Melbourne High School - Mel Hi Yearbook (Melbourne, FL)

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LETTERMAN'S CLUB The Letterman's Club of Mel- The two big events of the year is the bourne High School is an organiza- planning of all the homecoming festivities tion composed of boys and girls in the fall and the initiation of new mem- who have earned a school letter for bers in the spring. participating in a varsity sport dur- ing their high school years. Pictured below, Qfirst row, left to rightjz Jo Ann Barry, Kam McGinnis, Marceleen Rodes, Darlyne Adams, Pat Miller, Virginia Wargelin, Dot Spencer, and Dick Trout. Second row: Bob Porter, Toby Platt, Ted Nida, Bill Stoud, Bill Spencer, Alan Whiting, John Edge, Bob Groves, Jack Platt, and Roger Fischer, Third row: Barney Corbin, Carl Meyer, Bill Morrison, Bill Booth, Jim Ashcraft, Charles Layne, Jim Huggins, Alva Gerstle, and George Nida. Fourth row: Eddie Parsons, Carl Moran, Richard Reid, Eric von Fortsmeyer, Richard Gardner, and Jack Hudspeth.

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First row, seated, left to right: Barbara Hadlock, Violet Neilson, Joy Hampton, Marie Tillis, Sue Kendall, Fred Holstein, Sandra Dennis, Eddie Jo Bell, Kathy Ferguson, Joanne Hegler, Dale Scott, Warren Wisner, and John Fletcher, Second row: Susan Gough, Louise Grusnick, Wanda Sue Davis, Hasty Miller, Pat Ezelle, Harold Grus- nick, Frances Howard, Barbara Emery, Fay McClendon, and Tommy Bass. Third row: Cricket Scarborough, Earl Bridges, Bill Fletcher, Charlotte Minton, Jimmy Abney, Ann Payne, Helen Brinson, Kay Cottrell, Fran Whar- ton, Judy Heath, and Mary Burton, Fourth row: Doug Cheshire, Earl Hopkins, John George, Gene Ferguson, Nick Kovacevic, Fred Dennis, Jack Horne, Merrill Kempfer, Eddie Jo Davis, Bob McGrew and Caroline Neilsen, Standing, fifth row: John McA1oney, Barbara Wharton, Ronnie Fisher, Lonnie Pruitt, David Huss, Larry Crow, Benarr Evers, Jimmy Crain, Cholly Leech, Frank Milwee, Johnny Simmons, and Ralph Mathers, Sixth row: Gene Greenway and Alan Austin, Drum Major, Wayne Laibl and Band Director, A. M. Adkison, BAND There can be no shadow of a doubt that the Melbourne High School Band belongs among the best musical organizadons in Florida, Included in this year's selections were marches by Fillmore, classics by the masters, and music in the modem vein such as jazz and blues by contemporary composers. The MHS band has participated in many things during the past year including parades, half-time shows, contests and concerts, The seniors, leaving the band this year, have confidence that their chair and offices will be filled by competent younger musicians.

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PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS This year for the first time Mel-Hi offered a full the Photography Class took.developed and printed credit Photography Class. In the past years school PiCtl1l'eS fOr the Annual and Newspaper. They also Pictufeg were taken by 3 Commercial photographer, snapped shots of football and basketball games, assem but this year, under the direction of Mr, McGregor, b1Y PFOSIBUTS. and ViSiI0rS and guests of the school.