, William Wolfe, TROM- BONE: Mary Hickman, Courtney Ross, Charlton Futch, Ted Griltin, Gene Hughey, Jean Jernigan, Frank Walker, BASS: George Maish, George Lewis, Ted Daniels, Allen Heidt, Ed Ottatti, STRING BASS: Cynthia Breyley, Robert Owens, DRUM: Bruce Fallon, Larry Thomp- son, Gene Ulmer, Bill Brown, Thomas Ward, Allen Suban, Alice Pishotta, Dottie Decima, Roland McCall, Robert Owens, TIMPANI: Janny Fornes, BELLS: Elizabeth Swift, Deeclee Fulopp, Nancy Smith, Lynn Breyley, Shirley Geeting, Joyce Snyder. The Band, one ot the busiest organizations of the school, is seen participating in football games, pep rallies, concerts and parades all over Florida. The band is under the capable clirectorship ot Mr. Stephen Yaneto- vich. ORCHESTRA ENJOYABLE STRING MELODIES FIRST ROW: Alice Pishotta, Nancy Smith, Betsy Campbell, Marion Pulio, Geraldine Warnock, Carol Lesher, Pam Kimball. SECOND ROW: John Boyd, Ted Daniels, Edwina Humphrey, Linda Fischer, Jackie Boyd, Linda Holley, Harriet Saroodis, Linda Hackney, Paula Meyer, Barbara McCullough, Charles Wolfe, Sherry Brown. THIRD ROW: Howard Batt, John Carlson, Barbara Batt, Nancy Brockman, Phil Shaw, Harold Toth, Pat Sullivan, John Lohman, Diane Poole, Camille Kimble, Alan Heidt, Bob Lyon, Judy Knudsen, Carleton Gentry. FOURTH ROW1 Cynthia Breyley, Harry Hammock, George Lewis, Dean Stipt, Lin Henrion, Lamar Faircloth, Wally Taylor, Courtney Ross, Ted Griffon, Charlton Futch, Bill Brown, Lynn Breyley. Accompanist, Mary Jo Edmunds, Director, Stephen Yanetovich. Whether you belong to the long-haired class or otherwise, every- one enioys listening to good music. Strings, basses, Woodwinds, per- cussions-all instruments are represented in the C.H.S. orchestra. Al- though all of its members do not have a regular period of rehearsal, they all practice on a high scale before concert and engagement dates, The orchestra is a selectedlgroup under the direction ot Mr. Yanetovich. The orchestra participates in most musical concerts, and enters various contests throughout the year. Page Forty-Five up-w'4 '0' MATH CLUB A EUCLIDEAN ENTERPRIZE FIRST ROW: Jacquelyn Boyd, Jo Ann Bartola, Pat Moses, Lawrence Alley, Margaret Haseman, Linda Fischer SECOND ROW: Dotty Clark, Joan McGuire, Alice Pishotta, Beverly Rippard, Mrs. Dorris H. Johnson THIRD ROW Wayne Bolton, Roger Ashlev, Westlake Goehring, Dave Williams, Randall Reed, Carroll Ward Ray Raines Bill Wylie. lf anyone is interested in 3x-5 and hexagons, the Math Club is tor them. The purpose of the Math Club is For students interested in phases of Math. Students with a B average in some type ot math are eligible to ioin the club. The Math Club has had many interesting and varied activities. They had a float in the homecoming parade and were on a television program in the spring. They really had fun at their spring banquet and attending the Math Seminar in Gainesville. Much to the credit and in- terest ot the vvhole school, they sponsored the National Mathematics Exam. The Math Club is under the guidance ot Mrs. Dorris Johnson. Lawrence Westlake and Roger figure it out. Carroll, Jackie and Randy point to it ...,-. Q Page Forty-Six STAMP CL B Mr R Brown, Bill Hurd, Bobby Hinton, Bill Nee, Robert Cohrs, Billy Taylor, Chic Young, Ron Trost There is a deep silence punctuated with exclamations of delight such as, l don't have that one. This is a trading session of the Stamp Club of Clearwater l-ligh. This club, mainly an organ for exchanging stamps and information, is under Mr. Roberts Brown's able and ex- perienced leadership. Most members have specialized collections with subiects such as sports, religion, the Confederacy, and the Olympics. This year a collection of Olympics stamps was shown inthe library under their sponsorship. Trips have been made to stamp exhibits in other cities. As the hobby of stamp collecting has grown in the nation, so has our own stamp club grown. We look forward to other beautiful exhibits and interesting trading sessions over the duplicate boxes. Always o new one, Page Forty-Seven QQ 99 REWARD FOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN ATHLETICS FIRST ROW: John Espey, Tom Schirtz, James Rains, Coley Tooke, Bill Wightman, Ron Dennis. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Short, George Jor- genson, Don Serafin, Bill Gural, Zieg Crook, Tom Healey, Paul Mc- Mullen, Art Pratt, Bill Guy, Ted Daniels, Jim Collins, Dean Young. THIRD ROW: Kent Williams, Bob Moore, Larry Davis, Al Ulmer, Charles Rains, Bill Athanson, Herb Lovewell, Dave Stone, Bill Wylie, Jim Arnholt, James Simmons. FOURTH ROW: Dick Meadows, Dave The boys vvho go out to do battle on the athletic tlelds torm a club which this year has been made more active mainly through the ettorts ot Coach Justice. lts purpose is to promote esprit de corps among our athletes, and the general school spirit. Another aim is to increase the feeling ot good sportsmanship and friendly rivalry in all athletic games. All boys earning a letter in any sport may ioin this club. Williams, Bruce Moore, Jerry Martin, Rogers Padgett, Larry Strick- land, Bill Carroll, Tom Fritz, Buddy McKernan. FIFTH ROW: Van Neely, Tom Jardine, Frank Walker, Cam Rollins, Ron Davis, Byrd Booth, Sam Moyers, Roger Ashley. SIXTH ROW: Tom Petersen, Don Dempsey, Charles Everingham, Jon Harman, Phil Tharp, Dave Panos- sian, Earl Leach. Coaches and Co-Captains for this year and next. Page Forty-Eight Wfmvy, ' 5157 1 4 v WZ: : 4 ,gf 1 f ,fy !,, , X Games, teamwork, sportsmanship, work and play, whether aboard the good ship C.H.S. or another ocean liner, make acquaintances, friends, and good friends companions. The sports program of C.H.S. moves smoothly ahead from the first football practice in the Fall to the last serve of tennis in the Spring. SPORTS A I-ILETI FOOTBALL Those who make The athletic program run smoothly are The coaches and captains-ClearwaTer's program is varied as well as specialized-Sporlsmanship and physi- cal fitness are key words in afhleiics. Head Coach, Mr. William Justice A-squad Line Coach, Mr. Earle Brown M' M, w B-squad Coach, Mr. Douglas Mason B-squad Coach, Mr. Charles Robinson Co-captains, Bobby Tucker, Al Ulmer Page Fifty L . i 'TKT FIRST ROW: Bill Duffy, Dave Williams, Art Pratt, Zeig Crook, Bobby Tucker, Al Ulmer, Jim Collins, Paul McMullen, Jimmy Mason Dick Meadows, George Jorgeson, Ronny Short, David Stone SECOND ROW: Coach Brown, Bill Gural, John Wayne Connell Douglas McCraney, Larry Davis, Bucky Brannen, Ronnie Davis l Choflle EVe1'lf19l vGf1'1, Raymond Massieu, Bill Guy, Don Gamble, RlClTUl'd Sole, Charles Raines, Coach Justice. THlRD ROW: Cameron Rollins, Bob Carter, Tommy Kerr, Bobby Hinton, Dean Young Sam Moyers, Jon Harman, Tom Healey, Ted Daniels, Frank Walker, Bruce Fallon, Herb Lovewell, Bill Carroll, Ronnie Overcash. From the first kick-OH to the last end run for the winning TD, the football season was filled with practicing passes, drilling on the split-T formation, and keeping training. This year, the Tornadoes were a last- auarter club, having vvon three ot their games in the last minute. They FOOTBALL received more than their share ot the laurels in the Conference by vvinning the Pinellas County Championship, placing Al Ulmer on the All-Conference team, and placing Jim Collins on the second All-Con- ference. Al Ulmer also made second All-State Team. 2 coiimf- on d Ulmel' to? Collllls' n'i 5 r Tlflexl CO Teamwork O Page Fifty-One FOOTBALL BUCKY BRANNEN Bos CARTER ART PRATT DEAN YOUNG LARRY DAVIS SENIOR Sorosoto Plont Boco Ciego Ft. Myers St. Petersburg Jefferson Northeast Hillsborough Ivlcmotee T S ' AL ULMER orpon prmgs JON HARMAN PLAYERS THEY WE O 7 33 O 13 20 21 7 6 7 26 6 12 13 41 6 33 13 20 26 TEDDY DANIELS BOBBY TUCKER PAUL MCMULLEN DOUG MCCRANEY BILL CARROLL BILL GURAL DAVE WILLIAMS Page Fifty-Two FOOTB LL 5 .... 