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

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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

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..- 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.

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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