Bay High School - Pelican Yearbook (Panama City, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1956 volume:

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X, 'xiqrid '1 ,wg 'K-1.44 aegis 'f '4 EAA CN 1. w , Q.. u, K Q? sf' In future years, as we look back over our school experiences, we will remember pleasantly the fine friendships and associations We made at Bay High. It is so pleasant to be associated with a group of students who take their responsibilities so well. We wish you success throughout the many years ahead of you and will be watching your progress with keen interest. THOMAS E. SMITH Superintendent of Public Instruction ADM! I TRATIO 'Wi Illinois B. S. University of Illinoisg M, S, Assistant Principal lunl AIIMI I TRATIO 45- W .g.,.....-...-.M..., BOB QLIVER ETHEL VEEREEN Wegleyan University: Florida SIQIC UIliVCrSltyp XMB, M. A. Student Advisor D t,, ,. I I In this annual you will find fl a record of the high lights of 1955-56. We hope that as you look at the pictures of friends and schoolmates in the years to come it will help you relive the many happy ex- periences you had at Bay High. Our best wishes go with every one of you and we hope that the friendships made here will be lasting ones. of , I. M. JOHNSTON Principal MARIAN OLIVER HELEN DELPIT Treasurer Secretary ELEANOR HENSHAW Florida State University: B,S, Typing I Office Practice Department l-lead FRANCES NORWOOD Auburn: B,S, Business English Typing II FAU ru miss Z ELDA HILL Stetson Universityg B, S, Bookkeeping Typing 1 I LTY Ill! emo MARIANNE SULLIVAN Troy State Teachers' College: B,S, Typing 1 English 1 II HELEN CULBRETH Florida State University: B, S, Shorthand Typing 1 . CA LOUISE NORWOOD Auburnp B,S, Shorthand Typing II MA RJORIE FAY Florida State Univcrsityg A. B., M. A, English IV Department Head JANE EMMONS Belhaven Collegeg B. S. Columbia University M. A. English II, IV '22 f. tv FACULTY LANGUAGE LILLIE HORD Southern Illinois Universityg B. Ed. University of Il- linoisg M.A. Latin I, II A ARTS JANE B. CLOTHIER Florida State Universityg A,B, M, A. Spanish 1, II French I, II ALMA BARKEMEYER Mississippi State College for Women: University of Florida A. B. Artg Handcraft SHERRIE A . GROW University of Georgia: B,S, English ri, iii ELIZABETH BLACKWELL Texas State Col- lege for Womeng B. A. University of Texas: M. A. English Il Spanish I F FACULTY LANGUAGE LOUISE N, KELLEY Troy State Teacher's College: B.S. sity: M. S. Reading Clinic Florida Sta te Univer- ARTS LEON REDMON Troy State Teacher Collegeg B.S. Mississippi Southern College English 11, 111 MARY JANE DICKSON Shorter Collegeg A. B. Speech '74 ' 221' KATHLEEN LYLE Wheaton College Bible SARA D. BONE Franklin College A. B. Florida Sta te Un- iversity: M. A, Psychology Guidance CHRISTINE BOONE University of Georgia: Florida State Uni- versity: B.Sg M. S. English III, IV Annual Staff A. ANTHONY MCCARTY James Millikin University: B. S. . M. S. Ba nd Twirling FAC LTY LANGUAGE in INEZ JONES Alabama College A. B. George Washing- ton University: M. A. English I I Radio Journalism TOM PERSON Southwestern Uni- versity: A, B, English II Creative Writing SIU HA RRY COPELAND Florida State Uni- versityg A,B. Journalism I, ll English I I I J. RIC HARD WARREN Stetson Universityg A. B. , M. A. Glee Club LW MARGARET FIELDS Florida State University: B, S, Foods De partmcnt Head VIRGINIA BROOKINS Mississippi State College for Womeng B, S, Advanced and Senior Clothing, Home Economics for Boys 4 Aff: . MARGARET ALLAN Iowa State Uni- versityg B,A. Florida State Uni- versityg L.S, Library if FACULTY nomnntlu MILDRED l-IOLDNAK .IO JOHNSTON University of Florida State Alabamag B,S, University: Home Economics, Family Living Home Econom LIBRARY ics II ROSA LIE MC LEOD University of Floridag A,B, Library CLIE TON GA LLOWAY University of Florida: M,A, Plane Geometry Solid Geometry Trigonometry Department Head GEORGE E, DAVENPORT University of Missourig Ed. M Mechnical Drawing EDMUND W, SCHAEEER Ohio Northern University: B.S. Bowling Green State Universityg M.S. Vocational Math Algebra I FAC LTY Mm GRACE E. ODOM University of Floridag B,S, Senior Ma th Fundalmenta ls of Ma th JULIA FRANCES SMITH Auburng B, S, Algebra II Solid Geometry Trigonometry x'. K THOMAS G. PEARS Millsap College: B. S. University of Ar- kansasg M. S. Plane Geometry Algebra II ARTHUR VAN TONE Mississippi Southern College: B, S.: M.. Administration Department Head RICHARD LOCKER North Eastern Mis- souri State Teach- ers College: B, S, Driver's Education NO KN at NNN O 1 .3 s b 1 75 ON Gui-:SAO .X FACULTY PIIYSIUAL EIIUIJATIO DOROTHY WISE Judson College: A. B. George Peabody College for Teachers: M, A, Physical Education REBECCA LYONS Baylor University: B, S, Physical Education F RANK K , BROWN Mississippi South- ern College: B. S, , George Peabody College: M. A. Physical Education CHARLES WEBB Mississippi Southern: B. S, M, A. Physical Educa- tion WILLIAM T, WEEKS University of Flor- ida: A, B, , H. P. E. World History American Review Department Head CLARA ANDERSON Florida State Uni- versity: B,S. University of Floridag M, A, American History J, FACU omits JOE OVCA Mississippi South- ern Collegeg B. S. , M. A. American History Geography Physical Education LTY Tumi SARAH JAY Troy State Teach- er 's Collegeg B. S, American Problems Geography JOHN F. MOSELEY Troy State Teach- er's Collegeg B. S. American History Geography ELVIA COONEY Newcomb College B. A. Psychology American History FRED GOODSON Florida Sta te Uni- versity Building Trades Department Head ? , RALPH FISHER Michigan State Automotive School Auto Mechanics MMS at J FACULTY nov RICHARD E. NEW Western Michigan Collegeg B,S, University of Cincinnati, Flo- rida State Uni- versity ' ' .Q Related Subjects I Shop NOT ENOUGH ,11-1 i-1. - 5.2 TIMEZ GEORGE T. DIX ON Centenary College B. S. Florida Sta te Uni- versityg M, S, Chemistry Physics WILLIAM A. HUDSON King Collegeg B. A, Florida State Universityg M, A, Metal Trades GEORGE H, KIMMEL Bowling Green College of Com- merceg B.S, Diversified Co- operative Train- ing WILLIAM C. GUNN George Peabody Collegeg B,S, Advanced Biology Biology Department Head JEROME HARMON Florida State Uni- versity: B, S. , M, S, Advanced Science Biology FACULTY CIE CE MARION MOWAT MAURICE E. SWANN Judson Collegeg B, A, Auburn: B, S, , M. S. Biology Chemistry HAROLD S, STEADMAN Florida Sta te Uni- versity: B, S, Biology Chemistry 3.5-11-:ff':.f g:x .'.g:4'j.: ,.j:g:,11.gl.'-,gtxjx LQ. ...vi ,-wtzzzu ., X r. ,,.,., . 7':57257355:lZf7x, 11 intl' , 'IF-T ', LEON GARRETT Austin Peay State College: B, S, George Peabody College: M,A, Biology .'7aw WWW? YQ: z4la4750v6SC4Q4,70eQo. ' 54 X IU-Lb -'Q ' wr .1 cmssns . Vice President Treasurer. . Secretary. . President . . TERREL ADAMS Football 10, 11, 123 Science Unlimited 12, Presidentg P. E, Club IO, I23 Civic Club I2, Treasuter3 Key Club IO, II: I.R.C. I2: Tennis Club IO, Ilg Wildlife Club IO, 11, Vice President II. MERLIN ALLAN Wildlife Club IOg Science Un- limited 11, 123 B Team Foot- ball IO: Varsity Football II, I2 I.R.C. 12. WA LTER ALLEN Wildlife Club IO: Tennis Club Il: Latin Club 10, II: French Club II: I.R.C. 123 N.H.S. Il, 12. ANNETTE ANDERSON Art Club 103 Bible Club II. DWAN ANDREWS Wildlife Club 10. T' of 56 ROY AIKEN Glee Club 10,122 I, R. C, 12: Science Unlimited I2. TOMMY ALLEN Latin Club IO, II, I2: Key Club IO, II, 12: Glee Club IO, II, I2: Captain Boys' Glee 122 N, H, S, II, IZ, President I23 Student Council IO, I23 I, R,C, 12: B Team Football IO: Varsity Football II, 125 Sci- ence Unlimited 12, CAROLYN AMISON Wildlife Club IO: Nurses' Club II: Bible Club Ili Dramatics Club Io, MARSHALL ANDERSON Wildlife Club 103 Pan Am Club II, I2: Varsity Football II, 123 B Club II, 123 N. l-LS, II, 123 Senior Class Prophet. ETHEL ARCHER F,H,A, 105 Glee Club 103 N. l-LS, II, I2g Pan Am Club Il, 12, Program Chairman I2: Pelican Staff 11, 12, Typist I23 I.R.C. 12. MARGARET ARNOLD Office Worker IO, I 1, 12: F, I-I, A, IO, II, 12: Civic Club 10: Wildlife Club IO, 11: French Club 10: Dramatics Club II: Tornado Teen Timers I2, SHIRLEY ARNOLD Glee Club IO, IZ: Pan Am Club 10,12: Bible Club IO, 12. LYNN AVERY Latin Club 10, II: Sophomore Glee Club 10: Mixed Glee and Advanced Girls' Glee IO, II: State Music Clinic Representa- tive 10, ll: Devotional Club 10, 1 1: F,N, A, ll, 12, Vice President 12: Wildlife Club IO: Science Unlimited IZ: l, R,C, I2: Office Worker l2: N, H, S, II, 12. IAN BAILEY Latin Club IO, 11, 12: Wildlife Club IO: Science Unlimited I2 P,E, Club 12: I,R,C. I2: TCH- nis Club 10. JESSE BARLOW Transferred 12. I an-n--up 1-if Q4 5 MOS EANNA A RNOLD Golf Club IO: Dramatics Club 10, II: F, H,A, IO, ll, 12: G.A,A, 10, 12: Wildlife 10, II: Tornado Teen Timers 12. TED ARNOLD Glee Club 10, 11, 12: B Team Football IO. PATSY BAGGETT Golf Club 10: Dramatics Club IO, II: F,H, A, 10, II, I2: G.A, A, 1o,12: Wildlife io, II: Tornado Team Timers 12. GAIL BARKER Wildlife Club 1o,11: 1, R,c, 12: Science Unlimited II, 12: Art Club IO, Il, Treasurer ll: Student Council 11: Junior Play II: Prom Committee II: Tennis Club ro, 11: Golf Club 10: Dramatics Club 10, II: Civic Club II: French Club ll: G,A.A. 10. DARRELL BA RRON Wildlife Club 10, II: P. E. Club 10, II. MARY NELL BASKETT PETE BASS Wildlife IO5 Garden Club IO5 T 81 I 11, 125 Student Council 12. PA TSY BE RRY ciee Club 10,115 Wildlife IO5 G,A, A, IO, 11, 125 F,N. A. 11,125 Garden Club 105 De- votional Club 10, II: Office Worker 11, I2: Tennis Club Ilg Bible Club 12. OSCA R BLA ND Radio-T,V. Club 125 Glee Club II, 125 Garden Club IO, 123 Boy's P, E, Club IO, II: Wildlife 10, II, 12. DEANNA BOBO Student Council IO, II, 123 Civic Club 105 N. H, S, II, 123 Tennis Club 10,113 Wild- life xo, II: Science Unlimited II, I23 French Club II, 12: F.T. A. 12: I.R.C. I2: G. A. A, IO5 Dramatics Club IO, Ilg Art Club 105 Junior Play Committee II, ag 56 F, B,L,A, IO5 Wildlife 115 Science Unlimited 125 Latin Club IO, 11, 12, Secretary- Treasurer IO, II5 Latin Con- vention IO, II, 125 Latin State Parliamentarian 11, 123 F, I-I, A, II: Annual Staff II, 12, Editor 125 Band IO, II, Assist- ant Corporal, Librarian II: LOOM Il: N.H,S, II,I25 Tornado Teen Timers 123 Jun- ior Prom Committee II: I, R, C, I2: F, S, P, A, State Conven- tion 11, 123 F,S, P, A, District Convention I25 Junior Sweet- heart5 Student Council II, I2g Dramatics Club Il: Home- coming Queen Candidate 125 Ball Committee 12, PA T BA RTON YVONNE BASS F,N, A, 123 Garden Club 10, II, 12. EARL D, BLAND Wildlife 10,113 Boy's P,E. Club IO, II. ELIZABETH BOBE Band IO, 115 Corporal IIQ Tennis Club IO, II: Latin Club 11, I2: Safety Club Ilp French Club 123 Tor- nado Teen Timers I2, LENORA BOYNE Glee Club IO, I15 Bible Club I2g 1,R,C, I2, MACK BOZEMAN Garden Club 10: P,E, Club IO, II: Wildlife Club 10. DRUSILLA BRASWELL Cheerleader 10, 11, 12: Head Cheerleader 12: Tornado Whirl II, Assistant Sports Editor: Tennis Club II: Golf Club IO: I.C,C, 1o,11: Wildlife Club IO, II: F,H. A, IO, II: Junior Play: Girls' State 11: Dramat- ic Club 10, II, President II: Latin Club ll, 12: Senior Class Prophet: Quill and Scroll 11, 12, Secretary 12: Student Council IO, II, 12: I, R,C, I2: Handbook Committee 12. MARIANNE BROWN Tennis Club IO: Bowling Club 10: Glee Club IO, I 1, 12: F, T,A, Club 11, 12, President 12: I,R,C, I2: N, H, S, 11, 12. ROSA LEE BROWN G.A,A, IO, ll: Radio Club lo: Whirlwind ll: Devotional Club II: F,H,A, II: Office Helper ll: D,C,T, 12, Sec- retary 12: Banquet Committee ll. DON BUCKNER P, E, Club IO, 11, 12: Key Club 10, 11, I2: Pan Am 11. Q6 5 CLYDE BRADY Safety Council IO: Wildlife Club II: P, E, Club IO, ll: Pan Am 11, 12. DICK BROWN President of Sophomore Class IO: B Team Football IO: Pan Am 11, I2, Vice President IZ: Varsity Football I2: Boys' State Representative II, ROBERT BROWN Bible Club I2: Library Science Club 12. LARRY BRUMBELOE B Team Football IO, ll: P,E, Club IO, 11, I2: Wildlife Club IO, II: Latin Club 12. DONALD BULLOCK AUBREY BUNCH Art Club II, 12: P,E, Club 10, 11, 12. RAY BURDESHAW Glee Club IO, II, 12: Latin Club II: Science Unlimited I23 Key Club 12. SHIRLEY BYRD G. A, A, 10, 11, 12, Publicity Chairman: Wildlife Club IO: Garden Club 12: Art Club IO, II: Varsity Cheerleader 11, I2: B Team Cheerleader IO: Homecoming Queen Can didate 11, I2: Prom Commit- l ICC, BARBARA CALLOWAY Bible Club I2. JUNE CANNON Dramatic Club 10. ag :sa BETTY BURDESHAW G.A.A, 10,11, I23 F,B.L.A. IO: Wildlife Club 10, Ilg F.H,A, I2. ANNETTE BUSHNELL D. C. T, II, 12. BETTY LOU CALLIHAN Transferred II: F,T.A. II, I2: Wildlife Club II: Latin Club 11: F.N,A, Il: Glee Club 11, I25 Science Unlim- ited II: Bible Club 12. GARY CALLOWAY Bible Club IO, 11, 12, Treas- urer 12: Devotional Club II: B Team Football. BARBARA CARR Glee Club IO5 Latin Club 11, 123 F, T, A, II,l2, Secretary Treasurer I23 N.H,S, II,I23 I.R,C. 12. DOROTHY CASEY F. H.A, IO: Civic Club xog Junior Play Committee II: G.A,A, I25 Bible Club I2g N, H, S, II, 12. J OE CHA PMAN Safety Club IO: Wildlife Club IO: P, E, Club IO, II: Latin Club 11, I23 Tennis Club Ilg Prom Committee II: Garden Club I2, Vice President, Sen- ior Class President 12: Key Club I2: Tornado Teen Timers 12, President. MIKE COLEMAN Glee Club IO, 11, 12. SECORA COLLINS F, H, A, IO: F, T, A, 12: Quill and Scroll 11, I2: Dramatics Club 10,113 Tornado Whirl 11, 12, Business Manager 12: Math Club 12: l,R,C, I2, Junior Play Committee II: F,S. P, A, Convention IZ: Journalist ln- stitute 12. FREDDIE CONRAD Glee Club 1o, 11, I2: F. B, L. A, IO: Bible Club 11, I2: Math Club I2: Banquet Commirree 11. Of 56 ANN CAULEY F. B, L, A. IO. BU DDY C LEWIS Wildlife Club 10, II: 11.15, 10, II. BAYNE COLLINS B Team Basketball Il: Key Club 12. AGATHA CONNER Latin Club II: F, N. A, II, 12: Bible Club II, 12. RITA CONRAD F.B,L,A, IO: Latin Club 10, II,l2: F,T,A, 12: Bible Club II,I2: N,H.S. II,I2g I,R.C. 12. IANICE COONRADT Bible Club IO, II: Glee Club IO, II: Latin Club II: F,N,A. Il, I2, President I2: Science Unlimited 12. BERNICE CORBIN ELOISE COURTNEY F, H, A. IO: F, B, L, A, IO: D. C, T. I2. HAROLD CREEL P,E. Club 10, 11, I2: Wildlife Club 10,113 B Club I2: B Team Football. MARY IO CROOM F,B,L,A, IO: F,H,A, II. DAULTON COOPER Latin Club IO, II, 123 Civic Club 123 Wildlife io, II3 Sci- ence Unlimited II, I2: I. R. C, 12: Safety Club IO: Key Club I23 Banquet Committee 11. JOHN CORLEY Pan Am Club II, I2: I, R.C. I2. ANNETTE COWART Wildlife IO, II: French Club Ill G. A. A, lo, II: B Team Cheerleader II: Varsity Cheer- leader I2: Science Unlimited I2: N, H, S, Il, I2: Quill an Scroll II, I23 Tornado Whirl Staff Ilg Prom Committee 11. LINDA LOU CROFF F. H, A, Io, 11, 123 Wildlife Club 1o,x1g F. B. L, A, IO: Dramatic Club IO: Banquet Committee II. INA CROSBY Wildlife Club IO: Garden Club II, 123 F,N,A, I2: Majorette IO, 11, 12, Corporal 12, MA RYNEL CU LBRETH Latin Club IO, 11, l2: Band IO, Il, Assistant Drum Majorette 11: Wildlife io, II: GolfClub IO: Dramatic Club 10, 11: Student Council 10: Tennis Club 11: LOOM 11: F, T, A, 12: French Club 12, Secretary. IULIANNE DAFFIN Golf Club io, Secretary: Dra- matics Club 11, Program Chait- man: Wildlife l0,lI: Student Council IO, 11, I2, Homecom- ing General Chairman 12: Lat- in Club ll, 12, President 12: Tennis Club II, Secretary- Treasurer: F, S, P, A, Conven- tion IO, II, 12: Prom Commit- tee: Ball Committee: G,A,A, 10: Bowling Club IO: F, H, A. Io, 11, l2, Vice President io, Il: F, l-l,A, Convention IO: Science Unlimited Il: Junior Play Committee: Junior Class Secretary: Whirl Wind 11, I2, Assistant Editor 11, Editor 12: I, R, C, I2, Secretary: Girls' State 11: Tornado Teen Timers 12: Senior Class Secretary: N, H, S, II, 12: Student Coun- cil Convention 11, THELMA DANIEL F, B, L,A, IO: Bible II: F,N, A, 12. LINDA DAVIS F, B. L, A, IO: Pan Am Club 11, 12. VERA MAE DAWSEY Tennis Club IO: Library Assist- ant lo, 11, l23 Wildlife Club 10: Library Club lo, 1 1, IZ, Secretary 11, State Convention: Garden Club 11, 12: Junior Play Committee II: Prom Committee ll: Bible Club 12. 