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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1960 volume:

| | Pelican —upotlight Here we SPOTLIGHT features of scenic beauty on our campus: stately pines rear- ing dark against Florida’s blue sky; covered walkways that link many of our buildings and suggest the interrelationship in our broad curriculum; and the front door-way of the main structure ..... the rich symbol of high school entrance and departure. awa ys gai The - Bay Lounty Y COURT) HIGHS High School Panama Lity os = ee ee Florida 1960 in ossorniconivniy Page Six Were boing To Forget We’re going to forget many of the things that made our high school days worthwhile; we'll lose some of the enthusiasm and eagerness we now have; even a few of our cherished memories will be lost with the passage of time. Realizing this, it is the job of your PELICAN to keep these memories alive. its purpose is to record the year’s activities in such a way that the turn of each page will lead us back over,the old paths, cause us to relive experiences, renew old friendships, and in some small way recapture moments that are gone. Progress and growth come as old landmarks and familiar corridors become unrecognizable. These, as do old friendships, recede to the realm of memory. Again, with this realization before us, we spotlight memorable events, personalities, ideas, attitudes, and ideals, characteristic of the educational structure of the Bay County High School as we know it. Now as we face the possible division of our stu- dent body, made necessary by its phenomenal growth during the past three decades, the complete dissolv- ing of the Panama Grammar School, our original Bay High, we can say, “Let tomorrow come! Let Bay High School, tnrough the years, progress: and expand be- yond our recognition.” All of us will glory in it. And now with the turn of these pages we catch a fleeting glance of the Bay High we cherish! Spotlight Un You As You Participate School Life and Cluhs As You Socialize eatures As You Play As You Learn Administration and Faculty Sophomores As You brow As You Mature Juniors As You Contribute Seniors Senior Features Be Leap Eleanor L335 UEDICATION Your true friendliness, your devoted in- terest in all students, the high standards you uphold in your classes have endeared you to all of us whose lives have touched yours. You have inspired us to find our better selves and at the same time have been one of us. You are a credit to your community, your profession, and an invaluable member of the Bay County High School Faculty. For all you have meant to us, we respectfully: dedicate this the 1960 PELICAN to you, Miss Eleanor Henshaw. opotlight On You As You Participate Is the gang all here? Yea, man! School activities got off to a rocking start as the Student Council sponsored a_ Friendship week early in September. At the conclusion of the week, new sophomores were clued in on their first Bay High event, the Friendship dance at the Youth Center. As a result of the Friendship dance, the membership of our Youth Center was greatly increased. Old and new members alike came again and again to enjoy, not only dancing, but also ping-pong, pool, various card games, or just sitting around watching T.V. and catching up on the latest gossip. Al- ways from the juke box you could hear Paul Anka crooning “Put Your Head on My Shoulder,” or Bo Diddly pounding out “Say man.” During football season, our school spirit rose to an all time high as we cheered the Tornadoes on to victory. As a highlight of football season, many alumni returned for the annual homecoming activities. Baytowners proved that they were inter- ested not only in their own pleasure but al- so in the welfare of others as they filled Christmas baskets for the needy, supported the Church Crusade, and worked diligently in the Polio Drive. Early in December, the Seniors began to plan for the yearly Christmas Ball which was held at the beautiful new Panama City Marina. The dance was a great success and really put us all in the mood for Christmas. Later in the year, the Juniors had a chance to try to outshine the Seniors as they prepared for the Junior-Senior Prom. Both Seniors and Juniors entertained capacity crowds as they presented their class plays. We remember also some of our crazy fads, like bongo drums, desert boots, and beatnik slang. As graduation comes around, we look back with mixed emotion and re- live the wonderful activities we took part in this year. We also look forward to the future and the promise of rewards that we know it will bring. Page Eleven KAt adg mise pirdog put itkat xxyx zz ¢ | hafe a dag and his nameid Vakie, Blackie. This helps typing students improve their typing dex- terity and concentration? Page Twelve Are you going to make an “A” on that plate, boys? These students prove that Latin is interesting as well as very educational. Have you got that spirit? Yea Man! What's the matter, George, too hot to handle? Baytowners enjoy dances at the Armory after the football games. Bay High’s “Million Dollar Band” boosts school spirit at football games. Report cards increase the mortality rate. | dreamed | was Robin Hood in nd liar =e ee mf Sally Stockman, Carolyn Smith, June Hawk, Toni Smith and Dianne George modeled their fashionable out-fits at the F.H.A. camp. Page Fourteen On College Day, students obtain valua- ble information about the school of their choice from various colleges. Civic Club members guide parents around our school and introduce them to teachers on Parent’s Night. Baytowners enjoy our delicious lunches. Page Fifteen Students learn to apply French to many phases of life. Our first pep-rally roused the en- thusiasm that led us to victory as the Tornadoes beat Ocala 28-6. Mrs. Rose Burdette, Mrs. M. R. Burdette, Mrs. J. B. Shellhouse, Mrs. Doris Hawk, and Mrs. Irma McQuagge plan and cook our meals. Brew that Stew! Back row: Mattie Hayes, Gemie Coldtrain, Eva Mae Wells, Vialo Harris. Front row: Willie Mae Ball, Benny Mae Mitchell. Mr. Enfinger and Mr. Cooley are constantly at work improving our school. Miss Marie Lisenby represented the Student Council as Homecoming Queen Candidate. OFFIC ERS, Left to Right: Dewey Conrad, President; Mike Mahoney, Vice-President; Wanda Hughes, Secre- tary; Dianne George, Treasurer. Student Counci The Student Council has the welfare of the student body at heart. The council is composed of members of the student body elected for the purpose of further- ing the activities of student life and promoting a wide- spread interest in student governmental affairs. The council serves as a liaison between the teacher and the student. li also sponsors many worthwhile projects throughout the year such as Homecoming and raising money for scholarships. The Student Council helps students grow in character, good citizenship, and leadership. Page Eighteen COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN: Front Row, Left to Right: Carolyn Holley, Service; Marie Lisenby, Elections, Judy Patton, Magazine Drive; Monitor of football games; Pattie Parrott, Recreation; Pam Prows, Mary Ann Oliver, Hall of Fame. Back Row, Left to Right: Gene Cain, Homecoming; Beverly Bonner, Grounds; Sharon Worsham, Devo- Projects; Tommy Haney, Parliamentarian; Butch White, Scholarship. tional; Helen Walker, Recording Secretary; Judy Johnston, Public Student Council SENIORS: First Row, Left to Right: Pam Byrd, Pam Prows, Joan Gene Cain, George Etheridge, Tommy Haney, Dewey Conrad, Brock, Wanda Hughes, Judy Patton, Marie Lisenby , Judy John- Jimmy Pybus, Dale Corley, Jerry Pybus. : ston, Marie Howell. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Butch White, JUNIORS: Front Row, Left to Right: Dianne George, Jo Gober, Dottie Ennis, Sandra Banks, Lucy Campbell, Linda Haire, Sandra Doster, Carolyn Holley, Sharon Worsham, Janet Copeland, Daphne Student Council SOPHOMORES: Front Row, Leff to Right: Mary Ann Braxton, Vir- ginia Pennel, Jeannie Blaire, Margie Ellard, Patsy Dickinson, Sandra Brooks, Beverly Bonner, Jan Allan, Sylvia Ecker, Sharon Hughes, Pattie Parrott, Mary Ann Mauldin, Linda Hayden. Second Row, oe ae a - y + Ly Dukate, Mary Ann Oliver, Helen Walker. Second Row, Left to Hancock, Charles Albritton, Tommy Person, Ken Thomas, Bill Snuggs, Johnny Cooley, Russ Mathis, Mike Mahoney. Right: John Left to Right: Art Mosley, Louis Crawford, Gary Sullivan, Joe Sewell, Ola McCart, Betty Sue Holley, Elliot Black, Larry Gross, Ray Cooper. Seb pee incre’ a “ea Se eh ee mie ea Se me neg EA at elie dt : 2 ene Series Manian Etta MibcsaNite mannan tntligcsesiin nda eeeepasheitinenieimesiaasiee eraaniieee ee . FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam Byrd, Joan Brock, Judy Gore; ROW: Bill Snuggs, Ken Strickler, Bob Snuggs, Tom Haney, Robert Carol Tucker, Judy Patton, Wanda Hughes, Judy Dykes, Margie Cogburn, Gene Cain, Butch White, Mike Mahoney, Tommy Person. Ellard, Jéssica DeGroat, Shirley White, Peggy Underwood. SECOND 0.6. The Inter-Club Council is composed of all club presi- dents and publication editors. The purpose of this council is to insure closer coop- eration between the clubs and to work closer with the student body through the Student Council. The |.C.C. helps to plan and carry out many of the larger activities that the Bay High student body under- takes, such as: Homecoming, “Teens Against Polio Drive,” and Twirp Week. OFFICERS: Ken Strickler, Treasurer; Butch White, Secretary; Mike Mahoney, President; Gene Cain, Vice-President. Page Twenty-One FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Cain, Rodney Parrish, Keller Brooks, John Shipman, Norman Green, Bill White, Maxine Baggett, Marty Cowell. SECOND ROW: Marie Lisenby, Jimmy Martin, Nancy Lewis, Madeline Penton, Don Sowell, Vicki Robinson, Janice Brannin, Wanda Beason, Joann Rosenav. THIRD ROW: Gerald Gainer, Ken Strickler, Betty. Sue Holly, Jan Allen, Virginia Pennel, M arilyn Williams, Sharron Calloway, Dale Corley, Ken Sanders. FOURTH ROW: Jimmy Zediker, Ann Gainer, Sandra Brooks, Dianne Lewis, Jeannie Blair, Joan Blair, Sherry Francis, John Locke. FIFTH ROW: Elaine Butchikas, Mary Ann Chakins, Carol Brewton, Peter Goodrich, Gerald Hawk, Ronnie Lewis, Larry Lenton. Livic Llub FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Thomas, Claudia McDonald, Linda Raike, Peggy Dickson, Donna Currie, Glenda Miller. SECOND ROW: Bobby Van Hook, George Gainer, Penny Bunnell, Martha Edminson, Carol Truitt, Toni Smith, Shirley Hawk. THIRD ROW: Barbara Orr, Janice Goodson, Joanne Nordan, Nancy Ward, Carol Murphy, Carol Ready, Wanda Dicky. FOURTH ROW: Ralph Kelley, June Hawk, Billie Wise, Pat Smith, Elizabeth Crews, Margie Ellard, Ann Earnheart. FIFTH ROW: Dianne Dickson, Charlotte Peacock, Kitty Joiner, Ellen Jennings, Sharon Hodge, Charlene Horne. 1 | Miss Nancy Lewis represented Civic Club as home coming queen can- didate. i cIviC CLUB OFFICERS: George Gainer, Vice-President; Marie Lisenby, Secretary; Dewey Conrad, Parliamentarian; Madeline Penton, Treasurer, and Ken Strickler, President; escort }the parents around our school on Parents’ Night. Lluh Livic | || | | | The Civic Club.is Bay High’s chief service organiza- tion. It is composed of elected representatives from each homeroom, and selected interested persons. Miss Sarah Jay is.the sponsor. The main objective of the club is to encourage citizenship and service in the school and community. The Civic Club has really ranked high this year in competitive activities. Because of the great enthusiasm | The officers observe the results of the Christmas Basket Drive. and participation of the members, the club won Ist place in the Teens Against Polio Drive and also won Ist prize for their float in the Christmas Parade. Other activities sponsored by the Civic Club were Parents’ Night and the gathering and distribution of Christmas baskets for needy families. Bay High is certainly proud of this excellent service organization. Ken Strickler receives cash award from Jaycee members, Mr. Bloom and Mr. Conrad, for the Club’s prize-winning float in the Christmas parade. Miss Sharon Worsham represented the Math Club as homecoming queen candidate. Math tluh The purpose of Mu Alpha Theta, the National High School and Junior College Mathematics Club, is to ori- Eddie Tunstall, Vice President; Bart Brown, Presiden entate and familiarize all interested students in the Madeline Penton, Treasurer; Becky Bailey, Secretary. various branches of mathematics. All members are required to be enrolled in at least one math course and must maintain a “B” aver- age in math. Opportunities for careers in the field of math and the corresponding academic preparation for these ca- reers are discussed at the interesting monthly meetings. Advanced students are given opportunities to do re- search work in the field of mathematics. FIRST ROW, FRONT TO BACK: Gene Cain, Dale Corley, Johnny ROW: Bart Brown, Sandra Youngblood, Linda Segler, Dianne Cope, Charles Walker, Charles Albritton. SECOND ROW: Madeline George, Peggy Harlan. FIFTH ROW: Penny Bunnell, Sally Bone, Penton, Jeff Meeker, Mike Mann, Johnny Cooley. THIRD ROW: Beverly Cross, Mary Lou Fiddler. STANDING: Mr. Shaeffer, Sponsor. Nancy Lewis, Johnny Jackson, Toni Smith, Bobby Hurst. FOURTH _ FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Hayden, Bill Cook, Mike Me- Johnson, Dianne Bell, Sherry Francis, Judy Harrison, Bunny Morrisey, | Kenzie, Jeff Grant, James Southall, Wanda Shields, Kline Howell, Lila Hanson, Carolyn Mims, Dickie Stewart. THIRD ROW: Johnny Bill Cooney, Ann Crabtree, Joe Campbell, Glenda Jackson, Johnny Watson, Joe Adair, Jim Moody, Bill Cook, Scotty Ellington, Mary Jackson, Beth Coleman, Kenneth Sanders. SECOND ROW: Don Ann Mauldin, Marty Cowell, Toni Crispen, Dianne George, Barbara McLareri, Wayne Boyd, Ellen Heim, Pam Adams, Louise Hill, Marian Pyle, Carol Baird, Julie Mercer, Mrs. Blackwell, Sponsor. Pan Am The Pan-American Club is open to all present and former students enrolled in Spanish. Under the leadership of Mrs. Blackwell, the club strives to bring about better understanding of our Latin American friends. Throughout the year, the club presents programs built around topics of interest to the Spanish students. The | Spanish supper and the Tri-Language party were among | the activities in which the club participated. Each year, students enrolled in the language, com- pete with other Spanish students at the Florida State | Spanish Conference. ) Sherry Francis, President; Wanda Shields, Program Chair- } man; Joe Adair, Treasurer; Toni Crispen, Secretary; Dianne | George, Vice-President. Spanish students and their dates enjoy a chile supper sponsored by the club. Miss Dianne George represented the Pan Am Club as homecoming queen. FIRST ROW: Jon Stoutamire, James Fairbanks, Art Mosely, Dan Chippendale, Jimmy Martin, Patty Parrott, Jo Gober, Carol Jean Lewis, Virginia Pennel, Judy Davis, Faye Lawrence, Gene Cain. SECOND ROW: Eliott Black, Cynthia Lang, Ray Cooper, Margie Ellard, Patsy Dickinson, Janet Nixon, Sandra Brooks. Betty Sue Holley, Ann Earnhart, Noil Farrell, Sharon Worsham. THIRD ROW: William Davie, Linda Segler, Jeanie Lindley, Vonnie Studstill, Eliza- Crawford, Chuck Cartwright, Ronnie Fouse. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Jimerson, Bobby Hurst, John Colmant, Bobby Conner, Frank Cain, Jeff Grant, Jeff Meeker, Mary Sue Zirkelback, Sandra Chestnut, Beth McConnell, Toni Smith, Judy Gore, Becky Bailey, Nancy Lewis, Suzanne Carol. FIFTH ROW: Gene McCarthy, Mike McKenzie, Ronnie Murfee, Gene Johnson, Larry Godwin, Jay Newman, Sonny Adams, Tommy Haney, Dewey Conrad, Ken Strickler, Carol Dill, Ava beth Kneece, Clark Pressly, Jerry Goodman, Janet Copeland represented the Latin Club as homecoming queen. Don Sowell, Louis Crain, Geraldine Ayers, Judy Smith. Latin Club Latin is fun! The club, a classical organization makes it so. Under the sponsorship of Miss Lillie Hord and Miss Kathleen Pilcher the club membership is composed of all students in school who have studied Latin or are studying it at the present. Many interesting programs are presented throughout the year which aid in promoting interest, both in the study of Latin and in the cultural background of the language. This year Latin Club has one of the largest enroll- ments ever in its history. Approximately 250 members participate in their activities. Each year representatives of Bay High’s Latin Club are selected to attend the State Forum, which was held in Orlando this year. Another annual event in which Latin Club takes part, is the Tri-Language Party, held in the Spring, for stu- dents enrolled in any foreign language class. ; FIRST ROW: Madeline Dye, Gail Waller, Lucille Grune, Elaine Bush, Bobby Van Hook, Feral Jean Gross, Patty Thompson, Becky Brown, Sylvia Kendrick, Fran Duling, Miss Hord, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Kathy Rile, Sylvia Trawick, Peggy Harlan, Ann Middleton, Delores Wingate, Wanda Whitfield, Sally Bone, Judy Mathis, Daphne Dukate, Mary Ann Oliver, Pat Stokes, Kay Riles, Judy Darby, Jenny Kirby. THIRD ROW: Paulette Godwin, Anna Charles Tharpe, Nancy Gregory, Ellen Heim, Janet Copeland, Betty Pay- singer, Andrea Rame, Edith Renfroe, Jean Bell, Josephine Thomas, Beverly Cross. FOURTH ROW: Laura Slade, Martha Ed- minson, Penny Bunnell, Doris Sigafoose, Blanche Gainer, Dianne Strickland, Duncan McQuagge, Joe Smith, Beverly Booker, Anita Gleitsman, Jean Flemming. FIFTH ROW: Sandra Marshburn, Betty MacArthus, Jim McQuagge, James Minshew, Henry Stucky, Ken Collier, Warren Renfroe, Bill Snuggs, Tommy Person, Spence Per- son, Larry Kaeding, Charles Albritton, Ken Thomas, Paula Jones, Frances Easterling, Mary Lou Fiddler. Latin Club OFFICERS: Treasurer; Secretary; Bill Snuggs, President; Mary Ann Oliver, Miss Hord, Sponsor; Janet Copeland, Charles Albritton, Vice-President. See Osama) fy FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Orr, Susan Johnson, Von- land, Pat Fuller, Patricia Mashburn, Peggy Clark, Kay Clayton, cille Shell, Missy Barnes, Nancy Teagle, Harolene Pitts, SECOND Barry Mitchell. ROW: Carl Shoupe, Daphne Dukate, Judy Harrison, Janet Cope- French Club FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jo Carol Langford, Carol Sharp, Ann Crossen, Carol Tucker, Shelley Forrester, Sandra Millard, Carolyn Holley, Madeline Penton, Kathy Schneider, Gwen Johnson. William Jokela, Charles Walker. SECOND ROW: John Frivance, Butch Dahl, Jana Howell, Martha The French Club’s car wash proved to be a big success. OFFICERS: Jana Howell, Treasurer; Carol Tucker, President; Charles Wal- ker, Reporter; John Frivance, Program Chairman; Madeline Penton, Sec- retary; Peggy Clark, Reporter; Mrs. Jane Clothier, Sponsor. French Club Le Cercle Francais is an enthusiastic group of stu- dents who promote interest in the French language and culture. Club members actively participate in many of Bay High’s activities. Miss Jana Howell was the club’s candidate for Homecoming queen; her lovely float rep- resented the Fleur de Lis. After Homecoming, the Cercle Francais devoted its time to ‘The Teens Against Polio Drive,” and to the annual Language Club Party, which was a great success. Interesting club meetings were presented throughout the year, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Clothier. Miss Jana Howell French Club as homecoming queen candidate. Who has the class’ attention, Daphne or Mrs. Clothier? represented the F. T. A. delegates at state convention. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Miss Finlayson, sponsor, Dolores Collins, Melba Hill, Janice Wad- dell, Christine Owens, Elaine Bush, Margie Campbell, Faye Mauldin, Donna Hazen, Joan Blair, Glenda Jackson. SECOND ROW: Peggy Underwood, Faye Lawrence, Frances Mathis, Judy Fields, Jeannie Richter, Joy Love, Dianne Strickland, Ellen Jennings, Bobbie Bond. THIRD ROW: Peggy Dickson, Johnny Watson, Dianne Dickson, Earlene Jackson, Pam Adams, Judy Johnston, Gaynell Sasser, Gloria Ready, Shirley Hawk, Johnny Butler. resi: The Mildred Mahan Clark Chapter of the Future Teachers of America was organiz- ed to promote interest in education and to encourage worthy and capable students to pursue a career in the teaching profession. Club members work as student assistants to teachers at Bay High, observe regular classroom routine in elementary and junior high schools, keep the nursery for Parent- teacher meetings at Panama Grammar School, and serve as substitutes for absent teachers in local elementary schools. All of these activities are planned to give mem- bers experiences which will be helpful in preparing them for the profession of teaching. ABOVE, Left: Miss Marie Howell represented F.T.A. as home- coming candidate. OFFICERS: Margie Campbell, Parliamentarian; Ellen Jennings, Historian; Dianne Strickland, Treasurer; Peggy Underwood President, Christine Owens, Vice-President; Faye Lawrence, Sec- retary, and Elaine Bush, Projects Chairman. Wanda Hughes represented Quill and Scroll as homecoming queen candidate. Duill Quill Scroll is the International Journalism Society for high school students. The purpose of Quill Scroll is to instill in students the ideal of scholarship; to advance the standards of the profession of journal- ism by developing better journalists; to promote exact and impartial thinking, clear and forceful writing. The club is made up of students from the Whirl- FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Pybus, Ann Saunders, Carol Brewton, Ellen Jennings, Judy Patton, Jana Howell, Wanda Hughes, OFFICERS: Wanda Hughes, President; Jana Howell, Sec- retary; Bart Fay, Treasurer; Mr. Copeland, Sponsor. Scroll wind, Tornado Whirl, Pelican and Radio-Television. To be a member one must be outstanding in one of these publications; be of junior standing; and be in the upper third of his class. Each year on Senior Recognition day, the society pre- sents a loving cup to the senior who has done the most outstanding: work in the field of journalism. Jimmy Pybus. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Hazen, Joy Love, Pam Byrd, Joan Brock. OFFICERS: Joan Brock, Publicity Chair- Vice President; Mrs. Bone, Sponsor; Becky man; Bob Snuggs, President; Jay Newman, Bailey, Secretary; Sally Stockman, Treasurer. N. H. a. Leadership, scholarship, character, and service are. the qualities to be found in any National Honor So- ciety member. The membership of the society is selected from stu- dents who have made an “A” or “B” average in all their subjects and in the opinion of the faculty are worthy of this honor and will work for the ideals and pur- poses of the society and the good of the school. Mem- bership is offered to members of the junior and senior classes. This organization serves our school in many ways. It assumes the responsibility for Sophomore Orientation, compiles the honor roll each six weeks, and entertains all honor roll students with a big party at the end of the first semester of school. The N.H.S. also sends delegates to the State Con- vention yearly. Under the direction of Mrs. Bone, the National Honor Society benefits our school in many ways. sented the Honor candidate. Miss Sally Stockman, one of the five finalists, repre- Society as homecoming queen : FRONT ROW: Pam Byrd, Shelley Forester, Judy Patton, Nancy Lewis, Carol Tucker, Judy Gore, Ann Isler, Becky Bailey, Margie Campbell, Sandra Youngblood, Wanda Hughes, Judy Dykes, Joan Brock. SECOND ROW: Bart Brown, Gene Cain, William Davie, Larry Martin, Larry Godwin, Jay Newman, Bob Snuggs, Dewey Conrad, Butch White, Kenneth Sanders. FRONT ROW: Lois Cooper, Faye Lawrence, Sally Stockman, Carol Turner, Gayle Whitfield, Peggy Underwood, Judy Johnston, Jenny Kriby, Dottie Richie, Ann Saunders, Sharon Calloway, Carol Sims. SECOND ROW: Jimmy McNabb, Ken Strickler, Eddle Tunstall, Larry McGill, Dale Corley, Charles Walker, Wayne Hodges, Daulton Paulk. ely we? Page Thirty-Three FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Laura Ketner, Bobbie Bond, Peggy Dickson, Elsa Ccleman, Dianne Bell, Margant Bridges, Betty Sue Holley, Carolyn Mims. SECOND ROW: Jessica DeGroat, Sharon Worsham, Carol Brewton, Peggy Olive, Toni Crispen, Pam Adams, Jan Allen, Patsy Dickinson, Margie Ellard, Joanne Fettinger, Ann Dykes, Elizabeth Kneece, Beverly Bonner, Sylvia Ecker. THIRD ROW: Marie Lisenby, Gayle Hackbarth, Jane Pope, Colette Thompson, Melba Hill, Janet Nixon, Marty Cowell, Ellen Everitt, Carol Jean Lewis, Ann Earnhart, Diane Lewis, Martha Edminson, Anita Masse. FOURTH ROW: Mary Sue Zirkelback, Sharon Sims, Linda Bonn, Lillian Wood, Sandra Chestnut, Blanche Gainer, Sally Bone, Linda Segler, Carolyn Smith, Lois Cooper, Sally Stockman, Sharon Gil- bert, Sandra Banks, Ann Lisenby, Judy Smith, Marjorie Strickland, Elizabeth Cruse, Shirley Hawk, Dell Smith, Sandra Pitts. FIFTH ROW: Carlette Booth, Jeanne Merritt, Monty Beaman, Peggy Har- lan, Ann George, Carol Ready, Carol Tulle, Judy Beth Anderson, Jo Gober, Nancy Ward, Caroly Murphy, Wandra Beason, Wanda Whitfield, Carolyn Holley, Bette Thompson, Sandra Mix, Patty Par- rott, Christine Owens, Pat Halstead. F. HL A. OFFICERS: First Row: Betty Sue Holley, corresponding secre- tary; Sally Stockman, Vice President in charge of Programs; Carol Brewton, Vice President in charge of Publicity; Lois Cooper, Vice President in charge of Projects; Jessica DeGroat, President; Sandra Banks, Vice President in charge of Recreation, Sharon Gilbert, Vice President in charge of Degrees; Blanche Gainer, Treasurer. Sec- ond Row: Peggy Olive, Historian; Toni Crispen, Record Ch.; Pam Adams, Devotional Ch.; Carolyn Smith, Social Ch.; Marie Lisenby, Ways Means Chairman; Beverly Bonner, Decoration Chairman; Ann Lisenby, Supply Chaifman; Margie Ellard, Pianist; Sylvia Ecker, Parliamentarian; Patty Parrott, Point System Chairman. Sharon Worsham, State President-Elect of F.H.A.; Jessica DeGroat President of local F.H.A. chapter. Jessica also represented F.H.A as their homecoming queen candidate. F. HL A. The Bay County High School Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America was organized in 1944 for girls interested in homemaking. It is designed to en- courage its members to participate in home, school, community, and national activities. F.H.A. takes part in many activities such as: entering all homecoming festivities; dressing dolls for Salvation Army Christmas baskets, sponsoring a Family Fish-Fry, Daddy-Date Night, and taking an active part in the Teens Against Polio Drive. Members benefit from the interesting programs pre- sented at the monthly meetings. They also participate in many activities to earn degrees of achievement which are awarded at a special formal ceremony each spring. As future homemakers state in their creed: “We face the future with warm courage, and high hope.” Sergeant Bachelor adds his dollar to the ‘Mile of Dollars.’’ Jessica DeGroat installs Gine Allen as a new member of F. H. A. F.H.A. members prepare for their annual ‘’ Daddy Date Nite.” FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Walter Hobbs, Eddie Turnstall, Bill McKenzie, George Cowgill, George Green, Gerald Hawk, Bud- dy Rushing, Mike Quickel, Joe Gorman, Danny Hutchinson. SECOND ROW: Gerald Gainer, Nelson Helms, Sonny Adams, Lynn Sey- mour, Jimmy Brown, Tommy Brannon, Tommy Rogers. THIRD ROW: Glen Parker, Peter Goodrich, Wayne Hanford, Tommy Barry, Jimmy Frith, Gene Cain, Mr. Ernest, Sponsor. Jayhees FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Harvey Pitts, Buford Taylor, David Garrett, Benny Savage, Ronnie Lafoon, Rudy Valley, Chris Schmidt, Bill White, Jimmy Stephens, Rut Riddle. SECOND ROW: Gerald Campbell, Jim Ross, Mike Parker, David White, Bobby Drake, Martin Prim, Mike Anderson, John Hancock, Bill Keith, Mike Keel, Jim Rachel. THIRD ROW: Norman Green, Jimmy Barber, Jackie Rowell, George Hill, Bill Flowers, Corky Bowen, Larry Jenks, Ricky Nelanson, Mike Snyder. Frank Green, OFFICERS: First Row, Left to Right: Eddie Tunstall, Board of Di- rectors; George Cowgill, Treasurer; Gene Cain, President; Nelson Helms, Board of Directors; Joe Gorman, 2nd Vice President. Sec- ond Row: Norman Green, Chaplain, Gerald Gainer, Ist Vice Presi- dent; Mike Snyder, Secretary; Mr. Ernest, Sponsor. Miss Marie Zediker represented the Jaybees as Homecoming Queen candidate. Jayhees Jaybees is a club for all sophomore, junior and a i al iA ee ecu oroanrough Under the direction of Mr. Ernest many worthwhile projects have been undertaken by the members. They have participated in the “Teens Against Polio” drive, and have sponsored a Clean-up Campaign for the beautification of the school campus. derstanding of business principles. The purposes of Jaybees are: to promote civic interest, to fit young men for intelligent, active participation in the Junior Chamber of Commerce work, and to en- courage and assist young men to obtain a better un- Jaybees relax at a typical Tuesday night meeting. as Miss Marilyn Lee represented G. homecoming queen candidate. OFFICERS, Left to Right: Joyce Taylor, Treasurer; Wanda Hughes, President; Sherry Schlarb, Historian. SECOND ROW: Doris Brady, Vice President; Dianne Rich, Recording Secretary; June Ray, Publicity, Linda Burkett, Point Secretary. | wed KOO fe as FAT = fen Yon Re E {eas 3 - eye. “RS Wanda hits a home run as the GAA’s participate in an exciting softball game. Volley ball improves physical fitness and provides stimulating rec- Basketball is a popular sport among G.A.A. members. reation. BE ow a oem oS AVE TE BB am FE ONDE A TIRE Jyeeseaesen Gas Ss AUB EDS oe ferte oe vpn is hae. WG Rees, PETES FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Wise, Sponsor, Wanda Hughes. SECOND ROW: Joyce Taylor, Doris Jackson, Pearl McCart, Jean- ette Sanders, Bertha Widdon, Dianne Rich, Sharron Gilbert, Norma Decker, Janice Fultz, Linda Burkett, Jo Anne Flanders, Anna Jane Stephens, Marilyn Lee. THIRD ROW: Sherry Schlarb, Dolores Win- gate, Margaret Carter, Sandra Banks, Linda Earnest, Carol Morrell, Rhonda Chason, Nancy Perkins, Sylvia Pippins, Gayle Keller, June Ola McCart, Margaret Turner, Linda Freeman, Sue McWhorter, Willie Jean Hancock, Linda Hayden, Lillian Fogg. FIFTH ROW: Dianne Strickland, Evelyn Red, Patsy Jackson, Sylvia Blackburn, Gwen Corley, Dianne Reese, Joan Cuichins, Linda Kerkland, Shirley Rich, Ruth Ann Cline, Pattie Parrot, Jeanne Blair, Jo Rodgers. SIXTH ROW: Fleta Crutchfield, Mary Ann Braxton, Marcia Mets, Parry Thompson, Linda Sue Emerson, Ann Broussard, Cynthis Price, Glenda Ray, Mary Armstrong, Lillian Skipper. FOURTH ROW: Doris Brady, Joiner, Sandra Wright, Sharon Hughes, Shirley Looney. b. A. A. The G.A.A. is an organization designed for girls who desire to further their abilities in athletic activi- ties. The purpose of the club is to promote a spirit of fellowship among the girls who participate in the club. Good sportsmanship is practiced through competing in inter-club tournaments. The club participates in volley- ball, speedball, basketball, softball, and intramural games. Club members also participate in school affairs such as supporting a candidate for homecoming queen. G.A.A. members learn team work, ability to follow as well as to lead, and engage in friendly competi- tion. Page Thirty-Nine | | : FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Paysinger, Margie Ellard, Blanche Gainer, Annette Singleton, Brenda Watkins, Marie Zediker, Pam Byrd, Shelly Forester, Joan Brock, Sharon Worsham, Susan Jones, Christine Owens, Becky Brown, Nancy Carroll. SECOND ROW: Janet Copeland, Elizabeth Crews, Dianne Strickland, Carol Jean Lewis, Madeline Penton, Nancy Lewis, Gayle George, Jan Allen, Ann Isler, Martha Ann Crossen, Judy Gore, Judy Fields, Faye Lawrence, Ann Lisenby, Susan Gainous, Beverly Cross, Linda Lawson. Litthe Women One of Bay High’s newest clubs is Little Women, a club for Sophomore, Junior and Senior girls interested in civic and community work. Panama City’s Woman’s Club sponsors this organization. This Year Little Women took an active part in the annual Teens Against Polio Drive. Also, the members worked diligently to make the Polio Carnival, which was the highlight of the drive, a great success. Little Women participated in Homecom- ing activities, sponsoring Miss Judy Patton as their can- didate for queen. With much support and enthusiasm on the part of all members, Judy was among the five finalists. Miss Judy Patton represented the Little Women as homecoming queen candidate. OFFICERS,: Left to Right: Sally Bone, Handbook Chairman; Marie Lisenby, Program Chairman; Carol Brewton, Projects Chairman; Ann Isler, Corresponding Secretary; Judy Patton, Vice President; Judy Gore, President; Nancy Lewis, Recording Secretary; Betty Paysinger, Historian; Dianne Strickland, Telephone Chairman; Janet Copeland, By-Laws. —Litthe Women FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jo Gober, Beth McConnell, Dottie Ann Earnhart, Patsy Dickinson, Peggy Olive, Mary Sue Zirkleback, Ennis, Dianne George, Ann Gainer, Faye Mauldin, Pat Stokes, Carol Brewton, Marie Lisenby, Linda Segler, Sally Bone, Cynthia Patty Parrott, Sandra Youngblood, Wanda Beason, Vicky Robinson, Lang, Janice Branning, Janet Nixon, Marty Cowell, Jana Howell, Jo Anne Roseneau, Lynne Lewis, Glenda Jackson. SECOND ROW: Leslie Herrington, Beth Coleman, Judy Patton. 1A FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ernest Hogan, Chris Gainer, Jimmy Shelton Pettis, Donnie Wildon, James Roy O’Neal, Mr. Goodson, Fowler, Robert O’Neal, Don Odom, Martin Waldorf. SECOND ROW: Sponsor, Harold Brunner, Daulton Powell, Jack Branning. Tec Club The TEC Club was organized in 1955 and is primarily for those boys enrolled in manual training courses. The Bay High Chapter is a member of the State Federation of TEC Clubs. Under the supervision of Fred Goodson, members participate in the state board meetings, and in the annual convention each year. OFFICERS, Front Row, Left to Right: Ernest Hogan, Presi- dent and State Third Vice President; Chris Gainer, Vice- President; Jimmy Fowler, Secretary; Robert O Neal, Treasurer; Mr. Goodson, Sponsor; Don Odom, Sergeant at Arms. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paulette Bryan, Peggy Underwood, Diane Corley, Diane Gilbert, Gayle Register, Earlene Kirkland, Live Ann Brunner, Linda Addison, Janice Forehand, Phyllis Corbin, Miss Sledge, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Barbara Murfee, Sally Bone, Beverly Cross, Becky Browne, Sharon Calloway, Charlene Kelly, Lana Brock, Anita Gleitsman, Beverly Booker, Olene Gilmore, Gayle Keller, Earlene Jackson. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Danley, Shir- The main purpose of the Bible Club is to promote spiritual growth among the members of the student body. The activities of the club include such projects as pre- senting daily devotionals over the p.a. system and par- ticipating in the polio and church attendance drives. The outstanding event of the year is the Bible Club Conference. This is a meeting of delegates from Bay High and Cario High who enjoy Bible study together. ' Miss Sharon Calloway represented the Bible Club as homecoming queen candidate. ley Rich, Ann Broussard, Nancy Gregory, Sue Kinsey, Lucille Greene, Gayle Greene, Sherlon Horne, Helen Walker, Hazel Snell, Rebecca Pat Cobb, Emmette Adams. FOURTH ROW: Kitty Joiner, Jimmy Mashburn, Wayne Turner, Wayne Hodges, Winston Jay, Johnny Watson, Carl Shoupe, Dale Corley, James Minshew, Ken- neth Sanders, Kenneth Yarbourough, John Crismen. Bible Glob OFFICERS: Rebec ca Hilton, President; Hazel Snell, Vice President; Charlene Kelly, Secretary; Winston Jay, Co-Program Chairman; Miss Sledge, Sponsor; Sharon Calloway, Treasurer; Kenneth San- ders, Program Chairman. f | Re The Key Club’s candidate, Pam _ Byrd, reigned over the 1960 Homecoming fes- tivities. OFFICERS: Mr. Day, Sponsor; Butch White, Presi- dent; Bill Snuggs, Vice President; Jay Newman, Secretary; Bob Snuggs, Treasurer. hey Club The Key Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Day, trains the members to become better leaders and de- velop their working activities. The club is made up of sophomore, junior and senior boys who maintain a “C” average in their school sub- jects. The members are chosen because of their out- standing character, leadership and working abilities. This year the Key Club has been one of the most active clubs around Bay High. Some of the projects in Page Forty-Four which the Key Club members have participated are: raising and lowering the flag, sponsoring Gentleman’s Day, publishing and selling student directories and cal- endars, working diligently in the Teens’ Against Polio Drive and selling refreshments at football games. Each member has done his share to make these projects a success. This cooperation and participation will help them to assume more civic responsibilities in the future. Barry Mitchell, William Davie, Larry Godwin, Billy Cordell, Dewey Conrad, Art Zediker, Don Sowell, Louis Crawford. FOURTH ROW: Jim Moody, Art Mosely, Spence Persons, John Colmant, Charles Albritton, Tommy Person, Jack King, Bruce Haulman, Gary Sullivan, Larry Gross, Mike Mahoney. