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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

THE ANNUAL STAFF OF BLOUNTSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL BLOUNTSTOWN FLORIDA PROUDLY PRESENTS 1952 SABLR TOOTI-I THE T1 3 .Jr if H SABER TOOTH STAFF Edltor rn Ch1ef Tha1s Hall Asslstant Edltor June Davls Busmess Managers Mary Frances Holley Catherlne Peak C1rculat1on Manager Betty Lou Garrett Ass t C1rculat1on Mgrs Lalla Balley Sally McCask1ll Agnes Mears Caral Sm1th Class Fd1tors Haruet Ramsey MaJor1e McClellan Robert New man Ph1l1p Knlght Bobby Tyre Sports Edltors Selma Taylor Bobby Compton Act1v1t1es Edxtor Max1e Whltehead Feature Ed1tor Lee Sumner Photography Ed1tor Johnny Hall Art Edltor Wynelle Jones Cont1nued on Page 43 9 pb .1 'M 2 1 'B Because of her hrgh rdeals for the better thrngs rn lrfe be cause ofhcr efforts to pass these rdeals on to her students and because we apprecrate what she has done for Blountstown Hrgh School rn her many years of scrvrce the Annual staff wrshes to dedrcatc thrs volume of the Saber Tooth to our Hrgh School Musrc teacher Mrs Myrtle Taylor Blarr 3 Ng 9 W QQRJQ? of H ' , -v A X, -14' . i . Y , 5. . X . , . . , Q 1- Q . , 1 i - .. .. - , . . X A Q Nvs Sm 5, A 91 . ,N l, f I lkf - f X VX MRS. GERALDINE F. ADAMS B, S., Stetson: M.S.. F,S,U, MRS. JESSIE M. BAILEY A,B.E., E,S,U, MR. JEANETTE BAILEY B.A.E.. U.F. MRS, MYRTLE BLAIR B,M,, F,S,U, ,I Tl' QI 9 inia rcla 'L ' MR. EARL E, HAMILTON A. B.. M.A.. A.P.G. -- U.F. by ,tt N- GLUE? MRS. MARY CATHRYN BRIDGES B.5.E.. F.S.U. MR, MANUEL A, CORRIEA B,M,, New England Conservatory MR. HENRY CLAY EVANS A,B,E,, Berea College MRS, ANNIE WOOD FINLAY B,S,, F,S,U MISS MARGARETTE HALL A.B.E.. F.S.U. MRS, HATTIE LOU HAMILTON A.B.E.. U.F. MR, JAMES HERDA B,S,, St, Procopius College MR. JOHN MacELWEE B,S,, Catawha College MISS LUCILLE MOORE B.S.. G.5.C.W.: M.A., F.S.U. MISS SARA M, PEACOCK A.B.E.. F.S.U. MR. JACK SUMMERS B.S.A.. U.F. KJ nu gf' rhfx a r-:f 3 ' 'x N. x .H G -0 H .lf uf' Q9- 'iv 25. ,X V ff. at 1 in ...L s1 A' ,sf waz? .!460lfl I fi 'dj ..f , Choo 1 llimm. pun.. . 'Ja-uf 1 xii -9133 'win if . . x ! . .K ,A - 'Q' .9 R :i f +' ' , selrnnmnuos f Zhi' 1 ,f JR , Law f X NEAL LUMBER AND LQ ANUFACTURING COMPA 1 'Q' .f ' fix' Class Officers and Sponsor Class President Bobby Compton Class Vice President Foy Lee Sp1vey Class Secretary Louise Womble Class Treasurer Betty Ann Garrett Class Reporter Thais Hall Representative to . . .... Don Compton N.H.S, President .... .... J ean Dunn S.C. President .... . . Harriet Ramsey Editor, Tiger's Tale .... Allen Sumner Class Sponsor . . . Mrs. Jessie M. Bailey 8 5Q 2 11' it --1 ' . n Ir' 48 BETTY NeSMITH BRACEWELL lt's a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Glee Club l-2-3-45 Band 2-3-43 F, ll, A, 2g junior playg Ti5z,er's Tale 4g Horne-conring Queen 4, BILLY JOE JOHNSON Men of few words are the best Men, after all, BETTY ANN GARRETT As full of spirit as the Month of May. Glee Club 1-2-431-lonor Society 2-3-4gJunior Playg Tiger's Tale 49 Annual Staff 4. LOU JEAN DUNN Far may we search before we find a heart so gentle or so kind, Honor Society 2-3-45 Glee Club 1-2-3-4. JAMES VIRGIL HOLLON, IR. Beware! I may yet do something sensa- tional. F, F, A, 2-3-45 Baseball 1-2-3-4g Basketball 2-3. MARY BELLE ETHRIDGE Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Glee Club 1-2g Tiger's Tale 4. 