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

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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

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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

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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. ..