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

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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.

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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.

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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.