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry McGill, Bill Snuggs, Marvin Riggs, Jimmy Zediker, Johnny Cooley, Mr. Day, Sponsor, Butch White, Tommy Haney, Frank Cain. SECOND ROW: George Ether- idge, Clyde Haulman, Charlie Davie, Skipper Holm, Russ Mathis, James Carswell, Bob Snuggs, Ken Strckler, Jay Newman, Ray Cooper, Joe Smith. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Murphee, Don Boyette, hey Uluh Key Clubbers discuss money-making projects. FIRST ROW: James Giles, Frank Green, Marjorie MacDonald. Jim McQuagge, Nathan Owens. SECOND ROW: Charles Cox, Jimmy McNabb, Hubert Moore, Bart Fay, James Minshew, Jim Ebensgard. Amateur Hadio The Amateur Radio Society is a new organization whose purpose is to unite the amateur radio operators and increase interest in amateur radio in the high school. The majority of the members are licensed ama- teurs who have passed a rigid test given by the Fed- eral Communications Commission in Washington, D. C. Miss Beverly Bonner represented the Amateur Radio Club as homecoming queen candidate. Vice-President. OFFICERS: James Giles, Treasurer; Hubert Moore, President; Bart Fay, The club is affiliated with the Panama City Amateur Radio Club and the Amateur Radio Relay League. This year the club participated in the Homecoming activities and coordinated the -residue of their activi- ties with those of the Panama City club. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pam Prows, Susan Jones, Bob Snuggs, Dewey Conrad, Susan Gainous, Sandra Youngblood. SEC- OND ROW: Pam Byrd, Brenda Watkins, Leslie Herrington, Judy Gore, Colette Thompson, Carol Brewton, Gayle Whitfield, Frances Mathis, Marie Lisenby, Sally Stockman, Carol Ann Roberts, Nancy Lewis, Becky Bailey, Cavelle Renfroe, Elaine Bush, Lana Crook, Sharon Calloway, Carol Tucker, Judy Patton. THIRD ROW: Johnny Cope, Johnny McLemore, Charles Welch, James Cannon, Jeff Grant, Russell Stewart, Tommy Rogers, Lynn Seymour, Danny Hutchinson, Gene Cain, Freddy Warren, Dale Corley, Ronald Taylor, Johnny Watson. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Weeks, Sponsor, Robert Cogburn, Sharon Gilbert, Janet Fultz, Linda Burke tt, Kaye Loche, Lou New- man, Jimmy Brown, Mike Quickel, George Cowgill, Nelson Helms, Joe Brown, Robert Love, Joe Gorman, Wayne Hodges, Buddy Rushing, Peggy Underwood, Dianne Strickland, Diane Gilbert, An- nette Moates, Margie Campbell. I. i. The International Relations Club was organized for the purpose of presenting to interested students, a clear perception of the performances of nations. Students enrolled in various history courses have an opportunity to become familiar with world problems OFFICERS: Robert Moates, dent; Annette Jeff Grant, through the interesting programs which are presented at the monthly meetings. The I.R.C. hopes to increase each student’s knowledge of today’s modern world. Vice-Presi- President; Gene Cogburn, Secretary; Cain, Treasurer; Bob Snuggs, Pro- gram Chairman. Miss Pam Prows represented the homecoming queen lie Re Case as candidate. The newly organized Anchor Club is sponsored by | the Pilot’s International Club of Panama City. Since this is its first year of service at Bay High, it is made up of thirty charter members. Anchor Club members eagerly participated in many school activities such as: the Teens Against Polio Drive. Members worked diligently and made their booth at the “Teens Against Polio’ Carnival a huge success. OFFICERS, First Row, Left to Right: Judy Dykes, President; Helen Walker, Vice-President; Pat Lamonica, Secretary; Mary Ann Oliver, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Miss Bachelorette, Sponsor; Fleta Crutchfield, Sophomore Sponsor; Anita Masse, Junior Sponsor; Marilyn Lee, Senior Sponsor. Anchor Cluh During the drive, they sponsored a fashion show, a slave auction and participated in the T.A.P. Carnival. Because of their worthwhile efforts and active participa- tion, they won second place in the drive. Anchor Club is expected to do bigger and better things in the years to come. The Anchor Club girls presented a lovely fashion show as one of their various money-raising projects. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Kelly, Harolene Pitts, Helen Walker, Pat Lamonica, Charlotte Pilcher, Ann Middleton, Frances Easterling, Carol Truit. SECOND ROW: Judy Darby, Pat Fuller, Daphne Dukate, Mary Ann Oliver, Fleta Crutchfield, Lou New- Judy Dykes, President, receives man, Marilyn Lee. THIRD ROW: Sandra Adams, Mary Armstrong, Martha Ethridge, Judy Dykes, Kathy Boyd, Mary Ann Mauldin, Mary Ann Braxton, Nancy Teagle, Jane Pope, Anita Masse. Club charter. OFFICERS, Left to Right: Marvin Riggs, Projects Chairman; Brenda Watkins, Treasurer; Tommy Per- son, President; Annette Singleton, Secretary; John Hancock, Vice President. Beta Club Beta Club is a leadership-service organization for has participated in all service activities of the school. | | high school students. ime rhe | sabi talk tae et sci The club is made up of seniors, juniors and sopho- Its purpose is to promote the ideals of honesty, ser- © mores, who are chosen because of their outstanding vice and leadership among the high school students of — character, creditable achievement and leadership abil- America, to reward achievement and to encourage ity. and assist students to continue their education after : Beta Club won the school-grounds cleanup contest, high school. ie , ‘ . ae, and participated actively in the “Teens Against Polio Bay High chapter of Beta club was organized under drive, and has plans for service projects in the near the sponsorship of Mr. Georg in November, 1959, and _ future. Mr. Georg talks with the guest speaker at the organi- zational meeting of the Bay High Chapter of Beta Club. mw es et ee woe vey me ea ” Set Sey oe Be faae eters ee to ian wn eae Peer wen FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Blanche Gainer, Betty Ruth Pay- Gregory Cook, Janice Blue, Anne Bell, Carolyn Mims, Faye Mauldin. singer, Christine Owens, Madeline Penton, John Hancock, Johnny THIRD ROW: Pam Adams, Nancy Brown, Marty Cowell, Barbara Jackson, Tommy Person, Nelson Helms, Marvin Riggs, Marie Thames, Janet Fultz, Simone Simmons, Sandra Mashburn, Ann Dykes, Zediker, Annette Singleton, Brenda Watkins. SECOND ROW: Barbara Richter, Mr. Georg, Sponsor. Dianne Strickland, Judy Harrison, Sandra Chestnut, Joan Blair, Beta Club President Tommy Person gives a speech at the in- stallation of officers. Page Fifty-One ss FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie Fouse, Jacob Blackwell, Johnny Tommy Howard, Tommy Brock. THIRD ROW: Tommy Bodiford, Paul Tiner, Frank Bobe, Roy Blue, Bobby Lee. SECOND ROW: Bobby Conrad, Danny Surber, Bill Keller, James Loften. Joe Brock, Pat Spikes, Jimmy Mallock, Dale McRee, Bob Groeteke, Forestry Club OFFICERS, First Row, Left to Right: Pat Spikes, Vice- President; Tommy Howard, Historian; Bill Keller, President; Dale McRee, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Mr. Allan, Sponsor; Tommy Brock, Sergeant at Arms. The purpose of the Forestry Club is to unite boys who are interested in the betterment of society and the individual, and in furthering the interest in forestry and wild life conservation. Projects undertaken by the Forestry Club include: planting trees for private landowners, gathering pine cones for the state nursery, and assisting state and federal government in forest fire prevention campaigns. | | Mr. Pool served as an excellent sponsor é F | for the Forestry Club this year. The club has also played an active role in the es- tablishment of a Forestry Course at Bay High which = = was the first to be taught on a high school level in Bis perc Z ack the United States. The Bay High Forestry Club has en- couraged interest in forestry throughout the state of WH, Vr Florida. (‘LElm mm r= Miss Linda Thomas represented the Forestry Club as homecoming queen candidate. Forestry Club FUTURE AMERICAN FORESTERS Y, AY CANAM a cit FIRST ROW: Carolyn Watts, Judy Watts, Jane Adams, Sharon Sims, Becky Hahn, Marjorie McDonald, Fleta Crutchfield, Carolyn Williams, Sharon Sims, Linda Setterland. SECOND ROW: Molly Walker, Pat Lamonica, Lanell Kebbler, Alice Pollock, Linda Jo Gardner, Jonelle Hawkins, Doris Jackson, Iris Hobbs, Janice Bran- ning, Pat Waters. THIRD ROW: Pam Quartrille, Melba Hill, June Hawk, Glenda Jackson, Charlene Steel, Blanche Gainer, Phyllis Godwin, Pam Prows, Judy Mathis, Vaudell Kilpatrick, Ann Dykes, Marjorie Kilessar. FOURTH ROW: Mary Schabert, Ann Pierce, Frances Easterling, Olivia Allen, Jenne Kirby, Judy Gore, Becky Bailey, Glenda Miller, Sharon Gilbert. blee Club FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sammy Harrison, Billy Padgett, Wen- dell Frith, Ray Leonard, Bobby Kirkland, Travis Taylor, Eugene Landers, Mr. King, Director. SECOND ROW: Larry Collins, Gary Lee, Winston Scott, Russell Caswell, Jacob Blackwell, Ray Hamp- ton, Rhody Peuhs. THIRD ROW: Reeves Adair, Jim Jarman, Kenneth Pettis, Harvey Pitts, Jimmy Bodine, Robert Johnson, Abelardo Gon- zalez. FOURTH ROW: Clark Fisher, Tommy Berry, Don Pumphrey, Powell Blue, Buford Raylor, Rabon Johns, Mike Tracy. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Ponds, Marilyn Bass, Kathy Joanne Williams, Cheryl Love, Carol Baird, Gail Blue, Pat Jack- Schneider, Jossie Walters, Ellen Miller, Margaret Bridges, Sharon son, Annette Kilessar, Judy Smith, Jeanie Lindley, Pat Thrasher, Law, Ann George, Judy Price. SECOND ROW: Ferris Boyette, Dorothy Redd. blee lob Boys’ Quartet: Tommy Barry, Har- vey Pitts, Jim Jarman, Sammy Har- rison. Page Fifty-Five OFFICERS, First Row, Left to Right: Marjorie McDonald, Ensemble Librarian; Judy Gore, Librarian; Glenda Miller, Secretary. SEC- OND ROW: Tommy Rogers, Captain; Rus- se ll Caswell, Vice President; Pam Prows, Uniform Chairman; Becky Bailey, Librarian; Sharon Gilbert, Publicity Chairman; Jane Adams, President. blee Club ENSEMBLE, First Row, Left to Right: Iris Hobbs, Jone Adams, Marjorie McDonald. SECOND ROW: Jenny Kirby, Olivia Allen, Melba Hill. THIRD ROW: Jim Jarman, Harvey Pitts, Tommy Barry, Sammy Harrison. NOT PICTURED: Judy Watts. Miss Glenda Miller represented the Glee homecoming queen Club this candidate. year as Miss Irma Ann Hughes represented D. C. T. as homecoming queen candidate. MeL I. The Diversified Co-operative Training Program is to provide training in their chosen field for students who | ee Ly do not plan to attend college. This program is open to ee oe oe Ss juniors and seniors who have at least a “C” average in school and who possess initiative, are agreeable, punctual, willing to cooperate, and are dependable. Those selected for this program spend four hours a day in classes and four hours on the job each day. OFFICERS, First Row: Janyce Anglin, Historian; Patty DCT students receive three credits for academic sub- Meadows, President; Bryn Whitus, Secretary; Anita McLe- jects, two for DCT subjects and one for the actual ex- more, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Evanda Rhea, Reporter; : th int ki Bobby Theus, Parliamentarian; Vermell Corley, Chaplain; eee ae ad aoe OLNING Billy Grubbs, Vice-President; James Pope, Sergeant at Arms. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Henderson, Janyce Anglin, Bryan, Elgie Carpenter. THIRD ROW: Bobby Theus, James Pope, Patty Meadows, Evanda Rhea, Sarah Sellars, Irma Ann Hughes, A. C. Wright, Frank Taylor, Billy Grubbs, Richard Neeves, Mr. Anita McLemore. SECOND ROW: James Williams, Vermell Corley, Kimmel, Sponsor, Ron Brannon, James Thomas, Bill Ogburn. Cecelia Lee, Carolyn Firestone, Sylvia Tew, Bryn Whitus, Paulette Looks posed, doesn’t it? Go Chuck- and we all rocked out at the Youth Center. Youth Center The Youth Center is-designed to provide a place for the students of Bay County, to take part in recreational activities. Under the supervision of Mr. Frank Brown, students have a chance to get together on week-ends and after school hours to enjoy dancing, ping-pong, pool, card games, T. V., or just playing the juke box while sitting around talking. Bay High students certainly are lucky to have such a wonderful Youth Center equipped with the most modern facilities to meet their needs. OFFICERS: Pam Byrd, Secretary; Don Patterson, President; Janet Copeland, Vice-President; Judy Patton, Treasurer. TWIRLING CORPS, Left to Right: Dianne Miller, Faye Mauldin, FEATURE -TWIRLERS: Lynn Lewis and Charlotte Pilcher. Kathy Helms, Gina Freeman, Barbara Kendrick, Lynne Lewis, Charlotte Pilcher, Sharon Hughes, Lynda Hayden, Sondra Fair- cloth, Linda Hair, Diane Lucas. Majorettes Dixie Darlings instructed Bay High Twirlers in the finer points of twirling. TROMBONES Norman Brown LeRue Dunson Timmy Gibson Bryan Epps Harry Stuckey Carl Watts Chuck Cartwright Butch Henderson Sandra Youngblood Gene Burlingame BASS TROMBONE Janis Waddell BARITONES James Williams Charles Kingry Brian Foy Page Sixty BASS Don Armagost Billy Moon Ronnie Nobles Joel Turner Ronnie Mowat STRING BASS Bruce Haulman Charlotte Pilcher TYMPANI Peggy Hooker PERCUSSION Ronnie Wester John Gainey Jimmy McCrone Skipper Holm James Fairbanks Curtis Granberry Jack King Diane Minshew The Bay High Schoo ALTO CLARINETS Karl Schneider David Money BASS CLARINETS Della McNabb Judy Smith ALTO SAXOPHONES Glenda Land Jean Fleming Marty Nelson Jerry Bevis TENOR SAXOPHONES Carlton Peterson Cynthia Lang BARITONE SAXOPHONE Jo Ann Barfield | : . . 4 | | —— uymphonic Band CORNETS Ralph Waddey Jimmy Ault Jerry Chafin Roger Bush Larry Hudson Jim Prater Sandy Ranow James Dean TRUMPETS Bill Flowers Charles Robertson Bob Preston Lamon Turner Billy Walker HORNS Carol Turner Bart Fay Betty Paysinger Pat Murray Margie Kent Juanita Mason PICCOLO Sylvia Fenn FLUTES Ann Daffin Susan Ginter Joe Patterson Catherine Dean OBOES Jimmy McNabb Judy Darby _ Ann Gainer BASSOONS Becky Leitch William Jokela Carol McAlpine CLARINETS Hubert Moore Ronnie Smith Pat Crain Ann Broussard Jerry Smith Virginia Young Paula Triplett Susan Gainous Victor Donn Nancy Carroll Donnie Kittsmiller Harold Tabb Paul Conrad Bobby Outlaw Gayle Eldridge Louise Hill Reba Fenn Sylvia Trawick Donna Bennett Glen Stubbs Jay Overstreet Wayne Floyd Page Sixty-One ETUDE CLUB, First Row, Left to Right: William Jokela, Hubert Moore, Ralph Waddy, Paul Conrad, James Williams. SECOND ROW: Carcl Turner, Jean Fleming, Becky Leitch, Glenda Land, Peaay Hooker, Judy Darby. DRUM SECTION: Diane Minshew, Peggy Hooker, Gary Campbell, James Fairbanks, John Gaine Granberry, Jack King, Jimmy McCrone, Bill Crossen, Ronnie Wester, Skipper Holms. Hubert ‘‘Sound’’ Moore toots out a tune on his clarinet. Bet Peggy has goodies stored in those kettles for the party after the concert! Miss Faye Mauldin represented the Band as homecoming queen candi- date. OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hubert Moore, Corp. Ist sq., Della Due McNabb, Corp. 2nd sq., Carlton Peterson, Corp. 3rd sq., Ralph Waddy, Corp. 4th sq., Karl Watts, Corp. 5th sq., James Williams, Corp. 6th sq., Jimmy McCrone, Corp. 7th sq., Charlotte Pilcher, Corp. 8th sq. 2nd ROW: Norman Brown, Captain; Bart Fay, Ist Lt; Carol Turner, 2nd Lt.; Becky Leitch, Drum Major; Charles Kingry, Assistant Drum Major; Janice Waddell, Librarian, Glenda Land, Librarian. Band members receive final instructions from Mr. Schlegel before the concert. Band Director, Band JIM POSEY 1944-1960 In memory of Jim. He loved and was loved by his fellow band members. MR. J. LOUIS SCHLEGEL III Miss Simone candidate. Sharon Hodge, Vice-President; Gregory Cook, Historian; OFFICERS: Simone Simmons, President; Freida Jenkins, Treasurer; Janice Blue, Projects Chairman. The members of the Senior Nurses’ Club are girls who are contemplating entering the Nursing profession after high school graduation. By working at Bay Memor- ial Hospital the girls become familiar with various as- pects of nursing. These valuable experiences prepare the club members for nurses’ training after graduation. Simmons represented the Nurses’ cluo as homecoming queen Don’t drop him, Anni! Senior Nurses FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Janice Carlson, Ann Hughes, Mrs. Johnson, Sandra Keel, Janice Blue. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Mer- cer, Sharon Hedge, Freida Jenkins, Gregory Cook, Simone Simmons. Junior Nurses’ Members of the Junior Nurses’ Club work one afternoon each week at Bay Memorial Hospital. They work in the nursery, answer lights, and carry dinner trays. Members also strive to earn club pins on a_ point-system basis. At the end of the year, they become members of the Senior Nurses’ Club. OFFICERS, Left to Right: Anita Masse, Historian; Janice Rhinehart, President; Linda Segler, Vice-President; Mary Lou Fidler, Treasurer; Ella Rose Porter, Secretary. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Lou Spivey, Iris Hobbs, Mar- Masse, Carol Truitt. THIRD ROW: Jeanette Scott, Elizabeth Belyeu, tha Etheridge, Gerry Shumaker, Mary Ann Oliver, Ella Rose Porter. Pat Collins, Linda Segler, Barbara Laramore, Lanell Kebbler, Judy | SECOND ROW: Charlene Horne, Mrs. Mowat, Sponsor, Gwen An- Darby, Celette Thompson, Janice Rhinehart. derson, Mary Lou Fidler, Pat Lamonica, Linda Lawson, Anita oo ee Se = = Wim Teese wl ee FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Lineil, Fran Duling, Jeanne rof, Marilyn Smith, Jan Allen. