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

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LATIN GLUE 9 Miss Lillie Hord, Latin Club Sponsor and officers, Ruthie Howell, Nancy Turner, I Vera Hagemann, and Charles Cullen take time to look at a Latin project together. M f.. ...-M -JHMNNE in VJ' T KX Miss anine Bare glides through the parade ln a modem American Chariot LATIN CLUB MEMBERS M U -1 .- - - ry H fin ' I 4 Latin Club is a classic lan guage club made up of students who are taking or have taken Latin The club has entertaining programs which portray the lighter side of Latin These in clude skits plays lectures book reviews movies and contests The club has a membership of one hundred twenty students 'wma' tt: an 4.--4. I t Alf , T 1 X qi - 11261 , 4, V , 7h ' -H' 't' l ' L, 1 Q X GLQ v . ,fill jf K - I lt-5 Ky ai, A' ' .,,,.Rf , ' I-4 gd-5 ,Q . W - ., . . . , 5 . -Mk p x . . . . - 3 , 7 7 3 ' K' W . jvf is I A V, Ju., 5, , ,, f VVVV 6 4 , z , 3 . . 1 Q 5 A f . 9 , Y x , , my i , ' ' ' , W , p g i--.... 1 T tt 3 Ill? T ' c ' v W k , it e y Q 4 L as 4 ' A ' x -, U ax . f - . Y F . , v 7 , g- 5 1 - -s V . , 4 ' u . I -. f ' . ,, ,- L V s. ' V A . ' Q , , VV A . -- . I' Ar ' if , - . 4:5 I 'EVA :J - 4 . . . ,4 'ar4' ' Q

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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-

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Carol Schneider. . . belle of the French Club radiantly smiles as she represents the club in Homecoming activities. BENCH The French Club acquaints students who are enrolled or were previously enrolled in a French class with the French language and culture. The French Club meets once a month during homeroom period. During the meetings of the French Club at Bay High in Panama City the members enjoy entertaining programs, discuss bus- iness, organize committees to work on pro- jects, and vote on questions which arise. The French Club is not generally thought of as a money-making club, but an exclusive club dedicated to the enrichment of its members.