0,456 SPENCER CULLEN Latin Club 10, 11, 12: Civic Club IO: Tennis Club II: Wildlife Club 11. LILA DAHL Transferred 12. BETTY DA VIS F, B, L, A, IO: Wildlife Club IO, 11: Bible Club ll, 12: F, N, A, 12. SHARON DAVIS Wildlife Club IO: F, B, L, A, 10: Pan Am Club 11: Bible rt, 12. .TEAN DGBERRY Wildlife Club io: Tennis Club IO: Civic Club 11: Garden Club 11, 12: Audubon Club II: Office Worker II: Science Unlimited 12. ROSE MARIE DOOLING F, H. A. IO, II: F, B, L, A, IO: N, H, S, 11, 12: Bible Club I2. KENNETH DUCHENE Transferred 12. LARRY DUNN Wildlife Club IO: Pan Am 113 Whirlwind Staff I2: I, R,C, I2. JOHNNY EDDINS Franch Club 103 Bowling Club IO: I,R,C, I2: Science Un- limited 11, 12. MAMIE ELLIS F, B, L. A, IO. O5 ay 5 MARIE DORMAN Glee Club IO: Bible Club 125 Devotional Club 10, 11. BETTY JO DUNN Bible Club IO, II, I2. HARRIETT DYER F, H, A, IO, 11, 12: Garden Club 10, 11, I2g Wildlife Club IO: Library Science Club 11, 123 Tennis Club IOg Science Unlimited I25 Nurses' Club 12. CHARLOTTE ELLIS Student Council IO: Wildlife Club IO, II3 F, H,A, IO, 113 F, B, L, A, IO: Devotional Club 10,113 Bible Club 125 Glee Club IO, II: Mixed Glee Club 12. SUE ELLIS F,B,L,A, io, Bible Club io, 11, 12. Of Ls HAYWARD ENFINGER Wildlife lOg Science Unlimit- ed II, iz. ALTON EVANS MARGIE FERRELL F, B, L, A, IO: Pan Am Club II, I2: Tornado Whirl IZ: Tornado Teen Timers 12. JANE FORD G,A,A, IO: D,C,T, I2. BUDDY GAINER Latin Club Io, II: Junior Play Committeeg Tornado Whirl Il, I2. JIMMY GAINER Football IO, 11, 12: Wildlife Club lo, in Science Unlim- ited 11, I2: Tennis Club ll: Junior Play Committee, P,E. Club II: F.H,A, ro. ROY GAINER Play Committee II: Tennis Club II: F,S,P,A, Conven- tion I2: Tornado Whirl II, I2: Science Unlimited l2: Key Club 11, 12: Glee Club II, 12, Lieutenant 12: Glee Club District Festival 11, I2: Transferred 11. YVONNE GARTMAN Wildlife Club IO: F,S. P,A. Convention IO, 12: Science Unlimited Il: F.H,A. Il: Junior Play Committee II: Banquet Committee II: Pan Am II: I,R,C, I2: F,T.A. 12, Reporter: Bible Club I2: Safety Council ll: Youth Council IO: F,B,L,A, IO: English Conference Room Sec- retary I2: Tornado Teen Timers 123 Ball Committee I23 Pelican Staff 11, 12, Bay High Day Manager I2. ALICE GIBBS D, C, T. 12: Junior Play Com- mittee 1 1. DOYLE GLAZE Art Club IO: Bowling Club lOg A. V. A, Club IO: Library Club 12: Bible Club I2g Banquet Committee 11, 63 it 'V Y-V 'Q ih- 5. cv' -if ., ,. he qg 5 Tennis Club 103 I. R. C, I2. LLOYD GAINER JAMES GAINER JERRY GEORGE Wildlife IO3 Glee Club II, I2 Photography Club 12. BOBBY GIBBS GARY GOODSON Wildlife Club IO: Tennis Club 10, II: Pan Am II: Art Club Il: I, R, C, 12. MERLINE GOODWIN Radio Club io: G,A,A, ro, 12: Bible Club 12: l,R,C, I2 BILLIE GREEN Banquet Committee 11: Band II, 12: Bible Club 12: Trans- ferred 11. RAYMOND GROOM Pan Am Club 11, 12, President 12: Science Unlimited 11, 12: B Team Football Io, 11: I,R,C. 12: Wildlife 10. ROY GU INN Tennis 10,l1: 1,R,C, 12: Wildlife ro. BETTY I-IADDAN Photography Club 10: Garden Club 11: Nurses' Club II, 12: Bible Club l2. Of 56 SARAH GRAHAM Latin Club IO, 11: N, H, S, II, 12: Prom Committee 11: F. H, A, IO, 11, 12, Vice Pres- ident: F,H, A, Convention II, l2: I,R.C, 12: A. V. A, Club 11, 12: G.A.A, 10: Wildlife Club IO: Junior Play: Civic Club 12: F, H,A, State Histo- rian ll, 12: Homecoming Queen Candidate 12. BOB GROODY Wildlife Club 12: Tennis Club IZ. VIRGINIA GUENTHER' Bible Club ro, 11, 12: Wildlife Club IO: Banquet Committee 11: F,B,L,A, IO. COLEY GWALTNEY B Team Football 10: Junior Play Committee: P.E, Club io, 11: Wildlife Club 12: Math Club 10. KENNETH HAIR Art Club IO, Il: Wildlife Club IO: Latin Club IO, II: Key Club 10, ll, 12: Tennis Club ro, 11: Photography Club 12: N, H, S, Il, 12: Science Un- limited 12: Junior Play: Dra- matic Club II: Whirlwind Staff 11, 12, Art Editor II, 12: F, S. P, A, Convention 12. ,- BETTY JANE HALL Sophomore Sweetheart: Junior Sweetheart: Cheerleader 10, 11, I2, Co-Captain I2: F, H, A. Io: Winter Carnival Queen II: Tennis Club IO, II: Latin Club 11, 12: Prom Committee Il: Science Unlimited Il, 12, Sec- retary-Treasurer II: G. A, A, II, Vice President II: Student Council IO, II, I2: Wildlife Club lo: Civic Club ll: I,R,C, I2: Homecoming Queen 12. TED HANEY Junior Class President: Junior Play: Key Club 11, I2, Presi- dent l2: Glee Club 1o,11,12, Vice President 11, President I2: Science Unlimited I2: Wildlife ro: N,H,S, II, I2: Prom Committee 11: Student Council IO, Il, 12: Key Club Convention 12. BOBBY HARDY JANET HARRIS Civic Club Io, Treasurer: Wild- life Club 10: F, B. L, A. IO: Band IO, I 1,Corporal 1 1: StudentCoun- cll IO, 1 1, I2, Homecoming Queen Candidate 12: Handbook Commit- tee 12: Junior Prom Committee Ili N,H,S,11,12, Secretary 12: Ball Committee 12: L,0.0,M, ll, Secretary: Dramatic Club to, II: Tennis Club II: Tornado Teen Timers 12: Conference Room Secretary I2: Pelican Staff 11, 12, Feature Editor 12. MI LLARD HEA RN Art Club IO,II: Dramatic Club 10, 12: Wildlife Club IO: Safety Club lO,lI: Audubon Club 11, President: Key Club 10,1 1: I. R. C. 12: 1, C. C, I2: French Club 11, 12:N. I-LS, II,I2: Prom Com- mittee I1: Ball Committee 12: Junior Class Play. ay 5 SHIRLEY HAMMACK Photography Club 10: Bible Club Il, 12: Nurses' Club 12. MARGARET HARDIN F,H,A, 10, ll: F, T,A, Io, I2: Math Club I2, Program Chairman I2: Latin Club Io, II, I2: Wildlife Club xo, II: Annual Staff II, 12, Copy Ed- itor 12: F, S, P, A, Convention I2: Journalism Institute 12: Junior Play Committee II: Dramatics Club I2: Ball Com- mittee I2: l,R.C, 12: Torna- do Teen Timers 12. DOROTHY HARRELSON NORMA FAYE HARRIS F,H,A, II: Wildlife II: Li- brary Club II: Library Assist- ant II: Bible Club I2: F,N,A. 12. DAISY HELMS Office Worker ll, 12: Junior Prom Committee II: G. A, A, 1o,11,12: F, H,A, 1o,11: Tornado Teen Timers I2: Wildlife Club ro, Il: Dramat- ic Club II: Junior Play Com- mittee: Ball Committee 12. CAROLE HENDERSON DON HODGES Wildlife IO: A,V.A, Il, I2: Prom Committee II: Science Unlimited 11, Vice President I2: I,R,C, I2: I,C,C, 12: N,l-LS, 11,l2. BILLIE HOLLINGSWORTH Art Club io, ll: Bible Club II I23 Wildlife Il: Office Work- er Il, 12: Audubon II: Nurses Club I2: l,R,C. I2: Junior Play Committee II: Junior Banquet Committee ll. GEORGE HUGHES TM io: Wildlife Io, II: Ten- nis Club llg Junior Play Il: Tornado Whirl 11, I23 Science Unlimited 12, BENNYE HUTCHINS F, H, A, IO: Library IO, II, Vice President ll: Glee Club IO, II: D,C,T, I2. ,456 JEANNETTE HOBBS BETTY HOLLEY Nursing Club II: G. A. A, II, I2: Wildlife Club II: Latin Club ng Art Club II, 12. WAYNE HUDSON Wildlife Club IO: Photography Club 125 Manager of Football Team ll, TED HUNT D, C, T, I2. ANN HUTTON F, H, A, 1o,11, 12: Tennis Club IO: Latin Club 10,113 Wild- life Club ll: Prom Committee II: Junior Play Committee II: G, A, A. Io. RONALD INGRAM A.V,A, IO, ll, President II: Wildlife Club It, 12: Tennis Club Il: Science Unlimited 12: Photography Club lO, II HAROLD JAS PERSON Band Io,11, I2, Captain 12: Latin Club IO: Golf Club Io: Math Club I2: LOOM rl, I2: l.R,C, I2. DENNIS JOHNSON Football IO, II, 12: B Team Basketball ro, II: B Club II: Glee Club IO, II: Varsity Basketball 12. ROGER JOHNSON Art Club IO, ll: Safety Coun- cil II: Pan Am Club Il: Whirlwind 12: Science Unlim- ited I2: Junior Play ll. MARTHA JOHNSTON Bible Club IO, II, I2: Glee Club II, 12: Prom Committee Il: Student Exchange Mana- ger I2: Wildlife Club Io. 0045 BETTY LEKSON f T ?le4h1ulK'i9??4yV ' ' e f ulfegl - otional ub 3 'IBN M F ea r Il: . UZ ,II, rden 3912: ,Club I : ce Worker 1 12: B.L ro: Tennis Club IO. X CHARLOTTE JERKINS Office Worker II. FRED JOHNSON Band IO: Glee Club II, 12: Civic Club IO. BARBARA JOHNSTON Glee Club Il, 12. MARY JOHNSTON Bible Club IO, Il, 12: F. B, L, A IO: Glee Club II, 12: G, A,A. IO, II, I2: President I2: Junior Banquet Committee II: Junior Play Committee ll: Wildlife Club IO. -1,.H,.,--,- .- !- STUART JONES Art Club ro, 11, President Il: Annual Staff 11, 12, Layout and Art Editor 12: Civic Club II: Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Glee Club I2: I,R,C, I2: F, S, P, A, Convention 11, 12: Junior Prom and Banquet Com- mittee II: Junior Class Play II: Key Club 12: Tornado Teen Timers I23 Senior Class- Lawyer 12, Chairman Christ- mas Ball Decoration Commit- tee I2. DAVID JORDAN Junior Play Committee 11. TONY KELLER B Team Football IO: B Team Basketball IO: Varsity Basketball II, I2: Glee Club II. MARY LOU KELLEY DON KIRKLAND Wildlife Club IO, II: Bible Club 11, I2: Garden Club 12. Q4 56 EUGENE JORDAN T 8: I IO. JERRY KEEBLER Wildlife IO: A.V.A. Club 11, I2: Junior Play Committee II: P, E. Club 11: Tornado Teen Timers 12. JOHN KELLEY Tennis Club IO: Wildlife Club IO, II: Tornado Teen Timers I2. MARY NELL KELLEY JOYCE KREITLOW Art Club IO: French Club I2. DORIS LANE F,T,A. IO3 Dramatic Club IO: Library Club I2. BETTY JO LANTON Banquet Committee II: Bible Club II, I23 Wildlife Club IO3 D,C.T. 12. CAROLE LAW Glee Club IO, II, I2: F, H, A. IO: Pan Am Club II, IZ: Tor- nado Whirl I23 Garden Club 12, Secretaryg F.H.A. Con- vention 10. TED LEAVINS Key Club 10, II, 12, Board of Directors 12. JIMMY LEE Art Club to, II, I23 Junior Play Committeeg Prom Com- mittee II: I, R.C, l2: Sci- ence Unlimited 12. Q4 5 BARBARA LANGS TON Glee Club IO, 11, 12, Captain IO, Vice President 103 Student Council II: N,H,S, II, 12, Homecoming Queen Candidate I2: F,T,A, 103 Dramatic Club IO: G. A. A. IO: Pan Am Club IO: Glee Club Operetta IO: D,C, T. 12, Vice Presi- dent. BILLY LARAMORE Band IO: Junior Play Commit- tee. CHARLES LAWRENCE Wildlife Club 10,113 Prom Committee II: Cafeteria Worker Il: Junior Play Com- mitteeg Science Unlimited 12. GWEN LEE Glee Club IO, II, 12, Secretary I23 F.H.A. IO,II5 French Club II, I2, President 12: G. A. A. IO: Junior Play Com- mittee. BETTY LEWIS Devotional Club 10, II3 Bible Club io, Il, 12: F,N,A. 123 F, T. A. 12: Prom Committee ll. REED LEWIS Student Council 10, ll: Latin Club IO, 11, 12: F, I-LA. Io, Il, I23 Secretary 123 Junior Play Committee II: G. A. A. IO: N. H, S, II, I2: Golf Club IO: Whirlwind I2g I,R,C. I2: Handbook Committee 12. HAZ EL LIPHAM Transferred 12. IEANNE LITTLE F. H. A, IO, 12: Nurses Club I2: Art Club IO: F.H.A, Con vention 11. SHIRLEY LOGAN Transferred I2. DOUGLAS McCALL Wildlife Club IO, 11. us? qs..- arf' un ,..,-a A' ay 5 BOB LINEBACK A.V,A, Club IO, 11, 12: Jun- ior Play Committee 11. WINNELL LIPHAM Transferred I2. CLIFF LIVINGSTON Manager of Football 123 Sci- ence Unlimited 12. MARIE LYNN Bible Club Ili Nurses Club 11, 12. JANET MCCALL Glee Club 10, 11, I2: F, H.A, 10,113 Pan Am Club 12: Prom Committee II. CA THLYN MCCLA IN Latin Club II, I2: Pan Am I2: Wildlife Club IO: Science Un- limited 11, I2: Future Nurses' Club II, I2: Junior Class Play Committee II: Junior Prom Committee II: I.R.C, 12. HERBERT MCFATTER Pan Am 11. CARLA MCKINNEY Glee Club IO, 11, l2, Historian 12: G,A.A, IO,II: F, T,A. II: Pan Am IO, II, 12: Dra- matic Club IO: B Team Cheerleader II: Junior Banquet Committee II: N.H.S. II, 12: I,R,C, 12. MA RION Mc LEOD Photography Club 12, President: A.V.A, Club IO, ll, I2: Sci- ence Unlimited 10, l2: F. T, A. 11, I2: B Club 12: Baseball Manager Il: Junior Play Com- mittee: I,R,C, I2: Junior Prom Committee II: Radio Journalism 11. DIANE MA PES F. H, A, to, Il: Glee Club to: Latin Club I2: I. R.C, 12: G.A. A, Io, 12: Bible Club 12. it 14 l wu- K N if li' Q4 25 JOYCE MCDANIEL F. H,A. IO: Art Club IO: Wildlife Club IO: Sophomore Girls' Glee Club: Science Unlimited 12: Junior Banquet Committee II: Advance Mix- ed Girls' Glee Club II, I2. DOLORES MCGRAW PEARL MCLEMORE Tornado Whirl IO, II, 12, News Editor II, Editor 125 Quill and Scroll II, 12: N, l-l,S, 11, I2: Pan Am 11, 12: G.A.A, IO, II: Tennis Club IO: F.B. L, A. 10: Wildlife Club IO: Junior Prom Committee II: F. S. P. A. Conventions Io, II, 12: Sum- mer Press lnstitute II. BOBBY MCQUAGGE B Team Basketball Io: Key Club 11, 12, Treasurer 12: Science Unlimited II, I2, Treasurer 12: Junior Prom Committee ll: Tennis Club IO: l,R,C. I2: Wildlife Club ro, II: Tornado Whirl 11, 12: I.C.C. I2: Safety Club II: F. S. P, A, Convention 11. BETTY MARTIN NAN MARTIN Wildlife Club io, Il: Art Club Io, II: Bible Club 12. YVONNE MATTHEWS Pan Am Club IO: Dramatic Club Il, IZ: Junior Play II: Radio T.V. Club 12, Televis- ion Chairman: Junior Prom Committee xl. ROBERT MAYO A.V.A. 10: I.C.C. 12: D. C, T. IZ, President. MAURICE MERCHANT WALLACE MILLS T 8:1 II, 12. Li. iw' 0,456 MICKY MATTHEWS Glee Club Io, II, 12, Captain Ii, Lieutenant I2: Key Club IO, II, I23 I. R, C, I2: Junior Prom Committee ll. BOB MAXWELL B Team Football io, ug F.A.F. II, 12, Vice President II, 12: Dramatic Club ll, Parliamentatian. BOBBIE JEAN MELVIN Garden Club IO: Photography Club IO: F,N.A, I2. FRANKIE MILLS T Rt I ii, 12: Wildlife Club IO: B Team Football IO. DAVE MITCHELL Civic Club IO. RALPH MOATES B Team Football. NEAL MORA R Wildlife Club 105 Science Un- limited 125 N. H. S, II, 12. TED MORRIS Golf Club 103 Wildlife Club IO: Band IO, 11,125 Science Unlimited 12. ELLEN MURPHY Majorette 10,115 Student Council 10, II: Cheerleader 125 Tornado Whirl Il: l,R.C. I25 F. H, A, 10, II, 12, Vice President 125 Garden Club ro, II: Science Unlimited 125 Radio T.V. Club 12, Secretary -Treasurer5 Civic Club 115 Prom Committee II: Home- coming Queen Candidate IO, II, 125 Junior Play Committee II. KENNETH MURRAY Transferred 115 Garden Club 11, 125 Science Unlimited II, 125 Math Club I2. 