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

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| 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

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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

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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