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Bass, Gloria Blair, Betty Sue Anderson, Margaret Turner, Shirley White, Eliza- Cole, Nael Farrell, Sandra Pitts, Lucille Greene. FOURTH ROW: beth Belyeu, Glenda Martin, Mrs. Shackleford. SECOND ROW: Jean Butler, Sandra Mix, Dixie Dody, Kathy Rile, Ann Charles Mrs. Mowat, Sponsor, Ann Johnson, Virginia Waters, Jackie Wood- Tharpe. yophomore Nurses The Sophomore Nurses Club consists of girls who ties such as polio, heart, and crippled children cru- are interested in some field of nursing. sades. This year the Sophomores have taken the Standard At the end of the year, those girls who show defi- First Aid course, and have participated in public chari- nite promise as future nurses, progress to the Junior Nurses club to start actual hospital work. OFFICERS: Jan Allen, Historian; Shirley White, President; Sandra Pitts, Secretary; Jeanne Blair, Vice-President; Sandra Mix, Treasurer. Sophomore nurses centribute their time and talents to the Heart Drive. Miss Annette Singleton represented the Radio Journalism Class as homecoming queen candidate. The Radio Club is made up of students who are en- rolled in Radio Journalism Classes, and are interested primarily in radio work. Two programs are presented over WDLP and the other over WPCF, both local radio stations. The pro- grams are designed to give the public a better under- standing of Bay High activities. The Radio class also is in charge of broadcasting Barbara Richter was this year’s Student Director of the Senior Recognition Day and other special Programs. Radio programs. ‘ : aA This class is under the supervision of Mrs. Inez Jones. Radio Journalism FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Land, Linda Hair, Sandra Singleton, Jackie Rowell, Barbara Richter, Mrs. Jones, Sponsor, Adams, Helen Walker, Travis Taylor. BACK ROW: Bill Lee, Annette Dale McRee, Pat Spikes, Virginia Harris. Liz Smith represented T. V. as homecoming queen candidate. OFFICERS, Left to Right: Gail Register, Spelling Director; Mrs. Jones, Sponsor; Larry Gasper, Artist; Gail Whitfield, Director; Liz Smith, Assistant Director. T. V. Journalism The purpose of the Television club is to develop bet- Each Monday afternoon the television class presents ter journalists and to keep the public acquainted with a program over WJDM, the local T.V. station. The stu- the work and activities of Bay High. dents plan these programs around Bay High activities. They gather the information, write the scripts, and To be a member of the club one must be of Junior present the program. or Senior standing, maintain a high scholastic average and be enrolled in the Radio-Television class. All of this takes much cooperation on the part of the students under the supervision of Mrs. Inez Jones. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Jones, Betty Ray Butler, Jean LEFT TO RIGHT: Royal Dunn, Johnny Cooley, Ken Sanders, David Flemming, Gail Register. SECOND ROW: Irene Holden, Liz Smith, Grant, Linda Segler, Larry Gasper, Mary Lou Fidler, Johnny Jack- Oria Hutto, Emmett Adams, Roger Spikes, Gaile Whitfield, Wayne son. , Joiner. Miss Becky Bailey represented the Whirlwind as homecoming Candidate. OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Gasper, Art Editor; Judy Patton, Editor; Carol Brewton and Dianne Strickland, Co-Business Managers. Whirlwind The Whirlwind is the magazine published by the creative writing class of Bay High, under the spon- sorship of Mr. Tom Person. The staff is made up of Juniors and Seniors who are talented in creative writing. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Person, Sponsor, Judy Beth An- derson; Jeannie Rictcher, Jana Howell, Judy Patton, Annette Moates, Margie Campbell, Carol Turner, Lois Cooper, Janice Blue, “Dottie Richie, Dianne Strickland. SECOND ROW: Becky Bailey, The purpose of this magazine is to encourage the stu- dents to enjoy writing poems, essays, and short stories which are contributed to the Whirlwind to be considered for publication. Leslie Herrington, Mike Mahoney, Lawrence Mahoney, Tommy Per- son, Ken Thomas, Larry Gasper, James Davis, Janet Copeland, Carol Brewton. Miss Joan Brock represented the Tornado Whirl this year as homecoming queen candi- date. LEFT TO RIGHT: Joy Love, Jimmy Pybus, Carol Cox, Sandra Dostor, George Gainer. Carol Ann Roberts, Business Manager; Mr. Copeland, Advisor; and Joan — Brock, Editor. 185 Tornado Whirl Candidates © Page Seventy Tornado Whirl . Tornaso Wriar The Tornado Whirl is a newspaper com- posed and edited by a staff of sixteen advanced journalism students and is printed by the Panama City News-Herald. PN et The newspaper appears bi-monthly offer- ing news and features of campus life, class- | room developments, sports, a Dear Dexter column and interesting personalities. z WW ee! Torna’ 5 BOE Staff members receive beneficial prepara- tion in the field of journalism. All members | of the staff receive a credit for one year of fundamental journalism. t Judy Harrison, Carolyn Smith, Lucy Campbell and John Hancock. FIRST ROW: Arlene Pippin, Ganell Sasser, Martha Clark, Dusty Basham. SECOND ROW: Kenny Davis, Toni Smith, Janet Nixon, Vicky Robinson, Jerome Ernest. Page Seventy-One Miss Ann Isler represented the Pelican as homecoming queen candidate. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ellen Jennings, Assistant Editor; Pam Byrd, Editor; Shelley Forester, Copy Editor; Jerry Pybus, Sports Editor, Bay High Day Manager; Gerald Hawk, Photographer. Pelican 5talt Former Pelican editor, Jeanette Byers, dedicates the ‘59 Pelican to Mrs. Jane Clothier. oe] lene | —f -[-e a FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Ann Isler and Madeline Penton, Art and Layout Editors; Wanda Hughes, Business Manager; Judy Johnston, Marie Howell, Feature Editor. Mrs. Miles is the Pelican sponsor. —a Nie JUNIOR STAFF MEMBERS, Front Row, Left to Right: Bunny Morrissey, Jo Gober, Dottie Ennis, Dianne George. BACK ROW: Nancy Brown, Sally Bone, Daphne Dukate, Bill Long. Dear Student Body, The 1960 Pelican staff members have lived through this, the production of another Bay High School year- book. Much thought, time, effort, planning, fussing (?), blood, sweat and tears, go into such a production. It is fitting that we say “Thank You” to the Panama City Chamber of Commerce for arranging “Bay High Day” and to our business men for letting us invade your business houses. The proceeds of this work day enable us to produce an annual without any adver- tising. It is the sincere wish of each Pelican staff member that you will enjoy this edition for many years to come. Thank you, Pam Byrd, Editor One demerit for standing on the grass! Page Seventy-Four opotlight Un You As You Socialize Bay High students are very fortunate to have such a great variety of social activities in which to paritcipate. Each fall students anxiously await the exciting Home- coming activities. Each club selects a homecoming queen candidate and from these candidates, the queen is elected by the student body. The five finalists for home- coming queen are presented to the student body at | the Big Blow on the night before the big game. Each candidate is presented at the homecoming parade on Friday night. This year, the lovely Miss Pam Byrd reigned over the homecoming festivities. Another long-awaited event is the annual Senior Ball which is held in December. Each year, the Tornado Whirl sponsors a contest to select Miss Tornado Whirl. Each class selects four sweethearts and Miss Tornado Whirl is selected from these. This year, at the Senior Ball, Joan Brock, editor of the Tornado Whirl, crowned the charming Miss Judy Patton, Miss Tornado Whirl. In early Spring, the Junior Class honors the Senior Class by giving them a lovely formal. The Junior- Senior Prom is always one of the highlights of the year’s activities. In turning these pages we hope that the above mentioned social events will come alive for you, “As You Socialize.” | | Page Seventy-Five Mss Pam Byrd Homecoming Os Homecoming 1960 FIVE FINALISTS: Pam Byrd, Key Club; Faye Mauldin, Band; Judy Patton, Little Women; Sally Stockman, N. H. S.; Linda Thomas, Forestry. Dewey Conrad, President of the Student Body, crowns Miss Pam Byrd, Home- coming Queen of 1960, while Tommy Haney, President of the Senior Class, waits to present Pam with a beautiful bouquet of red roses. Lovely little Lucinda Schlegel acted as crown bearer during the ceremony. Page Seventy-Seven udy [Patton 155 oMiado W, Christmas Ball 1959 The four Senior Sweethearts, Judy Patton, Marie Howell, Pam and Pam Byrd, were chosen as the finalists for Tornado Whirl. The charming Miss Judy Patton was crowned Miss Tornado Whirl by Joan Brock, editor of the Tornado Whirl. Don't step on Judy’s sore feet, Butch. ophomore So] bed e fue Junior Dot ti Pe UnLOF Page Eighty-Two opotlight On You As You Play Participation in athletic activities has always been an important part of student life at Bay High. Students cheered the Tornadoes through football, basketball, baseball and track seasons. Football season started off with a bang as the Big Red won their first two games and tied their game with Robert E. Lee. As the season progressed, how- ever, injuries depleted the team, but the fighting Tor- nadoes closed out the season with a 4-4-1 record. The Tornadoes had a victorious basketball season with a 13 won-7 lost record. Both home and out-of-town games were enthusiastically supported by cheering Bay High’s students. Interested boys eagerly participated in baseball and track as the year moved along. Baseball has always been a favorite sport of Floridians and track is now becoming more popular among sportsmen. The Pelican proudly spotlights our participation in sports, because we feel that we build character, sports- manship and leadership “as we play.” Page Eighty-Three ' Page Eighty-Four FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Carroll Howell, Johnny Bell, Dwight Brown, David Mix, Bill Keith, John Locke, Bobby Van Hook, Bill Maxwell, Don Patterson, Ray Cooper, Bobby Drake, Jimmy Stephens, Ronnie Murfee, Hayden Helms, Hal Allen. SECOND ROW: George Green, Jackie Rowell, Don Boyette, Larry Lenton. COACHING STAFF: Leon Garrett, Head Coach; Art Van Tone, Joe Ovca, Charles Webb, Richard Locher, Dudley Hoffman. Through Mike Murfee, Ken Thomas, Tom Haney, Larry McGill, Martin Prim. THIRD ROW: B. F. Stanford, Bruce Harlman, Clyde Haulman, George Etheridge, George Hill, Johnny Mills, Coy Newsome, Ray Williams, Marvin Riggs, Allan Miller, Gene Johnson, William Davie, Mike Miller, Gene Cain, Dwayne Jerkins, Mike Snider. ASSISTANT COACHING STAFF: Hargis, Key, ' Holdnak, Hammer. Season with David Mix, Bill Keith, John Locke, Bobby Van Hook, Bill Maxwell, Bruce Harlman, Ray Williams, Marvin Riggs, Allan Miller, Gene Don Hayden Helms, Hal Allen. SECOND ROW: George Green, Johnson, William Davie. Jackie Rowell, McGill, Martin Prim. THIRD ROW: B. F. Stanford, Page Eighty-Five JOHNNY MILLS Guard JIM WING, Guard MICKEY MOSELEY, Guard WILLIAM DAVIE Guard 6 4 -- PAUL DAUPHIN Guard Bay High 28 Ocala 6 Bay High crushed Ocala as Tornado halfback Larry McGill wiggled and twisted his way for three touch- downs and received a pass for another which led Bay High to a smashing 28-6 victory over Ocala. Bay High 7. Robert E. Lee vi Bay High butted defensive heads with Robert E. Lee for a scoreless first half, but the Tornadoes fought to a come-from-behind 7-7 tie with the Jacksonville Generals. Bay High 7 McGill 6 Bay High Tornadoes notched their second victory out of three starts by edging a surprisingly stubborn McGill High of Mobile 7-6 at Tommy Oliver Stadium. z ie te ee GEORGE ETHERIDGE, Bay High 34 UMS, 3: 13 Bay High stomped U. M. S. in Mobile on Friday night, October 9. Bay High’s record then stood at 3 wins, 1] tie and no losses. Bay High 0 Pensacola 25 Bay High’s hopes for an unbeaten season were smashed into little pieces on a muddy field when the powerful Pensacola Tigers rolled over the gallant but outgunned Tornadoes 25-0. Bay High 6 Vigor 13 A thrill-packed crowd watched the Bay High Tor- nadoes go down in defeat for the third loss of the season. A hard running backfield, a hard hitting line, and a well-rounded Vigor team smothered the Bay High Tornadoes. MIKE MURFEE, End ALLEN MILLER End MARVIN RIGGS Tackle GEORGE GREENE Tackle Pele DON PATTERSON, Halfback BILL MAXWELL, Fullback JOSH VANN Fullback Bay High 6 Cedartown 20 TOM HANEY The Cedartown Bulldogs’ aerial attack ripped Bay Halfback High Tornadoes apart October 23 at Tommy Oliver Stadium. The Bulldogs defeated the Tornadoes be- fore a disappointed Homecoming crowd. Bay High 20 Dothan 19 A. fighting Bay High Tornado team spotted Dothan two quick touchdowns and an extra point; and then roared back in a misty rain on a muddy field to take a spine-tingling 20-19 victory over the Tigers in Wiregrass Stadium on October 30. Bay High 6 Tallahassee 31 A defensive linebacker set up the first touchdown, scored the second and provided the spark that sent the Leon Lions of Tallahassee roaring to a stunning 31-6 victory over Bay High November 13. LARRY McGILL Halfback Coach Oliver always does a fine job of selling season tickets. One of the fierce Tornado coaches lovingly advises the team about the next game. Larry McGill, a pigskin personal- ity, goes for a touchdown. Aesore H Meseing Re te kd oy 0h ies ee a MRS. McCLELLAN, Sponsor Cheerleaders lifted school spirit to its greatest! She’s the nail biting bag of nerves awaiting the judges’ decision, the muscle sore creature that drags home after a hard practice, and the streak that flashes around the house getting her uniform ready just before the game. She’s a yelling, bouncing, laughing lassie when her team scores and the first one on to the field after a good game. But most important, a cheerleader is the driving force behind the spirit of Bay High. Varsity NANCY BROWN JUDY PATTON, Co-Captain DIANNE GEORGE SANDRA BANKS DOTTIE ENNIS Lheerleaders CAROL TUCKER, Homecoming Queen Candidate PAM BYRD, Captain Lime Junior Varsity Coach COACH ED SHEMELYA RICHARD LOCHER Tornadoes Blow Through FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe McKinney, Bob Snuggs, Kenny Rick Scott, Bill Snuggs, Jay Newman, Mike Snyder, Sonny Adams, Davis, John Halas, James Carswell, Dewey Conrad. SECOND ROW: Larry Godwin, Bill Cordell. Five of the Senior members of the squad who did some fine ; playing for Bay High are: Joe McKinney, Bob Snuggs, Bill Bob Snuggs scores 2 more point for the Tornadoes. Corde!l, Larry Godwin, and Jay Newman. oeason With l2-7 Hecord Practice makes perfect. Come on Bay High, win that toss! B Team Baskethall Seasons Hecord I3-3 Such excellent team work was responsible for Bay High’s wonder- ful season this year. puaairvornennrwnesnasitebaaaancrrrsidR ttt MFRaN FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Jenks, Hayden Helms, Donnell Joe Sewell, Larry Kading, Spence Person, Lamar Mitchell, Mickey Miller, Claude Warren, Gene Conrad, Butch Peel. SECOND ROW: Williams, John Colmant, Butch Graham. Page Ninety-Four DAPHNE DUKATE BETH McCONNELL, Co-Captain LINDA FREELAND SHERRY FRANCIS, Captain B Team Cheerleaders PEGGY OLIVE TONI SMITH KITTY BATES B team cheerleaders boost school spirit at Junior Varsity games Page Ninety-Five L960 Track University City Relays Gainesville Florida Relays Gainesville Pensacola and Escambia Pensacola Tri-State Relays Tallahassee Pensacola and Escambia Here Tallahassee Here District Tallahassee State Gainesville FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken Thomas, Mike Murfee, Tom Stephens, Bobby Drake. THIRD ROW: Coach Key, Johnny Mills, Haney, Larry McGill, Robert Cogburn, Jim Ross, Larry Lenton, George Greene, Marvin Riggs, Micky Moseley, John McQuagge, Pete Smith, Bill Keith, John Locke. SECOND ROW: George Hill, Butch Peel, Jimmy Barber, David Mix, Teddy Beand, Mike Raymond Ward, Russ Mathis, Fred Powell, Ray Cooper, Jim Anderson, Mike Snyder, Coach Webb. Griffis, Donald Cabbage, Bobby Conner, Bill Heston, Jimmy Page Ninety-Six Ce ee Mike Snyder makes a record-breaking high jump. Mickey Moseley practices discus throwing in pre- paration for the coming track meet. Throwing 12 pounds of steel bares Johnny's midriff Come on Mike, Tommy, Larry, Ready, set, go! 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ROW: Coach Hoffman, Johnny Cooley, Bob Childers, Charles Page Ninety-Eight | | may be wrong, but | think he’s trying to catch something. Anyone for catching flies? Didn't quite catch it, did you? Page Ninety-Nine %?. o me) = a © = O o (ey) 5 a opotlight On You As You Learn TERM PAPERS-+ CHEMISTRY FORMULAS--LATIN TRANS- LATION—one more year of school. After the usual petitions to abolish homework failed, Baytowners settled down to another year of fun, worry (?), and worthwhile effort. Once again teachers pulled out their old exams and Coach Oliver put to use his “board of education.” Mrs. Oliver had the usual number of book deficiencies, and regular book checks uncovered scores of lost library books that had been hiding (?) in students’ lockers. Football prac- tice moved along in the mud, the band played on, glee clubs were organized, Mrs. Brown sent out innumerable college transcripts, and student guidance was on its way. These things do not happen without planning! Planning and lots of it! Even though we fuss about the results of such planning—homework and courses—we are really grateful for a faculty of very competent teachers. Not only do they fill our heads with facts and figures, but they help us to prepare for adult life and its many responsibilities. It is a significant fact that the best schools are the ones which maintain a rather stabilized faculty. Here again, Bay High comes to the fore! Many of our key teachers have worked in our school for more than a decade. Teacher stability such as this, makes long-range educational plan- ning possible. Again let us spotlight Bay High Schools phenomenal growth from a faculty of seven members in 1926 to a present staff of eight-five qualified teachers. Page One Hundred One JOHN M. JOHNSTON, Principal Mr. Johnston relaxes at the golf course. Administration - Dur Faculty is the Cornerstone of Progress ROBERT M. OLIVER, Assistant Principal ETHEL P. VEREEN, Student Adviser Page One Hundred Two MILDRED HARTMAN, Assistant Director of Guidance MARIAN OLIVER, Treasurer NEOPA RR EDNA BROWN, Secretary Page One Hundred Four ELIZABETH BLACKWELL ROY BOULER JANE CLOTHIER HARRY COPELAND Spanish 1, Il Speech French I, Il Journalism |, II English Il Spanish II English III MARY ELIZ. DAY CAROLINE DUNCAN JANE EMMONS MARJORIE FAY English Il, Ill English III English IV, Gen. English IV, CP English IV, CP English IV, AD CP Language Arts - Basis of All Knowledge Language is the center of the high school curri- culum. For the student who will complete his formal education with his diploma, for the student who will enter the business world with marketable skill, for the student who will continue his studies in higher institutions of learning, there is a special place in our Language Arts department. Mr. Tom Person, a noted author, works on his books in his study. ANDREE FINLAYSON WILLIAM GEORG English Il English III English IV, CP | FRANCES HAMMER FRANCES HART LILLIE HORD INEZ JONES English II English Il - Latin I, Il English II English IV, Gen. English III Radio-Journalism TV-Journalism CORINNE LINDLEY DOROTHY PERSON