7 B , ,A ifpf. - ,I . ' ' -'-4 . - A gr- f I ...M 1, n D . A '1 A 'X , , M ,',,,, 1 T .f.,' . , 5 ' BILL Durrswf zsio creooiq JIM comms Pnil HOLLAND DON SERAFIN To be a Senior football player after warming the bench for Two years, and wishing To get your hands on The ball, seems Too good To be True. IT is wonderful To play with good Teammafes and coaches. in FIRST ROW: Jimmy Sapp, Jimmy Lashbrook, Bob Handley, Coley Steve Sloan, Coach Mason. THIRD ROW: William Afhanson, Joe Tooke, Dean Sfipp, Walter Britfain, Robert Young. SECOND ROW: Alesander, Kelley Wiseman, Jerry Martin, Dean Catoe, Ronnie Coach Robinson, Wrogg, Mickey McGee, Bob Compton, Lee Cari- Overcash, Terry Marlin, Don Dempsey, Gene Page, Dan Thompson, wright, Don Johnson, Tom Muller, Buddy McKernan, Dave Gilmore, Jim Marshall, Mike Grode. Page Fifty-Three Rogers Padgett and Dave Panossian, Managers, Coach Kenneth Walters. This year C.H.S. set the West Coast Conference BASKETBALL Basketball took over when the football season closed. New names with renewed enthusiasm for up- holding the pride of C.H.S., appeared in the headlines. Fellows who had sat on the sidelines last year became heroes overnight. scoring record by beating Sarasota 9l-39. A second feather in their cap was earned when they beat Jeffer- son High School, the District III Champions, with a score of 42-39. Leading scorers for C.H.S. are Larry Davis, 224, and Earl Leach, QT8. K! GM Tom Petersen, Herb Mitchell, Larry Davis, Al Ulmer, WE THEY Plant 49 59 Boca Ciega 50 44 Sarasota 54 26 Largo 54 62 Jesuit 38 56 Tarpon Springs 8l 5l Jefferson 42 39 Northeast 64 85 St. Pete 58 59 Sarasota 9l 39 Lakeland 58 67 Page Fifty-Four 5.23 Wwnd 'hmm' Earl Leach, Fred Hupp, Ev Marsh, Ricky Carlson WE THEY OLPH of Tampa 66 29 Tarpon Springs 80 33 Jefferson 24 34 Jesuit 47 53 Manatee 52 56 Boca Ciega 43 47 Plant 48 62 St. Pete 36 SQ Manatee 51 57 Largo 61 82 Northeast 54 66 Jim Thomas, Parker Sein, Frank Murphy. Not pictured, Buster Nqrum Y XX eb S 6604 BASKETB LL ACTIO SHOTS Markus! 'Wh' vox ' 6 NA' I3 Buster lumps Page Flffy-Five 02540, 501-1 me s fo 1105 ,ce r A-'Q 'fy fb mp: fo S Tarpon Springs Jelterson Jesuit Manatee Boca Ciega Plant St. Pete Manatee Largo THIRD ROW: Bill Geer, Jim Padgett, Robert Man, Taber Cornet, Murry Cook, William Wallace SECOND ROW: Tommy Moore, Steven Campbell, Coach Dudley, Buzz Lohrloauer, Mike Grocly. FIRST ROW Frank Murphy, Tom Curr. WE 3i 37 36 46 45 42 38 43 46 THEY T5 T2 33 33 44 29 39 35 36 B-SQUAD BASKETBALL Northeast Plant Boca Ciega Sarasota Largo Jesuit Jefferson Northeast St. Pete Sarasota wo ofa 55 Q ,LWC6 Sf! O ,Coos Page Fifty-Six -.... 2 l 7.3 .k., I I fs Jay , aj FIRST ROW: George Jorgenson, Bob Walpole, James Simmons, Phil l-lolland, Ronnie Griflin, James Thomas, Buz Lohrbauer, Charles Roberfs, Buddy McKernan, and Coach Mason. SECOND ROW: Coach Dudley, Ronnie Overcash, Charles Raines, Al Ulmer, Sam Moyers, Jim Collins, Larry Davis, Frank Murphey, Buster Narum, Murry Cook. Play Ball! says The umpire, and The game is under way. These magic words synonymous with baseball, ring out every spring, beclcon- S ing people To The ball park. These diamondiers, playing in a heads up manner, cannot fail To be an asseT to our school. James is showing Phil how it's done. Page Fifty Seven gr ,,.. ,, t i1g: , V84 FIRST ROW: Don Gamble, Tommy Moore, John Wayne Connell, David Gilmore, Ted Lutkehouse, Jake Gay, Ronnie Short, Tom Jardine. SECOND ROW: Coach Robinson, Joe Alexander, Arthur Easton, Ricky Carlson, Bill Athason, Bill Whipple, Ev Marsh, Raymond Massieu, Jim Padgett, Larry Thompson, Bill Geer, Coach Brown. NOT PICTURED: Jon Harman, Bucky Brannen, Don Sertin, Benny Coleman, Dave Williams, Paul TRACK With the coming ot Spring, track events break out on the sports calendar. The program consists of the lOO, 200 and 440-yard dashes, the half-mile and mile distance runs, the mile sprint medley with low and high hurdles, discus, iayelin and shot-put throws, broad jump, high jump and pole vault. C.l-l.S. has an active group in track this year com- posed of a large group of boys. McMullen. Throw if GilmOF6- Look out for the pole, Geer. Page Fifty-Eig ht SW MM NG TEAM Ready-Set-Go! a C, E for ' Q5 slr- 'ff ' l:,f 4 l f 61 1wn:4ggM i A f 1, i ', ., -Q-, fm My wiiiiitlm FIRST ROW: Dean Young, Mike Matherson, John Espey, Tom Petersen, Bruce Moore, Kent Williams, Burton McLain. SECOND ROW: Fred Allen, Bill Wylie, Greg Greunke, John Cummings, Don Bond, Bill Wightman, R-on Dennis. THIRD ROW: Coach Flanagan, David Lee, Lawrence Langille, Jerry Kinsey, Bill Thompson, Charles Smith, Walter Brittian, Howard Batt, Coach Brown, Swimmers take your mark! swimmers get set! swimmers go! and they're in the water to vie for school honors. Although the C.l-l.S. swim- ming team is only in its second year, it comes in tor its share of honors. Practices were held every day after school at the Pier Pavilion Pool under the direction of Coach Brown. With all its spirit and determina- tion the swimming team hits the water well. T , 'W' ' W 3 , A b,yAVx 'H' l il, f 'X f 4 sa Y 'iv I AO? his 7 M2 1,', '11 ' 77 V 4 'C l ,' I fa- ,g4jf,s.,,,g 5 -ff fi , ik! ,lg illlh ,A 1,3 ,, gm -t f t. lf iryilft ,Iwi S F . ' 1. f . , J I 4 f 'rp 2- W , ,ge , Z1 Q gg!! 5 i , f L-,, 9 I ,, mi, Q, ,iff f f .1 f Q 'Y 7 ' ., H yy!-'4 . , ' - 1- fl - J s ew- lg y , , jg, - 'i ,f: - I 3 kr 5 U 4 f- f' 'X 14,51 5 'Li , ' X51 ' 4-,iw ff , J vi, Wi, f, ' M gsm .., '- i as 5' -K I I g X, - , - - K V- .-JL, N41 V - , ,-,.,. , -' ' sr - 1 2. -, f' ' ., I V 5' . V i k,h, .V,h., . C . i ,541 s t .f C v V, it A f ' A.--+ ,ii Xl . . . P V . i. '4'9'ff-, Page Fifty-Nine ,I . nd watch Wllh Umfllememl Thompson, Matheson, Espey, Future Olymplics? r--f-n-gym-0 TENN S GOLF Game, set and match!-and another of C.H.S. opponents falls before the tennis team's accurate and fast shooting. Under the leader- ship of Coach Walters, our team has become a formidable power in the Western Conference. C.l-l.S. did not have a girls team this year, but the boys are more than making up for this lack. STANDING: Coach Kenneth Walters, Monte Beddo, Tom Kerr, Bobby Carter. SEATED: Eddie Carter, Wayne Bolton, Thomas Borst, Bobby Beck. Fore!-This is the word that can be heard any afternoon after school at the Country Club and it usually is a member of the C.l-l,S. golf team. The boys had eight matches this year. After these scheduled matches they went to the Southern Conference and to the State Con- ference. , . eff Oxvvq y MOr fa Amon 9 ft S0747 xpn 119 cpu, Page Sixty A , , y q V 1 in in filv M : , y .4414 lllkb fmfvfff- - ., FIRST ROW: Sonie Abner, Dede Lingo, Kitti Kohrt, Patsy Streans. SECOND ROW: Sandy Burton, Joan Golson, Sandy Clendenon. THIRD ROW: Sally Bacon, Beverly Rogero, Zo Ann Holt, CHEERLEADERS The Crimson and Gray pom-poms, banners, caps and pins shout the excitement in anticipation of a C.H.S. victory when the Cheerleaders call a pep meeting. Good leadership and peppy cheers make C.H.S. heard on any tield she invades. These energetic gals spark school spirit into every school member, and sporting events take on back-tingling excitement when they shout out their lusty encouragement. Coach is in the huddle, Dede and Sally, Co-Captains .4 1, X , I 9 1 1 t Zig, M tir, T Qi , J 1 ' J? Page Sixty-One GIBL'S BASKETBALL This year the girls' athletic teams were organized and have given themselves the name ot lntermurals. The basketball team has played a number of Pinellas County girls teams to make a good record for themselves. FIRST ROW: Kathy Hunt, Kay Chin, Helen Forrest, Cynthia Cassell, Sandy Bachus. SECOND ROW Joann Gates, Candy Blum, Carlene Baker, ZoAnn Holt, Mrs. Dorothy Dutkin. GIRUS VOLLEYBALL The volleyball team, members of lntermurals, played a number of games this year and made a good record for themselves. A total of ten games were played-Joann Gates and Alice Flandreau were the head spikers. l l ,L FIRST ROW: Debbie Bryant, Joann Gates, Candy Blum, Judy Carleson, Penny Ford. SECOND ROW: Barbara Gif- ford, Shirley Fight, Gayle McWhirter, Linda Penegar, Alice Flandreau, Mrs. Gunn, Adviser. D The Captain's tools have been given to us and we have been taught how to use them. As leaders of the organizations of C.H.S., it is our duty to chart the course of each . , . . 1. n f ' h ' God our understanding of our nations history, our apprecla no club. Our ant in , of scientific laws, and the abilities to live with people and be of service to them, all challenge us to the highest degree of attainment. g SENIORS i c 4 f fi, , ,ff f G f M fi, V, ' , , W ,Q fy 5 if M! ff, t Nami?