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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

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Since the publication of this annual has required a great deal of effort on our part and much co-operation on yours, we hope that the finished project will be as enjoyable to you as its editing has been to us. Minnie Joy Taylor,Editor THE 'X ABER TUUTHM S 'AFF Editor ., , , Associate Editor ., Business Manager Circulation Manager Advertising Manager Activities Editor Class Editor , Art Editor , . , , Minnie Joy Taylor Photography Editor Syble Bridges John Wood Ayers Snapshot Editor Allene Nesmith Joe Reese Davis Feature Editor , Virginia Coxwell Gene Yon Sports Editor ,, Wade Smith Shi-'ley Holley Typist Alma Ruth Montford Jimmy Parrish Typist , Vernelle Miller LaVeine Bailey Typist , Ouida Bailey , George Johnson DC Q f I 1. liiff if aj 5 , af . 2 R itfsil we i Nu DEDICATION M To Mrs Jessue Mae Bailey who has been our class sponsor for the past two years and wlthout whose genunne Interest and fruendly counsel thus annual would have been lmpossuble the Sensor Class of 1950 51 grate fully dedncates thus book .hmmy Young Presndent Class of 5'l 3 ff? fs' 8 s his Principal EARL E. HAMILTON A.B., M.A., Advanced Post Graduate University of Florida ALMA MATER lAdaptedD Our strong band can ne'er be broken It can ne'er die, Far surpassing wealth unspoken, Sealed by Friendships tie. CHORUS Lift the chorus ever onward, lift it to the sky! Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Hail to Blountstown High. Mem'ry's leaflets close shall twine, Around our hearts for aye, And waft us back o'er life's broad track, To pleasures long gone by. High School Life is swiftly passing, Soon its days are done 'But while we live we'll ever cherish Friendships here begun. To our student body: V Man from the beginning of time has been struggling to master his enviroment. Upon his ability to control his environmental health and safety hazards depends life itself. The complexity of modern living has made it necessary for the citizen and his govern- ment to share the responsibility of providing a safe and healthful place in which to live. Boys and girls who are in school today will be voting and tax paying citizens of tomorrow. They will be paying taxes to aid in the support of governmental health and safety activities, Youth also faces many problems of personal and social adiustment. Those growing out of boy and girl and family relationships are among the most vital and sometimes the most difficult. No one is expected to be able to enter a profession or skilled employment without having been prepared for the experience, but little, if any, preparation is given the young people for the two vocations which will occupy most of them, that is, family life and community life. Of all the needs of youth those which relate to survival values must be considered fundamental. Though we have long considered the home the very foundation of American Democracy, the school and church have only recently concerned themselves with such vital problems. As teachers we seek to develop attitudes and understandings which will motivate stu- dents to adopt ways of living which will lead to health, enduring satisfaction,and skillful living. An informed, intelligent citizen is one of the strongest bulwarks of democracy. It is to this all important cause that this article is contributed. Sincerely, Earl Hamilton In the one short year that Mr. Hamilton has been our principal, he has endeared himself to eve senior and underclassmen by his careful guidance, enduring patience, and rare good fellowshl The Class of '51 believes that Blountstown High School will make great progress with such leader as Mr. Hamilton at its helm. Mrs, GERALDINE FARRAR ADAMS English B.S., John B. Stetson University M.S., Florida State University Mrs. JESSIE AYERS BAILEY Mathematics, Social Studies A.B.E,, Florida State University Mrs. MARY CATHRYN BRIDGES Commerce B.S.E., Florida State University. Mrs. MYRTLE TAYLOR BLAIR Music B.M,, Florida State University JAMES W. DE VANE Vocational Agriculture B.S.A., University of Florida MARION C. ELDRIDGE Vocational Agriculture B.S.A., University of Florida M.S., Florida State University Mrs. ANNIE WOOD FINLAY Vocational Home Economics B.S., Florida State University Miss MARGARETTE HALL Mathematics, Social Studies A.B., Florida State University LC' ...-f af' f l V . . as X l Iwi. .W4 , my frm i... awk. is sv Y W 'P ft! ,Xa fb X. I 3 1 Jiifik s-. - ,vw-rv, Y. -QL xv 00N lir- sv, I I so o Q ' A W . 'Wm 522: 'Y 1-Milt a-pf, LSI 5 F CULTY Mrs. HATTIE LOU HAMILTON English, Science A.B.E., University of Florida LEO IMPERIAL Band B.M., John B. Sietson University Mrs. MARGARET L. McDANIEL English, Social Siudies A,B,, Women's College of U.N.C. Mrs. HELEN SPEAR WHITE Librarian A.B., Western Kentucky Teacher's College WILLIAM LEE MCDONALD ' . :L Physical Education r B.S., Alabama Slate Teacl1er's College Q, i M.A., George Peabody College IQ, 'Gigs ' JACK PAUL MCCLELLAN :ii Science, Social Sfudies B.S., Florida Soullnern College JOHN C. MaCELWEE, Jr. SHIRLEY IMPERIAL Q .6 Physical Educalion School Secrelary B,S., Cafawha College Picfure nc? availablel 6 1 I 'I W . Mg, . ws, uf, K J WU ve' 4---If W. -x is' . , feb ,5 lf I, nfz 3 rs ! A - . I ' mfwr I L4 1 so-Jr.: M- 'U il . , J Q l -J .bfi V Hr, 1 I '17 Ne 1 s I q Z Us 'Hn-in Lf ff if b --f, . -M ,Mg if T K. f i fi K, rw JOHN wooo AYERS Q None but himself can be his parallel. ' Q F.F.A. I Glee Club l,2,3,4 . , T National Honor Society 2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 XV . ' Junior Play Student Council 'l,2 I l AN Cf 'v ,,, i Q ar ' T4 X If 6 RUTH JANETTE BAILEY Her eyes as stars of twilight fair, like twilight's, too, her dusky hair. Glee Club l,2,3,4 Tigers' Tale Staff 4 F. H. A. 2,3 Annual Staff 4 Cheerleader 2,3 Junior Play JOHN THOMAS BAMBURG Men of few words are the best men, after all. F.F.A. 4 8 EDITH LaVERNE BAILEY Pep, and fun, and jollity - - a happy personality. Glee Club 'I,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 'Q' F.H.A. 2,3 Junior Play Tigers' Tale Staff 4 Band 2,3 ,. I ' 132 GLENN BRACEWELL I We gram, although he had much wit, he was very shy of using if. if Q F.F.A. I,2,4 Glee Club 1 hx Tigers' Tale Staff 4 N .. Tx OUIDA PEARL BAILEY Butte know her was fo love her. Glee Club 2 Annual Staff 4 Tigers' Tale Staff 4 F.H.A. 23,4 9 AVTAX Q..