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VOLUME XXVII
BAY- ST. LOUIS. MISSISSIPPI
April 1960
Varied Program Attracts Seniors
Seniors received their rings in a special assembly program conducted recently by Mr. Donald Caldwell, principal. Mrs. George Curet, senior sponsor, gave * talk on wearing the ring as a symbol which should guide the actions and behavior of Bay High graduates. Carol Johnson, senior class president, thanked Mr, Caldwell and Mrs. Curet for their part in the program.
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Senior day at Pearl River Junior College was enjoyed by those seniors who made the trip to Poplarville. Because of the illness of Mrs. George Curet, Mr. Robert Magee, science instructor, accompanied the group. After a tour of the campus and classsrooms, and a program in the college auditorium, where President Garvin Johnston welcomed visiting seniors, the visitors enjoyed a box lunch and entertainment provided by PRC's Band and the "String of Pearls.”
Bill Watts took a scholarship test and was awarded a$50 scholarship toward tuition expenses.
On the way home, the group had a little excitement when the bus broke down in Kiin. Mr. Mage®, however, had the situation well in hand - he called she wrecker to tow the bus back to school,
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Seniors have selected red and white as their class colors, the rose, their flower, and their motto, “As a class we part, in determination we stand."
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Members of the senior class, Beta Club, and other interested students participated in Heart Sunday, February 28.
PTA TO HEAR TALK ON AFRICA
Mrs, J. W, Clark, who nas recently returned from a trip to Africa and Europe, will present a travelogue on the Dark Continent at the April 12 meeting of the Bay Central P. T. A. Film slides will also be shown.
A panel on the topic of Adolescence, was preseated by Mrs. Robert Hamilton, Mr, Donald Caldwell, Mrs. Warren Traub, and Mrs. Juanita Erwin at the March 8th meeting of die P,T„A.
Mrs. J. W. Pitcann jr., Jt'ro-
gJram 'chairman, reported that business discussed included the report on the Mardi Gras ball and parade. £>he said the event was termed a big success.
Appointed on tile nominating committee by President W. P. McCutchon, were Mrs, W. M. Crow, Mrs. Georgette Hall,’and Mrs.#. J. Stephens.
Chorus Sets Concert Date
Under the direction of Mrs. Toy Tedford, lie senior chorus will present a Spring Concert on Tuesday, May 3, at 8 p,m. In the Bay High auditorium. The program features a host of spring songs plus a variety of song hits from Broadway shows such as "The King and I”, ‘'South Pacific” and many others.
The “Nineteens” will sing several selections and then divide into a senior group*
'TERROR IN THE SUBURBS' OPENS APRIL 8
Taking & break during reiiearsal of the senior play are some of the members in the cast and their director, Mrs. George Curet. Standing, from left to right are: Bette Martin, Diana Manning, Sylvia Johnston, Bill Watts, Martha Allison, Lynne Hall, Jim Johnston, Tommy Johnston, Sal Geraci, and Mrs. Curet, Seated at the piano is Carol Johnson.
‘‘Terror in the Suburbs,” a three act mystery-comedy, has been selected as the senior class play which will be presented April 8th in the school auditoriuxn. Mrs. George Curet, senior sponsor, Will direct.
Tryouts were conducted and roles were given to the following seniors:	Bette	Martin, Carol
Johnson, Sylvia Johnson, Martha Allison, Lynne Hall, Carleen Garvey, Barry Stephens, Bill Watts, Diana Manning, Jim Johnston, Sal Geraci and Tommy Johnston.
The action of the play takes place in the living room of an old house in Maryland, just outside Washington, D. C. Working behind the set will be Martha Allison, Mary Ann Pahlman, and Freda Pemiciaro.
Plan Band Concert
The date chosen for the annual Band Spring Concert to be held in the high school auditorium is April 29, Music for the concert has not been chosen.
BEAUTIES VIE FOR CAMPUS QUEENS FROM FIELD OF TWENTY ENTRIES
As the school year draws to a close, students are busily studying personalities of the twenty candidates for Campus Queens. Students will have ahard time making a decision. Candidates are seniors: Myraa Quar-terman, Carol Johnson, Diana Manning, Lynne Hall, and Anne Morreale; juniors - AlineHobbs, Vidalia Schultz, Virginia Breland, Edith Traub, and Margaret Pulizzano; sophomores - Lynn Rose, Carol Bourgeois, Nita Kay Erwin, Penny Sue Webre and Kathleen Schaefer; freshmen -Christy Torgerson, Kay Dorich, Leslie Stevens, Karen Lewis, and Diane Dickson.
These girls were selected from votes cast by each class during the homeroom period.
Out of the twenty girls listed, two from each class will be named Campus Queens. Voting will be done by the entire student body.
Select the ones with personality and brains as well as beauty. Remember these girls are representatives of Bay High.
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Bay Higfa’s entry in the South Mississippi Livestock and Rodeo Queen Contest, held in Hattiesburg, was Carleen Garvey, senior.
Prior to the contest, Car™ leen attended a training clinic March 4-5 which was held at Mississippi Southern’s Charm School. She attended this clinic to learn poise and grace and to prepare for the main contest. All talent was presented during the dav.
Carleen competed with 28 contestants from different schools. The crown went to Jo Ann Watts of Poplarville. Jo Ann will now reign over the rodeo and she will receive a$250 scholarship to Mississippi Southern.
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