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

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■1 Quill And Scroll Bused To Parade Mary Jane Benson. Barb Schreiner, adviser. Mr. Pierce, and Mary Ann McMurry work on picture sale. The International Honor Society tor High School journalists was founded in 1926 by high school jour- nalism advisors for encouraging and rewarding in- dividual achievement in journalism. Clearwater’s Edna North Knapp Chapter upheld the qualifications and in- ducted students outstanding on CHS’s three publication staffs. This year the club entered advisor Mr. Thomas Pierce’s Volkswagen Bus, covered with old Clearlight and other publication materials in the Homecoming Parade. For the Quill and Scroll scrapbook the club historians gathered from local newspaper articles about CHS activities and students. To end the year, Quill and Scroll held its annual picture sale, distributed the 1970 Aqua Clara, and afterwards sponsored a coke party which gave those who bought a yearbook a chance to have their friends sign them. Dena Hough . . Carol Smart . . Karen Cohen . Carolyn Blanton Denise Joan 1 John Winston .. 11 2 Jane Albertson 3 President .. 12 Debbie Moroff . .. 13 4 Judy Brooking . .. 14 5 Pat Dunn ...15 6 Nancy Carlough . . . ...16 . 7 Margaret Sinclair . . ...17 8 Pat Lee ...18 . 9 Kim MacNamara . . . . .. 19 10 Jeannie Street ...20 Quill and Scrollers get bus ready for Homecoming Parade.

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Progress Marnee Coryell poses the question to Ed- uardo Prias — “how ’bout a nice Hawaiian punch?” “Glory personal of thought without” . . . these were familiar words to all newly tapped members of National Honor Society who were required to learn the society’s pledge backwards and forwards for the initiation ceremonies. The club continued to provide free tutoring for all interested students and a “thought for the day” over the morning an- nouncements. NHS members served as guides at the PTA “Back to School Night,” decorated a car for the Homecoming parade and held an annual Christmas Tea for all club alumni. In February a district meeting of NHS was held at CHS during which plans were discussed for the state convention held in St. Petersburg in April. NHS agrees the Homecoming Parade was great in every detail. Linda Franek 1 Jan Hiller 2 Susan Toth 3 Patricia Lee 4 Kim Kramer 5 Cherie Stoehr 6 Cathy Rohrbacher .... 7 Beth Spearman 8 Chris Kiehl 9 Sally Goodhue 10 Margaret Sinclair ... 11 Janice Bonner 12 June Alexander .... 13 Randy Hooper 14 Carolyn Buck 15 Neal Meader 16 Wayne Williams .... 17 John Carmichael .... 18 Toni Henry 19 Paula Putzek 20 Steve James 21 Marnee Coryell .... 22 Elwood Aust 23 Don Dunham 24 Tom Saunders 25

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CHS Had Many Honored Students Norman Gundel and Marnee Coryell were members of CHS’s High Q team. Not pictured: Jeremy Bulow, Steve Block, and Rick Davis Mary Jane Benson, Elwood Aust, Joel Parker and Jane Kuypers at- tended Girls and Boys State to learn government policies. Paula Putzck, Kim Kramer, Jane Kuypers, and Norman Gun del were finalists in National Merit Scholarship tests. Cheryl Moore was selected to be CHS’s 1970 Bettey Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow.