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

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btudznts Rcczivzd Mzrit Five Clearwater High Students qualified as National Merit Semi- Finallsts. This honor was achieved through outstanding scores on a number of tests, beginning with the PSAT. Monthly, the Kiwanis Club selects a Clearwater High School student as Citizen ot the Month. Among those chosen are Brad Badger, Debbie Noah, Bar- bara Faulkenberry, Laurie Cly- burn, Todd Anderson and Stepha- nie Becker. 1.1 l J yi f x , 5 x 'T Tl 5 xl' f K 1 ,I o gl , I kk , 1- T 'L ,H s 1 , ' f - - H s.:..,i.,..,,.-5 U . ' , - ' .--.-we 1:1-2:11-.1', i ' f--if 41-5. - 'r 1332 3ii?fff'5'7i-fnE'sYi7:.:-v2::,, :Q z ,.s:.:. ..-.,..-e.1i'.:- 4 . 'L . . 1' pf ., :T , ' 1 ' -, tizzfzfr .'.. 5 J W -f wi2n3.:2:?i iifhygxr, h, tilkgzl F :,,x:::Z,.M:: n A get 1 . 2 ' , qggsfg is 5-2 ' Ya! uf 'R-. y! -,-- ,, . , .. A .YJ fl f ' ' 4 . ' ffl ,nf 9 ,,f., ' -, ,,.,a'. .' 6. -. ,,:, 9 agp! A- , 1 f jf 4535- -4 -ff' ,'i',.:..L f fog.: L-,A X , 25.4 .,--. mf, 1.1197 A. J Q53 ., A 9. f, gg. ff, E - ,, ,,, ,, , ,- ,- J . ' . :-A. 1,4-,-A f,. . ,.....i-........----1-1--1 QTOP LEFTJ National Merit Semi-Finalist: Jay McCann. CTOP RIGHTJ National Merit Semi-Final ists: Curtis Miller, Jim Northrup, Jim Eitert, Doug Williams. QCENTERJ Citizen of the Month: Brad Badger. QABOVE RIGHTJ Citizens of the Month: Debbie Noah, Barbara Faulkenberry. QLEFU Citizen of the Month: Lori Clyburn, Todd Anderson. HONORS I 29

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Delta Epsilon Phi consisted of students excelling in the German language by maintaining a 3.5 grade point average in German, or a 3.0 overall average. Jim Bag- gett, known as Herr Baggett to his classes, sponsored the Soci- ety. Three Tornado stage and con- cert band members were com- mended for their performances. Paul Buczinski was chosen forthe All-State concert band and All- County stage band for trombone. All-County concert band also included Jamie Steffens, for trom- bone, and Sanfield Forseth, for tuba, in their 1978 honors. I-lonors Touched Mon 28 X HONORS QTOP, FROM LEFTJ Sanfield Forseth, Jamie Stef- Debbie Robertson. QSECOND ROWJ Chris fens, Paul Bucinski. QBOTTOM, FRONT ROW, Jeff Cleghorn, Mary McCauley, Janine Baur, FROM LEFTJ Burke Fishburn, Greg Scaff, Jeff Sauige, Cathy Parke, Renee Kuntz, Marian Turner, Mike Tann, Jeff Maugel, Paula Skinner, Traci Turk, Angie Willis, Kit Griffith.

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MJRCTC l-lcquirzd Rzcoqnition MJROTC had many honors given to their unit this year. Barry Roeper received the Reserve Association Medal, the highest reward a cadet can achieve. John Williams was awarded the Military Order of World War Medals, Sandy John- son the Sons of American Revolution Medal and Michelle Gross the Sojour- ner's Medal. The Women's Marines Association selected Barbara Fields for their yearly award. Three honors were given by the American Legion for Scho- lastic Excellence. Anna Francis won the gold, Margarette Mourna received the sil- ver and Nicholas Paulas the bronze medal. This same association awarded gold, silver and bronze medals for Mili- tary Excellence to Robert McCall, Eric Compton, and William Pray, respectively. Mid-year graduate Paul Husted was also awarded a gold for military excellence. QTOPJ Major Barry Roeper. QCENTERD Cadet Nicholas Paulus. Cadet Sandy Johnson. qBo1'roMl