Melbourne High School - Mel Hi Yearbook (Melbourne, FL)

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Pictured left to right: Alan Womack, Rick Esbensen, Dick Van Brunt, Bill Tippie, Presidentg Buddy Mora, John McA1oney, Vice President. SCIENCE CLUB The aim of the Science Club is to stimulate interest in scientific ac- tivities. In March it sponsored the annual Science Fair which exhibited student projects in the fields of biology, chemistry, physics, and electronics. The Science Club is sponsored by the science teachers, Mr. Todd, Mr. McGregor and Mr. Einem.

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I Pictured left to right, first row: Jo Ann Barry, Dot Spencer, Pat Miller, Joan Sparr, Gerry Hudik, Kam McGinnis, Ginny Wargelin, Linda Crow. Second row: Alan Whiting, Vice Presidentg Carl Meyer, Presi- dentg Marceleen Rodes, Secretary-Treasurer. Third row: Harry Goode, Carl Morin, Richard Sale, John Leffingwell, Toby Platt, Ted Nida, Bob Groves, Jack Platt, Bobby Myer, George Nida. Fourth row: Carl Lanham, Herb Morrison, G. W, Fortune, Bill Archer, John Edge, Glenn Littlejohn, Bill Morrison, Barney Corbin, Alva Gerstle. Fifth row: Bill Stroud, Chuck Pierson, Jim Lepper, Richard Harvey, Jim Platt, Bill Swanda, Paul Sanford, Eddie Laibl, Jim Ashcraft, Frank Slaughter, Bryant Roberts, Bob Richardson, Richard Tolley, Eddie Parsons, Clint Dare. LETTERMAN'S CLUB The Letterman's Club is an organization consisting of boys and girls who, by partici- pating in some sport, by cheer1eading,or by managing a sport,have earned an award letter. One of the main events of the Letterman's Club is the annual Homecoming Dance held after the homecoming game. Also, each year, at the close of the football season, a football banquet is held, after which the Letterman's Club sponsors the annual Letter- man's Dance. However, the main purpose of this organization is creating and keeping good sports- manship at a high point throughout the entire year.

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Pictured left to right, first row: Mary Ann McCarthy, Secretary-Treasurerg Pat Miller, Co-Chairman, Rosemary Patanella, Project Chairman. Second row: Mary Jacobus, Norlene Martin, Bette Brown. Third row: Kam McGinnis, Gail Furthman and Virginia Wargelin. UNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross is the youth organization of the Red Cross. The J. R, C, Youth Council, sponsored by Miss Jane Leaf and Miss Marianne Browning, is the guiding body of the organization and is in charge of all its projects. The council sponsored the membership drive in November, when every high school student joined. They also made tray favors for the hospitals at Key West and Patrick Air Force Base. The main project of the council was the high school chest. 'I'his chest was made by the Industrial Arts Class and was filled by the council, with the money obtained from many projects, This summer, one boy and one girl will be selected to attend the J. R, C. Training Center in North Carolina, to learn about the Junior Red Cross.