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

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J ...a FUTURE TEAC!-:eras fm OI-'I X AMERICA i l i-+.. 'f 1nm5. 14 , 5. ,yi , . rig nut' 1 IQ- Officials ofthe F.T.A.,' are shown Q.,-f above Cback row left to rightj Mrs. Moeller, who arranges for stu- dents to teach in various schools in the county, Carolyn Reeves, secretaryg Hazen Saddler, parlia- mentariang Nancy Turner, pro- gram chairmang Laura Caswell, vice presidentg and Mr. Tom Pears, sponsor of the club. Miss Carolyn Reeves represented the club during homecoming activities. Members of the Future Teachers of America are shown below. Qbviously Florida will have enough teachers in future years. . .

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Jewell Thomas, Parliamentariang Q g QJ June, Reporter, Tony Land, E Members of the D.C.T. DIVEIZQIFIED COOPERATIVE TRAINING The purpose of the Diversified Cooperative Training Program is to give students who do not plan to go to college, an opportunity to get actual on-the-job training in a field of' work they think will offer agreeable and satisfactory employment after graduation. The program is open tojuniors and seniors in high school who are sixteen years of age or older, and who have a C average or better in school and who possess initiative, are agreeable, punctual, willing to co-operate, and dependable. Those selected for the program will be in school four hours per day and on the job four hours each day. They take two regular high school subjects in D.C.T., and earn one credit for the work experience in addition to pay for the work at the prevailing rate in the industry in which they are employed. Estella Surber Candidate for Queen. Officers at right are: Dorothy Redmon, Secretary, joy Bryan, President, Estella Surber, Treasw urer, Judy Norton, Historian, Beth Smith, C . Chaplain, Buck Martin Ser eant at Arms ackie Vice President.

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Owneuefuoeawslwuwg xfe It oj I 1-. Members of the I R C presented panel dlscusslons throughout the year on varlous W0fld affdlfg Marlanne Seaborn Publlcltx Chalrman, Vera Hage , P d B tt I' ll P r m Chalrman I N Q N O N A L ?HI1znaIbetlICIiIe1fIl11TSefre?aryl lifIarthcZ1gX?everka, Treas Q E O N Q C Burer ack Klnsey VICC Presldent For over ten years, the Internatlonal Relatlons Club has been an establlshed organlzatlon at Bay Hlgh Th1s Club meets one nlght out of every month The Internatlonal Relatlons Club mtroduces to the students mterestlng people of our com munlty who have been aboard V1S1ICd other Countrles, or who are natlves of forelgn countrles These speakers share thelr enjoyment of the mterestlng slghts, sltuatlons and cultures, which can not be obtalned by readmg books Through becommg acqualnted wlth these speakers each I R C member had a deeper under standlng and appreclatlon of lnternatlonal relatlons 'P UUILITI fl 1 S SAB -1 4.a U2 U 4-a .APIJOM JDO G! CU s.. CD ll Members of the I R C 1 If I-'Sim Tj QA' 1 Q av LW K A In , LV I.. ,tk K 1. X f 5 K 1 , I ,N fl-V. VL., ' -Irfjf .I 0 1 ' V3 I , I , KL. ' ft,, , , - 1- - - - , A 1, A W M ' , 7 'X . ' if W 1 ' . . . v -, - A i - A D . 3 w I ' I 7 J 1 . 1 Q . I I I L - I J 9 ' ' , . I 7 T . I . T l 1 5 nu 'O 2 .-1 3 'I f:. 2 - N - H Q4 - A t: ' D. cu .. 3' E s.. C' D ' ,. 3 D-