Blountstown High School - Saber Tooth Yearbook (Blountstown, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

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COPY EDITOR Sara W1111ams checks for spellmg errors wh11e BUSINESS MANAGER Joyce Yon balances UQ the books ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR Carol Smtth CLASS EDITOR Io Ann Heal PUBLICITY EDITOR Jo Ann Scott and TROUBLE SHOOTER Lavon Donaldson plan ongmal sectlon pages PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Vomce Danley xdenufxes a raft of Homecommg plctures as axde Opal Gay works w1th the names and faces of more than 600 elementary students The Sta 4t Work ACTIVITIES EDITOR Agnes Wooten EDITOR IN CHIEF Betty Jane Whitehead and ADVERTISING MANAGER Sylvla Peacock evaluating prevlous yearbooks in rmproving this year s edrtron CLASS EDITORS Gwen Herndon and Delzra White sPoRTs EDITOR 'Vffy George Harrell and CIRCULATION MANAGER Betty Pelt plan subscnptron sales campaign UV ADVISOR Mrs. Jessie M Bailey supervises our planning periods and advises us on edrung problems. mm ve' ff , r In appreciation for his helpfulness, cheerfulness, and friendly in- terest, The staff affectionately dedicates to Mr. James Veasey, this 1955 edition ofthe SABER TOOTH, 4 Contents SCHOOL LIFE -6 ORGANI ZATIO NS - 24 SPORTS -38 PEOPLE '48 FACULTY -50 UNDERCLASSMEN -56 I SENIORS - 78 I FEATURES -88 ADVERTISING -94 ,- ' 5 I , 5 f 3 1 I ss: fl FOREWORD The sound of happy voices, the spirit of good sports, the molding of ideals and aspirations . . . all blend into our school experiences. With sincere hopes of bringing aworthy souvenir of these significant days at Blountstown Public School to its many loyal students and alumni. the staff has devoted many hours of work. We feel that your satisfaction with this volume of our yearbook is our compensation and with this thought we present the 1955 SABER TOOTH. 5 5' 'v Q ,-. W S-'LL ' H 74 gf aqua AROUND THE CLOCK AT BPS. . f I ff C' 'hu ,L 1 'K hull' 2 -Y-C 'QL . SUNNING DURING THE NT. -f-. i ',-g 'T iQ -Q.. ' I 1 ff Q ' we . H '-if i 1 Au .I 'TTI EARLY BIRDS GET THE MRS COOK S FIRST GF READ, . 30 WORDS PER MINUTE? EIGHTH GRADE'S SHOW OF HANDS, WHAT? ONLY ONE IN LINE KINDERGARTENERS PLAY POSSUM, THE DAY ENDS WELL. School Lyfe ur Strong Band Can Ne'er Be Broken . w! -v I ...An invitation from Betty Jane Whitehead, Charles Ray Howell, and Patricia Kearce to review our school and how it functions. . .FLRST,TAKE A LOOK AT OUR BUILDINGS AND CAMPUS. . . l 5 I l -fg,g,,,,,. B. P. S. s four main buildings fabovej are the community club-house, used for music classes, Grace Cottage, used for home economics classes, the high school building, containing the supervising principal's offices, library, bookroom, and nine classrooms, and the elementary building, housing grades one through five, a dark-room, and the assis- tant principal. The Vocational Agriculture department frightj has its own building and experimental plot. The building, a converted residence, contains an office, classroom, kitchen, and shop. The plot is cultivated - partly in vegetablesg partly, in a school nursery. F. F. A. mem- bers feed their pig-project lunchroom refuse. 1mj'.f'Ag. Our frame lunchroom, built by F. F. A. labor in the early days of our local chapter, seats 200, but feeds 640 daily, in three shifts. -r Q f .Q K 'xxx . Nh'-ik uh F . 'X . T.. , Q . it - '. Qs: 0 Q . .7 ,QA 3 'An. g- ,- - X., -,I nzwvq- . 5 - ' '4 -sl- Vi .' More than 80 sixth graders are housed in a two-room fwith bathsj frame build- ing that was once the Ocheessee Ele- mentary School. 'wr my k K , kv ' Q ' , Qui' - -. ,,,A' 'K its Construction on our gym has been in progress since 19495 each year a bit more is completed - a heating plant is now under-way. But Cold or rain, our boys and girls both eagerly await gym classes and 10 o'clock break. ff -1' 'sara' 72974: ii, It Can, Never Die Far Swpasszng Wealth Unspoken . Elementary mus1c classes are held rn the wooden bu1ld1ng that was once the Macedonla school becommg a part of our campus rn 1948 Our tm band hall wrll be scrapped as soon as the mus1c department now under construct 1on IS completed The present kxndergarten saw many years servlce as an agrrculture department before bern converted 1nto a place where each year more th n forty f1VC year olds beg1n thelr school career rt 15 now lrghted sodded and fenced far cry from the days when one end of the playtng f1e1d was full of l1ght wood stumps and the other end was red clay Swlngs teeter boards and slldes furnrsh elementary students ample exerclse the out door basketball courts appeal to all age groups blddy s1ze up . 7 . Bowles Field has been much improvedg ' ' ' . , 3 Now, take a look at what is going up! In the construction process are three new buildings, a cafeteria, music de- partment, and classroom annex. These buildings, all on one level, will be ready for use when the '55-56 term begins. The cafeteria will contain separate pre- paration and serving areas as well as adequate storage space. The dining area, to be furnished with chairs and tables, will seat 200. The music department will contain separate classrooms for both band and choral work. Library facilities, a two-room commer- cial department, and a combination science lecture-room-and-laboratory will occupy the classroom annex. These buildings will be connected to each other and to the main plant by covered walkways. They will increase the present high school classroom space from fourteen to eighteen, and are being built at a cost of 3134, 512. 00. Sealed By Frzendslup 5 Tre Memgryps Leaflets Close Shall Twine. ,Af t ' ,, .rx , u mln 'i , , A .. L 'f ll x L 'R' 3 P., I X f . Ll- ...NOW FOR A TYPICAL SCHOOL DAY. . . . 58 per cent of us ride a bus to school, coming from as far away as Kinard and Broad Branch. fd Y 5 .2 gkaggjk. Have an 8 o clock acadennc class geometry for example where we prove t at a + b Go to the 11brary often to check out a new book to read me-gazme stones and artlcles for reference work to browse ,,..sY0 ' agus! . . .Rush to the supply store during the break -- for a coke 3, or candy bar or both. z i ll . , . Dress out for physical ed- ucation classes and take hot showers afterwards. YF 5 . imp? mx , 5 Qi . . .fin typing D dream of the day when we will be able to type 60 words per minute with no errors. J x 'E l Mi V. 2 2 O 5 Q il Around Our Hearts For Aye And Waff Us Bark Uper LL eys Broad Trafk . . . Eat in the school lunch- room, buying tickets for the week on Monday mornings. A in I,- el 1 'L fy, . . . Receive citizenship edu- cation by participating in school politics, drives, pro- grams, and discussions D' 4- 411 V' ,I T92 1 - ,. Xp - Q 'Qi ', . m' , J N -: L . . . Belong to at least two of the 14 active campus or- ganizations. . . . Take advantage of super- vised study periods that are a vital part of classroom pro- cedure. A xx f A5 Q Sr, . . . Work on student and student- teacher committees, both in the classroom and in extra-curricular activities. ff, 4 . . . Show an active interest in making our school environment more attractive. -E K' 46622 fm Q To Pleasures Long Gone By High SCfZr00f Li IS pg1v55i1Lg, 'L . . .Schedule elective vocational subjects in addition to the required courses in reading, 'riting, and 'rithmetic. P , . . . Give our athletic teams our whole- hearted support. . . . Like teen-agers the county over, snatch 40 winks if we get the chance. . . . SPECIAL EVENTS CALL FOR BIBS AND TUCKERS, SWISHLNG , PETTICOATS, QRCHIDS - PER- . HAPS. . . ' F. F. A, Advisor Lamar Jones, .. Legislator Marion B. Knight, ,m ,N-ig 1 - - ' Emcee Bobby Tyre, F. H. A. Advi- Q ,fy ig, J O sor Mrs. Evelyn Gaskin, and F. H. A. nr Ki' N.