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

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1959 volume:

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'KI4 le U15 I 95 9 Szzlverfrfzfflz Sdzivd by U15 jourmzlzsm 671155 f If Klaunfsfawn Public Sclzvrfl lflvunfsfawu, :7lr1r121a SANDRA BRANTLEY PATRICIA CAPPS BARBARA CREA MER FRANCES DYKES MILDRED PEACOCK c 0 adzfarv CUYLER SMITH d PARK TRAMMELL JR. 455001114 addon CHA RLES WILLIA MS C vufrzlrularv JIMMY A DA MS JOHNN Y DA VIS TOMMY WILLIA MS INELL PITTS NORMA JANF SAVELL JERRY THAGARD JERRY THOMAS MIKE TUCKER 4, 1 gmt Zfreword We the Annual Staff proudly present to you our 1959 Sabertooth. This book has caught glimpses here and there, so that in years to come the activities of this school year at Blountstown Public School will not be dimmed and will not fade from memory. In later years, while turning these pages, if you should recall the many smiles, sorrows, and dreams of '59, we shall be content, knowing that we have done the thing we were called upon to do. SABERTOOTH STAFF Cuyler Smith, Jr. BNA' 19'- Park Trammell, Jr. Co-Editors Hvnfenfs ADMINISTRATION SENIORS IUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN JUNIOR HIGH ELEMENTARY FA VORITES ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISING H' ig? - , fr ' 2 'i S 1 . X A ,.. 9 - .. .... ... ... .. .. - -n K - x V ul. P 9 yo I y lun-,Q , ta, as 'Q' .1-.., 3 3 ... 'iam , -. QE. Jn all gg'-0 ' 514 , qd'fr mq.,.u' 4.4401 ' po -,,,,':-an Q ...of 5 .-.4-w' if ' . '11 ii 'W ,,g, ! f Q-Mp lv Q -nuwm'-my S -il flag -'f A i f X ,-,, -., :N I fm M. .-, gn wt, 'v M c 'v . ' : 1 I 1' V Qu x , X r. 4 ,Q 5, . . ,i N Q. 5' ' Q 0 0 9 'Q' ' ' I ' X S , I 3 'E 5 nw- 5 .54 a:'fa frlf . 9 3 xi 7 f fl' - J 1 ' L , I sn 0.-ff' 1 L ru: L any , 1 r HA: 3 Q A90 wpff Kb se ...A 'V fu YI ,,,. 3 s f' LK .5 Aa ' iff! .N mf M s ii' li ii is nf! -A2 i' Y , msf .QF O Q ii 1 ,.,1 vm ,, I , A ' 'WCS ,7 it Q aff F' -f' u 1' J 'a 9 'Sm.. ' . 2 administration Wa. 3 A , ,- ,gg ,4 4 Assistant MW... Mr. Paul King, assistant principal and instructor in driver education, is completing his fourth year in the local school system. Mr. King graduated from Union Uni- versity and received his master's degree from George Peabody College for Teachers. F sms. Prinszjmzl Sldridgs .r . For the seventh consecutive year, Mr. E. Moody Eldridge has served as super- vising principal of the Blountstown Pub- lic School. Mr. Eldridge is a graduate of the University of Floridag he received his master's degree from the George Pea- body College for Teachers. Before being appointed supervising principal, Mr. Eldridge served as ele- mentary principal, science teacher, and coach. ff' Zflb' Kalhvuu Cfvunfy l5'rfard af 191166: lusfruciian Blountstown Public School's educational program is under the di- rection of the Calhoun County Board of Public Instruction. Members elected onia county-wide basis are Messrs. E. Z. Kearce, John H. Bamburg, Raymond Branton, L. E. Porter, and Ralph Attaway. The board's secretary is Mr. George Atkins, Coxmty Superintendent of Public Instruction. MR. TED W. COOPER, IR. B. S. , Livingston State Teachers Collegeg Senior High Social Studies and Head Coach. MRS. EVA DENDY B. S. , Stetson Universityg Senior High English, Spanish and Mathematicsg Sponsors 9-B and Fu- ture Teachers of America. MR. DANIEL DUBROFF B. S. , New York University: Junior and Senior High Mathematics and Senior High Scienceg Sponsors the Photography Club, the Debate Club and 9-C. MRS. EVELYNE GASKIN B. S. , Florida State University, Senior High Homemakingp Sponsors the Future Homernakers of America. MRS. GERALDINE F. ADAMS B. S. , Stetson Universityg M. S. , Florida State Universityg Senior High English and Junior High Scienceg Sponsors the National Honor Society and 10 -A. MR. WARNEY ADKINSON B.S. , Troy State Teachers Collegeg Junior High Mathematics and Social Studiesg Assistant Coachg Sponsors 8-C and the Junior Mathematics Club. MRS. IESSIE M. BAILEY B. A. E. , M. S. , Florida State Universityp Senior High Mathematics, Speech, and Journalismg Sponsors Quill and Scroll, the Senior Mathematics Club, Mu Alpha Theta and the Junior Class. MISS MARTHA BLACKMON B. S. , Jacksonville State Teachers College, Junior High Englishg Co-Sponsors the Student Council and Sponsors 7-B. Qacul y 58- '59 MRS. HANNAH B. GASKIN Brewton Parker Institute, New England Conserva- to1'YS Junior and Senior High Vocal Music and Junior High Science: Sponsors the Glee Clubs. MR. FRANK E. GUILFORD B. A. , M. S. . Florida State University: Junior High Social Studies: Sponsors the Senior Class. MRS. MILDRED R. GUILFORD B.S. . Florida State University: Commerce: Sponsors 10-B and Co-Sponsors the Cheerleaders MR. C. LAMAR JONES B.S. A. , University of Florida: Vocational Agri- culture: Sponsors the Future Farmers of America ytlfllf y 58- '59 4N it .1 MRS. BETTY H. MCCLELLAN A. B. , Florida State University: Girls' Physical Education: Sponsors 8-A and Co-Sponsors the Cheerleaders. MRS. LOIS K. MUSGROVE B. S. . Florida State University: High School Li- brarian: Co-Sponsors the Student Council. MR. ROY PHILEMON B.A. , Trevecca College: Instrumental Music: Sponsors the Band. MR. JIMMY SUGGS B. S. , Florida State University: Junior High Science, Mathematics and Social Studies: Spon sors the Junior Science Club and 7-C. MRS. PHILONMENA ADKINSON B. S. , Troy State Teachers Collegeg Fifth Grade. MRS. RUTH W. AYERS B.S.E. , Florida State Universityg Third Grade. MRS. SA DIE BOGGS B. S. . Florida State Universityg Special Education. MRS. RUBY S. COOK B.S. E. . Florida State Universityg First Grade. MR. JOHN TOMLINSON B. S. E. , Troy State Teachers Collegeg Boys' Physical Education, Assistant Coachg Sponsors 8-B. MR. JAMES I. VEASEY B. S. , Alabama Polytechnic Instituteg M. S. , Florida State Universityg Senior High Scienceg Sponsors the Senior Science Club and 10-C. MRS. KATHRYN WEED B.S. , Michigan State Universityg Junior and Senior High Englishg Sponsors National Junior Honor Society and 9-A, MR. DOUGLAS EUGENE YON B. S. , Florida State Universityg Diversified Co- operative Trainingg Sponsors the D.C. T. Club and 8-C. Zzculfy 158- '59 MRS. OLIVIA H. ELDRIDGE B, S. , Alabama Polytechnic Instituteg Sixth Grade. MRS. FAYE F. EUBANKS B, S, E, , M, S, E. , Florida State University, Kin- dergarten. MR. ENOCH HANNA B, S. E. , Florida State Universityg Fifth Grade. MRS. ALDA H. HANSFORD A. B. E. , Florida State Universityg Fourth Grade. Zzculfy 5' - '59 Y' I., MRS. BETTY PAUL HAYES B. S. E. , Florence State Teachers Collegeg Second and Sixth Grades. MISS ESTHER JOHNSON B. S. , Florida State Universityg Second Grade. MRS. IEANETTE N. JOHNSON B. S. E. , Florida State Universityg M.A. , George Peabody College for Teachersg Second Grade. MRS. CAROLYN LARKINS B. S. , Florida State Universityg Fifth Grade. MRS. DORIS NICHOLS B. S. , Florida State Universityg Third Grade. MRS. IOYCE H. PIPPIN B,S.E. , Florida State Universityg Third Grade. MRS. LUQUITA F. SHULER B.S.E. , Florida State University: Kindergarten. MRS. ANNIE BELLE TAYLOR Florida State Universityg Fourth Grade. 