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

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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.

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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.

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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