-.M K Sl, :H 1 C' ' f JOE REESE DAVIS H I Q Nt:-L GI 4 -1X IY 'l'H 0... ee Club 1,234 e rolhimg Common did, or mem, FFA. l,2,11 r Q X Foolball 2,3 Junior Play Student Council 3 A Cheerleader A Annu ul Shall 11 SYBLE BRHDGES rull of pep wllh wr h Bar1l23 mg ty good rep Glee Clubl 234 FHA 23 Jumor Play Cheerleader A Tugers Tale Staff A Annual Staff A CHARLES ALLEN GRIFFIN Le? the world slrde let The world o f f WOG 1 O g a ug oracare afug fora E ,. Q f 1 A 1 1 1 O' Y A L AQ -tv- DORIS CLEMMONS Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and lowlf 1, Glee Club l,2,3,4 F.H.A. 23,4 A' su.. fra I 7 ff, l . A v ,C ,, , A 'Atl' x . YR A A-vp -xv EUGENE GUILFORD l've done my duly, and l've done no more. F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Q 2 if .- 5 PANSY CLEMMONS She is a friend in more than the namef' Glee Club 1,23 FHA- 2,3 A-H Club 1,2 'I f 4 7 -0 11 ii' , 'Nu ' A Q Q J f -3, in N -v. BILLY EDGAR HAND l can be pushed just so far. Glee Club l,2 Football l,2,3,4 F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Tigers' Tale Staff 4 LlLl.lAN ELIZBETH COOK The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. Glee Club l Student Council 4 National Honor Society 2,3,4 'V' az: BOBBY RAY HOLLEY Don t blame me because l'm latep , lt's not my faulty it's iust fate. - 'V F.F.A. l,2,3 Glee Club 'l,2,3,4 Football 2,3 Junior Play l 12 VIRGINIA LANELI. COXWELL She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think on. Glee Club I,2,4 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play F.H.A. 2 Tigers' Tale Staff 4 Homecoming Queen 3,4 GEORGE WILLIAM JOHNSCN He was a scholar, and a ripe and good one. Glee Club l,2,3 National Honor Society 2,3,4 Football 3,4 Baseball 3,4 Basketball Manager 4 Annual Staff 4 F.F.A. 3,4 Tigers' Tale Staff 4 LONIE MARIE MAYO Ah! The mischief in her eye. Glee Club 1,2,3 Tigers' Tale Staff 4 Fi-LA, 2,3 A-H Club 1,2 I3 376 .ul ls 3 ,aww -In af 1 ff' 4' rx Q. A I u .N I ,gs i lDxN 4 . A rs I -.-nm. .S ,jg ' No 11- ' - .,,,,,v Y fb U I l i .E fr if will f-i DOROTHY GREEN A good heart's worth gold. National Honor Society 23,4 BRINTON TIFTON MCCLELLAN Very bashful - - so l'm told, So nice a boy should be more bold. F.F.A. 4 K Football 4 Basketball 4 SHIRLEY CHRISTINE HOLLEY My heart is warm with the friends I make. Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 4-H Club 1,2,3,4 F-l'l-A- 2,3,4 I4 JOHNNY ALLENE NESMITH A peppy miss, with loads to spare, one that's welcomed everywhere. Glee Club 2,3 Annual Staff 4 F.H.A. 2,3 Junior Play Band 3 Cheerleader 4 Tigers' Tale Staff 4 WADE MONROE SMITH 'l'm not going to kill myself studying, No, no, even if I never die. F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 Football 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3 MlNNlE JOY TAYLOR None knew her but to love her, - none named her but to praise. Glee Club l,2,3,4 Library Club 4 Junior Play Annual Staff 4 National Honor Society 2,3,4 4 Vg. A , if S. Tl Q CN' wa...-11 'T 1 bv , View 'IBF y A Ah fs If ,fy 1 ' YQ' 4 f N sg' , 2, 'l A i 1 , V A U, 1.5 sg T , , 6 i 4 21: ,R ff fx 5?:2g,gg fra 15 s , , HAZEL VERNELLE MILLER I shall laugh myself to death. F.H.A. 4 Tigers' Tale Staff 4 Glee Club 4 Annual Staff 4 JAMES STALLINGS PARRISH 8 If I will, l willy you may depend on it- - ....,,M But if I won't, I won'tp and that's the end of it. in F.F.A. 3 Student Council 3 Football 3 Band 3 Annual Staff 4 Glee Club 3,4 3 - 'Wx LUQUITA SAPP As a maid should be - - meek and mild. Glee Club l,2,3,4 F.H.A. 2,3 I6 HARRY VINCENT CBILLYJ MCCLELLAN Doggone if there ain't something in work that goes again me. 'l,2,3,4 Baseball 2 Glee Club 2,3,4 Foofball 1,213 ALMA RUTH MONTFORD Fair as a star, when only one is shining in the sky. Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 F.H.A. 2 Junior Play Tigers' Tale Staff 4 Band 2,3,4 Honor Society 4 aff I ,Ng A v a a 1 I 13- 7' X fy -f -C ., .,. Fi N . 5, , -, , ,, AQ, s. JAMES HOWARD PIPPIN I A wit with dunces, and a dunce with wits. 8 F.F.A. 'I,2,3,4 4-H Club 'l,2,3,4 ,mx Football 2,3 N S' I7 QQ KVA f lata' F.F.A. 1 if ' ' Band 1,2 -1-f -' Glee Club 1,2,3 A I I Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Qu. Football 1,2,3,4 Junior Play if A 1 I I JAMES FRANKLYN YOUNG With just enough learning to misquotef' Football 3,4 Junior Play Student Council 4 DOUGLAS EUGENE YON Little people are to be loved Big people are to be admired Gee! l'm glad l'm little. F.F.A. 1 Baseball 3,4 Student Council 2,3,4 Honor Society 2,3,4 CLASS WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the class of 1951, of the Blountstown High Shool, County of Calhoun and State of Florida, be- ing in our right mind and sound body and realizing that the time has come to part with sundry honors, talents, looks, and emotions do bequeath and be- quit, leave, give and get rid of the following in this our last will and testament. We hereby bequeath to Mr. Hamilton, our principal, our appreciation and respect for his careful guid- ance, enduring patience and rare good fellowship. To the faculty we leave fond memories of our bril- liant class and condolences over the loss they will experience at our graduation. To our successors, the Juniors, we begrudgingly leave Mrs. Bailey and our privileges and dignity as Seniors. We solemnly bequeath to the naive, unsuspecting sophomores and freshmen a deeper sense of duty and a more serious view on life, which we trust will help them when they become lordly Seniors, come 1953 and 1954. To Mr. Peters we leave our gratitude for cleaning up our messes all these many years. The individual Seniors, possessing various and sundry talents, goods, and traits do bequeath as follows: QLASS ILL AND FESTANIE T I We Gene Yon and Joe Reese Davas wall our oravaleges both granted and taken for granted to roam the halls and hedges of B H S wathout gettang caught to Sylvaa Peacock and Robert New man 2 I Mannae Joy Taylor wall my posataon as Mrs Baaley s Garl Fraday and my abalaty to talk wathout gettang permassaon to Harraet Ramsey 3 I Syble Bradges wall my cheerleadang abalaty to Peggy Compton 4 I Bally Hand refuse to leave my fashang pole to anyone sance I plan to use at often myself 5 I Vernelle Maller wall to my naece Norma Jane Savell the future edator shap of the Tager s Tale 6 I Jammy Young bequeath my dancang abalaty to Don Compton who surely needs at Wade Smath leave at ast sangang I 8 I Alma Ruth Montford leave my Maaorettes strut to Agnes Wooten 9 I Janette Baaley gave Wynelle Jones my praoraty on the Brastol Boys I0 I Dorothy Green wall my knack for stayang out of trouble to Bally Baaley II I Doras Clemmons wall my quaetness to Jackae Peacock I2 I Marae Mayo bequeath my baby sattang claents to Sara Cox I3 I Luquata Sapp wall my knack for gettang along wath others to Mozelle Allen I4 I Pansy Clemmons am Ieavang my frayed textbooks my chewed pencals and my bookkeep ang supplaes to Warren Whate I5 I Sharley Holley leave Jerry Ward an a low state of mand I6 I Howard Pappans bequeath my abalaty to skate to Johnny Hall I7 I Bally McClellan am takang what Iattle I have wath me I8 I LaVerne Baaley leave my not too good but amprovang