3 56 G,A,A, 105 F,B.L.A, IO. JOYCE MONEY ROSS MORRELL Science Unlimited 125 Wild- life Club 10. JOHN MORRISON Garden Club IO, 11, 125 Wild- life Club IO, 115 Science Un- limited 11, 125 Latin Club II: I,R,C, 12. JOEL MURPHY N.H.S. II,I2: I.R.C. 12, President5 Key Club 11, I2, Vice President 125 Science Unlimited 12: Safety Club IO, Il: Civic Club 125 I,C.C. I23 Prom Committee 115 Jun- ior Play Committee II3 B Basketball 105 Varsity Basket- ball II, 12. RAMON MUTERSPAUGH B Team Football IO: B Club II: Library Club ll: Varsity Football 11. CECILE NELSON F, H, A, IO: Dramatics IOQ Wildlife IO: Glee Club 1o,11, IZ: Historian 113 Sophomore Sweetheart3 Junior Sweetheart3 D.C. T. 12. LAVON NELSON CURTIS NEWTON Latin Club Il: Play Commit- tee Il: F. S, P, A, Convention3 Annual Staff 11, 12, Assistant Layout Editor 123 Math Club 12: Radio 8: T. V, Club 125 Banquet Committee ll: I, R, C, 12: F, S, P, A, District Conven- tion 12: Tornado Teen Timers 123 Ball Committee I2. SALLY NICKERSON Transferred II: Pan Am Club II: Prom Committee Il: F,T.A, 12. CECIL NOLIN ay 5 EMMA LEE NELSON F.T.A. 103 G.A.A. II.l2: Bible Club 12. ELAINE NEWBERRY B Cheerleader IO: Varsity Cheerleader Ilg N,H,S, 11, 12: Garden Club 123 Prom Committee II: Wildlife Club IO: I,C,C, 12: Tornado Whirl 12. IUANITA NEWTON Bowling IO: F, B. L. A, IO. ROBERT NOBLES P,E, Club IO: Bible Club Ili Quill 8s Scroll II, 12, Presi- dent I2: Radio Journalism 11, Assistant Director II: Radio- T. V, Club 12, President 12: Radio T.V. Journalism 12, Director I2: Math Club 12, President 12: Latin Club 123 Student Council I2, Parlia- mentarian I2: l,R.C, I2: Key Club IZ: Convention II, 123 American Legion Oration Contest II: I,C.C, 12. MARLIN ODOM Transferred 113 Math Club II Garden Club 12: Science Un- limited 12. ETHEL OUELLETTE French Club lo, II,I2: Wild- life Club IO,.lIg Garden Club IO: Audubon Club ll. SUE PARRISH I.R.C. I2: F.T.A. IO: F. H. A. IO, 11,12, Vice President of Publicity I2: Dramatic Club Ilg Wildlife Club II: Science Unlimited I2: Major- ette IO,II, I2, Assistant Cor- poral I2: F.N.A. 12: Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Play Committee. SONNY PARKER Civics Club 10, II: B Team Football IO, II: B Team Basketball 10,1 Ig Wildlife Club IO: Varsity Football 12: Key Club 11,123 Glee Club II, 12. JUNIOR PATE Wlld1ife1o,11g A.V.A. to, Ilg T 81 I 12. CARTER PETERSON Bowling Club 10, Captain: Band 10,113 Student Council 10: Golf Club IO: Tennis Club Ilg Math Club II: Key Club 1 I, 1 2, Parliamentarian 12: N.H.S. II,I2g I.R.C. 12: Science Unlimited I2. qg '56 JOA N PA DGE TT G.A.A. 10: F.B.L.A. IO: Junior Play Committeeg French Club I23 I.R.C. I2. GENE PARKER Band IO,II, 12, Corporal II, Ist Lieutenant 12. BUDDY PATE Wildlife Club IO: Boys' P.E. Club IIQ F.H.A. 12. MARY CATHERINE PENNEL Student Council IO, II, I2, Treasurer IO: Treasurer Jun- ior Class: Treasurer Senior Classg Pelican Staff II, 12, Business Manager 12: N. H. S. II, I2, Vice President I2: Girls' State Representative II: Prom Committee 11g Latin Club ro, 11, 12, Program Chairman 11, Secretary 12: State Recording Secretary 125 F.H.A. I0,II, 12, Treasurer IO, Vice President II, Co- Chairman of Public Relations I2g I.R.C. 12: Quill and Scroll II, I2, Vice President I25 Wildlife Club 119 Tennis Club II, Glee Club IO: F.H. A. State Convention IO: Stu- dent Council Convention II: Latin State Convention 11. ELIZABETH PHILIPS Band 10,113 F.B.L.A. IO: Bible IO: Latin 10,115 LOOM IX: N.H.S. 11,123 D.C.T. 123 Parliamentariang Bowling IO, 45 K. .TERRY PIPPIN Wildlife Club IO: Art Club IO, II: I. C. C. II: Pan Am Club II: Garden Club I23 I. R. C. 12. IRENE PONS Glee Club 1o,1r, 125 F. B. L. A. IO: Bible Club l0,II,I2: G. A. A. IO. JERRY POPE SALLY POSTON F. H. A. 10, 1 1, I2, Vice President I23 Garden Club 10,113 Wildlife Club 10, ng Radio Club I2: Golf Club IO. JOHN PRESNELL 46 ay '56 CHARLINE PLEDGER N.H.S. I1,12g Quill and Scroll II, I2: Junior Prom Committee: Science Un- limited II, 12: Wildlife Club 10,113 G.A.A. IO: Tornado Whirl 1o,11,12g I.C. C. IO: Radio Club I0,I2: I. R. C. I2: Pan Am Club ll,I2. FRANCES CKINGJ POPE Safety Club IO5 F. H.A. II: F.N.A. II. VANCE PORTER T 81 I 11, 12. EVE PRESNELL G.A.A. 10,123 Bible Club 12: Library Club I2. SUE PRICE Glee Club IO,II,I2: G.A.A. 10,123 Bible Club 12: F. H.A. iog Wildlife Club IO, 11. I DOROTHY PRUET Glee Club 10,113 Latin Club II: F.T.A. 123 l.R.C. I2 Office Worker I2. CHARLES PURVIS SHIRLEY QUICK Bible cmb ro,n, mg life Club 11. HAROLD RAILEY GERALD RICHARDSON Wild- A.V.A.g T 8: I: F.F.A. mn LY . .. A -ii if 191 ' ' 'Pl Wing' 3535-Y, .ag iv.,:QH?2s, .r , , 47-J!!- r 1, . if 2:2 ' r 1 551. ffm T' if ag '56 JEANETTE PUMPHREY F.H.A. IO,II: Wildlife Club 103 Band I0,II,I2g Pan Am Clublig F.T.A. I2: Bible Club I23 F.N.A. 123 I.R.C. 125 Office Worker 12. SUE PYBUS G.A.A. IO: Safety Council 105 Quill and Scroll II, I2: N.l-l.S. II,l2g Tornado Whirl Sraff ro, 1 1, 123 Co- news Editor II: Associate Editor 123 F.B.L.A. IO. NINA RAIKE F.H.A. ro,ug Golf Club IO3 Wildlife Club IO: Tor- nado Whirl II, 123 Garden Club II, I2: Secretary II, Treasurer 125 Civic Club Il, 12g Radio-TV Club I2, Pro- gram Chairman: Miss Tornado Whirl 12. MILDRED REGISTER F.H.A. 10,IIg Pan Am Club Il: G.A.A. 12: F.N.A. Il, 12: Band IO,lI. CHARLES ROBERTS Wildlife Club 103 Football B Team II. 47 KENNETH ROBERTS Wildlife Club IO: T 8: I Il, IZ. KATRINA RODGERS Wildlife Club IOQ F. H. A. l0,1Ig F. H. A. State Con- vention I0,IIg Junior Play Committee: D. C. T. 12: Sergeant at Arms. JAMES ROSS IIM MY ROW ELL BILL SANDERS B Team Football 10. 48 sz Q 'Q 'x -2.-G' init? CFP J ay '56 SALLY ROCHER G.A.A. r1,I2. DOUG ROSS Key Club IO,1I,I2g P.E. Club 1o,11,12g Wildlife Club IOQ N. H.S. I1,12: Quill and Scroll II,I2g Bas- ketball Varsity 11, I23 Base- ball Varsity II, 12: Tornado Whirl IO, II, I2: Tennis Club Il: LR. C. 12: Vice Presi- dent Sophomore Class: Whirl- wind 10. MARSHA ROSS Transferred 123 Pan Am 12. BILLY RUMPH Whirlwind 10: Tornado Whirl II, I2: Glee C1ub1I,12: Jun- ior Class Plays N. H.S. II, 123 Quill and Scroll I25 Pan Am Club II, I2: Prom Committee Il: Art Club IO. BENNET SAWYER Jsuus sco'rT A.v.A. 10,115 T8ZII2. JEAN SCURLOCK Math Club I2: F. N. A. 12. JOYCE SELLARS Transferred 12. PAT SEWELL G.A.A. 1o,11,12: F.N.A. 11,12g Bible Club I2: Latin Club IO: Banquet Committee II: F. S. P. A. Convention IO: Wildlife Club II. GA RY SEYMOUR A.v.A. xo,n,xzg Wildlife Club I03 I.R.C. 12. 'B me ree PVR tm ,..-I 0,45 JOHN SCOTT Basketball B Team IO: Var- sity Basketball II, I2: Safety Club IO,II: Wildlife IO: P. E. Club1o,11g Science Unlimited II: I.R.C. 12: Key Club 12: Radio Journalism 12. BARBARA SELF Band Majorette IO, II: Civics Club IO: Wildlife IO, Secre- tary IO: Audubon Club II, Secretary II3 Garden Club II, I25 F.N.A. 12. MARY ANN SELLERS G.A.A. IO: F.B.L.A. IO: Banquet Committee II: D. C. T. I2, Treasurer I2. A LFRED SEX TON JEFF SHERMAN Latin Club IO: Banquet Com- mittee lli A.V.A. I2. 49 IUANITA sims Wildlife nog Bible IO,II,I23 F.B.L.A. IOQ Pan Am II: T.A. I2. BRYANT SMITH Library Club I2: I.R. C. I2. HA ZEL SMITH Bible 10, ll , I25 Devotional IO: I.R.C. 12: Wildlife IO, 11g Civic IO,IIg Banquet Committee II: Garden Club 12: F. B. L. A. Io. STEVE SOUTHERLAND IAIIII Club II, 123 B Club II, I2: P,E, Club 11, Radio and T,V. Club 123 Safety Coun- cil IO: Wildlife Club 10,113 Football 10, 11, 12. JOHN SPIVEY Football IO, Il, I2: Science Unlimited II,I2g Cafeteria Worker II. 50 QV.-vw? ,I Kirk iz., -- -'V' wfx 0,4 '56 BILL SMITH Wildlife 10,115 Boys' P. E. xo, 11. CHARLES SMITH JOYCE SMITH Bible Club IO, 11,123 Library Club IO, I I, 125 Garden Club I2. BETTYE FAYE SOWELL Transferred II3 Latin II, 12: Glee Club Il , 12: Science Unlimited I2: Whirlwind 12. EARL STEPHENS JO ANN STEPHENS Glee Club IO: Wildlife IO: F.H.A. 115 Library Club II, 125 Homecoming Queen Can- didate 125 G.A.A. II5 D. C.T. I2. JUA NNIE STOCKWELL Wildlife Club 10,115 Boys' P. E. Club 105 Tennis Club I05 Science Unlimited Club II: Latin Club 11,125 Civic Club I25 Key Club 12. ' PAUL STORY Boys' P. E. Club IO: Pan Am Club IO. MA YS SWICORD President of Student Body I2: Vice President of Student Body II: Student Council IO, 11, I2: Vice President of Junior Class5 Glee Club IO, II, 125 Boys' State Representative II: I. C. C. I 1, President5 Hand- book Committee 11, 125 Glee Club Convention IO, II, IZ: Student Council State Conven- tion II5 S.A.S.C. Delegate II,I25 Latin Club 1o5 Key Club IO, 1 I, 125 B Team Foot- ball 1o. SONI A TA LLEY Latin C1ub1o,11,125 Pan Am Club 125 Science Un- limited Club 12. ag '56 SHIRLEY ANN STEPHENS Wildlife C1ub1o5 F.H.A. II5 G.A.A. 115 Tornado Whirl Staff1o,115 D.C.T. 12. NANCY STORM F. N. A. I25 Transferred 1 I. SALLY STULL Wildlife Club IO,II: Science Unlimited Club II5 Latin Club IO, 125 Civic Club II: F. T. A. I2: N.H.S.11,I25 I.R.C. I2: Junior Prom Committee5 Art Club 105 Junior Play Commit- tee5 G.A.A. 10. PAULA TA LBERT Wildlife Club IO, 1 I5 Dra- matic Club IO, II: Latin II, 12: N.H.S. 11,125 I.R. C. I2: Prom Committee II: Golf Club IO: F. I-1.A. lo, II, 12, President 125 Library IO5 F.H.A. Convention 115 Home- coming Queen Candidate IO, II, 125 Science Unlimited Club Ilg Junior Play Com- mittee5 Student Council 11. JOYCE TEA GLE G.A.A. 1o,11,12, Secretary 125 Glee Club IO,Il,I2: I. R.C. 105 Radio Club115 F. T.A. 10,115 Bible Club IO: Wildlife Club 105 Banquet Committee 11. 51 n.... - BUNYAN THOMAS Wildlife Club IO, II: Golf Club roy T 811 I0,II,I2: Boys' Athletic Club IO, I I. G. C. TILLER DON TURNER N, H, S, 11, 123 Key Club IO, 11, 12, Secretary 123 F, T.A. II3 I,R.C, I2. KEITH TURPIN Wildlife Club IO, 1 1g Photog- raphy Club IO, II, I23 Science Unlimited Club IO, ll: Latin Club II,I23 Tornado Whirl Staff 11, I2: Junior Playg Ten- nis Club 11. PEGGY VANN Glee Club IO, I2: Bible Club 10, 11, I2: G, A, A, 10, II, I23 Wildlife Club 10. f what V -Q fain' wlh 1 'Sl ap GLENDA THORNE Bible Club IO, II,l2: Devo- tional Club IO: Wildlife Club 10: Pan Am II: F.B.L.A. IO: F.T.A. 12. LINDA TRAWICK Transferred 12. SULA TURNER Wildlife Club IO: Pan Am II: Bible Club 12. PATRICIA VAN de ERVE Wildlife Club IO, II: Science Unlimited Club II: F. H. A, 10, II, I23 Latin Club IO, 11, 123 Pan Am Club II: N,l-LS, 11, l2: I. R,C. I23 Bible Club I23 Golf Club IO: Prom Com- mittee 11g F,S,P,A. Conven- tion IO: Pelican staff II. JIMMY WA LDEN B Team Football IO, II: Varsity Football I2: B Club I2: Baseball 12. SONIA WALKER Glee Club IO: Wildlife 10g G.A.A. II,I2: Library II,I2. DAVID WALSH Wildlife Club 10,115 Radio Club ro. JAMES WARREN Glee Club IO, I l,I2: F. H.A IO,II,I2: Wildliferoa Gar- den Club ro, It. BUSTER WATERS Wildlife Club IO: Glee Club tt, 12. WAYNE WATKINS B Team Football IO,II. pf I 'Wm D1 'Ui if W- if 1 -xr.. l Q4 5 DOROTHY WALLS Bible Club 10,115 Glee Club II. THOMAS WARD Radio Club IO: B Club II, I2: Varsity Football Il, 125 Glee Club II,I2g Boys' P.E. Club II. BUNNY WATERS Wildlife io, Key Club 1 1: D, c.T. 12. CLARA WATKINS Civic Club IO: F. H.A. IO, II, 125 Wildlife II . TED WATSON B Team Football IO, Varsity Football II, rzg Baseball ro, II, I2: Student Council II, 12: Boys' P. E. Club II,I2, Secre- tary and Treasurer I2g B Club II,I2, Vice President I2: Latin Club II, 12: l.R. C. I2: Key Club IO: Senior Class Vice President. 53 JAMES WATTS Latin Club II. DIANE WEAVER Civic Club 10, I I: Dramatic Club IO: Sophomore, Junior and Senior Sweetheart: Wild- life Io, Secretary: G.A. A. IO: Glee Club IO,II: Home- coming Queen Candidate IO: Radio-Television I2, Vice- President. YVONNE WEEKS Bible Club IO, I I, I 2: Devo- tional Club ll: I. C.C. II. DON WELSH T8r I lO,lI,I2. JOSEPHINE WHITAKER G.A.A. IO, Il, I2: Bible Club 1o,11,i2g Wildlife Club 10,113 Audubon Club II. 54 in- -if-2. '15-9 qg '56 CHARLES WEATHERSBY B Team Basketball IO: Var- sity Basketball il, I2: Senior Class Lawyer: B Team Foot- ball IO: N.H.S. I2, Treas- urer: Safety Club IO, II: Civic Club I2, President: B Club I2: I.R.C. I2: Wild- life IO. KA THUEEN WEEKS l.R.C. I2: Glee Club IO,II, I2: Librarian IO,II,l2: French Club II, I2: Dramat- ics Club IO: N. H.S. II, I2: Tennis Club ll: Wildlife Club Io: F.T.A. I2: Jun- ior Prom Committee: Junior Play. A GINA WELLER F.H.A. Io,II,12, Pianist IO, Secretary II: Latin Club IO,II,I2: Band I1,I2: Li- brarian I2: Wildlife Club Io: Junior Prom Committee. BOBBY WHIRLEY Ta l 1o,r1,r2. CHARLES WHITFIELD BETTY ANN WILLIAMS F.T.A. I2: Garden Club 12: Glee Club IO,II, 12. STEVE WILSON Science Unlimited II'I2Q Baseball Manager IO: Tennis II: Bowling Club IO: Wildlife Club IO: P.E. 10, II3 Prom Committee II3 B Club II3 Baseball 11, 12: I. R.C. 12. DON YORK Wildlife Club 10, II, Sergeant at Arms IIQ Science Unlimited II3 P.E. Club Il, Sergeant at Arms II3 B Club 113 Math Club I2: Varsity Football 11, I2. GIENDA ZEDIKER G.A.A. lO,lI,I23 Glee Club II: Band IO: Garden Club II, 12: Wildlife I0,II.I2: Office Helper II,I2: F.T.A. I23 Tennis 103 Tornado Whirl 12. BEVERLY ZIRKE LBA CK latin Club IO, 1 13 F. H.A. IO3 F.N.A. II, 12: N.H.S.II,123 Pan Am Club I21 Wildlife Club IO: Junior Play Committee3 Junior Prom Committee. v--L x -351 s. gf- ,vy me Q4 '56 CHARLES WILLIS B Team Football IO: Var- sity Football II,I2Q Wildlife Club IO: P. E. 10,113 Science Unlimited II: I.R.C. 123 B Club 12. CHARLIE WORD Wildlife IO, II3 Science Un- limited IIQ F.T.A. I2. DONNA YOUNGBLOOD I. R. C. 103 Wildlife I I3 Bible III N.H.S. II,I2: Bible 12: Office Helper 12: Banquet Committee II: Play Commit- tee 11. HARRIET ZEDIKER Bible Club ro, 1 1, I25 Glee Club IO,II. 12. DOROTHY BARRY F.N.A. Il,I2: Garden Club IO. 55 FLORA DUDLEY B Team Cheerleader Io, 1 1, Captain II: Glee Club II, 12: Pan Am Club II, 123 Wildlife Club IO: G.A.A. IO: F.H.A. IO: Office Helper 10,123 Tornado Teen Timers I2: I. R.C. I2: F.B.L.A. IO. CHARLES ADKINSON MARTHA COOK BUCK FUSSELL qg 5 LINDA HUGHES Student Council I03 F, B. L, A. IO: G.A.A. lo, II, I23 Bible Club lo, Il, I2g I,C, C. I2, Secretaryg English Conference Room, Secretary IZ: Junior, Senior Banquet Committeeg Christmas Ball Committee 12. DON MCELREATH SENIORS NOT PICTURED PAT KELLEY DOUGLAS LINICK BILL SEDIACEK BETTY JEAN GOODWIN - MACK SIMS DAVID JOHNS SANDY VOWELL GAYDON JONES PATRICIA WELBES FRED WILLIAMS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS NOT PICTURED HISTORIANS LAWYERS PROPHETS IAN BAILEY STUART JONES MARSHALL ANDERSON BARBARA LANGSTON CHARLES WEATHERSBY DRUSILLA BRASWELL 56 n ':?T-Y-lfY3T7f?E?9'fx . . ,,.,'gl ,Q ' , X. x A .,. , Q if . wi .- if arg' A+ . 1 ww 'viii is ,. 11 :'?5Yi'l! I H ns ,fs ,, ir, rf .zE.rr's'r1e?'vefg+ A - i -' .r. K-n.w+f ,. rn:'fr:gf,rw1., ,wif fu, ' A nf - 1: V. Q, A 11,,.4, .Q . ,sizesTIMfyf:---gms.-gif-:J 2.1121 x H- sf 'P 4- ai 5 'ia h , .A- ,kr,:,,,.5,rv-',Vj1.i-a5 '. ' ?Y,'w-.s.,J Nr V' H 7, ,..k.z':3f.,x?' -' 7' 5 uf' -: V . 