5 . B.S., MRS. PEARL MARTIN B. S. E, , Florida State Universityg First Grade. MR, JAMES MCCLELLAN University of Georgiag B. S. E. , Union Collegeg Sixth Grade. MR. ROBERT MCINTYRE B. S. , Florida State Universityg Sixth Grade. MISS DOLIE B. NICHOLS B. S. , Troy State Teachers Collegeg Fourth Grade. gllfllf y '55-159 'S F1 f . MRS. MYRTLE WILLIAMS B.S. E, , Florida State Universityg Second Grade. MRS, CLARICE s. WILLIAMSON E V B, S, E. , Florida State Universityg Third Grade. gilt!!! Alf 5 - '5 9 Addifianal Persalmel Y Picture Noi Available MRS. HELON C. WEAND School Secretary MR. CLAUDE KEITH HILTON Physical Education Intern Cfirst semesterj MRS. KAYE WAHLQUIST Elementary Intern Cfirst semesterj. MISS SARA CHESTA NG Elementary Intem Qsecond semesterj. MR. JACK HEISLER Social Studies Intem Csecond semesterj. MISS NELLIE C. MANDA Mathematics Intem fsecond semesterj. 'Picture not available Schvol Services 55555 Kafeierza Pvrsvnncl LONA GLISSON VONNIE SELL ERS ESSIE YON OPAL PARRISH MAGGIE RABON E F E U7 '-I U1 E :b :U '-1 Z D Ei 'E 52255 LOSSIE THOMAS INEZ KIRKLA ND MONTEZ. PARRISH ESTELLE CHA MBLISS ESTHER HOLLEY Cfusfodzaus C T BA MBURG MORRIS MITCHELL . Lg:--.N ., lv 4 4 1, 3 O I O C O . l I . I ' Q . . 1 1' 'qty ' 1 I -uv! N 7 .2 l Y IOI S ...BUF JUDY KAY PERKINS fTransfer from DeQuincy, La. 31 Student Council 3 -4 F.H.A. 3-4 F.T.A. 3-4 IULIET CAPPS F.H.A. 3-4 F. T.A. 3-4 Glee Club 1-2 National Junior Honor Society 1 National Honor Society 2-3-4 FRA NCES IOSEPHINE PRICE Glee Club 1-2-3-4 F. H. A. 4 C. A. A. 1 4, Debate Club 4 Cheerleader 1-2-3-4 5 EDWIN CLYATTE STRAWN N..- :: I Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Debate Club 4 Science Club 2 W iw 6' CA ROLYN POWELL Glee Club 1-2-4 F. T. A . 2-3 JERRY THO MA S F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 F. T. A. 1-2-3-4 National Junior Honor Student Council 3-4 Football 2-3-4 Sabertooth Staff 4 Tigers' Tale Staff 4 3'9 Q-ov-vv'8 Society 1 BOBBY DAWSON F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 PATRICIA KATE SMITH Mu Alpha Theta 3-4 F. H. A . 3 Band 1 Math Club 4 Science Club 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 National Junior Honor Society National Honor Society 3-4 G.A.A. 1 011 A UDREY LOUISE MA RSHA LL Glee Club 1 F. T. A. 2-3 JOHNNY ROY REDD Student Council 1-2-3-4 Senior Science Club 4 National Junior Honor Society Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Math Club 3 Football 4 Basketball 3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 inf Track 2 'Sf NORMA IA NE SA VELL Cheerleader 4 Glee Club 1 National Junior Honor Tigers' Tale Staff 4 Sabertooth Staff 4 F. H. A. 4 IEA NETTE MCCALLA 1Transfer from DeQuincy La F. H.A. 4 F. T.A. 3-4 National Honor Society 4 5 64 l'RlSCll.l.A CA ll, PITTS F.ll.A. 1-3 Clue Cfltlb 1-Q lf. T. A, Q-53 D. C,. T. 4 Mll. DRISD l.UCRlfTlA PEACOCK Cleo Club 1 lf. H.,-X. -1 Student Council 4 Library Club 23 Natioriul Junior Hon Sabertooth staff 4 Tigers' Tale staff 4 'in-I Q5 DONA A l.lCli LEONA RD F. ll. A. 1-Q-T3-4 National Junior Honor Society 1 National Honor Society 12-3-4 Mu Alpha Tlicta I3-4 Math Club 4 Glec Club 1-2-3-4 JOHN W. GODWIN F.F.A. 3 Science Club 3 Glcc Club 1 ILC. T. 4 ,ff X JOHN MORGAN DA VIS F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 F. T. A. 1-2-3 Student Council 1-2-3-4 National Junior Honor Society 1 National Honor Society 2 Football 1-2-3-4 Track 2 JOHNNIE ALMA CLEMMONS G. A. A. 1 F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 F. T. A. 1-2 Glcc Club 1-2 Science Club 1-2 Library Club 2-4 f 594 4? PA TRIC IA SU GGS F. T. A. 1-4 National Honor Society 2-3-4 F. H. A. 2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3 NORVA L D. TYRE F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 F. T. A. 1-2-3 Science Club 1 Library Club 1 Band 4 Student Council 4 hit.. 4 like 1 gum WILL L. GODWIN Science Club 2,3,4 National Honor Society 2 Student Council 4 Football 4 Basketball 4 Track 2 National Junior Honor Society 1 Glee Club 1-2 CAROLYN ANNETTE RICHARDS F. H, A. 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2-3 F. T. A. 3 3. CELESTE IEA NE CLEMENTS F. H. A. 1-2-4 F. T. A. 1-2-4 Glee Club 1-2 Student Council 1-2 JOYCE ATTA WA Y Glee Club 3-4 F. H. A. 3-4 National Honor Society 2-3-4 Mu Alpha Theta 3-4 Math Club 4 Science Club 4 CHARLENE SCHWENDEMAN National Junior Honor Society 1 Glee Club 1-2-3 Band 1-2-3-4 G. A.A. 1 Library Club 1 Student Council 3 CATHERINE LA NE FIELDS National Junior Honor Society 1 National Honor Society 3-4 F. H. A. 1 D. C. T. 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Band 1 X. MA RGA RET INELL PITTS Student Council 1 F. H. A . 2 F. T. A . 2-3 Sabertooth Staff 4 Tigers' Tale Staff 4 BERNIE L. ADAMS F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Q-w SHA RON ELIZA BETH PEA VY National Junior Honor Society 1 Glee Club 1-2 F,H.A, 1-2 F.T.A. 2-3 D.C.T. 4 JOSEPH GALE ALFORD Senior Science Club 4 National Junior Honor Society 1 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 Football 2-3 Basketball 2-3-4 Baseball 4 Track 2 Vi 'fry' HELEN POPE F. T. A , 1-2-3 Photo Club 3 Glee Club 1-2 Library Club 1 D. C. T. 4 DOROTHY IEA N MCCRONE Library Club 1 F. T. A. 1-2-3 Glee Club 2 Photo Club 3 National Hono D. C. T. 4 r Society 3-4 4-fi in .. ,s. Lwfgnf WILSON THOMAS MCCLELLAN Debate Club 4 F. T.A. 4 Glee Club 1-2-3 Quill and Scroll 3-4 Student Council 3-4 Math Club 3 National Junior Honor Society 1 Baseball 2-3-4 Basketball 3-4 Football 2-3-4 Sabertooth Staff 3 Tigers' Tale Staff 3 'M FRANCIS ABBOTT DA VID SOLOMON PIPPIN F. F. A. 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2 -4 Track 2 ri President Redd Vice President Godwin CLASS COLORS Pink and White CLA SS FLOW ER Pink Cam ation CLA SS MOT TO Worry not that no one knows of you, strive to be worth knowing. Secretary Price Treasurer Richards SDOHSOI' Senior 611155 0fWcers 1 JOHNNY ROY REDD - - - - - - - President W. L. GODWIN - - - - - Vice President FRANCES PRICE - - - - -Secretary ANN RICHARDS ---- - - -Treasurer MR. FRANK GUILFORD - - - Sponsor v ,ov 1 f ,Leif lfiin Major 5lfc'11fs Senior Class Supper for Faculty Chipola Junior College Honor Banquet Faculty Supper for Senior Class - Senior Class Day Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom Senior Examinations Speech Class Play Baccalaureate and Commencement :il M, Qt' ,Q A x me ' t5f1' ' 'Q' Q I i I0rS ,,M...,,,,.' N. Vi wx HELEN ATTAWAY JAMES AUSTIN WENDELL AYERS IANIE BAILEY ROSEMARY BAILEY LARRY BARBEE RITA BARBEE PA TRICIA CA PPS MILDRED CA WTHORN GREER CLEMMONS HA ZEL COOK ANNA LOU COMERI-'ORD GLENDA COWARD BA RBA RA CREA MER JOHNNY DA VIS FRANCES DYKES CLARA NELL FLOWERS A 4 M wg 2 gs' A K- :xg 3555335 ur 'Bbw 'Ok 'Q gf, I l V 1? fifg, f 6 -1, N -,g,x:'1+.g53 15? wgqg , .Z ,,, 'X Az. - A Lixfiw.. rw 4 3 2 N 'E' 4 uf 5' 4 ..,,K' ffm vs . . 251' i. 33? EL ,, .v 531 lib... 33 sf H . 