Clermont High School - Highlander Yearbook (Clermont, FL)

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an 'V' at '90 'Uunm....,, -if '- K MARSHA PICKARD MELBA PURVIS PAT ROGERS The twelfth grade meant that we were at last on top of the heap! We had five more additions that helped us complete our your without too much disciplinary action being taken. Those additions were Glenn Lashley, the Leesburg Lover, Bobby Sangster, a wise refugee from Frank Farr's Fortress in Groveland, Karen Steorts, better known as Butch, who hails from the hills of West Vi rginny, Bill Tasker, who blew in from the Windy City, and Thelma Rossanno from up thai' some- whar! xf? THE LMA ROSSANNO

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ivft In 1955, twenty-five eager freshmen stormed the halls of the brand new Clermont High School. It was during this time that we were joined by Eddie Hausen, Joe Koester, Marsha Pickard and Beth Patrick. This Motley Crew was inseparable throughout our sophomore and junior years, and much to the chagrin of the faculty, managed to fit just a little studying into our well-planned system of chaos, con- fusion and Cain-raising. GLORIA MEEKER IDA MURPHY BETH PATRICK

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ldmum. So now, at the end of twelve full and happy yea.rs,thirty-four students,wiser and older, leave their first Alma Mater. We who started with nine, now represent many states and areas from the North, to the East and West. It is overg but yet it is just the beginning. We may never again sit as a group under one roof. The good times, the bad times, headaches and, yes, some heartaches, have made us different with each year. Yet, wherever we may go, and whatever we may do, we will always re- member each other as classmates, PAT SCHOENHOLZ ROBBIE SHELDON KARFN STEORTS