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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1948 volume:

THE SHIP Some ships sail east and others west By the self-same winds that blow; It ' s the set of the sail and not the gale That determines the way they go. Now, the ways of ships are like the ways of men, As they travel on thru life; It ' s the set of the soul, and not the goal That determines the calm or the strife. —ELLA WHEELER WILCOX In the year nineteen hundred forty the senior class dedicated to Clearwater High the name of Aqua Clara for its yearbook. Since that time, each class has tried to record, not only for the present students, but for future generations, the activities and organizations of our school. We, the class of 1948, in endeavoring to carry out the meaning of Aqua Clara, by snapshots, writeups, and classroom pictures, chose as the theme for this year — THE GOOD SHIP C H. S. AND HER CREW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FLORIDA GROWER PRESS J. ARLOS OGG, Photographer BRYN-ALAN STUDIOS We dedicate this book to a person who has given much of her time, thought, and inspiration to us. But, she has been more than an adviser or teacher. Besides guiding us, she has been a friend — a friend whose thoughts we have shared, and whose ideals we have set on the highest mast. It is an honor for the Senior Class of 1 948 to show its gratitude by dedicating this annual to MISS SARAH DE KIRKPATRICK. A teacher who can arouse a feeling for one single good action, for one single good poem, accomplishes more than he who fills our memory with rows on rows of natural objects, classified with name and form ' — Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe. HI AQUA CLARA STAFF AY mil fffll [|il! m JJ 1L , 1 4 ' $ Left to Right, First Row — C. Topham, J. Watson, E. Thornton, E. Fuleky, B. Bayly, D. Smith, L. Murphy, L. Priest, E. Bennett. Second Row — Miss Kirkpatrick, L. Woerpel, M. Wyatt, B. Deulin, G. Jones, H. Abrams, P. J. Stewart, S. Howell. Third Row — C. Mease, J. Dean, D. Kirkby, L. Albrecht, P. Bayly, A. Hendon, E. Massie, M. Groves, B. Ford, B. Boyd, J. Livingston, B. Shrewsbury, M. Ruegg, R. Henderson, D. Tuttle. Editor-in-Chief - - - Barbara Shrewsbury Business Manager - Jack Dean ADVERTISING Chm: Lois Woerpel Ann Hendon Edwina Massie Pat Bayly Ernestine Thornton Carol Topham Lula Albrecht Jane Watson Betty Campbell LITERARY Chm: Martha Wyatt Barbara Deulin Marillyn Groves Marie Ruegg Peggy Jo Stewart Assistant Editor - - Edith Bennett Advisor - Miss Sarah De Kirkpatrick ART Chm: Helen Abrams Barbara Bayly Georgia Jones Luteel Priest Sarah Howell PHOTOGRAPHY Chm: Roy Henderson Eleanora Fuleky Joyce Livingston Loretta Murphy Patsy Nelson David Kirkby Dottie Smith Betty Ford SPORTS Chm: Dick Tuttle Betty Boyd Marge Ort Carl Mease A ship without an anchor Would surely go astray. A school without a faculty Would also go that way. THE CAPTAIN THE Caroline Avery Physical Education, Safety Education Albert Blizel American History, Speech, English 3 Uarda Briggs Home Economics W. B. FEAGLE Principal N. M. Faulds Mechanical Drawing Wallace Gause Vocal Music Elizabeth Heimert Secretary Willard Jardine William Justice Manual Training Physical Education, Ap- plied Mathematics, Algebra 1, 2, 3 Lois Morse Marguerite Morse George Rothe Joe Scofield David Sherman Trigonometry, Solid Physics Machine Shop Bookkeeping, Typing 1, 2 World History Geometry, Biology, Phys- iology, Psychology, Registrar MATES Ruth Brubeck Diversified Cooperative Training Coordinator Martha Kelley Latin 1, 2, 3, Algebra 2, 3 Max Spellman Physical Education, Safety Education Mollie Cameron Christine Carmack Home Economics American History, Prob- lems of Democracy Bessie Crowell Librarian Rachel Donald Business Math, Plane Geometry Sarah De Kirkpatrick Edna Knapp Barbara McNamara Alfred Meadows English 3, Chemistry English 2, 4; Journalism English 2, 3 Printing Amber Turner Typing, 1, 2; Shorthand, Business Math Mildred Turner Spanish, 1, 2, 3 Ann Watts Cafeteria Manager Stephen Yanatovich Band, Art Before we launch our senior ship, we pause to dedicate this page in honor of three comrades; two who are unable to set sail with us, and one whose ship has already reached its final port. I We have not forgotten them, for they will always be a part of us. t The Senior Ship will soon set sail Into the rising sun. What glorious port will greet them when Their journey ' s finally done! JOHN ABNER - - BILL BARNES - - HELEN ABRAMS - NORMAN KENYON ELEANORA FULEKY DICK TUTTLE - - - President Vice-President - Secretary - Treasurer Sgt.-at-Arms Sgt.-at-Arms 1 4 « 14 JOHN ABNER Transferred, September, ' 46; Senior Class President, 7 48; National Hon- or Society, 7 47, ' 48; Football, ' 47, 7 48; Basketball, ' 47; Track, 7 47, , 48; C Club, ' 47, ' 48; Boys 7 State, 7 47. , a ' I ' barn Jtc U auchos yi$ J 47, ' 4%; J?ey ) ) National Honor V ' Sooftffy y-47, 7 48; Jiin+dr Clas Pres d£m, 7 47 Senior Class yice-Presi- I IJj - dent, ' AQ Trac 48; Swim- A jnj g, ' 47; FjrsJ Prize, D.A.R. Essay K Contp t, 7 47; 77 C 77 Clo$ ' 48. J7 HELEN ELOISE ABRAMS Senior Class Secretary, 7 48; C-30, 47 ' 48; Los Gauchos, 7 46, 7 47, 7 48; Girls 7 Tennis Team, 7 48; An- nual Staff, Art Editor, 7 48; Library Club, 7 47, 7 48; F.L.S., ' 46. LULA ALBRECHT Girls ' Volleyball, 7 47; Girls ' Tennis, 7 48; Annual Staff, ' 48; Los Gau- chos, 7 47, 7 48. BRADLEY BAILEY Track, 7 46, 7 47, 7 48; Basketball, ' 47 ] Swimming, 7 47; Key Club 7 46, 7 48, Treasurer, 7 47; Los Gauchos 7 46, 7 47, U8; Mt Club, 7 48 BARBARA NAN BAYLY Cheerleader, ' 47, ' 48; C-30, ' 48; Masque Gavel, 7 46, J 4 7, 7 48; 77 Sinister House 77 Production, ' 48; Student Council, ; ' 47 Sophomore Class Treasurer, 7 46; Glee Club, 7 47, 7 48; Quill Scroll, ' 48; Los Gauchos, ' 46, ' 47(1 . , IK National Ho.por Soci , ' 48; Student 4J0U n c i I , ' 4j8 r A n n JajJySta j f , 48 t s GaucfqK 47,p 7 4 AC-30r PAUL, 1 ' Chafer winter, 2 £ A ALICEk. BALFO r .., :iu Tr48 fjV( uiybafl ' 4§l rls Bqsketparfl, ' 47; Home fonomicsl blqK ' 47 £ ' 48; Girls ' Yp i c A c| ti jr 4 6 . y JETT Masque ' 48; An- w itor ’Retail, ' 48;%NatiohaJ Honor cietyr ' ST ' l atipnaTHi h School Register, 8 C-30,. 