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

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D. Moore

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Wet and Wild The bright sun gleams into your eyes as you cruise down the causeway with your radio cranked. The towel, suntan oil and sunglasses in your back seat are proof of yet another day planned to spend at the beach. The beach was a favorite spot of most of the students over the summer. It was a great place to meet friends, or even just to re- lax. Everyday the sparkling sands were totally covered by sun worshippers who came to ex- ercise, cool off, or catch up on their tan. While many people were en- joying the beach, others were en- joying the water. Multi-colored sailboats could easily be spotted, wind-surfing and skiing were also popular summer pastimes. After spending a good part of the day out in the heat, students eagerly welcomed the late after- noon showers. The traffic going back over the causeway was al- ways bumper to bumper, and the best way to pass this time was to mellow out as the sun in the rear view mirror quietly slipped into the sea. By Claire Wieteska Wind-surfing, a combination of sail- ing and surfing, gave students an op- portunity to test their balance and strength. New methods of an old trick were tried. Sophomore Eric Wickman masters the art of board-surfing, a variation of water skiing. Hobie Cats provided a beautiful way to spend a weekend out on the Sun- coast. 14 Water

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16 Concerts With Rock Superbowls becoming in- creasingly popular, Cheap Trick elec- trified a Superbowl XI crowd with the guitar playing of Rick Nielsen. New Wave brought out the sound of the Pretenders, who rocked a sold out Bayfront Theater crowd behind the vocals of Chrissie Hvnd. Returning to his home state, Tom Pet- ty shocked the Bayfront Center crowd with a show that featured an appear- ance by Stevie Nicks.