-:A-.3 ::g'1f,, chapter president Joan Parker wel- , N ,ffgfi ' U O . come parents and guests to the QR' s if .z ' F. F. A. - F. H. A. joint Banquet. Former Governor Fuller Warren congratulates Coach Ted Cooper, Most Valuable Player, Charles Ray Howell, and all-conference Football Players, Virgil Smiley, Richard Leath, Johnny Rooks, and Donnell Whitfield during the Quarterback Club's annual banquet , for B Club members. F. S. U. 's School of Journalism Dean, Dr. Laurence R. Campbell presented Betty Jane Whitehead and Sara Williams with state awards for outstanding work on student publications at the Saber Tooth Staff's first annual buffet supper, jointly honoring Mr. James Vea- sey, high school faculty member to whom the '55 edition is I 'h xkis A ,f avwugj.. nw, .0 . 7 xIX'7 ' dedicated, and prospective members l J of next year's staff. lf' 1 ne K Soon. Its Da 5 Are Done . I7 5 1 -fi. 4 ,- 4 1 I Biit While We Live Weil Ever Cherish. ALUMNI and guests recall days of Auld Lang Syne during the annual alumni dinner held in the school lunchroom. Nancy Pridgeon, Joan Parker, Marcia Ann Redd, Sylvia Peacock, Joyce Yon, and Sandra Eldridge are selected to attend the Homecoming queen. . . Homecoming 154- 755 Blountstown Public School's '54-'55 Homecoming opened with an Alumni dinner Thursday, October 14. Alumnus Wallace Finlay was guest-speaker. 108 alumni and guests attended. I. Frank Morris, McClenny, Florida, came the farthest distance, the class of '43 had the largest representation. At ll a. m. , Friday, October 15, Frances Ayers, class of '55, was crowned Homecoming queen by football captain Johnny Rooks, during a general assembly in the gymnasium. The afternoon parade consisted of 25 floats, the band, cheerleaders, school patrol, and Brownie Scouts. The senior float won first place for beauty, the Juniors and the first grade tied for originality. Homecoming festivities officially ended with Blountstown's Tigers defeating Crawfordville 24-0. I8 FRANCES AYERS reigns as 1514-'55 lfloriiccmning Queen. . . JOHNNY ROOKS, Tiger captain congratu- lates Queen Frances as student council president PATRICIA FINLAY and escort JOHN WYNN applaud. The SENIOR CLASS' float cops first place for beauty, .. The TIGERS trounce CRAWFORDVILLE 24-U. . . ,gnu 215 i 5 rr ' 3 x - . 35 a . ?,3,.. dqzffrzz' .g,.., W .... ' ' t 1 If 'V' ' ,gp ' 3--'r A S4 .F f 4 , fx.. , -.7 -i m VER, 'rrfi I -' 'I ik?-' - r T . W, p,. T 'fa ' w ' .I-if 'cf ' I an 1 ' as - A S 1 4,.. ' f ps ,Rs -s X , 4 'MQ v 9 Friendslups Here Begun Lzfl The CIIIUIIIS F111 fjllll 1111! ,lunwr enwr Banquet members ofthe graduatrnb class the kngh school faculfy the county sdrool board and then trred but st111 cheerful co sponsors on an unforbettabl trlp to Orlcntal Gardens Q F W ,- - . , , , . s , - f A ' ,Q J Q . . At the year's outstanding social event, thc Junior-Scrnor Banquet and Prom, the juniors took the . - , N g. .. . - .. mu- 1f 'fQ K' ' f 'V .NM .555 K- J f- ik 'ggi 8 3 x '+ -N Y' . And Prom - May 6, 1955 After the delicious banquet, which was served by Chinese Coolies, Junior Class President John Wynn and Patricia Finlay began the prom by leading the traditional Grand March. LW It To The Sky. .. Hail To Thee, Uur Alnztz Nforter Joan Parker is B. P. S. 's first recipient of a State Future llomemaker's Degree. F. F. A. member Bobby Tyre is recognized by the National Duroc Breeders Association for register ing most purebred pigs among Junior Division participants. . . Students Who,11e Set Records, , fl' kj nfl' School B Student journalists win recognition from Florida State University's School of Journalism: Saber Tooth Staff members, Betty Jane White- head and Sara Williams receive awards for work on the yearbook. Newspaper awards go to Martha Blackwell and Frances Ayers, Tiger's Tale Staff members. li Julie Leonard receives a superior rating as a vocal soloist at the State Vocal Festival in Tampa, April 28-30. The 1955 D, A, R, Citizen- ship Award is presented to Patricia Finlay, Stu- dent Council President. Patricia WHS fwmirlated by her homeroom and the high school faculty. The presentation came from National D. A. R. Headquarters. The F. F. A. Quartet, composed of Tommy Davis, Eddy Clemmons, Hewey Clemmons, and Donald Hall won the district contest held in Monticello, May 6, and represented the local chapter at the state F. F. A. Convention in Day- tona Beach during June. Don Clemmons, F. F. A. member, wins second place in the Gadsden County Fair's fat stock show. 1541 I . I . a 'FF K 4 ate-wide Recognition, Made Our fl Better . . I' J 1 l ' 'K 4 i vi a 6 1 , tg C' 3 8 vl 1 1, W1 -W' L. ',, . Johnny Rooks is B. P. S. 's first athlete to make all-conference in three sports - football, basketball, and baseball. Charles Ray Howell is chosen by his team- mates as the most valuable player of the '54-'55 football season. Hail 0 Blountstown High . . ,. f i NOT QUANTITY, BUT QUALITY COUNTS UM' ,p 4n -'O'-'Ur' .ig yflg . -1. Q., If 'P A ga-S J UQ III' If ' Va 1 ,Lk .1 nv 1 ls,-lc., 'ki' .- Vw A, if fi .T- 'll' -ur? 'SI ggi su. EW 1 ' ' 5 . I ' L 1 inf T , A DJJ j . . . . GLEE CLUB REHEARSES FOR F ESTIVALS, . . .F. H. A. MEMBERS LEARN BY DOING, . . , OFFICE SEEKERS CONDUCT LIVELY CA MPAIGN, . .. CAMPUS ELECTIONS USE BALLOT BOXES, . ,. P, T, A, SPONSORS HALI CARNIVAL, ,, , STUDENTS WORK ON GROUP PROJECTS. . , . F. F, A, MEMBERS IMPROVE THE CAMPUS. , , , ORGANIZATIONS BUY AND SELL FOR PROFIT. Urganizations OFFICERS President ----- ----- - - Patricia Finlay Vice President- - - - - -Richard Leath Secretary ----- - - Edward Parrish Treasurer- - - - - -Julie Leonard Advisor: Mrs. June S. Butler Studer The Student Council, composed of four officers and thirteen homeroom represen- tatives, is the governing body of B. P. S. The student body works through the Student Council with the faculty in upholding the high ideals and standards of our school. In addition to the routine work of operating the supply store, serving as monitors, and dealing with student problems, the Council sponsors several special events. The Council's first major project was Homecoming, October 15. November 11, we held a special flag service on the front lawn instead of our daily flag salute and devotional. In January, our organization conducted a GOOD CITIZENSHIP drive. During this campaign, Reverend Fulton Bryan, pastor of the local First Baptist Church, talked to the student body. Selected students presented panel discussions and quiz programs, and homerooms made and distributed posters on civic responsibilities. Makes and Interprets the Ru 26 1 REPRESENTATIVES: Frances Ayers, Johnny Rooks, Samme Red- fern, Carolyn Dykes, Donnell Whitfield, Jeanette Shields, John C. Peacock, Mary Lou Adams, Archie Parrish, Johnny Roy Redd, Frances Dykes, Rosemary Bailey and Faye Burch. Council During the early part of the second semester, the Council with the P. T. A. 's backing was instru- mental in interesting other civic organizations in the establishment of a Youth Center. Another pro- ject was aiding the Mayhaw students in their organization of a Student Council Chapter, our officers installed the Mayhaw Chapter officers when the latter chapter began functioning. Our chapter participated in both district and state conventions. Patricia Finlay, Richard Leath, Johnny Rooks, and Julie Leonard were our representatives to the district convention in Port St. Joe, November 12-13. At this meeting we furnished luncheon favors, led a discussion group, and obtained our first district office, the Vice Presidency. For the state convention in Tallahassee, March 3-4-5, we prepared and distributed convention publicity folders. State delegates were Patricia Finlay, Julie Leonard, Mary Lou Adams, Johnny Rooks, and Donnell Whitfield. Mrs. Butler, the sponsor, ac- companied the delegates to both conventions. 