7 48VGIee Club, 7 47 Y$fmister Hodse Production, ' 4 Home Economics Club, ' 48. Girls ' 0 ' - HAZEL BLACKBURN Girls ' - Basketball, ' 48-r Girls ' Yo(ley-- ball, ' 48; F.L.S. Club, ' 48; Horn:- ting Attendartt, ft) JZ EDWIN DE ' BLUE ILL BURK Transferred, September, ' 47; Foot- ball, ' 48; Baseball, ' 48; C Club, ' 48. Football, ' 46; Basketball, 46, ' 47, ' 48; Baseball, ' 48 ; TrZfk, ' 48. I ptZt OW. MARY ELIZABETH CAMPBELL . C-30, ' 47, ' 48; Masque Housed f foduc t i o n to; G I e e 4 THELMA BOOTH Transferred, September, ' 47; F.L.S. ' 48; Girls ' Basketball, ' 48. BOWERS , ' 46, ' 47, ' 48; Glee Club, ' 47, ' 48; C-30, ' 47; F.L.S., ' 47; Home Economics Club, Girls Athletic Association, Sailor Maids Operetta, ' 46 Glee C ub, ' 47, ' 48; Library Club, ' 47, Secretary, ' 48; Home Econom- ics Club, ' 48; Girls ' Volleyball, ' 46; F.L.S., ' 46. WILLIAM NEAL BOYCE Masque Gavel, ' 48. WAY BETTY BOYD National Honor Society, ' 46, ' 47, President, ' 48; National High School Register, ' 48; Sinister House cast, ' 48; Annual Staff, ' 48; Girls ' Volleyball, ' 48; Glee Club, ' 47, ' 48; Student Federalists, ' 46. INGER Gift; ' Volley bt.T. c M T resident, P eharr ignshi! cedur vJteam, LAVINA THELMA COCKERHAM MURIEL LOGAN Transferred, November, ' 47 luchos, 4. BEULAH DUCKETT CLONINGER D.C.T. Club, ' 47, ' 48; Glee Club, ' 48. ANNA RUTH CRANDON Transferred, September ' 47; Glee Club, ' 48. Football, 48 iconoi JACK DEAN JAMES EDWARDS National Honor Society, ' 48; An- nual Staff, Business Manager, ' 48, Key Club, ' 47, Vice-President, ' 48 Transferred, September, ' 47 FORREST DEARING omore Class Prudent) ' 46 Dnal H n0r Society, ' 46, ' 47, -President, ' 48; Key Club, ' 46, ' 48; Los Gauchos, ' 47, Pr si- , ' 48; Track, ' 4 8; fe im- I, ' 46, ' 47;H ennis, ' 46; Stu- KAY ELLIS Transferred to Oberlin, Ohio, De cember, ' 47. BARB. HAROLD EULER Tional H RICHARD FULLER Los Gauchos, ' 46, ' 47, ' 48 : ootba KARL FLAMMER Football, ' 48; Los Gauchos, ' 47 Basketball, ' 47, ' 48; Student Coun .JUANITA CORLETTE GREENE Glee Club, ' 47; Allied Youth, ' 47 D.C.T. Club, ' 48; F.L.S., ' 47. Glee Club, ' 46, ' 47; Member Pari a mentary Procedure team, 46, ' 47 ; D.C.T. Club, y 46, Secretary, ' 47, ' 48; Journalism Club, ‘46. MWPLEMINGS September, y 47; Golf bub, y 48. BETTY FORD C-30, ' 48; Masque Gavel, ' 46, ' 47, y 48; Quill Scroll, y 48; Sin- ister House Cast, ' 48; Home Eco- nomics Club, ' 47 , y 48; Usherette, ' 47, ' 48; Glee Club, ' 46, ' 47, Presi- dent, ' 48; Annual Staff, y 48. DONATO HALEY D.C.T. Club, Sergeant-at-Arms, ‘47 Treasurer, ' 48; Los Gauchos, y 48. DORRIS BRETT HAMMONP teLj Stuffy jE itor-in-Chief, aficwnaT Honor So ciety, y 48; Mudhj s, v4 ' 48, President, :-30t y 48 V ; Quill Scroll, y 48; ter H jse y Produdion, y 48; ri n Ldst -Foun 4 Z Office ;taWr y 47, ' 4fcK .LS., y 46. attendant, ROY HENDERSON Annual Staff, Photography Editor, ' 48; Football, ' 46; Track, ' 47, ' 48; Band, ' 46, ' 47; Junior Rotarian, ' 48. REBECCA ANN HENDON I National Honor Society, ' 47, ' 48; I National High School Register, ' 48; Annual Staff, ' 48; C-30, ' 47, Presi- dent, ' 48; Los Gauchos, ' 47, ' 48; Sinister House Production, ' 48; Second Prize, D.A.R. Essay Con- , test, ' 47. W .m LENWOOD JOHNSON National Honor Society, ' 47 , ' 48 National High School Register, ' 48 Key Club, ' 47, President, ' 48 Junior Rotarian, ' 48; Florida Boys State, ' 4 7; Chairman of Public Ad- dress System, ' 48; Student Manager of Visual Education, ' 48. V cr SHIR EARL JONES Swimming, ' 47; Baseball, ' 48. JOYCE LEWIS D.C.T. Club, ' 48. GEORGIA JONES Glee Club, ' 48; Annual Staff, ' 48; Library Club, ' 48; ist, ' 48; Home Economkis MARILYN JOYCE LIVINGSTON Quill Scroll, ' 48; Annual Staff, ' 48. I It MS t li.JU 1 4AELBA JONES Quill Scroll, ' 48; Glee Club, ' 46, •47, ' 48; F.L.S., ' 46, ' 47, ' 48. D A+X U cAo (rHX L w (W r. (V A NORMAN MAURICE KENYON Senior Class Treasurer, ' 48; Junior Class Secretary, ' 47; Tennis, ' 46, ' 47, ' 48; Track, ' 47, ' 48; Basket- ball, ' 47, ' 48; Swimming, ' 47; C Club, ' 47, ' 48; Los Gauchos, ' 47, ' 48; BaseJjcttL— ' 48. ■ ' . yf HELEN LITZKOW Transferred, September, ' 47; F.L.S., ' 48; Volleyball, ' 48. 0 za AL. u -f io- U y .Jf v KENNETH MASKREY.a $Ai4 DAVID KIRKBY Key Club, ' 46, ' 47, ' 48; Baseball, ' 48; Quill Scroll, ' 48; Chatter Reporter, ' 48; Annual Staff, ' 48. )ORJS E Wipk MS NJajtionaT Wohoi Vocidlv,. M7 iy Sec- reta ry s o; Wlationdl rlign School RegiJ er, ' 4 ' Sta raht Council, ' 48; Libi£A (JjSil, ' A6, 47, ' 48; C-30, ' 48; SMfenti|deralist, ' 48; Allied Youth ' 4 , M8l Annual Staff, ' 48. .. — ' (ZJM ' t- — QlSL y x ' Jr ps 3 r C L, A Wfe Economies Homecoming Attendant Usherette, 7 46 , 7 4‘ ROB ROY MEADOR Vice-President Sophomore Class, 7 46; Los Gauchos, ' 46, 7 47; C n Club 7 46, 7 47, 7 48; Key Club, ' 46, 7 47, 7 48; Football, 7 46, 7 47, 7 48; Track, 7 47, 7 48; Baseball, 7 46; Junior Rotarian, 7 48. ,- ■ , ffix MYRTLE McCALL -fQ . . c vj)l yy +J -S ■ J ff% 3 BETTY MEARES Glee Club, ' 46, ' 47, ' 48 BaskeTball7 46, Baseba+f; 7 46; Foot- ball, 7 47, 7 48; Glee Club, 7 47; Los Gauchos, 7 48; Track, 7 48. JEWELL INEZ MiritLNLEY ' tev Ugr, ' 46, ' 47, ' 48; Football, 4s7 7r6lee Club, ' 46, ' 47, ' 48; Baseball, 7 47, 7 48; Masque Gavel, 7 47, 7 48; Quill Scroll, 7 48; 77 Chatter 7 Staff, 7 48; Annual Staff, 7 48; 7, C 7 Club, 7 48. Los Gauchos, 7 46, 7 47 3 t? 7 48; Home Economic£ £lub Glee Club, 7 47, 7 48; F.L.S. CLYDE Me NEILSEN MILLS ELijY LORETTA MURRAY Annual Sfai urer, Glee MARJORIE ANN ORT WILLIAM Transferred, September, ' 47; Glee £fub, ' 48; Office Assistant, ' 48. ALAN PETERSON D.C.T. Club, ' 47,, ' 48. RICHARD NEUSTADT bos ' Gauchos, ' , 46 , 7 47, ' 4v§ 0ome ' 48; Annual Staff, 48. Transferred, September, 7 47 SWVIA dsSEf j O ' NEAL NEWBERRY ' 48; National HTgh ' School Register, ' 48; Masque Gavel, ' 48; Library Club, y 47, ' 48; GLeedub, ROBERT OGLES Football, ' 47, ' 48; C Club, ' 48 DOROTHY ANN REYNOLDS ROBERT OLDS Transferred, September, ' 47; Li- brary Club, ' 48; Student Federalist, Secretary-Treasurer, ' 48. Football ' 46; Baseball, ' 46, ter Staff, Printer, ' 46, (fyP MARIE J. RUEGG D.C.T. Club, ' 48. DOROTHY LEE RODGERS D.C.T. Club, ' 48; Glee Club, ' 47, ' 48; Masque Gavel, ' 47; Home Economics Club, ' 47; F.L.S., ' 46; Cafeteria Staff, ' 46, ' 47. ELIZABETH VIRGINIA RUDD F.L.S., ' 46, ' 47. Chatter Staff, Assistant Editor, ' 48; Quill Scroll, Treasurer, ' 48; C-30, ' 48, Sergeant-at-Arms, ' 47; Library Club, ' 48; Annual Staff, DORIS RUMPA Transferred, September, ' 47; Vol- leyball, ' 48; Glee Club, ' 48; Office Assistant, ' 48. JOAN RUMPA Transferred, September, ' 47. CHRISTINE SATTERFIELD Glee Club, ' 46, ' 47, ' 48; Los Gau- chos, ' 46, ' 47, ' 48; Quill Scroll, ' 48; C-30, ' 48. JAMES SCOTT BARBARA ANNE SHREWSBURY Annual Staff, Editor-in-Chtef, . ' 48; National Honor Society, ' 46, ' 47, -748; National High School Register, 48; Glee Club, ' 47, ' 48; Los Gaij- chos, ' 47, ' 48; Library Club, ' 46, President, ' 47; Student Federalist, ' 46; Usherette, | Y NELSON SIMMONS Basketball, ' 46, ' 47, sa,) nuuiu- Visual Service, s ' 48; C Club, ' 48. Audio- DEAN RUPLE jLtJts . • ? U- tr- -- ' t- A-- ' — ' 7 RICHARD SANDSTROM Basketball, ' 46, ' 47; Baseball, ' 47; Student Council, ' 48. s s) EDYTHE SKIPPER Chatter Staff, Literary Editor, ' 48; Glee Club, ' 46, ' 47, ' 48; Masque Gavel, ' 47, ' 48; Quill Scroll, ' 48. F.L.S., ' 46, ' 47; Glee Club, ' 46, ' 47; Annual Staff, ' 48; Home Eco- nomics Club, ' 48. V’f l 1 ELEN TAYLOR F.L.S., ' 47; Glee Club, ' 47, ' 48. CHARLES E. THOMAS $Wimming, ' 4$; Track, ' 46; Glee Club, ' 44, ' 48. mr Ww ' ERNESTINE THORNTOI Y � ' y ' jM nual Staff, icl; Glee Club, ' 48. tball, ' 46, ' 47 , ' 48; Track 6, lub, ' 47, ' 48; |feh Printer, ' 46, 47 DICK TUtTLE Staff, ' 48; Sergeant-at- ; ' 47; Junior Arms i j Cljss, Track, ' 48 :, ' 48. Y LOIS WOERPEL AN DIVER Football, ' 46, ' 47; Basketball, ' 46, Mar : jr YT National High School Register, ' 48; National Honor Society, ' 47 , ' 48; Quill Scroll, President, ' 48 ; “Chatter ' ' Staff, Business Manager, ' 48; Annual Staff, Advertisement Manager, ' 48; Student Federalists, Allied Youth, ' 47, ' 48; F.L.S., ' 46. HA ANNETTE WYATT INDER V y. Quill Scroll, Secretary, ' 48; An- y 48. nuaj Staff, Literary Editor, ' 48; C-30, ' 47, ' 48; Allied Youth, ' 47; F.L.S , ' 46, ' 47; Student Federal- ists, ' 48; “Chatter Reporter, ' 43. JANE WATSON Gfc-lWer leader, ' 48; C-30, ' 47,, Secre- tary, ' 46 ; Masqu Gavef, ' 46, ' 47, ' 48; Quill ’ ' Scroll,. ' 48; Annual ' Staff, ' 48; alee Club, ' 47, ' 48; Na- tional ' Honor .Society, ' 47, ' 48; Home Economics Club, ' 47, ' 48; Treasurer Junior Class, ' 47; Usher- ette, 47. v Football BLANCHE BALL LARRY DRIVER h ' L A . 9 JQf ' S 7 A ' rfoU . ' . f ! AVERY HAYDEN JACK HART % l ' __i Pe wA y ca Vyd-a (Ac ' B w WILLARD JONES JOSEPH KLEINER U.J A r-fc -) - V ?V x EMORY LOWRY L «° ' - ROLLIN McNUTT john McWhorter DARROLL PETERSEN A rvA a AL l vj V ' S! suSi Jp. ,, K ' r ' rf y ' ' ,r ij c 7 The juniors through their telescope Look to their senior year, And see the joys, fun, and privileges Toward which, their ship they ' ll steer. Nj - -xi- x I ROGER KENYON ----- DANNY COLWELL - - - - - NORMA JEAN FLOWERS - - - v V Left to Right, 1st Row — B. Bock, M. Barnes, P. Brunner, M. Chalk, J. Burke, P. Bayly, A. Athanason, N. Clark, M. Barnes. 2nd Row- -A. Clark, A. Barry, B. Cromartie, F. Barlow, A. Balfour, L. Cockerham, B. Cunningham, B. Booten, S. Boucher, P. Anderson. 3rd Row — D. Coon, J. Couch, W. Baise, T. Butler, J. Barton, C. Abbett, F. Bunell, G. Crosby, C. Bie, J. Baxter, B. Boatner. JUNIORS II Left to Right, 1st Row — J. Fallon, P. Gross, B. Hyman, M. Hotmire, D. Fisher, J. Chalfant, L. Forehand, S. Hively, M. Keppie, E. Hensley, D. Foshee. 2nd Row — B. Holmes, N. J. Flowers, E. Haas, B. Krauter, M. Hoadley, B. Haynie, L. Jones, V. Hayden, N. Jones, M. Heusser. 3rd Row — W. Ericson, G. Johnson, N. Kelley, D. Mason, E. Kapple- man, D. Edwerson, C. Hahne, K. Kerr, H. Hartley, J. Gould, L. Frey, W. Houghton. 4th Row — E. Irion, H. Hope, S. White, R. Kenyon, B. Hoffmaster, S. Hornsby, P. Holst, J. Grady, S. Hogan, D. Colwell. , I Aft Left to Right, 1st Row — M. Winkelspecht, D. Deas, M. J. Seaman, P. Ulmer, P. Brunner, D. Sandner, S. Sheldon, H. Shaw, P. Duppre. 2nd Row — L. Suggs, E. Olges, B. Till is, B. J. Dewey, J. Deeming, L. Nall, J. Zhender, N. Wolf, G. DeKalb, B. Stiles. 3rd Row — B. Scott, T. Dunn, D. Schlosser, E. Wallace, D. Caldwell, J. Seitz, C. Schneider, E. Taylor. 4th Row — C. Wallace, S. Drivas, L. Shiere, J. Dahlan, B. Williams, D. Schuell, D. Van Fleet, F. Douglas. A Left to Right, 1st Row — S. Robinson, A. Ritchie, A. Petti bone, M. A. Lanier, D. Rathbun, M. Odenath, S. McLain, F. Lee, A. Malin. 2nd Row — K. Moungredis, L. Nall, J. McGill, P. Nelson, P. Meares, N. Ramsey, S. Martin, L. Lerch. 3rd Row — R. Ravel, C. Nall, A. Marston, J. Matthews, J. Malloy, J. Mills. 4th Row — F. Psomodakis, B. J. Rose, G. Luchau, R. Oliver, S. Marshall, H. Nichols, R. Ricks, R. Ruda, N. Lee. 1CA With two years ' trip uncharted yet, The sophomores lay their course. The compass, their unerring guide, Their spirit, the driving force. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS BOBBY MIDDLETON - - - - - BILLY BLACKBURN ----- HELEN MILLER - ----- - President Vice-President - Secretary - Treasurer Left to Right, 1st Row — J. Douglas, A. Fallon, J. Crosby, S. Bailey, G. Apgar, B. Carter, S. Crandon, W. Blackburn, L. Collins, J. Boyd. 2nd Row — A. Jensen, J. Deulin, P. French, N. Fuller, D. Ecklund, A. Coachman, J. Coon, B. Allen, P. Deaton, B. Chauncey. 3rd Row — G. Barnes, P. Bayly, R. Durant, H. Fields, R. Brady, K. Edwards, B. Black- burn, R. Baird, J. Andrews 4th Row — D. Biggins, J. Bunnell, L. Earl, J. Craig, W. Charlow, E. Crenshaw, D. Becotle, J. Chamberlin. Left to Right, 1st Row — C. Martinson, M. McComb, M. McNutt, L. Lanciault, H. McClamma, B. McMullen, K. Hough, B. Mayers, H. Miller, H. McLean, H. Homuth. 2nd Row — K. Kunz, D. Height, A. Loveless, V. Hughlett, B. Monnier, A. Johnson, G. Leichliter, C. Martin, S. Herwood, V. Mason, S. McGeachy. 3rd Row — D. Kitchen, B. Massie, G. Moore, T. Hammock, B. Hargraves, G. Harwood, R. Harris, J. Mawhinney. 4th Row — E. Herring, B. McMullen, F. Kunnen, H. Hawes, J. Mackie, H. Hamilton, B. Middleton, J. Logan, B. Lohre. •ft to Right— 1st Row— L. Gill, R. Wagner, J. Van Fleet, A. Gardner, J. Tilly, M. Warnock W. Guth B ,te J Tinny. 2nd Row-D. Williamson, G. Vasbinder, J. Truslow, N. Whetstone, L. Tednck, J Tumburka. P- olf, B. Youngblood. 3rd Row— S. West, J. Yaun, R. Gaspard, J. Taylor, C. Zeigler B. Grant, J Wilkinson, D. Wyngarden, B. Gallups. 4th Row — B. Godwin, D. Touchton, L. Goodyear, B. Goodrich, J. Turner. Left to Right, 1st Row— D. Schmidt, E. O ' Brien, B. Shaw, A. Robertson, F. Pullmen, M. Roddy, J. P ' llman, M - Na- dine, N. Shinn. 2nd Row— I. M. Simpson, J. Simmons, W. M. Shephard, M Spires, B. Skinner, K. Skipper S. Rockhold, A. Pretree, J. Rech. 3rd Row— B. Richardson, R. Scoff, W. Schaffer, J. Owens, , M. O Hara, hi. Pearson, K Studer 4th Row — H. Shuster. R - Packard, G fetree, W. Sweat, B. Strain, W. Shultz, B. Peters. CLUB DIRECTORY STUDENT COUNCIL A seat on the Student Council is gained through election at the beginning of the year. Directed by Miss Martha 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, and to form a place for interchange of ideas between students and faculty. