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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1947 volume:

1 .. ' A ' J A J?) y Lt - 2 t M - . v ' ■ ■ ■ mmm Aqua Clara ‘Presented by Senior Class of 1947 Clearwater, Florida •w-yfu-m- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: C. H. S. Printshop Bryn-Alan Studios Austin Fillmon J. Arlos Ogg Studios Bergeson Photo Shop The Clearwater Sun The Dunedin Times St. Petersburg Times Florida Graphic Arts Engraving Co. Southern Engraving Company Florida Grower Press Universal Book Bindery .... 0. . Li . v 7 MISS LOIS MORSE The Senior Class takes pride in dedi¬ cating this year-book to Miss Lois Morse, teacher and high school registrar, whose diligent service and untiring energy have won the admiration of those who have found inspiration in her high sense of duty and perfection. 1 (I I M AJ V j wfc . ' I. Li! JsP’JLf - ' A-: Silence! and through the silence and the dark By that closed door, the distant sob of tears Beats on my spirit, as on fairy shores, The spectral sea; and through the sobbing — hark! Down the fair-chambered corridors of years, The quiet shutting, one by one of doors. —H. Hagedorn. Rocco Grella B.S., St. Peter’s Music College Naples, Italy Lois Morse B.S., U. of Ga. David Sherman M.A., Peabody Emma Roberts Jacksonville Bus. College Wallace Gause A. B., Florida Southern Ruth Brubeck B. S., Beacom College T. I., U. of F. Marguerite Morse B.S., U. of Fla. Willard Jardine B.S., Rutgers U. Charles Koch Tomlinson Vocational Inst, Molly Cameron B.S., Salem College W. B. FEAGLE A.B., U. of Fla.; M. A., U. of Fla. Mildred Turner A.B., Rollins .Toe Scofield R.S.. U. of w Martha Kelley M.A., Columbia A.B., Allegheny Albert Blizel A.B., U. of Chicago Amber Turner B.S., F.S.C.W. Rachel Donald Sara D, B.S., Miami U. Kirkpatrirk B.S., F.S.C.W. Edna Knapp A.B., Bates Alfred Meadows B.S., Harvard £ Ann Watts Dietition, F.S.C.W. N.M. Faulds B.S., Oklahoma State TJarda Briggs Flaw. Christine Carmack A.B., U. of Chicago John Weger B.S., Butler R. Burton Reed A.B., Miama U. Carolyn Avery B.S., F.S.C.W. Bessie Crowell A.B., U. of Fla 4M V U. e}fi p+a. A) Hugh Flanders B.S., Presbyterian tOe Pass On Tlumbered Steps We pass on numbered steps which taken must be measured as they fall, For from the ebbing echoes of these silenced halls We hear the footsteps which passed this door before. We almost hear their youthful, beating hearts Holding happy, hidden dreams — Hearts that hope and wonder, Souls that seek and wander, As we laugh and dream and saunter on. But well we know That though our feet may never climb these stairs again, Though we escape these halls The doors, slammed shut by the winds of fancy, Have trapped a portion of our hearts inside Left to mingle with the echoes. ;g agi£ AT last it’s dons; the way is finished! And twelve years now consummate in this— our graduation. Oh, how we pursued that distant, glorious day; Every game, every word was ha: nested to the thought That someday we would step forth as men and women! But now we look behind; We faintly recall the first years. The sand table, and the colored chalk, The rhymns we learned, and the stories we read, And how when the lesson bored us Our minds fled beyond the windows And we heard the poetry of singing birds And saw the splendor of the sunbeam shining down the aisle. We pass over the years to the moment that brought us here To this school, then strange and new. But is she strange or new today? We’ve grown within these walls ana become a part of her! Within those corridors, within these rooms, We passed the weeks and months that constantly, silently enhanced our stature. As memories reflected shroud the past in her peculiar cloak of fancy. We hear the faintly fading footsteps, The happy days, the things that made us laugh — And at once we listen to the silence and the murmur of the things behind. At last we pass beyond these doors nd with certain sense of sadness we hear them And after the latch snaps tight, barring us from the Fountain of Fellowship, Only the sweet spring of recollection can give us drink. Senior Class Officers First Row: Jackie Drew, Sergeant- at-Arms; Bea Bergeson, Vice President; Ann Sever, Secretary; Marvin Moore, President. Second Row: Donald Hope, Sergeant- at-Arms; Wallace Blackburn, Treasurer. Catherine Orma Adams J Akin Wiiliam O. Allbritton “Beasty T. Allen, Jr. “Tex” Jack L. Allen Marjorie Claire Armston Geraline Z. Baily Marge “Jerry Beatrice Lucille ( Bergeson “Bea” y icille sf ' Ruthe ■ ' .rf V son y Marion Ann Bieniustock ” a- SYt Betz c7 Of Tshe ‘Past This is a class history. However, it is not a tale of our failures and successes from our kindergarten days through this, our last year of high school. Instead it is intended to be a record of what has happened in the world since we vi first entered it. i j jjy 1 tOhatever you find, do with all your might -SOLOMON Wallace Wayne Blackburn “Wally” Juanita Boyd “Nita” J Herman C. E pris Thelma Blair Blankenship i pKo w V Ramona ’ Bramien ly ■p k 7 dA Charles Edward Blohm “Eddie” Nancy Corrine Cavanagh “Nan” John Neal Bohannon Jj “Johnny ' Alber Ceraolo “Tony ' We were Su ng the worst depression this country has ever witnessed, but for the most part it affected us very little. Our own recollections of it are concerned al¬ most solely with the efforts of our government to bring the U.S. out of its dark days. One of the principal pro¬ blems was unemployment; so after the National Rehabil¬ itation Administration was formed, the C.C.C. and W.P.A. were organized almost immediately. In I am not bound to win, but — to be true. —LINCOLN Mary Ceraolo Andrew Davidson “Glenste” Reba Yvonne Claytonr J . iiensie s arbara Hopkins Collins “Bobbie” Russell G. Douglas “Doug” Margaret Montague Constantine “Peggy” Jacqueline S. Drew “Jackie” Evelyn Ann Crowley “Evie” Odus Smith Dunlap While we were still youngsters, Franklin Delano Roosevelt ran successfully for re-election to the presidency. This was to occur twice again before his career was to be ended by death. Thus until that time—only two years ago— we knew but one president. By the time we reached high school everyone was wearing bobby sox and saddleshoes and rivaling one an- CDake something your specialty. -CARLYLE ♦ 7 JjAp L Tlo good thing is failure. —THACKERY other on learning the latest jitterbug step first—or perhaps “making it up.” Dance music was divided into “jazz” and “sweet and mellow” long before our time, so it changed little, except for the titles of its tunes. When war came to Europe in 1939, we felt it little and indeed thought about it less until the security of the U.S. itself was threatened in 1941. Now in 1947, we are -a survivors of the worst war in all history; and because we xj- V. Dunn “Houston” Virginia Louise Dyal “Chee Chee” Edward Lawrence Ericson ‘Ed Norman Francis Eubanks “Big Chief” Robert T. Farrell “Bob” Austin L. Fillmon Dorothy Roberta Flemming “Bobbie” Lillian E. Alice Margaret Edwin Carlton Gardner “Gander” 3f) J(UVyUAS 3AjL ‘{juP MlsUL John Vernon Hammock Charlotte Anita Hamrick Frances Yvonne Harmon “Vonnie” Lloyd C. Youngblood “Curley” Llewellyn Theodore Heine “Happy” .Carolyn C. Henery “Flossie” James Edward Heusser “Red” Rheba L. Holladay “Bebe” Donald E. Hope “Don” n Jr pi fflf have grown up during ffltsi terrible progress, we have felt it greatly both in obt Ifc ges and those of people all over the world. In our eyes, progress made in science was the one good that resulted from the war. Radar and atomic energy, sulfa drugs and D.D.T. are words and phrases that we use daily without hesitation. Airplane travel is not strange to us; we no longer race to the front yard at the roar of an airplane O, the joy of a manly selfhood. ,—WHITMAN tu James F. Howe “Shorty” Ruby Jean Kearny James Howell “Jimmy” Earle P. Kelley “Shipwreck” Stephen Dwight Hughes “Tippie” rma Merifra Jerkins Hayes L. Kennedy “Rooster” Gwendolyn Kersey “Gwen” ffi : V f £ Edith Elizabeth