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

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1st Row: Susan Shields, Ann Eunson, Sue Fleischer, Janey McCrillus, JoAnn Charter, Chris Mitchell, Janet Moore, Don Jacobs, Jeff Davis, Mary Ann Clark, Ruth Day; 2nd Row: Sally Day, Tena Pinuel, Amanda Stephens, Ann Graham, Valerie Marcotte, Heather Carnegie, Mary King, Cheryl Wolf, Linda Libecap, Ginger Kerwin, Rose Grenelle, Rosemary Smith; 3rd Row: Amy Rice, Yasuko Tsujimoto, Marilyn Kirkpatrick, Mary Hall, Morrissey Hunter, John Anthony, John Culbreth, Jackie Weisgerber, Nia Georges, Phillis Graves, Muriel Fussell, Miss Jane Arnold, sponsor; 4th Row: Karin Greenough, Beth Webster, Jeanette Worth, Pat MacKinnon, Debbie Bruner, Janice Buckley, Kit Greenough, David Hatchell, Gray • Mason, Don Oliver; 5th Row: Debbie Ward, Chris Cubbison, Bill Gay, David Peery, Akira Mori, Patrick Turner, John Hellrung, Tom Royce, Tim Fleming, Jim Walker; 6th Row: John Marquardt, David Peper, Fred Wollett, Jack Fady, Linda Edmunds, Henry Smoak, Bob Thompson, Rick Good- game, Robert Haworth, Richard Riess NHS Holds High the Torch National Honor Society is an honorary organization of outstanding students selected to membership by the faculty of CHS. These students are chosen for their character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Besides supplying mem- bers as guides for fall orientation and sponsoring the Get-Acquainted Dance at the beginning of the year, the club provides student guides for new stu- dents transferring to CHS throughout the year. OFFICERS; Sue Fleischer, treasurer, Amanda Stephens, secretary. Miss Jane Arnold, sponsor, Mary Ann Clark, reporter, and Richard Riess, president. 24

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OFFICERS: Leslie Watson, secretary-treasurer. Kit Greenough, president, Debbie Bruner, vice-president Quill ■ Scroll for Elite Journalists Clearwater High School ' s chapter of Quill and Scroll, an international honor society for high school journalists, chooses its members from juniors and seniors who have contributed to one or more of the school ' s publications. In selecting members for the society, the adviser of the publications also takes into consideration grade averages: A student must rank in the upper third of his class. One of the group ' s projects was a sale of photos from all three publications. The Christmas holidays brought a somewhat sad occasion with the death of for- mer English and journalism teacher, Mrs. Edna North Knapp, for whom the CHS chapter of Quill and Scroll is named. Mr. Pierce, advisor, congratulates new members. Chris Cubbison initiates new members, Frank White, Leslie Watson, Debbi Ward, Ceci Rophie, Peggie Rhodes, Gray Mason, Mary Lee Hall, JoAnn Charter, Mary Ann Clark, and Debbie Bruner. Jan Moore serves refreshments to Debbie Bruner, Mary Ann Clark, Gray Mason, and Jo Ann Charter.

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Mu Alpha Theta Changes Constitution This year Mu Alpha Theta, the math club, acquired new dimensions. The constitution was rewritten and the format of the meetings was changed. In making these changes, the club strengthened its goal of stressing the importance of mathematics and de- monstrating that mathematics can be enjoyable. Membership is open to all interested students who have main- tained a B or better average in all their courses. OFFICERS: Don Jacobs, vice president; Debbie Bruner, secretary; David Perry, president; John Anthony, treasurer Front Row: Gray Mason, Jeff Davis, Coral Grimsley, Ruth Day, Rana Goettsche, Amy Rice, Beth Webster, Mary Ann Clark; Row Two: Debbie Weatherly, Cheryl Wolf, Linda Libecap, Nancy Fordyce, Ann Eunson, Barbara Brisbon, Heather Carnigie, Mary King; Row Three: Pat MacKinnon, Chris Cubbison, Julia Lane, John Clubbreth, Karin Greenough, Sue Fleischer, Debbie Bruner, Chris Mitchell; Row Four: Frank White, Jan Moore, Dale Hunter, Ron Olson, Janey McCrillus, Cynthia Shower, Jackie Weisgerber, John Anthony; Row Five: Calder Sinclair, David Pepper, John Agliato, Carl Friedman, Roger Portfolio, Dave Caruthers, Tom Hayden, Robert Haworth, Bill Gay, Don Jacobs, Tom Royce, David Peery, Richard Riess, Bill Calcese