TOM PERSON KATHLEEN PILCHER English III English II English II Spanish | Business English English Ill Creative Writing Latin | Bay High is certainly proud of one of its teachers, Miss Lillie Hord, who was elected District “Teacher of the Year.” SPDR NE RR LEON REDMON English II English III BETTY ANDREWS HELEN CULBRETH FRANCES HALL ELEANOR HENSHAW Bookkeeping Shorthand Shorthand Typing | Bookkeeping, Acc. Typing | Typing | Personal Typing Office Practice GEORGE KIMMEL JACQUELINE McKINNEY © LOUISE NORWOOD JOAN PARKER Ds Goal Typing | Shorthand Shorthand Business Law Typing | Typing II Commercial - Preparation for the Business World Bay High’s commercial course is geared to meet the needs of the community. Most of our commercial curriculum graduates remain in town, therefore, they are well prepared for work in iocal offices. The Harmonettes, Misses Henshaw, Wise, and Cul- breth have won aclaim entertaining various civic and school groups. They were featured on a program at the FEA convention and their picture appeared on a cover of the FEA Journal in 1959. Page One Hundred Six GEORGE DAVENPORT KENNETH DAY FRED EARNEST CLIFTON GALLOWAY Mechanical Drawing Plane Geometry Business Math Solid Trig Practical Drawing Senior Math College Maith | Functional Math Plane Geometry | | MAX McKINNEY TOM PEARS EDMUND SCHAEFER JULIA FRANCES | Functional Math Algebra II Solid Trig Solid Trig Plane Geometry Plane Geometry Plane Geometry Algebra II Algebra | Functional Math Functional Math Functional Math : Mathematics - Made Us Think For Uurselves step presentation of both general and special phases This department requires a high caliber of work but | A The mathematics curriculum provides for a step-by- and future educational needs of the individual pupil. | of mathematics that will contribute to the present the results are rewarding. | 955) DN RIE RO RO RRs — SESSEOS ES Pe as : ; teen ree pk, Be ee roe Beare eCity, Fe ee Biwi: Fe 8 ey Wage Ree ned teal oF ALA L. WALKER SADIE WILLIAMS Algebra |, Il Algebra | Functional Math Senior Math Functional Math Thank heavens for Mr. Pears who al- ways sets such a good example by buy- ing the first annual each year. HARRY ALLAN LEON GARRETT BERNICE GIULIANO DEAN HARGIS Physical Science Biology Chemistry Biology Forestry JEROME HARMON EUGENE KEY MARIAN MOWAT, R.N. TILLER PHILLIPS Chemistry Biology Biology Biology Advanced Biology acience - Answers The Challenge Through the various science courses, students ac- of life in the present century, when science becomes quire knowledge which will give them an adequate more and more important to the average man. background for further study in the every-day needs iy RICHARD SHANKLIN WILLIAM WISE Biology Physics Physical Science Page One Hundred Eight dy CLARA ANDERSON ELVIA COONEY DUDLEY HOFFMAN SARAH JAY American History American History American History American Problems Geography American Problems Geography LOUISE KELLEY DAVID LEWIS DERWYN McELROY JOHN MOSELEY Psychology American History American History American History | Geography Geography Social Studies - Knowledge of the Past bives Students Understanding Uf The Future The changing civilization in which we live is diffi- place, will make the social world more intelligible cult for us to understand, yet a study of our history, and help the students to understand the present including the great changes that have already taken civilization. JOE OVCA FORD WATSON WILLIAM T. WEEKS American History Geography World History American Problems Page One Hundred Nine A ‘, ert NI : - : 4 € oll MARGARET FIELDS CAROLYN KELLEY FRANCES PAYSINGER EVELYN ROOKS Advanced Foods Soph. Foods Home Economics IV Advanced Clothing Senior Foods Home Economics II Family Living Senior Clothing Homemaking - Foundation of Future Homes Homemaking is an art requiring specialized train- home project each semester. Homemaking is cer- | ing. During classroom periods, students learn the tainly a worthwhile endeavor for any high school basic essentials of homemaking; but in order to gain boy or girl. confidence and skill, each student carries out a Pn muiinael MARGARET ALLAN ALMA BARKEMEYER MAURICE R. KING LOUISE MILES A. V. A. Librarian Art I, Il Glee Club Annual Staff Librarian Fine Arts - For The Finer Points OE Living We may all be proud of the Bay High Fine Arts partment is to give each member of the band and department. The librarians aid students in research glee club the ability to develop appreciation for for various courses. The purpose of the music de- music. me | . J. LOUIS SCHLEGEL 111 HELEN SLEDGE Band Bible |, Il Twirling Films shown by A.V.A. workers help to make basic courses more interesting. FRANK BROWN RALPH FISHER FRED GOODSON RANDALL HAMMER Ad. Physical Ad. Auto Mechanics Ad. Woodwork Soph. Physical Ed. Boys Beg. Auto Mechanics Beg. Woodwork Ed. Boys RICHARD LOCHER MARY VY. McCLELLAND EDWARD SHELMELYA ART VANTONE Driver Education Soph. Physical Soph. Physical Head Football Ed. Girls Ed. Boys Coach Physical Activities - Rounded Students’ Activities Students improve their physical fitness as they a consciousness of group responsibilities and achieve- participate in manual training, physical education, ment. and in driver education. Students are able to develop 1 ARAN SS ORR RUN URSA Ss — CHARLES WEBB B. V. WILLIAMS DOROTHY WISE Driver Education Ad. Sheet Metal Ad. Physical Ed. Beg. Sheet Metal Girls Page One Hundred Eleven Commercial teachers share individual techniques. Miss Jay discussed Mike’s work with Dr. Sweet on Parents’ Night. Miss Smith runs off semester tests! Oops! “Blood, sweat, and tears!”’ The Public Relations Committee makes big plans for the future. Margie Ellard, Vice-President; Patty Parrot, Secretary; Jan Allan, Treas- urer; Virginia Pennel, President. opotlight on you As You Grow Page One Hundred Thirteen Raymond Aaron Joe Adair De Maris Adams Larry Adams Linda Addison Mary Bell Adkins Tracy Adkins Neauther Adkinson Sybil Alexander Earl Allander Jan Allan Wayne Allen John Ambrecht Alan Anderson Berry Sue Anderson Babbie Faye Anderson Richard Anderson Patsy Andrews Larry Armstrong Kenneth Arnold Jimmy Ault Sue Austin Carol Lee Baird Wayne Baird Tony Balkom Ronald Banks Jimmy Barfield Jackie Barlowe Elizabeth Barnes Jimmy Barnes Missie Barnes Glenn Barnes Bobbie Barry Dusty Busham Marilyn Bass Kitty Bates Johnny Baxley Beth Beard Monty Beamon Betty Carol Bell Jean Bell Dianne Bell Johnny Bell Terry Beville Jerry Bevis en OND William Bieber 4 Sharon Bjurman “ Eliott Black ee Sylvia Blackburn Bill Blackshear Jeanne Blair Dot Blakeley | = Linda Blakeley Teddy Bland Gail Blue Johnnie Boatwright Bobby Boaz Ray Bodeen Johnny Boggs Beverley Bonner Charlotte Booth Corky Bowen Ferris Ann Boyette Donald Boykin Robert Bozeman Johnny Brazwell Margaret Bridges Dixie Brooks Anne Broussard Dwight Brown Jerry Brown Willard Bryant Livie Ann Bruner Pat Brush John Buckley Carolyn Bullock James Burke Gene Burlingame ACR AE Daniel Bush Jerrel Bush Richard Bush Roger Bush Jean Butler Ellen Byres AREA Da Don Cabbage Frank Cain Dianne Calhoun Cynthia Calloway Gary Campbell Roderick Canterbury Susan Carrol Gloria Carter Judy Carter Chuck Cartwright Jimmy Cavley Barbara Ann Chavis Jimmy Chichester Larry Clausen Bobby Clay Lavon Clayton Kay Clayton Jack Clements Shirley Clevis Ruth Ann Clime Michael Cobb Elayne Cockram Eric Cole Patrick Cole Donne Collins John Colmont Gene Conrade Marsha Conway Johnny Cooley Charles Cooper Mary Ellen Cooper Ray Cooper Donald Corbin Sharon Corbin Gwen Corley Ann Crabtree Pat Crain Ave Crane Louis Crawford Elizabeth Crews Bill Crosson Gary Crowley Fleta Crutchfield Ken Cullen Sandy Culwell Pat Curry Joan Cutchens Edgar Daffin Janice Davis Judy Davis Linda Davis Edward Dawson James Dean Shirley Ann Deese Freddie Denedre Sandra Dennis Patricia Dickenson Paul Digsby Carole Dill Joe Dillard Michael Dillenback Billie Donn Victor Dony Dixie Doty Bobby Drake Frances Duling Madeline Dye Andy Dykes Ann Earnheart Sylvia Ecker Leonard Edgar Fran Eldridge Gayle Eldridge Margie Ellard Scotty Ellington Millard Ellis Virginia Ellis Charles Ellison Randy Elzea Linda Emerson Bryan Epps James Eskolais Joe Fhanestalk Noel Fairall Jeff Fayard Ben Fendlay | Reba Fenn Donald Finch Larry Finch Margaret Finch Earl Flowers Wayne Floyd Lilyan Fogg | Rosemary Foster Brian Foy | Conrad Freid Melissa Freeland Jerry French Pat Fuller Mary Elizabeth Gabriel Dewey Gaddis John Gainey Ann Gainer Pam Garner ‘Frances Gay Mike Gay Billy Joe Gibbs Frank Gibbson Larry Gibbs Jimmy Gilbert Danny Gillespie Barbara Gillman Juanita Givens Ruth Gwens Paulette Godwin Pat Godwin Hal Goforth Charlotte Goodwin Pat Gorham Bobby Gorman Marion Gothard Ralph Grainger Butch Graham John Graham Don Grant Jerry Granthan Shirley Graves Dwight Green Linda Green Lucille Green Marie Green Jim Gregory Nancy Gregory Nadawah Griffin Ferol Jean Grose Larry Gross Gayle Hackbarth Pat Haddock Sandra Haddock Becky Hahn Richard Hale Anne Hall : Annette Hall Lamar Hall Jerry Lamar Hall Shirley Hall Russ Hall | Harry Halliman Audrey Hallock Jerry Halstead Elaine Hamby Linda Hamm Ray Hampton Jerry Hamrick Clarence Hann Bucky Harbeson John Harbeson Joel Hardin | Jean Harper ||. Donny Harris Dwight Harris Levon Harrison Sandy Harry Robert Hatcher Anita Hatfield Susan Hathaway Shirley Hawk Linda Hayden Neala Hays Robert Hays Hayden Helms Clyde Henderson Michele Henderson Beverly Hicks Tommy Hidle Brenda Hilburn Beverly Hill Carolyn Hill Earl Hill Louise Hill Llass Lila Henson Johnnie Myrl Hobbs Doug Hobbs Mack Hodges Dolly Holden Betty Sue Holley 8-2 ERRATA el Elaine Holley Fred Holt Paul Howard Butch Howard Jesse Huches Sharon Hughes James Hughes Betty Sharon Hughes Bobby Hundley Shirley Huntley Billy Hurley Louise Hutchinson Rita Ingals Wayne Ingram Patricia Ingram Patricia Ingram Jackie Jackson Pat Jackson Walter Jackson Albert Jacobs Camille James Gwen Jansenius Annette Jansenius Jim Jorman Doug Jarrell Walter Jencks Grady Jeffres Dewain Jerkins Jerry Jimmerson Gwen Johnson JoAnn Johnson Marian Johnson Buddy Johnson Glenda Joiner Jerry Joiner Emile Jones Louis Jones Marylin Jones Aaron Jordon Larry Kaeding Marie Kay Pat Kay Carolyn Keane Charlene Keel Bill Keith Barbara Kelly Jimmie Kelley Donna Kensinger Margie Kent Elizabeth Kent Nolan Kent Paudell Kilpatrick Mary King Arlene Kinney Sue Kinsey Tommy Kirk Robert Kirkland Bobby Kirkland Earline Kirkland Betsy Kirkland Linda Kirkland Jesse Kervin Elizabeth Kneece Beverly Knighton Earl Kohut Annette Kolessar Carl Kratochwill Alyne Kuyawa Evelyn Kuyawa Roger Kyser Gene Lacour Fred D. Lane Cynthia Lang George Lambert Jr. Dorothy Langdale Skipper Lark Bobby Law Sharon Law Monis Leavins Johnan Lee Gary Lee Benny Lenord Dell Leonard | Ray Leonard | Wendell Leonard Mary Jo LeSuer Carol Lewis Linda Lewis Diane Lewis Gene Lewis Ted Lewis Ronnie Lewis Jeanie Lindley Sharyn Linnell | Larry Linton Eddie Lipham Roberta Little Penny Lively John Locke Zonia Fay Locklear Bruce Lockler Cheryl Love Wayne Lowe Gwen Lucas Danny Lynes Betty McAurthur Joyce McCall Ola McCart Diania McCarthy Henry McClain Tommy McCroam Jim McDonald Galan McEachrin Barry McElreath Helen McFatter Ronald McGill Eugene McKenzie Pat McKenzie Luther McKinney Mike McKinney Butch McKnight Gail McMaine Al McLemore Bob McLendon Jana McLucas Mike McNeil Sandy McPherseen James Edward McQuagge Jim Quagge Russell McQuaig Charles McSwiney Hans Magiera Bill Mahi Gary W. Marsh Tommie Sue Marshall Jimmy Martin Linda Martin Mary Martin Class of ‘be Marvin Martin David Marvel Wayne Mashburn Patricia Mashburn Sarah Matchkun Nancy Mathews Charles Mathis Mary Ann Mauldin Joyce Maynord Jimmy Meadows Donna Melnick . - Eddie Melton Maxie Melvin Judy Mercer Gwen Meredith Carolyn Meridth Virginia Merritt Lee Messer Marsha Metz Diane Miller Donell Miller Ellen Miller Sherry Miller Willford Miller Paul Mills Tommy Mills Diane Minshew Jeanette Mitchell Barry Mitchell Pat Mills Sandra Mix Murphy Mixon Herbert Mizell Betty Molden Martha Moore Buddy Moore Lynn Morgan Alton Morrell Huey Morrison Judy Morrison Art Moseley Mike Mosely Jerry Motley Ronald Mowat Barbara Mullins Patricia Murray Frank Murano Larry Myrick Kim Neighbors Sharon Neisent James Nelbums Donald Nelson Eddie Nelson Marty Nelson Ronnie Newell McCay Newsome Clayton Newsome Julian Newto n Charles Nichols Larry Nichols Douglas Earl Nixon Ronnie Nobles Joanne Nordan Cheryl Oclane Barbara Orr Bobby Outlaw Jay Overstreet David Owens Nathan Owens Linda Padgett Herman Page Bob Parks Pattie Parrott Johnny Pate Robert Pate Joseph Patterson Sarah Patterson Jock Payne George Peel Otis Peel Doug Pelham Virginia Pennel Eugene Peoples Sidney Peoples James Perry Spence Person Roy Peterson Rhody Penhs Ward Phillips Gail Pippin Narolene Pitts Joyce Pitts Linda Pitts Patsy Pitts Sandra Pitts Butch Plesner Linda Polston Susan Pons Jane Pope Jesse Pope Jimmy Poppell Jim Posey Butch Powell Eva Powell Jim Prater Cynthia Price Mary Elwyn Pugh Linda Pumphrey A.L. Putnam Sue Quick Edward Quick James Rachal Anne Raffield Becky Rahm Carolyn Railey Evelyn Railey David Rankin Sandy Ranow Carol Ready Sally Reamey Jon Rector Dote Reed Carl Redmon Doris Redmon Kenneth Reeder Mary Reeder Diane Reese Warren Renfroe Shirley Rich Henry Richardson Steve Richardson James Richter Ray Richter Rut Richter Kay Riles Ann Riley Martha Riley James Rizzuts Robert Robinson Lewis Roche Jean Rogers Jo Rogers Toby Rogers Jimmy Rollins James Ross Jimmy Ross Barbara Rutch Katherine Ryall Lovise Sammons Willie Sapp Wayne Sapp Ray Sasser Mary Schabert Chris Schmidt Kathryn Schneider ) Marline Scott : Winston Scott Louise Scurlock Jerry Segaro | Harold Serrski Arthur Sepcie Joe Sewell Gerald Sexton Billy Shepard John Shipman Connie Shaupe Larry Siege Jerry Simmons Bobby Simpson Sharon Sims Sidney Singley Patsy Skinner Ronnie Skinner Lyn Skipper Laura Slade Charlotte Slrian Beverly Smith Dell Smith Jimmy Smith Joe Smith Judi Smith Marilyn Smith Mike Smith Ronnie Smith Don Sowell Jeanne Sowell Roger Spikes Betty Spivey B.F. Stanford Bobbie Stanley Carl Steelman Gail Stephens Gerald Stephens Harold Stephenson Charlotte Stewart Louise Stewart Sammy Stitcher Archie Stockwell Pat Stokes Jon Stoudamire Mike Strada Myra Strickland _ Louise Strickland Harry Stukey Vonnie Studstill Roger Suggs Gary Sullivan Lloyd Swearington Bardy Tante Buford Taylor Joe Taylor Nancy Teagle Eloise Tharp Charles Tharpe Beverly Thomas Allen Tidwell ; : | George Thomas Barbara Thorpe Linda Thomas Pat Thompson James Thornton James Thorpe i Patricia Ann Thrasher Carol Toole Dick Tracy Mike Tracy Linda Trawick Sylvia Trawick Joel Taylor Lamon Turner Joel Turner Margaret Turner Rudy Valle James Vassie Mary Veverka Darnell Vickery John Wainwright Ann Walden James Waldrop Billy Walker Sandy Walker Billy Walker Jossie Walters Lillian Walters Nancy Ward Paul Ware C. Warren Elaine Warren Bobbie Jean Warriner Virginia Waters Grady Watson Jimmy Watson Larry E. Wave Sandra Webb Paul Weeks Fred Wells Barbara West Janet Wester Ronald Wester Betty Westmoreland Glen Wetherington Howard Wheeles Mike Wheeler Earnest Whitaker Bill White Dennis White Dennis White Jane White Ruth White Shirley White Linda Whitehead Preston Whitfield Rosemary Whittle Buddy Widincamp Don Wilds Linda Wiles Alan Wilkinson Annette Williams Barbara Williams Benny Williams Donna Williams Herbert Williams Jack Williams Marvin Williams Marian Williams Marilyn Williams Mickey Williams Richard Williams Hundred Twenty-Eight Class of ‘62 Willie Williams Marcia Wilson Robert Windsor Alton Wise Cathy Wise Lillian Wood Frances Woodham Anne Woodham Jackie Woodruff Mickey Word Sandra Wright Perfus Yarbrough Davis Yeomans Shirley Young Virginia Young Art Zediker sophomores Not Pictured Alvis, Edgar Richard Anderson, Al Dean Armstrong, Gerald Baker, Tom Eugene Barnes, Donna Beach, James Russell Best, Bonnie Lou Bon, Linda Baxley, Johnny Braxton, Mary Ann Brock, Bobby Brogden, George Brooks, Sandra Brown, Charles Broxton, Richard Bryant, Rossie Cannon, Frances Jean Carpenter, William Earl Carroll, Nancy Chapman, Eugene Causen, Lawrence Joseph Clark, Jimmy Coggins, Jan Cole, Gloria Collier, Ken Collins, Larry Gene Cooper, James Earl Coran, Joe Creel, Johnny Crisman, John Ceimbie, Woodrow Wilson Cunny, Sharon Daniel, Reginald Daniels, Ronnie Daughterty, Daniel Daves, Malcolm Daves, Nellie May Dean, Catherine DeLoach, James Ronald Dickey, Wanda Everage, Nell Ferrell, Sam Fleming, David Jack Gay, Kitty George, Ann Henderson, LaDon Hendrickson, Pat Anne Hicks, Albert Kendrick, Sylvia LaCaur, Henry Kittsmiller, Lois Jean Leinberg, Charles McAlpine, Carol Mason, Lila Juanita Molden, Betty Lou Miller, Paul Mills, Elmer Patterson, Patricia Russell, Elmer Sanders, Eugene Sam Stephenson, Brenda Stevenson, Sandra Stoutamire, Mike Stubbs, Glenn Sullivan, Ronnie Taylor, Loretta Underwood, Danny Varnum, Joan Ward, Joan Ann Williams, Richard Page One Hundred Twenty-Nine President; Dianne George, 1D” Ra COREG SE Ls Oy PR nd POP PPS corte fe tes, “ 1 . : + 2: ident; Dottie Ennis, Vice ‘ 4) i) dee a EREQ: . 