'W ., g,- l Q A I K Xp. .I KH: : L l, ff , . A- -T 1 z-,,5y,fe1,,fv- f, ,1-.- -,411 ,Z f .Y 933' .,, r x ,U -E. . 'F f-,,.iQ 4 yu , .xi 'er -W. rf- gf Q + 5: T I, W7 G 'xt 'Q -f,,--.'w?i-' i r., N A. Y ' ,'.44.' ' -. f ,1-' Q2 A 1 V fiwfir FE qv ,wr ,' 3,2 N 5. . , Q rw? 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STEVE WHITE af' se' we 1 K mu, '-:A--f' .J .IU IIIR FIRST COLUMN: JAMES ADKINSON, SARAH ANDERSON, JANINNE BARE, ANGELINE BEDSOLE, JIMMY BLOUNT, UND COLUMN: BARBARA ALLAN, BARBARA ARCHER, CAROLYN BAREFIELD, PAUL BELL, LARRY BLUE, THIRD CQ: W BILLY ALLEN, MARY ARD, NORMAN BARFIELD, RHONDA BLAIR, LARRY BODIFORD, FOURTH COLUMN: CRYS- TAL ALLEN, CAROLE BAGGETT, JOHNNY BARLOW, JAMES BLAKELY, RUSSELL BOWER, FIFTH COLUMN: FRED AMICK FRED BAILEY, WANDA BARNES, ERVIN BLAND, BETTY LOU BOYD. SIXTH COLUMN: GENE ANDERSON, PATSY BANKS MARTHA BEACH, PATSY BANKS, MARTHA BEACH, WILLIAM BLOODWORTH, PATRICIA BOYD. M v-5 ,.- UQ? J bt: T .af-. 'N' 'vs TV . Ia CJ' 31 I -63 ti T NA! QUB .if , W 1 'JN f .p-, 'D- 1' 'ffl' N..-av, i' Ou '39 1 . il :lf 4' Q J ff J 1-0, fqpv xl 0v 4 l ga TT' mf 'T' f f -J Wv---ur Q J , ,,., x..,f -6 T-ff ,-1 f Y' can is FFS 'vs N. Ju lon FIRST COLUMN: NELL BOZEMAN, PATRICIA BRIDGES, BARBARA BROXTON, JOYCE BURCH, JIMMY BYERS, SECOND COLUMN: FREDDIE BRAHIER, JERRY BROCK, DOUGLAS BRUCE, BILL BURKETT, MIKE BYRD. THIRD COLUMN: AL- TON BRANNON, HAROLD BROOKINS, JOY BRYAN, CATHERINE BURKETT, THOMAS BYRNE, FOURTH COLUMN: MARY BRANNON, GLYNN BROOKS, WADE BRYANT, GEORGIE LEE BURKETT, BETTY LOU CAIN. FIFTH COLUMN: RICHARD BRANTLEY, ARTEMUS BROWN, MARGIE BUCHANAN, ROBERT BURLE, ALICE CANNON, SIXTH COLUMN: SONJA BRANTON, LEHMAN BROWN, BILLY BULLOCK, CHARLES BUSHNELL, MARGARET CAPPS, Y 'Y am V' if Lg , V1 1. ,Ivy A G41-2 L fifw 565 ,9- f::, Y? 3- 'T 1. 7 'I7 t i w-.,, s., Wil-'P' ' qfff 5'0- .YY .L A rv-,NN w ...ia -.ali ws Vfxv 1 .l 'D 415 15 I7 No' Sol 919 I NS P Ni Q- ' ,Q 'fx D1 - .pa 11571 'Un l FIRST COLUMN: CHARLES CUNNINGHAM, PHIL DAVIS, JOE DIXON, DONNA EUBANKS, BRENDA FOURAKER SECOND COLUMN: VICKI DAILEY, JANIE DAWSELL, KENNETH DOTY, BOBBIE EVERAGE, RONNIE FRANKLIN. THIRD COLUMN: HUEY DANLEY, WILLARD DEAN, BUNNIE DOUGLAS, BERYL FIELDS, JOE FREDERICKSON. FOURTH COLUMN: AUDREY DARBY, CHARLES DECKER, GUS DOWDY, JANET FOGT, EVELYN FREEMAN, FIFTH COLUMN: KENNEY DAVIS, RUTH DECKER, RUSSEL DOWLING, JERRY FORD, JOHNNIE FRITH, SIXTH COLUMN: MARTHA DAVIS, SHIRLEY DENNIS, CHARLES EUBANKS, LYDIA FOREHAND, BETTE FULLER, FIRST COLUMN: GLEN GAINER, HELEN GEHO, JAMES GRAY , ERNEST GROVER, HAROLD HALLMAN. SECOND COL- UMN: JANINE GALBRAITH, BARBARA GILBERT, LAWRENCE GREER, WAYNE GIVENS, JIMMY HAMM, THIRD COLUMN DON GALLOWAY, JOHN HENRY GILL, KATHERINE GRIFFIN, DERRICK HADDOCK, ROBERT HARRIS, FOURTH COLUMN DOROTHY JEAN GARNER, BARBARA GOFF, PATRICIA GRIFFIN, VERA HAGEMANN, SHERALD HARTLEY. FIFTH COL- UMN: BETTY JEAN GRINER, MARGIE GOODMAN, JOE GRIMSLEY, -JANET HALL, LUVERNE HARTZOG, SIXTH COL- UMN: MARVIN GARNEL, CHARLES GRANT, PHYLLIS GROOM, JOEL HALL, FLORENCE HATCHER. ,,,, '01 'il Ti ,Q Yi fb Q rrp d -il iii -6 f-' .5 'av 'MQ' 77? id -V I.- If ' i l-Lf? QT Ql Qi, i rv sd w-J 'i 'Qi Us ' -'vi 'P i '6 'N-'lr '-jf? +19 Ylnvf , -G If, 'V' r ff 'ps 4 no 'Q 1 'Q as -ol 5 0 tp- T? i X I if 'Ui 'P 1 'ff 'Iv ,J- 'T' I R JUNIIIR FIRST COLUMN: LEO HATCHER, EDWIN HICKS, RANDY HOLLEY, MARTHA HORNSBY, DALLAS HURSTON, SECOND COLUMN: RONNIE HAWKINS, LEAMON HICKS, WAYNE HOLLEY, DOROTHY HORTON, ABBIE INGRAM. THIRD COL- UMN: ELIZABETH HEIM, JOE HILL, THOMAS HOLMAN, RUTHIE HOWELL, JO ANNE JACOBS, FOURTH COLUMN: JIM HEISLER, SYLVIA HINSON, BOBBY HOLMES, JOAN HUGHES, BOBBY JACKSON, FIFTH COLUMN: ELROY HENDERSON, JERRY HOFFMAN, DONALD HOOVER, LA VAUGHN HUGHES, CLIFTON JACKSON, SIXTH COLUMN: RANDELL HEND- ERSON, BILL HOLLAND, RONALD HOOVER, MELVIN HUGHES, DONNIE JACKSON, A JU IIJII FIRST COLUMN: REGINALD JACKSON, DAVID JOHNSON, PATSY JONES, MIKE KING, JACKIE LAUDERDALE, SECOND COLUMN: VIRGINIA JAMES, GERALD JOHNSON, JACKIE JUNE, JOE KNOWLES, RAMONA LEA, THIRD COLUMN: AGNES JANSENUIS, ROGER JOHNSON, CECIL KELLEY, MARILYN KOEPKE, EDNA JO LEE, FOURTH COLUMN: JASPER JASPFRSON, GRAHAM JONES, MIKE KELLEY, SANFORD KOON, JOE LEE, FIFTH COLUMN: JOHN JERNIGAN, HARRIET JONES, PATRICIA KERSEY, TONY LAND, JEANETTE LEONARD. SIXTH COLUMN: ANN JOHNSON, JACKSON JONES, JAMES KILLINGSWORTH, SIDNEY LANGFORD, SHEILA LETO, -vw ,,.fv- av ,,, v1 'w 'Q 15, -fo Q51 -4.1 fs. 'T ,,, ,K -use leX '7nP .-.5 T7 Q. -. T FW: fr 8 vw J S-arp' X -of 'P -3 -YN -lr. fl o' i Y U' Z fb -x 3 F Lim, .5 Y x I M551 ' as 5150. .5 ,- 'fwff JU IIIII IfIRST COLUMN: SUSIE RAEEIELD, NORA RICE, HUGHIE ROCHE, LOTTIE MAE SAPP, DOROTHY SCARBOROUGH, SEC- OND COLUMN: ANN RAMER, ROBERT RICHARDSON, FRANCES ROWELL, WALLACE SAPP, REGINA SCOTT, THIRD COLUMN: ROBERT RAMER, ELIZABETH RICHIE, JEANIE ROWELL, RUTH SASSNETT, FERREL SCURLOCK, FOURTH COL UMN: LARRY REDMON, BILL ROBERTSON, MERIAL SALE, ROY SASSER, MARIANNE SEABORN, ITIIITH COLUMN: DOR- OTHY REDMOND, RICHARD ROBBINS, ANN SANDERS, VIRGIL SAVAGE, MARIANNE SELLARS, SIXTH COLUMN: FRANK RLTHERIEORD, ROSALIE ROBINSON, PATRICIA SAMUELS, CAROL SCHNEIDER, ANN SETTERLIND, 4? s-AJ sal -5' f Q45 -fx if 'vu fix T57 , I Y y 'WD mar' If . L. Q ,g J ,., 'gy X ' f K I 'P A f - A , 'JSP '-:N ,A V QB! E-, b ' , 1 i XXI Q M 'fb , T . csv f K 'fc' P, . ' Aw! 1-,W x ' 6- , P3 T? fr l 6 W 1' 'f 1 L rll! Q- 'W .9 -J 7 JUNl0ll FIRST COLUMN: JIMMY WHITTAKER, PATRICIA WILLIAMS, SECOND COLUMN: STEVE WHITE, SUE WILSON, WIL- LIAM woons. THIRD COLUMN: ESTHER WILDER, VIRGINIA WILSON, ROY WOODHAM, FOURTH COLUMN: CHARLES WILLIAMS, LINDA WIMBERLY, JERRY WRIGHT, FIFTH COLUMN: JOANN WILLIAMS, ROGER WISE, GLENDA WYATT, SIXTH COLUMN: LAWRENCE WXIQIAMS, KARL WISELOGEL, IR, ED YERBY. ---- ,L NNI ' ' ' RAN I, I I LQ Qfxgixyvglwgmgfgxkdgi S59 Sy E I IN QQ fb SWKIXQXI' W Q? P IWW ENR XT MI XL O9 WNEBXIQIKMUENWAX I Y M QL I W .VV V ifiyiwwy 9? by 'W QW IWSNRSJX W5 Poor Maud iel Davey overhears Maudie's line . and she took our boy friendsl JU l0Il PLAY MEN ARE LIKE STREETCARSI Curtain timel Eight o'c1ock and time for the presentation of the Junior Class Play, MEN ARE LIKE STREETCARS. The story Cas everyone who attended the play will rememberj is centered around a young teen- age girl, Maudie, who has a 1ine for every situation involving a boy. Maudie's rather quiet sister, Sylvia, has always been in love wmith Jerry. But Maudie, who is naturally very generous, tries very hard to get Sylvia engaged to Ted Felton, the banker's son. Through a mix-up which only Maudie could create, Sylvia almost takes Maudie's own boy friend, Davey, away from her. The play is a general mix-up of boy friends. Joy, who has always been shy around boys until she starts to follow Maudie's system, finds her- self on the receiving end for a change. Sudden- ly she has more than her share of boy friends. Alix, Julie, and Lysbeth, three very good friends of Maudie's listen to her woman-of-the-world advice, although they aren't wholeheartedly in favor of it. Poor Mom and Dad just have to suffer the conse- quences of Maudie's doing with Margaret, the maid, trying to help as much as possible. With Chi and Davy calling on Joy, and Mrs. White, Mrs. Allen, and Mrs. Day calling on Mom and Dad, there isn't much peace around the Mason household. 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JOHN HENTZ KENNETH HETTICK GRACE HIGHTOWER RAY HILL EDWIN HINNANT AGNES HOBART EARL HOBBS GLENN HOBBS SHIRLEY HODGES JOE HOLDEN TERRELL HOIDMAN RICHARD HOLLAND WENDELL HOLLEY BAKER HOLT JUDY HOOKS REBECCA HOOKS ANNETTE HOWARD JOAN HOWARD ROBERT HOWARD JUDY HUFF EDITH HUGHES LOUISE HUGHES MARIE HUGHES BILL HUTCHLON DANE JENSON WAYNE JERKINS GLEN IERNIGAN FREDDIE JETER ELLA ANN JOHNS FRA NCES JOHNSON 0Pll0M0llE JAMES JOHNSON JEANETTE JOHNSON JOHN JOHNSON IEROY JOHNSON TOMMY JOHNSON SUE JOINER SANDRA JOLLY ANN JONES DELORISE KAY PHYLLIS KEEL DOROTHY KELLEY GLORIA KENT MARILYN KENT CAROLYN KILPATRICK DENNIS KILPATRICK JENNIS KILPATRICK JACK KINSEY DOUGLAS KING LAURA KIRKLAND MARY ANN KIRKLAND TOMMY KNIGHT BETTY KYZER JERRY LANGSTON JOHNNY LANGSTON MIKE LATTIN DOROTHY LEAVINS BILL LEE JIMMY LEE RUTH LEE GARY LEMLY DAVID LEPPE JEROME LEWIS LEONARD LEWIS RICHARD LEWIS PAUL LINDSEY JEANETTE LISENBY BARBARA LITTLE CEDRIC LIVESAY ROBERT LONG JAMES LOVE' 0l'll0M0llE DONNIE LOVETT REEVA LOVETT CHARMAINE LOWMAN CAROL MABILE BYRON MADDOX HUBORT MALSY TRAVIS MARSH RICHARD MA PES BETTY SUE MARTIN ERNEST MARTIN SARAH MARTIN TOMMY MARTIN RUTH MASSEY IOUISE MCCART JUDY MCCLELLEN JACKIE MCCRARY JOHN MCCRARY BETTY MCCURDY FRANK MCGILL DON MCGRAW VENITA MCGRAW CAROL MCKINNON BROADUS MCLEAN WILLIAM MCLEMORE MILLARD MCMILLON DONNA MCMURRAY JUDY MCNEIL CHARLES MCQUAGGE CHARLOTTE MCVEY DUDLEY MELVIN NANCY MESSER ANN MIDDLEMAS .IEFFIE MILLER KATHERINE MILLER MARY MILLER VELMA MILLER HAROLD MILLS PAUL MILLS MELVIN MOBLEY ,IO ANN MONEY 0l'Il0MOIlE CHARLENE MONTGOMERY ANDREW MOORE DORIS MOORE JON MORAR MARIE MORRIS JIMMY MULDOWNEY FRANCES MULLIS NORMA JEAN MULLIS HILLERY MURPHY STEVE MURPHY IANICE MUSGROVE CHARLES MYERS JUDY NEAL HUB NELSON JAY TERRELL NELSON JIMMY NELSON IAN NEWBERRY AUSTIN NEWSOME EDDIE NEWTON KJY NICHOLS BOBBY EUGENE NIXON HOWARD NOWLIN CHARLIE NOWELL YVONNE OBERT GENIE OLIVER WILLIAM LOWELL OLIVER GENE OWENS JIMMY OWEN DAVID PARK JACK PARKER KENNETH PARKER' TOMMY PARKER ARCH EDWARD PARNELL BOBBY PARRISH BOBBY RAY PARRISH ERMA PARRISH SIDNEY PATE TIM PETTERSON JIMMY PAULK MARY ESTER PAYNE 7 51 t. 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TURNER JOE TURPIN JANE UNDERWOOD EDWARD VICKERY LARRY VILLARS PAT WAGES LINDA WAGNER ANN WA LLER CLAUDETTE WALLEY DANNY WARD TOMMY WARD JEAN WARREN SANDY WARE JIMMY WARREN CROLY WATERS DOROTHY WATFORD CRYSTAL WASSON RONNIE WEATHERSBY CHARLOTTE WEBB ZACK WEBB BOBBY WELCH DAWN WELCH MAXINE WENGROW 0PHOMORE PHILLIP WESTER ANN WHITE BOB WHITE IRA WHITE KAREN WHITUS ROBERT WILDER ANNETTE WILKERSON JACK WILKES CAROLEWILLIAMS CA ROLYN WILLIAMS JAMES WILLIAMS VIRGINIA WILLIAMS CAROL WILLIS JUNIOR WILLIS RICHARD WILIS KENNETH WILSON TERRY WIMBERLY LINDA WINDIATE JEAN WISE CAROLINE WOODARD A M11 jj A In IWW 'IILML ix WI N'f I, fu , xi Ll 1 A I L. ul QCP fy ,U , PHYLLIS YARD CLIN. SONIA YORK Z M gy I y MERIAM Bsosous I A A ff, 1 L 1 'f', !,l '5 N ,nt '91 54 ff, vw ff -v- R C vo-4 MAR WOODHAM if Fr . I A x LW JI f , 9l1',N UL fu Q 7 K6 609090 Wi uc LJ, fL JbfQ E Jiffy J sg Vp IJXCLJAM1 J my A 1 A A iii ggi, ' A Wy 'fclv G Lx' , X1 Lx--51's xi Ig, , IX X All L ,NW bf My w . 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Wgkdy 5f'5'Vw?Q'5f'fWW x V' u A 15 l X QQ- Q1ffLJ,3TfK,sf31,QI V' 6-fiojl rv 'ii I Q 'GJ' 4 2 W 7V?.,C V, 'ln '34 f,kL-QJ5 iw I ,A . , 1 'J 'J ' -. f',j61.,-L ., , ,I , Mi . ' 'lf - 7-E' -' . .. ., N vw? q x E ..i.. ' Q, 'z xlkffii. J h , if W m' ' ,iiifffifli 0 U l .,, W, . .V , Onward Bay High. . . . X L . ' . - E 'y 5 A ' h .gt N I' A ifi, .,, ,u r , as Mi pp Onward Bay Hlg . . . . 5112- , ' -' .f .Qi r, 'L , M ' With the help of the Cheerleaders in ' '- if X -' sv 1 1 -52, sis, ' fi and Band the students get in the , mf. 4' N u 1 . V is X- Lu D , 4 V n. . I I U Th. . bw . p it . Q' , gh I , 5 spirit o e ig game. is is ,B - ' 1' D 3 5 ' - J g Y one of the many Pep Rallies held 5 .. 5 E, . E- ' F' Q' ,. 5' E - ,rf M ' 'Hg' ' before the game. ' R. M . A- V Q . K .. L 'rx X A 'fr' x - 1 - ., fl I 'I M' V. V -af 1 I ek XA X ' N N ' '1' ,I Q ff r'. g gg - . wf sss.n Becoming friends at The Friendship Dance. SEPTEMBER September .... back to school .... back to the hussle and bristle of greeting friends, enrolling in new classes, meeting new teachers, and becoming a part of life at Bay High. New arrivals at Bay High were given a warm greeting by old timers on Orientation Day. The first mad week of Septemberwas wound up with a friendship dance at the civic center. Then suddenly we were in the midst of football season. The old Bay High spirit really showed itself on Sept- ember 16, in the Victory Parade be- fore the first game of 1955. The Bay High Tornadoes winning their first victory in Tommy Oliver Memorial Stadium. Clara Watkins smiles big for the photographer. Students flocked to the stadium for that first game .... the Torna- do's first victory in Tommy Oliver Memorial Stadium! Classes got into full swing with tests,homework, and a laughhere ' and there. We got to know our .I teachers pretty well and dis- covered their hidden talents in the Faculty Variety Show. We had our school day pictures made, and laughed for cried, at the results. Not only for Mary and her lamb, but for all of us, September means back to school ! ,, ,n Jw Mr. Gunn gives out papers to his Biology students. Your September honey lamb--JANET HARRIS fail 7? ft rf - J' ,dw NT N 1I6LQjN,r1j2!qn3 it 'll 'fff Mil,-.W Q go if yi li f . I .x ' '.5 n 'H'-uzifydl 6 D - Q' s ' I x ' 11.43942 .1 afodf' ' X AW fllff,',f'4 W K H 5 ' llflrllllili 0 3' ' 1 I 7 r A s fs ff' V fl c'. 7 un., R f A,-.f,,,-, A3 v f nn.-.gf,,Q1 vt, Av 4uql,1',i if 'h gl! f lv r , , 'N 'K' ' l -- J . '- lv ' ' c -N f , --.Q A i it 'Q g i to tttr ggy t lx Your October Pumpkin .r or . t , . . N X! I Q , ,Q B ? kgs BARBARA LA NG STON x f' Ed October .... The Seniors began to realize that this was their last year at Bay High, and the Sophomores began to feel at home in the classes and halls. In the rush of football games, conventions, pep rallies, and Homecoming Activities, schoolwork was some times forgotten. Our Journalists attended the dis- trict F.S.P.A. Convention in Tallahassee. They reall invaded F. S. U. and had a grand time. Bay High's annual Homecoming Activities began with the Big Blow, where the slogan was Beat Wood- lawn. The Cheerleaders, Band, and skits present- ed by various clubs made the Blow a cheering succes L Registering at F. S. P. A. Convention Judy Taylor, Harold Creel, and Sally Poston in the win- ning Big Blow skit. This was put on by the F. H. A. Arriving at F. S.U. for District Journalism Convention. Two bits, four bits. . . . Cheerleaders and students cheer Tornadoes on to victory. Big blow The parade Friday afternoon show- ed the results of many hour's work on the floats. Friday night saw the grand climax of the festivities. Students, Teachers, Alumni, and Fans crowded into the stadium to see the Tornados meet Woodlawn. During the half time Betty Jane Hall was crowned Homecoming Queen of - l955. Everyone agreed that even though we lost the game, the Tornados played good football against the strongest team in Alaba- ma, and Homecoming was a huge success. . 