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Started in 1937, this society embraces members who have held an average of 85 or more from the ninth grade up, and who are also outstanding in character, leadership and service. Advisers are Miss Marguerite Morse and Miss Martha Kelley. KEY CLUB Granted a charter in 1942, this chapter of the Key Club is advised by Mr. Albert J. Blizel. All members must hold a scholastic average of 85 or better. The purpose of the club is to develop the character of the boys belonging to it. Its project for this year was rais- ing funds to purchase a new trophy case. GLEE CLUB This year ' s music department of vocal music con- sists of three parts: the regular Mixed Chorus, the Girls ' Glee Club, and the Boys ' Glee Club. Directed by Mr. Wallace Gause, who was elected President of the Florida State Music Association this year, the chorus every year enters the District Contest and if making a first-division rating goes on to the State Contest held later in the spring. The Glee Club also takes part in many local events. C-30 CLUB This club consists of thirty girls from the student body. The purpose of the club is to promote closer fellowship among its members, and to serve the school and community. The girls are directed by Miss Amber V. Turner. AQUA CLARA A Chatter for Seniors only was started in 1937 but was changed in 1940 into an annual published by Seniors for the whole school ' s enjoyment. The adviser for the annual staff is Miss Sarah De Kirkpatrick. CHS ,, CHATTER , The school newspaper is published every two weeks by the journalism class reporters and staff and is put to press in the school print shop by Mr. Alfred Meadows and his helpers. Teacher-adviser is Mrs. Edna Knapp. QUILL AND SCROLL This club is the Edna North Knapp Clearwater Chap- ter for High School Journalism. 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. Edna Knapp. MASQUE AND GAVEL A part of the school since 1 937 this dramatic gather- ing 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 or forensic talent. 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 Quien mucho duerme, poco aprende (He who sleeps much, learns little. ) LIBRARY CLUB Organized in 1941 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 unit ' s credit for a year ' s work, get the training for the job of librarian. D. C. T. All members of the Diversified Co-operative Train- ing group are eligible to DCT Club membership. DCT students must be sixteen years of age or over, and have at least a C average before acceptance into the work-experience program. Directed by Mrs. Ruth Brubeck, this regular department of the school offers help to the student in choosing his vocation. C CLUB This club is made up of all those who have earned a varsity letter by participation in some sport. The members of this athletic club are advised by Coaches Justice, Spellman, and Brown. F. H. A. Organized last year, the club, a chapter of the Future Homemakers of America, is advised by Miss Uarda Briggs and Miss Mollie Cameron. Its purpose is to reach subjects at the club meetings that can ' t be covered in school. HI-TEENS Formed in 1 920 as a branch of the Young Women ' s Christian Association, the director is now Miss Ruth Breese and adviser Miss Carol Avery. Its purpose is to help in building its member ' s characters. This year, under the presidency of Nancy McMullen, has been one of the most active ones in program activities and girls ' participation in the club ' s events, including the delegation of members to various Y-Teen Conferences. F. L. S. Left to Right, 1st Row- -G. DeKalb, B. Hyman, L. Lerch, P. Bayly, N. McMullen. 2nd Row — J. P rillaman, J. Crosby, L. Tedricks, N. Whetstone, N. Fuller, H. Blackburn, A. Malin, N. Barlow, A. Athanason, B. Allen, B. J. Rose, M. Chalk, E. McMullen, M. Keppie, M. Jones, A. Robinson. 3rd Row — S. Herwood, D. Eklund, B. Meares, J. Burke, H. Shaw, B. McMullen, M. Hoadley, P. Gross, J. McGill, D. Rathbun, H. Litzkow, T. Booth, S. Baily, G. Apgar. 4th Row — P. Mason, M. Nodine, N. Shine, J. Truslow, A. Johnson, B. J. Cromartie. 5th Row — K. Smith, B. Stiles, N. J. Flowers, F. Lee, S. McLean, S. Rockhold, J. Deeming, J. Deulin, H. Homouth. 6th Row — J. Coon, J. Turn- burke, A. Coachman, H. McLean, H. Miller, Miss R. Breeze, Miss C. Avery, B. Skinner. F. H . A. % to Right, 1st Row — R. Wagner, M. Howe, V. Campbell, J. McKinley, K. Moungrides, C. Topham, F. Lee, S. McLean, V. Hughlett, Miss Cameron. 2nd Row — L. Priest, D. Smith, F. Psomadokais, S. Maxwell, K. Smith, B. Stiles, M. Hoadley, B. Hyman, A. Balfour, W. Griffin. 3rd Row — E. Thornton, D. Hendry, B. Ford, J. Watson, M. Groves, B. J. Hitchcock, E. Bennett, S. Rogers. HONOR SOC I ET Y Left to Right, 1st Row — H. Ready, M. Groves, F. Dearing, Miss Kelley, B. Boyd, E. Massie. 2nd Row — B. Williams, F. Hurlebaus, J. Watson, J. Dean, B. Dculin, B. Barnes, D. Hammond, P. Bayly, A. Hendon, H. Dethero. 3rd Row — L. Johnson, J. Abner, L. Lerch, B. J. Rose, B. Shrewsbury, L. Woerpel, E. Bennett, B. Oliver. Left to Right, 1st Row — L. Forehand, L. Dobson, A. Greene, D. Haley, R. Breeden, P. Flexser, J. Cribbs, A. Balfour, M. Duffy. 2nd Row — Miss Brubeck, M. McCall, C. Sterling, B. Duckett, S. Prosser, C. Greene, S. Reynolds, J. Lewis, J. Wells, A. Balfour, L. Cockerham, J. Curls, M. Hudson. 3rd Row — S. Rogers, T. Olds, C. Maskrey, P. Clon- inger, A. Peterson, P. Boyd, B. Baker, A. McNiely, C. Henn, E. Meeks, D. Hetrick. STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Right, 1st Row — E. Fuleky, A. Coachman, H. Ready, Miss Kelley, B. McMullen, D. Colwell. 2nd Row — P. Bayly, B. Skinner, E. Massie, R. Sandstrom, S. White, K. Edwards, L. Lerch, N. Wolfe. MASQUE AND GAVEL Left to Right, 1st Row — S. McGeachy, B. Boyce, C. Bie, N. Jones, B. Haynie, H. Shaw, B. Bayly E. Bennett, M. Groves, J. Watson, B. Ford, C. Topham. 2nd Row — P. Bruner, S. Martin, F. Lee, H. Ready, M. Hoadley, B. Campbell, P. Stewart, D. Sandner, L. Nall, S. Coolidge, E. Thornton, J. Turnburke, H. Miller, N. Flowers. 3rd Row — J. Coon, J. Truslow, D. Eklund, A . Coachman, H. Homuth, B. Skinner, E. Skipper, M. Chalk, S. Kirkpatrick, S. Shel- don, C. Mease. Left to Right, 1st Row — D. Rathbun, C. Satterfield, E. Bennett, D. Hammond, A. Hendon, P. Bayly, M. Ruegg, M. Wyatt Miss A V Turner, advisor. 2nd Row — B. L. Bock, M. Hoadley, N. McMullen, B. McMullen, N. Barlow, C Topham S. Sheldon, S. Coolidge, J. Watson, E. Massie. 3rd Row — N. J. Flowers, H. Abrams, D. Sandner, B. Bayly B Ford M Groves, B. J. Cromartie, B. Deulin, F. Bowers, M. Heusser. Not Pictured — Bettie Campbell. C CLUB Left to Right, 1st Row — C. Mease, B. Boatner, E. Mendel, J. Abner, D. Mason, N. Kenyon, R. Kenyon, B. Blackburn, B. Tsacrios, R. McNutt. 2nd Row— R. Henderson, B. Barnes, W. Whitehurst, B. Middleton, J Logan, J. Mackie, S. White, G. Crosby, J. Barton, R. R. Meador. 3rd Row — Coach Justice, Coach Spellman, H. Hope, S. Marshall, b. Bailey, D. Eddy, N. Simmons, E. Blue, B. Ogles. , KEY CLUB y • t Left to Right, 1st Row — S. Drivas, B. Holmes, J. Dean, L. Johnson, D. Studer, B. Williams, D. Kirkby, F. Hurlebaus, B. Barnes. 