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

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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,

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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.”

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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