1 in and Is the Center of Student Activity 27 President- - - - -Frances Ayers Treasurer- - Secretary- - - - Joyce Yon Sponsor Frances Ayers rBobby Tyre Jo Ann Heal Janice Johnson Jeanette Shields Roberta Jones Edward Parrish Patricia Finlay John Wynn Sara Williams Gwen Herndon Duncan Finlay Bernie Wood Taylor Agnes Mears Sandra Dawson National Hon --------- SueBoggs - - Mrs. Geraldine F. Adams Joyce Yon Sue Boggs Martha Blackwell Donald Hall Joe Williams Evelyn Cawthorne Sandra Eldridge Represents Character, Scholarshz 28 ociety To uphold high moral standards, render generous service, display qualities of good leadership, and maintain above average academic grades are the requirements for N. H. S. membership. During the '54-'55 school year our local chapter has tried hard to attain and maintain these ideals. Our chapter has been active in charity drives - polio, tuberculosis, and cancer. We believe that our efforts have helped influence people to give more generously. On December 3, following the formal initia- tion of new members the chapter entertained at a tea in honor of the initiates, their parents and teachers. N. H. S. sponsored Clean-Up Week, March 7-11. Student-Teacher Day, April 8, gave the teachers a period for observation and stock-taking and the student teacher a day of teaching experience Perennial chapter services are bulletin board dis- plays and the sale of athletic tickets. To defray state convention expenses the chapter sponsored a post-season basketball game that pitted the Juniors against the Seniors. NA'rroNAr. Hdnon soclsvv I 2 S Z Qi 5 if Shown above are an initiation scene, a regular business meeting, and Student-Principal Qfor a dayj Bobby Tyre. adershtp, and Service FHA. QMAKERS QQQX I 0,07 5 C.. . EH? 5 QPQTJL. s Q O 44,0 0.39 NEW YK Bloantstown Chapter Our '54-'55 program of work was planned by Mrs. Evelyn Gaskin, chapter advisor, and chapter officers Joan Parker, Sandra Eldridge, Marcia Ann Redd, and Bernie Wood Taylor, during a summer weekend at Mexico Beach. The chapter's first money-making project was concessions at the Blountstown versus Century football game. Other fund-raisers were Hobo and Car Wash days. Filmstrips were purchased with the major por- tion of the proceeds. In November several chapter members, accompanied by our advisor and three chaperones, partici- pated in the district meeting in Crestview. Teen-Ager's Responsibilities in the Home was the subject discussed during a series of chapter meetings. Mrs. J. D. Redfern and Mrs. Tom Pridgeon, mothers of chapter members, participated in a panel discussion during one meeting, Rev. W. O. Calhoun, Methodist pastor, further developed the topic at another meeting. Wayside Park was the setting for our January oyster supper, which we shared with the F. F. A. chapter. Our annual joint Mother-Daughter, Father-Son Banquet was held in the school lunchroom April 8, with Mr. Marion B. Knight, county representative, as guest-speaker. Joan Parker, chapter president and state vice president fprogram-of-workj, represented us at the State Fair in Tampa and at the state convention in Miami. During the state convention, Joan was awarded her State Homemaker's Degree, she is the first member of our chapter to receive this recogni- tion. Active chapter members are B. S. Adams, M. L. Adams, B. Alford, C. Armstrong, C. Ayers, A. Bailey, R. Barfield, J. Burch, C. Dawson, J. Dillard, H. Durham, S. Eldridge, M. Fauld, L. Fields, P. Finlay, B. Finlay, C. Goodman, C. Griffin, L. Guilford, M. Hall, C. Hoyleman, S. Knight, B. Laremore, F. Lord, M. Marshall, M. McCroan, A. Nell, J. Parker, M. Parrish, D. Peacock, S. Pea- cock, Y. Pelt, R. Philips, M. Porter, M. Redd, S. Redfern, J. Richards, O. Richards, I. Shields, B. Schneider, B. Taylor, P. Varnum, B. Whitfield, S. Williams, and L. Wood. Chapter officers are, President, J. Parker, Vice Presidents, S. Eldridge, A. Neel, M. Redd, M. Porter, Historian, I. Burch, Parliamentarian, B. Taylor, Secretary, B. Alford, and Treasurer, C. Goodman. Encourages Girls to Prepare for Homemaking Careers 30 F.F.A. . .g 1 .L r apa s px 71552 ffm. Q51 I xi 0 KX 'f '.'1d if .fs D , ' N 2,FT'0q , ' -O . -- Y - 5 'IA F ' ,f A57 'll - if '- T 1 if 0 'S '. -:- fr .-ri-3.-.Q .-' 'f3D'i.1 . P -. The Blountstown Chapter, Future Farmers of America, began the year's work by planning and setting in motion a Program of Work requiring each member's participation. Two members, Don and Eddy Clemmons entered steers in the fat stock division of the Gadsden County Fair, Don's placing second, Eddy's sixth. Don's later placed third in the Grand Champion judging, and when sold dressed out at a chapter record of 67070. Our PASTURE GRASS and SEEDS TEAM, composed of Joe Wood, Leon Williams, and W. L. Watson, rated third place in the judging contest held during the fair. The chapter has started a school nursery and has planted many shrubs and trees in an effort to improve the appearance of our campus. The department's chicken house has been rented for S100 to the Purina Company for broiler-raising. Our chapter participated in both district and state meetings. This summer, chapter past-president Bobby Tyre will be eligible to apply for his State Future Farmer's Degree, he will also be a candidate for state office. In less than four years Bobby has parlayed a Rotary Club prize pig into a 48-head herd, he is recognized by the National Duroc Breeders Association for having registered the highest number of purebred pigs among the Junior Division participants. Bobby also grows sugar cane, peanuts, and pines on the 140-acre farm that he partially owns and completely manages. The chapter expects Bobby to be- come its first State Future Farmer. Each spring several chapter members attend the State Fair in Tampa. For entertainment the chapter, jointly with F. H. A. chapter, had an oyster supper at Wayside Park. On April 8, the annual Father-Son, Mother-Daughter Banquet was held in the school lunchroom. Mr. Marion B. Knight, county representative was guest-speaker. Edward Parrish and Patricia Finlay gave summaries of their respective chapter's activities. Chapter President James Roy Willis awarded Mr. Ed Peters, civic-minded livestock dealer, honorary chapter membership. Bobby Tyre served as Master-of-Ceremonies. Chapter officers are: President, James Roy Willis: Vice President, David Howellg Secretary, Fern- wood Bailey, Treasurer, W. L. Watson, Sentinel, Gary Harrison. Mr. Lamar Jones, vocational agricul- ture teacher, is chapter advisor. Fifty-nine eighth through twelfth graders belong to the organization. Promotes Interest in, Scientjic Farming 31 Science Research Club The Science Research Club, organized three years ago, is affiliated with the National Organization Science Clubs of America. Club members work under a point system, each member has been assigned definite duties and parti- cipates in specific projects, both group and individual ones. Among these are projects in photography, radio, chemistry, electricity, and astronomy. Members Don Clemmons, Charles Richards, John Wynn, Duncan Finlay, and Roderick Newman, and club advisor, Mr. James Veasey, participated in the Junior Academy of Science on the F. S. U. campus in Tallahassee, December 10. The club sold concessions during football season for operating expenses, members also pay nominal dues. Several films on health and science have been purchased for the science department with club funds. Active members are: D. Finlay, B. Cobb, D. Etheridge, J. Heal, J. Kelso, E. Yon, R. Newman, J. Williams, D. Holley, D. Peacock, W. Griffin, J. Fields, D. Barber, D. Clemmons, R. Flowers, P. Varnum, S. Norris, J. Wynn, S. Dawson, C. Richards, and J, Yates, Officers are: President, Duncan Finlay, Vice President, Brooks Cobb, Secretary, Doris Etheridge, Treasurer, Jo Ann Heal, and Reporter, Ellis Yon. Nurtures Interest in All Fields of Science 32 Win! Tigergs Tale Tri-weekly editions of the Tiger's Tale are published during activity periods and in the staff's spare time. Copies are sold for five cents each, the lowest price at which the staff can break even after buy- ing supplies. The paper, besides covering all school events, contains feature articles, editorials, and personals. Advance subscriptions are not handled. The Staff is composed of 1 Editor -------- --------- - Frances Ayers Business Managers- - - - - Dannie Peacock and Joan Parker Circulation Managers- - ---- Betty Pelt and Delzia White Feature Editor ---- ------------- M artha Blackwell Sports Editors ---- ---- T homas McClellan and Brooks Cobb Staff Writers- - - - - Yvonne Pelt, Janice Johnson and Ellis Yon Advisor ----- ------------ M iss Hope Woodham Reports School News rom All Angles 33 Member.s Erzjqy' R6C'l'flllr9 and Festiznls f - 5 . I A, 1-A X . ...An-1 . 