2nd Row — H. Euler, B. Bailey, K. Studer, D. VanFleet, S. Hornsby, R. Oliver, L. Goodyear, P. Boyd, C. Mease, R. Ravel, Mr. A. J. Blizel, ad visor; H. Dethero. LOS GAUCHOS Left to Right, 1 st Row — N. Barlow, A. Athanason, M. Heusser, S. Sheldon, L. Albrecht, G. Leichliter, K. Smith, F. Lee, A. Hendon, P. Bayly, C. Satterfield, N. Fuller, G. Apgar, B. Carter. 2nd Row — L. Nall, J. McGill, P. Bruner, D. Sandner, J. McKinley, B. Stiles, P. J. Stewart, B. Duelin, D. Hammond, H. Abrams, A. Malin, D. Eklund. 3rd Row — B. Barnes, S. Coolidge, C. Topham, M. Groves, D. Rathbun, B. Shrewsbury, L. Lerch, G. DeKalb, J. Mills, R. Oliver, J. Gould. 4th Row — Mrs. Turner, F. Hurlebaus, B. Bailey, J. Turner, N. Kenyon, S. Marshall, D. Haley, J. Seitz. JOURNALISM CLASS Left to Right, 1st Row — L. Murphy, S. Lancialult, M. Jones, D. Sandner, S. Sheldon, C. Mease, E. Skipper, D. Ham- mond, M. Rueg g, L. Woerpel. 2nd Row — J. Watson, B. Ford, C. Topham, S. Howell, B. Deulin, M. Wyatt, J. Liv- ingston, E. Bennett, C. Satterfield, Mrs. Knapp. 3rd Row — B. Bayly, M. Groves, D. Rumpa, J. Walker, V. Rudd, P. Gross, S. Hively. 4th Row — F. Bunnell, D. Kirkby, B. Holmes, Mr. Meadows. LIBRARY CLUB Left to Right, 1st Row — E. Massie, B. Haynie, V. Campbell, H. Ready. 2nd Row — C. Topham, G. Jones, H. Abrams. M. Ruegg, Mrs. Crowell, M. Warnock, G. Apgar, M. Hotmire. QUILL AND SCROLL Left to Right, 1st Row — J. Watson, C. Satterfield, B. Duelin, M. Wyatt, L. Woerpel, M. Ruegg, D. Sandner, S. Shel- don. 2nd Row — Mrs. Knapp, advisor; C. Mease, J. Livingston, S. Hively, E. Skipper, D. Hammond, E. Bennett, M. Groves, C. Topham, D. Kirkby, B. Holmes. Lois Woerpel Don Studer (Mary) (Ralph) Edith Bennett Jack Dean Barbara Deulin Lenwood Johnson Loretta Murphy (Mrs. Gandle) (Gus) (Sophie) (Mr. Beauregard) (Mrs. Beauregard) Bill Barnes Jewell McKinley Jackie Walker Lula Albrecht Dick Tuttle Dobre Hammond (Bruce) (Constance) (Lilia) (Lena) (Mr. Penny) (Miss Markham) $ 1st Row — Left to Right: R. Oden, B. Bock, D. Fleming, A. McMullen, C. Harrington, K. Hough, H. Hamilton, J. Burke, M. McNutt, M. Hoadley, E. Wallace, B. Grant, G. Moore. 2nd Row — S. W. Yanetovich, Director; C. McMullen, E. Proefke, B. Meeks, E. Deaton, P. Ort, R. Luce, E. Green, S. Touchton, C. McKay, G. Touchton, B. Bennett, C. Marlow, R. Ruda. 3rd Row — D. Touchton, E. Brown, G. Kilgore, J. Prillaman, A. Johnson, D. Edmunds, J. Stearns, J. Brand, Y. Biondi, C. Baskin. 4th Row — K. Cromartie, E. Dempsey, W. Charlow, O. Heine, H. Fields, S. Drivas, S. Hogan, R. Schlosser. CLEARWATER HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT BAND 5th Row — R. Turner, C. Wallace, A. Pettibone, B. McMullen, P. Kelly. 6th Row — J. Andrews, J. Seitz, C. McMullen, L. Stephens. 1st Row — Left to Right: M. Winkelspecht, S. Hively, P. Dupree, J. Mills, P. Nelson, F. Lee, G. Leichliter, W. Blackburn, B. Mayers, P. French, A. Petree, L. Collins, B. Carter. 2nd Row — D. Rumpa, E. Fuleky, F. Truslow, N. McMullen, C. Tophaim, L. Tedrick, N. Whetstone, A. Coachman, M. Warnock, A. Johnson, J. Prillaman, G. Apgar, E. Thornton, R. Wagner, D. Rathbun, S. Lanciault, V. Campbell, E. Sikorski, M. Jones, S. Bailey, M. Howe. 3rd Row — Mr. Gause, G. Jones, B. McMullen, J. Burke, J. Turnburke, E. McMullen, P. Bayly, B. J. Rose, W. Houghton, D. Tuttle, H. Nichols, J. Chamberlin, B. Grant, E. Ogles, B. J. Dewey, J. Fallon, G. DeKalb, M. E. Chalk, H. Shaw, L. Priest, L. Murphy, S. Maxwell, B. J. Cromartie. 4th Row — P. Mason, H. McLain, M. Nodine, J. Coon, P. Deaton, E. Hoye, C. Mease, B. Schaeffer, B. Peters, G. Dahlin, E. Herring, D. Everson, B. Hargraves, B. Skinner, B. Stiles, H. Homuth, N. Fuller, K. Skipper, P. Gross, N. Clark, D. Eklund. 5th Row — B. Meares, M. Baldwin, N. Shinn, H. Miller, C. Martin, J. McKinley, S. Mc- Geachy, M. Moore, H. Schuster, B. Maccalous, F. Douglas, L. Irion, E. Skipper, J. Watson, B. Boyd, L. Lerch, D. Vasbinder, A. Gardiner, D. Smith, A. Cren- shaw, H. Taylor, B. Hyman. 6th Row — J. Douglas, S. Martin, N. Jones, F. Bowers, B. Hensley, L. Weidemeyer, R. Ricks, F. Bunnell, D. Eddy, N. Mills, C. McMullen, C. Thomas, R. Ruda, D. Thomas, B. Ford, B. Bayly, H. Ready, B. Shrewsbury, D. Foshee, N. J. Flowers, B. Tillis, J. Deulin, S. Rodgers, A. Clark. Ctt ER I VE • A Ygr % k 1 ggfirvaj yEEwWa Left to Rigf lst Row — S. Rockhold, M. Groves, L. Lerch, B. Cromartie, B. Styles, S. Martin. 2nd Row — C Top- ham, B. Shrewsbury, G. DeKalb, A. .Crenshaw, F. Lee, K. Smith. 3rd Row — J. McGill, S. McClean, B. J. Rose, A. J Athanason. The shrill of the whistle The call of the sports, On the grid, in the pool, On the diamond, on the courts! Left to Right — Assistant Coach Max Spellman, Coach Bill Justice, Assistant Coach Bob Brown. COACHES Head Coach Bill Justice came to Clear- water from North Carolina last fall after being a star athlete at Rollins College and serving in the Marines during the war. Assistant Coach Max Spellman, altho he hails from Georgia, came to us from the University of North Carolina where he re- turned to finish his education after serving in the Navy. Serving without any pay, Roberts Brown has coached our B-Squad teams and A-Squad Track. Coach Brown grew up in Florida and returned to study at the University of Tampa after serving in the Army. A-SQUAD The Tornadoes improved a great deal this season. Altho suffering defeat four times, twice they lost by only one point, and came out with six wins. Returning after two victories, the Torna- does thrilled an estimated 7,000 people in a Homecoming win over Tarpon Springs. The students elected Queen Jerry Burke and her court, Eleanora Fuleky, Hadley Shaw, Hazel Blackburn and Nancy McMullen to reign over the Homecoming game and dance. Altho losing to our traditional Thanksgiv- ing opponents, St. Petersburg, the Tornadoes finished the season with a decisive win over Punta Gorda. Co-captains were John ; Li l 7 Abner and Bobby Ogles. We Opponent They 0 - - Jefferson - - 19 19 - - - Ft. Myers - - 14 18 - - - Plant City - 19 12 - - Bradenton - - 13 34 - - Wauchula - - 0 14 - - Jesuit ----- - 6 20 - - - Tarpon Springs - - 13 20 - - Orlando - - 14 0 - - - St. Petersburg - - - 19 26 - - - Punta Gorda - - 0 B-SQUAD The B-Squad played hard this year , but did not seem to have luck with them. Total score : Clearwater 1 3; Opponents 48. WiK ' l IT- HL ■ HuiaK W K3L a. UOJ D vv A AND B SQUADS Left to Right, 1st Row — G. Fawley, B. Anderson, J. Harpham, H. Hamilton, P. Bayly, S. West, W. Charlow, P. Strayer, K. Edwards. 2nd Row — B. Peters, R. Baird, J. Seitz, R. McNutt, T. Tompkins, J. Carter, G. Johnson, N. Kelly, C. Abbot, E. Mendel, D. Wyngarden. 