dasposataon and shorthand pads to Betty Nesmath I9 I Gene Gualford wall my aptness for cuttang classes to Betty Jane Whatehead anstead of to Wal laam Stewart wno seems to be doang well on has own 20 I George Johnson bequeath my football una form to Phalap Knaght provaded hell play as good a gamel 21 I Allene Nesmath wall my Iattle dab of eft over freckle cream to Flora Pelt 22 I Lallaa Cooks wall my petateness to my saster Maldred 23 I John Thomas Bamburg wall my knack for gettang out of trouble to John R Alexander for the teachers to my kad brother Joe 25 I Branton McClellan refuse to leave my ap petate to Gus has capacaty as already unlamatedl 26 I Jammy Parrash leave my heaght to Tommy Davas 27 I Varganaa Coxwell leave my Homecomang Queens crown to the hugh school garl who most deserves at 28 I John Wood Ayers leave my tharst for know ledge to Jammy Lee Holley and the eaghth grade 29 I C A Graffan bequeath my happy go lucky dasposataon and ready smale to Jean Dunn ro vaded she Il smale for me 30 I Ouada Baaley grant my wasps waastlane to Glennell Barfaeld Senaor Class Watnesses Teacher V Surely Flunked Prancapal Let s Pass M All W W f ' K J k , - 1 1 . 1 - - ' I I f - - - - ' ' 1 . 1 - . 1 . 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Yicshme N 'G I . if Y x- w ow SM if f ,fgn-,. cw' 4 18 4 OH . at Junior Class U N M' - X-X 'K -S 6:5 I li Ox Q... .x S X N Margaret Aultman Joe Bra cewell Don Compton Louise Cox Juanita Clemmons 'X Bobby Compton - - 1 - !X l f Buelah Coxwell 'S Jean Dunn ' Q' an-' 7 Mary Belle Etheridge Betty Lou Garrett , Y 1 Lou Ellen Gilbert 'B H Betty June Green CPaigel 5 YT- 1 41 5, lx - ' ,L Y, Glenn Griffin A B' 51 44 J Thais Hall 0 G' , X L 1 u ' ' l f T: ' Mary Frances Holley I as Q L Junior Hollon 3' r 'X tw -Q Ruby Lee Holley V Wynelle Jones I X X is .K Y 4 6 ' Nancy Lawson ' - ' t 1-P - Gus McClellan L E 22 F. UNIOR CLASS Betty NeSmith Joyce Nichols 1 Rv Bertelle McDougald Bobby McNeel 6. 5-5.- -,wr f ' v P 1. YS Flora Pelt Joe Pippins . fx -71? - r is-, jg, J 'Sn , iv' i 741-- is 1 -1 K-'. Q f I J .Q 9 6 Margo Norris Hazel Parrish Maxie Southwell in Lela Stewart X -l Harriet Ramsey Foy Lee Spivey William Stewart Juanita Sutton R. 1 O 'Q is Allen Sumner Lee Sumner ? , 5- -., - Y-s Bonnie Jean Whitehead - Jeanette Williams X , Louise Womble A. J. Wise 23 'n fn 'Ai ' '1' R I . 'Q 1 H G 5 .' ily ix -. 1' 4 ip4 5K Q..- 'UN 1 -' Tig., -4. , 9-5, 11' i Y 1 1' an ,Q John R, Alexander Billy Bailey Rex Davis, Jr. Johnny Hall Jimmy Lee Halley Joel Amos Howard James Larramore Bully McDougald ackle Peacock John Morgan Pell Joe Frank Plummer Selma Taylor James White Thomas Whzffleld Raymond Walks Laddy Wnlluams C B Wood 10 BOY 1 No Pxcfure Jack Barf eld Wlnlfred Johnson Melvm Lord .V ' F , ff! of s Qc: - 4 W- - Y I , , ' ' . .f , 5 , f I 9' ,. A :Qi-V. K Q L' if Z .I-N J- . f ' 'J ' if ' of l . , 4 'Y 1 QL- U R- y ami.-lv ' of , 'J I bluff? . . 1 5 5 . gg: 5 x v I V vt. 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Betty Ann McCaskiIl Lynn Wayne Temples William Holley Patsy Davis Jimmy Kearse Gracie Harden Thomas McClellan Sally McCaslcill Reggie Redfern Sylvia Neel Johnny Scott Marlene Norris Edward Stephens Voncille Smith Warren White Ada Jane White Wallace Womble Joyce Williams Esther Spivey Jadine Fleming lNo Picturel Ernie Deese Henry Wilson f'- ff v 16' ,- w. VT' X ,, Q5 I . av '1' L., Q 1-I 5 . LY 'cf' .. Q .sg 'Q A . tk-ff' hu Q c 53, we-,K 4 L .1 R' is 1 -cv' fi- Mr. -5 'YI vi ' Q- Qi X 1, . 'Y if 1 ' ,, ' ' l ' X - Wesley Atkins x is gy I Nanetfe Allgood Busby Bailey Frances Ayres Q li- ' ' 3 1. X L Q Eddy Clemmons P T Q Y' I V Royce Gene Coxwell Q 1 ' . X 5 Vonice Danley l l T x Charles Ray Howell 1 x Nancy Fields Y y g Brady McClellan K . ,g L Pafricia Finlay ' Burl Peacock W,-' . 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L'lf 4 B.A. ., ' ' Fl I ' ' . , B.A. ., ' - B.A ,, r Lt A r - 5- B,A, ., A ' ' Fl l I h B.A, , ' ' ' . . ., ' A ' L4 , ,. V V I , . . 35 ', ,5 fm'Ys,- 'C gu - . xv- 3 31 0 ,. ss., 'Jw-rsstwn BAILEY'S FIRST GRADE Rogers Adkins Ray Barfield Frank Bracewell Johnnie Bundrick Charles Clenny Robert Fowler Ronald Harrison James Johnson Colon Linton James McClendon George Pelt Roy Sapp Dallas Stewart Jimmy Whitfield Henry Silcox Roy Dawson Jo Ann Bailey Joyce Dugie Barbara Faurot Anna Lois Hicks Syble Hicks Charolette Ann McAllister Barbara Ann McCardle Christine McCroon Lassie Mae O'Bryan Viola Pate Edith Roberts Frances Sherrod Annie Lou Taylor HOLLEY'S FIRST GRADE Bailey, B. M., Jr. Barber, Charles Compton, DeWayne Corbin, Finlay Creel, Edison Dukes, La Wayne Finlay, Dave Gates, Jerry Hall, David Porter, Edd Smith, L. J. Strickland, James Theobalt, George 37 Bartield, Patsy A. Blackburn, Wilma Bezeman, Janice Clemmons, Jean Durham, Brenda Ingram, Gloria Pelt, Videll Sherrod, Jauice Faye Southwell, Carolyn Whitfield, Mary Lee Williamson, Dorothy Wise, Catherine MARTlN'S FIRST GRADE Abbott, Sonny Boy Adams, Jerry Frank Creamer, Johnny Cook, Richard Champion, Leon Duncan, Johnny Griffin, Earl McCoy, Joe Montford, Harold Price, Charles A. Register, Shelton Shuler, David Stanley, Franklin Tucker, Marshall Austin, Jane McCLELLAN'S SECOND GRADE Faye Bailey Nellie Ruth Barfield Elizabeth Bullock Cecilia Clements Linda Ruth Creel Bulah Ann Griffin Betty Jane Holley Paralee Halhaway Doris McCeone Irene Manning Dorthy Mae Pelt Doris Pitts Frances June Sewell Alice Southwell Wynell Stanford Claudia Stewart Jean White Ruth Williams 38 Susan Yates Sunny Sovalr Herman Bullock Thomas Cool: Broward Cauch Lenis Davis Robby Shelton Cavis William Green William Jake Johnson Earnest McCartel Terry Paul Peterson Willard Pumphrey Robert Allen Smith Jimmy Stanford Bailey, Joyce Bryant, Victry Creel, Marvagene Dougherty, Kathie Howell, Viriqinia McClellean, Deborah McLendon, Faye Morris, Janet Porter, Mary Frances Reeves, Effie Stewart, Florence Williams, Helen White, Joan Whitehead, Diana Holliday, Mariorie Benny Waymond Temple Bobby Gene Weathers Jerry White K 3 J JONE S' SECOND GRADE Jimmy Adams Terry Bailey Lynn Bailey Arthur Bailey Jackie Fields Dick Hicks Joe Mike McCaskill Donald Meadows Tommy Montford Ralph Lee Morris Lee Sandra Brantley Patricia Ann Brush Barbara Brooks Betty Jean Bryant Judy Gail Davis Dorothy Merl Gay Judy Griffin Patricia Ann Hogan Alice Hires Namcy Montfcrd Ina Merl Manning James Franklin Rhames William Jessie Spears John Stone Monroe Summerlin Douglas Thomas Jimmy Dykes Edward Faulk Billy Bryant Josephine Armstrong Katherine Montforcl Jimmie Parrish Patricia Ann Pelt Fay Pitts Kathleen Strickland Lason Summerlin Marilyn Joyce Tyre Mary Lou Varnumn Irene Lawrence Helen Madden Odean Armstrong PENDARVIS' Viola Burns Jo Ann Chason Broncile Coxwell Denise Dennis Frances Driscall Brenda Garret Betty Guy Bobby Lou Johnson