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

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ICEY CLUB The Key Club most outstandlng club at Bay Hlgh durlng 55 and 56 started off the 56 57 year wlth the same goal 1n mlnd A prospect for membershlp must malntam a C average and be oted into the club by two thlrds majorlty The new members were 1n1t1ated Into thls organ -M 1zat1on by sweepmg out cars of the faculty pulling weeds on the campus and plcklng up trash The next project the club under took was the publlcatlon of the Student DIFCCIOFY The sale of Chrlstmas trees followed and many hours were spent dur mg the holldays selllng them 'TS' Ssuurs ALFURD Mlss Boots Alford waves to an admlrlng crowd at the Homecommg Parade She represented the Key Club The Key Club made twxce as much money for the Teens Agalnst Pollo drlve durlng 55 56 than any other club at Bay Hlgh The Teens Agalnst P0110 drlve durlng 56 57 was led by the Key Club wxth the Future Homemakers Club a close second The Key Club orlglnated Gentle men s Day whlch proved to be a success durlng the year Another school actlvlty IH whlch the Key Club was actlve was the magazlne sales campalgn for the scholarshlp fund at Bay Hlgh The Key Club spends the money It earns on such worthwhlle projects as scholarshlps supplles for the health room at the school and donatlons to charlty all -----n nn W iili 'S-H Qlmowwabouaafwftlwmewbwes AQTHEKHKCLUB, awadiw I24 ,X 1 4.- , js, . A 7 ' - ' 9 1 ' 3 9 ' ' F , its . . n 'W Q' ' A . .,W .ht 745, ,L ,..4 wr- 4, . Q ' ' 'ws Ufrfia- :f - 'rt ' ' 44 7, v - ty If ,1-fu' ' X ,,, ,, 'A .fww iv' 2 - . . . , -H, 4 X 'I 35 ' . . . . ' . r ' . . . K 9 1+ 5' 7 ,,. ,wwf . ' .MS ' CC ' ' 77 ' ' 7 7 ' CC ' ' 77 ' ' 3 7 . . . H 7 ,, . . . . . . ' 3 , . 9 , . r v NYY' 'bs-' Y -f:'c v . pp.. by . , , 311, 4 , at t ,HL .. , 7 T E, f -2.1 V W my if y so p p Wg vmmq p t lvtty was . X v ,i A A my --Q 3 :sbs W .L . --.. .t f AM.. gf -' me 1 ' -5 ' I index HIV , ' 'a K Hi Mlm, :wrt r 5 , can ant--eg as W.. if - . ., f- - vb 1 V - , if 2- i 4 , ww , ZQW 4 '9 L-15 , X 1 1 , , l X ' Q - . .nv F U 0

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5...-2. u ,.,,,g ll? ,I Officers fleft to rightj: Steve White, president Pat Mathis secretar Karl Wiselo el treasur Y' Key Clubbers took an active part in the school's beautification project? Seen left to right, working, are: Russell Bowers, Spencer Fields, Claude Patterson, and Tommy Cooley. 7 1 YS g , Cf? Tommy Cooley, vice president, and sponsor, Mr. Hubert Williams. Key Club members voice approval to a pro gram at one of their weekly night meetings. i I, , ,,es y