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

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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.

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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 .