Geanelle Johnson Betty Kent Mary Alice Leonard Joyce Neal Imogene Price Juanita Smith Linda Summerlin Linda Weand Sharon Whitfield Wilma Jean Wilson Patty Yon SECOND GRADE Dick Bozeman Jerome Burch Franklin Clemmons Donald Davis Bobby Davis Tom Finlay Maxwell Holiday David Kimbrel Charles McClellan John McDaniel Willie Ray Messer Buddy Savell Donald Smith Clark Smith Tommie Williams Ray Williams Horold Whitfield J. C. Taylor Lewis Weeks MUSGROVE'S Ihomas Adams Wallace Bailey Larence Barbee George Barton Kenneth Bodilord Carl Creamer C. L. Guy Wilton Howell Bobby Kent Johnny Mears Earl Montgomery Johnny McClendon Willard O'Brian Gene Reeves Walker Savell Clarence Sellers Cuyler Smith Mike Tucker Wallace Williams Rita Adkins Elizabeth Bailey Rosa Mary Bailey WILLIAMSON Annie Jean Hicks Virginia Baker Marita Barbee Faye Burch Patricia Ann Capps Dale Clews Hazel Cook Ida Mae Coxwell Barbara Ann Creamer Carolyn Dawson Frances Dykes Betty Ann Ingram Betty Ann Kearse Connie McCroan Kathlene Messer Geraldine Montford Linda Faye Montford Mary Frances Paul Cristel Pelt Martha Lucile Sutton Barbara Whithead Jannie Faye Wise 40 THIRD GRADE Linda Bryant Mildred Cawthorn Audrey Champion Green Clemmons Mary Catherine Cook Magdeline Davis Annie Lou Commerforcl Elaine Duggie Mary Sue Fowler Lillian Griffin Sandra Holley Mary Lou Holley Mary Ann Martin Sherry Montford Jane McCoy Peggy Newsome Clarice Pope Lou Whitefield Annie Pearl Wise Hazeline Womble Frances Nall 'S THIRD GRADE Dora Jean Fleming Margie Mae Boxley James Austin Wendell Ayers Jake Bailey William Bunderick Johnny Davis Douglas Goodman Ronnie Johnston Robert Long Olen Mathis Kenneth Mears Wallace Montford Milton Porter N Danny Pridgeon Johnny Roberts Joseph Sapp Jerry Spivey David Taylor Ellis Taylor Park Trammell Charles illiams n. fi, Ii s Ning .4 FLEMlNG'S FOURTH GRADE Bruce Bodiford James Bryant Jimmie Creamer Kenneth Creamer Arthur Gail Dillard Charles Dorch W. L. Godwin Roy Hogan Harlon Johnson Wilbur Kimbrel Jerry McAllister Charlie H. Montford Rudolph O. Brian Ralph Padgett Leon Sherron John Earl Stewart Johnny Temple Norval Tyre Harry Wilson, Jr. Jackie Sunday -,' lv- Jeanette Abbott Irma Lou Brock Juliaette Capps Celeste Jeane Clements Omega Dean Jean Fowler Inez Fowler Bobbie Jean Guilford Mary Joyce Johnson Sue Kirkland Dona Leonard Dorthy Jean McCrone Mildred Peacock Inell Pitts Ada Carolyn Powell Frances Price Norma Jane Savell Patsy Smith Carol Yates '4 4 fx in an-,X 4 r' A v one - Q .44 ' Q some TAYLOR'S FOU RTH GRADE Gale Alford Bobby Joe Atkins Lloyd Blackburn Willie Paul Creel Reynolds Coxwell Jimmie Duncan Winiford Dorch John Morgan Davis Tommie Mears Tommie McCllan Billie Newsome Archie Parrish John Roy Redd Gene Strickland Jerry Thomas Betty June Burch Rebecca Barfield Johnnie Clemmons 4'l Charlotte Dickey Catherine Fields Mary Agnes Green Maureen Gay Betty Sue Johnson Dorothy Messer Patsy Gayle McCellan Nancy Newson Helen Pope Ella Mae Phillips Ann Richards Gloria Gouthwell Joyce Summerlin Shirley Jean Willis Janice Weathers Joyce Layfield Shirley Baxley I , I CODY'S FIFTH GRADE Betty Arrant Cathy Ayers Mary Frances Bryant Rebecca Compton Beth Finlay Johnnie Fowler Jeanette Johnson Sissy Knight Mary Parrish Gladys Pitts Winnie Ray Price Joan Richards Louise Weathers Willie Mae Wood Sandra Jo Howard A. D. Theobalt Afton Smith John Herman Bailey Charles Bozeman Irvin Bullock Donnie Coxwell Ronnie Coxwell Carold Creel Gainey Guilford A. J, Hayes Charles McCrone John Charles Peacock David Pippin Clarence Powell Alvin Roberts Atkins Stone Dwight Thomas AYERS FIFTH Bernie Lee Adams William Earl Bailey Hayes Barlield Alvin Bullock Wayne Cawthorn Herman Coxwell Lincoln Coxwell Joe Gay John Harvey Green Linwood Montiord James Pope James Edwin Shuler Dlifford Smith Ray Smith Glenn Terrell Warren Joe Wood Gene Barfield Douglas Whiddon Billy Mears 42 GRADE Donald Nall Sarah Frances Abbott Mary Lou Adams Elsie Alday Bonnie Armstrong Claire Armstrong Faye Chason Lorraine Fields Emily Guy Jacqueline Moori- Jeanette Parrish Miriam Powell Nancy Pridgeon Olivia Richards Alice Nell Stone Effie Sutton Marilyn McCroan Louise Bryant - 'P FLOYDS SIXTH GRADE Janice Allen Joyce Burch Ruth Cobb Artie Mae Cook Hester A. Durham Mae Opal Gay Margaret Godwin Dorothy Guy Mary K. Horwell Betty A. Laremore Alice O'Brien Betty Pelt Margaret Porter Marcia A, Redd Jeanette Shields Jeanette Stone Betty J. Whitfield Linda Wood John Ammons Aaron Bailey Arthur Dngie Duncan Finley Johnny Fowler Woodrow Griffin Donald Hall Dan Harrison Donny Holley Albert Layfield Johnnie Long Doyle Peacock Eugene Richards Calvin Roberts Donnie Southwell John Smith J. Allen Stacy Horace Traylor Leonard Whitehead Willie D, Wise Glenn Creamer Bonnie Sue Adams Harold Creel PEACOCK'S SIXTH GRADE Betty Jean Alford Ann Bailey Doris Bailey Ruby Carolyn Barfield Ruthie Coxwell Janice Dillard Norma Dykes Janice Faye Fowler Carolyn Goodman Lois Guilford Roberta Jones Doris Kimbrel Aileen Neel Rebecca Phillips Martha Jean Sapp Bernice Summerlin Bernie Wood Taylor Frances White Jimmy Bailey Thomas Barfield 43 Charles D. Davis James Dunn Lavanghn Donaldson Joe Fields Bill Finlay William Earl Hamilton David Howell Edward Parrish Penny Pendarvis Aubry Lee Pitts Billy Ray Richter Charles Smith Jimmy Southwell Buford Stone Lester Sutton George White James Ray Willis Donnell Whitfield Jimbo Yates Jimmy Baxley We've been here12 or 13 or . . years - - Compliments of NEAL LUMBER AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY H- - and now we've ali gone . . . all but Jimmy. 44 llr W.,,K ,v pf UW ll! Ill 1 ACt1v1t1es j' mx 4 3 .yr , 'pg f ' BW M 23 5 l'iW FFA Q 5 Q 'Q Honor Students Ju 121' J - ' H mg Col' dba egoifl ass fsrfffs ' Hom Pla Y? y f 'QEFW f ' CASS 0 K 1338613311 QF ub R v . 1 , ,,'ff 4 ,il '. Q., ul:sl'1'i ' 'aff K V . 1 W: 4'x . 0 ', , . vf5? 5f f T : ' -1 341 'si 6 P' ., 1, ' , Q A U ' ' I' 49-Yf'47uNW2Q1k4Y5iXE:W,4 my, 0 M v 3 Qf bj'Xg.. f ' - A va -, X Q F! nr 4. K- .N SA 5 9' 4 A A. V 1-1-' if W WQXDAQHIES l 4 , ,l X I 1 X1 fi Y A ef 'Q -5,4 'U 0 THE TERRIBLF TIGERS Cene Yon, Captain loc Funk Plummev Sn-Ima laylor George Johnson Sus McCleHan Bwily Hand luwny Young f Bloumdowvw Blowmown Bloumsmwn Blonmvsvown Blourwsvown Bloumavowu Blounisvowm Bbunvsvown Bloumslown THE RECORD 34 Cra5ordvJ1e- 27 Bram4ord 6 Ahha 18 Cffavvahoocnee O F,1.S. 7 Bram! 6 S1 Joe 14 For' Wahor 20 Apalachicola Brmvofw McCIeIIav Bobby Compton- Rox Dayws J' Dom Oppovwm Kmard F I S Alvhd Kmard BMSIOI Bay Hugh AIIIN1 BrIsIoI S1 Jor- Apamd- F I S Apalfacrf Sl Ioa- Selma TayIor lol- Redferu Fl.