'ir' bv QUEEN' C0 lt'l' TOP ROW: C. Weathersby, S. Leto, T- Halley. L- Boyne. I. Chapman. B. I- Hall. M. Swicord. P- Barron. J, Murphy, E. Murphy, T. Cooley. The honor guards and maids were students of Panama Grammar School. Hold that man. . . . I An exciting moment on the road to victory against Tallahassee, NOVEMBER November .... Students arrived at football games in Bermuda shorts and long socks. The craze seemeduto be Bop , the color scheme pink and black Almost everyone loaded into buses and cars on November 4, and set out for Dothan to see the Tornadoes win an ex- citing victory over the Tigers. Ahappy crowd returned home from a winning over one of our biggest rivals. A very close game was also played with Leon in which the Tornadoes came out on top. I an xuuwknaqaajwi K Q X iii., 634: H K n fl Q . K A MM Aus 92 Band performs at half time and the favorite saying, OK, Daddy-o . - . Mirza. b 4' '? ,..,k-awp-I:-M YU i . :' Q. 'ff ,'-N, ' -, F'- yf Q riff -w'Hf.f5,,. if qv' 'il A ' 1' u 4 Yu' lg in N as mms 6 Q I 4 ' 1 fwfr -..' 'fri ' Bay High students going to a Pep Rally on Friday afternoon before a big game. Thanksgiving Holidays brought a welcomed and long-awaited vacation to everyone at Bay High. A large crowd came back to the gym, however, to have a grand time at the Turkey Hop. Everyone plunged with new vigor and vi- tality back into the old grind. It may be a grind and at times we may get dis- couraged, but all must admit that it is a routine we all love. --o-wiv:-'uv' -- -i.q,,,14.gL, h 5 as . j 1 ill . -,-ge - Oy --.nf ' 'T' A : f ,,,. Shirley Byrd performs at a paid program sponsored by the Cheerleaders. November 's Sideline- DRUSILLA BRASWELL fx I P X V3 93 3:15 and students head for the school buses ll ' 'T' 1 l ' almaysu - if Construction work on Bay High's new cafeteria was well under way in December. DECEMBER December ..... One of the biggest events of the year came early in December. Many students.left their classrooms to work in various businesses around the city on Bay High Day. The money from this work is used to help publish the Annual. The Civic Club sponsored their annual Christmas baskets. The shop boys made toys for needy children. After weeks of planning and working, the Ball, the big dance of the year, was a grand success. Couples danced to the strains of Blue Christmas, among sil- ver and blue decorations. A good floor show was presented, during which Nina Raike was crowned Miss Tornado Whirl. And thus ended 1955 ........ f'N l 4' ,,,j Y December Snow Flake PAT BARTON Q04 f - ... l Fred Williams, Charles Roberts, Don Welch, and Wayne Watkins put the finishing touches on toys for needy children for Christmas. This was one of the many projects carried on by the boys in shop during this year. Mr. Oliver and Mr. Harmon discuss the excellent attend- ance at the football games. The reserve seat section was practically always filled. Six of our nine games were played at Tommy Oliver Stadium. U XM' J sv, 1 Bay High Day workers listen attentively to in- structions. The following day they were employed by local merchants to raise money for the publication of our Pelican. JANUARY V January ..... A brand new year . . . . . For several days Bay High's halls rang with greetings of Happy New Year. Students began studying for land worrying about, exams which were given January 25-26. The completion of one semester of work and fun was celebrated with a Half- Way Hop at the Civic Center. Basketball season was in full swing with games every week. Bay High Tornadoes play a thrilling game with the Port St. Joe Sharks. Oh, why didn't I study before now? Bay High Students struggle with an American History Exam. 96 Your January New Year's Dream ELLEN MURPHY fi QV Charles Weathersby scores two points for the Bay High Tornadoes FEBRUARY February .... Report cards came out Feb- ruary 1 and we learned how much work we had for had notj done in the first semester. The Winter Carnival was held at the Civic Center. The seniors began their special Gu activities with the Senior Banquet. wa Basketball season came to a close with the Tornadoes playing Pensacola. Your February Valentine DEANNA BOBO -. b ,J- A,,..,w 97 Students receive Tornado Whirls during homeroom period March Interesting M A R C H facts weeenciiscovered ab H+ e -go.. out all future Jobs on Career Day The girls had a chance at their secret loves during Twirp Week which ended with a Twirp dance at the Civic Center. The Senior Play was pre- sented March ZZ-23. 'Q Many journalist were tapped into Quill and Scroll. The prospective Tornadoes work out at Spring Training. n as 1 Good luck! N1 Your March Breath of Spring 2 MARY c. PENNEL 671 4 ' J . The new senior parking lot, an addition to the senior privileges. Students enjoy good lunches in Bay High 's cafeteria. APRIL April ..... With the ar- rival of spring, students thought more of beaches. swimming, and skiing than of school. Spring Holidays were welcomed with joy and the World's most Beautiful Beaches f were crowded with Bay I-Iighers. After a glorious holiday, from which everyone returned with gladdened hearts and sun burned faces, school resumed again. Many conventions were held this month F. S. P. A. Latin Forum, State Student Council, to name a few. fi Awaiting 3:15 and their drivers, Your April Easter Bunny DIANE WEAVER 1 . 7 ., tv X sf' fffm! 'M X .f - X ,f l ,Q X Oh, those bugs I ,P Juniors and sophomores struggle through second x ' x X -S' . X ll V! semester exams. Your Spring May Queen ' -X ELIZABETH PHILIPS X Jn- V A, wg '!d'r..,a. uv ,I- XX rev 1, I X rf 'H u'lf,: , it v 1 w ' ' L QS? MAY May ...... Everyone was delighted with the colorful and well written WHIRLWIND which was sold in the English classes. Journalists attended their an- nual banquet where outstand- ing achievements were recog- nized. The socialoccasionsof the monthwerethe Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. May Z9 .... The seniors at- tended their last classes at Bay High. The next day sen- iors who excelled in scholas- tic ability were honored on Class Day. Last day for seniors! We 're glad to be through with all the homework, but we'll miss all the good times we have had at ol' Bay High. fav I N z ,704 77Ze-Lat XQQZL SN 'OW .amiga Wai! of ?ame TERRELL ADAMS It's not the winning, but how you play that counts in the game of life. Terrell. . . a real friend and a great leader. . .football star. . . good sport. . . TOMMY ALLEN 'A IINAL NOUIQR IOCIITY I For wisdom is better than rubies and S Z all the things that may be desired are T- : not to be compared to it. 2 S Tommy. . . knows when to study, when 6 to play. . . amiable, easy-going scholar . . . N. H. S. President. . . 80 Y S' IAN BAILEY His wit, good humor, and common sense will take Ian far in life. Ian. . . known far and wide for his sense of humor. . . intelligent. . . thoughtful. . . S T A T E ng :Gan Pe 1956 PAT BARTON Nothing great was ever accomplished without enthusiasm. Pat. . . energy that won 't wait. . . demure and sweet. . . always willing to help. . . editor of the yearbook. . . 102 71466 of ?ame DICK BROWN A good-natured person is never out of place. Dick. . . hails from the northern land Illinois. . . clever. . . simpatico. . . X JOE CHAPMAN Character is more important than know- ledge. f Z f Joe. . .hardworking. . . Senior Class Pres- ident. . . enthusiastic. . . easy to know. . . gentleman. . . IULIANNE DAFFIN Small of stature, but magnetic of personality. Julie. . . energetic. . . editor of WHIRL- WIND. . . never meets a stranger. . . S.P.Q.R.... BETTY JANE HALL Her winning smile and nice person- 7 -an ality gain her many friends and much popularity. Pudgy 4. . . popular. . . always smiling. . . varied interests include cheering. . .Home- coming Queen. . . 103 ,J i' . gss 155, s A of 74016 Rich in knowledge and willing to share. Ted. . . tops in many fields. . . a leader among men. . . capable. . . a willing and faithful worker. . . JANET HARRIS which no one else can replace. Janet. . .vivacious and full of pep Y-She possesses a quiet dignity and charm ' cheerful. . . polite. . . JOEL MURPHY If you cannot do great things, you can do small things in a great way. Joel. . . behind the scenes man. . . a good leader and an excellent follower. . .quick on the basketball court. . . ROBERT NOBLES It matters not how long we live but how. Robert. . . service is his motto. . . never- tiring worker. . . always dependable. . . 104 I fr I st' ' s x' 'F E5 rg rf, ' I Xl . gl X Q? ex 'Q tt, . 545 SE? i? QQ: 'K2 ....- 'Er in me alll 1- 002 no Wh!!!- 72 , ,-fl 9 aaoggg if 5 O o': QQ W of 7czme MARY CATHERINE PENNEL She has the quiet disposition of an angel. Cathy. . . soft spoken. . . high princi- pled. . . energetic business manager of Pelican. . . keeper of the senior purse strings . . . CHARLINE PLEDGER For a well-rounded life one must be versatile. Charline. . . eager. . . sincere. . . girl aviator. . . journalist. .. DOUGLAS ROSS Outstanding leaders are often little men. Dougie. . . proof that the best things come in small -packages. . . artistic. . . fast talker. . . cute. . . MAYS SWICORD That man is valuable to his country who gives of his best to the service of mankind. Mays. . . noted for his drive and ambi- tion. . . Student Body President. . . popular with all. . . active. . . 105 qfczfl of ?ame PAULA TALBERT Her beauty isn't only skin deep. Paula. . . attractive. . . neat. . . active leader of F. H. A. . . . sweet. . . patient. . . TED WATSON They are only truly great who are truly good. Ted. . . sturdy athlete. . . personality plus . . . blond hair and blue eyes. . . CHARLES WEATHERSBY A good sport in sports and one in the game of life prospers. Charles. . . friendly . . . courteous. . . big man in more ways than one. . . good looks. . . KATHLEEN WEEKS lt Tal1 in strength, mind, and person- ality. Kathleen. . . music, music, music. . . dramatist. . . intelligent. . . 106 Nw. ix 4 U' Jw w , -c ,L nt ' I Zmmanda Ufgf ., ,way 1 , , . SHE ILA LETO PAT BARTON BETTY JANE HA LL -JT . -1. ik HW' KJ G lee Club Annual Staff .4231-'n C' 1? LENORA BOYNE ELLEN MURPHY Bible Club Cheerleaders Science Unlimited I M7 if ,M -L J 'Uh S x P9 RUTHIE HOWELL BETTY JANE HALL W BOOTS ALFORD O ! ! 4 I: K NINA RAIKE MOST POPULAR Betty Jane Hall Mays Swicord 1 ,N L 3 1 dp' li' PEHLATIVE BE ST DRE SSED Paula Talbert Stuart jones i BEST PERSONALITY Barbara Langston Ted Watson MOST INTELLECTUAL Janet Harris Tommy Allen BEST MANNERS Mary Catherine Pcnnel ,N Q f E Billy Rurnph .gp--w Q-.. E 111 HAS L 01 nu.. 0ll SE 1 PERLATIVE BEST LOOKING Nina Raike Charles Weathersby --- - ...pn-v FRIENDLIEST Deanna Bobo Bobby McQuagge 9 MOST FUN LOVING Sue Parish Dink Walsh Jr-f Miss Di Maudie . Alix . Julie . Lysbeth . Mrs. Mason . Sylvia. . Ted . . Margaret. . Jerry . Mr. Mason . joy. . Davy . . Chi . . Mrs. White . Mrs. Allen . Mrs. Day. . UNIUR PLAY ckson presented with gift. . . . . CAROL SCHNEIDER . JUDY TAYLOR . SALLY MCNEIL . . LOUISE THAMES . BETTE FULLER . VERA HAGEMANN CHARLES NICKERSON . JOAN HUGHES . JAMES MATTHEWS . WILLARD DEAN . BRENDA FOURAKER . .STEVE WHITE . LARRY MCCRANIE . SARAH ANDERSON CAROLYN BAREFIELD . MARTHA VEVERKA .Tv Maudie causes an uproar The loan is settled . .4111 I 114 Maudie ignores Davy. . . . Director . . . Student Director Hank Bennett . King Arthur . Queen Guenever Sandy . . . Elaine. . . Morgan Le Fay . Merlin . . Clarence . . Sir Lancelot . . Sir Sagramar . Mrs. Bennett . Marion Bennett . vi 'V .3' tsl SENIOR CLASS PLAY MISS JANE DICKSON . . DEANNA BOBO . ROBERT MAXWELL . CARTER PETERSON YVONNE MATTHEWS MARGARET ARNOLD DRUSILLA BRASWELL . KATHLEEN WEEKS . MILLARD HEARN . KENNY HAIR . . LARRY DUNN . . LEVON NELSON JEANETTE PUMPHREY . BETTY JANE HALL A Connecticut Yankee in King Ar- thur's Court, a humorous story of a young engineer whose mechanical ex- periments land him in the court of King Arthur, was presented by this year's senior class March ZZ and 23. After the Connecticut Yankee finds himself in England in the 500's, strik- ing contrasts between the old and the new develop into a series of perplex- ing events. The young engineer introduces tele- vision, radio, aviation, and football to the astonished kingdom of Arthur but soon finds out he is up to his neck in hot water. The wickedness of the court magician and Morgan Le Fay, the naiveness of Sandy, the sincereness of Hank, the saucy-inquisitiveness of Elaine, the gullibility of King Arthur, the domi- neeringness of the queen, and the simplicity of Clarence the Page helped this delightful comedy find its way into the hearts of the audience. 1 r . 1 I l 1 l GLEE CLUB 1 Sl r I r , n at I ,mimi ' ,, Y ff N A Arm ',,zQjy,,AV 4 x 'Af , Tw.-,-N, ., I ' Mx,- l Y 'A X .WI .l ,.,, Q , -xl. i I f ' r . .A , 'N sir rx 'FY ' Sffmw 'wxmrokf 1 The Advanced Boys Glee Club sings at the annual Fall Concert with the accom- paniment of Freddy Conrad at the piano. Steaming Home to Victory The Glee Club 's entry in the Home- coming Parade steams down Harrison Avenue. MISS SHEILA LETO Homecoming Queen Candidate A -ir' U A - Um GLEE CLUB GLEE CLUB OFFICERS TOP ROW: f 2 gm ' ' Gwen Lee . . .roman L, rs . n-uv-A Sheila Leto . . Barbara Langston Ted Haney . . SECOND ROW: Beth Smith . . Carla McKinney Kathleen Weeks Billy Rumph. . . . . Secretary . Business Manager . .Vice President . . President . Robe Chairman . . . Historian . . . Librarian Publicity Chairman THIRD ROW: Ann Waller . . Lavonne Conrad Charlotte Ellis . Lieutenant , Captain, Lieutenant , Betty Jackson . . Captain, - FOURTH ROW: Mickey Matthews .Lieutenant T All . . . Ca ta' Among the many activities of the Bay Rxnglgner ef! i . .Lieutfnatl High Glee Club are: the presentation Jimmy Owens . . Captain' of the Operetta, Fall and Spring Con- certs, a float and convertible in the Homecoming Parade, sale of Birthday Calendars, participation in State Music Fe stival. glee First Year Girls First Year Girls Advanced Girls Advanced Girls Advanced Boys Advanced Boys First Year Boys First Year Boys Y -. , Y I v V V ' Y A V ' Pi i - 2 l 74,5 gem gage 'ind Q 7' . - . A , FIRST ROW: Betty Sue Kyzer, Sandra Henderson, Darlene Campbell, Jacky McCrary, Clara Andrews, Frances Johnson, Mary Kirkland, Gloria Boyette, Sally Freeman, Pat Wages, Erma Parrish, Beverly Hayes, Kathleen George, Jo Moore. SECOND ROW: Lavonne Conrad, Louise Thames, Carolyn Harrington, Pat Davis, Marie Courtney, Jo Ann Davis, Virginia Cockrell, Judy Hooks, Virginia Baymiller, Joan Howard, Shirley Ellis, Shirley Hodges, Claudette Walley, Janice Christian. THIRD ROW: Sonia York, Beth Smith, Veronica Crowder, Phyllis Yard, Delores Carr, Judy McClellan, Nan Dickson, Janet Hall, Patsy Ellis, Shirley Boyett, Jo Ann Brown, Au- drey Sloan, Annette Wilkerson, Sue Joiner, Ann Waller. g -nr Ill' iii 'ff' .l ll! jf' 6 X .1 lid: I Q . iz- ! 