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

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Front row: Carol Cegelski, Brenda Hearell, Dorothy Fredrickson, Sally Dorsey, Dorothy Odon, Nona Al- derman, Mary Ellen Johnson, Karen Kern, and Frankie Woodcock. Back row: Barbara Hadlock, Sue Brewer, Lynne Secrist, Gail Furthman, Mar- celeen Rodes, Fran Wharton, Bobby Carol Walters, Sharee Leikvold, and Beverly Harnish. 1 F TURB URSES CLUB Pictured are: Beverly Harnish, pm'liamenmrirzn,' Barbara Julian, prefi- denly Gail Furthman, ,remnd vice preridenlg Barbara Hadlock, fini vice preridentf Sue Brewer, .rewezaryg Frankie Woodcock, correrpond- ing .rerrelaryy and Carolyn Gandee, lrearurer. Our Future Nurses Club of Melbourne High School was started in March 1955. There were approximately ten regular members in that first year. Last year we had about six- teen, and this ,year we have a total of twenty-six members. Our meetings are held once a month at the homes of different members. We have had several guest speakers visit our club. We have had two district meetings. One was held in Cocoa and one in Orlando. Our girls have attended three state conventions. In 1955, it was held in Tampa, in 1956 at St. Petersburg, and this year it will be held in jacksonville. Last year a number of our girls attended a course in home nursing and are now prac- ticing at the hospital. Our uniforms are green and white pin-stripe jumpers with white blouses. Our sponsor is Mrs. Arthur Tedford of Eau Gallie.

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CO-OP Front row: Elizabeth Wyatt, Barbara julian, and Patty Bronson. Middle row: Beverly Lillis, Ruth Terry, Earl Hopkins, Sandra Lipscomb, and Donna Emmett. Back row: Miss Dunaway, Barbara Enoch, JoAnn Hills, Carolyn Gandee, Joyce Goodwin, Sue Sparks, and Barbara Randolph. The Co-op program of our school is based on the philosophy that each student should have the opportunity to discover and develop to the fullest extent his interests and abilities. It thereby enables the student to become a more valuable citizen with a satis- fying feeling of confidence and vocational competency. The Co-op student's day is divided into four hours of study in the morning, during which he devotes two periods to Co-op classes: one to Generally Related Study and one to Specifically Related Study. The two remaining periods are devoted to other sub- jects. During the afternoon, the student is trained at least four hours in a socially accepted vocation.

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GIRLS' ATHLETIC i is ii iv fr 5 Ls: Si 5 ia as as Front row: Dinah Warren, Selma Anderson, Kitty Chaplan, Lee Ann Hall, Ann Heaps, LuAnn Barnett, Sandy jacot, Gloria Albritton, and Jimmie Marshall. Second row: Judy Larson, Jeanea Kounce, Faith Daugherty, Carol Sweeney, joan Aldrich, Beverly Roberts, Laura Brown, Marion Somers, Diane Thayer, Valerie Mardell, and Pat McPherson. Back row: Louise Grusnick, Sue Coker, Betty Allen, Diana Weber, Martha Schubert, Van Miller, Doodle Swilley, Eva Shafer, and Joy Hampton. G. A. A. OFFICERS Pictured left to right are: Billie Ponder, trem- urer, Gretchen Martens, president, Carla A1- britton, rergemt-at-armJ,' and Cathy Morton, xecrelary.