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Porter Morgan Sexton Janice Sherrod James Strickland Diane Whitehead Dorothy Ann Williamson Eugene Worrells 8 Willie Hurst Jr. James Johnson Charles Kimbrel Marcia Kroger George Marshall Doris McCrone Charles Price Mary Shivers Cindy Shuler John Swearingen C' Not picturedj im' ' '67 Jerry F. Adams Jane Austin Dwain Bailey C. B. Barbee Mary Alice Barnes Finlay Corbin Elaine Detweiler Brenda Durham George Faught Barbara Faurot David Finlay David Hall Pncfure o Available . iunibr high Powell Adams James Aultman Carolyn Bailey Virginia Bridges Glenda Clark Jimmie Cox Duncan Dubroff Ray Dykes Arlan Good Vic Griffin Zelma Griffin Larry Hatcher Mildred Holley Amos Lee Ianie Manning Eugene Murphy Velma Neal Lawanda O'Brian Marlene Price Judy Royer Glynell Sapp Harry Smith Tommy St. Amant James Stanley Nell Stewart Wayne Sutton Sylvia Thagard ' Glenda Merle Wise Q' - Nor picruredj Ezyhl. '34 51yl1f '75 ' Ruth Armstrong Glenda Barber ' Ruth Blackbum Viola Bontrager Frank Bracewell Merrill Detweiler Alice Dorch Jack Dykes I. D. Hall Dorothy Headings Belva Hill James Hagan Margie Holiday Gloria Holley Truman Holley 4 Ralph Lovett Jerry McClellan ' Judy Montford Alice Newman Marie Nissley ' Viola Pate Doris Pelt Frances Sherrod Robert Trammell Ken Tucker Elan Webb Terry Yon K' - Not picturedy Q Velma Barbee Johnny Bryant Charles Capps Albert Caraway Johnny Conoley Broward Couch Barbara Davis Linda Etheridge Carolyn Fought Joey Gates Mary F. Goff Terrell Holland Dewey Hood Buddy Kent C. I. Kent Annette Kimbrel Ann Leonard Ola Fay Long Michael Maloy Clark McCalla James McCullough Cynthia Lou Medlin Mary F. Newman Patricia Redd Jimmy Shiver David Tillman Marshall Tucker James Wilds ' Nell Williams Edna womble C' - Not picturedj Sigh! JW I I J J Seven ,4 Julra Ann Armstrong Pete Barley Lmda Sue Barley Deena Faye Barbee June Holley Carraway Charles Edward Clark Vmme Elrzabeth Dawsey Jerane Duke George Edens Sandra Gall Harvell Emmanuel Hrres Andrew Keel Syble Kukland Dyann Marshall Maxme McCalla Wilham Leon Neal Velma Jo Parnsh W1ll1am PIIIS Ilmmy Register Judy Shrelds W11l1ard Srmth Ben H111 Stone, Ir Dwight Summerlm Erma Tyre Sldney Whlte Lucille Worrell Frances Iretta Young Robert Dendy Q' Not prcturedj . n wif' 4 9 Szvfd P f Seven 16' Johnny Alford Gene Beachy Johnny Capps Mary Clemmons Raymond Couch Charles Creamer Gerrre Elmore LOUIS Flowers Earlrne Godwin Brlly Ray Hlres Mlcheal Judd Dorothy Krmbrel Conme Lovett George Montford Iacquelme Montgomery Evelyn Neel Carlton Peavy Edrth Roberts Lynell Sapp Karen Sue Savell Jerry Shlelds Elsre Smrth Wanda St. Amant Betty Traylor Marvm Webb Carolyn Wrllramson Alma Worthlngton Pluhp Wrobel Benjamrn Yoder Seven 6 Emest Balley Sam Barley Vugmra Barley Jacquehne Bryant James Clemons R1chard Cook Albert Coxwell Broward Creamer Johnny Dawson Ronme Hand Brlly H111 Harry Hogan Martha Holt Wanda Johnson Patr1c1a Krrkrs Clrff Leonard Betty Arm McGee Dennis Parnsh Hennetta Parnsh Warren Sewell Hester Shoemaker Rrcky Splkes Frank Stanley Irene Stewart Janice Tillman Robert Tyre Jewel Welch Loretta Wlllxams I-hlda Sue Yates Katie Yoder James Young X L AA 'VHP T. McClellan , Pelt Alford Halley J. McClellan Bowman A dams Clements Perkins Tucker 51 65 Hemfentien Delegates '58- '59 '58-'59 proved to be a record year for convention going. Local Student Council delegates were sent to the following conventions: NATIONAL DELEGATES Tommy McClellan and 'John Morgan Davis SOUTHERN DELEGATES Pat Pelt and Cecilia Clements STATE DELEGA TES 'John Morgan Davis, Joe Alford, 'Earl Montgomery, Pat Pelt, and Cecilia Clements. DISTRICT DELEGATES Sandra Halley, Jerry McClellan, Charles Bowman, Jerry F. Adams, Mike Tucker, Tommy McClellan, and 'John Morgan Davis, Not pictured EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS Judy Kay Perkins Cecilia Clements 'Jerry Thagard I i Q fldridge s oth Roy Ba1ley Betty Barnes Charlotte Bowden Gregory Burkett Jane Cayson Jlmmy Cox well, Buddy Crowson Dale Golden Pat El dndge, Pam Eldrxdge John Goff Chr1s Hrres Raymond Layne Bob Lewls Edward Lock Carolyn Mathrs Jams M1tchel1 B111 Montford Verna 0 Brlan Earl O Bryan Jem Pttts Sharon Powell Luther Sherrod Kath ryne Shlver George Ed Smlth Mlke Stewan Sharon Stone Arnold Weand Susan Allen, Tommy Barnes Doreen Barley James Byler, Ronnre Creamer Robert Fowler Ronald Good Patncra Greer Ann Guy, Sa rah Hand Jean H111 Norman Holley Tom my Leath 11m Maloy Jamce McC1endon Martha Montford Howell Montgomery Ann Murphy V1o1a O Bryan, Larry Overholt Mary Sapp Iohnny Sellers Ilmrny Sexton, Hazel Spears, Gordon Splvey P3l11'1C13 Tem ple, Larry Tyre Delton Webb Sandra Wlute head, Helen Wood EB ,flflc6lclla14 iv oth 11, ff! jr. . 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I I - I rp 5 johusan s 2114 Frances Allen James Anders Terry Anthony Mark Berler Larry Buch Mary Frances Bndges Donald Dean Edward Fludd Sadonra Free Beverly Harrell, Debby Joe Holley Lee Anna Johnson Douglas Krm bell Martln Mayo Yvonne Neel Gary Parish Susan Parrsh Marion Prtts M1Ch831P1US Jrmmy Ray Carl Des Roster Leroy Smrth Wanda Standley Terrel Stone Eddle Joe Syfrette Debarah Travrs Suzanna Wrabel Robert Lee Young 47 jvhnsvu s Qud Glorra Jean Alford Marvm Berler Volena Burkett Gregory Dutro, Spencer Faurot, Charles Goff, Ronnre Gullford, Jessre Hand James Earl Hill Judy Johnson Donnre Krmbrel Lrnda Faye Krrkland Mary Lock John McCoy, Kay Mitchell Gracre Parrrsh, Lewls Earl Parrlsh, Allen Prtts, Clrfford Sluver Anita Shl ver Kenneth Stewart, Wrllram Strrckland Garlen Thomas Merlene Wrse, Rickre WISC J Q 1,51 I Uilliams ' 2nd Sandra Barfield, Edward Barton, Linda Causey, Jo- ,gph Clemmons, Don Cooper, James Dendy, Frank- un Faircloth, Sherry Griffin, Sara Nell Harrell, Jim- my Hatcher, Sammy Johnson, Irene Kent, Ronnie Mason, Steve McClellan, Hector Montford, Sybil Mullins, Catherine Nelson, Phyllis Pelt, Eddie Peters, Douglas Price, Jacqueline Sassar, Alvin Stanley, 5111y Stephens, Janice Stokes, Dale Vinson, Charles Wood, Sharon Yoder. 600k is lst Bobby Adkins, Spencer Ayers, Winnie Baile' r bara Bozeman, Marcus Byler, Sharon Carte Free, Nettie Goff, Edwin Goodman, Burke I I Roberta Hires, Robert Johnson, Wanda Johns King, Patsy Lawrence, John Carl McClellan . . 5 land Marshell, David Mathis, Treva Nessle Perkins, Myrtle Ann Pitts, Charles Sherrod, J Stokes, Eugene Terry, Catherine Vamum, Welch, Marsha Whitehead, John Mark Yode ,Marlin 5 lst Ronald Arrant Rachel Arrant Shirley Faye Bennett Michael Bracewell Dorcas Bontrager Randy Brown Joan Cam Marlene Causey Esther Dutro Ann Fow ler Audrey Guy Bronzre Lee Harrell Lmdy Hill Ronrue Kent Shen Kent, Peter Linton Glen Allen McClellan Karen Messer Ruby Mrtchell Curus Overholt Lrnda Pace Mavrs Pltts Lours James Roper Vrolet Sexton Brenda Sue Terry Charles Terry Silas Nzchols lst Eugene Adkins Beverly Arrant, Irmmy Barley, Jud Barnes Grace Bridges, Donna Cooper, Frank Cooper Shlrley Good, James Goodman, Mary Holley Johnny Mac Johnson, Gordon Lewrs Bill Martrn, Robbre Mc lntyre, Bxlly Moore Conme Murphy Rrckre Mullms, Karen Myers Patsy O Bryan Barbara Plppms, Jenell Pxtts, Mark Plummer Sus1e Stone, Margie Syfrett Junror Stewart hm Taylor, John Ed Thomas, Johnny Wrlliams, Lols Welch Shirley Ann Young. J Thomton, Nancy White, Albert Wood. ' I . , ' ' Y . ' . , . . . 5ubar1ks ' Hilda Barton Mary Brackms Kenneth Burch Roger Ca ps William Faught Howell Goodman Peggy Hall, B111 Halley Jimmy H111 Cynthia Hires Ed wma Holley, Janice Holley Rocky Martin, Michael Mayo Suzelle McClellan, Elame Montford Judy Montford Julia Montford Sharon Murphy Verena Nix Mary Jane Porter Connie Price Reginald Sharpe Grayson Snyder Susan Weed Janne White Charlotte Yon. Janie Fay Yon Shuler 5 IC John Allgood Cathy Ann Arrant Steven Arrant Barbara Bailey Violet Bailey Maxie Bowden Carol Boyd Bill Bridges Barbara Jean Garrett Sheilah Goodman Shiela Kay Guilford Sheryl Harbin Brenda Parrish Raymond Parrish, Kay Pate Larry Phillips, Pam Pippin, Darlene Sapp, Kathy Sue Smith, Lucretia Spivey, Deborah Stokes, Cherylin Stoltsfus, Andy Summers, Ann Summers, John Tomlinson, Teresa Ann Tra- vis, Iames You, mam 4: E247 5 , 'Al s+ Q!! I 1 i 1- , f N'-is 5l 4 X fu! - V AR A Q . 