-x Dayw Jr W:IImm Holley Rfaymond Wwlks Oopomfm Kmard F I S AIVIHA Kmard Brusiol Bay Hvgb BnsvoI S1 .loc- Apalach F 2 S ApaIacv' Sv Joe THE A TIGERS Compvow RECORD THQ- B TIGERS RECORD A8 BA'9lxl+ TBM I lov Frank Plummev Gus MCCIQ-Ilav James Whne We- 5I 45 39 44 JO 59 21 3I JI I9 24 27 25 Scove They 37 29 23 28 .15 39 IB 34 75 OO 36 76 .18 lavm-Q Whwte Iwmmy Kwrce Re-qglv Rvdfprvw Army Howard Hmxry Wwlsorw We 77 I4 28 21 20 E5 24 23 '23 7 I7 50 Score They I0 25 I2 TO 3I 33 I9 I3 30 37 37 ,,. IJ , 5' a BASEBALL George Johnson Joe Redfern Tommy Prndgeon Junior Hollon Reggae Redfern Brunton McClellan Jummy Kearse Blountstown ,,,- - Blountstown ,.... Blnuntsfown , , . Blountsfown ,..o. Blountstown .-,,. Blounfsfown -W e- Blountstown - ma- THE TEAM Henry Wils n THEARECORD Gus McClellan Don Compton Rex Davis Jr Bobby Compton Thomas McClellan Gene Yon R L A ford W. IIYBQS Q Q F' Ti aff Apalachicola .,.... Havana ....... --- Port St. Joe ,.... -- Wewahitchka .,.... Wewahitchka ...,,, Havana -,- ...,. -- T if 20 K if 49 A! fl X , efxn 'M' . 1 .iw wil, . A I ' - ' av' ,,, ' llg' Summary of The National Honor Society's Activities The Alpha Chapter of The National Honor Society was organized in I947. lt has been a constantly grow- ing organization something lor the students to strive tor. Now we have twenty-tive members. lt is one of the most active organizations in our school Each year since its organization the Chapter has sent delegates to the state convention. Mrs. Geraldine Adams, the sponsor for the last two years, took over the sponsorship held by Miss Olivia Hines for the first two years of the society's activities. The Clean-up Campaign, Student-Teachers Day, and Courtesy Week are some ot the numerous activities sponsored by the society. We are very proud of this society and we sincerely hope that it will continue to grow in all the areas of our aims - Character, Scholar- ship, Leadership, and Service. Our Chapter was invited to install the officers of the newly organized Port St. Joe Chapter in T949-50. Membership in this society is truly something to be proud of and tc strive for. ,- u..---f--...wc NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS President John Wood Ayers Secretary , Minnie Joy Taylor Vice-President Jean Dunn Treasurer , Margaret Aultman Sponsor , . ., . Mrs. Geraldine Adams MEMBERS Margaret Aultman Lalla Bailey Jimmie Cobb Louise Cox Jean Dunn Dorothy Green Thais Hall Alma Ruth Monttord Hazel Parrish John Morgan Pelt Harriet Ramsey Minnie Joy Taylor Eugene Yon John Wood Ayers Martha Barber Lillian Cook Rex Davis, Jr. Betty Lou Garrett Johnny Hall George Johnson Betty June Paige Catherine Peak Otheda Pitts Mary Lou Spears Louise Womble '.T'-.Tz i ci .- , J. Q ', in . Ti ' W xl, L..J OFFICERS President --, first semester - Joe R. Davis - grade T2 second semester - Gene Yon - grade T2 Vice-President ,,... Bobby Compton - grade ll Secretary - ,.,.... Mary Edith Thomas - grade 10 Treasurer --, ...,. . Jimmy Kearce - grade 9 Sponsor - .- ...,. .--Mrs Helen S. White T1 TUDE T CUU CTL 1950-51 MEMBERS Lillian Cook ..., -, grade T2 Christine Atkins ,... .... g rade Jimmy Young -- -- grade T2 William Holley -- grade Harriet Ramsey -- .... grade 'IT Sylvia Peacock --- grade Louise Womber N -- grade 'll Agnes Mears .,.. grade Johnny Hall ..,,. -- grade TO Sandra Eldridge -,- grade Mary Lou Spears es -- grade TO Richard Leath -- grade SUMMARY OF STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES The Student Council is composed of representatives from grades 7-12. The purpose of the Student Council organization of Blountstown High School is to bring about closer cooperation between the student body, the faculty, and the administration, and to give the students a share in the responsibilities of their school. The council assumes the responsibility for running the school supply store, the writing of excuses for people who are absent or tardy, and for keeping order in the halls and on the stairs. In October the coun:il sponsored the Homecoming parade and Queen with her attendants at the Blountstown-Bristol game. The queen, Virginia Coxwell, was presented with a bouquet of flowers and was crowned by the captain of the football team, She, with her escort and attendants, was given recognition during the half-time show. The Youth Center was opened a part of the year under the sponsorship of the Student Council. Ping pong equipment, playing cards, and games were furnished by the Council, different grades assumed the responsibilities for each night. The Lost and Found department was newly created this year. Articles which were found were given to the Council members and any person could reclaim his property by paying a small fee. The dancing instructions for students was one of the most popular projects of the year. Students assumed the roles of teachers and gave instructions during the noon hour. Attempts were made to decreasethe number of absentees by sponsoring a campaign. A poster was kept in the hall, with room count posted each week. At the end of the month, the homeroom with the lowest percentage of persons absent and tardy, was entitled to a half holiday. Student Day was sponsored by the Student Council and Honor Society. On this day, members of these two groups accepted the positions of the teachers. Six of our members were chosen as teachers for the day . Other than the supply store, the Council's only money-making project was one dance. During the first month of school, the Council had a weiner roast, at which time new members were initiated. Our local Council was represented at the Northwest Florida Convention in Defuniak Springs by Gene Yon and Jimmy Young. lillian Cook and Jimmy Kearce were sent to Datona Beach to the State Convention as delegates. The council also ioined the National Association of Student Councils for the school year T950-51. Sl F.FiA. Notes l The Blountstown FF A. Chapter planted lo acres ot corn on the school larm this year, We have l5 hogs to latten on halves with Mr. Ted Pendarvis. We also have .1 acres ol grasses, whrch wi- will graze hogs on ' The chapter won lrrst place in Public Speaking, Horse r Shoe, and Quartet, this year' The contest was held at ' - Frank April 27, l'?5l ,, . The Garden Club purchased Crepe Myrtles lrom l I Montrcollo Nursery which the chapter sr-t out on Main Street Some ot the members ol the Blountstown F.F,A N chapter went tothe State Farr rn Tampa this year They enioyed it very much. The F F A and F H A chapters held therr annual ban qua-t May 3, l95l, tollowed by a brg round and square dance with music furnished by 'Speedy Morris and his Radio Rangers John R, Alexander ln 19-47tlwF.FA, ooys acquired their lrrst school larnw. It was only l2 acres large and the boys soon saw that rt was too srvall lor tarmrng practice After an intensive search they located and leased 50 acres of good land convenrently located, belongrng to Neal Lumber Manufacturing Co Srnce leasing thrs land the boys have fenced it, cleared rt, hurlt a sanitary privy, improved the land by plantrng luprnw, constructed a barn, put rn a water pump and rnstalled a Delco plant. n 19-181m-FF A boys purchased a one-row Avery tractor, disc tiller, fertilizer distributor and culti'ator for 5l5CO, usrng 58800, as a down payment, This rnoney the boys had 'nails by a Negro Minstrel, raisrng broilers, clearing land, selling relreshrnents at ball garn -r', and various other activities John Hall , , a fly, fpij ! . u, ' , 'I g f . ll I ' 4 3 l .,z 2 2 vii ri A :31 , . Y 3sY5 f ur I--afyr' if A -22. K- 1. Presideril Vatu Pri-s-dun! Secrevary Treasurer Ri-por vi-r Wmdi-dog F TURE FARMERS OF AMERICA F FA Joe Redfern Allen Sumner Bobby McNeal Reggie Ri-dll-rn Bobby Complon A. J, Wise Gene Guilford Lee Sumner Amos Howard Johnny Hall Billy McClellan Tommy Traylor Byrle Peacock Jimmy Kearce William Holley Eddie Clemmons James Laremore L, B, Wood Wallace Womble Jerry Ward !rrnn1yLee Holley Wire! we-im--,tier - ! P+ N, 'Q 4. A e 'second 5--inwv.