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

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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

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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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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