-h gg ta ' 'J fi H vi ff!! , Wag, ' 1 A 2 f IM, i SALLY ADAMS CHARLES AYERS LLLL ,u , 21 fy, M uv I , 4 9' LLL? 1 LAWRENCE ALLEY WANDA AYERS We begin the year by choosing our classes. .RN JAMES ARNHOLT ROGER ASHLEY GARY ATHERTON HELEN BACHUS SALLY BACON PATRICIA BAKER THE REMEMBER GAINING THOSE LoNG SALLY JO ADAMS - Annual 56, Y-Teens 54,56p Homeroom Vice Pres- ident 55, Volleyball 54, Baseball 54, Basketball 54, Powder Putt Bowl 56. LAWRENCE E. ALLEY, III - Key Club 55,565 Math Club 56, Vice President 56, Baseball 56, Football Manager 55. JAMES ALAN ARNHOLT - Homeroom Vice President 56, Baseball 56, Football Manager 55. ROGER TRABUE ASHLEY - Honor Society 54,55,56, Vice President 56, Senate 54, Inter Nos 55,56, Treasurer 55, Inter Club Council 56, President 56, Key Club 54,55,56g Student Council 565 Boy's State 55. NORMAN GAROLD ATHERTON - Chorus 55. CHARLES NELSON AYERS - Baseball 54,55, Soccer 54,55, Visual Aid Club 54,552 Science Club 54, President, Sports Club 54,55, Sophomore Class Vice President 54, Transferred 56. WANDA YVONNE AYERS - Homeroom Treasurer 55.HELEN CHRISTINE BACHUS - Band 54,55p Volleyball 54, 55, Tri-Hi-Y 56, Basketball 54,55,56. SALLY ANNE BACON - Cheerlead- er 55,56, Co-captain 56, Usherette 54, Student Council 55, Corresponding Secretary 55, Los Gauchos 55,56, Powder Putt Game 55,56, Color Day Court 55, Basketball 55. PATRICIA LOUISE BAKER - D.C.T, Club 56. Page Sixty'Four K, V, V , If '91 ,vias ' 0 w , 5 'sm :NX 1 f -4, A f A ' f 'A MARTHA BARLOW JUANITA BARNES HOWARD BATT MARGARETE BAUER SENIORS AWAITED sENioRs PRIVILEGES HAZEL BEHLER BARBARA BERKE MARTHA BICKERSTAFF MARTHA LEE BARLOW-Volleyball 54, Mixed Chorus 55, D.C.E. Club 55. JUANITA MAY BARNES-Y.W.C,A. 54, Volleyball 54, Homeroom Vice Presi- dent 56, C.E. 56, Librarian. HOWARD CLIFFORD BATT-Science 55, 56, Band 54, 55, 56. MARGARETE CAROLINE BAUER-F.T.A. 55, 56, Secretary 56, Inter Nos 55, Future Nurses 56, Y-Teens 56. HAZEL MAE BEHLER-Tri-Hi-Y 54, D.E. 56, Homeroom Treasure 56, Blue and White 54, Drum and Bugle Corps 54, Transferred 54. BARBARA BERKE-Spanish 54, Girls Athletic Association 54, Basketball 54, Inter-Mural Sports 56, Y-Teens 54, F,H.A, 56. MARTHA BICKER- STAFF-Homeroom President 54, Activity Club 54, 55, Pep Week Committee 54, 55, Volleyball Team 55, 54, Bible Club 55, Transferred 56. JAMES ROBERT BLACKERT-Homeroom Vice President 54, WAYNE E. BOLTON-Madrigal Singers 54, 55, 56, Chorus 54, 55, 56, Business Manager 56, Key Club 54, 55, 56, Math Club 56, De Malay 54, 55, 56. LORE LEA BOSWELL-Pep Squad, Secretary 54, Speech Club 54, 55, Cheerleader 55, Transferred 55, Future Teachers 56, Masque and Gavel 56, Los Gauchos 56. 'Zn-3' 6 'Fl f I fm? , ,QLII JAMES BLACKERT V y WAYNE BOLTON Elg l iftg lf' L 5- f , QT-Mig LORA BOSWELL ,..-use-L K 1519- K I 'lf Page Sixty-Five . . . . . starting a new day of learning. . . with liberty and justice to ull. CHARLES BREEDEN LINDA BREYLEY NANCY BROCKMAN THOMAS BROWN fQN 'if' 4Q ' 1351 ADA JACQUELYN BOYD-Honor Society 54, treasurer 55, President 56, Girls State 55, Inter Nos 54, 55, 56, Los Gauchitos 55, Band 54, 55, 56, F.TiA. 54, 55, 56, Y.VV.C.A. 54, 55, 56. BARBARA FAYE BOYD-Drill Team 55: Mixed Chorus 56. JOHN ALLEN BOYD-Inter Nos 55, 56, President 56, Future Teachers ot America 55, 56, Treasurer 56, Safety Council 56, String Orchestra 55, 56, Mixed Chorus 54. BILL BOYLON. CLAUDIA LOUISE BRADER-French Club 54, 55, Glee Clulo 54, 55, Girls Athletic Association 54, 55, Transferred 55, Basket Ball 55, 56, Soft Bali 55, 56, Y.W.C.A, 54, 55. CHARLES RAYMOND BREEDEN- Homeroom President 54, Homeroom Vice President 55. LINDA JANE BREYLEY- Band 55, 56, Los Gauchos 54, 55, 56, Inter Nos 56, Glee Club 54, Future Teachers, 54. NANCY ELIZABETH BROCKMAN-Band 54, 55, 56, Orchestra 54, 55, 56, Camera Club 55, Secretary 55, TOM BROWN. NANCY B. BRYANT- Mixed ,Chorus 54, GirI's Glee Club 54, Office Assistant 56. THE FACING REALITY WITH THE JACQUELYN Boro BARBARA Boro JOHN Boro WILLIAM Boviori WW ist w :,,1 . TT' ftfi , Page Sixty-Six CLAUDIA BRADER NANCY BRYANT WILLIAM CARROLL EDWIN CARTER ROBERT CARTER ROBERT CATERER SENIORS JEAN CLARK SANDRA CLENDENON CLEARWATER-SARASOTA GAME BARBARA iauRTis PRisciLLA BUTLER BARBARA CAMPBELL PATRICIA CAMPBELL 491-. . Q . , Q 9129 BARBARA NOEL BURTIS-Sports Editor of Annual 56, F,l-l.A, 55, 56, Reporter 55, President 56, Powder Putl Game 56, Basketball 54, 55, 56, Volleyball 54, 55, Hi-Teens 54, 55, 56, Chorus 55, 56. PRISCILLA BUTLER-Homeroom President 55, Homeroom Program Chairman 56, l-li-Teens 55, 56. BARBARA FAY CAMP- BELL-Sertate 55, D.C.T. 56, Library 54. PATRICIA LEE CAMPBELL-Juriioi Class President 55, Usherette 55, 56, Student Council 55, PNA. 55, Color Day Court 55, Homecoming Court 56, Senior Class Vice President 56, Masque and Gavel Play 56, Student Diredor 56. WILLIAM GEORGE CARROLL-Football 54, 55, 56, Basketball 54, Baseball 54, Audio-Visual Club 54, Transfer. EDWIN HAGER CARTER-Tennis 54, 55, 56, Football 54, Hi-Y Club 54, 55, Latin Club 54, 55, Bi-Phy Chem Club 54, 55, Transfer 56. ROBERT CROXTON CARTER-Tennis 54, 55, 56, Football 54, 56, l ll-Y Club 54, 55, Latin Club 54, 55, Bi-Phy Chem Club 54, 55, Transfer 56. ROBERT CATERER-Football 54, Basketball 54, De Molay 55, Transfer 55, IMOJEAN CLARK-Los Gauchitos 54, Honor Roll 54, Basketball 54, Y-Teens 54, 55, 56, Softball 54, Annual Staff 56, PowderAPuft Game 56. SANDRA JEAN CLENDENON-Los Gauchos 54, 55, Secretary 54, Vice President 55, l.C,C. 55, Secretary, Cheerleader 55, 56, May Court 54, Senior Class Secretary 56, Masque and Gavel Play 56, Homecoming Queen 56. Page Sixty-Seven X M ,A ul, H V. , fy by M C B Q! 430 K.4f ry 5 2 1 Sl,,nv- 40 K IW' '1 f'nv- 'BN' 7 iw' , 49, A ,QW .3 ELIZABETH CLOW JAMES COLLINS JERRY CORBETT JAMES CORBETT . . . . . . listening to the comments on Macbeth and the beefs about the research papers and spelling. . . . . . JEAN CONNELL ARLENE CONNOR MICHAEL COOK SUE COTTRELL NORMAN CROOK MARY CURTIS THE TAKING PART IN HOMECOMING s MARY ELIZABETH CLOW. ELBERT JAMES COLLINS-Football 54, 55, 56, All Western Conference 55, 56, Baseball 54, 55, 56, All Western Conference 55, C-Clulo 54, 55, 56, Homeroom President 54, 55, Homeroom Vice President 56, Color Day King 55. ELBA JEAN CONNELL-Hi-Teens 54, I-lomeroom Secretary 56. ARLENE LOUISE MARY CONNOR-Band 54, 55, D.C.T. 56, Orchestra 54, 55, F.l-l,A, 55, HI-Teens 55, Transferred 54. MICHAEL ALLEN COOK. JERRY KAY CORBETT-Transferred 56. JAMES GAY CORBETT-Transferred 56. SUZANNE ELIZABETH COTTRELL-Hi-Teens 55, 56, Vice President 56, F.l-l.A. 56, Inter Club Council 56, Vice President, Annual Staff 56, NORMAN JAY CROOK-Football 54, 55, 56, Baseball 54, 55, C-Club 54, 55, 56, Sophomore Class President 54, Student Council 54, I-lomeroom President 55, 56, Color Day Court 55. MARY CURTIS-F.H.A. 54, ,55, Vice President, Homeroom Treasurer 55, Drill Squad 55, Hi-Teens 56. Page Sixty-Eight 49 4au,,g., 'we JOSEPH DAGNON TEDDY DANIELS LAWRENCE DAVIS THOMAS DAY SENIORS coi.oRFuL AND SUSPENSEFUL ATMOSPHERE JOSEPH LEE DAGNON-Stamp Club 55, I.C.C. 55, Science 56. JOSEPH TEDDY DANIELS-Football 55, 56, Baseball 54, Orchestra 54, 55, 56, Band 54, 55, 56, Senate 54, 55, C-Club 55, 56, Coach for Powder Putt Game. LAWRENCE MERLE DAVIS-Football 54, 55, 56, Basketball 54, 55, 56, Baseball 54, 55, 56, Vice President 54, Varsity Club 54, C-Club 55, 56, Band 54, Transferred 55, THOMAS LEWIS DAY-Latin Club 54, Science Club 54, 55, De Malay 54, 55. DOROTHY JANYCE DECIMA-Inter Nos 54, Junior Class Treasurer 55, Band 54, 55, 56, Secretary 56, Flagtwirler 56, Clearlight Staff 56, Business Manager 56. ROSE- LINDA TERESA DELLAIRA-Transferred 54, Glee Club 54, Senate Representa- tive 55, Volleyball 54, Captain, D.C.T, 56, Y-Teens 54. DARLENE JOANN DORSCH-Band 54, 55, Orchestra 54. WILLIAM EDWARD DUFFY-Football 55, 56, Track 55, 56, C-Club 55, 56, Homeroam Vice President 56. MARCIA MAY EMERSON-Y.W.C,A. 55, 56, F.I'l.A. 55, 56, Treasurer 55, Homeraom Repre- sentative 54, Masque and Gavel 56, JOHN RICHARD ESPEY-Football Manager 54, Swimming Team 55, 56, Masque and Gavel, De Malay. DOROTHY DECIMA W ROSELINDA DELLAIRA 'MN W 'ttf-raw' DARLENE DORSCH WILLIAM DUFFY MARCIA EMERSON I vur1 i JOHN ESPEY , 'iv X M lor eww EAW. V Page Sixty-Nine . . , . . . watching the serious coaches pon- dering the plays of the female players in the Powder Puff Bowl ...,.. IDA FAYE FAIRCLOTH. BRUCE BERNARD FALLON-Band 54, 55, 56, Vice President 56, Basketball 54, Homeroom President 54, Platoon Leader, Military Ed. 54, Alternate Senate Representative 55, Orchestra 54, 55, 56, Transfer 54. CAROLYN JOYCE FAUPEL- D.C.T. 55, D.C.E. 56, Treasurer 56, Honor Roll 54, 55, 56. SHIRLEY SUE FILLMON-Volleyball 54, General Music Class 55, D.C.T. 56. JIMMY BRYAN FISHER-Transfer 54, Student Council 54, 55. GEORGE ERNEST FISKE-Annual Staff 56, Editor-in-Chief 56, Foot- ball 55, Senate Representative 54, Safety Council 56, Cheerleader, Powder Putt Football Game 56, Student Council 56, DEANNE FLEMINGS-Student Council President 56, Student Council Vice President 55, GirI's State 55, Sophomore Class Secretary 54, Band 54, 55, 56, Flagtwirler 55, 56, Captain 56, Y-Teens 54, 55, 56, Sweetheart Court 55. JEAN ADELE FORTUNE--Library Council 54, 55, 56, Secretary 55, Vice President 56, Science Club 55, Stamp and Coin Club 56. SUE ELLEN FRANCIS-Volleyball 54, Pep Squad 55. JANET LOUISE FRIEDBACHER-Future Nurses 54, 55, 56, Inter Nos 55, 56, Basketball 54. THE COMING EARLY TO ORDER CLASS RINGS CAROLYN FAUPEL SHIRLEY FILLMON JIMMY FISHER SUE FRANCIS JANET FRIEDBACHER FAYE FAIRCLOTH BRUCE FALLON GEORGE FISKE DEANNE ELEMINGS 'ik W RUTH GLISSION WESTLAKE GOEHRING VIVIAN GREENE FRANCES GRANTHAM RONALD GRIFFON SENIORS PEGGY GROSS INVITATIONS, AND ANNOUNCEMENTS ADRIENNE FULLOP SHIRLEY GEETING CHARLOTTE GEIGER JEAN GILLIS A ' A 'S y ' f i g ' 'U, I sf al94 t' , we ADRIENNE JENNIE FULLOP-Annual Staff 56, Band 54, 55, 56, Orchestra 56, Powder Puff Football Game 56. SHIRLEY tANNE GEETING-Band 54, 55, 56, F.H.A. 54, 55, 56, Secretary 56, Transferred 55. CHARLOTTE LUCILE GEIGER- Band 54, 55, 56, Future Nurses 55, F.H.A. 56, Homeroom Secretary 55. JEAN MARIE GILLIS-Transferred 55, Student Council Officers 54, Latin ll Club 54, French l Club 55, Acquatic Club 54, 55,'Glee Club 54, 55, School News Reporter 55, Clearlight 56. RUTH GLISSON--D.C.T. 56. WESTLAKE LINDSAY GOEHRING- Honor Society 55, 56, Boy's State 55, Student Council Elections Chairman 56, Glee Club 54, 55, 56, Madrigal 54, 55, 56, Key Club 54, 55, 56, Math Club 55, 56, Inter Nos 54, 55, 56. NELL FRANCES GRANTHAM--Color Day Queen 55, Usherettes 54, 55, Captain, Calendar Girl 55, l.C.C. 54, 55, 56, Secretary 55, 56, Clearlight Photography and Copy Editor 56, Glee Club- 54, 55, 56, Vice President 55, 56, Y-Teens 55, 56. VIVIEN HELEN GREENE-Transferred 54, Cheerleader 54, Varsity Club 54, Monitor Club 54, Office Club 55, D.C.T. 55, D.C.E. 56, Secretary 56. RONALD GRIFFON-Baseball 54, 55, 56, C-Club 55, 56, Baseball 56, Football Manager 56, I-lomeroom Treasurer 55, Alternate Senate Representative 54, All Western Conference. PEGGI ANN GROSS-Color Day Court 55, Masque and Gavel 55, 56, Vice President 56, Inter Club Council 56, Future Homemakers of America 55, I-li-Teens 54, 55, 56, Senate 54. Page Seventy-One Q, K'-o 'dffa 6 f ' I QE A im. V, J ' , 5 V, 7.0, - .4 , ff Q myf ., If f , U!! ,. ,yy time f,-',, 1 ' -1, '. 4:45 ral ' ...M -f 4 555 . . 74 'fs ' W W SANDRA GRUNDY WILLIAM GURAL MYRTLE HADDAN RICHARD HAGAN HARRY HAMMOCK SHARON HANSEN JONATHAN HARMAN CHEARIE HARPER KATHLEEN HARTUNG GRETCHEN HASEMAN . . . . . . sifting on Those benches doing homework, listening to the Iaiesf gossip, and iusf plain resting. . . . . . . Mg., , . ,gf uw, KICK A -n. I 4 , ' Q lr W . fx, ,, H THE cnoosme simon Picruizes AND SANDRA JEAN GRUNDY-D.C.T. Club 56. WILLIAM JOSEPH GURAL-Foofball 54, 55, 56, Baseball 54, 55, 56, C-Club 54, 55, 56. MYRTLE INEZ HADDAN- Los Gauchitos 55, D.C.T. 56, Parliamentarian. RICHARD HAGAN. HARRY FRANK- LIN HAMMOCK-Key Club 54, 55, 56, Band 54, 55, 56, Chorus 54, 55, 56, Madrigal 54, 55, 56, Orchestra 54, 55, 56, l.C.C. 56, De Molay 54, 55, 56, SHARON HANSEN-Band 54, 55, Pep Club 54, 55, GAA., D.C.T., Transferred 56. JONATHAN MILES HARMAN-Football 54, 55, 56, Track 55, 56, Senafe 55, Ceclub 55, 56, Powder Puff Coach 55, 56. CHEARIE MARGENE HARPER- Transferrecl 56, G,A.A. 53, 54, 55, Choir 53, 54, 55, Pep Squad 53, 54, 55, Jr. Sr. Prom Committee, Clecirlight Staff 56, F,H.A. 56, Y-Teens 56. KATHLEEN HELENE HARTUNG-Usherefte 54, 55, 56, Senate 54, 55, Hi-Teens 56, Home- room Secretory 55. GRETCHEN LOUISE HASEMAN-Honor Society 55, 56, Math Club 56, Secretary 56. Page Seventy-Two ,mi K f Z, ff' WNW' -1 V4 , ,.f' . wig - 'Wt' 1 ' 4 '1! lln-, ,rua ' ,flifw ,W l HUGH HAYES TANYA HEAPS HARRIETTE HEMERICK LINLEY HENRION SENIORS Most IMPORTANT AccoMPusHMENTs PAUL HINTSON PHILIP HOLLAND HEDY HOMUTH ZOANN HOLT SONDRA HOUK I KENNETH IRWIN CHARLES HUGH HAYES-Golf 54, 55, 56, lnter NOS 54, C-Club 54, 55, 56, Homeroom President 54, De Molay 54, 55, Safety Council 56. TANYA LOUISE HEAPS-F.N.A. 54, 55, 56, Clearligltt Stall 56, Volleyball 54, Senate 55, Transfer 56, Speedball 56, North Star Staff 56. HARRIETTE ARMSTRONG HEMERICK-Hi-Teens 54, 55, 56, Sweetheart Candidate 54, President 55, Horne- room Treasurer 54, Inter Nos 55, 56, Honor Society 55, 56, Senior Class Trea- surer 56, Honor Roll 55. LINLEY CARL HENRION-Band 54, 55, 56, Vice Presi- dent 55, Band President 56, De Molay 54, 55, 56, Chevalier 56, Assistant Drum Maior 56, Glee Club 54. PAUL BENNETT HINTSON-Vice President D.C.E. 56, D.C.T, 56. PHILIP EDWARD HOLLAND-Football 54, 56, Baseball 55, 56: Safety Council 56, Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer 54, 55. HEDY MARTA HOMUTH-Volleyball 54, Basketball 54, Alternate Senate 55, Hi-Teens 54, 55, 56, Secretary 56, F.H.A, 56, Powder Puff Bowl 56. ZO ANN HOLT-Cheerleader 55, 56, Galt 54, 55, Powder Putt Bowl 55, 56, Masque and Gavel 54, 55, 56, Color Day Court 55, Junior Officer 55, Homecoming Court 56. SONDRA KAY HOUK-Honor Roll 55, 56, Los Gauchitos, Vice President 54, Hi-Teens 54, 56, Junior Class Vice President 55, Los Gauchos 55, Annual Staff 56, Powder Putt Bowl 56. KENNETH TAYLOR IRWIN-Honor Roll 55. 'i s2..7 'V' L Page Seventy-Three '-'Fit . . . . . standing there hoping the person in front of you doesn't drink the fountain dry . . . wishing he would hurry. . . . . LOUISE IRWIN MERRY JUNE JACKSON LOUISE ESTHER IRWIN-Band 54, 55, 56, D.C.T. 56. MERRY JUNE JACKSON-Homeroom President 54, Annual Staff 56, Busi- ness Manager 56, F.T.C. 54, 55, 56, Band 54, 55, 56, Business Manager 55, Y-Teens 54, 55, 56, Conference Delegate 55, Sweet- heart Court 54. EDWARD VALENTINE JACKSON-Transfer 54- Homeroom President 56. THOMAS HAROLD JARDINE-Track 54 55, 56, Basketball 54, 55, C-Club 54, 55, 56, Tennis 54, 55 KENNETH LOUIS JOHNSON-Homeroom President 54, Vice Presi- dent 54, Senate 56. OLIVE VALREE JOHNSON-Nurses Club 54, 55, Inter Church Youth Council 55, Vice President 55, D.C.E. 56. WILLIAM KENT JOHNSON-Senate 54, Homeroom Treasurer 56, Basketball 54, 55, 56, Band 54, Baseball 56. PAULINE KELLY- D.C.T, 56. SHEILA NANETTE KENNEDY-Senate President 56, Student Council 56, Chorus 54, 55, 56, Madrigal 55, Calendar Girl 55, 56, Usherettes 56, Hi-Teens 56. VIRGINIA MADELINE KERR-Transfer 55, Badminton 55, F,H,A. 56, Parlimentarian 56, Y.VV.C.A. Tri Ep 54, 55, Annual Stott 55, Basketball 54, 55. 1 f THE CARRYING HOME THE EVER EDWARD JACKSON THOMAS JARDINE KENNETH JOHNSON OLIVE JOHNSON WILLIAM JOHNSON PAULINE KELLY SHIELA KENNEDY VIRGINIA KERR My tr.,, M A' iw' 'W I 2 ? , 'Ba' N774 V, , xi ,,,, ' W! fy ' X ew g 4,4 Page Seventy-Four HAROLD LAMPH EAR GEOFFREY LEE GEORGE LEWIS SUSANNE LESLIE MARY DIANNE LEWIS SENIORS DEANNE LINGO PRESENT STACK OF BOOKS BETTY JO KINSEY JILANN KIRK KENNETH KLUEPFEL LORRAINE KOOPMAN 49515, Q if . . I ,A K: kk . 4. L vw 1 Ii' I ' ix Qu i, T dl!-Inu 55 ' if digg' ,W-en., 124, BETTY JO KINSEY. JILANN MARIE KIRK-Usherette 54, 55, 56, Captain 56, Calendar Girl 55, 56, I-Iomeroom Secretary 54, 55, Powder Putt Bowl 56, Volley- ball 54, Homecoming Court 56. KENNY EDWARD KLUEPFEI.. LORRAINE ALLISON KOOPMAN-Hameraom Secretary 54, Homeroom Program Chairman 54, HAR- OLD FRANKLIN LAMPHEAR-Band 54, 55, Science Club 55, 56. HELEN GEOF- FREY LEE--Volleyball 54, Y.W.C.A. 55, 56, Vice President 55, I.C,C. 55, Los Gauchos 55, 56. SUSANNE LESLIE-Latin Club 53, Prom Committee 55, Jr. Play Cast 55, Cheering Block 55, Chorus 55, 56, Y-Teens 54, President Safety Council 56. GEORGE TALMADGE LEWIS-De Molay 54, 55, 56, Chevalier 54, 55, 56, Band 54, 55, 56, Orchestra 54, 55, 56, German Band 55, 56, Masque and Gavel Play 56, Master Councilor. MARY DIANNE LEWIS-Red Cross 54, Spanish Club 54, Omega Literary Society 55, Staff Shawannee Trial 55, Student Council 55, Swimming Team 54, 55. DOROTHY DEANNE LINGO-Cheerleader 55, 56, Co-Captain, Usherette 54, Tennis Team 54, I.C.C. 55, 56, Y-Teens 54, Powder Putt Game 55, 56. Page Seventy-Five fe. G f- ' L 'K ,, , 6 Y, I' ,I Wggh , A ,. ,X h. , W ,V , 9 , N - K -awe N V, 1- X ,,'y -Wm 4,7 V 7 I ,,,,, r A 'M .....f A I ,'f, ,f ,- X 7 2, TTI' 1 f , V f Yi 7 5' ,, ,M ' ,f ,,,. , , 1 ug, , -M, J -G-.1 ' M09 KAY LIPPINCOTT ROBERT LYON . . . . deciding HILDA