1 -' , are V- h 0-f. .. 9 B - - . A ra s -. ,f 1 L. -r,. , ' -,U .1 . . , ,rl Senior Glee Club B. P. S. 's Senior Glee Club, more than seventy strong, had a new look this year when it donned gray and red robes for concerts and festivals. Besides routine concerts and special performances locally, the Glee Club participated in both district and state vocal festivals. At district festival, the mixed chorus was rated excellent, the boys chorus, excellent, the girls chorus superior. the girls chorus rated superior at state - an all-high record for our school! The girls trio, composed of Patricia Kearce, Sue Boggs, and Sandra Eldridge, and soloist Iames Dunn rated superior and excellent at district and state, respectively. Soloist Julie Leonard was judged superior at both meets. Members pictured above are front row: E. Cawthorne, M. Blackwell, G. Bozeman, S. Norris, R. Cobb, C. Dykes, A. Bryant, M. A. Redd, S. Eldridge, J. Leonard, B. W. Taylor, H. Durham, J. Parker, C. Smith, M. Marshall, V. Danley, and C. Dawson. Second row: B. J. Whitehead, P. Kearce, R. Jones, J. Dillard, P. Finlay, M. Porter, L. Wood, B. A. Laramore, S. Peacock, J. Yon, A. Mears, S. Knight, M. Faulk, I. Shields, J. Fowler, M. L. Adams, S. Boggs, and A. M. Cook. Third row: C. I-loylman, C. Ayers, O. Richards, R. Leath, G. Harrison, J. Marshall, D. Whitfield, E. Clemmons, T. Davis, and Mrs. Myrtle Blair, director. Fourth row: M. Parrish, A. Neel, C. Armstrong, C. Richards, R. Newman, T. McClellan, P. Pendarvis, C. R. Howell, D. Peacock, J. F. Long, R. Wood, J. Rooks, B. Cobb, H. Clemmons, J. Coleman, J. Dunn, D. Holley and I. Bailey. 34 Band The following students participated in the Band during football season: Betty Lois Arrant, Evelyn Cawthorn, Josephine Flowers, James Fields, Roy Flowers, Emily Guy, June Pitts, James Wilks, Joan Parker, Glenda Wyatt, Patricia Finlay, Mary Lou Adams, Culen Dawson, Sandra Eldridge, Julie Leonard Doris Etheridge, Wilber Hare, Winnie Ray Price, Tommy Davis. Charlene Schwendeman, Duncan Fin- lay, Joe Williams, Patricia Kearce, Carol Smith, Helen Cook, Mary Parrish, Mary Virginia Knight, Arthur Dillard. At award night, letters were awarded to each person who performed with the Band during the 1954- 55 football season and subsequently participated in band classes for the remainder of the year. Head majorette during the 1954-55 football season was Winnie Ray Price. Other majorettes were Carol Smith, Mary Lou Adams, Mary Parrish, Helen Cook, and Glenda Wyatt. 'D 4 to 4 , Q . 1 'Q 1 Fosters Interest in Instrumental Music 35 Q Oi' 1 K ,Q 'Pin' I-' ef? Junior Honor Society The Junior Honor Society, chartered last year under the sponsorship of the Senior Honor Society, has as its membership requirements excellence in four areas - character, scholarship, leadership, and service. During the year the society has conducted several service drives. In September, used and new clothing was collected and distributed to needy families. At Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter, baskets of food, clothing, and toys were given to shut-ins and under priviliged. Throughout the year the group has kept the campus free of paper and trash. Members are: Mary Lou Adams, Elsie Alday, Joe Alford, Cz-thy Ayers, Lloyd Blackburn, Juliet Capps Jean Clements, Sissy Knight, Donna Leonard, D. W. Lipford, Marilyn McCroan, Patsy McClellan, Tommy McClellan, Archie Parrish, Jeanette Parrish, Mary Parrish, Sharon Peavey, John C. Peacock, Mildred Peacock, Gail Pitts, Johnny R. Redd, Norma Savell, Charlene Schwendeman, Patricia Smith, and Jerry Thomas. Seventeen new members were initiated April 8, l955. Mrs. Elodia Schwendeman sponsors the organization. I '7 fN I ...uh Xl J Renders School and Community Services ii 5 Q ...I 7. ., -if Z: , P- 531 -4 H., Library Clubs The Library Clubs, divided into seventh, eighth, and senior high groups, co-operate with Mrs. Lois Musgrove, librarian, in promoting library services and library use. Members aid Mrs. Musgrove in checking books, collecting materials, and conduct- ing drives. Major projects of the year were Book Fair and Book Drive. Proceeds from Book Fair were spent for new books, Book Drive netted donations of both books and magazines. Meetings are held bi-weekly. Each group has its own slate of officers and an enrollment of more than twenty members. Projects are conducted both on an individual group basis and on a co-operative basis with all three groups working shoulder-to shoulder. Pictured at the left are the groups during regular meetings. From top to bottom are the seventh grade, eighth grade, and senior high clubs, respectively. Sponsor Book Fair and Book Drive 37 Encourages Students to Beeome Teachers Cheerleaders Forming Blountstown's T for Tigers are re- gular cheerleaders Ruth Cobb, Margaret Porter, Janice Dillard, Carolyn Dykes, Sharon Norris, Hes- f- ter Durham, and Gayle Bozeman. Besides leading the game yells, the girls conducted pre-game pep sessions and sold booster badges in an effort to create stronger school spirit. Spice was added during the basketball season by the junior cheerleaders who were Patsy Smith, Norma Savell, Patsy McClellan, Frances Price, Frances Dykes, and Frankie Brizelle. Miss Joyce Ellis sponsors the cheerleaders. Future Teachers The local organization is not affiliated with state or national groups, believing that it should become larger and stronger before joining either. During the year, the group has discussed both the advantages and disadvantages of teaching careers and each member has analyzed his or her own reasons for wanting to teach. Mrs. Bernice Caswell, county supervisor, has shown the group several films and has furnished in formational pamphlets on teaching careers. Members have observed classroom teaching in the elementary grades, reports on these observations being given to the group at later meetings. Several members have had real teaching experiences as substitute teachers. Active members are Bernie Wood Taylor, Carol Smith, Marcia Ann Redd, Gayle Bozeman, Sandra Eldridge, Bobby Tyre, Gwen Herndon, Agnes W and Hester Durham. Mrs. Peggy Garrett advises the group. :I Back the Tigers Through Thick and Thin Q? -v-ri Cwzc Groups f ,f' Durmg the 14 55 school year the Blountstown Publrc School has recerved com mendable co operatron from the local c1vrc orgamzatrons both rn frnances and seruces The P T A spent S200 for physrcal educatxon equrpmeni S100 for elementary school equrpment and S100 for Junror Senror hrgh school equrpment Iron posts and charns were placed around the new playground and parlung areas as a chrld safety measure The P T A was lnstrumental 1D gettlng the swamp reclamatron project gun As a result of the jornt efforts of the P T A county School Board County Commrssroners and State Board of Health the school s playground area has beer' more than doubled The Rotary Club fmanced the 10th and llth grade testrng program by paymg S130 for Iowa Achrevement tests gave S60 for payment on a new Encyclopedra Brttanmca has orgamzed a prg charn for Vocatronal Agrrculture students arranges sponsorshrp of steers for F F A members pays for tonsrllectomres of needy students The Lrons Club buys glasses for needy students and purchases rnsurance on the school's football players 39 r kk N-3.'L ' . . E fl g s - I ffl Us fl of T 'Q , f as STH Q . ' J fu 1 L. 33' I L 5 rf li ML at 1- ff . . . . ' ' ' ' ' be- 'if' f 7 ' I 1 . . . CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE COACH. . . . PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT . . . SCHOOL SPIRIT AT A NEW , . , ELEMENTARY STUDENTS PLAY BALL, Too -. .NINTH GRADERS HOPE TO MA? VARSITY , ,,CAMPUS PEP MEETINGS PRECE BIG GAMES , ,,A QUEEN'S COURT FOR HOME' COMING ... TIGERS MEET JACKETS .. . AFTER THE GAME IS OVER ,P I 3 1' 'l sg I in U? i A 3. 