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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
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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
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