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

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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

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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

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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