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

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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.

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School Lyfe

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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