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

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First row, pictured left to right: Ted Nida, Vice Presidentg Alan Whiting, Presidentg Eddie Laibl, Secre- tary-Treasurer. Second row: Paul Sanford, George Nida, Bob Groves, Jim Coleman, John Edge, Johnny Smith, Third row: Toby Platt, Glen Littlejohn, Barney Corbin, Richard Cassady, Bill Stroud. KEY CLUB The Key Club is a Kiwanis sponsored organization composed of high school boys. Its advisor is Mr. Ralph Humphries. The purpose of the Key Club is to encourage civic consciousness through active participation in worthy civic projects. .

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First row, pictured left to right: Jack Horne, Judicial Chairman, Lu Ann Raymond, Vice President, Virginla Wargelin, Secretary, Second row: Laura Brown, Linda Crow, Bette Brown, Jo Ann Barry, June Smith, Alice Bottomley, Kay Polhamus, Third row: Barney Corbin, Tom Bass, Harry Goode, Jr, , Jim Coleman, Carl Morin, Eddie Laibl, Spence Guerin, l Kr . ,is t Jim Platt President 5, gf 11.311 L.: ,.., K ' ,eiel . - rr.. ,gsrf ,gg lijigggam f Eddie Parsons Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL The purpose of a Student Council is to obtain a better relationship between the stu- dent body and the Administration, This has been the motto of each person belonging to the Student Council, Under the guidance of the officers and sponsor, Mr. Adkison, the council has under- taken the projects of selling student cards, Bulldog Book covers, and arranging the dances held in the Eau Gallie Civic Center through the co-operation of the Civic Center Committee, The council's gift to the school this year was a patio of Tennessee red rock. The idea, the drawing of the plans, and the construction of this patio were contributed en- tirely by the councilmernbers. By such a program of activity and record of accomplishment, the Student Council has attempted to lead the way toward a better M.H, S,

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First row, pictured left to right: Mrs. Gwendolyn Wright, Sponsor, Jerryanne Whitehead, President, Margie Platt, Secretary. Second row: Elizabeth Wyatt, Sue Ann Young, Cathey Morton, Anne Heaps, Millie Braddock, June Anderson, Barbara Grantham, Karen Kem, Meredith Abraham, Patsy Hawks, Kay Why- brew, Joyce Simmons. Third row: Laura Brown, Patsy Young, Carolyn Wyatt, Sandy Smith, Helen Finger Dale Ann Myers, Gretchen Martens, Mary Gos, Linda Kirk, Lois Robbins, jo Ann McReyno1ds, Mil Moren, Peppy Hoover, Carol Peters, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The Future Homemakers of America is a. national organization for girls, and has as its purposes the following: to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, to further interest in home economics, to encourage democracy and creative leadership in home and community life, to provide wholesome individual and group recreation, and to work for good home and family life for all, This club has as its sponsors, Mrs. Jackie Newman, our home economics teacher, and Mrs. Gwendolyn Wright.