Vernon High School - Jacket Buzz Yearbook (Vernon, FL)

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Tomorrow 95 Scientists Sitting: Jerry Kendrick, Dewey Worley, James Tutton, Harold Mallory, Loval Jones, Troy Lee Collins Farol Taylor. Standing: Verla Mae Hendrix, Annette Anderson, Reggie Reddick, Doyle Cumbie, Harlon Harris, Charles Newton, Gene Leavins, Royce Pippin, John Paul Cook, Reporter, Eli Carter, Edwin Bailey. Dorothy Morrell, Treasurer, Herman Jenkins, Daniel A. Rogers, Shirley Swindle, Secretary Nelda Faye Hughes, Donald Louis Morris, Jerry Syfrett, Ronald Johnson, Clyde Hood, President. Not pictured are Charles Taylor, Parliameutarian, and Doris Owens, Vice President. Regular meetings of the Science Club have been held during the school year since its organization in September 1951. For several years it was necessary to limit mem- bership to students who have taken general science, as many as sixty-nine being mem- bers in 1955. Various programs have been presented, though nothing so spectacular as a sputnik launching. With national interest focused on the sci- ence programs in our secondary schools, the club hopes in the future to foster interest in science. The club is considering a science fair and some individual projects for mem- bers. Although our members have not been able to compete up to now, several scholarships are available to outstanding students, some on a competitive basis others upon recom- mendation of principal and teachers. MR, S, B, SIMMONS Club Advisor

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Hzgh Notes VHS band was organized in 1951 That year it may not have been so good. The notes were some times sour but the band played on As years passed the members of the band learned more about the instruments and the music. Later they attended disl trict festivals and in 1955-56 participated They played and marched away with superior rating, the highest honor given. That year they attended state festival in Gainesville and received excellent rating As the majorettes pranced the band marched in the West Florida Championship Rodeo parade for several years. Highlights of this year were attendance at district and state festivals and spring concert ln cooperation with the glee club the band presented the Christmas concert. Football games would not be complete without the halftime and band program The outstanding per formance of the year was presented at the home game between the Jackets and Sopchoppy intricate formations included the pinwheel the letter S for Sopchoppy the letter V for Vernon and the hesita Mr Ernest Boone Director relaxes and gets in a httle practice on his own GAIL CALHOUN Mascot , . ' .. .. ' . - tion strut. l - 5 . I