3 = NEE ® See 3 Ne ro} , 1°) = Cc c — = 2) as | BI SRae LF 50H See PERG mR? LEAR Y orer ee i seni onee tees ERD WE Ne draco VSR eh ih 55,6, x hes tetpinbtnich ches z - babeu bie pian Doe: Sy Ne Sa he Ma ety yr ry eh Koh ae PERS 1D dry oo, 6 Ff Shs minnie ASS AAG RG EA ee LOPS VPS yh GAA ES Mote ‘ MSG 9 444 5 plainly « avaidoeie Mee et ahh al ee ete ee a He eh an bina ss = é, Acad pegs ot = im = . $ dS VEGA SHS re EfLOCEIAERREL? Oe me] er HeMAhw er yoR IN, a Ko Se y wt KK iE: LEaG aay es re 4 Lahanern ® o A Di at a Oe xo A x4 yy é Sahn An toivigs ae As, : 5 vee Pe M86 6 PH noth fe “eet o nian SOR LES, § 0's Bh ery yews tee rey ‘ Bohn ateto Dee PODEE ISELIN ee aD 4 ee hl bh ee shied KORO bi d 195 PRRs Pastore e! pea OWG Sayer aso) 7 wang reeBora: at pe pipaeegnent : e ak 2 ae | i [MA opotlight on you As You Mature The members of the Junior Class plan and participate in several important activities during the school year. AS THEY MATURE, they accept more and more responsibili- ties. Early each fall, the Juniors begin to plan for one of their major projects—the Junior Class Play. This year’s pro- duction of “Where’s Charley” was very successful. Then comes the Junior-Senior Prom, an exciting event that the upperclassmen look forward to each year. The prom gives the Juniors a chance to outshine the Seniors and each class member is given an opportunity to serve on one of the many committees. Early in the spring the Juniors place orders for class rings. We at Bay High School are proud of the fact that the seal featured on our ring and on the cover of this Peli- can, is the oldest seal existing in the State of Florida. As the Juniors select their rings, they begin to realize the impor- tance of the fact that they are next year’s Seniors and that the future of the Bay County High School rests on their shoulders. Fortunately, they have reached this stage in their maturity. Secretary; Helen Walker, Treasurer. Page One Hundred Thirty-One Reeves Adair Emmett Adams Frances Adams Pam Adams Sandra Adams Clarence Adkeson Darrell Albert Charles Albritton Jack Alderman Jack Alexander Hal Allen Judy Allen Baby Nell Anderson Gwen Anderson Harold Anderson Jerry Anderson Judy Beth Anderson Mike Anderson James Andrews Peggy Ashkins Geraldine Ayers Maxine Baggett Tommy Baker Patricia Ann Bales Sandra Banks Donald Barber Jimmy Barber Pansy Barron Mary Barron Jo Ann Barfield : Wanda Beason Dale Bedee Anne Bell Jerry Bell Elizabeth Belyeu Donna Bennett Byron Biddle Jacob Blackwell Robert Blackwell Henry Blocker Dianne Blount Powell Blue Gail Bocock Bobbie Bond Sally Bone Don Booth Judy Boswell Jerald Boyd Don Boyette Tom Boynton Doris Brady Janice Branning Donald Brannon Linda Branton William Brock Keller Brooks Becky Brown Darrel Brown Nancy Brown Vicki Brugman Harold Brunner Jimmy Brunson Helen Bryan Joan Bryan Don Buitte Penny Bunnell Sarah Burch Carol Burke Sandra Burkell James Burkett Shirley Burleson Elain Bush Oliver Bush Gail Bushnell Elaine Butchikas Betty Butler Roy Butts Margaret Byrd Arlovine Calhoun Jerald Campbell Lucy Campbell Jimmy Carway David Carlson Donald Carmichael Sue Carr James Carswell Margeret Carter Jerry Chafin Rhonda Chason Sandra Chestnut Robert Childers Pat Clark Peggy Clark Martha Clark Ronald Clark Richard Clayton Norma Cochran Beth Coleman Dolores Collins Lanier Collins Pat Collins Charles Commander Colie Conley Bobby Conner Paul Conrad Bill Cook James Cook Linda Cook Johnny Cooley Tony Cooley Janet Copeland Ella Jo Corbin John Corbin Phyllis Corbin Diane Corley Marty Cowell Carol Cox Charles Cox James Cox Charles Coxe Class of ‘bl Sam Crecelius Toni Crispen Beverly Cross Mary Ann Crowder Gene Cullen Bill Cuny Donna Currie Theresa Cutchen Butch Dahl Carolyn Danley Carl Daniel Judy Darby Radford Dart Doug Davis Faye Davis John Davis Kenneth Davis Larry Davis John Day Naomi Day Sue Deal Pat Deal Stephen DeHart Peggy Dickson Patricia Finklea Clark Fisher Samuel Fisher Bonita Flaig Jean Fleming Bill Flowers Gene Ford Herbert Forehand Janice Forehand Eleanor Foster Pril Fouraker Ronnie Fouse Jimmy Fowler Sherry Francis Linda Freeland Gina Freeman Pat Freeman Wendell Frith John Frivance Charles Fust Rosalie Gaff Blanche Gainer Chris Gainer Jean Gamble Robert Douglas George Drew Carolyn Duck Wayne Duff Daphne Dukate Royal Dunn Doyle Duncan La Rue Dunson Betty Sue Dykes Linda Earnest Frances Easterling Jim Ebbensgard Becky Echols Ferris Ellis Genelle Ellis Robbie Ellis Lois Enfinger Dottie Ennis Martha Etheridge Margaret Evans Ellen Everitt James .Fairbanks Robert .Fenaes Mary Lou Fiddler Linda Jo Gardner James Garner David Garret Larry Gasper George Gay Linda Gay Dianne George Timmy Gibson James Giles Danny Gillespie Janice Gilmore Susan Ginter Jo Gober Phyllis Godwin Abelardo Gonzalez Mike Goodson Leonard Gothard Curtis Granberry David Grant Johnny Gray Julia Gray Lewis Green Norm Green Gail Greene Clay Grice Noleen Grice Lynne Griffith Robert Groeteke Danny Grover Cecil Grubbs Edward Grunlok Nathanell Haddock Johnny Hagler Linda Hair John Halas Daniel Hall Johnnell Hawkins Michael Hawkins Reida Hay Tommy Hays Floyd Heaton Ellen Heim Kathie Helms Larry Henderson Judy Herrington Gerald Hicks George Hill Melba Hill Nancy Hill Iris Hobbs Ernest Hogan Doris Hoke Irene Holden Dorothy Hollaway Thomas Hall Rebecca Hall Pat Halstead John Hancock Willie Jean Hancock Trudy Hansen Bob Hardin Peggy Harlan Marie Frances Harmon Joy Harrelson Bobbie Harris Peggy Harris Phil Harris Judy Harrison Barbara Hartzog Bruce Haulman Clyde Haulman June Hawk ‘Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your ear.” Class of ‘bl Carolyn Holley Kenneth Holley Robin Hollingshead Charlene Horne Peggy Hooker Skipper Holm Carroll Howell Earl Haskins Larry Hudson Lise Hunean Margie Huntly Bobby Hurst Joe Hutchinson Perry Hutchinson Oria Hutto John Hutt Glenda Jackson Joseph Jackson Margaret Dianne Jackson Johnny Jackson Mary Ann Jerkins Geraldine Johns Rabon Johns Gene Johnson Gerald Johnson Miriam Johnson Susan Johnson Wayne Joiner Kitty Joiner William Jokela Jonell Jones Bob Jones Paula Jones Lanelle Keebler Mike Keel S Roger Keeler Gayler Keller Ralph Kelly Barbara Kendrick Vernon Kendrick Jack King Charles Kingry Jerry Kirk Preston Kirkland Donnie Kittsmiller | Paulette Kleber i Monroe Kneece Joy Knopes Marjorie Kolessar Faye Kretzer Ronny Laffoon Pat Lamonica Clarence Lane Jerry Lane Jo Carroll Langford Jan LaPierre Barbara Laramore Linda Lawson Polly Larramore Bobby Lee Ken Lee Anita LeSuer LeRue Lewis Lynne Lewis Dan Lindsey Velma Lipham Ann Lisenby Aubrey Littleton Sarah Locke Tommy Loftin Donnie Long Bill Long Jerry Love Ruth Loveth Don Maclaren Fred MacDonald Marjorie MacDonald Marion McBride Jack McCarley Beth McConnell Jackie McClendon Wayne McCrary Orlane McCurdy Claudia McDonald Ray Mclnnish Mike McKenzie Susie McLaurin Duncan McQuage Sybil McQuagge Sue McWhorter Mike Mahoney Bob Mann John Mann Mike Mann Victor Mann Marie Marsh Murry Martin Milton Martin Sue Martin Sharon Martin John Martindale Sandra Mashburn Jimmy Mashburn Barbara Mason Anita Masse Judy Mathis Russ Mathis Jennie May Jewell Mayo Ronnie Mayo Jeff Meeker Ricky Melanson Buddy Melder Judy Merrill Jewell Merritt Janet Mercer Cecil Miles Mike Miller Nan Miller Carolyn Mims of James Minshew Lamar Mitchell David Mix Dexter Mixon David Money Jim Moody Richard Moore Carole Morrell Riles Morris Bunny Morrissey Rick Morrison Ernest Ray Moss Bruce Mowat Jane Mullins Virginia Mullins Jerry Mullis Vincent Murano Ronnie Murfee Carol Murphy John Murphy Vender Murphy Wilda Ruth Murphy Don Murray Bobby Myers Penny Neeley Velia Nelson Wayne Nelson Gail Newberry Sidney Newsome Susan Newsome Joan Nickels Janet Nixon Kathleen Nixon James Norton Robert O’Neal Don Odom Peggy Olive Mary Ann Oliver Richard Olson Margaret Owens James B. Padgett Wayne Padgett Johnny Palmer Barbara Parker Mike Parker Charlotte Parks Sue Parramore Robert Pate Class of ‘bl Betty Paysinger Charlotte Peacock Carolyn Pennington Nancy Perkins Huell Perkins Tommy Person Shelton Pettis Kenneth Pettis Charlotte Pilcher Sylvia Pippins Eurica Pitts Harvey Pitts Harvey Pitts James Pitts Alice Pollock Jimmy Pope Jeanette Pope Curtis Porter Ella R. Porter Dalton Powell Clarke Pressly Bob Preston Joe Prevost Judy Price Martin Prim Dianne Pringle Pam Quvantrille Linda Raike Andrea Ramey Broward Ratliff June Ray Kathryn Redmond Earl Reeder Jerry Register Gail Register David Reinking Terry Rutherford Janice Rhinehart Glenda Richards Jeannie Richter Renee Roberts Charles Robertson Vicky Robinson Glenna Roman Libby Roush Jerry Rowe Jack Rowell Lea Sala Jimmy Sapp Ganell Sasser Retha Sasser Benny Savage Janice Sawyer Bonnie Sauls James Sauls Lamar Sauls Warren Savell Larry Scarborough Sherry Schlart Jean Schutz Miss Culbreth helps Martha Ethridge choose her Senior Class ring. Page One Hundred Forty-Two Jerry Scoggins Pat Scott Linda Scurlock Bill Segler Linda Segler ; Junior Sellars ae David Sellars Charles Sexton Patsy Sexton Ray Sexton Charlotte Sheffield Wanda Shields Glenda Shirah Carl Shoupe TWIRP Season lasted all year for Sandra Gene Shumaker and Ken. Si are a Class of ‘bl Jack Simonson Martha Simpson Susan Simpson Alice Skipper Charles Skipper Lillian Skipper Mack Skipper Jeanette Smith Bobby Smith Carolyn Smith Liz Smith Jack Smith Judy Smith Lynda Smith Peter Smith : Toni Smith Hazel Snell Bill Snuggs Mike Snyder Lucile Sorenson Adolf Sowell Brenda Spann Tommy Starling Kathlee Steele Jimmy Stephens Billy Stewart Julia Stewart Richard Stewart Karen Stone Robert Strarsbough Mike Stuckey Wynette Stuynesant Wayne Sullivan Marvin Sweeting Willson Swilley Winston Swiney J. K. Sword Harold Tabb Jimmy Talley Penny Tanksley Julie Tante Tay Tate Bernice Tatum Myrtice Tatum Travis Taylor Billy Taylor Jinny Taylor Luverne Taylor Robert Taylor Shirley Taylor Stephanie Terry Jan Tew Barbara Thames Mary Kay Thames John Thomas Jo Thomason Betty Thompson . ) Sherwood Thomas Johnny Tiner . William Tipton Artie Titus William Todd Carol Truitt Clark Toberville Linda Turner : Claude Turner Bobby Van Hook Linda Vinson Charles Waddell Ralph Waddey Mike Wadel Martin Waldorff Helen Walker Molly Walker Gayle Waller Raymond Ward George Warren Donna Waters Carolyn Watts Karen Webb Donald Weeks James Weeks Vernon Welch Jerry Welsh Judy West Bill Weston Billy White David White Gerald White Joel White Kenneth White Belle Whited Charlotte Whitehead Wanda Whitfield Donnie Wildman i Annette Wilkes Rita Wilkinson Bobby Williams Jimmy Williams Vassie Williams | Shirley Williams Carole Willes Larry Wilson Susie Wilson Dolores Wingate Butch Winston | Billie Wise | David Wise Gene Worley Sharon Worsham Betty Wright Kenneth Yarbor Joe Yon Janice Youngblood Mary Sue Zirkelback FRONT ROW, L-R: Jerry Pybus, Treasurer; Joan Brock, Secretary; Jimmy Pybus, Vice-President; Tommy Haney, President. SECOND ROW, L-R: Bob Snuggs, Prophet; Marie Howell, Prophet; Butch White, Lawyer; Gene Cain, Lawyer; Marie apotlight On You As You Contribute The Senior year is the year of contribution! Long looked for, hard come by. This stage of our growth was reached via eleven years of study, planning and sheer hard work. As a class, Seniors contribute leadership in the var- ious phases of school life. Many officers of our various school organizations are from the senior class. The seniors contribute service—service through partici- pation in such organizations as Student Council, the school clubs and through assuming responsibility for the school publications. The Seniors contribute a pattern of scholarship which should inspire under classmen to study hard in order to get the very best education possible. They contribute to the illustrious “Bay High Hall of Fame,” they contribute of their best students to the colleges of the United States. They contribute their general “know-how” in the home, as they’ve reached this stage of their maturing. Seniors set the pattern for enthusiasm in school life. Their school spirit overflows at football and basketball games, and at district and state conventions. Under- classmen reflect this enthusiasm that they see in the Seniors. Seniors are facing life with a full knowledge of its nossibilities, its responsibilities and its demands. To be able to meet these challenges has been our goal through twelve years of school life. Lisenby, Historian; Jim Thomas, Historian. Page One Hundred Forty-Seven JIMMY ACTON B Team Football 10,11; F.H.A. 11,12. GLENDA JEAN ADAMS Bible Club 10,11,12. JANE ADAMS F.T.A. 10; Latin Club 10,11; Glee Club 10,11,12, Business Manager, President 12, Ensemble 12, State Music Clinic 10,11,12. JULIAN RAY ADAMS B Team Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11,12; Track 10; Latin Club 11,12; Jaybees 12; Youth Center hip 2: ALLEN ALDRIDGE Junior-Senior Prom Decoration Committee. OLIVIA ALLEN Transfer Student, Bible Club 12, Glee Club 12, En- semble 12. Page One Hundred Forty-Eight JANYCE ANGLIN Civic Club 11, D.C.T., Historian 12. CHARLES ANSLEY ROBERT ARNOLD I.R.C. 12; Beta Club 12. CLINTON DANIEL ARRANT Junior Class Play 11; Pep Club 10; Bible Club 11. REBECCA BAILEY Glee Club 10,11,12, Librarian 12, District State Conventions 10,11, Operetta 10, State Music Clinic 12; Latin Club 10,11,12; Junior Class Play Committee; NUS sell ds Secretary 12; Little Women 11,12, Treasurer 12; Whirlwind 12; Homecoming Queen Can- didate 12; I.R.C. 12; Youth Center (PAP NYOKA BARNES Bible Club 10,12. THOMAS BARRY Glee Club 11,12; Ensemble 12; Jaybees 12. JOHN BASKETT Glee Club 10,11,12. PATRICIA BEAL Glee Club 10,11; F.H.A. 12. JUDITH BEDEE DOUGLAS BISHOP Football 10,11,12. JOAN BLAIR F.T.A. 10,11,12; F.H.A. 10,11; Science Club 10; Junior- Senior Prom Committee 11; I.R.C. 12; Civic Club 12; Beta Club 12. JAMES BLANKENSHIP . Band 10,11. | JAMES ROY BLUE JANICE LYNNELLE BLUE Pan Am 10; Future Nurses Club 10,11,12, Pro- jects Chairman 12; Beta Club 12, Whirlwind 12. ] FRANK BOBE Forestry Club 12. JAMES W. BON Pan Am 10; Science Club 11,12; Science Research Institute 12; Math Club 12. BEVERLY BOOKER F.H.A.10; F.N.A. 10,11,12, Vice President 10; G.A.A. 10; Latin Club 12; Bible Club 12. One Hundred Forty-Nine WILLIAM WAYNE BOYD Baseball 11,12; Pan Am 11,12. HARVEY BURNS BOYETT, JR. JUNE BOZEMAN TOMMY BRANNEN Jaybees 12; I.R.C. 12. HILREY WYATT BRANNING BILLY ROSS BRANNON CAROL OLIVIA BREWTON F.H.A. 10,11,12, Vice President of Prog. 11; Vice President of Public Relations 12; Latin Club 10; Pan Am 11, Whirlwind 11,12, Business Manager 12; Little Women 11,12, Finance Chairman; Civic Club 12; I.R.C. 12; Youth Center 11,12; Quill Scroll alee PRISCILLA BRAXTON JOAN BROCK Junior Varsity Cheerleading 10; T.V. Journalism 10; G.A.A. 10,11; Student Council 10,11,12; Junior Class Secretary; Junior Sweetheart; News Ed. of Tornado Whirl 11; Editor of Tornado Whirl 12; Quill Scroll i} 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Girls State 11; Senior Class Secretary; Publicity Chairman N.H.S.; Little Women 12; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12; You th Center ' 11,12; T.A.P. Co-Chairman; [.C.C. 12; Chairman Decoration Committee Christmas Ball; Junior Senior Prom Committee. LANA BROCK Glee Club 10,11; Bible Club 12; F.H.A. 10,11,12; Pep Club 10; Youth Center 11,12. PAT EUGENE BROCK Civic Club 11. THOMAS KING BROCK, JR. Forestry Club, 11,12. Page One Hundred Fifty BART WILLIAM BROWN, JR. Junior Academy of Science 10,11; Science Research Institute 12; Math Club 10,11,12, Pres. 12; Jaybees 12. JEANETTE BROWN Latin Club 10,11; G.A.A. 10; Pan Am 11,12; F.H.A. 10; F.T.A. 11,12; Bible Club 12. JIMMY BROWN Jaybees 11,12; I.R.C. 12. JOSEPH DENNIS BROWN RiGewl2e NORMAN HUGHES BROWN Band 10,11,12, Band Corporal 11, Band Captain 12. PAULETTE BRYAN Bible Club 10,11,12; D.C.T. 12; Glee Club 10. WILLIAM WALLACE BULLARD Math Club 11. SHIRLEY ANN BURCH ’ Photography Club 10. 4 LINDA GAYLE BURKETT G.A.A. 10,11,12, Point Sec. 12; F.N.A. 10,11,12; ReCra2; JOEL BURNHAM Math Club 11,12; Jaybees 11,12. PATRICIA BUXTON PAM BYRD ; Varsity Cheerleader 10,11,12, Captain 12; Secre- tary of Sophomore Class; Student Council 10,11,12; School Spirit Chairman 11; N.H.S. 11,12; Quill Scroll 11,12; 1.R.C. 12; Latin Club 10,11; Homecoming Queen Candidate 10,11,12; Finalists 10,12, Home- coming Queen 12; Youth Center 11,12, Secretary 12; Sweetheart 10,11,12; Miss Tornado Whirl Finalists 10,12; Pelican Staff 11,12, Editor 12; Little Women 11,12; Chairman Decoration Committee Junior-Sen- ior Prom; Girls State 11; Miss Friendly 12; Chairman Big Blow 12; I.C.C. 12. Page One Hundred SANDRA BROOKS Transfer Student. GENE CAIN Jaybees 10,11,12, 3rd Vice President 11, President 12; Student Council 11,12, Projects Chairman 12, District Convention 12, Sgt.-at-Arms 12; N.H.S. 11,12; Boys State 11; Senior Class Lawyer; :.R.C. Treasurer 12; Football 10,11; Civic Club 10; Latin Club 11,12; Math Club 12; Science Club 12; History Club 12; Prom Committee 11; Senior Ball Committee. JAY CALDWELL Transfer Student; Prom Committee 11. BARBARA ANN CALHOUN F.H.A. 12; Pep Club 10. SHARRON CALLOWAY Bible Club 10,11,12, Treasurer 12; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12; Math Club 11,12; Latin Club WS UERCS 125 FaeAn 127 N-AeS: 11 2sGivie Glub 12: Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 11. JOE CAMPBELL Baseball 10,11,12; Basketball 10; Pan Am 11,12; Pep Club 10. MARGIE CAROL CAMPBELL Pep Club 10; G.A.A. 10,11; Pan Am 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; F.T.A. 12, Parliamentarian; F.T.A. State Con. | 12; I.R.C. 12; Whirlwind 12. | JAMES CANNON | Pan Am 10,11,12; I.R.C. 12; Science Club 10. JOHN CAREY Radio Journalism; Pep Club 10. JANICE CARLSON Latin Club 10; Future Nurses TOV t2: ELGIE LEE CARPENTER Latin Club 11; Pep Club 10. JAMES DONAL CARROLL Tec Club. Page One Hundred Fifty-Two PAT CARTER Pep Club 10; Jaybees 12; Math Club 11,12; I.R.C. 12. RUSSELL CASWELL Jaybees 11,12; Glee Club 10,11,12, Vice President 122 1-RGe 2; MARY ANN CHAKNIS Pan Am 10; Pep Club 10; Civic Club 11,12; Prom Committee 11. TERRY CHENNAULT NOASSS 11,12 FHA. PATRICIA ANN CLIATT F.H.A. 10. CHARLES COBB Science Club 10; Glee Club 11,12; A.V.A. MP2: i | } | | Llass OF ‘60 ROBERT COGBURN Latin Club 10; Track 11,12; Pan Am 11; Civic Club 12; Jaybees 12; I.R.C. President 12. ELSA COLEMAN | Transfer Student, F.H.A. 12; Christmas Ball Com- mittee 12. DEWEY CONRAD President of Student Body 12; President of Junior Class; Civic Club, Vice President 11, Parliamentarian 12; Key Club 10,11,12, Board Member 11; Key | Club International 11; N.H.S. 11,12; State Con. 11; | Student Council 10,11,12, Dis. Con. 11,12; State Con. Lip27 dtin Club,V ERGs 12) Youth Genter 1111 2; | — Boys State 11; Junior Class Play; B Team Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11,12; Track 10; 1.C.C. 12; Mr. Friendly 12. GREGORY COOK F.N.A. 10,11,12; Secretary 12; Pan Am 12; Pep Club 10; Junior Class Play Committee. JUANITA CONNER LOIS COOPER Latin Club 10,11,12; F.H.A. 10,11,12, Social Chair- man 11, Vice President in Charge of Projects 12; F.N.A. 10,11,12; Little: Women 11,12, Social Chair- man 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Prom Committee; Youth Center 11,12; Pep Club 10; Whirlwind 12. One Hundred Fifty-Three JOHNNY COPE Math Club 12; I.R.C. 12. BILLY CORDELL Key Club 12; Track 10,11; B Team Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11,12. DALE CORLEY Latin Club 10,11,12; Civic Club 11,12; I.R.C. 12; N.H.S. 11,12; Math Club; Jaybees; Bible Club; Stu- dent Council 12; Chairman for Homecoming Half- time 12. VERMELL CORLEY Pep Club 10; G.A.A. 10,11,12; D.C.T. 12. GLENDA COTTON Student Council 10,11; F.H.A. 10,11,12, Secretary 12; Math Club 12; Girls State Alternate 11; Junior-Sen- ior Prom Committee; Anchor Club 12; Christmas Bali Committee. GEORGE COWGILL, III Jaybees 10,11,12, Treasurer 12; I.R.C. 12. lass OF ‘60 One Hundred Fifty-Four DELORES COX G.A.A. 10. LANA CROOK Transfer Student; I.R.C. 12; G.A.A. 12. DONALD CROOM URIGa 2: MARTHA CROSSON