LOKAU BARBARA LOPEZ THOMAS LOUGHLIN ROXANA LOWE DOUGLAS MCCRANEY JULIA MCELROY PATRICIA MCGEE JOHNSIE MCQUIRE Hof dog or Chile? . . . THE WAITING PATIENTLY TO BE KAY LIPPINCOTT-l'li-Teens 54, 55, 56, Future Nurses 54, 55, 56, Secretary 56, Annual Staff 56, Powder Puff Bowl 56, Drill Squad 55, Glee Club 55, 56, Volleyball 54. HILDA M. LOKAU-Band 56, Los Gauchos 55, 56, Secretary 56, Future Teachers 55, 56, Tri-Hi-Y 56, Chorus 54, Transferred 55. BARBARA JEAN LOPEZ-Homeroom President 54, Volleyball 54, Drill Squad 55, Future Nurses 56. THOMAS ALLAN LOUGHLIN-Band 55, 56, Science Club 55, Camera Club 56. ROXANA CEA LOWE-Volleyball 54, 55, Basketball 54, 55, Hockey 54, 55, Commercial Club 54, Sofiball 54, 55, Color Guard 54, 55, Transferred 56. ROBERT GLENN LYON-Band 54, 55, 56, Science Club, President 55, Class Reporfer 54, Science Award 55, French Club 54, Treasurer 54, Transferred 56. DOUGLAS RANDOLPH MCCRANEY-Foofball 54, 55, 56. JULIA LEE MCELROY-Calendar Girl 54, Mixed Chorus 56, F.l'l.A. 56. PATRICIA ANNE MCGEE-l'li- Teens 54, 55, F.H.A, 55, 56, Treasurer 56, JOHNSIE ROGERS MC- GUIRE-Audio-Visual Club 54, D.C.E. 56, Parliamentarian 56. Page Seventy-Six X Tj, X W J lf 4 ya , Z 9 4, Z f Y Q, -. ffl PATRICIA MCKENZIE BERTON MCLAIN SENIORS MEASURED FOR CAPS AND GOWNS JAMES MCNEIL PATRICIA MCQUILLIAM BERTON MARSTON CATHERINE MARTINELLI BETSYRENE MASON RICHARD MATTEIS MICHAEL MATHESON PATRICIA ALICE MCKENZIE-National Honor Society 55, 56, Inter Nos 55, 56, Glee Club 56, Future Teachers 55, 56, Homeroom Treasurer 55, Transferred 54, BERTON PAUL MCLAIN-Band 54, 55, 56, Band Letter 55. PAUL MAYES MC- MULLEN-Football 54, 55, Basketball 54, 55, 56, Track 54, 55, C-Club 54, 55, 56, Homeroom Secretary 53, Homeroom Vice President 54. JAMES HOYT MC- NEIL-Homeroom President 55, Homeroom President 56, Masque and Gavel 56, PATRICIA ANN MACQUILLIAM-Drill Squad 54, Church Youth'5 Club 54, Senate Alternate 55. BURTON THEODORE MARSTON-Homeroom Vice President 54, Basketball 54. CATHERINE MARTINELLI-Homeroom Secretary 55, Annual Staff 56, Powder Puff Football Game 56, Transferred 54. BETSYRENE MASON-Ushew ette 54, 56, Cheerleader 55, F.l'I.A. 56, Y'Teens 56, Homeroom President 56, Homeroom Treasurer 55, Powder Puff Bowl 55, 56. RICHARD MICHAEL MATTEIS -Football 54, Wrestling 54, Foreman in Woodshop 55, Transferred 55. JAMES MICHAEL MATHESON-Vice President Camera Club 55, C-Club 54, 55, News- paper Sfaff 54, 55, 56, I-Ii-Y 54, 55, Masque and Gavel 56, Homeroom Safety Representative 56. miiflilwls W, 'I ' ., ,ffm I V, , I f ' ,f f, 4? Page Seventy-Seven . . . . buying football tickets, annuals, candy, and play tickets. . . WILLIAM MICHAUD HERBERT MITCHELL DORIS MILES GENEVA MOON RICHARD MILLS BRUCE MOORE ' mgiw-we nw, . WILLIAM ERIC MICHAUD-Science Club 54, 55, 56, Chorus 56. DORIS ANN MILES-Girls Athletic Association 54, Sunshine Club 54, High School Band 54, Transferred 55, Homeroom Treasurer 56, Tri-Hi-Y Club 56. RICHARD POWELL MILLS-Baseball 54, Homeroom President 55, D,C.T. 55, 56, President, D.E. 56, Transfer 55. JOAN HELEN MISIEWICZ- Honor Society 54, 55, 56, Secretary 56, Inter Club Council 55, Y-Teens 55, 56, Conference 55, Inter Nos 55, 56, Vice President 55, Homeroom Secretary 54, Elections Committee 56. HERBERT FRANKLIN MITCHELL- Senior Class President 56, Homeroom President 54, 55, Basketball 54, 55, 56, Student Council 55, 56, Student Council Reporter 56, May Court Escort 55, Clearlight Staff 56, DORCUS GENEVA MOON-Homeroom President 54, 55, D.C.T. 56. BRUCE EDWARD MOORE-Football 54, 55, C-Club 55, Baseball 56, Basketball 54, De lvlolay 54, 55, 56. SANDRA CLAIRE MOORE-Editor-in-chief of Clearlight 56, Y-Teens 55, 56, F,I'I.A. 54, Band 54, Chorus 54, 55, 56, Spanish Club 55. ANNE CAROLYN MORRIS-Los Gauchitos 54, President, Hi-Teens 54, 55, 56, Senate 55, Secretary, Los Gauchos 55, 56, President 56, Honor Society 55, 56, Annual Staff 56, Honor Roll, 55. BARBARA ANN ZEIGLER-F.H.A. 54, 4-H Club 54, Homeroom Secretary 55, Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer 56, Tri-HI-Y 56, Transfer 56. SANDRA MOORE ANNE MORRIS sy.. if 5.5.0 I W i s 5:4 ,Q ,wwygffgg v , ' Q , 55 1, Y S . A U 1. 'WZ' Q 3 .J ,.., . . .. . 7? ' ,gh-Htl Page Seventy-Eig ht THE LOVING EACH CHARACTERIZATION BARBARA ZEIGLER JOAN Misiewicz CHARLES NEWMAN WALLACE NISWANDER DONALD O'BRIEN DENISE O'LEARY RODGERS PADGETT WARREN PAN NONE SEN IORS IN THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY BRUCE MORGAN PATRICIA MOSES NANCY MYLANDER ROSEMARY NEFF lu i ?:I1 f '1 Ili 2 W6 as 5 -fuss F 5 44 ,psf-pwfffww 0' BRUCE MONROE MORGAN-Chorus 54, 55, 56, All State Chorus 55, Papa Is All 55, Masque and Gavel 56, Madrigal 54, 55, 56, Our Town 56, Home- coming Chairman 56. PATRICIA PATTY-LU MOSES-Math Club'Tre-osurer 55, Presi- dent 56, Gauchos 55, 56, Los Gauchitos 54. NANCY CATHERINE MYLANDER- Math Club 55, 56, Secretary 55, Y-Teens 56. ROSEMARY NEFF-Drill Squad 55. CHARLES RAY NEWMAN. WALLACE LOWELL NISWANDER-Student Council 54, Football 54, 55, Spanish Club, President 54, Assisfanf Editor of Clearlighf 56, Produciion Manager 55, Vice Presiclenf of I-Iomeroom 56, Science Club 54, 55, 56, Junior Class Play 55. WILLIAM DONALD O'BRIEN-Basketball 54, 55, 56, DENISE AGNES O'LEARY-Volleyball 54, Honor Roll 55, Y-Teens 56. RODGER5 PADGETT-C-Club 54, 55, 56, Basketball Manager 54, 55, 56, Baseball 56, Home- room Vice President 54, 56, News Editor Clearlighf 56, Golf 55, 56. WARREN ANTHONY PANNONE. Page Seventy-Nine lK i. iq Q-,af Q9 'mv ww ,..4,,4y f 'dwarf ' fvyv,,f ff - M Mrs: 'VY ,M is DAVID PANOSSIAN MARY MARGARET PARK SANDRA PARNELL MONTINE PENNINGTON THOMAS PETERSEN WILLIAM PETTIGREW MARY PHIPPS ALICE PISHOTTA GAYLE PIXLEY MARILYN PLUMB . . . . . . ordering Senior rings and realizing this was the last year ...... ,..-fee it ' 1 f 1,3 , V af, i .... THE ENJOYING EVERY MINUTE oF DAVID WARTON PANOSSIAN-Horneroom Vice President 54, 55, Bas- ketball 54, 55, 56, Track 54, 55, 56, Golf 54, 55, C-Club 55, 56. MARY MARGARET PARK-Senate 56, Y-Teens 56, Transferred 56, Band- tront 55, Honor Society 55, Radio Staff 54, 55, Commercial Art Club 54, Latin Club 54, 55. SANDRA CARON PARNELL-Future Nurse'S 54, 55, 56, Vice President, Program Chairman, I,C.C. 55, Treasurer, Y-Teens 56, Band 54, MONTINE PENNINGTON-Vice President ot Sophomore Class, Tennis Team 55, Recording Secretary of Student Council 55, Vice President ot Student Council 56, Treasurer, Los Gauchitos, Los Gauchos, Circulation Manager at Annual 56. CHARLES THOMAS PETERSEN- Senate 54, Treasurer, Basketball 54, 55, 56, Swimming 55, 56, C-Club 55, 56, I-lomeroom President 55, De Malay. WILLIAM CONLEY PETTI- GREW-Camera Club 54, 55, Transferred 56, Amicitic Club 55, Dramatics Club 54, 55, Public Speaking 55, Track 54, 55, Maine State Speaking League 55, Clearlight Staff 56. MARY LOUISE PHIPPS-Annual Staff 56, F.l'l,A. 56, Powder Putt Football Game 56. ALICE PAULINE PISHOTTA- Masque and Gavel 54, 55, 56, Science Club 55, Senate 55, 56, Inter Nos 55, 56, Honor Society 55, 56. GAYLE EMMA PIXLEY. MARILYN JANE PLUMB-Band 54, 55, Glee Club 54, 55, 56, Madrigal 55, 56, Library Club 55, 56. Page Eig hty 4 - .Q-,,, 1.4. DONALD LOUIS PODBOY --Senate 54,555 Golf 54,55,56, Auditorium Committee 54, 55,56, Exchange Club Calendar Photographer 54,55, Clearlight Photographer 56, BEVERLY JEAN POWERS-Inter Nos 55,56, Y.W.C.A. 54,55,56 Corresponding Secre- tary, Annual Staft 56, Masque and Gavel 55,56 Treasurer, Basketball 54, Volleyball 54. ART WALLACE PRATT-Football 54,56, Baseball 54, Homeroom Vice-President 54,55, Honor Roll 55, Swimming 55,56, C-Club 55,56, Jr. Rotarlan 56. GLENNDA KAY PRIDGEN-Y-Teens 54,56, Wheeletes 55, Anchor Club Vice-President 55, F.H.A. 54, Transferred 55. NANCY LEE QUESSENBERRY-Volleyball 54, Basketball 54, Home- room President 56, D, E. Club Program Chairman 56. RAYMOND LEE RAINES fe-Key Club 55,56, DeMolay 54,55,56, Homeroom Treasurer 54, l-lomeroom Vice-President 56, Math Club 56. JAMES ALLEN RAINES-Baseball 54,55,56. JANET MAUREEN REAGAN-Drill Squad 55, Hi Teens 54,55, F.H.A. Reporter 56, FTA. 56. RANDALL REED--Band 54,55,56, Drum Major 56, F.T.A, 54,55,56, President 55, De Molay 54, 55,56, Scribe Treasurer 55, Math Club 56, SUSAN JEAN REIS- Euturps 54, Latin Club 54, Dance Club 54, Collegiate Party 54, Tranferred 54, Los Gauchos 54,55,56, F.H.A. 55: F.T.A. 56. IQ rg? -an J as V Q ,R fsl' 1-1.-S. 7' f Q! , ,g s it W - F3 K at mid?