5 1 un i ' -n J ' T L' it FIRST ROW: Frank Nelson, Billy Lee, Jimmy Owens, Sarah Anderson, Pianist, Carroll Cox, Larry Teeter, Wilmer Gay. SECOND ROW: Freddie Jeter, Gary Lemly, Bill Blue, Roy Gainer, Howard Nowlin, Jerome Lewis. THIRD ROW: Zack Webb, Robert Long, Jimmy Shepperd, Baker Holt, Joe Roper, Douglas Slay. '4 W4 W , ' . . -' ' f In FIRST ROW: Phyllis Groom, Mary Johnston, Carole Law, Betty Ann Williams, Angeline Bedsole, Joy Bryan, Carol Henderson, Betty Jackson, Nancy Cobb, Joan Owens, Irene Pons, Charlotte Ellis, Sheila Leto, Bette Fuller, Pat Cox, Sandra Clark, Carol Spicer. SECOND ROW: Carla McKinney, Barbara Langston, Merial Sale, Linda Wim- berly, Gwen Lee, Barbara Johnston, Linda Moore, Harriet Zediker, Peggy Vann, Ann Pons, Jo Dell Tiller, Mar- tha Johnston, Katherine Griffin, Flora Dudley, Nancy Talmadge, Ann Setterlind. BACK ROW: Kathleen Weeks, Janet McCall, Pat Samuels, Betty Callihan, Barbara Broxton, Nell Bozeman, Carrole Baggett, Reta Melvin, Mari- anne Brown, Bettye Sowell, Diane Nelson, Joyce McDaniel, Joyce Teagle. FIRST ROW: Fred Johnson, Mickey Matthews, Stuart Jones. Jesse Farr. R. L. Emanuel, Jerry George, Freddie Con- rad. SECOND ROW: Arthur Pratt, Herbert Sapp, Jennus Kilpatrick, Bobby Wilder, Buster Waters, Raymond Rumph, Ted Arnold, Hughie Roche, Tommy Ward, Mays Swicord, James Warren, Billy Rumph, Willard Dean, Wayne An- derson, Mike Coleman, Ray Burdeshaw, Kenneth Pitts. BACK ROW: Thomas Byrne, Sydney Langford, Kenneth Davis, Artemus Brown, Oscar Bland, Sonny Parker, Tommy Allen, Robert Felton, Wade Bryant, Gene Warren, James Felton, Ted Haney, Roy Aiken, Dennis Kilpatrick, Bobby Tolbert, John Langston. Yum-Yum fBarbara Langstonj prepares for her wedding to Nanki-Poo fMickey Matthewsh . The Mikado fl-Iughie Rochey arrives in search of his son The Mikado finds his son happily married to Yum-Yum Ko-Ko fBilly Rumphj wot-,S Katisha fKath- leen Weeksj with the disappointing love song about a bird. rf 0 0 0 Nanki-Poo has fled from the court of his father, the Mikado oflapan, to escape marriage. He has then fallen in love with Yum-Yum, but he has been prevented from marrying her by Ko-Ko, who wishes to marry her himself. Ko-Ko, however, has been condemned to death for flirting. Nanki-Poo hastens to find out whether Yum-Yum is free. Nanki-Poo learns that Ko-Ko has become Lord High Executioner, thus preventing the sentence from being carried out. Ko- Ko is, in fact, going to marry Yum-Yum. A letter comes from the Mikado ordering Ko-Ko to execute somebody or else lose his position. He can't find anyone to execute, when Nanki-Poo appears bent upon suicide because he cannot marry Yum-Yum. By marrying Yum-Yum for a month, Ko-Ko persuades Na.nki-Poo to be the subject for the execution. The rejoicing is marred by the appearance of Katisha, in quest of Nanki-Poo. She is driven away, but threatens to tell the Mikado. Ko-Ko comes in with the news that when a married man is executed his wife is buried alive. To save Yum-Yum, Nanki- Poo decides to kill himself. Nanki-Poo offers himself for immediate decapitation, but Ko-Ko cannot do it without some prac- tice. Nanki-Poo and Yum-Yum leave the country. The Mikado soon appears. The only hope for Ko-Ko is to produce Nanki-Poo alive. Ko-Ko solves the problem by offering him- self to Katisha. The opera ends very happily. 'F .I ,- IN MEMORY OF Orin Whitley BAY HIGH BAND DIRECTOR 1937-1955 -Tl 1 fdiig l .SRS ' I! 5 3522 5225 SEE? TOP ROW: Rosemary McCarty. Elizabeth Richie Jackson Jones . Bill Holland . . Walt Weller. . . David West . . . Dorothy Harrelson . . SECDND ROW: Gene Parker . . . Harold Jasperson . Lydia Forehand . . Ted Morris . . BAY HIGH BA ll rT.g . . .Corporal . .Corporal . .Corporal . .Corporal . .Corporal . .Corporal . .Corporal . Ist Lieutenant . . Band Captain . Drum Majorette . 2nd Lieutenant 122 i- .,... --i....,., .A R 3 IM A. A. MCCARTY. . . . . Director ,.. 1 DO-. I EEK A ' wut.: rh A B E l D PfPrri.r r ' 1-ea ..-..--.-.. 1 ai ' 1 T www -. sq 3, ., X? -' Pf,4' r,PAvr'rvr K- .,.:.m' ,,?J,.,: ?. .'I27 '7' -nh' .a,- ' 9 :aff W. -'hf ' ' - ' - ' ' - X Y Q M mrun ' '43 -'21 Q3 ,575 T 1 K K 3 f. H . ' 5Pfwr... , ' A. H ' . 14, V , S V . - K -I t-5 -:A jwghfz' ' ,' ,. v , Vai' '- , ,,gf,gfj 1-73-7',,.'5,f.,, , f 1, -' 4- .1 wk 5 ' -' 1 ' 1 - f f ,f 'ff rl -l lg . 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A . x,,,,, ,...,x. ..,.,,... ...-.-u-.vw--en-4-..,..,..4a..--v , 40 IU 1 'l A 1-' M . ,M... W A wr i 1 W N ' ' A 'nf',?:' L. I' -2,1 -P. -vw .asf MV,-.' 'iv va ,. , if 1 fm. W- A , 1 21: n ,W r,., ,- ,...,. -. -, T11 ........ I lliiilllll 1-59, 1- ,,. g U 1 -1-,, gf in aii . ..... .. -.... THE WHIRLWIND, published each spring by the Creative Writing Class, is the literary voice of Bay High students. It first appeared in 1952, with Mrs. Inez Jones as sponsor. Its primary purpose is to stimulate and reveal the creative literary abilities of Bay High students. TJ, WIIIRLWI ll ' 7- tx ..-,.'- . N ,-,,...-- ,,,..f--- K. Hair, Art Editorg J. Daffin, Editorg R, Lewis, Business Managerg R. John- son, Art Editorg Mr. Tom Person, Advisor. Contained in the WHIRLWIND are the best original literary works sub- mitted by Bay High students. The cover is selected from drawings entered by students. The 1955 WHIRLWIND received an ALL- FLORIDA rating, awarded by the Florida Scholastic Press Association. ,A Janet Harris, Feature Editor, gets suggestions for her annual section. 'rw 1 K ilfifsg-gl, Oh, the life of an art editor! Stuart tells his woes to Ernest. 1 RTQN -,, - nfllll Margaret Hardin, Copy Editor, can still smile after all that work on copy problems. In 1927 the first Pelican was published and twenty-nine years later a Pelican Staff was still stewin', sweatin', and swearin', fa little, over deadlines. We worked at strange hours of the day and night and were always ready to be call- ed when needed. There were times when we wondered if we would ever regain our sanity because of the bills, deadlines, and photographs. But, somehow, fwe'll never know howl we finally came through--laughing at each other and the pictures. - l After practicing art work on the blackboard, the staff members get down to business. Curtis, Carol, Pat, and Stuart draw up pages while Ethel fills in the copy. PAT BARTON 126 Homecoming Queen Candidate QESLTD . 'gsx ff xw-..xi' ' Pat Barton, Editor, finds time among her many duties to lay out a page. NNUAL TAFF Then the final layout was completed, the radio taken home . . . coke bottles returned. . . Ole' man Copeland's type writer taken back . . . Miss Boone's divinity pan licked clean, and the mess straightened up a little in room eighteen The twenty-ninth Pelican was finished and so was the staff. Yvonne Gartman, second semester Business Manager announces the arrival of the PELICAN. TOIt A00 Publications' entry in the Homecoming Parade, Queen Canididate, Barbara Pelham. Glenda, Barbara, Patty, Billy, and Dougie work out current problems of the newspaper. Keith and Buddy offer news material to Elaine and Nina, Columnists, while Bobby works independently. The Tornado Whirl is a four-page, eight-column newspaper. It is com posed and edited by a staff of nine- teen Bay High Students, and printed at the Panama City News-Herald. This standard size student publica- tion, which is purchased by sub- scription, appears bi-weekly offer- ing the utmost in campus activities, sports, fashions, and other news- worthy events. The staff consists of an editor, Pearl McLemore, a business mana- ger, Secora Collins, an associate editor, news editor, associate news editor, sports' editor, feature edi- tor, associate feature editor, two photographers, five staff writers, two columnists, an art editor, assistant business manager, two business staff assistants, and an exchange editor. Mr. Harry Cope- land is advisor. The Whirl won first place in the National Scholastic Press Asso- ciation. It has been declared one of the top newspapers in its field in the state. K 'ark-. ' ' ' IH IIIGIU I -'.4 'H Tue 5 fp ft llnil 'Sml ' ' FOB af' V L!! l r . ,hs 'K Homeroom students receive their TORNADO Wl-IIRLS. The Whirl was rated as the second top newspaper in this year's first tournament by mail, and third in the second tournament. All members of the staff have received credit for one year ofjournalismstudy. The staff meets and works during sixth period as a regular class with a c redit. z lliAD'O -1 . I 51. 'i1i, . Carole Law, Exchange Editor, prepares WHIRLS for distribu- tion to other schools. George and Martha help while Mr. Copeland looks on. dig! Ton . ...tml NY' ix Roy Gainer, Sports Editor, Margie Ferrell, News Editorg Sue Pybus, Associate Editorg and Charline Pledger, Feature Editor, confer on problems of the next issue. Pearl McLemore, Editor, draws up a page while Secora Collins, Business Manager, advises financially. RAIIIO 82 T. V. AUTIVITIE News and happenings around Bay Town are presented to the public. This is done through the facilities of WIDM Television Station as one of the many activi- ties of the Radio 85 T. V. Club. MISS PATSY WARD Homecoming Queen Candidate insulin' ,pi bd! wan 19401559 Jimmy Whittaker, Martha Hornsby, and Jerry Wright QSEATEDJ are assisted by Mr. Donnell Brookins and Mrs. Inez Hart Jones on Bay High Speaks. This program is presented every Tuesday night over WDLP. 130 hmmm X ' N. M. Hornsby, BOTTOM E. Murphy, D. York, RAIIIO 82 T. V. CLUB Radio, which came to Bay High in 1951, has made considerable pro- gress. It began, with all the other publications, THE TORNADO WHIRL, THE WHIRLWIND, and THE PELICAN in one room. Radio- television has now grown into a class of its own, with 19 students enrolled. Television was added in 1955. The students of the radio-television journalsim class, under the direct- ion of Mrs. Inez Jones, have a five minute world news radio program every school day and a five minute Bay High News television program on Thursday afternoons. The radio programs are presented every school day at 2:55 P. M. over WDLP. Last year they were presented over WPCF once a week. The television programs are pre- sented over WJDM at 5:30 P. M. ' Each day two students are on radiog one is the emcee and one is the id reporter. Daily the students use TOP ROW: M. Byrd, J. Whittaker, R. Nobles. lag qw 1llQ'l -. 'fiilff SECOND ROW: J. Wright, S. Southerland, B. ,Mu Pelham, C. Newton, S. Poston. THIRD ROW: Y. Matthews, C. Pledger, M. Ross, M. Baskett- N. Raike, C. Kelly, D. Weaver, Mrs. Jones. the United Press teletype material. The reporter edits and tacks up enough news for a program. There are three students appear- ing before the television camera of WJDM every week. One is the em- ceeg one is the sports or school background news reporterg and one is the school news reporter. The students gather, write, and edit their own news. Several practice rehearsals and a studio rehearsal are required before each television program. Nina Raike, Program Chairman: Robert Nobles, Presidentg Diane Weaver, Vice President, Ellen Murphy, Secretary-Treasurer, Jimmy Whittaker, Radio Chairman: Yvonne Matthews, T. V. Chairman. IIA lIBO0K UUMMITTEE As we worked we laid plansg plans for a whole year's activities at school. We put Bay Hi's policies, curriculum, Con- stitution, calendar and other important bits of information into a book which served as a guide to students, called BAY HI WAYS AND MEANS. As we laid plans we put them into action. Painting the supply center, making signs to keep the sophs from getting lost, cleaning the trophy case, all came as a part of pre-school planning. Then the doors swung open wide to greet us and the school year began. We gave out handbooks to the underclassmen fand women, and settled down to a long win- ter's work. We were expected to look into the '55-56 year. Now we look back with a mixture of wonderful memories and wonder how we ever made it. Barbara, Mays, Judy, and Drusie prepare the Student Exchange for another school year. By the time school opens, pencils, paper, and other school supplies will fill the shelves. The entire committee assembles copy for the '55-56 Handbook. agile -istla In , First day of school and students receive their Handbooks. 13551, 55 2 nvogfgcib EFS? f-Pf Q -A VL1-LTN2 W - ' f 'fr S if 0R6AlfFgFg?? ilg,iiis AA?-Z-RX 5 2' W -... ..,, -,-....,......mu..,fo.,. num n r 1 in Tm:-:nu-, .Nr ,f- NA K 7 . 1 L... .A bs.. , ,, -' 'Z ' .'. .,, 'I 2' qxk .T .. . ., .,,,,, . , V h ,-f 1 ,,..f' L- ig!! ,.,h Q Lplms SRD90 Prize-winning Homecoming Float xg' A 1 134 MAYS SWICORD Student Body President Boots Alford . . . . . Treasurer Tommy Cooley. . . Vice President Virginia James . . . Secretary STUDENT COUNCIL MRS. ETHEL VEREEN, Sponsor The Student Council is an organi- zation elected by the student body for the purpose of furthering the activities of student life and pro- moting a widespread interest in student affairs. It is composed of one member from each home- room section, of each grade, and two members at large, along with the officers which are: President Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer. The council, each year, sponsors what it hopes will be worth-while projects. Some of these projects for the past several years have been raising the money for two 5500.00 Schol- arships, homecoming, and a stu- dent center. SENIORS Ted Watson Robert Nobles Tommy Allen Joe Chapman Mays Swicord Deanna Bobo Eat Barton Betty Jane Hall Mary Catherine Pennel Janet Harris Julianne Daffin Drusilla Braswell JUNIORS Ricky Smith Allen Miller Pat Mathis Tommy Cooley Elizabeth Heim Nancy Turner Vera Hagemann Barbara Allan Virginia James Janinne Bare Patsy Ward Judy Taylor Lydia Forehand Sally McNeil Ruthie Howell SOPHOMORES Ruth Lee Genie Oliver Edwin Hinnant Spencer Fields Barbara Godfrey Barbara Abbott Jan Newberry Marilyn Kent Boots Alford Jeannette Johnston Edith Hughes Carol Willis Evelyn Stockwell Delores Carr Beth Byrd Dorothy Leavins Dane Jensen , ,f I 5 E at l N s Ted Haney Tommy Allen Marshall Anderson Charles Weathersby Billy Rumph Joel Murphy Donald Hodges Beverly Zirkelback Reed Lewis Barbara Langston Lynn Avery Pat Van de Erve Kathleen Weeks Annette Cowart Donna Youngblood Paula Talbert Sarah Graham Pat Barton Drusilla Braswell Carla McKinney Janet Harris Sue Pybus Rita Conrad Marianne Brown Ethel Archer Deanna Bobo Kenneth Hair Neal Morar Mrs. Bone, Sponsor Don Turner Dougie Ross Millard Hearn Walter Allen Carter Peterson Julianne Daffin Mary Catherine Pe nnel Dorothy Casey Sally Stull Elaine Newberry Pearl McLemore Charline Pledger Barbara Carr N.H.S. Mrs, Sara Bone, Sponsor .M-.r...... no ...M -... -..... ..... 5, .......,x :2:....L , -4 ..,-, ,, -- M N...,, . ,,,, ': 5 --......a- 5. E' -v---fm -R - .. .-. . ..., . ,M TL 'Tina 1.4. 