3rd Row — D. Colwell, S. Marshall, J. Logan, S. White, T. Chestnut, B. Masters, E. Wallace, G. Hardin, G. Clarke, M. C. Wilkinson, K. Flammer, J. Abner, Coach Spellman. 4th Row — Coach Justice, J. Mackie, B. Ogles, J. Barton, R. Meador, E. Kappleman, E. Blue, B. BlackburrL E. uchton, Kenyon, B. Tsacrios, Coach Brown. 5th Row — J. Hammock, J. Kleiner, D. Studer, D. Edcfej, Crturls, B. Midd eton V. N hitehLrst, D. Mason. j 7 ■ Left to Right — J. Barton, Right End; R. Meador, R. Tackle; R. Kenyon, R. Guard; B. Ogles, Center; B. Tsacrios, L. Guard; E. Blue, L. Tackle; E. Kappleman, L. End. Backfield: J. Abner, R. Half; J. Mackie, Quarter Back; B. Black- burn, Fullback; E. Touchton, L. Half. JL r ' Js- . 4 . A-SQUAD BASKETBALL ) Left to Right, 1st Chestnut, K. Flamm ' er, D. Mason, N. Kenyon, G. Fawley, B. Tsacrios. 2nd Row — Coach M. A. Spellman j. Bytier, B. Burke, S. White, N. Simmons, J. Logan, J. Barton, Manager J. Rech. Left to Right, 1st Row — B. Middleton, B. Gallups, F. Harpham, J. Mawhinney. 2nd Row — J. Yaun, P. Bayly, J. Baxter, G. Harwood, Coach R. Brown. A SQUAD The Crimson Tornadoes, coached by Max Spellman had a very good season, winning eleven games and losing ten. Clearwater tied with Sarasota for the South Florida Conference Championship, so twin trophies have been awarded. High point man this year was Doug Mason with 200 points closely followed with 191 by Team Captain, Sid White. SCORES We Opponent They 34 - St. Petersburg - - _ . 64 14 - Plant City - - - - 34 43 - - - F. M. A. - - - - - - - 34 39 - Tarpon Springs - - - - - - 54 40 - Tarpon Springs - - - - - - 34 21 - - - F. M. A. - - - - - - - 17 20 - Sarasota - - - - - - - - 55 44 - Manatee - - - - - - - - 30 40 - St. Petersburg - - - - 59 44 - Bartow ----- - - - 38 47 - Jesuit ----- - - - 45 53 - Sarasota - - - - 36 36 - - - St. Leo ----- . . . 41 58 - Jesuit ----- - - - 47 34 - St. Leo - - - 36 46 Bartow 53 Manatee ------- 43 Plant City 47 Winter Haven ------ 27 Jesuit -------- 29 Plant High 43 B SQUAD The B-Squad Tornadoes really proved their metal this year. Coached by Roberts Brown they took twelve wins with only four losses. High point man was Jim Harpham. We Opponent They 33 St. Petersburg 34 29 Tarpon Springs - 13 22 Tarpon Springs 13 29 - - - F. M. A. - - 14 45 Sarasota 12 22 Manatee - -- -- -- 21 26 St. Petersburg 38 34 Bartow - -- -- -- -24 40 Jesuit - -- -- -- 22 38 Sarasota -------- 16 25 - - - St. Leo - - 35 36 Jesuit 21 25 St. Leo --28 65 Bartow - - - - - - - , -40 Left to Right, 1st Row — D. Tuttle, E. Mendel, C. Johnson, O. Bie, H. Hamilton, N. Kenyon, J. Abner, B. Black- burn, K Edwards, B. Middleton, R. Durant, J. Rech. 2nd Row — B. Barnes, C. Mease, D. Thomas, B Burke E blaze, M. Layton, B. Hargraves, G. Crosby, R. Henderson, R. R. Meador. 3rd Row — B. Bailey, E. Herring, T. Tomp- kins, D. Eddy, J. Seitz, J. Mathews, Coach Spellman, Coach Justice. $ i , t jP ' y . v4 . i ? fr ; f CL )p B A S E B A L wf A L U r A t • Left to Right 1st Row— D. Mason, A. Marston, ' 2nd Row— J. Lo 9 ar ' , , B • Tscanos, J • Jackie, C ase G HardiA, J. Cc$uch, M. C. Wilkinson. 3rd Row — G. Wallace, W. Whitehurst, S. White, D: Eddy D. Colwell, T. Hammock. n vK 3s3EE£Si O TEN N I S TEAM JCS, poj - izcePL i 6 ew T ' - � ft ' iW« SS5— ■■ I w M Tj . vir n rh. r Ul i j ' I mAA HM ' Left to Right, 1st Row— L. Albrecht, J. Crosby, V. Hayden, B. Deulin N. Flowers H_ Abrams, E. Fuleky. 2nd Row— N. Kenyon, R. Ravel, H. Dethero, C. Nall, D. Van Fleet, H. Nichols, J. Couch. 3rd Row— S. White, J. Bax- ter, D. Coon, B. Scott, H. Hartley, C. Hahne. Left to Right, 1st Row — T. Booth, P. Bayly, L. Lerch, B. Booten, M. E. Chalk. 2nd Row — Miss Avery, F. Psomadakis, N. Barlow, B. J. Cromartie, A. Athanason, J. Burke, J. Simmons, M. Barns, D. Fisher, E. Ogles, J. Chalfant, B. Allen. 3rd Row — L. Collins, H. Shaw, B. J. Rose, H. Black- burn. 4th Row — E. Fuleky, B. McMullen, P. Nelson, N. McMullen. GIRLS ' VOLLEYBALL TEAM Left to Right, 1st Row L. Collins, P. Bayly, D. Rumpa, A. Athanason, J. Simmons, B. Wingate, L. Lerch, H. Black- burn, N. Barlow. 2nd Row— A. Robinson, H. Litzkow, G. DeKalb, B. J. Dewey, E. Ogles, M. Barnes, B. J. Rose, E. McMullen, Miss Avery. 3rd Row — B. Hyman, V. Hughlett, C. Satterfield, B. Boyd, W. M. Shephard. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL TEAM | AT‘5 A _)OKE SON isn ' t that sw U (THe BEANyTHAT IS J) We’ve Only Been Here a Year, So Were Still Freshmen, But— IOOOW 680 KC CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS I j Compliments of Compliments of Lee’s Food Store Dick Lee, Sole Oivner CLEARWATER BEACH FLORIDA DEEP SEA, SPORT BAY FISHING CHARTER BOATS CRUISERS SPEED BOATS DRIVE-ITS SPORT TROLLING Roivboats, Motors . Tackle For Rent SPORTSMAN DOCK CAPT. KYLE SMITH PHONE 6316 UTTlEJEWEl ffi MOORE ' S JEWELRY wishes every graduate Success and Happiness Trombly’s CLEARWATER BEACH FLORIDA BEST WISHES PUBLIX SUPER MARKET SO. FT. HARRISON AVE. CLEARWATER SUN YOUR Daily Paper H and Bags - Beach Sou venirs - Linens J Shell Novelties CARL’S Qijjt Shop. 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Phillips 1101 CLEVELAND STREET PARKER ELECTRIC Guy O. Parker, Prop. Ranges - GIBSON - Refrigerators HOUSEWIRING EVELYN ' S BEAUTY SHOP All Types Beauty PHONE 2682 8 S. Ft. Harrison Clearwater Lubrication Washing Polishing O ' Leary ' s Standard Station Complete Line of Standard Oil Products Phone 2062 700 Cleveland Opposite Post Office, Clearwater, Fla. FIVE POINTS GROCERY Better Food Service 1 103 Cleveland St. Clearwater Compliments HART ' S CLEANERS 609-61 1 Court St. Phone 2343 AAA Compliments of FEDERAL BAKERY V V V Compliments of DONEGAN ' S DAIRY 34 N. Ft. Harrison Phone 2662 SENIOR NOTABLES Most Likely to Succeed HAZEL READY BILL BARNES Bessed Dressed JANE WATSON ROY HENDERSON Most Original BETTY HENSLEY FORREST DEARING ! Extending Every Good Wish for the Success and Happiness of CLEARWATER ' S FUTURE CITIZENS THE CLASS OF 1948 THE fiilP JTDi ■■ � flJTZ THEATERS 6 Your Homes of Entertainment ’ ! Sincere Best Wishes from Cliic Inn Chicken in the Basket Shrimp GULF -TO - BAY Congratulations Class of ’48 CLEARWATER FEED SUPPLY CO. macdonalcPs INTERIOR DECORATORS Upholsterers-Manufacturers of Fine Furniture J. H. Macdonald Sons, Inc. 804 N. FT. HARRISON Clearwater, Florida l Most Studious BARBARA SHREWSBURY LENWOOD JOHNSON Biggest Flirts BETTI E CAMPBELL CHARLES JOHNSON SENIOR Most Athletic NELL BARLOW ELBERT TOUCHTON NOTABLES r- EARL’S (GA Super Market 611 N. FT. HARRISON Clearwater, Florida PHONE 2104 CONGRATULATIONS | CLASS OF 1948 ! • ! j Beasley ' s Teen Togs | 523 CLEVELAND STREET PHONE 2 127 I ♦ j j | BAY