-7 W Page Eighty-One HM f f . , .. ,i .....trying to get your books out of the locker DAVID RENAUD HELEN ROBBINS BKMM3 and not get stepped on. .. TRAVIS RENFROE BEVERLY ROGERO timin- DAVID BLAIR RENAUD-Bond 54,55,56, Science Club 56, Homeroom Vice- President 55. TRAVIS LARONE RENFROE-Band 54, D.C.T, 56. BEVERLY JAC- QUELINE RIPPARD-Honor Society 56, Student Council 55,56, Y-Teens 55,56, Sophomore Closs Treasurer 54, Senate 54, Masque and Gavel 55,56, Math Club 56. HELEN LAURA ROBBINS-All State Chorus 55, Drill Squad 55, Madri- gal Group 55,56, Mixed Chorus 55,56. CHARLES GRADY ROBERTS-Baseball 55, French Club 55, Debate Club 55, Glee Club 55, TaHo Club 55, Honor Roll 55, Transferred 56. BEVERLY ANN ROGERO-Cheerleaders 56, Business Man- ager, Honor Society, Los Gauchos 55,56, Usherettes 55, Los Gauchitos 54. COURTNEY DEAN ROSS-Band 53,54,55, Orchestra 54,55. CLAUDIA DIANE RUCH-Senate 56, Y-Teens 55,56, Inter Nos 55,56, Homeroom Secretary 55, Homeroom Vice-President 54. NICK SAJATOVIC-Band 56, MARTHA GENE SARGENT-Y.W.C.A. 54,55,56, Secretory 55, President 56, Moke-up, Editor Clearlight 56, Masque and Gavel 55,56, F,T.A. 55,56, Los Gauchos 55,56, Senate 54, Inter Nos 54. CHARLES ROBERTS CLAUDIA RUCH 'W' fi 5:1- Poge Eig hty-Two THE SUMMING UP YOUR KNOWLEDGE IN BEVERLY RIPPARD NICHOLAS SAJATOVIC COURTN EY ROSS GENE SARGENT r . , ,Q rs . G 4 j ,, , DONALD SERAFIN MARTHA SESSIONS WILSON SHEETS MARY SEWARD SANDRA SHEPPARD PATRICIA SILO SENIORS THOSE cRuclAl. PLACEMENT TESTS THOMAS SCHIRTZ SALLYANN SCHUCKER MARLYN SCHOL SANDRA SEGUI 'Wad' -' 'ni-I ,fm-A W-aan' nga f is ISN- I I S 'WW I gvitfw Av 1 xg' 65 x 'I ff? THOMAS CHARLES SCHIRTZ-Football Manager Football 54. SALLYANN SCHUCKER-. SANDRA 55,56, DONALD SERAFIN-Inter Nos 55,565 Key 56, Track 54,55,56g Football 56, C Club 54,55,56p fm, .-A Cl J of S 55. MARLYN LEE SCHOL- ELLEN SEGEUI-Drill Squad Club 54,55,56g Science Club Junior Rotarian 56. MARTHA HELOISE SESSIONS-Annual Staff 565 Literary Editor, Los Gauchos 55, Los Gouchitos 54, Y-Teen 54,55,56g Honor Roll 561 Volleyball 54, Powder Puff Bowl 56. MARY SAXTON SEWARD-Chorus 54,55f Moravian Association 55, Secretary 555 Spanish Club 54,555 Program Chairman 55, Transferred 56. WILSON ESCO SHEETS-, SANDRA LOU SHEPPARD-Future Nurses Club 54,55,56y Drill Squad 551 Y-Teens 565 Volleyball 54. PATRICIA JO SILO-Hi Teens 54, 55,56g Drill Squad 55, Volleyball 545 Office Assistant 565 Basketball 54. Page Eig hty-Th ree 'Q 'v., AK CT- hmqf T at 5 XWX IN? JAMES SIMMONS JERRY 'nv -uv K , SMITH NANCY SMITH PATRICIA SMITH THOMAS SNYDER ELIZABETH SOWEII PATRICIA STEARNS BETTY STEWART MARK STEWART cARoIYN sTINsoN . . . Having a coke in between dances at the gym . . . x Z ,N -Q- THE BEING RELIGIOUSLY INSPIRED BY THE JAMES ELDON SIMMONS-Baseball 54,55,56. JERRY E, SMITH-Transfer 55. NANCY JANE SMITH-Future Nurses 55,565 Orchestra 54,55,565 Band 55,565 Senate Representative 55. PATRICIA ANNE SMITH-Vice-President of Sophomore Class 545 F.H.A. Recording Leader 555 Homecoming Attendant 545 Y-Teens 54,55, Publication Chairman 545 Theta Rho Sorority 545 Allied Youth 555 Transferred 56. THOMAS EDWARD SNYDER-D.C.E. 565 EB. 54. MARY ELIZABETH SOWELL-Future Nurses 545 Volleyball 54,555 Basketball, Captain 555 Softball 555 Alternate Senate Repre- sentative 55, PATRICIA STEARNS-Cheerleader 565 Mosque and Gavel 55, Secre- tary 565 Los Gauchitos 55, Treasurer5 Los Gauchos 565 Calendar Girl 565 Homecoming Court 565 Y-Teens 54,55. BETTY JOYCE STEWART -Annual Staff 565 Masque and Gavel 55,565 Powder PufT Game 565 Library Club 55, Treosurer5 Y-Teens 545 Home- room Secretary 56. MARK UNDERNEW STEWART-Band 565 Golf Team 555 Swim- ming Team 55. MARY CAROLYN STINSON -Y.W.C,A. 54. Page Eighty-Four -,-1 RICHARD STOTZ BONNIE STRICKLAND LARRY STRICKLAND SALLY STROHAKER SENIORS . iMPREssivE BACCALAUREATE sERvicEs JUNE STUART EUGENE STUERMAN GAIL STULER PATRICIA SULLIVAN ELIZABETH SWIFT RICHARD STOTZ. BONNIE LOUISE STRICKLAND-Hi Teens 54,555 Math Club 54, 555 Secretary of Sophomore Class 54, LARRY KNIGHT STRICKLAND-Band 545 Foot- ball Manager 54,55,565 C Club 54,559,565 Annual Stal? 565 De Molay 54,55,56. SALLY JO STROHAKER-French Club 543 Booster Club 545 Transfer 55. JUNE ELIZABETH STUART-- Swimming 55,565 Drill Squad 555 Science Club 555 Homeroom Treasurer 545 Homeroom Secretary 555 Hi Teens 56. EUGENE DALE STUERMAN-Senate Rep- resentative 555 Advanced Chorus 545 Physics Club 555 Biology Award 555 Honor Roll 555 Science Fair Award 555 Transferred 56. JOANNA GAIL STULER -Y-Teens 5455, 565 Future Nurses 55,56, President 565 Annual Staff 565 Volleyball 545 Basketball 545 Powder Puff Football Game 56. PATRICIA ANN SULLIVAN-Orchestra 545 Band 54,55,565 Future Nurses 56. JUNE ELIZABETH SWIFT-Band 5455.565 Y.W.C.A. 54, 55,56. PHILIP AARON THARP-Baseball 54,55,565 Basketball 54,55,565 Homeroom Vice-President 563 C Club 56, Q Y .,j?' 5 . , y 1, f Q, L 5:5 'suwpj-' I 9 ti- 3 - I f PHILIP THARP Page Eighty-Five Nu., if . , It 'qg-5 1 .....assembIing informally after school to discuss the day. .. LARRY THOMPSON SONDRA UNDERWOOD Wffr, 'awww , .,, EDWARD TONRY, JR. SARAH JANE UPP ,fl if ur ,W LARRY AULDMAN THOMPSON-Band 54,55,565 De Molay 55,565 Homeroom President 56. CHARLES EDWARD TONRY, JR.-Senate Representative 555 Elec- tions Committee 55, Co-Chairman 565 Student Council 56. PHYLLIS RAYE TOUCHTON-F.H.A. 54,555 Y-Teens 545 D.C.E. 565 Basketball 54,555 Volleyball 54,555 Baseball 54,55, ROBERT TUCKER-Football 54,55,56, Co-Captain 565 Homeroom President 54,55. ALBERT CHARLES ULMER-Football 54,55,56f Co- Captain 56, All-Western Conference 555 Basketball 54,55,565 Baseball 54,55, 565 Homeroom President 54,555 C Club 54,55,565 SONDRA SUE UNDERWOOD -Annual Staft 56, Photo Editor 565 F.H.A. 56, Historian 565 Hi-Teens 54,55,565 Pep Squad 555 Mixed Chorus 565 Powder Putt Bowl 565 Home- room Vice-President 54, Honor Roll 56. SARAH JANE UPP-Golf Team 54,555 Intramural Sports 54,55,565 Pep Squad Captain 555 Usherettes 565 Hi-Teens 55,565 Homeroom President 555 Powder Puff Bowl 55,56. DONALD VAN HYNING-. WILLIAM EMIL VALLE-Audio-Visual 55,565 Science Club 55,56, President 565 Stage Committee 55,565 Masque and Gavel 56. WALLIS MON- TAGUE VELLECA-Football 545 Homeroom Treasurer 56. THE PARTICIPATING IN SKIP DAY, THE PHYLLIS TOUCHTON ROBERT TUCKER ALBERT ULMER DONALD VAN HYNING WILLIAM VALLE WALLIS VELLECA yvq9V e Q 2? Key-M ,f -New , 'Ci fl ' 1,2-f K, , nw vs.. '? tv' 117 it A 4 1 551 5, , X Cya ws-.1.Wf f if Page Eig hty-Six CARLTON WALLER CARROLL WARD JAMES WAUGAMAN KAY WEIDEMEYER LESTER WELLS MARY WELLS SEN IORS BANQUET, AND soPHlsncATloN DAY JEANETTE VOLLWILER WILLIAM VOLTZ BARBARA VRBA FRANCES WALLACE A-xx' v we 9 5- x FN 4 4u. 'ug- sf ' ,,.,,, -QA -unuvf' 7 X -Q'-ug if JEANETTE IRENE VOLLWILER-Library Club 54,55,56, Presidenl 55,56. WILLIAM BERNARD VOLTZ-D.C.T. 55,56. BARBARA LEE VRBA-Homeroom Secrelary 555 Secretary of F.H.A, 55, Social Chairman of F.H.A. 565 Library Club 56. FRANCES JUNE WALLACE-Office Assisfanl 56. CAROLTON B. WALLER-Transferred 54. CARROLL ELLIS WARD-Homeroom Presidenf 54,555 Band 54,55,565 Honor Society 565 DeMolay 565 Senior Business Manager 56. JAMES H. WAUGAMAN-Spanish Club 54,555 Transferred 545 D.C.E, 56. MARCIA KAY WEIDEMEYER-Volleyball Manager 545 Transferred 545 Annual STa'Ff 565 Senaie 565 Y-Teens 565 Powder Puff Bowl 56. LESTER ALLAN WELLS -Chef's Club 545 Transferred 555 Audio-Visual 56. MARY CHANDLER WELLS- Transferrecl 555 Honor Roll 545 Chorus 555 Tour Choir 555 Volleyball Team 555 Science Club 555 Music Club 555 Future Nurses 56. Page Eig hfy-Seven my C f ' A W! 44 WILLIAM WHIPPLE JERRY WHITING DAVID WILLIAMS KENT WILLIAMS DOUGLAS WHITE LOUIS WILKEN JANE LYNN WILSON JANET WILSON ROSEMARY WILSON CAROL WIMBLE THE ASSEMBLING THE FINAL WILLIAM B. WIPPLE -Los Gauchitos 547 Los Gauchos 55,56p Key Club 54,55,56, President 567 Honor Society 55,56p Homeroom President 555 DeMoIay 54,55,56, JERRY ANN WHITING-Senate 56. DAVID KEITH WILLIAMS-Football Letterman 54,55,56p UC Club 54,55,56g Baseball Letterman 54,555 Homeroom President 54g Senate Representative 55p Competitive Math Exam Award 55g DeMolay 54,55,56. KENT GORDON WILLIAMS-Swimming Team 55,56p Science Club 54,55, Vice-President 567 Inter Club Council Treasurer 565 Safety Clubg Key Club 56p Chorus 56, Quartet 56. DOUGLAS OWEN WHITE-Glee Club 5Ag Tennis 565 Baseball. LOUIS ALDEN WILKEN. JANE LYNN WILSON-Library Club 54,55,56p Y.W.C.A. 54,55,56p Safety Council 565 F.N.A. 56. JANET ELIZABETH WILSON-Homeroom Secretary 565 F.H.A. ROSEMARY WILSON-Chorus 545 F.H.A, Senate Representative 555 F.N.A. CAROL WIMBLE-Transferred 55p Y-Teens 56. . . . looking forward tothe future after graduation. Page Eighty-Eight N f 3 fV'r . ,flfy ' rl if I if ' V f P I Y I5 U Hfln. I 2 X f. I f ALLEN WRIGHT LAVOYD YATES JEANNE YOUNG JAMES THOMAS SENIORS NIGHT Fon GRADUATION ALLEN FAYETTE WRIGHT- Band 54,55,56, Orchestra 55,56p Science Club 55, 56. LAVOYD C. YATES--Basketball 54, Track Team 545 C Club 54,55, Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer 55, Alternate Senate Representative 56. DEAN YOUNG-Senior Hi-Y 54, Swimming Team 54,55,56, Letterman's Club 54, Football 55,565 Transfer 56, JEANNE ATHEL YOUNG-Editor of Column for School Paper 55p Honor Roll 54, Third Honors, Secretary of Homeroom 567 Y.W,C.A. Dance Com- mittee 56, F.H,A, 56, Tennis ladder 54,55, Volleyball 54,555 Transfer Football Manager 56. 