'f ' 5 W 2 W , Q , , gl a 5 r ii Sports .. T57 l 1 1 'O' -Q., ' 5 Uur Comlz rED w coopaa, JR. Ou r Tc um Football 9 4-955 James Shuler Ralph Whrre Henry Nrchols John Wynn Ronny Brantley Charles Ray Howell Hartley Spooner Rrchard Leath Vugrl Smrley James Roy Wlllrs Donnell Whrtfreld Joseph Marshall Brooks Cobb Don Clemmons Johnny Rooks Gary Harrrson Jrmmy Coleman Douglas Peacock Hewey Clemmons Johnny Fowler and Dewey Barber J r 3 ? NP' Na ,-at 'R ak. ' v ' hu! C' .gr Z if --V 1 -a gl Q r 0.4 V, Uur Record Blountstown- - - - Graceville - - Blountstown Chattahoochee Blountstown Century - - Blountstown Port St. Joe - Blountstown Quincy - - - Blountstown Altha - - - - Blountstown Bristol ---- Blountstown Apalachicola Blountstown Crawfordville ------ 0 Blountstown Sopchoppy- - Coach is Summary The Blountstown Tigers could come through with only four wins this year, while losing five and tying one. Much of this was due to the inexperience of the players. They did show much improvement by the end of the season, howeverg and they are looking forward to a much better season in '55-'56. Four of the Tigers made the Apalachicola Valley Conference team--Ralph White, Johnny Rooks, Donnell Whitfield and Richard Leath, Charles Ray Howell was chosen by his teammates as the season's Most Valuable Player. The team was ably captained and co-captained by Johnny Rooks and Charles Ray Howell, respectively. 43 U Oar Team Front row: Johnny Fowler, James Shuler, James Dunn, Thomas McClellan, Johnny Rooks, Earl Adams. Back row: Floyd Williams, Jimmy Bailey, Donnell Whitfield, C. L. Capps, Jimmy Pope, Coach Ted W. Cooper. Not Pictured: Virgil Smiley. Coach 'S Summary , For the second year Blountstown has been in the finals of the A. V. C. basketball tournament. This year they could do no better than second, losing out to Chattahoochee. In the district they came in fourth, losing to Chattahoochee by three points in the semi-finals and to St. Joe, in an overtime, in the consolation game, Johnny Rooks received the most valuable player's award in the A. V. C. Basketball tournament this year while Virgil Smiley was named to the all-conference team. 44 -1 2 U JOHNNY ROOKS Most Valuable ACV Conference Player '54-'55 Basketball 95 - 955 Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Uur Record Cottondale Bristol Leon High Wewahitchka Chattahoochee Port St. Joe Apalachicola Leon High Cottondale Malone Bay High Apalach Bristol Port St. Joe Wewahitchka Quincy Bay High Malone Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Oar Team Earl Montgomery Earl Adams l Johnny Fowler Jimmy Pope Charles Richards Roderick Newman James Fields Thomas McClellan Jimmy Coleman James Shuler Hershell Neal Johnny Rooks Richard Leath Gary Harrison Ted Cooper, Coach Baseball '5 955 Uar Record SCORE 7 Sneads 3 Cottondale 6 Wewa ll F. I. S. 8 Sneads 7 Wewa 14 Wewa 1 F. I. S. 20 Cottondale 8 Pt. St. Joe 8 F. I. S. 8 DeFuniak Springs 3 Apalachicola Coach 'S Summary SCORE 6 5 9 10 5 4 13 5 3 7 fSub-group play offj 2 13 Q Group play offj 7 QA. V. C. Play offj The Tigers ended the season with a team batting average of . 318. For a team made up of only four seniors this is exceptionally good. They made the group tourna- ment by beating Port St. Joe, but lost out to DeFuniak Springs. Then in the AVC Championship game with Apalachicola, they were defeated 7 to 3. - 46 ,,. -f ' ,sf The BM lub The B club sponsored an intra-squad basketball game between the Chipola Junior College players in an effort to raise money for the buying of sweaters. All graduating seniors, who have lettered in athletics, receive a sweater. B club members pictured below are: Jimmy Pope, Johnny Rooks, Charles Ray Howell, Coach Ted Cooper, W. L. Watson, Charles Richards, Joe Marshall, Richard Leath, John Wynn, Gary Harrison, Douglas Peacock, Brooks Cobb, Donnell Whitfield Johnny Fowler, Thomas McClellan, James Yates, Jimmy Coleman, Rodney Johnson, Edward Parrish, Dewey Barber, Billy Joe Lord, Jewey Clemmons, Virgil Smiley, Don Clemmons, Billy Suggs, Luther Laramore, Roderick Newman, Earl Adams, Doyle Peacock, Floyd Williams, Joe Wood, James Dunn, James Roy Willis, George White, and James Shuler. if 'WY Y GOOD SCHOOL HAS GOOD LEADERSHIP, 5' +-5, A- A Ms l1..l A , U! MAKING LAST MINUTE R . . . SENIORS IMPROVE ROOM 4 gq L in , , , 10 O'CLOCK COFFEE BREAK , , , SUPERVISED STUDY PROVES PRGITABLE , ,,CAN CALIFORNIA TOP THIS '--f--our 'R WELL BRED AND WELL FED in-'A+ BIG BOYS WITH BIG APPE ' ' 1 ,JN gi 1 f 1 J People Administration X it fad' . fl!- l, A ' LA, E. Moody Eldridge B. S. , University of Floridag M. S. , George Peabody College heads the Blounts- town Public School System with the help of Chappell Millergren B. P. E. , M. P. E. , University of Floridag Assistant Principal. 50 H igh School Faculty MRS, GERALDINE F, ADAMS B, S. , Stetson Universityg M. S. , Florida State Universityg Junior Class Co-Sponsorg Junior High Science and Senior High English MRS, JEANETTE H. BAILEY B. A. E. , University of Floridag Sponsor 7Ag Junior and Senior High English. MRS, JESSIE M. BAILEY B, A, E. , Florida State Universityg Senior Class Sponsorg Senior High Mathematics. MRS. MYRTLE T. BLAIR B. M. , Florida State Universityg Junior and Senior High Music fChoralj. MRS. JUNE S. BUTLER A. B. , Florida-Southern Collegeg Sponsor 8Ag Junior and Senior High English, and Spanish. TED W. COOPER, JR. B. S. , Livingston State Teachers' Collegeg Senior High Social Studies and Coach. MISS JOYCE ELLIS B. S. , Troy State Teachers' Collegeg Spon- sor 9Ag Girls' Physical Education. MRS. MARGARET R. GARRETT B. A. , University of Cincinnatig B. S. , M. A. , Cincinnati Bible Seminaryg Sponsor 'ICQ Junior High Mathematics and Social Studies. 'X . 9 'QJ 'Y' ' 2 .. ik 4-JSM' .-f Sw l. N, .U ,, ,r 3 gf- ni, ,. 13' ' '+A F1 fl i' W H igh School Facu. MRS. EVELYN GASKIN B. S, , Florida State Universityg Vocational Home Economics. FRANK E. GUILFORD B, S. , Florida State Universityg Sponsor 5Bg Junior High Social Studies and Mathematics C. LAMAR JONES B. S. A, , University of Floridag Vocational Agriculture. RODNEY MCDONALD B. M. A, , Florida State Universityg Junior and Senior High Music flnstrumentalj. MRS. LOIS K. MUSGROVE B. S. , Florida State Universityg Librarian. JOHN M. NICHOLS B. S. E. , Florida State Universityg Sponsor '7Bg Junior High Science and Mathematics. MRS. ELODIA M. SCHWENDEMAN A. B. , Birmingham - Southern Collegeg Sponsor l0Bg Junior High Science and Senior High English. JOHN C. UPCHURCH B. S. , Livingston State Teachers' Collegeg M. A. , George Peabody College for Tea- chersg Sponsor 9Bg Boys' Physical Education and Bookkeeping. - JAMES J. VEASEY B, S, , Auburn fAPDg M. S., Florida State Universityg Junior Class Co-Sponsorg Senior High Science. MISS HOPE WOODHAM B, S, , Troy State Teachers' College: Spon- sor 1OAg Commerce. Elementary Faculty MRS. RUTH W. AYERS B. S, E, , Florida State Universityg Third Grade. MRS, RUBY COOK B. S.E. , Florida State Universityg First Grade. MISS BETTE JO GOLDEN B. S. E. , Troy State Teachers' Coliegeg Third Grade. MRS. ALDA H. HANSFORD A. B, E, , Florida State Universityg Fifth Grade. MRS. BETTY PAUL HAYES B. S. E. , Florence State Teachers' Collegeg Fifth Grade. MISS ADA P. HOLLEY First Grade. T 2 ,J And.