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

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,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.

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'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