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

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SPEECH DEPARTMENT ,f .,.. af : 3 vig, ', , ,, wi., ,gf , v , Roger Van Gorder- S.P..l.C. and U. of F., B.Ecl., Speech l and ll, Debate, Masque and Gavel, National Forensic League. , 7 fff f f ? jf ff Z , f ! i 1 X fo? f We concede . . Speaking before others, calmly, vvithout fear Special selected students may take debate becomes the accomplishment of speech students Debate boys Cno girls allovvedl travel to various in Speech l, ll, and III. Students make extempo- schools where they loin with other students in raneous and planned speeches. They study plays a day of speech. and correct speaking and listeniungylfrabits. l ,. ' 1 ,M 1 i 1 ' Q DRIVERS EDUCATION f ,ff X ,ff gif, I My! k.,,,f, UVA f .... fwf ,fjf 3 I fl J, A. Gibson - Slippery Poclf STC, U. of Pill, ll Y U, Drrler Ed, Sen, Class E C, ffl Ed. ae , 'df llicl Brlliris FS U, B S, ffl S., Dru-fc-r Erl, Phys Ed, Ffmlhfill ,intl Znirrrrnirifg, 28 I Safe driving is the aim and the motto of every drivers training student taking the semester course offered at school ln cars provided by interested automobile dealers, they learn correct driving pro cedure and are graphically shown vvhat happens when these pro cedures are not follovved. f . . S 1 . s lvl -. li-.uri il llw untill! vx

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT r HF-l ' - 1 'Q A, fl , r 1' f' ,F T ' A f r ' ? no . .I 'I Future engineers and architects . . Our Industrial Arts program includes General Shop, Arts and Crafts, and Mechanical Drawing. General Shop students learn to make useful wood products. The Arts and Crafts course aims primarily to develop an ability in students to make useful things for themselves from ceramics, copper, other metals, and leather. lt includes the development of an ability to use leisure time by filling it with profitable work. Mechanical Drawing has been called the Language of lndustry, but engineers, architects, and all designers use it to record their ideas. Mechanical Drawing teaches visual and con- structive imagination. J u ' .. -ir, 'ls S H' . ,sf 1-: ' Safety is a must! . . . X-, all ' - rr, 1 fl l ..12. Q ju 4, is VM .f,.,,N'V A ,, . ,Q gg f -ff . ., V ' I A fig, ll ,M Ralph R. Hummel- H. Forrest Smith- Bowling Green U., Ohio State U. of Fla., B.A.E., B.F.A., M.Ed., U., B.S., M.A., Mechanical Draw- Mech. Drawing, Art. ing, Arts and Crafts. All IA IA h- . .1f,. 'aff ,ri L I 1 Russell D. Stichler- Western Mich. U., U. of Fla., B.S., M.A.E., lndustrial Arts. 27

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DIVERSIFIED COOPERATIVE TRAINING -qw: f, v On the fob with D.C T . .. Students interested in training for a job after high school may enroll in DCT or DE classes. Students study both academic and vocational future. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Qi ,I f' 1' A + t I :I X . K X' t ii? Xxmi . Make it a good sale . . . S X I - 1 W 'K ff ' - .., vt f - H' wo, , O in Q 3198 '-S ! W7 .G .' John Roberts-- Ball State Teachers Collviliyl, BS, NIA. D,C.T f to 1 subjects in their half a clay at school, and spend their afternoons on the job training for their V I 2 'V 1 44 Ruth Pope- U. of Houston, BA., F.S,U., M.U., Distributive Education, DE-DCT Club, 29