- MRS. NEV COLLEY HUTCHISON B. S. E, , Troy State Teachers' Collegeg Sixth Grade. HOWARD JOHNSON B, S, E, , Florida State Universityg Fifth Grade. MRS, JEANETTE N. JOHNSON B. S. E. , Florida State Universityg Second Grade. MRS. LUCILLE KING B. S. , Lambuth Collegeg First Grade. MRS. PEARL MARTIN B, S. E. , Florida State Universityg First Grade MRS. ANNIE IO MALONE Sixth Grade. MISS DOLIE B. NICHOLS B. S. , Troy State Teachers' Collegeg Fourth Grade. MRS. MARIE PENDARVIS B. M. E. , Florida State Universityg Elemen- tary Music 1VocalQ. MRS. LUQUITA E. SHULER B, S, E. , Florida State Universityg Kinder- garten. MRS, FANNIE KATE STEWART B. S. E. , Florida State Universityg Fourth Grade. MRS, ANNIE BELLE TAYLOR Fourth Grade. MRS. MYRTLE WILLIAMS B. S. E, , Florida State Universityg Second Grade. MRS. CLARICE WILLIAMSON B. S, E, , Florida State Universityg Third Grade. MRS. CLARA B. JONES fNo picture availablejg A. B. E. , Florida State University: Second Grade. Additional Personnel MRS. MABRY McDONALD Lunchroom Manager. MRS. HELON C. WEAND School Secretary S ' 1 SGH? 1 :VA E' aw., ,With 2 is if T9 Q . ' .st adssqq J.!T 'l ji -' Mime l GT., s A f I . I ' Phnlu not 3 Ntiml. 5 u N - I a 1 If I 1 K if if I 1 , 1 Elenzentaifw' Interns MRS, JOYCE HANNA PIPPINS GORDON PARKER REVELL School Cnstodinns L' 'Q R R J ,., '. W ' ' v x R ARR 5 ,KK Q - . 'Iii fi . if or are Q uf!-3. al' ' ' IX! X, n l n are A ,, Q Q: , H 'Y ,' ,K r ' . V3 J X- ,Ry Q N ' ' i jr I. N -1 I he JIM PETERS DOY SHIVER CHARLIE MCDANIEL E rx Q County Personnel R, B. MCDONALD Visiting Teacher and ' Transportation Supervisor MRS. BERNICE CASWELL General Supervisor - 5 '-as School Lunchroom Services E 113 g ,, N ' s v f . s Lunchroom workers shown above are Mrs. Gladys Dennis, Mrs. Edd Yon, Mrs. Lossie Thomas, Mrs. Mildred McDaniel, Mrs. Alyese Fields, Mrs. Solon Bridges, Mrs. Elma Stewart, and Mrs. Lona Glisson Mrs. R. B. McDonald is the lunchroom manager, and Miss Eloise McGriff supervises the entire county lunch program. 57 A ,I S 11, is 2 k A ?'vb Vt. 5' 3572 Uncierclassmen Kmdergarten fx 1F :ul -J 0- N44 Q .J 4 'Q QI 'V' 44.4-1 at -.., 4' X. 4 'V' N, WJ ULI as 3 QQ? Llbby Carr Dana Anders, Ralph Austm Ivey Barley Logan Barbee Mrchael Barbee Dale Bennett, Marrlyn Bracewell, Ruby Bums Lyndta Cam Wayne Couch Carlene Dawson Wayne Doz1er 'LCS116 Eauret 'Johnny Garner Drana Good man Susan Griffin Karen Karper Betty Hxres M1chael Holley Edward Holley Lyndra Holley France Holley Sue Holton Rebecca House Ruth Howell, Vrrgrljustrce Denms Krrkland Sally Langston Peggy Layne 'June Lew1s Eugene McClellan Ir Sam McClellan 'Brenda Mrllergren Shrrley Neel Pat O Bryan, Gary Overholt Joe Allen Pamsh Graves Pamsh Rob Gene Parrrsh George Pelt III Rlchard Ramsey B111 Reeder Robert Schwendeman Norma Taylor Albert Tyre Fay Whrte Mary Whrtfreld Kenneth Yon FIRST GRADE Loulse Adkrns Jame Atkrns Wmdle Blackburn, Della Bracewell Elame Coxwell Margaret Faught Authur Faurot James Guy Rebecca Hrcks 'Ronald Hood Thomas Kent Jerry Krrkland Patncta Layfreld Anme Manmng Nelhe McCroan Danny McFarland Dan Parrrsh Cathenne Peters M1chae1Ph1ll1ps Vola Stewart 'Ann S1ms 'Lamar Stnckland Buel Sutton Mary Taylor Brlly Whrtus Roy Hayes Wrse Ann Anders Darold Beachey Lynda Black Mary Bautragen Don Bracewell Dranne Cayson Marlanne Dav1S Mary Deturexler Eddxe Farrcloth 60 'lk I F 5. 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SECOND GRADE. Tommy Bar nes, Shrrley Beachey, John Brown, James Byler, Shelra Cooper, Walter Coxwell, Jrmmy Dozrer, Wayne Flanders, Alrce Grrffrn, George Gutlford, Jr. , Emanuel Hollrday. 6l ' ' , f- , f ' , A ' x I t ff . i Z , 'H 1 s ,, NIA 1 4' I I4 +f A' ,' 'Q ' -34' F f, -'S S , 3 fl Q .. pf' gg 4, M' ,:',- g-3, , . J , , M , We W M ,r ,ef st ol t W fi Lf M ,N , 'I 0 f' , ' ,- Q, ' X-.. X ' ' 'vp A . , W . A ,Q h , yy I , 1, ' Q p ,- ,.,.. ,- , , My, 3, 3 , ,V ,Q A' A ff, . . J M I, fi QL, ,wig V J? .3 B if ll, I, 'F e E ,Ei , I ir g ' r V 41 K XM lv IV V , V 'fr nm cl if 1' 1 L, - 5 ' 'A in I 'IP' Y 'fd I A S , I ' 'I' 'V , . of J :ir 34 44- ' ff I fl ' sz -lf? f -4 , . ' Y J ' - ff , ,, Y W A ' , ' ,K - Vg ', ,f A- - J , ,M-V I ' r , . , A, ' QW .Ll ' ,f ' ff' r E , , f. - A , 1, I W - f '5 5 ,arg ' 'M ' .., 5 J 0, V N 1 V , - 4' .,. A' -.a 'Kay ,, -4' Y --- Q -S - ' 5 31' 'S MY ' ',,,fTf ' ' 1- .4 , ? A f ., -fa f R . 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Tyre, S1dneyWh1te, Jr , Loretta Wrlltams, Ann Yates, Julra Armstrong, Deena Barbee, Harry Beachy, Lrllre Bryant, Charles Clark, Mannre Coxwell, Paulten Coxwell, Howard Creamer, Kenmth Dawson, Mary Floyd, Lawrence Hathaway, Emmanuel Hrres, Burdette Keel, Lourse Krmbrel, Jo Garl Lathen, Leon Neel, Janrce McClendon, Velma Parrish, Davtd Prtts, Ell1s Prtts, Sue Savell, Jerry Shrelds, Buford Stephens, Sandra Stone, Erma Tyre, Haywood Webb, Cathenne Wrlson, Treatta Young. FOURTH GRADE. Powell Adams, Anna Adkrns, Velma Barbee, Ruth Blackburn, Frank Bracewell, Charles Capps, Glenda Clark, Albert Coxwell, Jrmmy Cox. 63 +P.. 7. , , f ' ' , 'M V 1 t, ,A 3 t, ,A ' ' s : 'av-M ' -0 A, 'junta-i, J' ,iv .vu -. , . J.. 0 -0 , W 1 ::,, ' ' ' gf -gt, ' 'Lv A Q. .J Yf I' f . H' ' 4 Xml ' V' ai, I ,t ,V , Q . rf f n... ,,- W f' fag, ,. 1 . A . I , Y, M, Q . A p M T .5 -, - - 1, -.-- ... ' -.- -g,- , A c ' - .- -1. 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Lessre O'Bryan, 'Marrlyn O'Brren, Vrola Pate, Earl Roberts, Edrth Roberts, Dwrght Summerlrn, ' Warren bewell Marshall Tucker, Coy Weeks, Luzetta Whrte, Edna Womble, Terry Yon. 64 I I x ' XY ' I . J Q v L Q .ha .- 4 M-, Vw Us A ' ML -.-.r I ' If -f ' L f f J f -. ..n:':.-I ' :L I ' r 5' ' V 'L v' 1 ' M A I A R - yr . ,' ,vi -of A 5- Qv Nykav-VL 'X -Li A I 3 N - F el n. fe? r ,.e 'rf Q , vf , fl f ' A, x - ', 'S ' X' l 1 J. X B- T .2 -' J l as . ,Zi I . -1 X 'F I W . f K ' ' Y -0 -v- ,an 'V Q .' Cl ' - 4. ' ' -l Q '. rv sf, Q2 -5 -1 f-14 of B -t ' s ' ' Q X I' xr AV N. ' 'J A--5' '6. .u ., ' ,. vt J n . X .4 p p I an M , L , ,. 5 6 ga 1 , I- rp - , .1 ' Q N .- Q x ,1 5 an r Q I -' - N' ,A I ,ti ,X-L, F 0. Q 1 iv' 1 xo V A vw nv -.-V N - v . Q- I 'Q A K x , su, .4 1 1 ' ' I 1 .1 - , K ' I W . v A , ' - I 1 Q .. A K - .. .. Q4 5 Q if-B, B x- if tg Pf 4 Q . 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Y I I I I Shun f 'wa U45 4 if -4 xg- N 4 'X fi QJQQ Q- QSZQ James Adams Odean Armstrong 'Lucrlle Atkrns Aurthur Barley Nel 11e Barfreld Charles Bozvman, Sandra Brantley Cecrha Clements Frankhn Clemmons Broward Couch Robbre Davrs Denise Dennrs Edward Faught 'Thomas Frnlay Judy Grrffrn Patrrcra Hogan Bobby Johnson Betty Kent Davrd Krmbrel Callre Lynn Joe McCask1ll Dorrs McCrone Katherrne Montford Tommy Montford Jrmmre Parrrsh Patrrcra Pelt Carol Pope Wrllard Pumpher Y DwendolSchne1der, Laura Schwendeman, Charles Sellers, 'Martrn Sewell, Alxce Southwell, Donald Smrth Kathleen i Strrckland, LavonSummerl1n, Clrfford Sutton, Benme Temple, Raymond Trndel, 'Hazel Tucker Manlyn Tyre L nda f . Y Weand, Ruth Wrllrams, Tommy Wrllrams, Emma Yoder, Josephrne Armstrong, Faye Barley, Terry Barley, Brooks Barber George Barton, Drck Bozeman, Betty Bryant, Ga1lDav1s, Donald Davrs Jrmmy Dykes Jackre Frelds Rex Flo d Brenda 1 1 v y 1 Garret, Berlah Grrffrn, Betty Guy, 'Erlene Hrll, Betty Holley, Genell Johnson, Mary Leonard, Robert Long Irene Man nrng, Charles McClellan, Johnny McClellan, Nancy Montford, Yvonne Peavy Mur1e1P1tts, Imogene Prrce, Dann Prr I Y geon, James Rhames, June Sewell, Sherrod Leon, Clark Smrth, B1l1y Spears, Cladra Stewart, Laurence Spooner Lrnda Summerlrn, Tex Taylor, Jerry Thagard, 'Fosteen Tucker, Mary Varnum, Ray Wrllrams, Sharon Whrtfreld, Sue Yates, Patty Yon, Danrel Yoder 66 , -rr h ' f . -- T J . G ' ' 'iff' 1+ 1'-' -V B , 4 'J ' ' ' , ' ' : ,, ' '., , Cars ' ,Q has :nt el ' 7 - , I ' J ,D V 1- 5- K I ,, , Q ' .F - ,, ,N y I' ,,-, P' s K' I ...