1 1' fr WL H- Q 'O' , ' ig . 2.44 L f ites ffiii., 'Y VIP? ' PAT SMITH State Teaching Scholarship Winner JULIET CAPPS State Teaching Scholarship Winner DONA LEONARD State Teaching Scholarship State F. H. A. Degree Winner M7273 '59 EA RL MONTGOMERY received the Thom McAn awardg was named to All-Big Bend, All-Panhandle Football teamsg and was named to All-West Florida, All-Big Bend, and All-Panhandle Basketball teams. ALL-PANHA NDLE FOOTBALL TEAM members for '58-'59 included W. L. Godwin, Johnny Roy Redd, Earl Montgomery, Charles Bowman, and John Morgan Davis. PARK TRA MMELL, IR. was selected to attend the '59 Florida State University Science Camp. 1472914 '59 NORVAL TYRE received State F. F.A. Degree JOHN MORGAN DAVIS received State F. F.A. Degree CUYLER SMITH placed fifth in the regional competition of the Tenth Annual National Mathematics Contest. 9' 54 :- .f if -is gcmi wx A Y7 'nm r Nx... Student Council Officers for the 1958-59 School Year pictured above are Tommy McClellan, President: Earl Mont- gomery, Vice President, Pat Pelt, Secretary, Sandra Halley, Business Managerg Jerry Thagard, Chaplaing Cecilia Clements, Treasurer, and Judy Kay Perkins, Corresponding Secretary. U16 Hlaunfsfowu Pubic Blountstown High Schoo1's Student Council had a heavy schedule to follow during the past school year. ln June of 1958 Tommy McClellan and John Morgan Davis were among the nineteen Florida delegates attend- ing the National Association of Student Councils at Ferguson, Missouri. In the fall, several students went to Tallahassee to the District Convention. Jerry McClellan, Charles Bowman, Sandra Halley, and Mrs. Geraldine Adams, chaperon, went on this trip. This year, for the first time, the local school was invited to send two delegates to the Southern Association of Student Councils Convention at Jacksonville, Florida. Pat Pelt, Cecilia Clements, and Miss Martha Blackmon at- tended this convention. This spring the state officers met with Dr. Victor B. Johnson at West Palm Beach, Florida, to plan in detail the State Convention. Those making the trip were Jerry Thagard, Judy Perkins, Cecilia Clements, Miss Martha Blackmon, and Mrs. Lois Musgrove. -nl Jerry Thagard, Tommy McClellan, Earl Montgomery, Pat Pelt, Cecilia Clements, Sandra Halley, Miss Martha Blackmon iCo-Sponsorj, Virginia Bailey, Patty Kirkus, Benny Yoder, Edna Womble, Judy Royer, Velma Jo Parrish Anil 1-6011-Hd. Rita Barbee. Sandra Bramley. Brenda Durham. Glenda Coward, Annie Lou Taylor, Charles Bowman Mary Lou Holley, Mildred Peacock, Ruth Prough, Frances Dykes, Velma Neal, Hazelene Womble, Finlay Corbin, Jerry McClellan, Jim Hires, Joe Alford, Johnny Roy Redd, John Morgan Davis, Cuyler Smith, and Noval Tyre. Sclzaalis Student Zazmcil Since Blountstown High School served as vice president of the State during 1958-59, the cotmcil planned the discussion group topics and presided at the banquet. The two National delegates plus Joe Alford, Earl Montgom- ery, Pat Pelt, and Cecilia Clements represented Blountstown's Tigers. Some of the year's projects were: Payment on the scoreboard, goal posts, parliamentary procedure workshop, Christmas toys and baskets for needy families, bell system, Homecoming fbanquet, coronation, programj, post- School and pre-school faculty breaks, supply store, school flag, and co-sponsoring honor assemblies. Representatives with voting power were - TW ELFTH GRADE: Joe Alford, John Morgan Davis, W. L. Godwin, and Mildred Peacock. ELEVENT H GRADE: Hazelene Womble and Cuyler Smith. TENTH GRA DE: Charles Bowman, Sandra Brantley and Ruth Prough. NINTH GRADE: Finlay Corbin, Dorothy Williamson, and Annie L. Taylor. EIGHTH GRADE: Judy Royer, Jerry McClellan, and Edna Womble. SEVENTH GRADE: Patty Kirkus, Velma Jo Par- rish. and Benny Yoder. Student Coimcil Members and Sponsors meeting in the library are Mrs. Lois Musgove 1SponsorJ, Judy Kay Perkins, A 3 P 5 1, 5 is 9 , V 1 Af' 5 N. H. S. members are Linda F. Montford, Hazelene Womble, Sandra Halley, Jerry Thagard, Patricia Smith, Ruth Prough, Patty Yon, Mary A. Leonard, Pat Pelt, Dona Leonard, Bobbie Johnson, Sandra Brantley, Sue Yates, Joyce Attaway, Jeanette McCal1a, Sherry Montford, Mary L. Holley, Patricia Capps, Connie McCroan, Rita Barbee, Cecilia Clements, Patricia Suggs, Tex Taylor, Joe M. McCasklll, Earl Montgomery, Cuyler Smith, Jay Bateman, Brooks Barber, Larry Perkins, and Park Trammell, Jr. Kilt' ,Nafmmzl Holm Srfczefy The Blountstown Chapter of the National Honor Society held its annual initiation on November 11, 1958. Fifteen new members were initiated. Following the initiation a tea was given by the members in honor of the ini- tiates, their parents, and members of the faculty. ln co-operation with the Student Council, the Honor Society sponsored special assemblies at the end of each six weeks at which students on A and B Honor Rolls were recognized and given ribbons. Some of the Honor Society's projects this year were: sponsoring T. B. , Polio, and Cancer drives, collecting toys for needy children at Christmas, participating in Student-Teacher Day, and being in charge of the hall bul- letin board. Our main money-making projects were the talent show and concessions at a football game. Blountstown participated in two District Meetings - held in Panama City and Pensacola, respectively. The local chapter was Vice President of District I. On April 30, May 1 and 2, the Honor Society participated in the State Convention which was held in Daytona Beach. Delegates attending this convention were Cuyler Smith, Park Trammell, Ir. , Linda Faye Montford and Catherine Fields. Mrs. Geraldine Adams, faculty adviser, attended as a chaperon. Officers for the 1958-1959 school year were Patricia Smith, President, Betty Ann Kearce, Vice President, Catherine Fields, Secretary, and Linda Faye Montford, Treasurer. ,,,, gf.. ,gg ., ill 'kzili 'L 1. V J' ,..4r .,,..-ti' N. J. H. S. members meeting with Mrs. Kay Weed fadviserj are Annie L. Taylor, Brenda Durham, Judy Royer, Katy Yoder, Dorothy Williamson, Barbara Faurot, Connie Lovett, Virginia Bailey, Velma Parrish, Linda Bailey, Martha Holt, Irma Tyre, Loretta Williams, Ann Yates, Vick Griffin, Terry Yon, Jerry McClellan, Edna Wom- ble, Gerrie Elmore, Carolyn Williamson, Sue Traylor, Deena Barbee, Juliet Armstrong, Emmanuel Hires, Ben- ny Yoder, Ronnie Hand, Finlay Corbin, George Edens, Shelton Register, Junior Hurst, C. B. Barbee, Velma Neal, Virginia Bridges, Gloria Holley, Ann Leonard, Velma Barbee, Janice Sherrod, Rhoda Myers, Janice Till- man, Cindy Shuler, Mary A. Newmen, Viola Bontrager, Belva Hill, Glenda Barber, Lawanda O'Brian, David Montford, Henrietta Parrish, Pat Kirkus, Burdette Keel, Ken Tucker, Robert Trammell, Mike Maloy, Ralph Lovett, and Jim Hires. E715 Nzzfizfmzl junior f'fUlfIUl' Srfciefy The National Junior Honor Society consists of students whose academic averages are B - or better, and who excel in service, leadership, character, and citizenship. The purpose of this organization is to render service to the school and community. For president this year the N.J.H.S. had Shelton Registerg vice president, Jerry McClellan: secretary, Judy Royerg and treasurer, Rhoda Myers. New members were inducted on March 4, 1959. Throughout the school year, the N.J.H.S. participated in various activities. One of these was the distribution of Christmas and Easter baskets to needy families. Each member of the