Clearwater High School - Afterglow Yearbook (Clearwater, KS)

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EDITOR'S NOTE The closing of the doors of C. H. S. at the end of this school year will hold a special significance for our school and for one of our most-re- spected teachers, Alice Parker. As we go to press, March 3, 1969, we have learned that Miss Parker is retiring from teaching. With the exception of three years, her entire teaching career has been centered around Clearwater High School. We students know Miss Parker as our most-helpful librarian--and for us junior and senior girls, an inspiring Kayette sponsor--but we also know that some of our parents and hundreds of other individuals have had the privi- lege of being a student in one or more of her classes. Her excellent teaching and influence for good in our school and com- munity can never be measured, we know, but we would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation--as well as that of those hundreds who have walked through the halls of C. H. S, before us--for her years of selfless devotion and excellent service. The AFTERGLOW staff, student body, and faculty extend their best wishes to Miss Parker at this time and wish her well in her new activities. Editor and Staff ALICE PARKER 1919-20 and 1921-22 Ohio Rural School, Clearwater 1927-28 Attica High School, Attica 1925-27 and 1928-69 Clearwater High School hll Pictured at her desk in the library is Miss Parkerg rnuc aid- to -learning business is transacted daily at this location. YEARBOOK STAFF Gail Arbogast Toni Harvey Kathleen Lauer Carmen Blumenshine Connie Sparr Randy Tjaden Larry Craig Cary Koch Gladys Trindle 2 Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Copy Editor Layout Editor Sports Editor Photographer Advertising Manager Sponsor

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SUPER! TE DE T . . . if' it With the delivery of this annual, another memorable school year is drawing to a close. jj Events have taken place during the year which astounded, shocked, and dismayed all of us. 'rfargigtg-1?F E It is our hope that the experience gained in school will better equip each student to realis- tically face the joys and sorrows which will be encountered in the days and years ahead. We feel that your school has done its share to aid in the development of strong and thoughtful indi- viduals, who are truly concerned for each other. I am justly proud to have been associated with all of you and extend to you my best wishes for a bright future. Q2 Leo E. Anschutz B. S., University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kansas M. S., Fort Hays K. S. C., Hays, Kansas BOARD OF EDUCATION FRONT ROW, left to right: R. Max Reser, President, Mrs. Alberta Rector, Clerk, Leo E. Anschutz, Treasurer, Raymond Rink, Vice-President. BACK ROW: Wayne Mclntyre, Harold R Tjaden, Dale E. Loger, and Fred Speer. 4