Jones “Bebe” James F Lohre “Jim” Gsp04P tfMi wm v s ' Step out from the surging crowd and make yourself a CDaster. —CLAY. motor. We are not blase about it—we have merely ceased to wonder what keeps planes aloft and therefore take them for granted. We are conscious of having lived during seventeen or eighteen years that have been probably th$ most telling years in the last few centuries. Bering t|e passing of those years, communicalfe iVhas developed to a remarkable Be Jane urston Alma LaVernn Martin “Dernie” Francis Elizabeth Martin “Francie” Homer Martin Joanne Mathews “Jo” Nancy Drayton Mayers “N. M.” Rosalie Jane Mayers ‘‘Rosie Jane” ' 4 , degree. Mod es_of travel have been lolj er co Cor l ugh derisively whel h$ beemJ beled “crackpots” a few eara ag eir int joH rf eJoping rockets ca Leverne Mason “Verny” Jane Marie McElveen “Janie” ;o tne moon? res, the world has gone a lotf way since we wej-e born, but there is still a promising, almost limitless future before us. We are looking forward to it. tOhat you can do - - begin it. -FAUST Circumstances are the creatures of men. —DISRAELI ' 1 ‘ t Co Che Future This is a class prophecy, but even so it does not set forth in bold type that within ten years John will be Presi¬ dent of the United States or Mary will be a Metropolitan Opera star. In fact it- sefs forth nothing at all boldly. In¬ stead it Mr ' Ijj- ' feO Gtate in all humility some more likely. ' rtljp ideas about the uncertain futujje n tutu p Daniel Patrick McGeachy, III “Pat” Marion Louise Mills Anne Anderson McKay “Nettie” Clinton Mitchell Mary Frances Laird “Fran” Elba I. Mizell Mary Alice Meeks “M. A.” Marvin Moore “Mary” Frieda Mae Mendel “Fritz” Victoria Antonia Morelli Jonnie Mae Nbrton “Bugs Mary Frances Moungrides Mur ” Constance Marie O ' Connor “Connie” William Murphy Jeanne Elizabeth Owen Milly” William E. Nodine Bill” JuJLt, y aJt. y?rdL u Margaret Ann Owens “Peg” Betty Jean Nolan ' essimists would have us believe that without the t shadow of a doubt the world and all that dwell pon will be blasted to eternity within a short time tomic bomb. But we are young, and youth is not We have no intention of placing lilies in our and lying down upon the mossy turf to await The too many doors before us, and we are eager ds pray God, a gentleman! —THACKERAY. So little done, such things to be. —TENNYSON to begin trying them. We shall probably spend our next few mg. Our ambitions are great. We yearn best, though we know that, no mat A years going from portal to portal, until we find the doors behind which lies work we love. Some of us will enter new fields, and a very few of us will find our search never end- Y 1 ' ■ ? ■U’d Patricia Padgett “Pat” JZ ' Robert E. Pritchard “Bob” Louis Paulson Gene M. Proctor “Proc” Barbara Joan Petersen “Pete” Christine Randall 5 Sami 3 Pi £ , “S- £ fjp , hristine Margaret itandall Cajrnpbell “Kris” - Richter KT P %icky h $ v r$ ' X - v 4,vP uel W. Pierqe “Sam” Betty Ann Pomponio Clyde Renfroe, Jr. “Buddy” Garland lieves Mary Louise Robinson Perry D. Roddey Rebecca Ann Sever “Chicken Annie” Esther Ann Sheffer “Es” ; v Troian White Sherman Sonny” Amos Shugars Eleanor Smith Smitty” ] Gloria Ann Stevenson “Monkey” John E. Swift, Jr. “JohnnyjJ f o ' 3 some of us will not reach the top. “We long to take vapor threads of possibility that run from earth to heaven and weave them with the warp of days into realities.” The world is apt to smile knowingly at this point and remark that desires, ideals, ambitions—all are very well and good, but we shall soon find only the practical to be of worth; yet while we have thought of greatness and good- CDan who would be, must rule the empire of himself. -SHELLEY Alma Jean Tarbox Ralph Bruce Van Fleet, Jr. Myrtice Jean Taylor Helen Marie Wagner “Wagie” Emerette Joiner Toole M Emy” Jimmy Watkins Charlotte Ann Tucker Barbara Ann Watson “Barbie” Esther Turner ft Y N Jen Ora Imogene j . Weimer - j n “Cookie” ; -C Success is naught, endeavor’s all. —BROWNING ness, we have not left from our day-dreams the practical. We expect to work hard to realize their possibilities. In¬ stead of bowing our heads and shrinking at the inescapable blows, which we have been advised life is going to and our ambitions, we are standing straight and with a firm grip to our ideals in brotherhood tree, which, though its feet not Jack F. White, Jr. Frank W. Williamson “Stupid” Edwin C. Willson, Jr. “Ed” Elvis Marie Wolf “Mavie” Lock R. Young We are not boldly declaring that each of us is going to be famous. We are not even proclaiming that everyone of us is going to live a successful life. But we do demand our day-dreams and the right to attempt to realize their possi¬ bilities, for we believe it is better to have tried and failed than not to have tried at all—this to those who have con¬ signed us and the world to our fate and have already begun to compose our dirge. ‘By their fruit ye shall know them. V mm Senior Directory CATHERINE ADAMS Glee Club . . . Los Gauchos . . Home Ec. Club JOYCE AKIN Basketball ... Sr. Play Production BILL ALLBRITTON Cheer Leader, ’45, ’46 . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Masque and Gavel . . . C Club . . . Tennis, ’45, ’47 ... Swimming ’46, ’47 . . . Los Gauchos . . . Track GLENN ALLEN C-Club, Football ’45, ’46, 47 . . .Bas¬ ketball, ’45, ’46, ’47 . . . Baseball ’45, ’46, ’47 . . . Sr. Play Cast JACK ALLEN C-Club ’43, ’44, ’46 . . . Veterans Club, Sec.-Treas. . . . Football ’43, ’44 . . . Basketball ’42, ’43, ’44 ... Baseball ’43. ’44 . . . Mgr. Football, Basketball ’40, ’41 MARJORIE ARMSTON Honor Society, Pres. . . . Student Council . . . Quill and Scroll . . . C-30, Pres. . . . Chatter, Asst. Ed. . . . Library Club, ’46 . . . Sr. Play Production ... Jr. Class Pres. BEA BERGESON V. Pres. Sr. Class . . . Chatter Adv. Mgr. . . .C-30, V. Pres. ... Sr. Play, Publicity Mgr. . . . Quill and Scroll, V. Pres. . . . Student Council . . . V. Pres. Library Club MARION BETZ Glee Club . . . F. L. S. . . . Annual Staff . . . Honor Society RUTH BIENINSTOCK Beatitudes . . . F. L. S. WALLACE BLACKBURN Basketball ’46, ’47 . . . Baseball ’45, ’46, ’47 ... Football, ’45, ’46 ... Track, ’46, ’47 . . . Annual Bus. Mgr. . . . Class Treas. Sr. ... C Club, V. Pres. DORIS BLANKENSHIP G.A.A. . . . Volleyball, ’45, ,’46 . . . Basketball, ’45 EDWARD BLOHM . . Football JOHN BOHANNON Veterans Club, Pres. JUANITA BOYD D. C. T. Club, Treas. . . . Band, ’45, ’46 ... Home Nursing ROMONA BRANNEN Volleyball . . . F. L. S. ... G.A.A HELEN CALHOUN D. C. T. Club NANCY CAVANAGH Cheerleader ... Sr. Class Play, Usher . . . G.A.A. . . . Home Ec. Club . . . Los Gauchos EHEBA CLAYTON D.C.T. Club . . . Volleyball. ’45 . . . G.A.A. ... Sr. Play Usher . . Quill and Scroll EVELYN CROWLEY Glee Club Choir . . . Masque and Gavel . . . C-30 . . . Quill and Scroll, Sec. . . . Volleyball MARGARET CONSTANTINE Home Ec. Club, Pres. . . . C-30 GLEN-ANN DAVIDSON Glee Club Choir . . . Annual Staff SHIRLEY DAVIS Glee Club Choir . . . Girls’ Chorus JACKIE DREW Sr. Class, Sgt.-at-arms . . . Glee Club, Sec.-Treas. . . . Cheerleader . . . Masque and Gavel . . . Annual Staff . . . Volleyball, ’46 ODUS DUNLAP Key Club . . . Glee Club . . . Foot¬ ball . . . Baseball . . . Basketball SHARON DUNN Basketball NORMAN EUBANKS Football ’45, ’46, ’47 . . . Basketball ’45, ’46, ’47 . . . Baseball ’44, ’45, ’46 • • • C Club . . . Track ’45, FSC record ROBERT FARRELL Football . . . Basketball, Mgr. . . . Baseball . . . C Club . . . Annual Staff AUSTIN FILLMON Veterans Club, Sec.-Treas. . . . Annual Printer . . . Chatter Staff Printer CARL GARDNER Football ’45, ’46 LILLIAN GANGLEHOFF Band . . . Glee Club . . . Chatter Writer . . . Annual Staff ... Sr. Play Usher YVONNE HARMON Glee Club . . . F.L.S. . . . Volley Ball . . . G.A.A. LLEWELLYN HEINE Track . . . C Club . . . Basketball . . . Football CAROLYN HENERY Glee Club . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Chater Staff JAMES HEUSSER Football . . . Sea Scouts ELWOOD HOGAN Masque and Gavel . . . Glee Club RHEBA HOLLADY Band . . . Glee Club Choir . . . C-30 EARL KELLEY D. C. T. Club . . . Sea Scouts HAYES KENNEDY Key Club, Pres ... Jr. Rotarian . . . Football . . . Basketball . . . Base¬ ball . . . Track . . . Sea Scouts GWEN KERSEY Glee Club, V. Pres. . . . Annual, Sports Ed . . . Chatter. Lit. Ed . . . Honor Society . . . Masque and Gavel . . . Quill and Scroll . . . F.L.S. . . . Basketball FRANCES MARTIN Quill and Scroll . . . Band, V. Pres. . . . Masque and Gavel . . . Basket¬ ball . . . Annual, Photography Ed . . . Library Club . . . Chatter Writer . . . G.A.A. HOMER MARTIN D. C. T., . . Vets Club, Chatter Staff , . Annual Printer LA VERNN MARTIN Glee Club . . . Los Gauchos . . . Honor Society . . . Annual Staff JOANNE MATHEWS D.C.T. Club . . . F.L.S. LAVERNE MASON D.C.T. Club, Pres. . . . Home Nursing JANE MAYERS Cheerleader . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Masque and Gavel . . . C-30, Pres, and Sec. . . . Chatter, Lit. Ed. . . . Glee Club . . . Student Council, Sec. . . . NANCY MAYERS Cheerleader . . . C-30, Sec. Masque and Gavel . . . Chatter Staff . . . Basketball . . . Glee Club . . Student Council ’44 ... Quill and Scroll JS t. Senior Directory EL DONNA M ELFRESH F. L. S. JANE McELVEEN Library Club . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Basketball . . . Student Council . . . G.A.A. ANNE McKAY C-30 . . . Band . . . Glee Club . . . Masque and Gavel, Sec. . . Los Gauchos . . . Student Council, ’45 MARY ALICE MEEKS . . . Annual Staff ... Sr. Play Cast D,C,T, Club LOUISE MILLS Masque and Gavel . . . Volleyball . . . F.L.S. . . . Home Ec. Club . . . Chatter Writer CLINTON MITCHELL Football . . . C Club . . . Chatter Printer ELBA MIZELL Library Club . . . Allied Youth . . . Sr. Play Usher MARVIN MOORE Sr. Class Pres. . . . Key Club . . . C Club. Pres. . . . Football, ’44, ’45, ’46 . . . Basketball, ’45, ’46, ’47 . . . Baseball, ’45, ’46, ’47 ... Track ’47 . . . Swimming ’46 BILL NODINE Basketball ’45, ’46, ’47 ... C Club, Sec. . . . Key Club . . . Masque and Gavel . . . Sr. Play Cast ... Jr. Rotarian JONNNIE NORTON Home Ec. Club CONNIE O ' CONNOR Student Council, Pres. . . . Honor Society . . . Chatter, Asst. Ed. . . . Youth Council, Treas. . . . C-30 . . . Quill and Scroll . . . F.L.S., Sgt.-at- arms . . . Annual Staff PEGGY OWENS Annual, Adv. Mgr. . . . Los Gauchos . . . Masque and Gavel JEANNE O ' RIORDEN C-30, Treas. . . . Los Gauchos . . . Chatter Writer . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Annual Staff PATTY PADGETT Student Council . . . F.L.S. Glee Club . . . D.C.T. . . . C-30 . . . Volleyball . . . G.A.A. . . . Chatter Staff LOUIS PAULSON Key Club . . . Los Gauchos . . . Masque and Gavel . . . Annual Staff . . . “June Mad” Cast . . . Glee Club JOAN PETERSEN Chatter, Editor . . . Quill and Scroll, Treas. . . . Glee Club . . . C-30 . . . Student Council . . . Volleyball ’45, ’46 . . . Masque and Gavel . . . Los Gauchos, Treas. ’46 SAM PIERCE Los Gauchos . . . Key Club ROBERT PRICHARD Glee Club . . . Boys Chorus GENE PROCTOR Allied Youth . . . Football ’45. ’46 . . . Baseball ’46, ’47 CHRISTINE RANDALL Basketball ... Sr. Play Production . . . Masque and Gavel, Pres. . . . Chatter Writer . . . Annual Staff . . . Cheerleader, Co-Capt. . . . Glee Club, Chorus . . . C-30, Sgt.-at-arms BUDDY RENFROE Chatter, Sports Ed. . . . Chatter Printer . . . Football ’45 . . . Base¬ ball ’46, ’47 MAX RIEVES Football . . . Baseball MARY LOU ROBINSON Sr. Play Cast . . . Girls Chorus . . . Mixed Chorus . . . Annual Staff . . . Operetta ANN SEVER Glee Club Chorus . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Masque and Gavel . . . . . . Sr. Play Production . . . C-30, V. Pres. . . . Student Council . . . Chatter Writer ESTHER SHEFFER D. C. T. ELEANOR SMITH Band . . . Home Ec. Club JOHN SWIFT Glee Club . . . Masque and Gavel . . . Annual Staff GLORIA STEVENSON Glee Club . . ,. Masque and Gavel . . . F.L.S. ... Sr. Play Usher ALMA TARBOX Quill and Scroll, Pres. . . . Annual, Art Ed. . . . C-30, Treas. . . . Glee Club . . . Masque and Gavel . . . Los Gauchos MYRTICE TAYLOR Honor Society, Sec. ... F. L. S., Cabinet . . . Glee Club . . . Student Council ’46 ... Annual, Asst. Ed. . . . Allied Youth, Pres. EMERETTE TOOLE Masque and Gavel, Sec.-Treas. ’46 ... Sr. Play Cast CHARLOTTE TUCKER Drum Major . . . Home Ec. Club, V. Pres. . . . Basketball . . . Annual Staff RALPH VAN FLEET Jr. Rotarian . . . Key Club . . . Student Federalists, Pres. ... Jr. Class, Sec. ... Sr. Play Cast HELEN WAGNER Band . . . Glee Club . . . Chatter Writer . . . Annual Staff BARBARA WATSON Band, Sec.-Treas. . . . Volleyball . . . Basketball . . . G.A.A. . . . Sr. Play Publicity JEN ORA WEIMER Band, Asst. Director . . . Glee Club Choir . . . Los Gauchos . . . Annual Staff JACK WHITE Football . . . Tennis . . . Swimming . . . Track EDWIN WILLSON Annual, Ed. in Chief . . . Chatter, Bus. Mgr. . . . Glee Club, Pres. . . . Key Club, V. Pres. . . . Honor Society . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Masque and Gavel LLOYD YOUNGBLOOD Key Club . . . Glee Club . . . Quill and Scroll ... Jr. Rotarian . . . Chatter Writer . . . Annual Staff ... Sr. Play Cast Mi MM MS .3 You are only Juniors now, Just as we were Juniors — then. But with tomorrow, you too, will share this echo with us. Oh, you smile and jest and take this lightly lightly, But, you too, will listen for this echo. For, Juniors, this school embraced our hopes — Endeared them in the bosom of her presence. She opened her heart to love in common fellowship And turned our dreams to the life and breath of action. She shut her doors upon darkness And dispelled those mists and clouds with wisdom, While on her hearth she breathed warmthh into every dream that we shared with her. We were Juniors then, We who are Seniors now. We’ve come to know this school, But you can’t know it — now. You can’t feel the current Surging upward from within our hearts. First Row: Fred Barnum, Faye Bowers, Lester Coon, Barbara Brandenburg, Bill Burke, Barbara Bailey, Billy Barnes. Second Row: Freed Chase, Nell Barlow, Forrest Dearing, Pat Bayly, Harold Euler, Roberta Breeden, Wayne Clark, Lavina Cockerman. Third Row: John Abner, Betty Campbell, Bill Boyce, Helen Abrams, Murray Curls, Lula Albrecht, Steve Christie, Hazel Blackburn, Frank Douglas. Fourth Row: Susan Coolidge, Paul Bellamy, Velma Campbell, Karl Flammer, Alice Balfour, Bradley Bailey, Betty Boyd, Sherman Everlof, Elouise Coffey. Third Row: Eleanora Fuleky, Howard Hartley, Mari¬ lyn Howe, Charles Johnson, Corlette Greene, Lenwood Johnson, Joyce Gullette. Fourth Row: Melba Jones, Paul Gibson, Patty Flexor, Karl Flammer, Betty Jean Hitchcock, Robert Holmes. First Row: Richard Fuller, Betty Hensley, Roy Hen¬ derson, Marillyn Groves, Earl Jones, Sarah Howell, Donald Haley. Second Row: Dorbre Hammond, George Hardin, Geor¬ gia Jones, Leroy Peacock, Betty Ford, Fred Hulebaus, Ann Hendon, Dora Henrdy, Eddie Glaze, First Row: Clyde McMullen, Hazel Ready, Bob Roy Meador, Edwina Massie, Nelson Simmons, Marie Ruegg, Richard Sandstrom. Second Row: Neilsen Mills, Paul Gibson, Sally Rogers, Rollin McNutt, Joyce Livingston, Carl Mease, Arlene Lindenburger, Bobby Ogles, Jewell McKinley, Betty Meares. Third Row: Petsy Nelson, Elbert Touchton, Betty McMullen, Don McLain, Myrtle McCall, Bobby Olds, Shirley Reynolds, Donald McFarland. Fourth Row: Norman Kenyon, Joyce Lewis, Dean Ruple, Luteel Priest, Kenneth Maskrey, Nancy McMullen, O’Neal Newberry, Peggy Luce, Dan Luce, Loretta Murphy. Whitehurst, Jean Wilson, Lois Woerpel. Second Row: Dottie Smith, Marjorie Slizagh, Doris Christine Satterfield, Ernestine Thornton, Virginia Rudd, Martha Wyatt, Jeanne Sturgis, Carol Topham. First Row: Jack Zubler, Jane Watson, Norman Ken¬ yon, Billy Barnes, Fred Chase, Carol Sterling, Ed Van Diver. Second row: Dottie Smith, Marjorie Slizagh, Doris Vasbinder, Edythe Skipper, Barbara Shrewsbury, Joan We were