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

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION ,,. . if Earl W. Browrt- Univers 7 ot: Tennessee, B.S. what hys':al E d u- Ed--,.on, P cation, C Club F AK ,V ' . PM Y 7 ' H -ff , '54 . ., , vv 1. . ilu, N 1 I Q s X ' 11,1 . g R b gg Herbert L. Dudley- Charles Robinson- t'.'a'f'e S-e Frost- Martha A. S 'T'n- Stetson Univ., Universirf of UnIvers'ty of Fla., 8.5. Njddle Tenn. S'ate Col'ege, S'::e', R314 Tea:'-'s C:- Fla., AE., MPE, APG Rank I, Phfsca Ed-:eti'n. BS.. Phfsfcal Ed.:a :h J.'J. lege, BS., P ',s Ed.. Ve ' World Histroy Adapted Phys, Cheerleaders. Cheereaoers l 'a-'-'-ra s 5 Ed., Phys, Ed., Chairrran of G 3. Sophomore class. The Physical Education Department gives students an opportunity to create sound bodies and develop the physical well-being vital to them in meeting the hurried pace of everyday life. Capable instructors are on hand to teach good sportsmanship and fellowship, as well as 22 the necessary health items which exery teen-ager must learn. Besides learning, such numerous games as volley- ball, badminton, basketball, tennis, archery, and football, students do various exercises '.-.hch help them to develop strong and healthy bodies.

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LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT 7 ff- 2 , . Wir? Mrs. Mildred Turner- . Rollins College, wt, 2 , U. of Columbia, W , U. of Florida, ' U 2 . ' . A B spanish i, ii, iii, iv, Los Gauchos. f f ,5 f f 1 'f M4 C.H.S. students Traveling to Mexico in lO to l5 years will be sure to use the Spanish they learned here at school. C.l-l.S. offers a three year program of the study ot Spanish. We not only learn the language, but also the Spanish customs. The first year A 4 l 'I ,l W fl? of M-,gf N-Q t'.W'l . 9 c 3 Spanish students take up the basic rules of t fundamental grammar with a great stress on Npww , tl v - v I , , l reading and writing. During the second I .9 Y 1 X t year, we get into the more advanced gram- ' X XI' mar and begin to use this knowledge of the ff, l .X lan ua e. The third ear students s eak sg ' H-- . 1, , T g , . ts, TlUel'llly. V ,rj 4 Hg ZZ YYWWWXW 1 , , H La Cucaracha! . . .La Cucaracha! 1, .f 45075 I' ' in . ' Z .f ' 3' ,f y I , . V., .,,,r. Y I 1 Z, VS LLL A Y , f 1 'il 5 Ay lg CLE . . . , Nag y ,, ' 'W . 't , lit Students with a classical bent take Latin, ' M ,,V, I y '5 ' , L I Qs- , Q Q ' Q, the basis of such Romance languages as V 7' . N 9 g I, . ' ',, ' - . T . f . ff i i 7 C 1 'ig 1- . S Italian, Spanish, and French. First year f . ,ww T M L 3 z s . ' . . . 5' A ff gf? students enioy reading stories about the f 01477 - Z , - - - 5 I life and times of ancient Romans. Caesar and ' Tfiyjfg bfi, 4 A l I A I V , 1 y Gallic Wars, along with more complicated f 1 'f A rf . . f 'F grammar becomes the subiect matter of t ty, yfygg iff., i2 I V w ig V second year students. Finally, the next two Qry'9,',?, , :X years, hardy classical students study the . K ff, . ., . . ' w f .ffl , Tl s eeches and Vir il s Aeneia. Latin not onl . 2 2,2 Q ll Z R1 teaches a language but takes its students 1 ff 5 ' back into the past for a study of the Roman 'l lite and times, 7 , 5 ' ff? 1, swf, Z dw ' fu. J U t if, C , , 5 l. ' f 1 r Mrs Mariorio kann- is X. , N sl, - Mclivndico College, E' is f f f So III. u, Q l' , ' Aa, ig if l.tlil1ll,lll,lV, , . lulmu NOS' l -A is H ,, ., , t V, - -t . . 1 , ., .-1..f s W? , A ' by gf -,fy V A ' ,,, V, ,qv' loan fn l .f fr M .W I Qrrgpmvfy vV,, ,fr W '41 .i,' ,sig ,Nl fy V 4' f...f. , 4g :' .amass iAn,'.f: ',' . Off to the Gallic Wars . . 24