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

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chase a greased pig around the track, but the only trophy for catching it was the glory. Everyone was so gross, said Susan Henderson. Thursday night, the yearly pep rally, festivities were much more in the norm. There everyone could try to release their frustrations about the upcoming game. Things went very strange, said Karen Chamberlin, a varsity cheerleader. Every cheerleader got hit with a pie. Early the morning of the game, students gathered at their schools around 2:00 to toilet-paper their enemy's grounds. Students were denied a chance to carry on the tradition by police stationed onthe school grounds. Everyone dragged home their boxes of confetti and rolls of toilet paper. I got so mad, it took me about three hours to tear up about four garbage bags full of confetti and then we couldn't use any of it, said Cinde Cole, one of the early morning escapaders. N I N.. 4Getting rowdie, and screaming your lungs out is a lot of the fun at games. I wish that we could have T.P.'ed the schooIs, said Linda Steiner. Last year it looked so pretty, like it had snowed. Finally game time rolled around. Tension mounted throughout the game, and the final score disguised how close the game really seemed to the fans: Tornadoes 29, Packers 15. How sweet it is! Q KATHY DAVIS VIAIITED ' 7 N as 5 if . . is ef X Q. t - x A Cinde Cole and Barb McLeod and flower of good fortune. 4 John Erwin and Alan Gryncewicz steady the sign for football players to crash through. AKent Yunk and Jim Bryant admire their flowers given to them at Bonanza. A Greased Pig, is not something you eat, you catch it. Bill Newman and Roger Brutis exhibit their catch. LARGO CLEAFIWATER GAME 27

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TWO TEAMS, ONE GAME, I ONE LOSER, ONE WINNER hat do you get when you place a cat and a mouse together in the same room? About the same effect as placing two large schools only a few miles apart. The rivalry between Clearwater and Largo High Schools is legendary, dating back to the beginning of both cities. The aroma of hot dogs and pizza enchanted the air on November 19, while anticipation mounted. The crowds filled the regular stands along with the stands that were brought in for this special occasion. Forty two hundred people stuffed themselves into the stadium, all waiting for the outcome. Who would win, Clearwater or Largo? After seven years of defeat, Clearwater was ready to win this special football game, which also held a slim chance of a district title for Clearwater. Football players had undergone weeks of preparation for this one night and the whole school was behind them. The senior class inflated helium balloons to sell at the game, and during half-time the balloons were let loose. Each balloon proclaimed Rack the Pack . Tornado pride, pass it on was embossed on buttons which were also sold to raise money. Beat Largo week was designed to raise as much spirit and money as possible. Wednesday night you could ' . LARGOX CLEARWATER GAME ..... ....... F, .,..,,.

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