French Club 11,12; Little Women 11,12; Junior-Sen- ior Prom Dec. Committee; Christmas Ball Dec. ‘Com- mittee. BETTY LOU CUTCHINS Bible Club 10. ANNE DAFFIN Band 10,11,12. JOHN DAFFIN CHARLES DALY Transfer Student. CAROLYN BETTY DANFORD F.H.A.; Pep Club 10. JOHN DANIEL Jaybees 12. FRANCES MARIE DANLEY Bible Club 10,11,12; N.H.S. 12. PAUL DAUPHIN B Team Football 10; Varsity Football CHARLES DAVIE Key Club 12. | WILLIAM DAVIE ; Key Club 12; Latin Club 10,11,12; Photography Club 10; N.H.S. 11,12; Football 10,11,12. | GERALD WAYNE DAVIS JAMES HARMON DAVIS IER Ga2e : JAMES NELSON DAVIS : Football 10; Science Institute 12. KARON ANN DAVIS Pep Club 10; F.H.A. 10. One Hundred Fifty-Five SHIRLANN DAVIS NEVA ROSETTA DEAL G.A.A. 11; Bible Club 11. NORMA MAE DECKER G.A.A. 10,11,12; Bible Club 10,11. JESSICA DEGROAT I.C.C. 12; F.H.A. 10, District F.H.A. 10, Vice President 12, District State Convention 11, Vice President Charge of Recreation 11, President 12; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12; Committee Chairman Junior- Senior Prom 11. DIANNE DICKSON Civic Club 10; B Glee Club 10; A Girl's Glee Club Advanced Glee Club 10; A Girl’s Glee Club Mixed Chorus 11; Pan Am Club Tele TA 12; Bible Club 12; Science 12. CALVIN EUGENE DIXON Page One Hundred Fifty-Six ANN DYKES Glee Club 10,11; F.H.A. 12; Anchor Club 12. AUBREY DYKES JUDY DYKES Anchor Club 12, President 12; I.C.C. 12; Dec. Committee Christmas Ball; N.H.S. 11,12. DIANE K. DUANE Transfer Student. JEROME EARNEST Baseball 11,12; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Tornado Whirl 11,12; Basketball Manager 10,11,12. SHEILA EASOM Civic Club 10. ERLENE EDWARDS F.H.A. 10; Civic Club 12. WYNETTE EPPS GEORGE ETHERIDGE Student Council 10,11,12; Football 10,11,12; Basket- ball 10,11,12; Track 10; Key Club 10,11,12; Latin Club 10,11,12; I.R.C. 12. MARY ELIZABETH EVERAGE Bible Club 10. BUBBA FAILE Glee Club 10,11. SONDRA FAIRCLOTH Twirling Corp 10,11; Majorette 12. BART FAY Band 10,11,12, Ist Lieutenant 12; Quill Scroll 11, 12; Treasurer 12; N.H.S. 11,12; Whirlwind 11, Busi- ness Manager; Amateur Radio Club 12, Vice President; Dance Band 12. ALFRED FENAES SYLVIA FENN | Band 10,11,12; F.H.A. 10. JO ANN FETTINGER Bible Club 10; F.H.A. 12. JUDY .FIELDS Transfer Student; Little Women 11,12; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; F.T.A. 12; I.R.C. 12; N.H.S. 12. MARY HELEN FINCH Page One Hundred Fifty-Seven CAROLYN FIRESTONE Bible Club 10; D.C.T. 12. JO ANN FLANDERS G.A.A. 10,11,12. SANDY FLEMING Bible Club 10,11,12; French Club 12. DONNA JEAN FLEMING Bible Club 11,12. MARY LOU FLOYD LINDA FOREHAND Page One Hundred Fifty-Eight SHELLEY FORESTER Glee Club 10; Latin Club 10,11; Math Club 11; N.H.S. 11,12; Quill Scroll 11,12; French Club 11, 12; F.T.A. 12, Project Chairman; Little Women 11, 12; Annual Staff 11,12, Copy Editor 12; Civic Club 12; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 11; Christmas Ball Committee 12. MARY FREDERICKSON Glee Club 10; G.A.A. 12. JIMMY FRITH Jaybees 11,12. JON WAYNE FULLER B Team Football 10; Pep Club 10,11; Junior Class Play Committee 11. JANICE FULTZ F.H.A. 10; F.N.A. 10,11; Photographers Club 10; French Club 11; G.A.A. 12; Latin Club 12; Civic Club 12; I.R.C. 12. GEORGE GAINER Civic Club 10,11,12, Vice President 12, President 11; Pan Am 11; Sports Editor Tornado Whirl 12; Staff Writer 11; I.C.C. 11. GERALD GAINER Student Council 10, Dis. Con.; Jaybees 11,12, Treas- urer 11, Ist Vice President 12; Christmas Ball Com- mittee; Civic Club 12; Beta Club 12. SUSAN GAINOUS Band 10,11,12; French Club 10,11; Little Women UAW, 12; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Latin Club 12; IERGom li 2- ERLENE GARNETT Latin Club. JAMES GARTMEN Latin Club 11; Glee Club 10,11; Male Glee Club 10,11. JOHN GAY LINDA GAY PATRICIA GAYLE GEORGE Latin Club 10,11; Little Women 11,12; I.R.C. 12; Future Nurses 11; F.T.A. 11; F.H.A. 11; Youth Center Ale: DIANE GILBERT Bible Club 11,12; Devotional Committee 11,12; Pan | Amulele kstsAeolil: IRGC 12s | REBA SHARON GILBERT SHARON GAIL GILBERT FAA.A, 10,11,12; Latin Club 11; Glee-Club TOT 2 Operetta 10; I.R.C. 12; Dec. Committee Junior-Senior | Prom; Music Clinic 10,11,12; State Festival Ope | District 10,11,12. JUDY ANN GILMORE BRENDA JOYCE GILSTRAP Page One Hundred Fifty-Nine ANITA GLEITSMAN Latin Club 11,12; F.T.A. 10, Bible Club 12. LARRY GODWIN B Team Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11,12; Key Club 12; Math Club 11; Latin Club 11,12; N.H.S. 11, 122 AeR: Gaal: PETER GOODRICH Transfer Student; Jaybees 12; I.R.C. 12. JANICE GOODSON Bible Club 11,12; Pan Am 12; Civic Club 12; F.T.A. TL 2 ssNPHeStal2s ELAINE GOODSON DORIS GOODWIN JUDY GORE Student Council 10,11; Latin Club 10,11,12; F.T.A. 10,11; Little Women 11,12, President 12; N.H.S. 11, 12; Youth Center Board Member 11; Chairman 4 Entertainment Committee, Junior-Senior Prom; Glee ; Club 10,11,12, Clinic 10,12; State 10,12, District 10, 11,12, Operetta 10; Asst. Librarian Glee Club 12. JOE GORMAN Jaybees 11,12, 2nd Vice President I.R.C. 12. JEFF GRANT Pan Am 10,11,12; Latin Club 11,12; Math Club 11, 12; History Club 11,12; President 12; N.H.S. 11,12; I.R.C. 12; Vice President; 1.C.C. 12. GEORGE GREENE B Team Football 10; Jaybees 11,12, Varsity Foot- ball 11,12. ROBERT GREEN Transfer Student. ROBERT GRIFFIN Page One Hundred Sixty JAMES ERVIN GRIFFIS Track 12. BILLY RAY GRUBBS D.C.T. 11,12, Vice President 12. PEARL HAGANS Transfer Student. LYNDA FAYE HAIRE TOMMY HAMM Band 10,11; Senior Ball Committee. JANIE HAMMET G.A.A. 10; Pan Am 10; Student Director of Junior Class Play; Invitation Committee Junior-Senior Prom. | j | TOMMY HANEY President of Senior Class; Vice President of Student Body - 11; President of Sophomore Class; Student Council 10,11,12; Sgt.-at-Arms, 12; Key Club 10,11, 12; Latin Club 11,12; Boys State 11; Youth Center 11,12, Board Member 12; N.H.S. 11,12; 1.C.C. 12; B Team Football 10; Varsity Football 11,12; Track 10,11,12; B Team Basketball 10, Glee Club 10; King Twirp 12; Student Council State Convention 11, MARY FRANCES HARMON MILDRED ELAINE HARRIS History Club 11. VIRGINIA HARRIS Junior Class Play; Radio Journalism 12. SAMMY HARRISON Glee Club 10,11,12; Glee Club Ensemble 10,11,12; State Music Clinic 10,11,12; State Music Festival 10, Ti, l2-:A.V.A. 11,12: PHYLLIS HATHAWAY Bible Club 10,12. Page One Hundred Sixty-One GERALD HAWK Jaybees 11,12; Civic Club 10,11; I.R.C. 12; Dec. Committee Junior-Senior Prom; Annual Staff 11,12, Assistant Photographer 11, Photographer 12. DONNA HAZEN F.H.A. 10; Journalism 10,11,12, Associate Editor 12; F.T.A. 11,12; Civic Club 10; Quill Scroll 11,12; Bible Club 11; Junior-Senior Prom Committee. NELSON HELMS Jaybees 10,11,12; Youth Center TAZ ER Gai: CHARLES HENDERSON Bible Club 11,12; D.C.T. 12. LESLIE HERRINGTON French Club 10; F.T.A. 11; Tornado Whirl 10,11, Assistant Associate Editor 11; Whirlwind 11,12, Art Editor 12; Junior Historical Club 11; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; I.R.C. 12; Junior Class Play Com: mittee; Youth Center 11,12; Little Women 11,12. REBECCA HILTON Bible Club 10,11,12, President 12; F.T.A. 10,11; I.R.C. 12; Photo Club 12, Page One Hundred Sixty-Two Class OF 6D WALTER HOBBS Latin Club 10; I.R.C. 12; Jaybees 12; Youth Center LSU: SHARON HODGE F.H.A. 10; Bible Club 11,12; Civic Club 11,12; F.N.A. 10,11,12, Vice President 12, State Con. 11, District Con. 10,11, Ist Vice President Dis. A; Science Club 11,12, Treasurer 12; Little Women 12; T.V. Journalism 12. WAYNE HODGES Band 10,11; Science Club 10,11; N.H.S. 11,12; Math Club 12; Latin Club 12; Civic Club 10; Bible Club 11,12; I.R.C. 12. ELAINE HOFFMAN Junior Historical Club 11,12, Vice President 11, Pro- jects Chairman 12; F.N.A. 11,12, Historian 12. PAULA HOFSOMMER French Club 10,11; Latin Club 10,11; Junior Class Play Committee. MARTHA HOLSENBACK Bible Club 11,12. IRMA ANN HUGHES FHA 11; ETA: 10.11 ENA. 10,11; B Team Cheer- leader 10,11, Co-Captain 11; D.C.T. 12; Homecom- ing Queen Candidate 12; Pan Am 10; Little Wom- en 12. WANDA HUGHES Student Council 10,11,12; Projects Chairman 11, Sec- retary 12; District Con. 12; G.A.A. 10,11,12, Presi- dent 12; N.H.S. 11,12; Quill Scroll 11,12, Presi- dent 12; Annual Staff 11,12, Business Manager 12; Girls State Alternate 11; 1.C.C. 12; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12; Christmas Ball Committee. DANNY HUTCHISON Science Club 10; Pan Am 10,11; Jaybees 11,12; I.R.C. 12; Prom Committee 11. KENNETH HUTCHINSON Pan Am. 11. JOYCE HINES Transfer Student. ANN ISLER Pan Am 10,11; Program Chairman 11; F.T.A. 10; Student Council 10,11; N.H.S. 11,12; Little Women 11,12, Correspondence Secretary 12; Sophomore Sweetheart; Homecoming Queen Candidate 10,12; Prom Committee 11; Christmas Ball Committee 12; Quill Scroll 12; Youth Center 11,12; Pelican Staff 11,12, Art and Layout Editor 12. CATHERINE HOLT Bible Club 10,11,12; F.T.A. 10. SHERLON HORNE Civic Club 12; Bible Club; Junior-Senior Prom Committee. THOMAS HOWARD Forestry Club; Junior Class Play Committee. JANA HOWELL F.T.A. 10,11,12; I.R.C. 12; Junior Historical Club 11, 12; Secretary 12; Quill Scroll 11,12, Secretary 12; Tornado Whirl 10,11; Whirlwind 12; French Club 11,12, Treasurer 12; Homecoming Queen Can- didate 12; Little Women 11,12; Youth Center 11, 12; Junior Class Play Committee 11; Junior Senior Prom Committee; Christmas Ball Committee. MARIE HOWELL Student Council 10,11,12; Pan Am 10,11, Vice Presi- dent 11; Homecoming Queen Candidate 11,12; Little Women 11,12; F.T.A. 12; Bible Club 12; Annual Staff 11, 12, Feature Editor 12; Senior Class Prophet; Girls State Alternate; Sophomore, Senior Sweetheart; Finalist Miss Tornado Whirl 12. CATHERINE ANN HUGHES F.N.A. 10,11,12; Pep Club 10; F.H.A. 10. Page One Hundred Sixty-Three DORIS JACKSON Glee Club 10,11,12; G.A.A. 10,12; Christmas Ban- quet Committee 10. EARLENE JACKSON T.V. Journalism 10,11,12; Bible Club 10,11,12; F.T.A. 10,12; Glee Club 10; Dramatics Club 10. WINSTON JAY Bible Club 10,11,12. FREIDA JENKINS F.H.A. 10; Latin Club 10; F.T.A. 11; F.N.A. 10,11,12, Secretary 10,11, Treasurer 12. ELLEN JENNINGS FTA. JO; 2= Historians zr Latin� ClubeelO.lnt- Quill Scroll 11,12; F.T.A. Con. 12; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Civic Club 12; Pelican Staff 11, 12, Co-Editor 12, N.H.S. 12; Youth Center 11,12. ALVIN JOHNSON Forestry Club 11,12; Band 10,11. Page One Hundred Sixty-Four GEORGE JOHNSON Civic Club 11. JOHNNY JOHNSON WAYNE JOHNSON Glee Club 12. JUDY JOHNSTON Glee Club pianist 10,11; Ensemble pianist 11; Oper- etta 10,11; Student Council 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Annual Staff 12; F.T.A. 12; Little Women 12. GLENDA JONES F.H.A. 12. SUSAN JONEL JONES Christmas Ball Committee 12; Twirling Corp 10,11; Civic Club 12; Little Women 11,12; Pan Am 10; In- vitation Committee Prom 11; I.R.C. 12. GLENDA JEAN LAND Band 10,11,12, Etude Club 11,12; F.H.A. 10; Dance Band 10,12; Librarian 12. WILLIAM LARRY LAND Radio Journalism 11,12; Transportation Chairman 12; RIGS 2: CAROLYN LATHAN FAYE LAWRENCE F.H.A.; F.T.A. 11, Secretary 12; N.H.S. 11,12; Latin Club; Litthke Women 11,12; Dec. Committee Jun- ior-Senior Prom 11. ROYCE LE VAUGHN BILL LEE Forestry Club 12; Science Club 10; Radio Journalism 12; Youth Center 11,12. MARGARET JORDAN F.H.A. 10,11; G.A.A. 10. SANDRA KAY KEEL G.A.A. 10; F.N.A. 11,12; Library Club 11,12. WILLIAM STUART KELLER CHARLENE KELLEY Bible Club 10,11,12, Secretary 12; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 11. JERRY ELLIOT KELLEY Forestry Club. JENNY KIRBY G.A.A. 10; Glee Club 10,11,12, Ensemble 11,12, Op- eretta 10,11; F.H.A. 10; N.H.S. 11,12; Latin Club 12. Page One Hundred Sixty-Five CELILIA LEE D.C.T. MARILYN LEE F.H.A. 10,11,12; F.T.A. 12; Civic Club 12; Glee Club 11; G.A.A. 12; Little Women 11; Anchor Club 12; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 11; Christmas Ball Committee 12; Youth Center 11,12. GARY LEE Latin Club 11; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 11. REBECCA LEITCH Band 10,11,12; Dance Band 10, Etude Club 11,12, Pres. 12; Assistant Drum Major 11, Drum Major 12; Latin Club 10; F.H.A. 10,11, Pianist 11; Invitation Committee Prom 11. CHARLES R. LEWIS NANCY LEWIS F.H.A. 10; Civic Club 12; French Club 10,11; Latin Club 11,12, Secretary 11; N.H.S. 11,12; I.R.C. 12; Little Women 11,12, Recording Secretary 12; Home- coming Queen Candidate 11,12; Student Council 10; Dec. Committee Junior-Senior Prom 11. Llass UF ’bO SANDRA LEE LEWIS Transfer Student. THOMAS LEWIS SANDRA KAYE LINDSEY Office Worker 10,11,12. VELMA LIPHAM MARY LEE LITTLE MARIE LISENBY Latin Club 10,11; F.H.A. 10,11,12, Parliamentarian 10, Treasurer 11, Ways Means Committee 12; Civic Club 11,12, Treasurer 11, Secretary 12; N.H.S. 11,12; I.R.C. 12; Student Council 12; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12; Little Women 11,12, Prog. Chairman 12; Junior Class Play Committee 11; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 11; Christmas Ball Committee 12. ae Page One Hundred Sixty-Six JAMES LOCKAMY KAY LOCKE Bible Club 10; F.T.A. 10; G.A.A. 10; Latin Club 10,11; Glee Club 10,11; Math Club 11,12; Science Ciub 12; I.R.C. 12; History Club 11; Junior Class Play Committee 11; Junior-Senior Ball Committee 11; N.H.S. 11,12. JAMES LOFTIN Forestry Club 12. JOY LOVE F.H.A. 10; Quill Scroll 11,12; Feature Editor Tor- nado Whirl 12. PEGGY LUCAS NICKY LUNSFORD RALPH McCALL Photography Club 10; Basketball 10; Baseball 10. : PEARL McCART G.A.A. 10,11,12; F.H.A. 10. EUGENE McCARTHY Latin Club 12; Youth Center 11,12. MARTHA McCLELLAN Glee Club 10; Pan Am 10,11; F.H.A. 12; Bible Club 12. JOHNNIE McCRARY Bible Club; Junior Class Play; F.H.A. JIMMY McCRONE Band 10,11,12, Corporal 12. Hundred Sixty-Seven JOAN McEACHIN Bible Club 10,12; F.N.A. 10,11,12. LARRY McGILL N.H.S. 11,12; Key Club 10,11,12; Ciive Club 10,11; Pan Am 10; Track 11,12; Varsity Football 10,11, 12;, Varsity Baseball 10,11. Junior Varsity Basket- ball 10. BILL McKENZIE Jaybees 12; I.R.C. 12; Youth Center 12. JERRY OSCAR McKINNEY JOHN McKNIGHT ANITA McLEMORE F.H.A. 10,12; D.C.T. 12, Treasurer 12; Civic Club 10; G.A.A. 10. JACK McLUCAS siermemenin ii fitimmren iin tina DELLA SUE McNABB Band 10,11,12, Corporal 11,12, State and District Festival 10,11,12; Civic Club 11; Bible Club 10; Little Women 12. JIMMY McNABB N.H.S. 11,12, District Convention 11,12; Concert Band 10,11,12; Marching Band 10,11,12; Latin Club 11; Junior Class Play 11; Junior Academy of Science 10; Math Club 11,12; Christmas Ball Committee 12; Dance Band 10,12; Amateur Radio Club 12. SHIRLEY McNEIL G.A.A. 10; Junior Academy of Science 10. JOHN McQUAGGE Track 10,11,12; I.R.C. 12; Youth Center. DALE McREE Forestry Club 10,11,12, Secretary 12; Jaybees 12; Radio Journalism 12. Page One Hundred Sixty-Eight LAWRENCE MAHONEY Jaybees 10,11, Assistant Director Program Chair- man; Junior Class Play; I.R.C. 12; Civic Club 12. KARIN GENE MAINOUS French Club 10; F.T.A. 11,12; Dec. Committee Junior- Senior Prom. DARRELL MALLOY GERALD MARLOW JOHN MARSHALL LARRY MARTIN N.H.S. 11,12; Basketball 10; Pan Am 10; Civic Club Wik lass Uf ‘b ROBERT WAYNE MARTIN Marching Band 10,11; History Club 11,12, President 12; Junior Class Play Committee; Concert Band 12. ELAINE FRANCES MATHIS G.A.A. 10; Little Women 11,12; I.R.C. 12; Dec. ‘ Committee Junior-Senior Prom 11; Christmas Ball Committee 12; Latin Club 10. JOHN BASCOM MATHEWS Junior Class Play Committee; Pan Am. BILL MAULDIN Band 10. HELEN FAYE MAULDIN Twirler 10,11,12; Student Council 10,11; F.T.A. 11,12; { Pan Am 11,12; Little Women 11,12; Homecoming Queen Candidate 10,12, Finalist 12. WILLIAM CALVIN MAXWELL | Football 10,11,12; Jaybees 10,11. Page One Hundred Sixty-Nine PATTY MEADOWS G.A.A. 11; D.C.T. 12, President 12; Invitation Com- mittee Junior-Senior Prom; F.T.A. 10. DOROTHY LAURAL MERCER F.N.A. 10,11,12. SANDRA MILLARD French Club 11,12; N.H.S. 12. GLENDA MILLER Glee Club 10,11,12, Secretary 12; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Civic Club 12; Homecoming Queen Can- didate 12; F.H.A. 12. JAY MILLER Transfer Student. FRANCES MILLS F.H.A. Class OF 60 JOHN DOUGLAS MILLS Civic Club 10,11; Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11, 12; Key Club 12; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Christmas Ball Committee 12; Youth Center Vigii2s ANNETTE BERLA MOATES F.T.A. 10,12; Pan Am 10,12; Christmas Ball Invita- tion Committee 12; I.R.C. 12, Secretary 12. CHARLES A. MONTGOMERY, JR. WILLIAM RAYMOND MOON Band 10,11,12. HUBERT T. MOORE Band 10,11,12; Math Club 11,12; Etude Club 11,12; Band Corporal 12; Radio Club 12, President 12; Dance Band 12. MARY ANNE MOORE F.H.A. 12; Pan Am 12; Transfer Student. Page One Hundred Seventy Llass U NELL. NEEL F.H.A. 10,11,12, State Fair 10. RICHARD NEVES Key Club 11,12; Youth Center 12, Board Member 2-aER: Gali? D'GTaat2s ROBERT NEVES Key Club 11,12; Jaybees 11; History Club 11; Youth Center 11,12, Board Member 12; Junior Class Play Committee; Basketball 10. PAULINE NEWHOOK F.H.A. 10; F.N.A. 11; Youth Center 11. JAY NEWMAN Latin Club 10,11,12, President 11; Key Club 10,11, 12, Secretary 12; B Team Basketball 10, Varsity Bas- ketball 11,12; Track 10,11; I.R.C. 12; N.H.S. 11,12, Vice President 12; Math Club 12. LOU NEWMAN Latin Club 10,11; French Club 11,12, Vice President 12; I.R.C. 12; Anchor Club 12; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 11; Christmas Ball Committee 12; Youth Center 11,12. SAMUEL M. MORGAN Transfer Student. JOANN MORRIS F.H.A. 10,12; Glee Club 11. MICKEY MOSELEY Football 10,11,12; Key Club 11; Track 10,11,12. BARBARA MURFEE Christmas Banquet 11; Bible Club 11,12. MICHAEL WILLIAM MURFEE Varsity Football 10,11,12; Track 10,11,12. MARIE MYRICK Bible Club 11,12. Page One Hundred Seventy-One RONALD NEWSOME MARY SUE NORDAN Pep Club 10; F.T.A. 10,11,12; F.H.A. 12; Little Women 11,12; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 11; Christmas Ball Committee 12; Civic Club 10; Youth Center 11,12. GLORIA ODOM Bible Club 10; F.N.A. 10,11,12; Pep Club 10; F.H.A. 10. BILL OGBURN JAMES RAY O’NEAL Tec Club. JANET OSBORNE CHRISTINE OWEN F.T.A. 10,11,12, Secretary 11, Vice President 12; Latin Club 10,11; F.H.A. 12; Little Women 12; F.T.A. State Con. 10. Se daa an — CLARK PALMER JAMES PARKER Band 10,11,12. JOE PARKER RODNEY PARRISH Civic Club. RAY HAROLD PATE Page One Hundred Seventy-Two LLOYD: PHELPS ARLEENE PIPPIN Tornado Whirl 10,11,12, Exchange Editor 11, Typist 12; G.A.A. 12. FRED POWELL DOROTHY PRINGLE G.A.A. 10; Junior Senior Prom Committee 