56. JAMES THOMAS-Football 54, Basketball 55,565 Baseball 56, W, '94innM, Wm DEAN YOUNG MISSED THE BOAT FLOYD EDWARD BRANNEN -Track Team 54,55p Football 54,55,56, C Club 54,55p Powder Putt Coach 56, WILLIAM LEE GUY-Football 54,55,56, Track 54,55,56, C Club 54,55,56g Vice-President 55, Sergeant at Arms 56, Variety Show 55. TOM HEALY Football 54,55,56, C Club 54,55,56. GEORGE ROBERT LANDMAN-Block P Club Porter 54, Variety Basketball 54, Varsity Golf 55, Transferred 56, Senate 56. WILLIAM A. MILLER, ROBERT HENRY MOORE-C Club 54,55,56, Track 54,55,56, Band 54,55, Inter-Church Council 56, Football Man- ager 54, Annual Stott 56, Science Club 56. JAMES ALEX WILLIAMS. JERRY MAX WRIGHT Baseball, Swimming, Los Gauchitos. Page Eighty-Nine WHO'S WHO Being service-minded, and having a'winning personality SALLY BACON ond HERBERT MITCHELL were selecled as the best BEST-ALL-ROUND Seniors. Agile, skilled, and possesing o sporfsmanlike attitude, ALBERT ULMER and ELIZABETH SOWELL were firsf choice of the Seniors Class os Ihe MOST ATHLETIC. vw' :VN ,WWW ,, A deep liking for people is clearly seen in Ihe person- ulity of PATRICIA CAMPBELL and BRUCE MORGAN, selected us the FRIENDLIEST senior boy ond girl. T CLE TRWATER NEDY and nimble-fingen Silver throaled SHELIA KEN re resenlulive of Ihe MOST ecl TEDDY DANIELS are p TALENTED Seniors. HIGH J , 2. qw 1 One glance al JILANN KIRK and PHILIP THARP and one ' BEST LOOKING boy and girl could easily see who IS Ihe in the class. JACQUELYN BOYD and ROGER ASHLEY represent MOST INTELLIGENT in the 1956 Senior Class. the W l .J JUNIORS One year nerer our goal. Biology, World History, Math TO, English l were not so bad as they seemed to be at tirst. Elections of officers found many of us in there with ideas and good plans. Now the Prom and Color Day will be ours to carry out. Then we will have to decorate and prepare for Graduation night. This is the busiest year of our lives, but it is also the most fun. Vice-President, Boyna Butler, President, Buz Lohrbauer Secretary, Barbara Gifford, Treasurer, Linda Short. SEN IORS Senior year has been the goal for twelve long years. They were happy years-multiplication tables, fractions, predi- cate nominatives, The Magna Charta, Pythagorean Theorum, atoms, friends, dances, parties, honors. The richest heritage that the l956 youth can receive is within our reach today. The gratitude to all who have had a part in guiding us is only exceeded by our enthusi- asm for the opportunities of the future. Treasurer, Harriette Hemerick, President, Wally Niswan- der, Secretary, Sandy Clendenon, Vice-President, Patti Campbell. SOPHOMORES Senior High seemed so far away for so many years. Now we have arrived. Everything is so big and new-new faces, new books, new customs, new school. Will we ever belong? The gym is so far from the A.V. room. Will five minutes be enough between classes? Divided lunch period? When will w ls gi Vice-Pres e eat? it true that Geometry theorums and research papers will ve us the foundations for future learning? ident, Jan Hendricks, Treasurer, Marcia Cotton, Secretary, Sandy Burton, President, Jimmy Clark. Page Ninety-Two A-weigh, lads. ' The ship is ready. At the Captain's commands the crew rush to their posts. Nominations for officers to run for clubsg details of elections to be worked out, committees to meet to make plans for Horne- comingg interviews of new teachers to be re- portedp the square dance for new students to be givenp football practice to remember after schoolp homework, projects, reports-a iob is challenging each hand. CREW UNDERCLASSMEN Page Ninety-Three I ,,.,, f , VVQ. , x , I V V ,gf 1, F V V VT . - Q' ' ' , ' V , . I , . ,g ,V , 9 Q , 4 V - V . ., Q V , Q ,J f X' zf ffk 1, .L Vf J' f i 'k h ' 'li , ' ' ' fy J it ' .iffy Q x J , , . El. gi: 23:3 X V ' 'f 1 V ' 37? ' -. , A VV W t VV v, , ' .VL gg 3525 K A , XAVV if .ft V L r VV' V f f ,jV,f V V 4. V155 V,VVy,V V , V ,- V VV V VV V',VVg- ,,k,VV VV V Q V VVVVV V , , .- - V ,, Q.,:VV , ,, , f ff , V 1 Vf, , -, f' , - fe , , U .il f -.FK f , i 'f . V V ' ,'-L 2 if ff fil ii , . , 55 f' T' , .- . -.,1 jg . 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J ' f ' First Row: Sondra Abner, William Adles, Charles Alexander, Betty Allen, Fred Allen, David Amick, Lela Ashley, Sandra Bachus, Wanda Bair, Carlene Baker. Second Row: Katherine Baldwin, Josephine Bertola, Stanley Bates, Monte Beddo, Dorothy Beeler, Sally Ben- bow, Linda Bennett, Carol Beunk, Edward Bishop, Winston Black. Third Row: Mary Blomster, Donald Bonds, Leland Booth, Wilma Bowman, Shirla Bradford, Jeffrey Brown, Minnie Brown, Nancy Brown, Sherry Brown, James Brundage. Fourth Row: Fredric Brunn, Deborah Bryant, Edmund Burke, Joan Burns, Ora Burton, Sandra Burton, Joanne Bushey, David Calhoun, Elizabeth Campbell, Mary Campbell. Fifth Row: Bonnie Candee, Gordon Carew, John Carlson, Richard Carlson, Thomas Carlton, Margaret Carr, Robert Cart- wright, Joyce Casity, Ebert Chamberlain, Linda Chaney. Sixth Row: Carol Clark, Dorothy Clark, James Clark, Kaye Clements, Martha Coachman, Shirley Coachman, Sam Coleman, Wayne Coleman, Robert Compton, Mary Connolly. The Juniors really took the honors in Our Town , the Masque and Gavel play under Mr. Van Gorde played Emily well and Howie Newsun was a natural. These Juniors a THE r. Pat Greenwood re quite plump... Page Ninety-Four 1 Merry Filek, Linda Fischer, Janet Fornes, Helen Forrest, Howard A 6 ,sf f,. , Q2 f M: ' if F rr ,. 4,' V 93 is Nl E 114 Q e,,r , f 4, 'T , f 'SQ if' ,WMM f reg: ,,.-, . 4 ,MX VL, C , ,,pr 1, X . 'k 1 f f ,, , , , f e, ,!,Z,, 6- H , ,. f 1 if , AZ' ' . ,q Hx. its, 1 YQ , fQg I 7 ' , , , , ' 1 ' Q K. y V f t, - ,W ,Q i ' K .iq ef ,mf f 1 ,-5 t wg, , bag' 1 f , 4, . , QW? Lee . H I ,yi , ,L fb it VW! I 'QS K 5' T M V, 2 yi X V, ff' y , f ' . , , W , 52 .f,,, F' ,. ..., W1 . , T rr f 1 . k .26 ,g:, 251 if tip 29ff5eJ w, tt' i e W7 T if T if T J it . , 1, ,,3:::EL:', 't.l.?iil' Jli 4 J fr gil X in ,fi it A J J ,,!V ll . , , y 1. W tow ...Q 'l ffm, ef' ' 'Ii' Q? -fr? il 2 hx' li' f 434 i if 5 iii ! , Q V, . Q , ,jff',-- 1 -.L , -',,n,,. f 4 -5 , a -1 . 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Sixth Row: Theodore Griffin, Dorothy Grimes, Matile Guinand, Lynda Guy, Thomas Hammond, Michael Handley, Lesley Hansen, Jan Hendrick, Sandra Hilliard, Wesley Hilton. ..... But what would everyone do with- out their candy store. Rain or storm you will find them faithfully standing behind the table, Everyone loves candy ..... Juniors also... Page Ninety-Five is 4 W. y ---,E -L., Q 'ual M' lf 'P f- -f 'Say' JSTJ, ll - FS: 9-sv. .L J . .. 5' V. ,- 4' , fs 'L 4 i S an a J Q-J - r B J , , If 5,23 If-gf ii W ' to 9 ft it H , Q , J B 1 ,gg .1 ,l Q ' , f,'i' f g Q . J I I , ' ,. 4.. sr, Jlsu , L J at J -v L J J , L L1 , f J L L p ' , , g 1 gg I V X L 4 J J , ., 'L , lf' ' if ,L 1 ,4 1 J 'V sl -1 ' 'i f 5 - ' ,,,, 'ill i i ,J J wg, N J S5 X l 'g J , f- , All-X ' .1A J AV. 1 .- i ' ' 'Q' L l' -5 YP' if J i ll ll B ll ' ff sl Iiffii il 4A B in , f - 'Lf' -. , r fill X'sA .fdixhsi -. 