Sophomores in ’43, But others have taken that place While we gaze in wonder, half astonished, At that hidden in the Future’s veil — And too in thought of those good things that we must leave behind. Thus, Sophomores, the way of school will pass for you. In your class you’ve entered at the entrance of the hall — At the bottom of the stairway that looms o’erhead You say you don’t — “too much work,” Or, “I wish I were a Senior.” As though at times by its very mass It would fall and crush you in its volume. For do you like this school? But when you have walked this hall You too will stop and look behind. We sat in our classes and fretted when teachers (Cruel and inconsiderate — we thought) Assigned more work or gave harder tests than we liked. Some said Silas Marner was a bore And what Soph cared if all the polished words of the ancient Greek Were buried with his bones? Yet, now we pause; we sneak a look behind, But, alas, the doors are closed! Those days, we know, are gone! 1 I First Row: Melba Duffey, Harry Hope, Edna Hensley, Sheridan Hogan, Norman Dollison, Scott Hornsby, Marlis Heusser, Billy Holmes, Louise Forehand, Chester Hahne, Peggy Dupree, Wallace Houghton. Second Row: Martha Hudson, Betty Hyman, Margaret Hoadley, Jun Harpham, Norma Jean Flowers, Earl Haynes, Kathleen Henn, Phillip Harris, Virginia Hoyden, Laddie Irion, Doris Howard. Dixie Froshee. Third Row: Sally Hively, Beulah Haynie, Harry Hunt, Betty Joyce Dewey, Dick Harlan, Gretchen De Kalb, Eli Jones, Joan Deeming, Juanita Fallon, Mary Alice Daniels, Eugene Johnson. First Row: Bobby Baker, Jack Carter, Jeanne Crum- baugh, Betty Beck, Marie Barnes, Patty Anderson, Antomiette Buchen, Norma Clark, Ardith Clark, Joe Grady, Bill Boatner, Fred Bunnell. Second Row: Mary Boyer, Lavern Dobson, Juanita Curls, Tommy Chestnut, Carolyn Campbell, James Baxter, Louis Barlow, Wallace Ericson, Mark Clark, Gerald Daklen, Faye Barlow, Hambright Dethero, Betty Cromartie, Joe Gould, Otto Bie. Third Row: Bertha Blair, Dan Coon, Ann Barry, Richard Gillespie, Phyllis Bruner, Jack Barton, Phyllis Bayly, Danny Caldwell, Jerry Burke, Lee Frey, Ann Balfour, Tom Dunn. First Row: Loreen Jones, Jean Luchau, Fay Jessup, Virgil McCullough, May Keppie, Howard Owens, Ann Malin, Kelsey Lauridsen. Katina Moungrides, Andy Marston, Elizabeth McMullen, Richard Ravel. Second Row: Charles Maskray, Neil Kelley, Norma Jean Murray, Walter Baise, Emma Lee Meeks, Robert Oliver, Peggy Mears, Edward Mendel, Dorothy Loeffler, Roger Kenyon, Dorothy Kilgore, Tommy Olds, Laura Nall, Florence Lee, Nancy Jones. Third Row: Marlene La Rock, Joseph Couch, Joan Loson, Kenneth Kerr, Josephine Mills, Ernest Kelly, Lois Lerch, Ralph Ricks, Sally McClean, Douglas Mason, Peggy Nall, Francis Knight. First Row: Mary Odenath, Barry Williams, May Winkelspecht, Tingley Ralph, Mary Jane Seaman, Billy Tsarios, Hadley Jean Shaw, Fred Womack, Diann Rathburn, Dick Shewell, Norma Jean Wolf, Patty Ulmer. Second Row: Joan Zehnder, Guy Wood, Susan Robin¬ son, Bill Scott, Lorraine Weidemeyer, Eugene Wallace, Betty Stiles, Cameron Wallace, Frieda Psomadakis. Third Row: Evelyn Ogles, Doris Sandner, Ruthie Randolph, Betty Rose, Donald Van Fleet, Nellie Faye Ramsey, Judy Wells, Louise Suggs, Keay Smith. , ,,I } 1, ijyLJUJi Club Directory GLEE CLUB—Directed by Mr. Wallace Gause, this year’s G’ee Club, has been one of the school’s best. For the first time C. H. S. had enterics in the District and State Contests. Also for the first time a Girls Chorus, a Boys Chorus and a separate Mixed Chorus were organized. LIBRARY CLUB—Organized in 1945 and advised by Mrs. Bessie Crowell, the Library Club takes care of checking books and magazines in and out of the school library. The members, besides receiving one-third credit for a year’s work, get the training for the job of librarian. LOS GAUCHOS—In action since 1937, this club promotes a better understanding between Spanish speaking countries and our own. Headed by Senora Turner, its members have studied the histories of many of our South American neighbors. Its motto is “He who sleeps much, learns little.” KEY CLUB—Granted a charter in 1942, this chapter of the Key Club is advised by Mr. A. J. Blizel. All members must hold scholastic averages of 85 or better. Its purpose is to develop the character of those belonging to the club. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY—Started in 1937, this society embraces members who have held an average of 85 or more from the ninth grade up. Students are elected by vitrue of their character and grades. Advisers are Miss Marguerite Morse and Miss Martha Kelley. STUDENT COUNCIL A seat on the Student Council is gained through an election at the beginning of the school year. Directed by Miss Kelley, the council has representatives from all classes. Its purposes are to give students a voice in school management, to let its members have some experiences in government, to form a place for interchange of ideas between students and faculty. C-30 CLUB—The thirty members of this organization must possess the qualifications of loyalty, dependability and honesty. The purpose of the club is to promote closer fellowship among its members. Directed by Miss Amber Turner, the C-30’s this year turned over to the school a much needed slide film projector. ASQUE AND GAVEL A part of the school since 1937, this dramatic gathering is sponsored by Miss Sarah De Kirkpatrick. The club is a recognition society for those interested in speech activities. Its purpose is to help those students who have some dramatic talent. AQUA CLARA—A “Chatter” for seniors only was started in 1937, but was changed in 1940 into an annual for the whole school’s enjoyment. Directing the business end is Miss Kirkpatrick, while Mrs. Knapp handles the literary end. C. H. S. CHATTER”—The school paper is published every two weeks by the journalism class reporters and staff and put to press in the school print shop by Mr. Meadows and his helpers. Teacher-adviser is Mrs. Edna Knapp. QUILL AND SCROLL—This club is the Edna North Knapp Clearwater Chapter of the International Honor Society for High School Journalists. All initiates must have written forty or more inches for the “Chatter,” have an average of 85 or better, or have been on the business staff of the paper. Adviser is Mrs. Knapp. D. C. T.—All those who wish to belong to the Diversified Co-operative Training group must be sixteen years of age or over and have at least a “C” average. Directed by M-s. Ruth Brubeck, this regular department of the school offers help to the student in picking his right vocation and also aids him in getting started in his chosen career. F. L. S.—Formed in 1920 as a branch of the Y. W C. A., F. L. S. stands for Faith, Loyalty and Service. Its purpose is to help in building its members characters. Its advisers are Miss Breeze and Miss Carol Avery. MOME ECONOMICS CLUB—Organized this year, the club, a chapter of the Future Homemakers of America, Is advised by Miss Briggs and Miss Cameron. Its purpose is to reach subjects at the club meetings that can’t be covered in school. VETERANS CLUB—The Club, formed this year, is made up only of those who were formerly in some branch of the armed forces. Mr. David Sherman, a veteran, is its sponsor. The aim is to help the school in any way possible. C-CLUB—Made up of all those who have earned a varsity letter from participating in some field of sport at C. H. S., the members of this athletic club are advised by Coach Weger and Coach Flanders. (Right to Left). The cast of “The Patsy” presented by the Senior Class, directed by Albert J. Blizel. Glenn Allen, Trip Busty; Bill Nodine, Billy Caldwell; Emerette Toole, Sadie Buchanan; Mary Lou Robinson, Grace Harrington; Marvin Moore, Francis Patrick O’Flaherty; Ralph Van Fleet, Tony Anderson; Anne McKay, Patricia Harring¬ ton; Lloyd Youngblood, Bill Harrington; Shirley Smith, Mrs. May Harrington; Albert J. Blizel, director. D. C. T. Club First Row; Joanne