11; Junior Class Play Committee 11; Bible Club 12; F.H.A. 12; Little Women 12; Christmas Ball Committee 12; Youth Center 11,12. PAM PROWS Student Council 10,11,12; Latin Club 11; Glee Club 10,11,12; I.R.C. 12; Little Women 11,12; Sweetheart 10,11,12; Homecoming Queen Candidate 11,12; Chairman of Homecoming 12; Operetta 10; Glee Club State and District Con.; Junior Class Play Com- mittee 11; Publicity Chairman Little Women; Uniform Chairman Glee Club; Junior-Senior Prom Committee. CHARLES PUMPHREY JUDY PATTON “BY” Team Cheerleader 10, Co-Captain; Varsity Cheer- leader 11,12, Co-Captain 12; Vice President Sopho- more Class; Student Council 10,11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Quill Scroll 11,12; I.R.C. 12; Homecoming Queen Candidate 11,12, Finalist 12; Treasurer Youth Center 11,12; Junior Senior Sweetheart; Editor of Whirl- wind 12; Vice President Little Women 12; Junior Senior Prom 11; Chairman Magazine Drive 12; Girls State Alternate 11; I.C.C. 12; D.A.R. Award; Miss Tornado Whirl 12. DALTON PAULK Baseball 10,11,12; Jaybees 11; Math Club 11,12, N.H.S. 11,12; Student Council 12. DON PATTERSON Key Club 10,11,12; “B’ Team Football 10; Varsity Football 11,12; Student Council 11, Hall of Fame Committee 11; President of Youth Center 12. PATTI PENNINGTON Junior Class Play Committee 11. MADELINE PENTON F.H.A. 10; Pep Club 10; French Club 11,12, Secre- tary 12; Math Club 11,12, Treasurer 12; Civic Club 11,12, Treasurer 12; Little Women 11,12; I.R.C. 12; Junior-Senior Prom Decoration Committee 11; An- nual Staff 11,12, Art Layout Editor 12; Beta Club 12; Christmas Ball Decor. Committee 12; Quill Scroll 12. JOAN PEOPLES Junior Class Play Committee 11. Page One Hundred Seventy-Three DONALD A. PUMPHREY Basketball 10; Glee Club. JERRY PYBUS Student Council 10,11,12; Annual Staff 11,12, Sports Editor 12; Bay High Day Manager 11,12; Key Club 10,11; Quill Scroll 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Treas- urer Senior Class; Alternate to Boys State 11; Co- Chairman Monitors 12. JIMMY PYBUS Key Club 10,11; Student Council 10,11,12; I.R.C. 12; Sports Editor of Tornado Whirl 12; N.H.S. 11,12; Quill Scroll 11,12, Vice President 12; Vice Presi- dent of Senior Class; Co Chairman Big Blow 12; Boys State Alternate. BARBARA PYLE DORIS JEAN QUICK French Club 11,12; Math Club 11. MICHAEL QUICKEL Youth Center 11,12; I.R.C. 12; Beta Club 12; Jay- bees 12. ROY RAFFIELD RAY RAMER GLORIA LEE READY Glee Club 10; G.A.A. 10; Pan Am 11; F.T.A. 12. | EDITH CAVELL RENFROE Latin Club 11,12; I.R.C. 12; Publicity Chairman Lan- guage Party 11. EVANDA RHEA | D.C.T. Reporter 12. BETTY ANN RICH Latin Club. Page One Hundred Seventy-Four JOHN RODGERS Latin Club 11; Youth Center 11,12. ELAINE ROGERS TOMMY ROGERS Student Council 10; Glee Club 10,11,12; Jaybees 11,12; L.R.C. 12; Beta Club 12. CAROLE ANN ROBERTS French Club 10,11; Quill Scroll 11,12; I.R.C. 12; Tornado Whirl, Advertising Manager 11, Busi- ness Manager 12; Publicity for Homecoming 12. SHIRLEY RRONEY G.A.A. 10,12. JOANNE ROSENAU Junior Academy of Science 10; F.T.A. 10,11; Chair- man Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Junior Class Play Committee; French Club 11,12; History Club 11,12, Historian 11,Vice President 12; I.R.C. 12; Math Club 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Civic Club 11,12; Little Women Ia DIANNE RICH G.A.A. 10,11,12, Secretary 12; Bible Club 10,11,12; Latin Club 10,11,12; Dec. Committee Junior-Senior Prom 11. DOROTHY M. RICHIE Band 10,11; Whirlwind 11,12; History Club 11,12; Quill Scroll 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Math Club Wil 12; French Club 10. BARBARA RICHTER F.T.A. 10; Radio Club 10,11,12, Secretary 10; Direc- tor 12; Civic Club 11; Quill Scroll 11,12; History Club 11,12; Pan Am 11. MARVIN RIGGS Football 10,11,12; Baseball 10; Key Club 12, ELLINE RILEY Glee Club 10,11; Bible Club 10. GEORGE RILEY Page One Hundred Seventy-Five KENNETH CHARLES SANDERS Pan Am 10,11,12; Math Club 11; Student Council 11; N.H.S. 11,12; Program Chairman Bible Club 12; Latin Club 11; T.V. Journalism .12. JEANNETTE SANDERS Latin Club 10; Nurses Club 10,11,12; G.A.A. 12. ROY SANDERS VELMA ANN SAUNDERS F.N.A. President 10,11, State Vice President 12; District President Nurses Club 12; Bible Club 10,12; Radio Journalism 10,11; Quill Scroll 11,12; N.H.S. Aste 2e BILLY SAVELLE JOHN SCHRODER KARL M. SCHNEIDER French Club 10,11; Band 10,11,12. RICHARD SCOTT . Transfer Student; Basketball 11,12. SHIRLEY SCURLOCK Bible Club 11. SARA SELLERS F.H.A. 10; D.C.T. 12. LINDA SETTERLIND F.H:A. 10; F.N.A. 10,11,12; Adv. Glee Club 11,12; Bible Club 12. LYNN SEYMOUR Jaybees 11,12; I.R.C. 12; Civic Club 10; Beta Club 12. Hundred Seventy-Six CAROLE SHARP Transfer Student; Civic Club 12; F.T.A. 12. VONCILE SHELL French Club 12; Bible Club 12. SIMONE SIMMONS French Club 10; F.N.A. 10,11,12; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12; Beta Club 12. CAROL SIMS F.H.A. 10; Math Club 10; Glee Club 10,11,12, Busi- ness Manager 12; Latin Club 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; I.R.C. 12; Music Clinic 11,12. ANNETTE SINGLETON Civic Club 10,11,12; F.T.A. 10; F.H.A. 10; Christ- mas Ball Committee 11; Radio Journalism 12; I.R.C. 12; G.A.A. 10; F.N.A. 10; Beta Club 12; Youth Center 11,12; Little Women 11,12; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12; Secretary Beta Club 12. BARBARA SKIPPER DOUGLAS SMITH MEREDITH SMITH PATRICIA SMITH Majorette 10,11,12; Civic Club 10,11,12; F.H.A. 10; Christmas Ball Committee 12. | JACKIE SMITHERMAN Bible Club; Pan Am. BOB SNUGGS Senior Class Prophet; Junior Varsity Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11,12; Key Club 10,11,12, Inter- national Con. 10,11, State Con. 10,11,12; State Lieutenant Governor 11,12, Local Treasurer 12; N.H.S. 11,12,. President 12; I.R.C. 12, Program Chairman | 12; Math Club 12; Latin Club 10,11,12; Science Research Institute 12; Youth Center 11,12. JAMES SOUTHALL | Pan Am 11,12; I.R.C. 12; Youth Center 12. Page One Hundred Seventy-Seven MIKE SPANN PAT SPIKES Jaybees; History Chairman, Vice President Fores try Club, Reporter; Homecoming Announcer; Homecom- ing Committee 12. DONNIE LOU SPIVA F.H.A. 10; F.N.A. 10,11. TOM STANLEY History Club 12; Bible Club 11; Baseball 12. CHARLEYEN STEELE Transfer Student; F.H.A. 12; Glee Club 12; Bible Club 10; French Club 10,11; Music Clinic 12. WAYNE STANFORD Jaybees 12; Football Team Manager 11,12; Home- coming Committee 12. Page One Hundred Seventy-Eight Class OF ’60 ANN STEPHENS F.H.A. 10; G.A.A. 10,12; Student Council 10; Home- coming Committee 12. HARRIETT STEVENSON Transfer Student. RUSSELL STEWART Latin Club 11,12; I.R.C. 12; Science Club 12; Civic Club 10; Beta Club 12. SALLY STOCKMAN Student Council 10, Treasurer 10; F.H.A. 10,11,12, Historian 10, Vice President of Projects 11, Vice President of Programs 12, State Con. 10,11, District Con. 10,11, F.H.A. State Fair 10; French Club 11; N.H.S. 11,12; Treasurer 12; District State Con. 11, District Vice President 12; I.R.C. 12; Homecoming Queen Candidate 12, Finalist 12. DIANNE STRICKLAND Student Council 10; Glee Club 10; Girls Lieutenant 10, Operetta 10; Latin Club 10,11,12: Little Women 11,12, Telephone Chairman 12; Whirlwind 12; Junior- Senior Prom Committee; G.A.A. 12; Christmas Ball Committee; Chairman Invitation Committee 12; Beta Club 12. MARJORIE MONETTE STRICKLAND F.H.A. 11,12; F.H.A. District Conv. KENNETH DALE STRICKLER N.H.S. 11,12, District Con. 11; Civic Club 11,12, President 12; Key Club 12; Latin Club 11,12; Chairman Orchestra Committee Junior-Senior Prom; 1:G:Ge 12. MARVIN HENRY STUCKEY, JR. Latin Club 12; I.R.C. 12. WANDA LEE SUBER Bible Club 11,12. SARAH SUGGS F.H.A. 10; Library Club 12. EDDIE SULLIVAN Band 10,11; Forestry Club 11,12. DANNY SURBER Forestry Club 11,12. MIKE SWEET Football 10; Latin Club 11; Pan Am 12. FRANK TAYLOR D.Galen 2. JOYCE TAYLOR G.A.A. 10,11,12, Treasurer 12. RONALD O’NEAL TAYLOR Latin Club 10; Pan Am 11; I.R.C. 12. SYLVIA TEW D.C.T. 12; Bible Club 10; F.H.A. 10. ROBERT THEUS D.C.T. 12; Parliamentarian. Page One Hundred Seventy-Nine JAMES FERRELL THOMAS D:G.T. Ze JIM FINNEY THOMAS B Team Football 10,11; Track 10,11,12; Jaybees 10, 11,12; Civic Club 12; Senior Class Historian. COLETTE THOMPSON Transfer Student; F.N.A. 12; F.H.A. 12; Little Women T2ealaRsGamlis BRENDA TREXLER Glee Club B Girls; Choir 10,11. PATRICIA TREXLER Transfer Student. CAROL TUCKER B Team Cheerleader 10,11, Captain 11; Varsity Cheerleader 12; Homecoming Queen Candidate iy 12; Sophomore Class Treasurer; F.T.A. 10; Student Council 11,12; School Spirit Chairman 12; French Club 11,12, President 12; Math Club 11; Little Women 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Youth Center ez; Board Member 11; I.R.C. 12; 1.C.C. 12. Page One Hundred Llass OF BO EDWARD TUNSTALL, JR. Band 10,11; Jaybees 11,12, Board of Directors 12; Math Club 11,12; Vice President 12; Latin Club 11; N.H.S. 11,12; Science Club 12. CAROL ANN TURNER Band 10,11,12, 2nd Lieutenant 12; Bible Club 12; Math Club 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; District Conv. 11; I.R.C. 12; F.T.A. 12; Little Women 11,12. : PEGGY UNDERWOOD Bible Club 10,11,12; F.T.A. 10,11,12, Treasurer 11, President 12; Pan Am 11; Math Club 12; N.H.S. 11,12; F.T.A. conv. 11,12; F.T.A. State Vice President 12 ReGa2: JOSH HOWELL VANN B Team Football 10; Varsity Football 11,12; Jay- bees 10,11. BOBBY VICKERY JANIS ANNE WADDELL F.T.A. 10,11,12; Band 11,12, Officer 12; Glee Club 10; Little Women 11,12. CHARLES WALKER Science Club 12; Math Club; French Club Dy We N.H.S. 11,12; Photography Club. CHARLOTTE WALLIS F.H.A. 10; Junior-Senior Prom Committee. SHARON WALPOLE F.T.A. 10; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; F.H.A. 12 GARY WALSINGHAM Baseball 11,12; I.R.C. 12; Youth Center Tape LUCILLE WARD Junior Academy of Science 10; F.H.A. 10,12; Pan Am 12; G.A.A. 11. FREDDY WARREN Jaybees 11; Football 10; Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee; Christmas Ball Committee. PATRICIA WATERS Glee Club 10,11,12; F.H.A. 10; Bible Club 10. BRENDA WATKINS French Glubm li); balc-A 128 Littles Women 2 I.R.C. 12; Youth Center 11; Junior Class Play Com- mittee; Beta Club 12, Treasurer. JOHNNY WATSON Transfer Student; Pan Am 12; LR.C. 12; Bible Club 12. CARL WATTS Math Club; Band. JUDY WATTS Latin Club 10; G.A.A. 10; Little Women 11,12; Youth Center 11,12; Glee Club 11,12; Ensemble 12; I.R.C. 12; French Club 12. CHARLES WELCH Key Club 10,11; Math Club 10; I.R.C. 12; Pan Am 11. Ee One Hundred Eighty-One BERTHA WHIDDON G.A.A. 12. EDWIN WHITAKER RONALD WHITE N.H.S. 11,12; Chairman of Scholarship 12; Key Club 10,11,12, Board Member 10, Vice President 11, President 12; Junior Class Play; Student Council 11, 12; Chairman of Scholarship Committee 12, Chair- man of Homecoming Parade 12; Vice President of Junior Class; Pan Am 11; Senior Class Lawyer; Youth Center 11,12, Board Member 11; I.R.C. 12; I.C.C. 12; Key Club State Convention 11; Boys State 11. FRANK WHITEHEAD Youth Center 11,12. GAIL WHITFIELD G.A.A. 10,11,12, Vice President 11; T.V. Journalism 10,11,12, Director 12; Latin Club 11,12; Quill Scroll 11,12; N.H.S. 11,12; Civic Club 12. JUDY WHITLEY Transfer Student. GERTRUDE WHITTLE Transfer Student; F.H.A. 12. BRYNNE WHITUS : Pan Am 10; G.A.A. 10,11; F.H.A. 12; D.C.T. 12 Secretary 12. , CAROLYN WILLIAMS F.H.A. 10,12; Glee Club 11,12. JAMES WILLIAMS Band 10,11,12; Etude Club 12; D.C.T. 12; Youth Center 11,12. JOANNE WILLIAMS Latin Club 10; Glee Club 12, ERWIN WILSON Meth Club 10,11; Youth Center 11,12. Page One Hundred Eighty-Two KENNY WILSON Forestry Club 11,12; Youth Center 11,12. JIM WING Transfer Student; Key Club 11,12; Varsity Football 11,12; Youth Center 11,12. JERRY WINSTON Forestry Club 12. COLMAN YARBROUGH SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Hilmer Alexander, Roxie Allen, Lil- lian Barr, Sherman Barron, Mack Bland, Tommy Bodiford, Gary Bowman, Daniel Bowlen, Tolbert Jack Branning, Rex Terry Brannon, Douglas Carmony, Robert Carter, Royce Wayne Cassidy, Martha Sue Creel, Fred Crowder, Jack Owen C utchens, Peggy David, Austin Davis, William Davis, Dwight Grainger, Huey Hayes, Gerald High- tower, Kline Howell, Jimmy Hudson, Andrew Jenkins, Robert S. Johnson, Sara Anne Kent, Aubrey Kyzer, Robert Love, Joseph Mc- Keithen, Joe McKinney, Johnny Joe McLemore, James Malloch, Allen Miller, Gene Moore, Jimmy Oliver, Stony Peacock, Judy Penual, Charlton Peterson, Billy Ray, William Thomas Ray, Dorothy Riley, Thomas Rushing, Paul Dennis Sarsfield, Clarence William RICHARD YOUD Latin Club 11,12; I.R.C. 12; Youth Center 11,12. SANDRA YOUNGBLOOD French Club 10,11; F.T.A. 11, Math Club I.R.C. 12; N.H.S. 11,12; Band 11,12. JIMMY ZEDIKER Key Club 10,11,12; Pan Am 10; Latin Club 11; Civic Club 11,12; Youth Center 11,12; I.R.C. 12. MARIE ZEDIKER B Team Cheerleader 10; Pan Am 11; F.T.A. F.N.A. 11; Beta Club 12; Homecoming Queen Candi- date 11,12. Smith, Jerry Smith, Chester Mike Smith, David Spence, David Trafton, George Surber, Patricia Watus. JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: Mary Armstrong, Jimmy Arthur Baker, Patricia Bales, Harriet Bodiford, Mays Brown, Charles Ray Bunch, Bruce Caulk, John Harry Courtney, Sandra Doster, Russell Draper, Martha Edmiston, Frank Eskridge, Carolyn Forehand, Joe Barry Ful- ler, Gene Goodman, Roce Hancock, James Edward Harper, Bobbie Jo Harris, Lonnie Heath, Jim Garman, Betty Lashley, George Marlin Billy Messer, Anne Middleton, Ray Gene Minger, Ray Neal Paulk, Anne Pearce, Ruth Jeanette Scott, Linda Scurlock, Mary Ann Spells, Linda Swift, Ken Thomas, Gerald Thorps, Jo Tyson, David Veal, Bobby Williams, Ray Williams, Rebecca Williamson. Page One Hundred Eighty-Three Hall of Fame : or : HALL OF FAME, is to h fellow students. - In Memoriam JOSEPH FRANCIS ALLEN 1940 - 1959 In token of lasting affection for Joe Allen, wnose untimely passing marked the first loss to our Hall of Fame, and in appreciation for his fine contributions to Bay High, the Student Council dedicates this portion of the annual. WANDA HUGHES “A willing and more faithful worker could never be found.” Quill and Scroll President G.A.A. President Student Council Secretary Pelican Business Manager RONALD WHITE “They are only truly great who are truly good.” Key Club President Senior Class Lawyer Boys’ State Student Council Page One Hundred Eighty-Six PAM BYRD “Her winning smile and wonderful personality gain her many friends and great popularity.” Editor of Pelican Captain Varsity Cheerleaders Girls’ State Homecoming Queen GENE CAIN “For wisdom is better than rubies and all the things that may be desired are not to be com- pared to it.” Jaybee President Senior Class Lawyer Boys’ State National Merit Scholarship Winner Page One Hundred Eighty-Seven DEWEY CONRAD “That man is valuable to his country who gives of his best to the service of mankind.” Student Body President Mr. Friendly Boys’ State TAP Co-Chairman JUDY PATTON “Full of pep, vim, and vitality, she’s fun in any locality, Editor of Whirlwind Co-Captain Varsity Cheerleaders DAR Award Miss Tornado Whirl Page One Hundred Eighty-Eight JOAN BROCK “Tall in strength, mind, and personality.” Editor of Tornado Whirl Senior Class Secretary Girls’ State TAP Co-Chairman TOMMY HANEY “A good sport in sports and in the game of life prospers.” Senior Class President Varsity Football Boys’ State Youth Center Board Member Page One Hundred Eighty-Nine JIMMY PYBUS “Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you.” Senior Class Vice President Quill Scroll Vice President Tornado Whirl Sports Editor Student Council JERRY PYBUS “It's nice to be natural when you are natural- ly nice.” Senior Class Treasurer Bay Hi gh Day Manager Pelican Sports Editor Student Council Page One Hundred Ninety Senior Foll BEST LOOKING MOST FUN LOVING : FRIENDLIEST . BEST ALL AROUND BEST MANNERS | BEST PERSONALITY : | MOST INTELLECTUAL | MOST POPULAR MOST ATHLETIC WITTIEST MOST TALENTED CULEST MOST AMBITIOUS eat NEATEST | MOST BAY HIGHISH | Page One Hundred Ninety-One BEST ALL AROUND Judy Patton Tommy Haney MOST FUN LOVING Madeline Penton Jimmy Acton MOST ATHLETIC Wanda Hughes Larry McGill | | i ) BEST PERSONALITY Judy Gore Butch White MOST POPULAR Pam Byrd Dewey Conrad Se Page One Hundred Ninety-Three BEST LOOKING Pam Prows Tommy Rogers MOST INTELLECTUAL Becky Bailey Gene Cain Page One Hundred Ninety-Four MOST TALENTED IS Nancy Lew Ken Strickler BEST MANNERS Lisenby Kenneth Sanders le Mar WITTIEST McCart Pearl Walter Hobbs MOST AMBITIOUS Joan Brock Bob Snuggs lovee Bets iciatese MOST BAY HIGHISH Carol Tucker Jimmy Pybus NEATEST Marie Zediker Robert Cogburn ee ee FRIENDLIEST Marie Howell Dale Corley CUTEST Sally Stockman Don Patterson Page One Hundred Ninety-Seven LEFT TO RIGHT: Dewey Conrad, Butch White, Tommy Haney, and Gene Cain. Boys and birls State Byrd and Joan Brock Bay High Students are always eager to participate in the annual Boys and Girls State conventions. This year Pam Byrd and Joan Brock represented Bay High at Girls State and Gene Cain, Dewey Conrad, Tommy Haney, and Butch White were delegates to Boys State. : These students gained valuable knowledge about our 2 state laws and governmental agencies. Boys and Girls State representatives will eventually move up into these high offices as they mature and as they become ready - “to contribute.” ‘ Page One Hundred Ninety-Eight MRS. MARGARET FIELDS “ ... And departing leave behind us, Footprints on the sands of time.” Mrs. Fields has retired after having taught for twenty- one years at Bay High. She leaves behind a record of accomplishment, of which she can be truly proud. To point out a few for the record—She organized the first F.H.A. chapter in the state of Florida; served on a committee to form the constitution for the National F.H.A. organization; served as advisor to the local chapter since its beginning; was awarded state honor- ary degree by the Florida F.H.A.; directed beautifica- tion campaigns around the school campus; arranged for the senior parking lots to be paved; and many, many other things. Perhaps the thing that will linger longest in the hearts of the Bay graduates, is the fact that Mrs. Fields served as Senior Class sponsor for fourteen years— arranging those exciting senior affairs—measuring us for caps and gowns .. . ordering our invitations . and throughout all these years of busy activity, she found time to teach her beloved subject, HOMEMAK- ING. 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