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Phil Hol- land really pulled a fast one when he galloped away with the ball. Poole, Aaron Pope, Mary Pawel, George Priestley, Marion Puleo, Bertha Ramsey, Phyllis Rector. Fifth Row: Jane Reid, Sally Reynolds, Dayle Rhodes, Patricia Robbins, Sonia Robbins, Alice Rogers, Rich- ard Rollins, Mary Rusin, Pamela Rusk, Virginia Ryder. Sixth Row: Harriette Sanborn, Robert Sanford, Harriet Saroodis, Vincent Schi- neller, Kaye Schol, Joanne Schwartzkopf, Clyde Scott, Sylvia Scott JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Robert Beck James Sheets, William Shepard. Rosemary Bender Donald Disharoon Marilyn Feenan William Greenwald Nancy Hill Wilson Hurd Patricia Kenncson Betty Kinsey Yolanda Mezey Carolyn Pickett Donna Sabourin Ronald Short Clark Wallace Cynthia VVasliburn Page Ninety-Seven Clifford Sieber Betty Sills ' Brenda Singer I Carol Singley ' . ,.,.,.swf:fe - yr.. . .. ,-.4 Marilyn Silo if 5 M ,C 'i 35' i T 7, 1 fl C' C 'ill ' T A V A V ' H Alice Smith Zirg QQVZZ ,, 'K Gifford Snedeief G Geraldine Stenski ' A ,Q V David Stone T ' Ellen Stucke . ,4:i, 'V .d ig iiu !,,X Bert Sullivan M iX'i ' I ' ky John Sutton Diane Swan C' U Lyih. William Taylor I CA, 'il T A Kenneth Teeters H r.,l V x 7 f .uv V 4 Raleigh Thomas X A 1- l- Jean Tomes L4 A Edwin Tooke Harrold Toth Dorcas Tripp V , 1 ,Z 7 , Qi Ronald Trost Kenneth Trulock Ray Ulmer , f,- ,L Charles Valone I i ,. , f . V, 'Wf Helen VanSwearingen 1 .fr 4 1 , David waiboif y Franklin Walker . , Perry Walker . 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In return, encouragement The stockholders receive complete repor s ro q is iven for the trip aheadp advice and criticism are thoughtfully offeredp confidence 9 t' head is shown by each citizen in the crew and support for stormy :mes a . All on board ship sail with grateful hearts and'spirits determined to make this the best voyage ever in appreciation for the stockholder's backing. TOCKHOLDER ADS Best Wishes Grads! CROWN MOTORS CO. 1106 Cleveland St. Phone 33051 Sales and Service For IMPERIAL, CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH WILLIAM MooRE and HERB LOVEWELL FORT HARRISON HOTEL M746 Ztdzamwe '70, 7m Jaan? B and B CAMERA SHOP Never too young or too old to take pictures 530 South Ft. Fort Harrison Cleauwater, Florida Clearwater, Florida 106 I-1.11 YY IGPPCQ KJP lnvestment Securities A. M. KIDDER AND COMPANY Established 1865 Member of New York Stock Exchange 4-07 S. Garden Ave. DON BAX Plan The Future With An Account At THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CLEARWATER Member of Federal Reserve System George Lewis and Elizabeth Swift Shop Where You Are Always Welcome KORONES JEWELER Shirley Geeting Fun ,N Sun In The CITY OF CLEARWATER Diane Hagen and Alice Aldredge A Penny Saved Is A Penny Earned When You Save At FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC. Dividends 34721 First Federal Bldg. Helen Van Swearingen and Suzanne Beneke For the Best In New and Used Furniture Shop HI MATHER OF CLEARWATER 615 Court Street Cynthia Cassell, Mary Carmicheal, Io Anna Barger ,f . ' ,Wm f' , lf ,V M:W,J.,5,,, ,ff- ,.... A, 1 ff' 4 A-ll ' 1 L h L h - X. -V V -.:.,-f'. au own a 1 , 1 g ug F! 5 wnmuggg at the -' an o A f V f. ip or y'wm -fA' f I ' 4 ' 'M ..' 3 ' , W 2 l Bk 1 PIER PAVILION 'e ,W , I K ,151 Q,iQh4F,1J.l:ggu4 Er-a7 A f' i7 ?'f+iffif?1'11ef1ff1?f on ' I 'Tqxi ,WUI 7 ., V., A L,.,Lk'1 ' LM . ' X , : , 1 V. Clearwater Beach ' 1 4 '- 'gr-I-gf ?4,maWEQiasgWf5f- I' For that Casual look around the world Shop at HEATHS TRENDS n x Barbara Berke and friend Lv ,ix I 'L WV' Z,...,,,,,,., You,ll Have Lots of Friends When You're in a Dodge or Plymouth THAYER MGTOR CO 28 N. Garden Ave. Sophomores wi r at Q2 Wfyiiiitfl qgfwxzz aw-f-1 GET UP TO DATE With Fashions From RAY ALLEN S MEN'S STORE 4426 Cleveland Oliver Ceeting You'll Keep Them Looking HARTS CLEANERS Peggy Alfred For The Dress for that S ecial Occasion P shop At DAN IEL'S Ft. Harrison and Cleveland Judy Curry and Don .lohnson MADISON REXALL DRUGS PRESCRTPTIONS 609 Cleveland St. LOWEST PRICES in Town On Drugs Sz Sundries Plus S. H. Green Stamps Judith Carlson and Rene Whitekomp GE NTLE MAN' S APPAREL Hubba where Quality Has No Compromise Customized Clothes 4-18 S. Ft. Harrison The Long and Short of It ls You Get The Best at SHORT'S MEN'S STORE 518 Cleveland St. Frank Duncan and Lee Cartwright For The Best Deal in Town - Ben Evanas Is Where Youare Bound BEN EVANS REALTORS Buz Lohrbauer and Carol Lingo Lv - 1 new Your Home Will Make A Hit With the Gang With Furnishings From HARRISON'S Art Johnson, Marilyn McGuire, Sandra lVIcMuller Iune Glennon You'll Feel Mighty Fine When You Dine at MILLARS RESTAURANT Cleveland St. Brenda Demmark N- ,v :fit '54 1 W WV 4 4, 4 - , ,V s v , :Eli-f ll THE DUNEDIN TIMES ELBERT WATERSON, Publisher Equipment to do good printing Craftsmen who do it 587 Main Street Dunedin, Florida Beverly Powers, Mary Lou Phipps Montine Pennington and George Fiske Casual Clothes For Casual Living at HALLOWAYS 9 South Osceola Avenue Kathryn Hunt, Marilyn Silo, standing, Faye Moun- grides, and Judy Milner ...L I 4:- V if an , rr 'Q- V R 5, la I ,f For Any Shape or Color of Awnings v Visit A ' my DOUGLAS AWNINGS MANUFACTURING CO. 720 Cleveland Gayle McWhirter and Robert Hinton If if, TWA nr' H X 7 'Wi Time For A Change Try BROWN MOTORS Cleveland St. New or Used Cars and Trucks Edward Wagner and Jon Hensley The Beginning Of A Long Friendship With A Watch From TRICKELS JEWELERS 528 Cleveland St. Edward Carter 5 ff ,, uf and 'mv' ffyy fy ,,,,,, , 2 ' , ff Uk K W ,,,, ,,,gL,ffZfjZwf,,,,,,MWWMf 2 V, J X I , X ,e,,.,, ,,,, , ww, f 1 ,f X - A W A , ,M 5:37 , fW,,,Zl,,f,ffg, f' A If . I 14,5 juli X fV,, X, ,f,,Q4Liff,:,4l' K , X 'f ff f f , ,I ,, y ,, ff I W .-hk. yy, , , ,A ..g,,. ww, ANY PLACE IS HOME With FLORIDA POWER 908 Cleveland Street Barbara Burtis and Marcia Emerson ENTRANCE TO BETTER LIVING HARBOW VIEW VILLAS P.O. Box 96, Dunedin, Florida We ask that you visit Harbor View Villas - the perfect site for your future home Frances Wallace, Betty ,Io Kinsey and Wanda Ayers , me :mmf of ,,', f 'luf57?lpuMp4 'LOW 74XE5 'WIWI 6727 M1 '5HY5?6f HIM WWF 577557 IY47 07620059 1 1302? mmm All Wet? Contact DEAN ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CO 506 N. Creewood HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING David Williams I Didn't Take Her to CHIC-INN INC For Delicious Foods And Cooling Beverages 1384 Gulf-to-Bay Kenneth Johnson 'Vw ,.., S 'lwwill Cirls Clothes For All Occasions From LERNEIVS SHOPS 601 Cleveland Street Clearwater, Florida Sonnie Underwood, Dee Dee Fulopp, Dotti Decima, Gail Stuler M ,,, Sweet Memories Made Lasting By a Portrait From 0 G G 417 Cleveland Jane Kroschwitz For The Best Flowers In Town Buy At REED S FLORIST 421 Cleveland St. Joyce Infinger, Lin Henrion CLEARWATER FABRICS INC. Two Blocks East Of P051 Office 900 Cleveland street Dial 3-3735 Clearwater's Only All-Fabric Shop Beverly Bickerstaff wif, 'mil WOOLWORTH'S Downtown Store and Cleveland Plaza Sandre Segue, Rosemary Neff. SMITH'S JEWELRY STORE Cleveland Plaza, Clearwater Diamonds, Watches, Gifts Beautiful Sterling Silverware By International Heirloom and Lunt Join Our Silverware Club Membership As Low As 500 Weekly Mary Curtis, Pricilla Butler and Edward Tonry. For Sodas And Sundaes And All Sorts of Sundries Go To SKYCREST SUNDRIES 1811 Gulf-to-Bay ,lean Young, John Harmon, William Duffy and Chearie Harper. pin D A xx 1-'Sf ti To See Her Beam Get Gas For Your Machine At BURTON'S GULF STATIGN Cleveland and Osceola Ed Ottati and Nancy Smith Be Sure With Pure PURE OIL COMPANY JACK RUSSELL, Distributor 608 Seminole Lary Thompson. ww. f , .M fi M INDEX FOREWORD AND TABLE OF CONTENTS . . 4 DEDICATION .,.... . 5 SCHOOL LIFE . . . 6-12 FACULTY . . . . 14-18 ACTIVITIES Student Council . . - 20 Inter Club Council . - 21 Senate . . . - 22 Science Club . . - 23 Honor Society ..... - 24 Masque and Gavel . . . - 25 Future Homemakers of America - 26 Key Club .,.... . 27 Audio Visual , . 28 Library Club . . 29 Usherettes . . . 30 Safety Council , 31 Los Gauchos . . 32 Los Gauchitos . . 33 lnter Nos . . . 34 Future Nurses . . . 35 Newspaper Staff . . . . 36 Aqua Clara Staff .... A 37 Future Teachers of America . . 38 D. C. T ....... . 39 Hi-Teens . . 40 OFfice . . . 41 Glee Club . . 42 Madrigal . . 43 Band . . 4 44 Orchestra . . 45 Math Club . . 46 Stamp Club . . 47 C-Club . . 48 ATHLETICS Football . , 50-53 Basketball . . 54-57 Baseball . , 58 Track . . . 59 Swimming . . 59 Tennis . . . 60 Golf . , . . 60 Cheerleaders . , . 61 Girls' Basketball . . 62 Girls' Volleyball . . 62 SENIORS . . . . 63-89 Superlotives . . 90-91 JUNIORS , . . 94-98 SOPHOMORES . . . 99-103 ADVERTISEMENTS . . 105-119 9 X - I -M v ., Vx I ,JU ,J hu, 3 :re 1 ,,, L . X . '1 I K hm, f W