Matthews. Juanita Boyd, Roberta Breeden, La Verne Mason, Helen Cal¬ houn, Donald Haley, Betty Marston. Second Row; Ruth Brubeck, Advisor. Alan Peterson Patty Flexser, Boots Duckett, Reba Clayton, Elvie Stewart, Mary Ann Meeks, Esther Turner, Lavina Cockerham. Third Row; Esther Sheffer, Robert Holmes, Don Greene, Earl Kelly, Homer Martin, Carol Sterling, Jean Kerney, Student Council Seated; Marjorie Armston, Margaret Richter, Billy Holmes, Joan Petersen, Martha Kelly, Ad- Connie O’Connor, Jane Mayers, Barbara Bayly. visor. Betty Brandenburg, Dick Tuttle, Carrol Standing; Eleanoa Fuleky, Forrest Dearing, Nall,. Honor Society First Row: Edwina Massie, Betty Boyd, Martha Kelly, Advisor. Marjorie Armston, Myrtice Taylor, Marilyn Groves. Second Row: Edwin Willson, Forrest Dearing, Fred Chase, Jane Watson, Barbara Shrewsbury, Pat Bayly, Shirley Davis, Hazel Ready, Connie O’Connor, Ann Hendon, LaVernn Martin, Marion Betz, Billy Barnes, Lenwood Johnson, Gwen Kersey Chatter Staff First Row, Ann Sever, Marjorie Armston, Connie O’Connor, Gwen Kersey, Joan Petersen, Edna Knapp, Advisor. Patty Padgett, Bea Bergeson, Second Row: Jeanne O’Riorden, Frances Martin, Nancy Mayers, Ed Willson, Homer Martin, Fred Barnum, Margaret Richter, Buddy Renfroe, Billy Allbritton, James Howell, Lloyd Youngblood, Louise Mills, Alfred Meadows, Advisor, Aqua Clara Staff Seated: Gwen Kersey, Frances Martin, Peggy Owens, Edwin Willson, Wallace Blackburn, Alma Tarbox, Myrtice Taylor, Edward Ericson. Second Row: Charlotte Tucker, Ann McKay, Marion Betz, Bill Albritton, LaVemne Martin, Kris Randall, Lloyd Youngblood, Jackie Drew, Joan Petersen, Robert Farrell, Jimmy Watkins, Betty Brandenburg, Glenn Ann Davidson, James Howell, Pat McGeachy, Connie O’Connor, Louis Paulson, Mary Lou Robinson. Veteran’s Club First Row: George Bur¬ gess, Homer Martin, Bob Hart, James Lohre, David Sherman, Advisor. John Bo¬ hannon, Murray Curls, Jack Murphy, Jack Allen, Not shown in picture. Austin Fillmon. Allied Youth First Row: Eleanora Fuleky, Diann Rathburn, Gretchen De Kalb, Billy Barnes, Pat McGeachy, Myrtice Taylor, Hazel Rea¬ dy, Elizabeth McMullen, Betty Rose, Florence Lee. Second Row: Marion Betz, Elba Mizel, Betty Cromartie, Gene Proctor, Edythe Skipper, Betty Boyd, Barbara Shrewsbury, Pat Bayly, Phyllis Bayly, Third Row: Marjorie Slyh, Norma Flowers, Doris Sandner, Ruthie Randolph, Billy Holmes, Nellie Faye Ramsey, Lois Lerch, Ed- wina Massie. Usherettes Nancy McMullen, Betty Campbell, Patsy Nelson, Betty Ford, Connie O’Con¬ nor, Jane Watson, Mary Chalk, Betty McMullen. _ Library Club Seated; Margaret Richter, Bessie Crowell,Ad¬ visor. Barbara Shrewsbury, . Standing; Peggy Constantine, Helen Abrams, Evelyn Crowley, Marjorie Armston, Joan Peter¬ sen, Jane Me Elveen, Jane Mayers, Bill Albitton, Edwin Willson, Connie O’Connor. Hazel Ready, Edwina Massie, Barbara Bayly, Elba Mizel, Connie O’Connor, Beulah Haynie, Betty Campbell, Velma Campbell. Quill Scroll .(Right to Left.) 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Third Row; Fred Chase, Forrest Dearing, Jeanne O ' Riorden, Catherine Adams, Norman Kenyon, Bill Allbritton, Fred Hurlebaus. Fourth Row; Billy Barnes, Bradley Baily, Rob Roy Meador, Pat McGeachy, Richard Fuller. Masque Gavel First Row (left to right): Sally Rodgers, Carol Topham, Alma Tarbox, Betty Campbell, Ann Mc¬ Kay, Sarah De Kirkpatrick, Adviser; Christine Randall, Anne Sever, Betty Ford, Nancy Mayers, Frances Martin, Jackie Drew. Second Row: Shirley Smith, Peggy Constan¬ tine, Joan Petersen, Marilyn Groves, Jane Wat¬ son, Louise Mills, Ernestine Thornton, Barbara Bailey, Peggy Owens, Gwen Kersey. Third Row: Edwin Willson, James Howell, El- wood Hogan, Billy Allbriton, John Swift, Louis Paulson, Pat McGeachy, Billy Nodine, Frank Williamson, Carl Mease. Key Club First Row: Bobby Baker, James How¬ ell, Lloyd Youngbiood, Edwin Willson, Albert Blizel, Advisor, Hayes Kennedy, Louis Paulson, Hambright Dethero Second Row: Barry Williams, Harold Euler, Jack Barton, Danny Colwell, David Kirkby, Scott Hornsby, Lenwood Johnson, Bill Albritton, Roger Kenyon Third Row: Billy Holmes, Robert Oliver, Bill Nodine, Rob Roy Meador, Marvin Moore, Fred Hurlebaus, Ralph Van Fleet a -’ ■ M C-30 Club First Row: Pat Padgett, Margaret Richter, Bea Bergeson, Marj Armston, Jane Mayers, Jeanne O’Riorden, Amber Turner, Advisor, Faye Bowers Second Row: Helen Abrams, Bettji McMullen, Martha Wyatt, Ann McKay, Rheba Holliday, Marie Ruegg, Marillyn Groves, Connie O’Connor, Joan Petersen, Jane Watson, Ann Sever, Alma. Tarbox. Third Row: Ann Hendon, Carol Top- ham, Jean Sturgis, Evie Crowley, Betty Hitchcock, Betty Campbell, Nancy McMullen, Patsy Nelson, Nell Barlow, Nancy Mayers, F.L.S. First Row; Corlette Green, Virginia Rudd, Norma Flowers, Phyllis Bruner, Betty Stiles, Betty Ford, Ruthie Randolph, Marlis Heusser, Diann Rathburn, Faye Barlow, Joan Zehnder. Second Row: Jane Watson, Faye Bowers, Dixie Foshee, Connie O’Connor, Ramona Brannen, Yvonne Harmon, Carolyn Avery, Adviser, Ruth Breeze, Adviser, Doris Sandner, May Keppie, Ann Malin, Betty Cromartie, Joan Whitehurst. Third Row; Marilyn Groves, Betty Hitchcock, Dora Hendry, Peggy Dupree, Gwen Kersey, Johnnie Foshee, Sally Martin, Laura Nall, Gret- Home Economics First Row; Norma Jean Flowers, Florence Lee, Eloise Thomas, Mary McComb, Chris Coppedge, Alice Balfo� ur, Miss Molly Cameron, Peggy Constatine, Miss Briggs, Betty Ford, Frances Ceraolo, Betty Jean Carter, Lois Collins, Lorene Jones, Ardith Clark, Second Row; Patty Ulmer, Charlotte Tucker, Carol Topham, Ann Balfour, Beulah Haynie, Mary Boyer, Imogene Kilgore, Sarah Howell, Katine Moungrides, Norma Dollison, Lois Cocker- ham, Susan Robinson. chen De Kalb, Betty Rose, Elizabeth McMullen, Jewell McKinley, Patsy Gross, Jeanne Crum- baugh, Marion Betz. Fourth Row; Louise Barlow, Louise Suggs, Betty Hyman, Lois Lerch, Sally McLean, Florence, Lee, Ardith Clark, Pat Bayly, Barbara Bayly, Dottie Smith Betty Campbell, Phyllis Bayly, Fifth Row; Arlene Lindenberger, Velma Camp¬ bell, Melba Jones, Keay Smith, Betty McMullen, Patsy Nelson, Nancy McMullen, Mary Chalk, Carol Topham, Luteel Priest, Myrtice Taylor, Nell Barlow, Martha Wyatt. Third Row; Peggy Dupree, Glenn Ann David¬ son, Ann McKay, Nancy Cavanagh, Sally Rog¬ ers, Peggy Jo Stewart, Betty Hyman, Lois Hardy Patty Williams Forth Row; Sally McLean, Catherine Adams, Shirley Smith, Jane Watson, Marilyn Groves, Jean Kearney, Marlis Heusser. Kneeling; Louise Mills, Cathleen Henn, Ruthie Randolph, Doris Sandner, Georgia Jones, Louise Forehand. lift-mu Sports activities play an important part in school life. Team work, physical growth, and mental quickness are improved by participation in athletics. Members of the student body find pleasure in being a responsive audience to those games in which their teams take part. This year, as never before, Clearwater High h as entered whole heartedly into sports for girls and boys. The girls have organized active volley ball and basket ball teams under the direction of Miss Carolyn Avery, physical education teacher. Coach Jake Weger and Coach Hugh Flanders, along with the boys, have devoted much time and effort toward pro¬ ducing football, basketball, softball, tennis, track, and swim¬ ming teams of which C. H. S. can readily be proud. C Club First Row: Wallace Blackburn, John Abner, Billy Tsacrios, Jack Allen, Second Row: Norman Kenyon, Roger Kenyon, Albert Ceraolo, Steve Hughes, Frank Williamson. Third Row: Elbert Touchton, Harry Hope, Clinton Mitchell, Don Hope, Fred Chase. Fourth Row: Norman Eubanks, Glen Allen, Rob Roy Meador, Bill Nodine. Football ’ 4 6 The C. H. S. “Tornadoes , greatly improved over last year, won three games out of ten this season. After losing the first three games of the season they rallied to overcome the Plant City “Planters 30-12. In an exciting “Homecoming” game, the team suffered defeat by Dradenton’s “Golden Waves” 20-7. Tarpon Springs won the next tilt, by one