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

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ELSIE PAT MYERS— Dean of Girls; B.S., Temple U.; M.A., U. of Fla. WILLIAM JUSTICE — Dean of Boys; Assistant Prin- cipal; B.S., Rollins College; M.A., U. of N. C. RUTH ADKINS — Basic Math, Plane Geometry; Mar-hall College; l T . of ky.. A.B. LAWERENCE H. ARNEY— Football Coach; Alge- bra II; Plane Geometry ' ; W.C.T.C., M.Ed., U. of N. C. LOIS ARNOLD English IV and Journalism; Pub- lic Relations Chairman; A.B., Shorter College; M.Ed., U. of Va. ROGER BAILEY— Algebra II; Mansfield S.T.C., B.S. MERLE BARLOW— Plane Geometry; Functional Math; U. of F., B.S. RUSSELL BICKFORD— Math 10; Knox College, A. B.; U. of Minn.; U. of Iowa. NICK BILLIRIS— Plane Geometry and P.E.; F.S.U., B. S. WILLIAM BLYSHAK— Biology; Phy. Science; Washington and Jefferson College, B.A. RICHARD BRADLEY— American and World His- tory; Transylvania College; Central Mo. State Col- lege; U. of Ky., A. B., M.A.; Sponsor of F.T.A. HUGH BROOKS— World History; Penn. State; U. of Mo.; Calif. S.T.C.; Pitt. U., B.S. in Ed.; Master of Letters; Bldg. Rep. for Social Studies. EARLE BROWN— Biology; Head Football Coach; Swimming Team Coach; P.E. and “C” Club; U. of Tenn., B.S. ROBERTS BROWN — American History and Track Coach; U. of Tampa, B.S.; U. of Fla., M.Ed. PAUL BUTLER — Mixed Chorus, Madrigal Singers, General Music, Girls’ Glee Club; B.S., U. of Conn.; M.A., Columbia U.; Professional Diploma. ROBERT CAMPBELL— Chemistry and Physics; Marshall College, A.B.; Duke U., M.Ed. RUSSELL CANTWELL— English; History; Library Committee; Junior Class Advisor; A.B., U. of Ala.; M.A., U. of N. Y.; Rank One, U. of Fla. VALERIE CHAMBERLAIN— English and Home- making; U. of Vermont and Cornell U.; B.S. in Home Economics. KARL DIEKMEYER — Typing I, Sponsor of Inter- Club Council; B.S., M.S., Ind. S.T.C. HERBERT DUDLEY— World History; Athletics; Sophomore Glass Advisor; A.B., Stetson U.; M.P.H., U. of Fla.; Rank I Post Graduate. JOE C. EIDSON— American History; Okla. S.U., M.S. JEAN FRANKS — Plane Geometry ' and Algebra II; B.S., West Va. I. Tech.; M.A., W. Va. U.

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Dear Students: This land is your heritage. You must dedicate yourselves anew to making in America a dem- onstration of a free, just, and unafraid society at work to show all the world that a government of the people and by the people can do more for the people than any other kind of government on earth. If you are to find rewarding satisfaction in your work, if your life is to be rich and purpose- ful and crowned with achievement, it is important that you continue to be a growing person. Education is a continuing process. It does not end with the termination of your schooling. Ed- ucation continues from the beginning to the end of life, and balanced growth throughout life is most important. You are urged to take advantage of the many opportunities offered you during your formal schooling, now and in later years, to grow intellectually, physically, socially, and spiritually. May you do this in such a manner and to such an extent that you will not have cause to say, “If I had my life to live over again, I would do differently.” Perhaps the following words of an unknown author will convince you of the value of educa- tion: “Education is a companion which no misfor- tune can decrease, no crime destroy, no enemy alienate, no despotism enslave; at home a friend, abroad an introduction; in solitude a solace, in society an ornament. It chastens vice, guides virtue, and gives grace and gov- ernment to genius. Education may cost finan- cial sacrifice and mental pain, but in both money and life values it will repay cost one hundred fold.” Sincerely, Robert Glenn Principal

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JEAN GARRETT— English II; James Millikin U., B.A. JOSEPH GIBSON — Drivers’ Training; Pa. State Teacher College, B.S.; U. of Pitt., M.Ed. LILLIAN GRANGER — Business Math, Typing; B.S., Boston U.; U. of Mass. KYMAN GRINDSTAFF— Biology, Physical Educa- tion, Football Coach; B.S., Tenn. Tech. CHRISTINE HALL— Biology, F.T.A. Advisor; B.S., Morehead State College; M.S. in Ed., U .of Ky. JOHANNE HARMAN— English IV, Student Coun- cil Advisor; A.B., F.S.U.; Graduate Work, A.S.T.C. CATHARINE E. HENRY— English III; N.E. Mo. S.T.C.; B.S., Graduate Work, Temple U. HELEN B. HILL — English II; A.B., Howard Col- lege; M.A., Peabody College. MARGARET HOWELL— English III, Spanish; Usherettes Advisor; B.A., Furman U.; M.A., U. of Alu. RALPH HUMMEL- Arts and Crafts, Mecli. Draw- ing. Gen. Shop; B.S., Bowling Green S.U.; M.A., Ohio State U. JERRY L. HYDE Senior Social Studies, World History; Football, Golf Coach; B.S., M.S., U. of Tenn. LOUIS B. J ECKEL— Biology, Phys. Science; 111. S. Norm. U.; U. of 111., B.Ed., M.S. DORRIS JOHNSON — Plane Geometry, Trigonome- trv. Senior Class Business Manager, Mu Alpha Theta Advisor; B.S., F.S.U.; M.A.. U. of F. MARJORIE K. JONES— Shorthand, Typing; Stetson U.. B.S. MARJORIE KANN — Latin; McKendree College, A.B. SHELBY M. KILGORE Latin; A.B., Manchester College; West. Reserve U.; M.A., Notre Dame U. SARAH DE KIRKPATRICK- Chemistry, Honor Society Point System, Calendar; B.S., F.S.U.; M. of Ed.. U. of F. GUY KRUMMEL Chemistry; Blackburn College; U. of III.. B.S., M.S. RUBY LEWIS English III; A.B., U. of Ky. ZYLPHIA LEWIS— Home Economics, F.H.A. Ad- visor; B.S., East. Ken. College; M.A., U. of Ky. JEAN MANOS Typing II, Shorthand; B.S.. F.S.U. DOUGLAS MASON -Algebra, Phys. Ed., Baseball, Football Coach; B.A., U. of F.