Honor Society contributed an article of food or some money to the baskets. Christmas and Get-Well cards were also sent to teachers and parents ofthe members. Another activity was Teacher Appreciation Week. In connection with this, the Society had the bulletin board for the week. One day was set aside for showing appreciation to the teachers by bringing flowers or plants and small gifts. Each member selected one member to appreciate, Hand-painted wooden signs were placed over the room doors, giving the room numbers for the convenience of students, teachers, and visitors. The society conducted an orientation assembly near the end of the school year. Speeches were given by members of the organization to introduce the sixth graders to high school life. A Juliet Capps, Frances Dykes, Sharon Whitfield, Jeanette McCalla, Judy Kay Perkins, Sandra Brantley, Sherry Montford, Dona Leonard, Carol Nichols, Barbara Faurot, Dorothy A, Williamson, Brenda Durham, Judy Clark, Mildred Peacock, Ruth Prough, Mary Lou Vamum, Linda F. Montford, Betty Ann Nichols, Marilyn Tyre, Jimmie Parrish, Betty Jean Bryant, Lynda Weand, Cecilia Clements, Judy Griffin, Bulah A. Griffin, Pat Pelt, Connie McCroan, Greer Clemmons, Gail Davis, Patty Yon, Celesta J. Clements, Janie Bailey, Rita Barbee, Carolyn Dawson, Barbara Creamer, Helen Attaway, Clara N. Flowers,.Ann Richards, Clarice Pope, Cindy Shuler, Brenda Payne, Laura A. Schwendeman, Joan White, Billie V. Worthington, Frances Price, Denise Dennis, Patrica Capps, Johnnie Clemmons, Marion Hires, Mrs. EvelyneGaskin1adviserJ, Jerry Thagard, Mary A. Leonard, Betty J. Hol- ley, Rita Coward, and Sandra Halley. . . Local Future Homemakers are Faye Holt, Glenda Coward, Betty Ann Kearce, Betty Kent, Rosemary Bailey, ?uture flvmemakcrs of America The F. H. A. started the year's work last summer with an officers' planning conference at Lake Mystic. The officers decided on the four projects for this year - selling pennants, selling aprons, serving a covered-dish supper, and redecorating the cottage bedroom. The organization carried out all of these projects successfully. Also during the summer Mrs. Evelyne Gaskin, Dona Leonard, Lynda Weand, and Cecilia Clements went to the District Pre-Planning Conference in Shalimar. At the district meeting in November, Lynda Weand was defeated for State Vice President of Projects. Frances Price, Norma Savell, Johnnie Clemmons, Dorothy Williamson, and Mary A. Leonard participated in a skit at dis- trict. Dona Leonard, State V. -P. of Public Relations, helped preside at the meeting. At the F. H. A. -F. F. A. banquet in March, Mary A. Leonard, Lynda Weand and Johnnie Clemmons received Chapter Degrees. Sherry Montford and Pat Pelt received Junior Degrees. Mary A. Leonard, Lynda Weand, Dona Leonard, and Mrs. Gaskin went to the State Convention in Clearwater May 2-5. Dona received her State Future Homemaker Degree, the highest award an F. H. A. girl can receive. Dona Leonard was elected F. F. A. Sweetheart for the second year. ',7 F,F.A, members meeting with their adviser, Mr, Lamar Jones, are W. Cook, J, Strickland, L. Duke, D. Davis, T. Flowers, C. Lee, G. Bailey, E. Worrells, M, Sexton, I. McClellan, B. Temple, D. Kimbrel, D. Yoder, D. Pitts, J. Johnson, R. Williams, C. Price, G. Newsome, G. Faught, B. Elmore, M, Sewell, L. Barbee, N, Tyre. R. Smith, G. Marshall, B. Dawson, A. Bailey, B. Hand, W, Shelton, J, Davis, B. Adams, T, Mont- ford, R. Long, J. Swearinen, R. Floyd, B. Savell, C. Sutton, I. Miller, K. Jones, P. McFarland, L. Etheridge, R. Smith, and D. Smith. Quture Sizrmcrs of America Four boys from the chapter attended the State convention in Daytona Beach last summer receiving for the chapter the Superior Chapter award, the highest award given by the state association to local chapters. Judging teams were entered in each of the following '58-'59 contests, livestock judging in Tampa State Fair, beef cattle judging in Quincy, livestock and crops judging team North Florida Fair in Tallahassee. In the Wewahitchka sub-district contests the chapter entered the following contests: PARLIAMENTARY PRO- CEDURE Qplacing firstj, QUARTET fplacing thirdj, and HORSESHOES Qplacing thirdj. The Parliamentary Procedure team received second place in the district contest held in Quincy, In March the annual F,F, A, -F, H,A, Banquet was held. Many parents and friends of the two chapters attended The speaker for the evening was Cecil Tindel, the State F, F,A, President, of Graceville. Two members received the State Farmer Degree, which is the highest degree of membership given by the State Association of F,F,A, The members receiving the State Farmer Degree were John Morgan Davis and Nor- val Tyre. Norval Tyre also received the Area Star Farmer award, This award is given to the boy with the best home project program in Area 1 Qwhich reaches from the Suwannee River westy. The F, F. A. Chapter held 9 night meetings and activity period meetings every second week. Several chapter members were featured in a television show in Tallahassee. Kenny Jones won the corn growing contest sponsored by the Farm Bureau. Perry McFarland took third place. A number of boys from the chapter attended Forestry Camp for one week in Lake City. To finance our pl'0,i6CtS hogs were raised, U8 acre of strawberries were grown, and concessions at ball games were sold. ' Senior Science Club members meeting in the science laboratory are Tom Finlay, Cuyler Smith, Clark Smith, Hazelene Womble, Jimmy Adams, Patricia Smith, Larry Perkins, Park Trammell, Jr. , Jerry Frank Adams, Joyce Attaway, Johnny Roy Redd, B. J. Bateman, Joe Alford, W. L. Godwin, Jimmy Dykes, Tex Taylor, and Mr. James J. Veasey Qadviserj. Seuizfr Science Elub The Science Club sponsored the Second Annual Science Fair in February, 1959. FIRST PLACE winner, Park Trammell, Jr. , rated a THIRD in Tallahassee at the District Science Fair. Three club members, Cuyler Smith, Jimmy Adams, and Jimmy Dykes, went to Jacksonville in Decem- ber, 1958, to attend the Junior Academy of Science state meeting. Jimmy Adams was elected vice president of the state organization. The club enjoyed two visitors, Mr. Huis McCollough and Mr. Ed Smith, during its night programs. They gave lectures and demonstrations on the oscilloscope and instruments used in aviation. Mr. James J. Veasey served as adviser for the club. Future Teachers belonging to the local Chapter are Celeste Jean Clements, Rosemary Bailey, Alice Southwell, Laura Ann Schwendeman, Jimmie Parrish, Christine McCroan, Betty Jean Bryant, Gail Davis, Faye Holt, Rita Coward, Frances Abbott, Helen Attaway, Juliet Capps, Ruth Prough, Glenda Coward, Jean Clemmons, Robby Davis, Judy Kay Perkins, Brenda Payne, Patrica Capps, Patty Yon, Laura Terry, Jerry Thagard, Charles Bow- man, Jeanette McCalla, Denise Dennis, Betty Jane Holley, and Tommy McClellan, Zzfurc Zfcachcrs af America The E, Moody Eldridge Chapter, Future Teachers of America, is affiliated with both the Florida Education Association and the National Education Association, Early in the year the chapter held an informal initiation in the Home Economics Cottage, took charge of the concession stands at a football game, and made its members available for service in all school departments Future teachers donated many hours to substitute and assistant teaching in the elementary grades, to working in school offices and acting as librarians