-M L J..- VVN1 - :tx X -1 ' :,', Sf, 1 J -Y Y We . on f 'sw Y f , ' , 'tl' ugh 8 fr It -v , 'I . 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F L Ci 'xi-I' NW W lil Nm A , al L is . ,r ' vxs-9 f Slit :E 'S 45 1- 7A.. Thomas Adams Marietta Barbee James Bryant Hazel Cook Frances Dykes Lillian Griffin Elton Headings Ronnie Johnson Earl Montgomery Patsy O'Brian Wayne Savell David Taylor Phyllis Washer Layman White Jimmy Yon Larry Barbee Jonas Bontrager, Jr. Mildred Cawthorn Ida Mae Coxwell Claranell Flowers Charles Guy Howard Houston Betty Ann Kearce Linda Faye Montford Willard O'Brian Vander Shiver, Jr. Mike Tucker Janice Faye Weathers Lynwood Williams class members in a committee meeting x ' ix! 67 7B. James Austin Rosemary Bailey Patricia Capps Barbara Creamer Mary Sue Fowler Jean Hicks Joyce Layfield Charles Montford Clarice Pope Margaret Sapp Jackie Sunday Laura Terry David White Barbara Whitehead Hazeline Womble . . 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Wendell Ayers Wallace Bailey Faye Burch Mary Catherine Cook Carolyn Dawson Douglas Goodman Ervin Layfield Kenneth Mears Geraldine Montford Shirley O'Bryan Milton Porter Monroe Summerland Joseph Sapp Billy Vern Worthington Barbara Smiley Annie Pearl Wise Jake Bailey Janie Bailey Greer Clemmons Carl Creamer Charles Dorch Mary Lou Holley Connie McCroan Sherry Montford Sebron O'Brian Patricia Pelt Johnnie Swearington Cuyler Junior Smith Park Trammell Lou Whitfield Junior Nissley Junior High swam ps i-or it ll . 1unChf00fn at f 1 Q-'fps - ' . Ne xx ,gf we , - . S R lx i if . ' 3 J, 4' ,' U-r 4. ,gn ,, -s 1 ' A Q' V ,QQ 4? -.-,, .f ' .1 P 1 lr V 'fha-, I . I 5, J l::x.Qs,. . gg TAA' 0 -. JN - ' J . ix , A A K 5. K C, .F ,X Q -A 4'--HY' W .1 WR. , 6 p sig J he as V XF, . S 1 a A I' I' 4 A . , 1' .4 Iv- K Q Q 1 :li 'fg 4 n ' N, . K l , ! X? K. 'jk A,cx.iL.- xx rm' i s K greviif S ., 5 , if I 1- ,- Q --f 0 ' i . Y ! 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Halloween Carnival attracts ICED-3gCI'S u 41 T' Q ff 1- .4 x X , 813 : Bernie Adams Gale Alford Frankie Bazelle Wilma Bontrager lrma Lou Brock Johnnie Clemmons Herman Coxwell Kenneth Creamer Marvin Curlee Charlotte Dickey Winiford Dorch Jean Fowler Tony Gilbert W L Godwin Bobbie Guilford Ray Franklin Hogan Wilbur Krmbrel Sue Kirkland Donald Lockler Dorothy McCrone Tommy McClellan Charhe Montford Mildred Peacock David Pippin Inel Pitts Carolyn Powell Johnnie Redd Norman Jean Savell Charlene Schwendeman Gloria Southwell Gene Strickland Johnnie Temple Gerold Thomas Louise Weathers Bobby Young -4 .,::, Q' 'ia' ,. ,4 Ag ' xx .H 'A 'Q' v-4 Frm an ' - 4' ' . . , L C r' Q MA ,. 'U 'C 44 .4 sky N4 X 4010 i 7 l M 1 '27 ,-49 . , I! A . . J T, 1. J 1 , . . '-S3 J. . V . . I V Nr' ' ' F . y fe 'F f . T 3 I of l JT. ' ' ' - 'ZW' ' rx 294.5 . N' 'WDW A- rx. i k r ww V7 k . Awnlaytr -as I , if df tg . Q1 . .HK J , 4 -. ' . . 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Herndon Roberta Jones Frances Lord Linnie Lee O'Bryan Pennington Pendarvis Marcia Ann Redd Jo Ann Scott Willard Smith Bernie Wood Taylor George White Betty Whitfield Joe Williams James Yates ...for fun - lucky 13 Ann Bailey C. L. Capps Janice Dillard James Dunn Duncan Finlay John Fowler Woodrow Griffin Dan Harrison Donny Holley Betty Ann Lararnore Ailene Neel Doyle Peacock June Pitts Billy Richter Jeanette Shields if S -fsf S Vx.. -G' YW ual' 0-1- ,. , . .,.. ,ini 4. ,, Y IMI I f 47 , , '3 - ., -o ad I-7 -3 ii 14? M 4' A I W . vw --N m 3 '42 f' 'N '-ii 4 :L 'W 1' r. el ' 21 . I K K if nv- J .3 A fi: S . ....- -4 f ' v Q , ,g i W W r . 7 . , ' I 'Q 3 1. .v 'fi . '-' 'J ,Q 7 'V 'Q Q 1 se. KX B J +4 y I 0 'Q' 1 r. 3 4. L -v .4 Neg Q X N., I B ' . I 70 E X V pt A L 0 ' Tv- 1. N hptflvx ' F' ' 1 . r ' 3 ,- rf all D 3 75 ,img , Q4 l x 2 'Sf f Q' w ti B F Ab' 3 ,Ji , , .J , f '-IIN! 4 I . l ,do Q Q M . ,' vux,. J' .,1. li' B . , it l 5511 l ' 1 ' 0. . ,gm ,, I ,Q 4 A ,gl Class RUN. . . Dewey Barber, Sue Boggs, Patsy Bridges, Ann Bryant, Evelyn Cawthorn, Don Clemmons, Hewey Clemmons, Hilda Clemmons, Brooks Cobb, Jimmy Coleman, Norma Curlee, Royce Coxwell, Culen Dawson, San- dra Dawson, Carolyn Dykes, Sandra Eldridge, Doris Ethridge, James Fields, Houston Gilbert, Carolyn Griffin, Johnny Griffin. e. in nl' 4 ..... ,,, f. 'wg .Q his 'J' Q---p 'i Ili lb .QA - , - ' Q Y'1 2 5, A .b , s .Lf H Z Ji th. T' A prize for originality junio fSamme Redfern and Sue Boggs lead the SPIRIT of their class Homecom- ing float .... J .C 1' .wig 1-Q F X 5 2 ff, lass 1 P. :QW .- Q ,ow V J' X ' , .ww if-r' N J A QPHG9' 1 +R.: 'if wr-'pr A f ,-,, fig? 'S' . , ' . . -- ' 1 JY . y S 1 Y, 5 ht A, Q '1 . J f X-3, k T 13. ll s, M M . .ar .I :N r' xv Q'-1' y x I Q F0- ki . I i K AL Q , J I Q X 'K . H Yi - a x K F 1 :K ' 4 3? 59 ,J al- K -J , g. ,, ., xg' 4, 5. M. 1' ,7' K A ' , Q .... Y W Gary Harrison, Robert Johnson, Rodney Johnson, Joyce Kelso, Richard Leath, Julie Leonard, Joe Marshall, Von Montford, Roderick Newman, Henry Nichols, Sharon Norris, Douglas Peacock, Samme Redfern, Charles Richards, Betty Jo Sch- nider, Virgil Smiley, Bobby Sutton, Patsy Varnum, W. L. I. Watson, Floyd Williams, , John Wynn, Ellis Yon, Gayle Bozeman. pany:- . . . and a prize for beauty Uolly Juniors celebrate at their school Christmas 5 N-:iff --4--'.4g----EiLgE- ' --' - E1 E -- f P F!f'Q M , Q 'um A A' M . . namnpim, .. '04-'55 - A YEAR TO REMEMBER. 5,3 - E... I 'Q . - - L. Anim-m1m,. r T A - ' 'iinnml iszr .::1:z'..,A , ,Ii ' . , E 'I' . 1 if f i- uh K, i. , ... 4.Y.,. -. , ,....,.-,.:.. ...gum-,..., ' . anus..-1.-nv . W .573 ' - 2,1 'if T Lf.- is i 1,4 .N .,! .L , Q ' V k-K , ,- ' Q7 I . L' , T! 1 . sf: ' '-L' , ,,, 5 - S --Q 4 nl , ' ?'c-- Q-, . K -1.4 1 ,-'f' '.A ' 'f'-f '-'eg -. -,Y 1. ,. , 1. Q -f . ,ev 0 . . . FALL REGISTRATION . . . CLASS LUNCHEON . . . HALLOWEEN PRAN KSTERS . . . CALLING CARD EXCHANGE . . . MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR. . . . BE OUR VALENTINE . . . 36 ROSES FROM 36 SENIORS . . . WILL WE MAKE IT? 3' w I Q I P I Y 3 I 1 ' I w 2 Q a , Q v-fwi 1. I I' Seniors YVONNE PELT Glee Club 1-2-4g FHA 1-3-4. EDDY C LEM MONS Glee Club 1-2-4g FFA 2-3-45 Library Club 2-3. 'Q 41' 67110 RONALD JACKSON BRANTLEY Class President Student Council 1-25 Library Club lg B Club 3-4g Biddy Basketball Coach 4. -1 og' Q .--i F F, - Q rs, W gf I' 'K fix PATRICIA ANN KEARCE FHA 1-25 Glee Club 1-2-3-4g Li- brary Club lg Band 1-2-3g Dramatics Club 3. GEORGE ROBERT HARRELL FFA 45 B Club 45 Annual Staff 4. Class DONALD MAXWELL WOOD Class First Vice President FFA 1-2-3-45 Annual Staff 3. 50 -Mx sf, ,fx is sci' RONALD DEWEY WOOD Class Second Vice President FFA 1-2-3-45 Library Club 1-23 Glee Club 4. CAROL JANET SMITH Glee Club 1-2-3-4g Band 1-2g FHA 1-2g Annual Staff 1-3-4g Future Teachers 4g Majorette 1-2-3-4. 