DRUGS THE PRESCRIPTION STORE I ♦ 505 Cleveland Street CLEARWATER, FLORIDA Featuring Nationally Advertised Brands of Your Favorite Toiletries and Cosmetics Follow Those CRIMSON TORNADOES with the Sport Pages of the EVENING INDEPENDENT ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ St. Petersburg ' s Sunshine Afternoon Newspaper tf-uddelk Drug Store COSMETICS DRUGS SODAS 3 PHONE 2 127 FREMAC ' S IS I THE STORE FOR YOU I Fi emae’s ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ — ! ♦ ♦ Congratulations to the Class of ’411 from McGee Electric Electrical Contracting and Repairing 117 SOUTH GARDEN AVENUE Congratulations Class of 48 Clearwater Cold Storage COURT and MYRTLE STREETS PHONE 77-802 CONGRATULATIONS FRANK’S Opposite Post Office PHONE 2205 John S. Taylor Co. CITRUS BUYERS and SHIPPERS LARGO, FLORIDA Clearwater Boats, Inc. Cruisers Utility Inboards Outboards Chrysler Marine Engines Evirucle Motors Phone 2103 707 Grove CLEARWATER OTIS E. PRUITT Your Buick Dealer GARDEN and DREW PHONE 2224 66 A Friendly Place To Trade STAR FURNITURE 127 N. FT. HARRISON AVE. Clearwater, Florida Yes- KENNEDY STRICKLAND CO. 627 Park St. Tel. 2513 4 Best of Luck •b b •b CLASS OF ' 48 TABLE SUPPLY CLEVELAND STREET SUTTON’S Clearwater ' s Most Modern Barber Shop 900 E. CLEVELAND Flowers for All Occasions • DAY PHONE 2729 NIGHT PHONE 6831 • 421 Cleveland DROP ANCHOR AT Thomas Dairy Milk Bar Clearwater- Largo Road •b •b Best Wishes CLASS OF ' 48 © Sweats Flower Shop 1200 S. FT. HARRISON Douglas Mfg. Co. 720-24 Cleveland St. JALOUSIE VENETIAN BLINDS AWNINGS PHONE 7896 r TfllUiiiL ' l] JrLUrUi ' 24 SOUTH GARDEN AVENUE dong xatiitatiom to ths d£a±± of for Portraits Commercials Weddings See J. Arlos Ogg Studio 417 Cleveland St. Phone 2445 1 9 4 8 Class Photogr a ] h e r Compliments of J. W. SUTTLE Grocery Company Clearwater Elks Lodge Number 1525 516 FRANKLIN STREET fCosianeA, fjetueletid, Friendly , Prompt and Efficient Service 501 N. Ft. Harrison Avenue PHONES 2204 2314 Clearwater, Florida Yours To Success CLASS OF ' 4 8 Snapshots in Sound Recordings for All Occasions 617 CLEVELAND STREET Clearwater, Florida Modern Electronics RECORDING STUDIO 1 19 N. E. CLEVELAND ST. Congratulations Seniors! And When You Shop Come To MAAS BROTHERS Centred Florida ' s Largest Department Store (Now In St. Petersburg, too) Compliments of MAf f LUMBER NrlLL COMPANY Clearwater Laundry BUILDING MATERIALS CONCRETE BLOCK DRY CLEAN 1 NG ROOFING BUILDERS HARDWARE COLD STORAGE VAULT CLEARWATER, FLORIDA BLUE FULEKY ELBERT TOUCHTON NORMAN KENYON BEBE BAYLY BETTY BOYD KARL FLAMMER HAZEL BLACKBURN CARL MEASE DOTTIE SMITH JACK DEAN BOBBY OGLES Anne CRENSHAW ' V ' :;. : ' • Congratulations CLASS OF 48 Lei Your Motto Be: FORWARD EVER — BACKWARD NEVER PARK CLEANERS Clearwater ?iM) Delightful Outdoor Dining GARDEN ROOM Colorful Indoor Atmosphere BAMBOO ROOM Catering to Bridge Luncheon Teas and Special Parties Beautiful Organ Music Afternoon and Night PHONES Office 54-301 - Garden Room 53-067 One Mile East of Indian Rocks Bridge Best Wishes CLASS OF ' 48 The Modern Shop A Specialty Shop for Women and Teen-Agers Clearwater Electric Appliance Company Authorized Agents for Westinghouse APPLIANCES Sunburst Bldg. 1703 N. Ft. Harrison PHONE 2405 Y. B. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Congratulations Seniors! from Walker Sporting Goods 627 CLEVELAND ST. Phone 2249 r Congratulations A. and P. TEA CO J. W. Parsons, Mgr . 628 CLEVELAND STREET Congratulations Brown Bros. Dairy Store 615 CLEVELAND ST. Clearwater ' s TEEN FASHION CENTER See the Newest Styles by 7 T E E N A PAIGE and TEEN TIMER As Shown in Your Favorite Magazines ' CALLING ALL GIRLS and SEVENTEEN tiVIZtii A Across Corner from Post Office Congratulations HARDIN AND SHAW Scranton Arcade Barber Shop Compliments of Southern Dairies SEALTEST Ice Cream and Milk PHONE 2049 HERBERT GRICE PHARMACIST CLEARWATER FLORIDA THE KNIT SHOP Lambert Simonds Phone 2827 107 N. Ft. Harrison VAILS ' GROCERY MARKET Quality Foods Service HAYNES Your G. E. Dealer Opposite Post Office Compliments of J. J. STARLING SON Plumbing and Heating Appliances For Beach and Sportswear Visit THE CATHEDRAL SHOP Indian Rocks — East End of Bridge Best of Luck LEO BUTLER BEST WISHES CLASS OF ' 48 THAYER MOTOR CO. DODGE PLYMOUTH DODGE Job Rated TRUCKS 28 N. GARDEN AVE. CLEARWATER, FLORIDA L ATKINSON ' S GROCERY and MARKET 125-127 N. Greenwood FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES Gray Moss Inn Beauty Shop Specializing in Hair Tinting, Permanent Waving, Scalp Treatment Phone 2238 Clearwater, Florida We Buy . . . Sell . . . Trade . . . ROLAND OCHS USED CARS 922 Cleveland Street Phone 2023 RED COMB FEED STORE Feeds , Fertilizers, Seeds, Insecticides 1220 So. Ft. Harrison Phone 2448 Robert McMullen, Mgr . HAND DIPPED CANDLES 107 N. GREENWOOD AVE. Opp. High School Compliments of Merchant Aligning Service i Cloninger Insurance Agency General Insurance Real Estate Income Tax Service 624 Cleveland St. Phone 2708 Congratulations to The Class of ' 48 FIVE POINTS SUNDRY Hogan Sewing Machine Shop 1 199 N.E. Cleveland Phone 77-584 CLEARWATER, FLORIDA CLEARWATER FOOD MARKET 1104 S. Ft. Harrison Best Wishes from the SIGN SHOP 5346 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. Phone 77-73 1 Green Bunnell wigwam Dine Dance Excellent Food NO LIQUORS r- Compliments of Drew Appliance Co. Phone 2356 208 S. GARDEN AVE. Compliments of ATLANTIC ICE COMPANY i ♦ ♦ ♦ | Compliments of | ♦ | BURKE BROTHERS ELECTRIC 635 Drew St. Tel. 2158 } : ♦ Congratulations CLASS OF ' 48 Stallings Paint Store Dealers in Fine ACME Quality PAINTS VARNISHES ENAMELS STAINS BRUSHES Phone 2225 39 N. GARDEN AVE. Palm GajjetesUa 524 PARK STREET Serving Hours: 11:15 A.M. -2 P.M. 5 P.M. - 7:45 P.M. Quality for Less C. H. Hershock General House Furnishings 123 S. GARDEN AVE. Clearwater, Florida PHONE 2419 635 Drew St. — Service to — CUSTOMER, Best Wishes COMMUN ITY and COUNTRY • ELI WITT Florida Power Cigar Co. : Corporation ! r Looking for Good Food? It ' s SEVEN OAKS INN N. HAINES ROAD Come in my friend, you are at home. We Sell Fishing Tackle That Is FIT FOR FISHING H. G. SMITH HARDWARE 811 CLEVELAND STREET Compliments of Congratulations Class of ' 48 Five Points Standard Oil B M SANDWICH SHOP SERVICE STATION Across from High School Compliments of Congratulationns to the Class of ' 48 MACK ' S MARKET SUNSET POINT HOTEL The Tin Shack at Five Points DICUS - Owner - Manager Best Wishes Best Wishes CLASS OF ' 48 CLASS OF ' 48 • ★ A. W. GLADS, � . 