Clermont High School - Highlander Yearbook (Clermont, FL)

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After a bitter struggle, lasting a full nine months, these young Clermontians were promoted to the second grade and had their ranks increased by three with the addition of Frank Bryant, John Cavanaugh, and Barbara Maple. History does not record individual acts but the dirty dozen left their mark in the second grade room and were either pro- moted or pushed on to the third grade teacher at which time Kaye Halstead joined them to make it an even baker's dozen. MARILYN CREECH BOBBY DAVIS JOHNNY KAY ELEY it sg xp- 2 W Z, .gigs

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St' fy iv' CHARLES ANDERSON KATHERINE AREY FRANK BRYANT Itwasa warm, sunny day in September, when nine small younguns, with hair slick and noses wiped, walked into the great big building known as Clermont Elementary School, to begin their education. These future leaders of our community were Johnny Kay Eley, Jerry Eliott, Dan Judy, Jimmy McGuire, Gloria Meeker, Melba Purvis, Robbie Sheldon, Lillie Walker, and Charles Anderson. I6 MARLIN BURDEN M . th J nk

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, -35 W., rf.:-'iw JERRY ELLIOTT 1-:LISHA FISH JEAN GIDDENS The fourth grade was seemingly un- eventful as far as additions and subtractions were concerned. When time arrived for the annual three month parole, the books were still balanced with an even thirteen. The fifth grade, however, brought about the joining of forces with the Montverde Mobsters, Katherine Arey, Marlin Bur- den, and Pat Rogers. A Georgia crack- er , named Bobby Davis, crumbled into the soup this year, also. BARBARA GURNEY an-vs...