-r MEMBERS Gus McClellan Vwfillianw Stewart Foy Lee Spivy Berrelle McDouga Jonior Holland Laddie Willrarm Brady McClellan Glenn Bracwell Don Conwpwrv Earl Williarvu Billy Hand Raymond Wilks John Thomas Bam Joe Reese Davis Glenn Brnccwell lN.arr i-vv Wn.!i- Jnnnvy Kearse Robert Newman Foy lei- Spivey Johnny Hall Joe Bracewell ld berg John R Alexander Brimon McClellan Billy Barley James While Warren White Wade Smith '41 T. 4. .. 1 ' .e,-'ff pf-'Z' 9 I D sei ' wi N 4 J .df Ll -'E' T5 HOME ECO OMICS CLUB Janette Bailey Alma Ruth Montford La Verne Bailey Allene NeSmith Margie Whitfield Thais Hall Mildred Cook Jimmie Cobb Otheala Pitts Glenelle Barfield Mariorie McClellan Nancy Lawson Wynelle Jones Harriet Ramsey Patsy Davis Betty Adams Syble Bridges Marie Mayo Vernell Miller F.H,A. OFFICERS Margie Whitfield ,,,,,.,,,-,,,,,,,.- Pregident Shirley Holley ,, . . , A Vice-President Ouida Bailey , .. ,... Secretary Thais Hall ,.,,,,, A - , Treasury Marjorie McClellan . . . , , , Reporter Nancy Lawson ......... . , . Historian Mrs. Annie Wood Finlay ...... . . Sponsor MEMBERS Shirley Holley Ouida Bailey Lalla Bailey Mary Lou Spears Nancy Stone Lois Coxwell Sylvia Neal Catherine Peak Lou Ellen Gilbert Mary F. Halley Flora Pelt Sara Cox Maudell Ethridge Joyce Williams Charles Chapman Royce Gene Coxwell Donald Wood Earl Adams Busby Bailey Silas Green Buddy Spears Johnny Scott Bobby Tyre Charles Ray Howell Tommy Davis Von Montford Thomas McClellan Ronnie Brantley Wesley Atkins Billy Creel Billy McDougald Glenn Griffin Joe Bracewell Maroni Shuler Earl Wimberley Roy Womble Hampton Goodman Lynn Wayne Temple Tommy Pridgeon Phillip Knight Ronald Wood James Griffin James Bailey R. L. Alford Jack Barfield Thomas Whitfield Joe Pippins Jack Fields Edward Stephens Ralph White Jackie Peacock Robert Newman Jimmy Pope Winifred Johnson Donald Shields I IW W ,av 3 X al' l The Library Club was newly organized this year for the purpose of helping attend to the library duties, and to help with the audio-visual program. The officers elected were: President, Margaret Aultmang Vice-President, Rex Davis, Secretary-Treasurer, Lalla Bailey, Reporter, LaVerne Bailey. During the year the group was redivided into Senior and Junior groups. Officers for the Junior group were: Ronny Brantley, Sylvia Peacock, Joan Parker and Julie Leonard. They sponsored the magazine campaign, and with the profits made, magazines and magazine covers were bought for the library. Several dances were sponsored by the groupg with this money a card catalog cabinet was purchased. ROLL Margaret Aultman Rex Davis, Jr. Lalla Bailey LaVerne Bailey John R. Alexander John M. Pelt Sara Cox Mildred Cook Ernie Deese Peggy Compton Ronny Brantley Jimmy Pope Samme Redfern Jack Fields Donald Shiels Catherine Peak Lois Coxwell Betty Jane Adams Warren White Juanita Clemmons Roderick Newman Jimmy Parrish Ada Jane White Robert Newman Ralph White Blanche Johnson Agnes Wooten Sara Williams Ronald Wood Tommy Davis John Wood Ayers Lillian Cook Dorothy Green Minnie Joy Taylor Wynelle Jones Margie Montford Jackie Peacock Leavine Blackburn Shirley Phillips Philip Knight Sylvia Peacock Joan Parker Sandra Eldridge Donald Wood LIBRARY CL B it e litist - a STORY i X Al r A:f5.J ,' m lnQ.m1ii.- if 5, TIGER TALE Editor , W-, ,ss Assistant Editor , Business Manager Secretary , -, ., Treasurer - ss, Feature Editor U Top Reporter , Art Editor -W Sports Editor , . - Joker fEditorD W, Gossip CEditorJ , interviewers - Sponsor . ,, Football al- . . ,, . wi Y N4 ' ' V1 ' 'w 'TN' 'wvmasg s, -Q C'-I EI f sn, if Fagulty if l ' ga Basketball N 51 f , ll l 1 5 iff '1 E I '1 , ini l fig -n, 1 In I ' , 535 '51 g 7,v'w . JS' A' . W l f If ' '53, 11 l1 'C 'ia T if H6935 A, ff I Q J Mum 1 f M, ' 4 1 rn mln: 1 , A ,TQ Qgjw Maporettes Aal' 3.1 Wk X lb ig., '.v. B' PM ag' ...y 1,-. ., Eva.. --, f.x'T9'4.' gg!-:qi-'V xi-ww. Q-, W3-1.5 ' 5 ' If-M 1 Ulu disarm' Q. asia 3 .1 W ff? MIXED CHOR GLEE CLUB NOTES For the past three years the Girls Glee Club has had an outstanding record being first division winners for three consecutive years at the West Florlda Festival and two years at the State Festival In Tampa Each year the Mixed Chorus has followed a close second with an Excellent rating lf so many of our boys had not been away in Uncle Sams Chorus I m sure the other two gudges would have given us a superior rating thus year We are determined to have one In T952 Besides chorus wo lc some outstanding soloists and small groups have developed from the club For five years the boys quartette In the F FA has won the District Contest one year was State wnnner and follow up m Tru State Twrce boys from our chorus have been chosen by the State Vocational dlrector Mr Harry Ward and sent to Kansas City to the National F F A Convention to sung in the Natlonal Glee Club Another fine thang about our music students is their assistance in their church choirs In all the local churches we make a splendnd contribution with their singing and as the years go by and we develop better voices the music of the entlre town should become better because of our efforts The fact that Blount town really likes good music was demonstrated on March 'llth when the Baptist Church was filled to hear our first bug concert Also a nice contribution was made towards the expenses of the West Florida Music Festuval For three years the Baptist Church has loaned nts bus to the Girls Glee Club to go to Tampa to the State Vocal Festival this has made the trip possible Annually the Glee Club presents a Christmas program This year It was In the form of a living Christmas tree and was a very lovely performance. In the Sprung there IS a beach picnic where food frolic and fun are indulged in. In a final statement we think our Glee Club one of which the school is justly proud. 