1 BLACKBURN CO.. Incorporated INCORPORATED Clearwater Lumber and Florida Building Materials -t Western Auto Associate Store Headquarters for WESTERN FLYER BICYCLE 626 Cleveland Street Texaco Products Gas and Oil Distribution PHONE 2362 f) zcJz G ' uMJx ' l REAL ESTATE Congratulates the Graduating Class of ' 48 1 405 Gulf to Bay Phone 77-644 Jack Cribbs, Reg. Broker -: SALESMEN :- C. H. CRIBBS R. F. CRIBBS R. F. FULLE R. R. HICKS Harris Pharmacy L. G. Boyd H. Harris We Appreciate Your Confidence PHONE 2443 Clearwater, Florida kersey’s Tires and Batteries and Parts Montgomery Ward “John Bean Sprayers WILLYS JEEPS 1 196 CLEVELAND STREET Phone 77-092 GOOD LUCK Robinson Groves GULF TO BAY Oranges — Grapefruit Tangerines — Gladiolus 4 Congratulations to THE CLASS OF ' 48 ▼ The First National Bank of Clearwater MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Deposits Insured by Federal Deposits Insurance Corp. Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor $5,000 (f foocl 3 l ' atcfi ii a S3 OZZfJZZ Headquarters for Fine Watches TILLEY JEWELRY CO. Compliments to the CLASS OF ' 48 CLEARWATER IE CO. A. T. Smith, Manager Tile Linoleum Asphalt Rubber Tile 122 S. Garden 2892-:- PHONES -:- 2693 Joe ' s Spaghetti Dinners We Serve Italian and American Food Va Mile Below Bridge INDIAN ROCKS PHONE 5-4365 HEAT WITH FUEL OIL GULF OIL PRODUCTS S. F. Lee, Distributor 519 Pennsylvania Ave. Phone 2160 -4 PHONE 6530 Qeosuje. Jl. M-gaJmAo+i Harbison Supply Co. 1207 SO. FT. HARRISON Clearwater, Florida ALLEY, REHBAUM, CAPES, INC. INSURANCE REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES MUNICIPAL BONDS 425 Cleveland Street CLEARWATER, FLORIDA Smooth Sailing to THE CLASS OF ' 48 (TW ) Tack and Warren Contractors in ROOFING SHEET METAL FORCED AIR HEATING CLEARWATER i I j Compliments of C. H. S. CAFETERIA Compliments of Belleatr Drive Inn Crown Motor Co. Gk ufAlel — Plymouth 4 j 1 i ♦ , j j • Compliments Compliments of of Lanier’s Rexall BAY FURNITURE • Clearwater Motors (nc. Hudson G. M. C. Trucks Crosley Cars 1115 E. CLEVELAND PHONE 2321 I i K. 0. FINCH Wheel Aligning We I d i n g Work 1442-44 CLEVELAND Clearwater, Florida Congratulations to CLASS OF ' 48 Bolton and Sharkey ! 805 PARK ST. ♦ ♦ � Radio Sound Happy Landings to THE CLASS OF ' 48 • Clearwater Flying Company at CLEARWATER AIRPORT Greenwood Pharmacy Your Prescription Center 1012 CLEVELAND ST. Clearwater, Florida The Oldest Insurance Agency in Clearwater Frank J. Booth Co., (nc. Harold B. Harpham, President General Agent Reliance Life Insurance Co. 3 Scranton Arcade PHONE 2125 Congratulations t o THE CLASS OF ' 48 Deposits Insured by F ederal Deposits Insurance Corp. Maximum Insurance for Each Depositor $5,000 Compliments of GREEN ACRES TRAILER COURTS MODERN NEW SANITARY 2346 GULF -TO -BAY BOULEVARD CLEARWATER, FLORIDA BEST WISHES for your FUTURE HAPPINESS and SUCCESS (TW ) “To your own self be true , And it must follow as the night the day You can be false to no man” CL Clearwater Transit and Gulf Coast Motor Line 305 SOUTH GARDEN AVENUE 2378 -o- PHONES -o- 2329 r- - DUNEDIN SECTION - Congratulations CLASS OF 1 948 Dunedin Automatic Laundry “ Let You r Washdays Be Our Worry ” We Pick Up and Deliver Same Day 545 Main St. Phone 8-4201 MAIN and DOUGLAS Dunedin General Sales Co., Inc. DISTRIBUTORS - PROCESSORS Cuprinol Preservative for Wood, Fabric, Rope and Nets DUNEDIN, FLORIDA 980 Douglas Ave. - Phone 8-2533 DUNEDIN, FLORIDA Congratulations Seniors of the Class of ' 48 We Wish Each of You Success and Happiness Dorothy Douglas, INC. DUNEDI N, FLORIDA PHONE 8-296 1 Real Estate Insurance © Compliments of Sunshine Market 330 MAIN ST. DUNEDIN Douglas Hardware Your Dunedin HARDWARE MERCHANT Main St. Phone 8-2471 r- TOM PARNELL ' S SUPER I. G. A. MARKET 401 MAIN ST. DUNEDIN ACE SERVICE STATION Complete Auto Service 358 Main St. Phone 8-3851 Glen D. Roth Dunedin Cities Service Station General Repairing Greasing Tires Tubes Batteries Accessories DUNEDIN John M. Foshee R. N. Clark UPTON’S LAUNDRY C. A. IIodshon, Prop. DRY CLEANING RUG CLEANING “One of the South’s Most Modern Plants” PHONE 8-576 DUNEDIN FLORIDA I ! ] DUNEDIN PHARMACY “Your Friendly Rexall Drug Store ” Phone 8-2151, Dunedin, Florida KENT ' S SHELL SERVICE STATION 447 Main Street Dunedin BLUE BIRD SHOP DUNEDIN CONGRATS — SENIORS V. A. Fisher Best Wishes CLASS OF ' 48 BANK OF DUNEDIN Specializing in FEDERAL HOUSING and VETERAN ' S ADMINISTRATION HOME LOANS MAIN and BROADWAY DUNEDIN POP ' S WALK IN Freezer-Fresh Ice Cream V. J. LAWRENCE Plumbing Heating Appliances 333 SCOTLAND ST. DUNEDIN PHONE 8-2201 DUNEDIN Compliments of Howard Scoggins Golf Co. 351 Main Street Dunedin GENERAL SHOE SERVICE 11 Polish - Shoe Rebuilding - Laces 739 BROADWAY DUNEDIN t Compliments of CLARK ' S INC. 5 - 10 ?! - $ 1.00 363 MAIN STREET DUNEDIN WILSON ' S GROCERY j Fresh Meats Vegetables 999 Douglas - 8-2544 - Dunedin ' ■4 W. M. GOZfl— Men’s Wear House and Haynes THE BEST In Furnishings for Men i Orange Blossom Honey TAI LORMADE SUITS Compliments of Dunedin Fish Company Dunedin, Florida PHONE 8-3751 John Bolger, Owner BROADWAY GARAGE Oldsmobile Sales and Service Standard Oil Products United Motors Service DUNEDIN, FLORIDA Duguid ' s Texaco Service Lubrication Washing Polishing j U. S. TIRES — BATTERIES j Broadway Main Ph. 8-3801 DUNEDIN FLORIDA Shopping Center for GIFTS RECORDS RADIOS CLEARY ' S 12 BROADWAY DUNEDIN Congratulations F. L. SKINNER INSURANCE DUNEDIN Errands Done 10(zl Each plus Zone Fare DUNEDIN TAXI PHONE 8-2401 ! IF NO ANSWER CALL 8-3545 THE DUNEDIN TIMES Elbert Waterson, Publisher PHONE 8-2091 DUNEDIN { r Congratulations Class of ' 48 Dunedin Flying School For Your Flying Needs , See Us PHONE 8-3901 ♦ � ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ i ♦ ♦ Compliments of ELVI N ' S BAKERY 337 Main St., Dunedin, Florida GRIFFITH LAWNMOWER AND TOOL SHOP Lawnmowers Sharpened and Overhauled j All Saws and Cutting Tools Sharpened ! 735 BROADWAY DUNEDIN ♦ ! Where There Is Beauty There Is Charm j j ♦ Marjorie ' s Beauty Shop 324 Main Street Phone 8-3701 DUNEDIN | ♦ The Insley Antique Shop 319 MAIN STREET DUNEDIN Phone 8-3144 Roy F. Insley, Owner Congratulations to the Class of 1948 H. L. McCurdy Lumber Co. Beatty and Davis 966 DOUGLAS AVENUE, DUNEDIN Best Wishes to the CLASS o f 19 4 8 T THE FENWAY DUNEDIN FLORIDA Congratulations t o CLASS OF ' 4 8 W. H. ARMSTON CO. General Contractors DUNEDIN Compliments of THE SKIPPERS 229 Main St., Dunedin COSMO RESTAURANT Phone 8-4202 511 MAIN STREET DUNEDIN Steaks , Chops , Sea Food and Greek Salad Compliments of Congratulations Class of ' 48 Jernigan and Thomas Brush Co. JUICE INDUSTRIES, INC. 413 Skinner Blvd. Dunedin DUNEDIN, FLORIDA The Finest Food in Florida Clearwater Book Store H. E. PURVIANCE DIXIE DINER BOOKS STATIONARY CARDS 9 N. Garden Ave. Clearwater For All Occasions PHONE 2222 4