in elementary and high school libraries, and to conducting a nursery during Parent-Teacher Association meetings, ln April the chapter co-sponsored Student-Teacher Day, Officers during the 1958-1959 term were as follows: President - Charles Bowmen, Vice President - Rose- mary Baileyg Secretary - Jeanette McCallag Treasurer - Glenda Coward and Chapter Adviser - Mrs, Eva Dendy, The Senior High Glee Club is composed of Brenda Payne, Sharon Whitfield, Carolyn Powell, Dona Leonard, Bar- bara Creamer, Josephine Arm- strong, Kenneth Mears, Betty Bryant, Patricia Smith, Frances Price, Denise Dennis, Glenda Coward, Marilyn Tyre, Frances Abbott, Joe Alford, Charles Bowman, and Johnny Roy Redd. Kilt' S6l'lf0l' flzyh Glee 61110 X if 'e ' 4 a 1 4 I 5 3 4 ,Q ' 5 Y., The Senior High Glee Club presented its annual Christmas program and Spring Concert. Individuals and small groups performed for the Eastern Star and P.T. A. A major activity was performing at commencement activities both at the church for baccalaureate and at the gymnasium for graduation. Mrs. Hannah Gaskin directs the Senior Glee Club. E716 ,71111i11r J-hgh Glee gfllb The Junior High Glee Club assisted the Senior High group in all of its major activities. Special numbers were rendered both by individuals and groups at both annual concerts. Glee Club activities are an outgrowth of the vocal music program which is elective for grades seven through twelve. Almost a hundred seventh and eighth graders are members of the Junior High Glee Club which is directed by Mrs. Hannah Gaskin, vocal music teacher. Club meetings are held bi- weekly in room 1, the junior high science room. Members include Velma Barbee, Barbara Davis, Ola Fay Long, Mike Judd, Patricia Kirkus, Henri- etta Parrish, Albert Coxwell, Billy Hires, Ben Stone, George Edens, Willard Smith, Larry Hatcher, Terry Yon, Ann Yates, Sidney White, Brow- ard Creamer, Leon Neal, Jimmy Cox, Buddy Kent, Jerry Shields, Cynthia Medlin, Charles Clark, Jackie Bryant, Mary Clemons, David Mont- ford, Nora Dorch, and Andrew Keel. ., .. can ' .U N., LZ: ' Science Fair winners were Jimmy Cox and Michael Judd. U15 junior Science 61116 The Junior Science club has endeavored to create an inquiring attitude and a keener interest in science. This has been done by experimenting and visiting places of scientific interest. Membership in the club is composed of seventh and eighth graders who are interested in science and its applications. Mr. Jimmy Suggs serves as adviser, E716 Phvfvgraphy Klub The Photography Club had the following officers for the year 1958-59: Rex Floyd - Presidentg Carol Nichols - Secretaryg Betty Nichols - Treasurer. On April 10, 1959 a sock hop was sponsored by the Photography Club. It was held in the gym from 7:00 to 9:00 o'clock. The admission was 2592 per person which netted the club 512. 90, Proceeds were used to help set up a 'dark room. The Photography Club is sponsored by Mr. Danial Dubroff. 'Shutter-bugs' at Blountstown High are Sonny Clark, Leon Neal, Willard Smith, Sidney White, Billy Hires, Ben Stone Larry Hatcher, Jerry Adams, Jimmy Adams, Charlie Lee, Dave Finlay, Glenda Murl wise, Carol Nichols, Betty Nichols, Rex Floyd, Zelma Griffin, Janie Manning, and Mr. Dan Dubroff, qadvisery. Wayne Wrobel, Michael Judd, The Senior Mathematics Club was very active during the '58- '59 school year, Included in its list of activities was the spon- sorship of two mathematics con- tests. Cuyler Smith took first place locally in the Tenth Annual Math- ematics Contest sponsored by the Mathematical Association of America and the Society of Ac tuaries, In state competition Cuyler placed third among stu- dent participants from Florida Schools. Pat Pelt, local second place winner, copped sixth place hon- ors in the state wide contest. Dona Leonard, local third place winner, served with Cuyler and Pat as a team representing Blounts- town High that emerged as the second place winner among the 67 Florida schools participating. The club also conducted a local math contest for students in grades 10-12, The winners were Cecilia B Clements Qgrade 103 and Joyce Attaway fgrade 121. Members of the club include Dona Leonard, Cecilia Clements, Jay Bateman, Pat Pelt, Joyce Atta- way, Hazelene Womble, Pat Smith, Sherry Montford, David Taylor, Charles Williams, Earl Montgomery, Cuyler Smith, Billy Spears, Brooks Barber, Tex Taylor, and president Park Trammell, Jr. Mrs. Jessie M. Bailey, high school mathematics teacher, serves as adviser for the Math Club and Mu Alpha Theta. Senior Math 61116 - ,Mu ,Mainz Umm The Blountstown chapter of Mu Alpha Theta, National High School and Junior College Honorary Society in Mathematics, more than doubled its membership in '58-'59, its second year, Membership in Mu Alpha Theta is limited to those who have completed at least 5 semesters of higher mathematics qalgebra I, plane geometry, and algebra Ilj, with a least a B average in mathe- matics and a B-minus average in other academic courses. Provisional membership is granted to those completing three semesters of higher mathematics, with the same grade requirements. Holdovers fron the initial year of the chapter's organization were: President, Pat Smithg Secretary- Treasurer, Joyce Attaway, and Dona Leonard. Students granted full mem- bership during the year included Pat Pelt, Sandra Halley, Hazel- ene Womble, Earl Montgomery, Park Trammell, Jr, , and Cuyler Smith. if Q Provisional members are Cecilia Clements, Ruth Prough. Patricia Suggs, Larry Perkins, Brooks Barber, Jay Bateman, Tex Taylor, and Joe Mike McCaskill. Debate Club Members are Carolyn Dawson, Brenda Paine, Bulah Griffin, Mary Ann Martin, Imogene Price Frances Price, Mr. Daniel Dubroff Qsponsorj, Raymond Smith, Arthur Bailey, Jerry Frank Adams, James Rhames, Mary Lou Varnum, Edwin Strawn, Tommy McClellan, and Nelia Thaggard. E716 Debate 61116 This year was the first year that Blountstown High has had a Debate Club. Mr. Daniel Dubroff served as adviser of the organization. The organization started organizing debates which will be carried out during the 1959-60 school year. U15 ,71111i111 Math 61116 The Junior Mathematics Club was organized during '58-'59 in an effort to promote more interest in mathe- matics - both in problem solving and for recreation. Membership came from grades seven and eighty Coach Wamey Adkinson advised the organization. Junior Math Club members are Andrew Keel, Terry Yon, Jerry McClellan, Larry Hatcher, Ken Tucker, Truman Holley, Robert Trammell, Ralph Lovette Glenda Barber, Ruth Armstrong, Gloria Holley. Mildred Honey, Michael Judd, Glenda Clark, Velma Neel, and Sidney White. Senior Library Club Members are Rita Barbee, Carol Pope, Carolyn Dawson, Mike Tucker, James Rhames, Brenda Durham, Barbara Creamer, Clara Nell Flowers, Billy Vern Worthington Ruth Myers, Diane Johnson, Brenda Garrett, Mary Lou Var- num, Joan White, Debbie McClellan, and Mrs. Lois Musgrove, fsponsorj, U16 Smzbr library 67116 Fifteen members of the Senior Library Club have had a year's experience as student assistants in the Elemen- tary and High School's libraries, These students helped the school librarian by keeping the library open during the break and at noon, by aiding students in finding library materials, and by checking books at the desk, E715 junivr Hheerleaders The Junior Cheerleaders led the cheering sections at both Junior football and B Basketball games. They also sponsored a Sock Hop as a fund raiser, Wanda St. Amant, Barbara Davis, and Sue Savell com- pleted the season as Junior Cheerleaders. 