point, triumphing over Clearwater for the first time in 15 years. After rising to win over Jesuit and F. M. A., the Tornadoes were trampled by Orlando 13-0. The season’s best played game was Thanksgiving day with St. Petersburg, Clearwater led at the half but the “Green Devils”, with luck on their side, scored an extra point at the last minute, making the final score 7-6. Clearwater Score Opposition Score Clearwater 0 Plant 20 Clearwater 19 Jefferson 41 Clearwater 0 Ft. Myers 37 Clearwater 30 Plant City 12 Clearwater 7 Bradenton 20 Clearwater 6 Tarpon Springs 7 Clearwater 15 Jesuit 6 Clearwater 22 F. M. A. 0 Clearwater 0 Orlando 13 Clearwater 6 St. Petersburg 7 Total 105 163 High Point Man-Glenn Allen, Senior. No Permanent Captain Was Chosen. B SQUAD The Breezers suffered a losing season this year, but gained much good practice. Totals Clearwater Opposition 69 156 Football, A Squad First Row: Billy Tsacrios, Hayes Kennedy, Clinton Mitchell, Eddie Hollingsworth, Wallace Blackburn, John Abner, M. C. Wilkinson, Roger Kenyon, Roy Henderson, Eddie Blohm. Second Row: Murray Curls, Bill Burke, Jack White, Bobby Ogles, Carlton Gardner, Tippie Hug- es, Jimmy Heusser, Edward Glaze, Eugene Wal¬ lace,. Third Row: Rob Roy Meador, Fred Chase, Nolan Sherman, Fred Barnum, Glen Allen, Norman Eu¬ banks, Don Hope, Marvin Moore, Lester Coons, Joe Olson. Pete Strayer, Joe Grady, Donald McFarland, Danny Colwell. Third Row: Joe Matthews, Gene Proctor, Frank Duglas, Kelsey McMullen, James Baxter, Jack Barton, Malcolm Hill, Carl Mease, Elbert Touchton. Football, B Squad First Row (left to right): Jack Mackie, Sidney White, Edward Van Diver, Lee Frey, Gerald Blanton, Douglas Mason, Edward Mendel, Max¬ well Layton. Second Row: Gene Clark, Bobby Middleton, Billy Blackburn, Tommy Chesnut, Andy Marston, Basketball, A Squad First Row: Karl Flammer, El¬ bert Touchton, John Abner, Sid White, Billy Tsacrios Second Row: Hayes Kennedy, Bill Burke, Glen Allen, Bill Nodine, Nolan Sherman, Letter Coons, Marvin Moore Basketball, B Squad First Row: Norman Kenyon, James Howe, Eddie Glaze, Tommy Checnut, Wally Blackburn, Douglas Mason, Jimmy Harpham. Second Row: Roger Kenyon, Eddie Van Diver, Dick Sandstrom, Jack Barton, Llewellyn Heine, Billy Barnes, Jack Zubler. a m Baseball First Row: Gene Proctor, Roger Kenyon, Billy Tsacrios, Fred Bunnell, Billy Boatner, Tommy Chesnut, Lee Frey, Gene Johnson. Second Row: Sherman Everlof, Eddie Havrilco, Don Studer, M.C. Wilkin¬ son, Andy Marston, Wally Blackburn, John Hammock, Hayes Kennedy, Douglas Mason, Danny Colwell, Joe Couch. Third Row: George Hardin, Richard Sandstrom, Pat McGeachy, Bud Renfroe, Sid White, Marvin Moore, Den Hope, Glen Allen, Rob Roy Mead¬ or, Fred Chase, Jack Barton, Eugene Wallace, Carl Mease, Coach Flanders. .- - ■ ■ aaM Track First Row: Bradley Bailey, Wally Blackburn, John Abner, James Harp- ham, Charles Johnson, Forrest Dearing. Second Row: Jack White, Eddie Glaze, Don Studer, Frank Williamson, Hayes Kennedy, Edward Mendel, Norman Kenyon, Marvin Moore Third Row: Bill Allbritton, Bill Barnes, Bill Nodine, Rob Roy Meador, Roy Henderson, Lester Coons, Nolan Sherman fin? Cheerleaders First Row: Hadley Jean Shaw, Barbara Bayly, Nan¬ cy Mayers, Kris Randall. Second Row: Jane May¬ ers, Frank Williamson, Nancy Cavanagh, Jeanne Sturgis, Bill Allbritton, Captain, Jackie Drew Girls’ Basketball Kneeling: Betty Jean Rose and Jocye Akin — captains. 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HARRISON | CIGARS - TOBACCO Smokers Supplies - Newspapers MAGAZINES - DRUG SUNDRIES CLEARWATER, FLA ’ .. 1 limn 11 in.. iimnimiiiM . 11.1.. 1 m mi 11 mi? | nnnnnninniinnnnnn ....mini’ i COMPLIMENTS [ MARLENE SPORT SHOP [ 7 SCRANTON ARCADE .. mn 11 mm nmi inn. n in ■ 1 nm 111 mi in 111 in 1111 nnnm nm ... «1111: • n • 1111 n 1. • • 1 1111 ■ 11,1 n 1111 in ■ 11111111111111 ■ 11111111111111.11 ■ 11111.1111.1 m ■. ■ CONGRATULATIONS CLASS Of 1947 [ WESTERN AUTO | ASSOCIATION | | 626 CLEVELAND ST. � m 1 nnnnmnmnnnmnnmi 11 nnnnmnnmninniiimu : 1 mini: in 1 inm.-. 1.o ' Best Wishes FOR YOUR FUTURE HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS “To Your Own self be true, And it shall follow as the night the day You can be false to no man.” Clearwater Tranist and Gulf Coast Motor Lines 305 S. GARDEN AVE, PHONE 2378 - 2329 HUM IIIMMIII’ illllllllllllMMhlhhMhlhhlhhhllMMMMMIIMIlMMinilMiMIIIIMMMMIMmMImiimill GREENWOOD PHARMACY Your Prescription Center 1012 Cleveland Street Clearwater, Florida ...hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhihhh. i ' I ■IIIMIIIItlllllHIl III! IIHHIHH Minim MMMmMMM .IHIMIIHIIHH I MMIIIHH Mi Ml | • |||, , ,f� UNITED SUPPLY The Sporting Goods Store 528 S. FT. Harrison Ave. i .. � .......... I ' imiiiiiiiiiiiii ,m ii ii mu 11 mini m mi mu inn,,,,,, •11111111,1111111 � COMPLIMENTS OF | DUNEDIN FISH COMPANY Dunedin, Florida | Phone 8-3751 John Bolger Owner £iiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiimiiimimmmiiiimiiiiiiii,imii,imiiim,miimi,,, CONGRATULATIONS 1 AUCE-MAE FLOWER SHOP 2 i i 504 S. Ft. Harrison Ave. j •i hihiihiihhhhihhhihiihhhhiiiih? HHIHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH...•IIIIIIIM.Ml I him I B B SUPER MARKET ! George Rouse, Mgr . I 12 N. Garden j .. i , i , i , ii , ii m ,,iii,ii,i,iiiii,iniiiiiiii,iiiiiiiiiiii i,iii iiiiiiin� i iiiiiiiiiiinii ill 1111111111,1,, I, II, 11,11,, ,,,,, MIHMiMllllllliliMllllltllllll Ml IHHI HI Hi HI IIHIIIIH Ml! I III II Shopping Center for I GIFTS I | RECORDS I | RADIOS | CLEARY’S Camera And Gift Center 812 BROADWAY DUNEDIN j ..HHHHHHHHHIIHHHHHIHIHHIHHHHHHHIIIIHIHIHHHHHHHHIIHIH HHHHHHHHHHHIHHHHHHH ' HHHIHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII , 1 | | u || | WHIM, ill 11 II HU | mi in 1111 III 11 ■■ 11 | 11 lid |, • i,| I III ,,, COMPLIMENTS I OF { Z Z | CLEARWATER BEACH j COTTAGES I AND | j TRAILER PARK 1 • iiiiiiiiiiiiiii nm limn uuuum.uuim muumiumn � •iin� i mmu turniii-1 t, nmimi milium uumumum iiiiiiiiiiii | VOGUE BEAUTY SHOP j Sheton’s Thermique j and all popular permanents | 16 N. Ft. Harrison, Clearwater I MANSOM ARCADE i SO. OF RITZ THEATRE i ' ' . . .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiimiiimmm•mmiimniummniuum? ; ' , ii-i i , l , iiimi|� ||nmi| , lllll , l , ll ,, l nunuuunnnni llll nnnununuunuun. ' u if Main and Douglas Dunedin, Fla. i niiiinii. 11111111111111111111 n 11 tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11 .mi i m • 11, : i 11 ■ t m . m it ii u i ,7 I 1 11 •- n i in 11111 in 11111 it i iin i it it i in 111,, n,, 111 j n u ii, ,, fI% | TACK AND WARREN | J CONTRACTORS IN j ROOFING and SHEET METAL j | FORCED AIR HEATING | CLEARWATER j � • I n ; I ; I ,, nil null.in.111 •• 111 • 111 ■ 1111111,1111,,,, I,, ,,|, 11111,, 11 1 111,11 I|% | MODERN BEAUTY SHOP j I Sally and Dola j = 9 South Osceola Avt. = = Phone 2246 Clearwater, FIa ' ' - . I in iiiiiiiiiiiiiii limn m . • i ' i i i • i 1 mum ii ■■ mi 11111111111111 ii ii iiiiiiiiiiiiiii hum it. . Your Record Store 1 BOATNER AND SMOYER I ELECTRIC COMPANY | 420 Cleveland Street | DECCA | | COLUMBIA | CAPITOL | | R.C,A. VICTOR | 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 uni in i n i mu n ii • H n - . immiimm iniiiinn e. W0 Sest tOishes to the Class of 1947 Che Penway Dunedin Florida —- ' —- | {!f0 | LAUNDRY INC. I DRY MEANING RUG CLEANING j Telephone 8-3501 ONE OF THE SOUTH’S MOST MODERN PLANTS Chas. A. Hodshon, Proprietor I 500 Douglas Ave. I Dunedin ........mini. 7 j. m . mu... i We are carrying The GIFTS FOR TOURISTS AND LOCALS Why not Trade At CARL’S GIFT SHOP LOCATED AT CLEARWATER BEACH | ATTRACTIVE JEWELRY Mexican and Guatemala Coats and Jackets MEXICAN SILVER AND NOVELTIES IMPORTED LINENS— j TABLECLOTHS HANKIES Nice selection of gifts for all occasions j You are invited to | COME IN AND LOOK AROUND u ..i.iimi.i. l |||iMH|| lll | l |,||||||||imi l ||,|. l ,|, .1,11111.1, MiMiii ll i..in.m, ..i.i.h ... m.it |, mm him, ,,i,,,i,,,ii,,,,i,.,i.,m,,ii. ,.,,,, mmm. tn. BEST WISHES I CLASSES OF ’47 | THAYER MOTOR CO. I | DODGE - PLYMOUTH | 28 N. Garden Ave. CLEARWATER, FLA. j M ,,,. ii.......,,i,....i.,.i.i...,i.,t...i„ii.,,..i....i. l i...m,,.....,� l ........ii.iiiiiii| l | | l | ( ,,, lllllllllllllllllllllllllll|ll||||||M||||||||||||l|IIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIM i.