58 Qi' ,EJ SENIOR HIGH GLEE CL B Janette Bailey LaVerne Bailey Betty June Paige Alma Ruth Montlord Joyce Nichols Minnie Joy Taylor Maxie Whitehead Jean Dunn Mary Lou Spears Lois Coxwell Luquita Sapp Nancy Stone Jimmie Cobb Virginia Coxwell Ruth Barfield Sally McCaskill Gracie Ellen Harden Beth McDonald Margie Montford Sylvia Neal Marline Norris Catherine Peak Margie McClellan Patsy Davis Maragret Aultman Ruby Lee Holley Betty NeSmith June Davis Otheda Pitts Lalla Bailey Pansy Clemmons Shirley Holley Helen Dunn Lou Ellen Gilbert Harriet Ramsey Thais Hall Syble Bridges Nancy Lawson Mary Frances Holley Margo Norris Vernelle Miller Jimmie Kate Ramsey Christine Atkins Jadine Flenning Ada Jane White Maudelle Ethridge Foy Lee Spivey Jimmy Kearce Robert Newman Billy McClellan Billy Bailey Tommy Pridgeon Warren White James White Raymond Wilkes Joe Frank Plummer Joe Redfern Reggie Redfern Rex Davis Bobby Compton Jerry Ward William Holley Maroni Shuler Thomas McClellan Edward Stevens Wallace Womble 9 63 9 -'Q i UNIUR HIGH GLEE CLUB Agnes Wooten Peggy Compton Patricia Kearce Edna Wise Nell Holley Agnes Mears Frances Ayers Patricia Finlay Alice Lee Roberts Dannie Peacock Dorothy Haven Joan Parker Yvonne Pelt Ronny Brantley Tommy Davis Jimmy Pope Ralph White James Bailey Don Shields Eddie Clemmons Wesley Atkins Vonice Danley Nancy Fields Sara Williams Shirley Phillips Philip Knight Ronald Wood Charles Ray Howard Sylvia Peacock Betty Jane Whitehead Blanche Johnson Robert Johnson Horace Huggins Kenneth Hires Don Clemmons Kathleen Weathers Shirley Fay Hutchison Ann Bryant Carolyn Griffin Charles Coxwell Gary Harrison Mary Ann Warwick Brooks Cobb Huey Clemmons Patsy Varnum Gayle Bozeman Jimmy Merkison Mildred Holland E. C. Holley Evelyn Cawthorn Hilda Clemmons Sandra Eldridge Choice Pate Floyd Williams W. L. Watson Ellis Yon Shirley Ward Norma Curlee Carolyn Dykes Ann Kirkland Dora Cook Sue Boggs Shirley Gay Leavine Blackburn Sammie Redtern Shirley Pippin Patricia Bridges Culen Dawson Mary Ann Messer Roderick Newman James Fields Julie Leonard Captain lst Lt 2nd Lt lst Sgt Sgt, Sgt, Corporal Corporal BA D OFFICERS Foy Lee Spivey Harriet Ramsey Tommy Pridgeon Brady McClellan Richard Leath Robert Newman , , Jimmy Feilds Jimmy Coleman Corporal Corporal Head Drum Malorettu Malorctte Maiorette Maiorette Maiorette BA D PERSONNE FLUTE Robert Newman CLARINET Jimmy Kate Ramsey Margo Norris Sue Beggs Beth McDonald Patsy Davis Sharon Norris Jadine Fleming Shirley Ward Tucker HORN Helen Dunn ALTO SAXOPHONE Jimmy Fields TENOR SAXOPHONE Jimmy Coleman CORNET Warren White Rex Davis, Jr. Richard Leath Julie Leonard Charles Ray Howell Douglas Peacock Tommy Davis William Earl Hamilton TROMBONE Duncan Finley BARITONE Harriet Ramsey BASS Tommy Pridgeon DRUM Foy Lee Spivey Brady McClellan Catherine Peak Joan Parker BEGINNING STUDENTS Catherine Fields Gale Alford Tommy McClellan Doyle Peacock John Peacock Nancy Priclgeon Norvel Dean Tyre Kenneth Mears Jackie Fields Duncan Finley Jimmy Kate Ramsey Alma Ruth Montford Maxie Whitehead , Betty June Paige Betty NeSmith Patsy Bridges I 2,3 Os-A P 0 l f a- rvv yq +I .fm-:asf-me -tt. -tt 'Em 'W t-I E., Y' -f 13-if it 'kv-it if 'isa BAND When school opened nn September the bano started work ummeduately on drulls that were to be used at the comnng football games At the Homecoming game wnth Brnstol the band perfo med a T5 mnnute half tnme show featurlng colored lughts Wnth the completton of the football games the band started work on two concerts one of which was the annual Chrustmas Concert The band members and Band Boosters orgamzatuons have been busy all year trying to ranse money to purchase unstruments that are needed Car tags were sold a donkey foot ball game was played a monkey show was sponsored and concesslons were sold at basketball games The Blountstown Band and the Altha band In a combined effort to ranse funds formed a dance band known as the Calhoun County Dance Band The dances sponsored by the group proved to be very successful and provided a good Income In March the Blountstown band made nts second annual tour of the county schools These tours were orlgtnated with a two fold purpose an mmd Flrst to be educational Many students In the county schools have never had an opportumty to see or hear a concert band perform Secondly to provnde entertamment wuth the hopes of creatmg a destre for partucupatnng an later years The tour was completed tn one day a total of five concerts startmg at 900 AM and endmg at 3 00 PM lt was the hope of the director and members of the band that the tour fulfnlled the two purposes an mmd In Aprnl the Blountstown Band and Altha Band agatn umted forces thus time to form the Calhoun County Concert Band After many hours of hard work and dtltgent practice a flne concert group was organized The members of both organuzatnons hope that thus group wall become permanent and perform concerts every year Leo lmperual, Dnrector 61 + :fats Q , ft t t 12 sf a IQ : H W I ' 4 l .T - 7,44 - .. .J ' ' ' A sn' 4 ' . all 1. X v, .' ' L. 3 'I ' lp ' ,. ' - A I ' Y' ' . . 'y EIL L .- rj . v -I ! -V T , . th ' ,. f V I G 1 1 Q ' ,.., 7 1 1 . . C, - , ., W 'M' A F . - 1 -7.,,, -, ..- fl T - ,,.,, Q ,Rh ,T 'I V1 WG, tim., f 1 T 1 z A 4 C 1. 4 I We Shook The Family Tree A I .f ,gg - Harriet Ramsey Robert Newman ----- Thais Hall Betty June Paige -- Bob Compton -- Don Compton Betty Lou Garrett Maxie Southwell - Betty NeSmith - Foy Lee Spivey Mr Shermer Chus fatherj Joe Frank Plummer Mrs Shermer Chls motherj -- Joyce Nichols I Q- 'U' Thus page ns proudly dedicated 'fo our Sensor boys who have volunteered into the Armed Forces They are Joe Reese Davus Bobby Holley Glenn Bracewell Wade Smnh C A Grlffm Jnmmy Parrnsh Class of 51 63 y In ' Q , 1 X , llll 2 X J Q Ml l X :' 'I - is all , - 1 . ..,:.EV. Q i f . 51- V 4 51 yr l A ' ' y lf 1 XA lvl. QEE Hoivusco I G 'Ti If f 'ci'-A . , f i ' . - 3-5 F' If ,A ' For two consecutive years Virginia Coxwell, class of '51, has reigned as our Homecoming Queen. Queen Virginia reigned during the afternoon parade and the night game between Blountstown and her traditional rival, Bristol. Virginia's escort was John Wood Ayers, her attendants were Christine Atkins, Jimmie Cobb, Gracie Harden, La Verne Bailey, Hazel Parrish, Mary Lou Spears, and Buelah Coxwell. Captain Gene Yon crowned Virginia during the brilliant halftime show which was conducted by the High School Band. r1 f' Mft 1 -W' ...www Q M118 iwauu: !'.2 all Q-if 'il' . I---I n-.I SH I:-U ss: B .:4.n'F:f, 1:1774 I 9 M . 1 P! I ,... 0 D 8 wk nm lil UIQ lr 1 7 ,Q M. In Sw nl 'UQ H ,- ,. .,. 2' K , .,.,.., 'Y , 3 f ' ' . he ' 7 . Dfffln..-Allidluvz Z W 4 'K H -5 4 I IF -2-9 1' .llif Cfl.l X 11' Z...Zi. - . :u .:'4 fill, T Q 'x' F. H. A. FASHION SHOW 65 nf' ,ri .- Q- J f -4 ,.. 1 .1-1. 21' 9 .-. - ,.,.. . .. . :. ' El .. w , I l b. up I ln. 