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

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12 Student Life Division

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AThe sun hovers above the Gulf-of-Mexico waking up the Bay area and starting the blue ribbon weekend. Students Unravel a Blue Ribbon Lifestyle TA7! 1 11 . r J With an enrollment of 2400 students, the concern of being someone was ap- parent. Each student was a unique individual with his own likes and dis- likes. Five days a week students united at 7:45 to begin the day. Classes and dubs provided a chance to meet new friends. Because of the mandatory rule of a closed campus, congregations of ◄ The first pep rally ignited spirits of teachers and students. The crowd jumps to catch candy thrown by the cheerleaders. students formed in the cafeteria and library. The weekends always brought good times. Cheer- ing at football games, partying, cruising, and listening to music were a few ways to have a fun- filled weekend. As the interests of individuals merged, they created a blue ribbon school week and weekend. By JANE STEINER Student Life Division 13