£ | CONGRATULATIONS AND | SUCCESS TO CLASS OF 1947 THE DECKERS SPECIALIZING IN FASHIONS FOR THE JUNIOR MISS SOUTH FT. HARRISON • Ml.MM,1................I, HIM..It. i..i,it,.,M,.,i..im� i,i,iii,iiiiii.ii,,.t,i.,«,,iM,,,,,,.r.i..M...M.M..n..m l 11IMI111 11 I 11 I 11 1111 111 I I 11111 I 111 I I III I 111 11 11111111 11 111111111 1111111 11 Ml 11 I Ml 11 II I I I I I I I.. | | ■ 1T r Rest. Wishes jj HILLTOP LUNCHEONETTE complete fountain service 542 So. Ft. Harrison = E Clearwater, Fla ' ll ||||||||||||| l ||||||||,||,|||,| | || | | | |. | ||,|||| | ,|,|||,,|, | ||, | ,,,|||| | ||| t| |,|, t | |||m , | |,| || ....iiiiii.iiiiiiii .... f|a j CONGRATULATION CLASS of ' 47 THANKS for YOUR COOPERATION I JR. SR. HIGH SCHOOL j LUNCHEONETTE MRS. GEO. WATTS, manager ' .mmiiiii .mi 11 hi .. ii i mu i iii i ii iiiiii ii i ii hi in min ii M11 mi in n ■ iiiiiiii limn ' ‘‘Say it with flowers” REED FLORIST l flowers for all ocassions = phone 2797 - 6831 E 22 So. Ft. Harrison Ave. Clearwater, Fla. E ju ' 1111 i ' 1111,111ii 1111111111111 ■ 111111111111111111■ 111111111111 m 1111111■ 111111111111111 ■ 11■ 1111117 ;• 1 ' I M ' 1 ' 1 ' I ' 111111111II f 111111111111| 11 .111 III II1111 III 11111111111111II1111111111 ' |,� E Best Wishes l of SWEAT’S FLOWER SHOP Phone 2589 1 m 11111111111 ■ 111 mi 11111 r i n n 11 ii | n | in | ..mu ii in 111111 m ii ii ii i in mi i ii ' iiimmnii miiniini in in ....... ; if BEST WISHES Cobb’s Luncheonette = Congratulations E CLASS OF 1947 r ii 1,1 mini iiiiiiii.. in i nim nnn ninn n iiiiiiii niiminiE . in.. 11 in.mi n i nn in inn inn mini Mullins Sweet Shop Lunches Dinners Sandwiches Candy E Home-made Ice Cream 528 Cleveland St. Clearwater, Fla ' ‘ 1 1 .min .mi urn nnn11 1 — i ‘iff ' ’ ' aTimfliiiilrii Tn .iiirnT jrun MOST POPULAR Nancy Mayers Norman Eubanks MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Connie O’ Conner Ed Willson MOST ATHLETIC Barbara Watson W’allace Blackburn MOST STUDIOUS Mrytice Taylor Edward Erickson BEST DANCER Emy Toole Bud Renfroe BEST LOOKING Alma Tarbox Tippie Hughes Che Ideal Senior t}he Ideal Senior tOill Jtave ' Ghe GIRL HAIR OF .Frances Martin .... EYES OF .Joan Petersen . NOSE OF .Alma Tarbox . HANDS OF .Shirley Davis . TEETH OF .Jackie Drew . LEGS OF .Mary Lou Robinson BODY OF .Bea Bergeson .. CLOTHES OF .Peggy Constantine LIPS OF .La Vern Martin . SMILE OF . pat Padgett . BOY ..Jim Heusser .Elwood Hogan . Sam Pierce - Ed Willson - Clinton Mitchell Norman Eubanks . Nolan Sherman .Johnny Bohannon . Marv Moore - Tippie Hughes Bergeson. Sitting: Jackie Drew, Shirley Davis, Alma Tarbox, Joan Petersen, La Verne Martin. Standing (left to right): Pat Padgett, Peggy Constantine, Mary Lou Robinson, Clinton Mitchell, Jim Heusser, Elwood Hogan, Steve Hughes, Sam Pierce, Frances Martin, Beatrice ' MOST ORIGINAL Kris Randall Lloyd Youngblood BEST PERSONALITY Jane Mayers Nolan Sherman BEST ALL ' ROUND Marv Moore Marge Armston lit ■11111111111111 III Iiiiiniiiiiii III IIIIIIIIIIIIII,, mimmm .mu .. in. . = Compliments Burke Brothers Machinery j i 631 Drew St. Phone 2293 = ....,,,,.. : | Quality Market Barldw’s I. G. A. E Phone 2325 Corner Garden and Drew «ii ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. .....� i i� i� i iii iii,i,. { Crane’s E Clearwater’s Most Complete Shopping Center Congratulations .— Our Seniors E Visit our famous Soda Fountain ..min.1111 linn hi .. ..iiiiiiiiiiiiii .� «� ...in,111111,111...mm,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,, „„ E Portraits Commercial = ..iiiiiiiiiiiiii... 111111 ., 11,111 ...mimmmiimmmiiiiiiiiiim mimmmmmmmmi.... I Wismer’s Radio ! § For latest records = Popular — Classical E i Race, Etc. i E Phone 2645 124 N. Ft. Harrison ’ 11 in mu ■mmimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmin,,„,,,,7 ' £ ■1111111111 ..mi.... J. Arlos Ogg K. 0. Finch Photographer 417 Cleveland St. Phone 2445 Wheel Aligning and Welding Work 1142-44 Cleveland St. Clearwater, Fla ' ..mm.mmmmmmmmimiiiimmiE Z ...in..ill,..,„,,,. Harry’s Live Poultry Market formerly Brown’s Next to express office Fresh Dressed Poultry and fresh eggs Phone 2650 Clearwater, Fla. i, m 11 m m m m 11111 m 1111 m m, i,, i m, m, m, m, m m 111 in, ■ 111111,,, 111,,,,,,, i,,,,,, (| (| | � ! ..miiiimmmmm.miimimm Wishing You Success Tharin Insurance Agency 519 Main St. Phone 8-2641 opposite Dunedin City Hall For Real Estate: M.R. Tharin Broker Saleswoman: Jane E. Tharin i in in m i m m m, in |,,,,,,,,,,,,,, m,, u,,,,,,,,, m tll m m,, m i1, t, ■, ■,,,,,,,,, i,,,,,,,,,,, ■ m ............ 1111 in i mi 11 hi m m 11 m m m m m m 11111 m i hi 1111,1,,,,, ;.. .....iimmimm... ■ 111111111 , mu.in mi mm mi.. mmmmmmmm.mu.mimimm ,,. Wood Typewriter Congratulations Exchange [ Class of ’47 = office supplies and equipment j Juice Industries Inc. E 29 N. Ft. Harrison Clearwater, Fla. = Dunedin, Fla. = ..... I | E .. iimmmmiimiimmmmmimmmimHimmiii, ... « 11IIII1111 III 111 M 1,1,1111, | | ,,,,,,,,,,,,, £■ miiiiiiii m m m iiimn iiiimmiimimmmmiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiii m mum.. , RAYMOND CLONINGER Writing your fire and auto Insurance at a saving. Cloninger Insurance Agency 624 Cleveland St. Clearwater, Fla. Compliments Class of 1947 Colonial Inn Mrs. Andrus, Prop Phone 2209 mm mu mm m mi mm mm,.immmmimmmm, .... . .. S SQ . ... . . , ' . .. ..vJ 1 . . . . Uiiibiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. ii� £iiiiil«iiiihiliiiiir tiiiiiiiiiimiliiiiiiiilimili ibiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiii mini u YOURS TO SUCCESS CLASSES OF ' 47 £indu’ Prozens CDalted 18 South Ft. Harrison . . . . mi Hill III IIIIMIIIIIIHIIM | l |||| l |||||||||| l ,| Mlm1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifii, immiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1947 0. JACK LAW UPHOLSTERING Automobile, Furniture Herbert Grice PHARMACIST Clearwater, Fla. 111111111111111111111111111:111111111111111111111111111111111111111 IIHHIIIfmillll llllllii;i|| 11 iiiiiilliininil. . .nun II• IIIII inn . . x CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1947 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBSAiSA till 1111111111111111111111111 Mil Ml | lai ................ ;m«............................................ I Equipment to do Good Printing Craftsmen to do it. j THE DUNEDIN TIMES | Elbert Waterson, Publisher Phone 8-2091 Dunedin, Fla. I , . ,,, .ni , i ' nii , i l „i„i„ l in„„niniin„i„uiiiininmm.... ...mm..... FREMACS IS THE STORE for YOU | FREMAC’S Congratulations “CLASS of ’47” Try Us and Be Convinned I RODGERS BROTHERS GARAGE | 1732 Largo Rd. Phone 2837 Clearwater •m........................ ......... £■ ........................V. ..... ......... .............. ....... ...... ................ ....... ...... ..... I, I DUNEDIN F.L. SKINNER CONGRATULATIONS •i i miii 11111 linn iiiiiiu mini mu i 11 ....... i .....,, lllia .. .......... ||k j Best Wishes Clearwater Studios = Posture — Slenderizing ! 1012 Cleveland St. Clearwater, Fla E Broadway Garage = Oldsmobile Sales Service = l Standard Oil Products = also United Motor Service = Dunedin, Fla. .in......•n.nnnn inn .innninnuninmi:: ' jiMiiiniiniiiinnnnniiinnnnninnnnnnninnnnnnnninnnninnninnninnni Compliments of | Evans, Morrison and Seitz Realtors ..nnnnnni..... n it nm n i in in ......in.......I ' ..� Stoutamire Hardware Fishing Pittsburgh { Tackle Paints Phone 2450 25 N. Ft. Harrison j .mi., nm ......i.iiiiu ...... . . inn......innininni..... Cotton, Woolen and Sporting Goods E rayon fabrics Tennis racquet = restringing = Sports and Textile shop 423 Laura Street Clearwater, Fla. = Rifleman’s supplies Phone = Arms and Ammunition 2851 E .................i.inii....