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

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SENIOR CLASS MAYO HARDEN ’’Long-, tall, and full of the makings of a man”. Basketball ’38—’41; Track Team ’39—’40; Class Plays '37 ’41; Baseball ’40; Football ’40—’41; F. F. A.: B Club. VERA GLASS ’’Why gentlemen prefer blondes”. Transferred from Altha High School ’40; Glee Club ’37—’41 ; Operettas ’39—’40; Basketball ’38—’40. JAMES LLOYD HOLLEY ‘’Men of few words are the best men after all”. F. F. A. ’38—’41; Secretary of the F. F. A. ’38—’40, MINNIE HAYES ‘’Nature was here so lavish of her store. That she bestowed until she had no more”. Glee Club ’37—’38; Class Play ’37—’40; Class Officer ’37— ’38; Editor-in-chief of the Calcohi; Who’s Who 1941. NORENE PARRISH ‘‘My hair is too dark to make a good angel”. Class Play ’37; Glee Club ’38—’41; Operetta ’33 BILLY FAl)ROT “This boy, tall, straight and slim, We all like because its him”. Football ’39—’41; Captain ’40; Basketball ’39—’41; Baseball ’33—’41; Class Play ’37—’41; Track Team ’39—’41; Class Officer ’39—’40; B Club; F. F. A.; Calcohi Staff; Who’s Who 1941.

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SENIOR CLASS W. L. BAILEY “Like a powder puff—I’m for the women” Foootball ’38—’41; Basketball ’38—’41; Baseball '38—’41; Band; Class Plays ’38—’41; Track Team ’38—’41; Class Officer ’38—’39; '40—’41; F. F. A.; B Club; Business Manager of the Calcohi; Who’s Who 1941. KITTY BARBEE “In statue she is small, but There’s no one quite like her at all. . , (tlee Club ’3C—‘37. Class Play ’37. ELIZABETH CLEMENTS “A merry smile that shows a bit of her sunny disposition”. Traneferred from Pineview High School ’40; Basketball ’37— ’40; Class Plays ’37—’39; 4-H Club ’37—’39. JOHN HEARING “Happy is he who keeps out of strife”. Class Plays ’37—’41; Band ’41 ; Glee Club ’41; Minstrel ’41. MYRTLE ANN COOK “A stately maiden and self-possersed”. Transferred from Seminole High School ’40; Class Play ’38; Basketball ’37—’40; Captain ’37; 4-H Club ’37—’40. MARGIE DAVIS ’ ’relty, charming, and awfully nice, The kind of girl you look at twice”. Gieo Club ’37—’41; Basketball ’37—40; Class Play ’38—’39; -lin t el ’40; Operetta ’38; Cheer Leader ’40.

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SENIOR CLASS LOUISE WILLIAMS “A list of charms, so gay, so bright, so sweet”. Glee Club ’37—’41; Basketball ’37—’40; Class Play ’37—’41; Operettas ’38—’41; Librarian of Glee Club ’40—’41. RENA WATKINS “Never worries, never will.” Glee Club ’37—’41. Basketball ’37—’41. Class Play ’38—’40. Minstrel ’39—’40. Operetta ’38. Cheer Leader ’40. JOHN LEE HOLLEY “A modest Youth in words and ways, Who justly earns his classmates praise.” Football ’39—’40. Track ’38—’41. Treasurer F.F.A. ’39—’40. President F.F.A. ’40— ’41. Glee Club ’39—’40. MARY LOU TAYLOR “The glass of fashion and the mold of form.” Glee Club ’37—’39. Class Plays ’38—’40. RICHARD PENDARVIS “Why worry? Things will happen anyway.” Football ’40—’41. Basketball ’38—’41. Baseball ’41. Track ’41. Band. Class Play ’38. F.F.A. THOMAS LEONARD “Let the world slide, let the world go, A fig for a care, and a fig for a woe.” Class Play ’3(i. Vice-President F.F.A. ’40—’41. Calcohi Staff.