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

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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

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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

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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