Pensacola High School - Annona Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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...Come Together for Aid The Science Club is organized especially for those students who are interested in science as a profes- sion. The members of the Science Club feel that many improvements have taken place this year. From a meager beginning this club has grown larger and better every year because of the interest that has been stimulated in its members. This is indicated by the fact that the number of meetings has been doub- led, giving the members a greater chance to expand their club program. Vital to the success of the club has been the guidance of Mr. Butler, its sponsor. Through his counsel and advice each member has been better prepared to fulfill the purposes of the club. The main purpose of the Science Club is to promote interest among students in all scientific fields. Speakers and educational films are used to further the purpose of the club. The beginning of a science library for Science Club members and science students was the main project during this year. This science library will increase the knowledge of scien- tific discoveries and advancements. With all these improvements the Science Club of the years ahead will become more profitable to students of P. H. S. Black Magic? No. Clem Barfield encounters another chemistry experiment. SCIENCE CLUB: ROW 1: John Hayes, Harry Wash, Parliamentarian; William Smith, Treasurer; Mary Anne Overman, Secretary; Bill Mock, Vice President; Tyrone Benton, President; John Foy, Alfred Shans, Myra Twomey, Frances Brasher, Joe Gilchrist . . . ROW 2: Golan Buck, Leonard Woody, Gail Green, Steve Miller, Essey Hendrix, Walter Vickers, Freddie Breeze, Bobby Hastings, Mr. Butler, Sponsor . . . ROW 3: Ralph Rufe, Bob Jenkins, Lambert King, Tommy Reynolds, James Latham, Paul Ashcraft, Dennis Weinman, Eddie Rose . . . ROW 4: Clifford Tharp, Johnny Nimmers, Jerry Haughton, Charles Miller, Arthur Hufford, Richard McDonald, Ronnie Riggs, Frank Bray, Ronnie Maddox. NOT SHOWN: Mary Ann Singletary, Jerry Miller, Jim Manley, George Hallmark, Bobby Harper, Tom Berkshire, Nick Elsion, Jack Sparks, Rolfe McClesky. [ 29 ]

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R. E. MABRY Mississippi College BS CHARLOTTE OLROYD University of Florida BA, MEd. JAMES HAYNES Western Kentucky State College BS JOYCE COOK University of Arkansas BSHE REGINALD BUTLER Mississippi Southern BS EDITH HARLING Illinois Wesleyan University BS MARVIN BECK Mississippi Southern College BS PHS Science Students... Take your pick might very easily be the slogan of our Science Department. This slogan is a result of the many science courses offered at Pensacola High. These courses include chemistry, physics, biology, physical science, and physiology. Mr. Mabry who is head of the Science Department has done a splendid job in keeping the department well organized. Frank Bray and Glenn Baldwin listen to Mr. Mabry's explanation. [ 28 ]

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Social Studies Delves into the Past ERNEST WILSON Mississippi Southern BS MARY LOUTHAN Florida State University BS THOMAS SLUSSER Penn State University BS, MEd ELIZABETH NILES Vanderbilt AB WOODWARD SKINNER Auburn BS ANN KNIGHT Huntingdon College BA Vanderbilt MAT WILLIE QUIN Mississippi Southern BS WILLIAM DON BALLENGER Auburn BS MARTHA SWAIN Mississippi State College BS Vanderbilt MA MELBA PARTIN University of Florida BAE, MEd JOHN LETT Auburn BS [ 30 ] PATSY BRYANT Auburn BS