1 fl L nll In,-,ill . , 'S K . . - ' kj ...,' 1--,,. .MA FLUTES - H, Cook, Pam Eldridge, Pat Eldridge, D, Tyler, FIRST CLARINETS - R, Dykes, M, L, Holley, K, Montford, SECOND CLARINETS - S, Cooper, C, Goodman, M, McCalla, V, Neal, P, Pelt, S, Powell, THIRD CLARINETS - J, Aultman, G, Bailey, C, Bowden, G, Edens, E, Faircloth, D, Stewart, N, Stewart, BASS CLARINET - C, McCroan, OBOES - J, Cayson, J, Clark, ALTO SAXOPHONES - B, Bledsoe, J, Parrish, R, Prough, J, Register, B, Shiver, T, St, Amant, S, Thagard, TENOR SAXOPHONES - J, Clemmons, L, Weand, FIRST CORNETS - R, Dendy, V, Griffin, C, Schwenderman, SECOND CORNETS - D, Golden, R, Layne, S, Snyder, THIRD CORNETS - A, Faurot, T, Leath, W, Smith, R, Schwendeman, ALTO HORNS - J, Duke, M, Holley, TROMBONES - A, Good, S, Hawell, E, Porter, W, Sutton, BARITONE - M, Traylor, BASSES - D, Dubroff, R, Good, PERCUSSION - P, Bailey, N, Bledsoe, W, Duke, D, Henwood, S, Henwood, N, Holley, G, E, Smith, BELL LYRE - G. Clark. U16 Klvuutsfvwu Uyc'r l6'ar1d The band engaged in many activities during the year, It has performed at all the home games plus the games at Cottondale, Bonifay, and Appalachicola, The band attended Band Day at Florida State University, the Veterans Day Parade at Panama City, the Christmas Parade in Marianna, and the National Regional Junior College Basketball Tournament at Chipola Junior College in Marianna, The band has given three concerts this year - a Christmas Concert, a Spring Concert, and a special concert prior to Commencement, The overall rating which the band received at the Sixth District Band Festival in Quincy was Excellent. Individuals in the band have also received honors, Charlene Schwendeman received a Superior rating at the district festival and received a rating of Good at the State festival, David and Steven Henwood received a Good rating for a drum duet at the State Band Festival at Daytona Beach, ' :uf Y N i, ,H ,Kaz ,-Q ,, I' i W if --- stresses: -as - sap 'I f , I Q --, --x ,, , Iii an Ill uqzgifvzy : I'-, no Helen Pope, Dorothy McCroan, Betty Kearse, Barbara White- head, Catherine Fields, J, W, Godwin, Mr, Gene Yon fad- viserj, Bobby Kent, Charlie H, Montford, and Wendell Ayers compose the member- ship of the D, C, T, club, U16 Z16 C 67115 The D, C, T, club is one of the newest clubs in Blountstown High School, lt consists of students participating in the Diversified Co-operative Training Program. The big evem of the year was the Employer-Employee Ban- quet which was held March 26, 1959, Officers were: President - Charlie H, Montford, Vice President - Gail Pitts, Secretary-Treasurer - Barbara Whitehead, Reporter - Betty Ann Kearce, and Sponsor- Mr, Eugene Yon, Quill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, To be accepted for admission into Quill and Scroll, one must have done outstanding work on one or more high school publications, He must be either in his junior or senior year, be in the upper third of his class scholastically, and must have been recommended for admission by a faculty member and approved by the National Executive Secretary of the Society, The Blountstown Chapter secured its charter in 1955-1956 with a starting membership of nine students and one ad- viser, They included Lavon Donaldson, James Dunn, Hester Durham, Marcia Ann Redd, Bernie Wood Taylor, Billie Faye Flowers, Artie Mae Cook, and Mrs, Jessie M, Bailey, The , 1956-1957 initiates were Car- olyn Goodman and Cathy Ayers, Those granted membership J during the '57-'58 school year included Mary Lou Adams, Irma Brock, Jo Ann Carver, Beth Finlay, and Tommy Mc- Clellan, This year three students, Patsy Capps, Cuyler Smith, and Park Trammell, Jr, , were initiated to bring the total membership to 18. 1 f f .act hes 4 CLSEEN Homecoming Each year the Student Council spon- sors Homecoming in which all grades from kindergarten through twelve par- ticipate. with the coronation of Dona Leonar as queen the 1958-59 Homecoming was officially opened. Her court was com- posed of Judy Kay Perkins, Joyce Atta- way, Patricia Suggs, Pat Pelt, Ruth Prough, and Marsha Kay Kroger. These girls with their escorts were guests of honor at the annual Alumni Banquet on Thursday, October 9. Throughout Friday morning many students were engaged in the making of floats which, at one o'clock, were judged in two different categories-- beauty and originality. Ribbons were given to the first, second, and third place winners in both divisions. At one o'clock the parade left from the north side of the campus, marched through the business district, and re- turned to the school for dismissal. The court was presented to the Home coming fans during the afternoon parade and during half-time at the night foot- ball game with Altha's Wildcats, Heuer Kell Assemblies A special assembly was held at the end of each six weeks to recognize the students making the A and B Honor Rolls. These assemblies were co- sponsored by the National Honor Society and the student Council. The students making the B Honor Roll received red ribbons and the A Honor Roll students received blue ribbons. The student with the highest average in junior high and in senior high was presented an outstanding student's medal which he was allowed to keep for six weeks. n -1--111 Heuer Society .lniiieiiens Both Senior and Junior Honor Societies hold annual initiations during fall and spring semesters, respec- tively, in the presence of the student body, faculty, and guests. Formal inductions are traditionally followed by teas for new members, parents, and faculty members. Informal initiations are conducted privately. Special ,Assemblies Throughout the school year, special assemblies are held to recognize outstanding students, to wel- come special guests, and to observe national holidays Earl Montgomery was presented the Thom McAn award for athletics-scholastic achievement and Data Leonard was presented the Betty Crocker award during such special assemblies. Other recognition was given deserving students either during special assemblies or by announcements over the PA system. 5'a0!ball Kanquef The '58-'59 Footba11 Banquet, sponsored by the Quarterback Club, was held on December 15, 1958 in the school cafeteria. Guests of the club included players, managers, coaches, cheerleaders, parents of players and high school faculty members. The banquet climaxed a top-notch season for which the team was awarded Conference trophies by the Pensacola News-Journal and the Florida Times- Union. Mr. Al Padgett, sports editor of the News- Journal, was guest speaker, Awards were made to the team members and the coaches were presented with gifts from the quarter- back club and team. Caleu! Show Fund-raising for NHS always brings down the roof . . . as students, individually and in groups, perform in cgmpetitign for cash prizes during the annual search for talent. Some choose to sing, others choose to dance or pantomime, a few perform on instruments. Awards are made by judges from outside, but acclaim from fellow studentrmeans much to those who vie for the prizes. Student- Zfeaclzer Day Student-Teacher Day, a joint project of the Nation al Honor Society and the Future Teachers of America, is one day of each year that selected students choose to reverse the