136 Blg Blow Committee Al. N . We were all proud of our float for Homecoming . Treasurer . . Sponsor Vice President . Secretary . President N. H. S. ACTIVITIES Our organization is composed of 43 members who excel in leadership, scholarship, char- acter, and service. To be in the N. H. S. a member must maintain an A or B average in his subjects. We have an Annual Honor Roll Party to which seniors, jun- iors, and sophomores are in- vited. All new members are tapped in March of their jun- ior yearg everyone awaits this event. Another annual project of the N. H. S. is the Big Blow As projects this year, we participated in the annual March of Dimes Drive, the Child Guidance Campaign, and all Homecoming Activi- ties. We have had a very active club this year and we hope our future clubs will be just as active. ..- 4 f Y I mmm QUHl AND R O A ,L-.. I .A-3' K 51 IIAI lllclli ' ' 4' W X' l wif, The student-teacher basketball game is an annual affair at Bay High. The students and teachers try to out-do each other in their uniforms and do some real fancy playing. No matter who wins loads of fun and lots of laughs are had by all. SCROLL Mr. Copeland . . . Robert Nobles .... . . President Mary Catherine Pennel . . . Vice President Drusilla Braswell . . Charline Pledge: . . . Sponsor . Secretary . Publicity The Bay High chapter of Quill and Scroll was reactivated in the spring of 1953. The purpose of Quill and Scroll is to instill in students the ideal of scholar- shipg to advance the standards of the profession of journalism by developing better journalists and by inculcating a higher code of ethicsg to promote exact and dispassionate thinking. clear and forceful writing. Quill and Scroll 'desires to make membership an honor that will stand everywhere for the high- est type of high school journa- listic achievement. To be a mem ber one must be outstanding on one of the publicationsg be of junior standing and must be in the upper third of his class. ll. KEY CLUB MR, RICHARD WARREN, Sponsor 1 at Key Club Members 'N MARILYN IGENT, Homecoming Queen Candidate L The Key Club of Bay High School was organized in 1947. The Key Club International is a service organization with projects of ser- vice to the school and the com- munity. The club is made up of senior, junior, and sophomore boys with a C average who are willing to spend time on worth- while projects. These boys are elected into the club by a two- thirds vote of the membership. They are picked by the qualities of character, leadership, and working abilities. The meetings are held on Tuesday nights. Don Turner . . . . Secretary Ted Haney . . . . . President Bobby MCQuagge . .... Treasurer Joel Murphy . . . . . Vice President if '. J lr N ' ' ' Q. qxa SK' , cw,'lC.,K lt 1 ' X Vx XY C, . , 4 -.l -. 1 ,AX C1 X f xg' l X 'kr . y 't 'K s wx k , fn N. . , ,hx CIVIC CLUB Miss Jo Johnston, Sponsor, Joan Hughes, Secretaryg Terrell Adams, Treasurer, Bobby McQuagge, Vice Presidentg Charles Weathersby, President. The Civic Club is a service organization. Projects during the year iHClude Parent's Night and collecting food and delivering it to needy families at Christmas. As other activities in 1956, the Civic Club sponsored a I-Iocrnecoming Queen Candidate, built floats fornthe Homecoming and Christ- mas Paradesqfhelped with the Polio Drive,and took part Winter Carnival. Members 'are elected from each homeroom. ,J V s , ' 15, ' H 3,1 .I R,- .I CNN L N ul!! , it .Xnsj xnll V we xl B 'X 1 -. few '3- , A 4 ei A' 'j Cx i ru om 1 'K XG' . , . .' W' 'nl M , ., ', 1 , - 3 ., .. gl l ' X I f A . X Qi . j we , Q, 3 Qi gi Xl . CQ! ' -K D , sh, xv- -wxh 11,1 -1, Members of the Civic Club fl . 7,5 XA Q-if '.l '1 xf u 31 NINA RAIKE Homecoming Queen Candidate -Q, James Pennington Vice President 1 41 James Pennington Jimmy Gray Harold Iasperson Gene Parker Vicki Dailey Dorothy Harrelson Lydia Forehand The LOOM Club Members MR. ALBERT MCCARTY, Sponsor LOOM ' The LOOM is open to any band student who has earned a letter. Purpose of the club is to promote competition among the band students, promote interest in instru- mental music among grammar school students and assist in advancement and improvement of the instrumental program get Bible Club Members B I B L E C I- U B Sponsor, MISS KATHLEEN LYLE The Bible Club meets for the promote the Polio Drive. purpose of helping students in their spiritual life. The club is responsible for Highlighting the year is the Bible the daily devotionals over the public Club Conference. This is a retreat where address system and assists the Gid- good Christian fun and spiritual blessings eons in presenting New Testaments are received by all attending. to the seniors. Other activities include spon- The Bible Club is open to all stu- soring a queen and float for Homecom- dents at Bay High interested in joining. ing, a Bible Club Banquet and helping l Bible Club Members F. N. A. .,. MRS. MOWATT, MRS, WYATT, Sponsors i v ., i ' 'QW Q , e 'N Ah The Future Nurses' Club was organized in January, 1955, at the request of the Student Coun- cil. The purpose of the club is to help students decide whether or not they wish to enter any of the medi- cal professions. At the hospitals, the mem- bers learn to handle themselves comfortably in hospital situations. Twice a year, service and skills are recognized in a candle- light ceremony in which stripes and letters are awarded. 4 f'--1 ' , J . N X Q A- . ...I-affg z y ia, Janet F ogt . . Janice Coonradt Mrs. Mowatt . Mrs. Wyatt . . Lynn Avery . . Agnes Jansenius aug: . Treasurer . President . . . . Sponsor . . . Sponsor . .Vice President . . Secretary .6 V, V, -J? -:a . . TX .ff Future Nurses of America i 8 TORNADO The Board of Directors of the Tornado Teen Timers meets to discuss current youth problems. The Board consists of: Mays Swicord, Virginia James, Mrs. Helen Lewis, Rachael Clothier, and Tommy Cooley. Sally Stull . Steve White . . Martha Veverka Robert Nobles . . . Vice Joe Chapman . . . Secretary Treasurer Publicity President President al-'-I Members of T.T. T. enjoy recrea- tional facilities available to them at the Civic Center on Friday and Saturday nights. TEEN TIMERS A usual scene gathered around the ole Here we see s ome members of the Tornado Teen Timers showing their identification cards which admit Bay High students only. The Civic Ce nter is a place for recreation on Friday and Saturday nights where all the teen- agers gather t o have fun. jukebox, to listen and to dance to the latest jive. N M .Ti MA .Miha ,' - 1 J Winners at th First Place . Second Place Third Place . Fourth Place. e Halloween Costume Party were: . . Robert Nobles as Ghost . . . Louise Thames as Toreador . . . Yvonne Matthews and Steve Southerland-Hawaiians . . . . Sally Stull as Clown F. H. A. I' M ,A g-. . Future Homemakers of America , If' The Bay County High School Chapter of the Future I-Iomemakers of Ameri ca was organized in 1944. It is a Nfl . 5 'f zwffrss PAU LA TA LBERT 5 - 10-lyco. wd Homecoming Queen Candidate club for all boys and girls who are taking, or have taken, homemaking. This year our membership totals 88. We participated in I-Iomecomingf' Jan Newberry . Mary ,lane McBride Sally Poston. . . . Paula Talbert . Evelyn Stockwell . . Ruth Lee. . . Vice President in charge of Projects . . . Treasurer Vice President in charge of Programs . . . President . Parliamentarian . . . Historian 146 I . emeen ,- ', i. fa mon Barbara Langston models a beautiful dress in the fashion show Our float and skit won first prize! The Annual District Convention was held here in November making the fourth one held at our school. One of our girls holds the office of State Historian of F. H. A. National F. H. A. Week in November was packed full of worth-while projects parti cipated in by our entire membership. 601 .Ji-Q ., I-'Df4Iy.-. FUNS, Q an F. H.A. Sponsors: MISS JO JOHNSTON MRS. MILDRED HOLDNAK MRS. MARGARET FIELDS MRS. VIRGINIA BROOKINS I 1, L The personal, school, community, and national projects carried on by our chap ter this year have made another profit- able and memorable year. 51 ' Z A ' 31 y fi - I V S , ,. .- 5.-,rsh ' ' , 15 A - , , '- 1? -gqasiedxv f 5, .. -f l - L wa ' I . , w ' fi if L l is P x RUTHIE HOWELL , Homecoming Queen Candidate, Winter Carnival Queen. The Mildred Mahan Clark Club of Future Teachers of America was organized to en- courage and aid high school students who are considering teach- ing as their career. Activities will include actual substituting for teachers during the school year. F 1 . F. T. A. vif x 1' xg- 'Y-X Mr. Pears . . Kathryn Tharpe. . Laura Caswell . Marianne Brown . Yvonne Gartman . Barbara Carr . . . . . Sponsor . . Vice President Program Chairman . . . President . . . Reporter . Secretary Future Teachers of America Members C9 T? Q6 .S D. C.T. The purpose of the Diversified Co-op- erative Training Program is to give students who do not plan to go to college an opportunity to get actual on-the-job training in a field of work they think will offer agreeable and satis- factory employment after graduation. The program. is open to juniors and seniors in high school who are sixteen years of age or older. and who have a C average or better in school and who possess initiative, are agree- able, punctual, are willing to co-operate, and to be dependable. Those selected for the program will be in school four hours per day and on the job four hours each day. They take two regular high school subjects, two subjects in DCT, and earn one credit for the work experience in' addition to pay for the work at the prevailing rate in the industry in which they are employed. .gsif - 149 ELIZABETH PHILLIPS Homecoming Queen Candidate A' D. C. T. Program Members MR. GEORGE KIMMEL, Sponsor 'F 5 X sb. Robert Mayo . . . Barbara Langston . . Elizabeth Phillips . . Diane Weaver . . Marianne Sellers . . Katrina Rodgers. . . Eloise Courtney. . . . . President . Vice President . Parliamentarian . . . Reporter . . . Treasurer Sergeant at Arms . . . Chaplain John Morrison joe Chapman . . . President . . .Vice President Nina Raike . . Treasurer Carol Law . . Secretary wif' , 'fs 'ff ' GARDEN clue s 1 Q fl , .q 39 ' -e ,M .., The Garden Club has been active V T .3 since 1950. The club's purpose is to . Q M. -Q -I stimulate interest and knowledge in ff, sw' ' 1 W, the growing of flowers, to develop an , '--1-A Tl . ! ,l . . . . i , -0 P- 1 . .'4.'nll appreciation of the artistic value of , plant life, and to aid in the conserva- C PL. I W tion movement. .'J'-.2551 J Juffx We have taken part in various ac- ' ' I A l tivities throughout the years. Some of ' 1' ' thepprojects taken up were flower shows SHIRLEY BYRD Homecoming Queen Candidate held in the library, instruction in cor- sage-making and flower arrangement. Members served as junior hostesses for the annual flower show held by the Panama City Garden Club. We assist- ed other groups in planting flowers and shrubs around the buildings. We part- icipated in the Homecoming Program by entering a float in the parade with a can- MRS. CLARA ANDERSON, sponsor didate for queen. The Garden Club LIBRARY CLUB '+L JO ANN STEPHENS Homecoming Queen Candidate The purpose of the Library Club is to provide better lib- rary service to the students and faculty. Membership is limited to students who have a C av- erage for the previous semester, and who work one period each day in the library. Students are selected the first week of school for work in the library, and pre- ference will be given to those students who have done library work previously. In Mrs. McLeod . Jo Ann Stephens Evelyn Stockwell Vera Dawsey . Ora Ann Sanders 960 NS' IV IIN ln SISIN ll . . .Sponsor . President Vice President . . . Treasurer . Secretary IIIIIHIIHIIIHHN I Library Club Members Hlllil 'uw A A - . 1 -g , ,6, ' l 1 'f M J.. I ...... minn- 'W .5 .1 'r :r.::...-. 1 ..'-2 P- I I x I X L l X fb - .A N 1 Y s 9. rr -g, , r Audio-Visual Aids Club Members Donald Hodges. . . . President Bob Lineback Sarah Graham A. V. A. Student operators are essential to the audio- visual program. Not only do operators ex- pedite the program but they profit from mem- bership in a number of ways, such as: l. Leadership training Z. Aptitude exploration 3. Group activity. It is primarily a service group where work is essential to the success of the educational program of our school. MRS. MARGARET ALLEN, Sponsor ' Q ly ' . u n n I 1 Q o ' V 's N' X --- Publicity Chairman , Y ,xpA W W- I -- . . . .... . h H Secretary-Treasurer t..., , l 7 3 4 1' SARAH GRAHAM Homecoming Queen Candidate Don Hodges shows movie to Latin class. He using his free period, as do all other A.V.A. Club members, to show movies to different classes. ,P A.V.A. q. 4 . , I w 'Y .J , 'T' Students enjoy film shown by A. V.A. Club member, Don Bullock. Movies are shown each Friday during homeroom co-sponsored by the A.V.A. and the Student Council. 1' rumu.vnsuAL Assrsmns Sarah, Bob, and James prepare a film for the next showing. This is only one of the many chores of the A. V.A. 153 ' .DAILY scncuuit m X 'I f I x LATIN CLUB SPQR, better known as the Latin Club, is a classic language club which promotes the lighter side of Latin. Through various acti- vities such as plays, skits, movies, speakers, songs, con- tests, and social affairs students gain a better knowledge of Roman life and customs. All Latin stu- dents are eligible for member- ship in this club. LHTIN IN HovEpn1fl5lNG an Q - 'L -3 -V53-' , 5 J 1 1 3 f --..,.. .. M I .. .-H... .-.fn-.141 .,..... N I HVSWIIIII X JANINNE BARE Homecoming Queen Candidate Julianne Daffin. . . . . President Drusilla Braswell . . Program Chairman Ted Watson ...... Vice President Mary C. Pennel . . Secretary-Treasurer MISS LILLY HORD, Sponsor , ms -:Al I '-'- -'I-zzz! :rf ---2,5514--H L sa, Latin Club Members -H Isla' will L5 :ig ' QQ ,5:trhW-47,455 lj .9 af vjfiifnf' FRENCH CLUB Ycc ICQ' . Ilfl 3 4. T0 , P in 1 Gwen Lee, Presidentg Vera Hagemann, Program Chairmang Virginia VERA HAGEMANN James, Vice Presidentg Marynel Culbreth, Secretary Treasurer. Homecoming Queen Candidate MRS. JANE CLOTHIER, Sponsor I LES FRANGAIS in '56 were a MELANGE Homecoming--COMME IL FAUTQ Our of characters, who met--more or less-- own MOULIN ROUGE CHANTEUSES gave once a month. At our SOLONS we had a rip-roaring rendition of school spirit speakers, guest artists, and hilarious . . . Vera was one lovely queen EN diversionsuled by Mlle. Vera Hagemann ROUGE . . . and LA RRESIDENTE M11 . Gwen Lee. . . . Held our annual SOIREE with the None of us will ever forget our charming dead Latins and swarthy Spaniards . . . PROFESSEQRE, who bore with us through We barely managed to enter in with our daily MELEES in LA CLASSE FRAN- everyone else in the major affairs like CAISE. Members ofthe French Club RACHAEL CLOTHIER Homecoming Queen Candidate Rachael Clothier . . . . Reporter Dick Brown . . . . Vice President Ethel Archer. . Program Chairman Sally McNeil . . Raymond Groom . Sheila Leto . . Secretary President Treasurer PAN-AM CLUB MRS. CLOTHIER, MRS. BLACKWELL, Sponsors The Pan-American Club is for all present or former students of Spanish at Bay High. The clubepresents programs built around topics of interest to Spanish students. Entering a convertible in the Homecoming Parade was among the many activities in which the Pan-Am Club participated. The Teens-Against-Polio drive was actively engaged in by the club. Members worked in service stations to raise money. The club was the main sponsoring body for the dele- gates to the Spanish division of the Language Forum held at Florida State University on March 9 and 10. Many members turned out for the annual Language Party on February 2.3. ,,. Ap.. .