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

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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

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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

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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