'n an 1 ,. J- .rf G f I W' if IQ A.. ' : . I - 5 4 ..- 1 1' , 51 . I n sd 4 I - ., ... ' : r .:' , - if P :.. !. -E 'I '2- 7 n -1-P - ,ff afi' 1418 f U 'WT 1 FA PARENT AND SDN 1+ HA PARENT AND DAUGHTER JOINT EANQUET Opemng Song Invocation Opemng Ceremonues Welcome Address Response Musuc F F A Accomplnshments Operation of School Farm F H A Accomplishments Musuc lntrocluctlon of Speaker Address Closmg Ceremonles Supper Hugh School Gymnasium May 3 1951 PROGRAM 66 America the Beautlful Laddle Wllllams Chapter Offncers Lalla Barley L T Pendarvss FFA Quartet John R Alexander Johnny Hall Catherine Peak F H A Triple Truo Warren White Jackie Peacock Chapter Officers Members and Guests I 'H 5 1 f ' , ' X I I I 2 K P - O O O 1 O l O I Introduction of guest ............................................. Mr. Devine 1' . ,'g,,i. , M ., i A EINFM 5 x FLORIDA CAVERNS STATE PARK Marianna, Florida SENIOR CLASS PICNIC gf f. ' , 5,-EE f V! f A I sa 4 .'- ,Q qi L I f I 253. . Al I 'UQ ' Wx? is ., i ,V X Y w w Rf IJIMH, 1 1 .194 Q51-3 DRAMA I I any ,gm A g,,,- sv N106 'Q I '95 LAy , liY'-1-i24'.. is T Lf-f 'V ,, 'Y C! 'Uk X THE FLOWER OF THE RANCHQ' High School Auditorium May 18, 1951 Characters: Rose, the flower of the ranch .......... .... A lma Ruth Montford Minnie Hawes, who ruled the ranch --- .... Minnie Joy Taylor Curtis Trent, a young prospector -U .... Jimmy Young Mehitable Pickens, newsy and nosey --- -,- Marie Mayo Texas Hurley, a lazy ranch-hand ---. ....... Gene Yon Hank Mason, a native ,........c,... .... G eorge Johnson Jason Mitchell, from the East --- .... John Wood Ayers Claire King, a school teacher .,., ...... J anette Bailey Mrs. Jordan, from Kansas City ,aw wc.c Shirley Holley Bonita Del Rio, a Mexican vampire .. ..... .... V irginia Coxwell Sheriff Williams, the county boss ...,..,,..., --, John T. Bamburg Directed by: Mrs. Jessie Mae Bailey and Syble Bridges 69 AM A -if-f ,IPs-fl' wa' 2. ,W an I ,, I1 1: If Aff UNIOR E IOR PROM Coup! men of ST JOE PAPER COMPANY Mxy 25 1951 THE TEPEE fhw,Jol1J.Jmor Collf qv Marmvma Floruda 70 'a 1' 'Z 'gw L' ,E 1 X r It QQ: 1 ' fu , I 1 .- ixLlv': 1' LAMX S I ww-,ig 5 jfs :ff ..1. it-in -- - f n 31, ,Sf fu? X I 'fan , Kg. SJ W' E I . 1'-R : '.-ii 'K V 'fn 'TN X! V 'H w A A T '. ww QEQLK. MASS vw . . . E 1 Q 5 p ' if 5 w X K 'YM Lpii I U X V . . M, N A .Q .M P-,X E E 4 I I fb f lQLb CQQS NWS N 506 440 SPONSORS SPONSORS QW Clements Standard Servrce Statnon J Chapman Produce Company Bruley and Eldrrdge Yates Tradmg Company Pelts T E Yon Department Store Valley Cafe Rex Davis Turners Bassetts Dames Coca Cola Bottlmg Company Strawn s Variety Shop 7l SPONSORS Jones Drug Company Suwanee Stores Barleys Dry Goods Store Mlladys Beauty Salon Marlon B Knight M Q Burns Halls Barber Shop J A Peacock J C Tucker J Drew Hall J K Musgrove Llndsey Kmgry Gas Company Jack Wullrams ' I . . ' I ' I I I -. . . , , . Y l I 1 3 ,J 5 9 T.. lvQg1e,-,, mt.- .,7,, -V X fl , , ' ev J - - ' ff n a A I 'I Nz 1 if ,, . 3 'fl I L 'fbi H fe I ' . 1 - 1 I . f I - l 73' 4 ' l an tt il l llllng.....u6 l 1 -I 'WFT , ., I i i , lil I1 , . ..-e I - - Fi' 3 if -Y - Prettiest You ought to be in pictures. 2 S In ,YN Alma Ruth Montford 3 Z Best Looking Q9 '55 l Here's our Romeo. Where's our Juliet? fi 'ev 3 Q I 1 Selma Taylor ff Most Studious Q ' -1-W..-ji. Strongest Minds are often those ot whom the noisy world hears least. Minnie Joy Taylor it John Wood Ayers CHEVROLET Compliments of Tmker Chevrolet Co. Chevrolet Cars Q Trucks 1 e r 2, it .1 , .uw M 5 1- Y Shirley Holley Cutesf Couple I L '57 1,11 ix X I Cute little headaches ses' Adors syble Bridges and GUS Mcclellan Romeo! Romeo! Wherefore art thou, Romeo?' Harriet Ramsey Foy Lee Spivey SPONSORS D. F. Stanfill White Springs The Parisian Chaevers-Forehand Furniture Bevis-Heath Motor Co. R. L. Hinson Tractor Co. Blue Lincoln Motor Co. ' pl is fs' x ,W A., X Slug! , ..- 1 H ,,,i , .-p b - i'f .Zi ,V ,3E 'Z. - 1. . 4 s , 9' 5 . ' 7 Q ' Q' L M, ,fl - . w U 4 K3 AER .- 'Q ' Y P 'H I F' P1 3 r-1 C5 CD ill? 3 Q cn H 'U C 'U C' P' P 'FU Tas not hether yon won or lost but how you played the game Gene Yon Sensor Athlete Brunton McClellan Hugh School Athlete Hgarts are their trumps Joe Reese Davns Margaru Aultrnan 74 Comphmentu JITNEY JUNGLE Self Serncs Food Store R B Walls wnor 27k X-QQJJ' X John Davin Motor Company Complunents of Ramsey Q Malloy Grocenea Who n Courtesy Rulu Compliments of C C Corbm's HARDWARE 1 FUI F SFRVICE ST XTION In P n uh Upc mlm We st Si 'Wann Qt Blount town Hd PHONF 74 1 Z1 Hour S4 run XXI!! All M byth CQIQWIAL WNW ' Md WHUQ WHO C 'J f W STANDING A UOVT' ALL T P R E The Sout11's Finest DELIFIOUQ Hr1.ALTH In VERY 1:ITh.! VISIT OOODMANS CAFE for home cooked meals and DURHAMS STORE for groceries Dovlmg Goodman Manager 75 'l!I!l'l'l'S Will!! , 5 ff rr Lx. H , Q 3 ' 4 -v- , W F- :-4 ' L 3 ID 1? - ' fo ' I-Q. ' . , QD U3 ,J is ... 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Ah why should his ali labour be? Catherme PLHR Bobby Compton pwcvure no! wmhble EAL STORE COMPA Y, Inv. JOBBERS AND REYAILERS HICLN ER XL NIIGRUII XNDISIG SHIPPING POINT MCNEA1. FLA 76 HAS ' 01 Hl,Ul'. '. 'UNS'N 'l'u1, li, A us' l'l,uNnw 5VH lm 1 H1.un'N'l'r.'1'owx. 1'xl,URIl!.X ex 1 ' ' ' il' 4. If 1 Q Icy - V ,. Y ,. .. l ,. '5ls..,,, . nv, 'I i , Q-, Firestone Z, , f . fd 5 A' fl Q- if . .. U ,I 4 K S. A 2 L 6 1.1 ,f , J v I , ' . Best Citizens Most Dignified ' 4 F' 0 'j Their betters do not breathe upon the earth' 'Be wisely worldly, but not worldly wise. ' M , A 'si N Catherine Peak wynelle Jones n johnny Hall Robert Newman XTE nav 4 J. A. MCCASKILL, SR. SHO!! FOR YN! ENYIRE FAMILY hu N V '- BLUUNTSTUWN, FLORIDA if -1 Q ' A 1 , ., ,' Most Courteous Ah, you flavour everythingg you are the vanilla of society. Catherine Peak Foy Lee Spivey ANDERS EQUIPMENT COMPANY S o I e s FARMALL Service FARMALL TRACTORS - IMPLEMENTS 81 REFRIGERATION HORSES - MULES - WAGONS - HARNESS - FERTILIZER T'1- 35 Blountstown, Florida 77 J' , r 1 .I f K vm.- fw .r rf , s '1 . J -s ' 1, Nl ' 4' ' f ' 7, Eg V iv ,Q T K - ROTARY CUT AND SAWN LUMBEH N 4 fr' ,r 9' 'bk L ,Neal Ezmnher zrnh gqfkinufaciuring fllmnpang E' - gilnuntatnizun, ,lfflnriha fi, ,.v V L 'foxy ff' S. -1 fn AWARD MINNIE JOY TAYLOR D A R Cmzenshnp Award Reader s Digest Award Valeductornn s Award for Scholarshm Acnvmes Aw-ard DOROTHY GREEN Salutatoruan s Award for Scholarshrp JIMMY YOUNG House ofRepreser1tatuves Scrwolarshnp for Boys EUGENE YON Danforth Awwrd ID1r0 You Athletics Aw1rd LILLIAN COOK Danforth Award I Dare ou OUIDA BAILEY Cutuzenshzp Award JOHN WOOD AYERS Achvltles Award SYBLE BRIDGES Music Award JOE REESE DAVIS School Spnrrt Award 79 LN PS fv- .2 XR- ' 1 Q I C X if -I lx I , Q . K .I X f E A ,1 - E . 'ikxxx-X V if A ,I ' Y I A D l , . . 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