- 'Vffl 4'i3d'!'f. bfi-'Q ' ' W :5'fs5' rf' 'R 'g Has, 1.?!'bff 1-5',?qj.-gg,-Q Pan-American Club Members MATH CLUB The Mathematics Club of Bay High School is organized for the purpose of fostering an interest in mathematics, the greatest of tx I- .. 4 1 C Margaret Hardin . Mr. Edmund Schaefer. Drusilla Braswell . Bill Robertson . Robert Nobles . S 'rf , Q ,. the sciences. Members of the club are all stu- dents of mathematics who are at the top of their classes. The mem bers who participate in the c1ub's if activities can earn points toward a pin, which is awarded at the end of the year. 'i 'E'i The career opportunities in -new . . , l mathematics and the academic hh if, X preparation needed are discuss- ! A in .,M.',::yl?w-jr v A . aging-X . -f t A 'H'--f '- :ag ' '-Ha-'-X1 . ' , - 'iq H ' - M: 1- Q, N -I5x. '9:fuQj:T.Af1'h-:ff 'rugs fa-.,k at f -C -M i -rw if i r- 1-f' ' f.S.-fg.jTf.G. -. 'fg1c,,,a9+gv,,:f. ,-Q: I . --xiii--if fl 5 X M '3 rf , Q . 45 QQ - - X , O, CF Y ' S Pro ram Chairman ' a - 6 M I ' ' U 0 ' g I 12 Alltr ' N if 'A ' . ......Sponsor . , , 4' s 4 lv I., .J at 0 C '. . Secretary-Treasurer - . Q ' ,x .A . . P1 'F' A f ' . . Vice President r p I . . . President V 3 5 S 1 'I-- wifi, :fin ' 5 ,If . ,, an-1.41 7' Q 4' li I t NM 'H : if .J - , ani' DRUSILLA BRASWELL, Homecoming Queen Candidate Mathematics Club Members SCIENCE ' MR. BILL GUNN, Sponsor 3 K -la . A1 S Vg-elif. my Q i The Science Unlimited Club was ', ib pp A A started in 195.4. In this, its ' . , ' i , ' second year, it has a member- ' 'Q I N I ship of 150 students. Its aims ' ' I ' I ' wwe , and purposes are to stimulate in , I M iii' A' ' terest in the broad areas of I ' ., science. Its programs are of M i I: 5 1 I , Q- a varied nature expounding the QQ rn .ppb 7, .' AI ' 5 A M V hxtt Y biological and physical sciences. s k R F ji, W I Its activities include field trips ' t o ppi A and other outdoor activities. I iii KZ' Ii,t This year the plans included a I Science Fair and an award ban- quet. Billy Coyle . . . . Sergeant at Arms Membership is restricted t0 Donald Hodges . . . . Vice President Students Currently enrolled in Terrell Adams . . . . President a Sgience C0111-Se, Boots Alford . . . . Secretary Bobby McQuagge . . Treasurer I Eg!!! 'I I as ' if! gg? s -fr 4 Members ofthe Science Unlimited Club UNLIMITED Mt J ,OAN co. mrs- wg QU Ullflybr A 5 r ' ' ' . I fi I6 1 X x- r-,.:'1-ffm' t wi' 'Y' T! Q. 2 rx fx ,X Abvb V I ,gg U ,ii 1 1 Q: Qu' , ' ' T i , ,- t-irc. - , - Q isliaciflf' an 'g: i'1 ' 'r' k X. .L-rn.. itmggri. ' J , fb and f f if V f Steve Wilson and Sonja Talley stand guard while , I, M two of their friends get some rest. BETTY JANE HALL The Science Unlimited Club Float, with the theme We're Aimin' to Win, took second H0meC0mi'1SQueeU place in the Homecoming Parade. The scene 5 2511! was hillbillies and the outdoors. Miss Betty Jane Hall, Homecoming Queen, adorned the float. Q. ml-3 - Filgg 32 rx-S K ,ati C51 Members of the Science Unlimited Club SCIENCE UNLIMITED ACTIVITIES I I I Joel Murphy, Richard Brantley, Johnny Eddins, Steve Wilson, Roger Johnson, Don Hodges, Bobby McQuagge, Ian Bailey, Ted Haney. The Science Unlimited Club was entertain- ed at their regular monthly meeting by a group of students who impersonated famous scien- tists of the past. These scientists kept the sonated Einstein, stole the show. Ted Haney served as emcee and the panel consisted of five members of the club. Oli- ver Smoot won the prize for identifying the most scientists. PANEL: Betty Jane Hall, Oliver Smoot, Neal Morar, Sherry Fuller, and Pat Barton. club members roaring. Ian Bailey, who imper- A5 ,A '39, 1 . M1 xx5w',,2.. . ,JA I . l u..,.qA...., I NAM.. A .4 H' .- ,.-tiff. :rf--fzsifYfr2',: I. R. C. + '?'rP:1Vf S.. - lv . --.. r The International Relations Club has been an established organization at Bay High for over ten years. It meets once a month, at night. The purpose of the International Re- lations Club is to introduce to the stu- dents interesting people in our communi ty who have been abroad, visited other countries, or who are natives of foreign lands. These guest speakers share with the members of the IRC their knowledge of interesting sights, situations, and cul- tures, of which they have been a partg knowledge that is not obtainable from reading books. Through becoming acquainted with these speakers, each IRC member had a deeper understanding and appreciation of international relations. Joel Murphy . Julianne Daffin . . Mr. Bill Weeks . . President Vice President . . Sponsor . , Y :mn-.4 1-sa bm:-.md 5.1, -'-L0 -pa .. 1-in ,u..p 1 UUJAMQA G.A.A. The G. A. A. was organized by Miss O'Grady in 1950. As the name implies, this is an organization for girls who would like to get more competition and athletic activity than they get in physi- cal education. Every year the club has tournaments in volley ball, basketball, softball and various other sports in which girls en- gage. Each year new officers are elected. The president is a senior, the vice- president, a junior, and the secretary and treasurer may come from any of the three classes. Among other acti- vities, the G. A. A. sells refreshments at all home basketball games. .-fl.-. Shirley Sanders. . . . Historian Mrs. Lyons . Sponsor Midge Presnell Treasurer Mary Johnston President Joyce Teagle Secretary Miss Wise . Sponsor Marianne Sellars . . . Vice President Q-.if-.. Girls Athletic Association Members ff xX XXX 00 I '- tx 1 5 L y.. fl , f w, fs1wmow O 'Q M810 cS-of gn. .1 x xx Q Y 4 4, I Judy Taylor Captain Drusilla Braswell QQ TEAM CHEERLEADERS Hopping in the latest fashions, the yelling gals donned reversible red and white bermuda skirts and socks, white turtleneck sweaters, three-dimension letters and beanies. To add to the colorful display the girls carried out the motions of their cheers with red and white pom poms. Shirley Byrd Annette Cowart Ellen Murphy Barbara Pelham 164 ,. 1-e ' R vw -:f'..- e:f'f-ff,-'ff' H' G' e, 4 it , I.-, 1 I, -lf The A Team Cheerlead- ers lead the cheers at all varsity ball games. They sponsor victory parades and pep rallies before each home game. After many of these games, the cheerleaders spon- sor sock hops. If you are wondering how many of the little things get done, such as marking off the senior section and dec- orating the goal posts, just ask any cheerleader. The Cheerleaders lead one of the the game. ELLEN MURPHY Homecoming Queen Candidate many pep parades before Bay High- Z0 Live Oak - 6 Bay High- Z0 Selma - 33 Bay High- 6 Pensacola - 26 Bay High- 14 Vigor - 18 Bay High- 7 Woodlawn - 40 Bay High- T Cedartown- 13 1 Bay High- 7 Dothan - 6 in A - Bay High- 20 Tuscaloosa 20 6 Bay High- Tallahassee 0 Coaches: Charles Webb Richard Locher Art Van Tone Joe Ovca Leon Garrett Frank Brown 5 -sayrwafi sg a cz - - sqm 'af TOP ROW: Joe Allen, Charles Willis, James Warren, Cecil Kelly, Houston Mills, Tony Crittendon, Tommy Ward, Marshall Anderson, Leroy Johnson, Dennis Johnson, Don York, John Spivey. SECOND ROW: Hazen Sadler, Tommy Allen, Jimmy Murfee, Smitty Stuckey, Charles Cunningham, Dick McSpadden, Richard Robbins, Dick Brown, Mer- lin Allan, Jimmy Gainer, Terrell Adams, Jackie Parker. FRONT ROW: Gerald Sanders, Richard Mapes, Steve Southerland, Mac Carmichael, Claude Patterson, Sam Carmichael, Ted Watson, Bobby Hall, Sonny Parker. 166 Bay High - 20 Live Oak - 6 Bay High rolls over Live Oak in stun- ning 20-6 fashion on September I6. A hard running backfield, a hard hit- ting line, and a well-coached all around Big Red football team smoth- ered the favored Live Oak squad in the Tommy Oliver Memorial Stadium. Bay High - 6 Pensacola - 26 The Bay High Tornadoes were de- feated by the Pensacola Tigers in Pensacola by a score of 26-6 Friday night, October 7. A cold crisp night saw much action on the Pensacola field as the Tigers chalked up another victory at the expense of the Tornadoes. Bay High - 20 Selma - 33 The Bay High Tornadoes lost a free-scoring game to the Selma Tigers of Alabama on the opponent's field Friday night, September 30- Most Bay High fans heard this game on the radio. The fast-moving plays and frequent scoring made this a very exciting game. Bay High - 7 Woodlawn - 40 The Bay High Tornadoes fell before Alabama's number one team, Wood- lawn, to end the 1955 Homecoming Friday, October 21. Woodlawn began scoring early in the first quarter on their way to a 33-point win. The Tornadoes scored late in the fourth quarter with a four-yard drive after a 13-yard pass. Bay High - I4 Vigor - 18 A thrill-packed crowd watched the Bay High Tornadoes fight back in the last quarter of October I4's game in Tommy Oliver Memorial Stadium to almost up' set the Vigor Wolves. The Big Red cut Vigor 's lead, which they made early in the game, to four points in the last quarter before time ran out on our fighting team. Bay High - 7 Cedartown - I3 Cedartown, with a slight edge, fulfilled the prophets' predictions by squeezing by the Tornadoes I3'7 in a somewhat wet game Friday night, October 28, at Tom- my Oliver Memorial Stadium. The teams sloshed through water and mud for a close game. Many fans turned out even though it rained steadily through out the game. Bay High - zo Tuscaloosa - 20 The Tuscaloosa Black Bears fought the Bay High Tornadoes to a zo-zotie in Tommy Oliver Memorial Stadium Fri- day night, November II. This hard fought game brought many thrills to the fans. At one time in the third quarter the Big Red led the Black Bears by a score of 20-6. Bay High - 7 Dothan - 6 An entirely different line-up was used to defeat the Dothan Tigers Friday night at Wire Grass Memorial Stadium in Dothan, Alabama. A surprising aerial attack put Bay High in the lead early in the First half and brilliant defensive play during the remainder of the game allowed them to hold their lead. Bay High - 6 Leon - o The Bay High Tornadoes won their final game of the season Friday night, November 18, in Tommy Oliver Me- morial Stadium. Bay High scored in the first four mi- nutes of the second quarter with a four yard drive after a long march down the field. The Tornadoes kept their lead to beat one of their top rivals, Leon High of Tallahassee. BASKETBALL Port St. Joe Bay High Q X by Murphy Bay High Xa 3' 2 , 5' E Leon Bay High - 1 4 .- , Marianna Bay High 5' ' i ' 5 l E1 Malo ' , 3 l, ne Bay High I 'X X g ' f g is gr f f Wewahitchka Bay High 1 y 5 ' fy Marianna Bay High Q 6 4511 ' V: ivig A 4 A X fl Pensacola Bay High S 5 A Chattahoochee Boy High '4 ' i X- 7 M4 Murphy Bay High 1 M lf QQ'L'qYF 1 Choc tawhatchee Bay High Dothan Bay High Billy Tolar Tafe Bal' High Joe Allen Quincy Bay High John Coleman Choctawhatchee Bay High Ricky Smith Svhattalhgorclhee gay Joel Murphy e.wa 1 c a ay ig Bayne Collins Qulncy Bal' High Charles Weathersby Leon Bay Hfgh Jimmy Murfee Malone Bay High Tommy Cooley Dothan Bay High Mac Carmichael Tate Bay Hfgh Sam Carmichael POI't St. Joe Bay Doug Ross Pensacola Bay High Phil Weaver Smitty Stuckey BOB OLIVER, Coach ' x W5 N- fr-N . V Z flfifliff ,. A Eqx 33, al EB, 15 . i , Q F 4 s R ' ' ' ' P 10-5 3 it NK H fx A ,I qv, , ., 5, xl 5 3. :gk .Q 4 lx K ivh X K I 5 TP lr. fb K 1 o r f o a ou or . Will it go im? The breathless team and fans wait to see if it will be a score. This is a shot of one very exciting game with Port St. Joe played December 6 in the Bay High gym. OUR TEAM IN ACTION John Coleman and Ricky Smith practice shooting before an important game. The last home game of the season was played with Tate of Pensacola on Friday night, Feb- ruary II, xx Tate came out on top with a score of 49 to 48 W I As a wind-up of the '55- '56 basketball season, RETURNI NG LETTERM EN Gaile Hartzog Clay Cogburn James McCarn il f K 1 J. S I v - N Y ' ': ' ' , f Bill Pennington Jackie Jackson Don McCormick uv a., L C A ll Q -w - c , c : 3 an I I 'F e ,watch '55 BASEBALL TEAM I- 5' , r ,.ssW f WWW! JRKAUUQ 5 J A V QE! .+ P -I - nn il 4 The team works out at practice. On the practice field Gaile Hartzog works on his batting as Jackie Jackson catches. In their 1955 season the Bay High baseball team won 7 and lost 5 games. Bay High 's 1955 baseball team. TOP ROW: Ted Watson, Harold Creel, Don McCormick, Jackie Jackson, Bill Penning- ton, Clay Cogburn, Ricky Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Junior McCloud, James McCarn, Gaile Hartzog, Sam Carmichael, Jimmy Byers, Doug Ross, Coach Jack O'Connell. 'J . , I I '11 ,J-.,-I-.' ' , 43,2 , . J. V , -1?--, - --A-f . - ,, gun- - . - e Aw Ginger Williams Captain Meriam Bedsole Janice Christian Dane Jensen Barbara Allan . I RICHARD LOCHER, Coach L TEAM FOOTBALL Bay High - Bay High - Bay High - Bay High - Bay High - Tallahassee Pensacola Marianna Port St. Joe Marianna 45-S4 Junior Varsity Football Members JUNIOR VARSITY RICHARD LOCHER' Coach Bay High B teamets set for the rebound. With their fine playing the team won I6 games and lost only 6. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Langston, D. McSpadden, E. Smith, L. Johnson, D. McSpadden, R. Weathersby, S. Murphy, C. Cunningham, R. Mapes, J. Avery, B. Lee, E. I-linnant, H. Walden, B. Coyle, E. Smith, H. Fraser. ,Hy , 11. I .-.U i,. g,V , I 2 'fgf gi ,f. V ', H 9-, ,,,,4,'k 4 k V, ...., ig , I I 'W .,- n '1 '6 In TIME for closing up shop 15 if fm M K Q4 . P Q: ...I-Q----. TIME for taking it home ,Ia , TIME for cleaning house 1 - P952 Y '1iL .'1E TIME for relaxing and rejoicing ll H 176 0 9 0 0'L'5lf0fI.6tM -51 11fJf --- Pat, our editor, says, Time for ending it alll ' ffiffxxv lg . A? ?f'f? 5Wfwf , 5 WY' Mjzjwf gm ' my 1 ' Zljg, jW5Wfi4i5f,WQ34fW4WEV SMS? , 61 95. QVQ - 'Ez'i ? sf? Bb H22 iiffiii Siiimiw 2f'5fsZ?'1??f igfgfgfjfygfjffiiygyigjfw' Cy fififij ' viykjfvywggfy Qgffzjf ' VQWH 2732, Qmfmfff, MMA. FM. A P r 1 ,, 3, , YYAMOOKS -L ?::z-HGQS - f L-A ,- , nc Am . , . i j1'! Z7 T t ' ' Aol ' W? 2? if A , -Q4 J iii? if JVM K,-1324? ff! W 1 f -N byinjxkildvj yvtf' in 4 A , 0 5 Mi ! 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