||,ii,iiH.,ninnnnn. «.... in.......... nn.nninn. in.................i.inn.n................................... in... j |4 I Parker Electric E Guy O. Parker,Prop. = E Gibson Range § E Refrigerator Housewiring = 34 N. Ft. Harrison Phone 2662 ' •. in............ n......... i..................................in.:................. Z p ........inn...nil......in; al , Norfleet’s Super Market | Groceries - Meats - Frozen Food ...nnnn .innn.....nnn.i.n... .nnn.nnn............ ...mi .....in............7 .... inn................................................................................... E Compliments of I D a y t o n’s Restaurant and Delicatessen E Home-made Ice Cream = Sandwiches Fountain Service ' ■... n. .3 | ........ 11 •.n........n............................................ n.n.n........................ 11 • Compliments Of Clearwater Sports Shop Fishing Tackle and Gifts ! Ph. 75633 404 N. Ft. Harrison ] 7n ............ inn.................................. n.n.n in.................................in. in 11 Z i i I W. H. Hand — News Stand j E Cigars — Tobacco E Smoking Supplies Fountain Service 406 N. Ft. Harrison Clearwater, Fla. = in r, I... .1.111....... ni.I.II.MMiif |||| 1 1II Mil........................ Ill ;u....ntlll.i..i i o ....... � • innilliK.|i.Mi.in |ii,■ l mn...n, mimmm.iimm.i........ |(i Tom Parnell’s Super I. G. A. Market 401 MAIN ST. DUNEDIN . .millllinn,I,.,,,,,,,.... iHlllllll,|,||,,,|„,,, l „„, | „ || „ ||| „„„„„„„„ |||||||1|1||||||||||||t||||| . Congratulations § Class of ’47 1 E from The Sandwich Shop 31 N. Ft. Harrison Clearwater, Fla. E ........... f ' • ' ••iiv. i••• ..■• .m The finest food in Florida § Dixie Diner ! 9 N. Garden Ave. Clearwater, Fla. } .......... ...... lt „ Extending Every Good Wish for the Success and Happiness of Clearwaters’ Future Citizens CLASS OF 1947 I THE CAPITOL RITZ | THEATERS “Your Home of Entertainment” j .......It.(I,,,,,,,I, E . mini I,,,,I,,,, |M CEDRIC H. COLLINS General Insurance = E Life Insurance E = Real Estate = Phone 8-3021 Dunedin j • .......mi.... ..� ......iiiiiif it, mm, EARL’S | SUPER I. G. A. MARKET I f 611 N. Ft, Harrison { : Phone 2104 Clearwater = 1 ' 1 hi mil m iimii.mii i mu ii 111 inn i iimm ,i mi 111M i, I, i| ( , r l||1 , M(||| ( £.mmimmmiii.mmmmmmiiiiiiiii,,„, i, mm, ,m, i, .m.mmmmim, COME ON OUT TO H E IMS SANDWICHES AND DRINKS FRIED CHICKEN FRENCH FRIES GULF - TO - BAY BOULEVARD mmmmm.m..m,m,im,mmm,mm..mm,,mmm,,mmmmmmmm.mm - ' mm i, im, i, in, mm, mm mm.in Offical Photographer of 1947 CLEARWATER HIGH SCHOOL BRYN-ALAN STUDIOS 410-414 Cleveland St. Clearwater Headquarters School Annual Division 420 W. Lafayette St — Tampa, Florida Phone 2885 ■ r.-. ' ■ i -ii 4 W, •iiiiliinliimilmmnmiiiiiiimimm mimnilliniiniiiilliiimminim . . ..... r«i I ' liiliilliiinnimimilnmi iiiiiimmnmmniiiinninmimim.. • uni iiiiiiiiiin COMPLIMENTS OF DEW-HENDRY FURNITURE COMPANY ............. ••11111111111111111 in in IMHIHHiimi nnmnnnm.; .... ... COMPLIMENTS OF DREW APPLIANCE CO. Phone 2356 208 S. Garden Ave. With Best Wishes To Class of ’47 | HEYE | PINELLAS GROVES CO. | | citrus gift boxes tropical delicacies 514 Park St. = . . ... } . . . . ....... rtm We Specialize in I i Fluorescent Lighting Electrical Contracting I BALDWIN ELECTRIC CO. ! .• minimum,.,,.mm,,,,,,. .. minim,,,; ..... .. . .,,,, 1,1 11 ...mm Phonographs Records Radios SOUTHERN RADIO Phone 2862 Gray Moss Inn ..... • ilium, ...mm ■•mm,..... . .. ......,,,,,,. GREEN BROTHERS TRANSFER moving - storage - baggage creating - shipping P. O. Box 52 814 Park St. Phone 2629 Clearwater, Fla. J. E. GREEN A. H. SMITH E. A. GREEN . •••iiiiimi,,,i,mi,,,,,i, ' mil, in i, • i,,, mi,, in,, hi, i mmiimim mill ilium. ' •im,, m i immmimiimimmmmimi in mi i mu i m, minimum mini i, mi i iiiiiim £.iiiiiiiii.ii....,m,h................hi....................i..i...imm,,,,.,.u | GROUPS - PORTRAITS - COMMERCIALS j i NATURAL COLOR OR BLACK AND WHITE SMICO PHOTOCOLOR | 107 N. Ft. Har ison Phone 2827 Ansco Color Processing jj and Prints First and only complete color | laboratories in the south nil..111111,1 1.11111..III....Hill....if t... ...........,.n................„„ I CLEARWATER ELECTRIC | APPUANCE CO. : WESTINGHOUSE Domestic and Commercial SUNBURST APTS. 1703 N. Ft. Harrison Phone 2405 ................. J £1.111...I......... ........I..,,,,,,,,,,, COMPLIMENTS } I ° F ] SOUTHERN DAIRIES SEALTEST ICE CREAM and MILK ! .. . . ........... I.....I,......,.II.... i.... I...................... II....................I.........II.I......I,I COMPLIMENTS | O F | BLANKENSHIP THARP I FOOD STORE 619 CLEVELAND STREET =„...,...in.••••.■..ill.........in. „.. . ,,,? m Z U,, ' ••HU IH Il.lll.il. ...I I. (Ill i,.u.oj Melba Cafe Specializing = Steaks - Chops - Sea food I Phone 2462 = 416 Cleveland St. Clearwater, Fla. 11 ...in. .......... £i.ii..i.mull.mi,.i.in.ui� itii.i...iii.i.i.iiiiiiiiin.mi,.nnninninninin..,,, Clearwater Book Store H. E. Purviance Books, Stationery, Cards = for all occasions Phone 2222 r„............? £••11111111111, III.IH) lllllllllll. Illlllll , III.Ml..Illtllll.llll.il .1, ,,. BEST WISHES from | MILLER AWNING AND I BUND COMPANY 610 N. Ft. Harrison I Phone 2696 •-W ... .................I.....••.I...........Ml................1.1................ II, it... I...,? • .iiiimimiiiiimiiMiiimMminmMm,,, iiiiiiiiiiiuiiii (1 � ' 1111)111111 i I .MMIIIII . inn,. . . UTnEJEVWL t MOORE’S JEWELRY wishes every Graduate Success and Happiness : .. ...MM.. I« M| t| HMIIIIIII? ... BEST WISHES THE CLASS OF ’47 THOMAS DAIRY MILK BAR CLEARWATER-LARGO ROAD . Mini. him, • MM,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. - T ...........,,, MM, I, II, |, ,,,,,,,„.MM,,,,,,,,,, = Congratulations From THE MODERN SHOP COMPLIMENTS I OP I ATLANTIC ICE CO. ; ■ | PHONE 2697 CLEARWATER, FLA. | ”l MMMMMUMMMMM, IMM ,,,,,, MM,,,,, mill) ,,,,, j I .... . . 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AND WHEN YOU SHOP FOR YOURSELF AND OTHERS, PLACE YOUR ORDERS THROUGH Xjhc Order Service Office SCRANTON ARCADE, CLEARWATER for Merchandise from CDaas ’Brothers of Florida in downtown Tampa (££i Kilowatt Shop ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS [ I 737 Broadway, Dunedin I I Dunedin Florida | Fixtures Motor Repairs [ j Appliances Phone 8-3984 j . ...• ...mi linn 11111 11,1,? : m ... 1 .iii 2 iiiiiiiiiiiiii,hhi� iiiiiih,, i ,i , iii , ii , IIM||4 Gray Moss Inn Specializing in = Hair Tinting, Permanent Waving Scalp Treatment = Prone 2238 Clearwater, Fla. j ....mini.. 11111111111 in | l | l || l || m,,,, 11 limimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 .,,,,,,,,. mini,,. Dorothy Douglas INCORPORATED Complete Real Estate and l Insurance Service = 311 Main St. Dunedin Phone 8-2961 j 111111111 , 11111 Mil mm, mm I.mi mill.. in inn in min n m inn •ihiiii tin 1 • 11 ..inn.... 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Harrison Clearwater. 720 CLEVELAND STREET CLEARWATER, FLA. llllll■ll•llll ... m i ii i m i in 111111111111111111111 niiiiiiiH mu,; 1111111111 • 11111111111111 llllllllllll.I Mil III II •111111111111 . . . . mi 1 1 in i in mi n i in 11111111111111111 n, mu, i m,,, . . . .1111111 ■ 1111111.iiiiiiiim COMPLIMENTS Gulf Coast Hardware Blue Bird Shop Dunedin 42 N. Garden Ave. Phone 2178 CONGRATS — SENIORS W. A. Fisher iiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiir.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiliimiiiiiiiiiiiini iiiimMiMiiiMiiiiiiniiiiiimimiiiiiiimmiMiiiiMiMMiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiniii •111111. iiniitt in .iiiiiiiiiiitmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mini iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ..Illl.llllllll.Ill Mil III III.I I Hill.. I BEST WISHES TO EACH AND EVERYONE IN THE CLASS OF 1947 Al’s Shoe Repairing The Spa Phone 2370 418 Cleveland St. WORK DONE WHILE YOU WAIT 21 N Ft. Harrison, Ave. Clearwater, Fla. ,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiililiiiilliilllllllllliiiiiiiillililliiiiill,liiilili ' iiilililllii|iilllllllll•• . .