teacher-student relationship. The purpose of student-teaching is to acquaint students with professional problems and to consider teaching as a career, Students apply by letter for positions and the most promising applicants are selected to replace the regular teachers and administrators, Lesson plans must be prepared and followed. Scicucc ?c1ir ylllvlorau This year, because of the state Student Council convention, the annual spring election was held a week earlier than usual. A week before the actual election students had to register to vote. During campaign week each candidate put up posters in the halls and corridors, made campaign speeches, and p01itiCked for votes early and late. Winners of the election were Earl Montgomery, president, Pat Pelt, vice president, Cecilia Clements, secretaryg and Ruth Prough, treasurer, On February 24 and 25 the Senior Science Club sponsored the school's second annual Science Fair. Park Trammell, Ir. , local first place winner, attended the Big Bend Science Fair in Tallahassee where his exhibit of an E1ectric Scoreboard won third in the Engineering Division in a field of 450 contestants. Other winners in the senior division locally were W. L. Godwin, second place, with a display of a hair hygrometer and barometerg and Dona Leonard, third place, with an exhibit entitled the Chem- istry of Cake Baking. Winners ofthe junior division were Jimmy Cox, first place, with a display on missiles and rockets, and Michael Judd, second place, with an exhibit of microscopic life, Sprmg Elccticu ZL4.-Z!-l.,4. l6'clr1qucf The school cafeteria was the setting for F,H,A, -F. F.A, 's joint Banquet on March 13, 1959. David Pippin welcomed over 150 parents, teachers, and special guests. Donnie Coxwell, '58, F,F,A, president, served as M,C, Guest speakers were Cecil Tindel, F.F.A, state president, Yvonne Parrish, F,H.A, state president, and Mary Emma Hearn, F.H,A, state treasurer, Three chapter degrees and two junior degrees were awarded by Dona Leonard, chapter F,H,A, president. Gifts were presented to Dona Leonard, F.F.A, Sweetheart, and Bernie Lee Adams, F.H.A, Beau. if juuiar-Scuivr Hauque! and Pram The Class of 1960 honored the Senior Class with a formal banquet and prom on May 15, 1959. Guests were served punch under the cafeteria arcade before dining in the swanky nightclub, Top Hat. The prom was begun with the Grand March: George Gore's trio furnished music for dancing until 12 o'clock. Hvmmcncemarzf I 959 Culminating the successful 1958-1959 school year was the solemn and inspiring baccalaureate and graduation ceremonies. For weeks the members of the graduating class had been on a merry-go-round of parties, picnics, formal dances, term papers, final examinations, and farewells to underclassmen and teachers. On graduation night, County Superintendent George Atkins presented 35 diplomas to students who were leaving the halls, classrooms, and campus of Blountstown Public School as proud ibut for the moment sady graduates - Class of 1959. athktics ' Jr 1? as gw- B 3 JM-4 9-'SW NES? Ready for an afternoon's workout . . .Johnny Swearingen, Johnny Roy Redd, James F. Rhames, Brooks Barber Terry Bailey Larry Perkins, Robby Davis, Perry McFarland, Jerry Thomas, Bud Smith, Earl Montgomery, Billy Spears Fred Attaway, David Pitts, David Taylor, Joe Alford, Charles Williams, Johnny Davis, Butch Savell Ted Cooper, Head Coach, Tommy McClellan, Clarence Sellers, James Austin, Rex Floyd, David Pippin John Morgan Davis, W, L, Godwin, Robert Long, Charles Bowman, John Tomlinson, Assistant Coach, Warney Adkinson Assistant Coach, Cigars Win 8, E056 I, Us I - OPPONENT Vernon Cottondale Bristol A ltha Chattahoochee Assistant Coach John Tomlinson and Intern Claude Hilton THE RECORD 'DTI-iEYll N 7 0 6 0 0 TIGERS 114 1, 921 624 103 40 31 31. '7 211 OPPONENT Bonifay Port St, Joe A palachicola Graceville Quincy THE YARDSTICIC' First Downs Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage Passes Attempted Passes Completed Punting Average THEY OPPONENTS 68 1, 068 271 84 27 43 28 58 'l 0? mafia Five Tigers were selected by the Panhandle Conferencecoaches for the All-Panhandle Conference team, They were: guard, Charles Bowman, tackle, John Morgan Davis, end, W, L. Godwin, quarterback, Earl Montgomery, and halfback, Johnny Roy Redd, Jerry Thomas, the sixth squad member pictured above, and John Morgan Davis were team Co-Captains, - Pau zzndlc' Kanfercnce 'Zia-Humps Players selected by their teammates to receive awards at the Quarterback Club's Annual Football Banquet on December 15, 1958, were: John Morgan Davis - Best Lineman, Best Blocking Lineman, Most Valuable Player, Earl Montgomery - Best Back, Sportsmanship, Best Defensive Mang David Pitts - Most Improved Lineman, Johnny Roy Redd - Most Improved Back, and David Pippin - Best Blocking Back, Several squad members received awards from area newspapers, Earl Montgomery was na med to the Talla- hassee Democrat's All-Big Bend first team, He also shared Pensa- cola News-Journal honors for West Florida's Best Passer and Best Defensive Back, Charles Bowman was selected on The Democrat's All-Big Bend Head Coach ASSiSI2m Coach second team, W, L, Godwin was named to the third team, and John- Ted Cooper Warney Adkinson ny Roy Redd received honorable mention, John Morgan Davis was voted to the Little All-State eleven by the state's sportswriters, and was named to the All-Big Bend second team, 'S 5... A Team members pictured with Coach Wamey Adkinson are Earl Montgomery, Joe Mike McCaskill, Brooks Barber, Johnny Roy Redd, Johnny Swearingen, W. L. Godwin, Tommy McClellan, and Robert Long. Not pictured '24 ' ' lgaskefball ln regular season action the Tigers won 6 games and lost 8. The tournament results follow: is Joe Alford. WWE.. 50 44 60 54 38 53 CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT 'THEY' Graceville 60 Vemon 62 PANHANDLE CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT Bonifay 50 Gracevllle '78 Cottondale 54 DISTRICT 2-B TOURNAMENT Apalachioola 56 .1.- On February 27, 1959, the Tigers journeyed to Chattahoochee for a Panhandle Conference contest. During the course of the Bengals' 90 to 65 victory, two records were established. First, the Tigers' 90-point output was a new high for a Blountstown cage team and secondly, guard Earl Mont- gomery ripped the nets for 43 points, a new school mark for a single player in one game. If fi Basketball 'B' Team members, who posted an 8-6 record, pictured with Coach John Tomlinson are Robert Trammell, Jerry Frank Ada , Ray Williams, Robby Davis, Donald Davis, Jerry Gates, and Tommy D. Montford. Robby Davis, James Austin, Bud Smith, Johnny Roy Redd, Mike Tucker, Tom Finlay, James Johnson, Robert Trammell, David Taylor, Earl Montgomery, Joe Alford, Charles Bowman, Jimmy Dykes, Tommy McClellan, David Pitts, and Coach Ted Cooper, fgllS6'bllff Umm Wins 4, Bases 3 THE '58-'59 RECORD 'WE THEY WE THEY 4 Sneads 5 6 Graceville 4 13 Wewahitchka 5 6 Bonifay 3 0 Graceville 6 11 Wewahitchka 7 . . .In Sub-Group 1-A action the Tigers were defeated by Marianna eliminating them from district competi- tion for the state tournament, Shortstop-pitcher Montgomery posted a ,478 batting average to pace the Tiger hitters. A l .' t - 2 -Q i ,- B19 ' i' Ki v-149444 nr' guy-9, JIS' 4 .A 'K .if Q . Um, K clvertisers x A Q g 'f.3 Q 'r li NEAL STORE COMPANY C. C. 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