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

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T, Norih v lazy Q 9' .. ---t,v'q 5 4: I Y Q V No'B1cYcLoEs. W Ph ' K' k 1 nw, QM-1, . 1' !- M at ? 'N' hwy lx ' T 'VW 'aa 4. M ' ' Bslors the altsmoon drag ot clssses,p the snack har was s favorite spot to . get some munchiss , while catching 5 ' if up on the latest news. E Sw 2 ci AGONQO Sksroulis plays his rotss on Ashop classes oltsrod students the the winning sophomors llost. opportunity to sxprsss thsmsolvcs. o 12 1 UFESTYLE C. Cole g I' ' -i -5- y.. A W AJimrny Nelson and Chris Calderbsnk lake a break during prsctics.

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L M uw 5 ---- 1:3 U -LV-A ..,,k M '-es.. if A Floating or the art of decorating a float isn't as easy as il looks, as Bonny Blackham, Tony Daniels and Kathy Nester find out while working on the chorus float. l .,-W . GAME AND DANCE WIND UP FUN FILLED WEEK T o some, the Homecoming festivities were not worth coming home to. Female football players and male cheerleaders were the highlighters for the evening madness, called Tornado Tales. Tornado Tales is one of the more favorite pre-homecoming game festivities. Club members sacrificing their images, dressed in absurd costumes, emphasized the theme Punish the Patriots . After two skits and a malfunction in the sound-system at Jack White Stadium, the skits were called off. Students were disappointed, yet somewhat relieved that they did not have to make fools of themselves. Traditionally the homecoming queen was named, even after the sudden ending of the entertainment. Karen Anderson was dubbed queen of the revelment. Early Friday afternoon, Clearwater began to invade the downtown streets of the city, and students poured into cars to raid the city. The homecoming parade, a tradition in Clearwater, was underway. Several clubs and organizations created floats. With a cage full of people and a large Tornado sitting won an award for best float. The band's float, which was a Patriot being W 55 - J H is 11131, ' .' ff ' . he-Ta .- N, -.,i1y,esi-me may ff QT 1 sau' elf-few -ww'-W: :t..,..i: xx: :ff l-4 'l . . , f' , -Me! JM ff R C Cole 14 HOMECOMING insulin! de. or er lafrff57 Aseniors pull through, despite alleged Pinellas Park efforts to destroy their float for the parade. beside the cage, the sophomore class