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

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i if QV, 1 'Q ' www, f 3 A A WW if f 7' f . ff , tv .M , 0 Mfr? ..f' ,ff 4 U . t W W by f -1 M7 ff ' '-1 Zkf , Z 'Z Richard Bradley Central Mo. State, U of Ky., A.B., M.A., Amer. History, F.T.A., Jr. Adv. Robert Brown- Texas A 8K M, Tampa U, B.S., M.E.D,, Am. History, Trainer, Track Coach. Steve Gerakios- St. Pete Jr. Col., U of Tampa, A.A., B.S., World Hist. Ray E. Rilling Jr,- U of Denver, FSU., AB., M.S., Sr, Soc. St., Am. Govt., Senate, Member of St. Committee. lfrfnrirgth LN. Wtilto Ohio U., B.Z.C, Amer. Hist., Baslfetball Coanh, Honor Society Assist., Board of directors, CTA. SOCIAL STUDIES 'Z' Si., I , V K - T 0 'L ' ,4 7 15 W. Hugh Brooks- Penn. State, U of Mo., Cal. State Teachers Col., U of Pitt., B.S., Master of Letters World History. Joe C. Eid,son- Okla. State U., Northeastern State, B.S., M.S., American History Football Bus. Man. Jerry L. Hyde- U of Tenn., B.S., Sr. Soc., Psychology and Economic. John L. Still- Davidson Coll Peabody, B.S., M.A., Amer. Hist., Key Club. Eel. Wells, Jr. - Morvhcnrl Siaio Collcgn, A B, Sr. Soc. and Phys. Ed. f 2 nk f i Russell S. Cantwell- U. of Ala., U, of Fla U. of St. ot N.Y. AB., M.A., American Problems Sr. Class Co-advisor

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DEPARTMENT Who, Me? .... nervous? . . Each student, during his three years at C.H.S. spends 55 minutes a day, or a total of almost 540 hours, in English classes. During that time he learns to become quite proficient in sentence structure, spelling and vocabulary im- provements, and creative writing. No one will ever forget those long themes, precis, autobiog- raphies, or the big, important research papers. 5 i 15 5 . ii.: .Ni , .-.A isis E ,.,, ' , l Ig!! A . S y 5 Q l E ' . , '1l 1, , ,ya 5 at 5 .A.f, 2 .,f,qFjQ,i 'E L T l l . f ' ty i . ' . Dig that crazy Cliaqmrn Novv, let's take a look at what the other half of our English course offers. From the literary standpoint, he becomes well acquainted with the great literature of the vvorld, including that of England, and his own native America. Students have also been quite fortunate this year in hav- ing many great literary works reproduced on television. QQ' . gs Q Q .fl15,5l95N5 1335 X 'linens Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors , . . this is for you . . .

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DEPARTMENT Mr. Cantwell . . . TV. . . Sr. Soc. . Our heritageeea democratic past and futuree is one of the most important things taught in the Social Studies courses at Clearwater High School. Our past, as it effects us today, and how we are to live in the future, is also taught. World History, American History, Senior Social Studies and American Government comprise the Social Studies department. X Only 80 days! . . . , 'WW Ti'- '-... I , ' ,q '-,w,.. 'fQ,g' 5 ,, V me 4 ' XV saw i cg, ,TQ ng-7 r- 1 All I do is work, work, work, . . .