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

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h department ■■ MARGARET HOWELL, Furman Univ., Univ. of Ala., B.A., M.A., Eng. IV, Spanish I, Usherettes. Much can be learned about a person by the way he expresses himself in both writing and speech. We are particularly proud of the English Department here at C.H.S. During his three years of this subject, the student is given extensive instruction in grammar, writing, and literary appreciation which will prove invaluable in any field of endeavor. Besides the usual studies found in the high school English Department, this school has placed great emphasis on creative writing. For the second year, a literary magazine is being presented which contains original works of the students. Also, for the first time, an Advanced Writing class is being offered in which students are coached in the fine art of creative writing for one semester. The second semester is a continuation of the Advanced Writing plus a look at some of the world ' s finest literature. JOHANNE R. HAR- MAN, F.S.U., U. of F., Appalachian State, A.B., English IV, Stu- dent Council. v CLEGG McALEENAN, Elon College, North Carolina, A.B., Eng- lish II, Annual Ad- visor, Assistant to Registrar. li q il if ■ ■ i M jfrJ AiSJ ;» 1 1 a J f if 1 fH M 1“ 1 V

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english CATHERINE E. HEN- RY, Northeast Miss. State Teachers Tem- ple U., B.S., Eng. III. RUBY LEWIS, Rad- ford, U. of Ky., B.A., English IV. ETHLYN McRAE, G.S.C.W., Fla. State Univ., B.A., M.A., English IV. JEAN GARRETT, Milli- kin Univ., B.A., Eng- lish II. . . . Then turn left on Cleveland and then . . . INEZ BARKER, U. of Rochester, Syracuse U., A.B., M.A., Latin and English II. STELLA WHITMON, B.S., Ala. State Teach- ers College, Bob Jones U., English II. HELEN B. HILL, How- ard College, George Peabody College, A.B., M.A., Eng. Ill, Health Coordinator. VIRGINIA GOULLIN, U. of Conn., B.A., English III, Booster- ettes.

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RICHARD BRADLEY, Central Mo. State, U. of Ky., A.B., M.A., Am. History, F.T.A., Jr. Class Adv. History, a study of the past, is one of the most important subjects offered in any school. It is only through an analytical study of the past that we see our mistakes and learn how to avoid the same ones in the future. Offered in C.H.S. are World History, a gen- eral study of the world ' s inhabitants from the time of the Fertile Crescent to the present, and American History, a study of America ' s great heritage. Offered also are such related subjects as American Government, Psychology, and Economics. Recent additions to an already comprehensive Social Studies Department include T.V. in- struction in World and American History. W. HUGH BROOKS, Penn. State, U. of Mo., Cal. State Teach- er ' s College, U. of Pitt., B.S., M. of Let- ters, World History. EMMETT LOWERY, Purdue, Wise. U., B.S., Am. History, World History, Red Cross, Boy ' s Tennis Team. JERRY HYDE, U. of Tenn., B.S., M.S., Asst. Football Coach, Economics and Psy- chology. RUSSELL S. CANT- WELL, U. of Ala., U. of Fla., U. of St. of N.Y., A.B., M.A., Am. History. HERBERT L. DUDLEY, Stetson Univ., U. of Fla., A.B., MPE, APG, Rank 1, Adp. Phys. Ed., Phys. Ed., World History, Soph. Class Adv. STEVE GERAKIOS, St. Pete Jr. Col., U. of Tampa, A.A., B.S., Sr. Soc. Studies. RAY E. RILLING JR., U. of Denver, F.S.U., A.B., M.S., Sr. Soc., Am. Gov ' t., Senate Adv. JOHN L. STILL, Da- vidson College, Pea- body, B.S., M.A., Am. History, Key Club. 14