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

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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

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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

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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