3 Q 10 , P Q, DANNIE REL PEACOCK Glee Club 1-2g FHA 1-2-3-4g Tigers' Tale Staff 4. JOYCE MARIE YON FHA 2-3g Glee Club 2-3-43 Tigers' Tale Staff 3g Cheerleader 3g National Honor Society 3-4g Annual Staff 4. QA fir- ,S 4 fs- T13 , V-,gl 19' FU? ' , U , JO ANN HEAL Library Club 1-2g Science Club 2- 3-4g FHA lg National Honor Society 2-3-4g Annual Staff 4. RALPH WHITE Glee Club 1-2-3-45 B Club 2-3-4 be w f A K' Senio MARTHALENE BLACKWELL Class Secretary Science Club 2g Library Club 2g Glee Club 4g Tigers' Tale staff 45 National Honor Society 4. 9- 7 h r 1113 J.. 1 . A it 111 .Ui -.I '1 -ii if , . -r-'-A fix 'lx- A GNES MARI E M EARS Annual Staff lg Science Club lg National Honor Society 2-35 FHA lg Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Library Club lg Dramatics Club 2. JAMES MYRON POPE FFA 1-4g B Club 2-3-45 Glee Club 1-2g Library Club 1gBar1d 1-2-3-4. Class SARA LOUISE WILLIAMS Class Treasurer Glee Club 1-2-3-45 FHA Annual staff 3-45 National Honor Society 2-3-4. -4' -dr . 7, K f lf I any JEFF THOMAS DAVIS Band 1-2-3 -45 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 FFA 4. BETTY JANE WHITEHEAD Band 1-25 Majorette 1-25 Library Club 15 FHA 2-35 Glee Club 1-2-3 45 Cheerleader 35 Annual Staff 4. T- SM - v 1-2-3-45 gg C HARLES RAY HOWELL B Club 1-2-3-4. SYLVIA SYDNA PEACOCK M.. --- Glee Club 1-2-3 -45 Library Clu -f 'Nr if ' I 1 A M ,av ' 3' s 1? - 't ' t J , f' FFA lg Band 15 Glee Club 1-2-Q Dramatics 2-35 Annual Staff 3-1 3, EDNA LOUISE WISE Glee Club 1-2-3-43 FHA 1-25 Library Club lg Science Club lg Dramatics Club 3g Tigers' Tale Staff 4. JAMES E, BAILEY FFA 1-4g B Club 3g Library Club 1-2g Science Club 1. 4- b,,.q !9 a . A IA Senior FRANCES IMOGENE AYERS Student Council Representative Student Council 1-2-3 -4g Library Club lg Science Club 2g Future Teachers 3g Glee Club 1-2-3 -4g National Honor Society 2-3-4. K -27 ll vii 2 . 41' Q. 1' N-9 JOHN ROBERT FIELDS FFA lg Glee Club lg Library Club 1-2g Science Club 2-3-4. VONICE MARIE DANLEY Glee Club 1-2-3-4g Dramatics Club 35 FHA 1-2-3g Annual Staff 4. Class PATRICIA ANN FINLAY Student Council President Student Council 1-2-3-4g FHA 1-3 -4g Glee Club 1-2-3-4g Library Club 1g Cheerleader 2g National Honor Society 2-3-4. s , A .,-? ,r fi, - av. -' 'Y 'l ,gt 1 VJ ., AGNES INEZ WOOTEN W' inn Glee Club 1-2-3-4g Band 1-2-3: FHA 1-35 Future Teachers 43 GAA 4g Library Club lg Annual Staff 4. f 'NJ '.,,,,op ' BURL STANLEY PEACOCK FFA 1-2-3-4: Library Club 1-2g B Club 1-2-3. ji?-4 ., my Hg.:-4 -...AK ann., THOMAS LINWOOD MCCLELLON FFA 1-2-3-4gLibraryClub1gDramat- ics Club 25 B Club 2-3-4g Glee Club 1-2-3-4g Tigers' Tale Staff4g Biddy Basketball Coach 4. JOAN FRANCES PARKER FHA 1-2-3-4g Glee Club 1-2-3-49 Cheerleader 1-2-35 Tigers' Tale Staff 4. ---1 OLEN EARL ADAMS FFA 1-3-4g Library Club 2-3g Band 2-3g B Club 4gG1ee Club 1-2. GWENDOLYN HERNDON Library Club 4g Future Teachers 4g National Honor Society 4g Annual staff 4. 1? Semor JOHN DOUGLAS ROOKS Student Council Representative B Club 2-3-45 Science Club 35 Annual Staff 39 Glce Club 45 Student Council 2-3-4. 4 -..... N...-sl' IANICE GAIL JOHNSON f 4g National Honor Society 4 J BOBBY EUGENE TYRE , A Dramatics Club 2 National Society 2 3 4 Fw , Ox Science Club 3g Tigers' Tale Staff H I FPA 1-2-3-43 Annual Staffl-3 Class JOSEPH NEGGERS fsecond semester transfer from Amsterdam, The Netherlandsj Class Colors Red and White Class Flower Red and White Carnation Class Motto Not merely to exist, but to amount to something in life Class Sponsor MRS. JESSIE M. BAILEY Commencement Calendar Class Supper for Faculty - April 12 Junior-Senior Banquet 1 May 6 Parents Picnic for Class - May 17 Class Day - May 18 Commencement Sermon - May 22 Faculty Picnic for Class - May 23 Class Beach Party - May 25 Sponsor's Party for Class - May 26 Commencement - May 27 School Awards DANFORTH AWARDS Bobby Tyre and Frances Ayers SCHOOL ADVANCEMENT AWARD Patricia Finlay ACHIEVEMENT AW ARD Janice Johnson SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Frances Ayers MUSIC AWARD Charles Ray Howell ATHLETICS AWARD Johnny Rooks if 'H' 9, Q iw 'PfiM 1? Q? F? vigil? wg 1, b o I U new Commencement 955 Senior Autographs I .I V 6 ,fl ,v ,rl 'W fi' A .-:-sv-A fi so -ff-ffl-J w'YQ.' . .-- 'H , --mv C- s-. . . - 'li 31.4 4' .. ' M N '1 5' - ' 'Q S 1 ' r s , x 1:84- We Believe That BETTER SCHOOLS MAKE BETTER COMMUNITIES. D f .wh - Lewis BAILEY af County Superintendent Q i .E N' 'zi- OP 1- ,-4 I yr 3 'ss - l ' s w A qi E as-.l I -I, T ,Vs 11, pi gfvn --gg- N A 5 ii E.- ,,.- lb I E.. I. DREW HALL Tax Collector JAMES F. NORRIS Soil Conservation Officer I. A. PEACOCK Clerk of Circuit Court J. K. MUSGROVE Tax Assessor MARION B. KNIGHT County Representative THOMAS B. JONES County Agent GEORGE GUILFORD County Sheriff i 13 Q!! 56893 Q' bl' ,XM Q-Q'v a N-'QW 3 1 Advertzsmg 9l sal SWS QQHIGQQ mmm was was 1? Qi annealing monk M5 4' 'milf Q 'Qin il if it 11 if i 3 oo N' Ay, , R . f 'gf 2 . is . J g 5 f if mf - i ' K ' 2 h ff' L NJ T ' ' , I A r 5 ' 13' I T Fm, 1 ,' f 'w ' -VAf vm , A .,,,,m. gr, , A H. - O O sl, . .,v..g..?i.. A 4 r 'G,': s'1!. ..v'!5.-, fs, 'fi all M' f ul M. AND B. RAILROAD COMPANY CHEROKEE MOTEL v 6 L TRI- COUNTY LIVESTOCK AUCTION MARKET gf 'asa 'Q I 1 , W W r - 4 , '356144 ,., A E. Z. KEARSE'S GULF STATION SOUTHERN DAIRIES, INC. Marianna, Fla, A Good Market for Calhoun County Produced Milk Get the Best--Get Sea1test Dairy Products FLORIDA PACKING COMPANY WEST FLORIDA WHOLESALE, INC. NEW MAN WHOLESALE GROCERY MODEL CLEANERS TUCKER CHEVROLET CO Sales and Service 'I :.f::,' --s -lv ,, -, INDEPENDENT OIL CO. Bristol, Fla. , . psf, ,.,, FLOYD PARRISH'S GROCERY LOWERY 'S TEXACO STATION NELSON 'S SHOE SHOP W, L, REDD'S GARAGE Texaco Products - Welding 1 ' 47 1,9 PELT 'S Save a Nickel on a Quarter J ITNFV-JLJNGJX F R, B, WELLS, Owner R epairs C ontracting Hauling Sand Equipment Contact W. F. MASON For 4. :?3faf3?-Eff ' -- ,Q -ei il 1., ' - V ' .' ','- Q, ' - 'cgi 3 H '.,. ,' ' ' sl I A ' - Q ,, ' as ' '- ' 1. ' L ' , . . , v . 9 Q- . ,. 9... , '-. -..- --' , ., 'I' '-mv. Lg' n. ' ' S-15. ,J H., A - v..7 - . V ' 7-- '.4 -x.f- ' - ' niv .. . .' x4,' -.. 4 ' a1'lr.,,' -'sy fy' . wp- L5 ' V 3' .o.,, ' h 4 g NI For Good Lumber at Rea Go To NEAL LLJMEEFZ ANI? NlANUi3ACTUi2lNG CGMPANV -4 BAILEY ELDRIDGE STORES ' 'Outfit the Whole Family STANDARD OIL CO. X 4.4 4 SEQVICE CANDV CO. in H Carries OAK TERRACE emu A 1 Ms, wEsLg6TsEL3eVr1TggowN, FLA See the Better OAK TERRACE GRILL Ca.I1dieS -Q -Q A ...lm C Q.. QQIZEXN Xe CCD. ...n Hardware and Building Supplie s . .ww 'Til' ....Q.v-H-'AY DURHAM SERVICE STATION FLORDAGASGFUEL co. WEST FLA, GAS 8: FUEL COMPANY W. Q. ELAH2. Distributor TEXACO PRODUCTS APALACI-IEE MOTEL Florida Highway Z0 . . . One Mile East of, , Blountstown, Florida BLOUNTSTOWN DRIVE-IN THEATER Florida Highway 20 , Two Miles West of , . Blountstown, Florida 'M 'Wan ,Y 20 M V .HHFH q as A r fb, ,. ' in f me , 7 hi A - 5:34-' 1 R --is-f. 55. ANDERS EQUIPMENT CO. Main Street Blountstown, Florida RAMSEY AND MALOY SUPER MARKET Where Courtesy Rules . . . ,,Vn. L. TOM S Bristol, Fla, COQEI N-TUCKE MOTOR QCD. Sales - Service THE BOOK CORNER Tallahassee, Fla. BLOUNTSTOWN DRY CLEANERS I -E , DIIQNK I- - , ' I -P Fil' GO0D l'OM. I ' I I ,, T gauonnmss TUEITJUYlIfMET in YATES TRADING COMPANY l l l l-l , I l l Punish l I ,,CnowS,, I-I ':Z-'-'-St FARMER'S SUPPLY STORE Feeds - Seeds x gn , ' ,. BAILE Y MOT OR CO. 5 k IHVESTIGATEMMSAVIIGS... Tl-XE. BANK OF ELOLJNTSTOXNN ANU I-lOl.L.lNC5EI2 ANU PEAK fGenera1 Insurance? ' 'F' W Ci! ' Home Owned - Home Operated by HOUSTON TAYLOR MORONI SHULER W, M, BAILEY ' 1, K, .1 -1 . 'v-AAI. ' Oi lin-' BLOUNTSTOWN PUBLIC SCHOOL FACULTY FOSTER 'S FLORISTS OSMENT BUSINESS MACHINE SERVICE MILADY 'S BEAUTY SALON . . nn... W, 0 .4 43 U5 COASTAL. VARIETY W ORKS In Marianna, Florida UACIIIN G ICE CP-EAM MERRILL GREEN nes. PHONE SUNSET 5-av PANAMA CITY. FLA. 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