Marianna High School - Majaflo Yearbook (Marianna, FL)

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This year's cheerleaders are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Miller, Carolyn Shelley, Andree Finlayson, Barbara Cooney, Nancy Reynolds, Betty Brown, Mary Ann Wilkinson, Mellie Jo Pea- cock, and Mary Catherine Buce. Cheerleader sponsor is Miss lmo Gene Guthrie. ,i M.H.S. CHEERLEADERS PROMOTE PEP AT BALL GAMES- MAINTAIN EARNEST SUPPORT ALL YEAR. Many of us never stop to give credit M r to the cheerleaders who are probably one of the most important contributors to our school spirit. Through victory or de- feat the cheerleaders are always present to arouse ore interest and enthusiasm. , 49 , l UU' M W il V9 4 A f ' ' f 6,121 K M- ,f CAROLYN SHELLEY 'ms '4 BETTY BROWN 'Q 31 My I mv? MELLIE JO PEACOCK T d i i lv V x i A Q, H NANCY REYNOLDS MARY CATHERINE BUCE Y . 5 6 ff Ml 8 A 9' . .Vi 3 V K' W KA Jr MARY ANN WILKINSON MARHYN MILLER ' ll 4 '7 F 0 re.. BARBARA COONEY ANDREE FINLAYSON

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Bullpups recorded a fast and com- BULLPUPS The Marianna Junior High School petitive '55 grid season. Their coaches, Emmett Stringer and George Riley, were more than pleased with the Bull- pups' efforts. This year's Junior edition lacked experience, but more than made up for that shortcoming with a fight- ing spirit and a will to win. The Junior club fought hard on every occasion and really gave it their all throughout the season. Their 3-3-l record was a well-earned one. The Junior football team is the initial training ground for future Bulldog grid stars, and the pups performance dur- ing l955 season is a good indication that the Bulldogs are well set for 'lu- ture successes. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Aubry Peacock, Jerry Martin, Harry Frank, Ralph McCally, Gene Rhodes, Jerry Brown, Larry Spivey, Jim Lewis, McKay Justiss, Mike McGehee. SECOND ROW: Freddy Craycraft, Joe Butler, Gerald Gause, Clyde Fellows, Wayne Brock, Earl Williams, Ronnie Williams, Donald Baggett, Dean JUN LEFT T IOR o CH Jackie OZelflGHTr paysy S. Fedorov. ef Barbara I WTS, Sheff ICH Klngry EH 6 parker L , en Wf , inda 996m, F 5Ue 5 ay Noffonl Sergey, fa Palmer, Ronnie Henderson, Guy Turner. THIRD ROW: Coach Stringer, Phil Holmes, Burton Fite, Robert Langford, Frank Sternola, Tony Sapp, Kenneth Crumpler, Joe Cain, Doyle Rooks, Doug Woodlief, Larry Johnson, Coach Riley.

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TOP PHOTO: Co-captains Wayne Martin and Bud Whitehead with Coach Charlie Cox. BOTTOM PHOTO: Managers Freddie Owens Jiirmy Godvvin and John Manor. BULLDOGS Fl SUCCESSFU The 1955-56 basketball season was a rich one for the Marianna Bulldog charges ot Coach Charley Cox. In regular season play the Bulldogs scored an impressive 14-7 record. Outstanding vic- tories among these included a 45-42 triumph over Pensacola High, twin victories over Malone, and a resounding 64-50 win over the highly-touted Chattahooche Yellow Jackets. Tournament-wise Marianna fans savv their boys vvith tour out ot tive matches. ln the Conference Tournament the locals stopped Chipley, Walton, and Port St. Joe tor the loop title. They advanced as far as the semi- finals of the district meet by dovvning Wal- nut Hill in the second ruund ot the tourney 60-50. Overall the Bulldogs wound up the sea- son with an 18-8 mark. They scored 1,659 points to the opposition's 1207 markers for a 63-or-better average. Seven honors came to the Bulldogs. Bobby Conrad, Bud Whitehead, and Wayne Martin vvere named to the all-conference team. Conrad, Whitehead, and Kenneth Ricks made the all-district squad, with Con- rad rounding out the laurels by nabbing FIRST ROW, left to right: Co-captains Wayne Wilton McRae, Bill McRae, Kenneth Ricks, Martin and Bud Whitehead. SECOND ROW: Elton Andreason, Bobby Conrad, Scott Treadvvay.