9 ,Oi JOE FRAINB BR XC LNN LLL You may look tnnotent and quret But woe when 1 teacher rs out of srtht Clee ub 1 F F MARGARET AULTMAN DAVIB you flavor everythlngl You are the x rnrlla of socrety Glee Club l 2 3 4 Cheer leader I 2 34 llonor Socxety 3 Library Club 3 DANIEL DON COMPTON Caesar s dead Crcero s dead And-l tn DOI fellrng so well myself Footballl Z 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Brsc. 1 7 2 3 4 lumor Trger s Tale 4 Monotvran Club 4 MARY LOUISE COX A modest lass IH words and ways She Justly earns her classmates prarse Glee Club l 2 Honor Socrety 2 3 4 Tlger s Tale 4 DOROTHY OLETHA BAILEY The mrldest manners and the gentlest heart Basketball 4 BOBBY JUNE COMPTON Never trouble trouble t1l trouble troubles ou Baseball 1 2 3 4 Stud ntCounc111 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 4 Football 2 3 4 F F A 1 2 3 4 CleeClub3 4 Iunror Play Monogram club 4 Annual Staff 4 I0 if GUS BRUWARID MCCLI5I.l,AN Little I think, less I dog Isn't it funny how I pull through? F, F, Ajlgllasltutbztll :lg Football fl--lg Mono- gram Club 4, 'if LOU IQLLEN GILBERT A fig: for a care, a fig for a woeg Let the world Alide, let tht- world go, Glee Club Sl-4g F, II, A, flg Tiger's Tale Staff -4. '31 'X' TIIAIS ANN IIALL A stately maiden and self-possessed. Glee Club l-Q-fl-43 Ilonor Society 2-3--lg l-2-3: Student Council 25 Junior Playg Tig1er's Tale Staffflg Annual Staff4, MARY FRANCES HOWARD Ready to help one all the while, A sense of humor and a smile, Glee Club 1-2-3-45 F,I-I,A, 1-2-33 Junior Playg Tiger's Tale Staff4g Annual Staff 4, JOYCE ANN NICHOLS Never worries, never will, Glee Club 2-3-43 Junior Play: F, H, A, 4g Tigers Tale Staff 4. 4-7- FOY LEE SPIVEY Like a powder puff -- I'ni for the women. Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Band 1-2-3-4: F, F. A. 1-2-3-43 junior Playg Football 4. .Q-, V nfl, -C 1 xii' ll 1' ,A 7' -5, , ' 2 in. 'V -'G -v '-5 I -A Qt 45 .. 1 l T' it 'C' 'ln 115 ALVIN Llfl7 SUMXIER Always happy, lieu-r sad, Sometimes naughty, but nexer bad, F, F, A, I-Ti--lgAnnuL1l Stallllg 'l'iger's Tale 4. JEANNIE WYNELLE JONES Pretty, charming, and very nice, The kind of girl you look at twice, Glee Club l-25 F, ll, A, 33 Library 3-43 Tiger's Tale Staff 41 Annual Staff 4, FLORA PELT A proper maid as one shall see on a sum- mer day, Glee Club l-2-3-4g F, H, A, 3. RUBY LEE HOLLEY Why worry? Things will happen anyway, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Band 1, Cheerleader 2- 3-4. HAZEL PARRISH Innocence is a rare charm, Glee Club 1-2-4: Honor Society 3-4, A. J. WISE WISE men say nothing in dangerous times. F, F, A, 1-2-3, Y Nay l 5 + llAl RILT RAMSLY d I ll Lf lin le.dL,L is a nnndr nexer laik LL Club l Z 3 4 Junior Play l Siu L uncrl l l 4 Time 'lale Sta llo 4 ouety Annual SraVf4 Band l l aaektball 1 V JUL PIPPINS ha r Q loo dark to make A Lood an,.Ll x,..v6 BLTTN lLIxE GRELM Live looay tomorrow nexer comes ee C lub l 'J 4 Ban 3 4 l3aQkuball 4 llonor Society l junior Play 3 ALLEN ASHLEY SUMNER Oh the mischief in his eye T ers Tala Staff4 F F A Z 3 Annual Staff4 LOUISE WOMBLE She knows it all -- Without being onL,' Honor Society 2-3-4-Glee Club 1-2- Student Council 1-2. BONNIE JEAN WHITHEAD Dancing feet, laughing eyes, Wonder where her fortune lies, Glee Club 1-2-45 Band 4, I3 9 iw- ! X U . kia' fa-jx 35' 'ffm' JEANETTE WILLIAMS MARY MARGO NORRIS Clever and happy Loo When wrth her The glass of fashlon And the mode of you re never blue form LELA STEWART MAXIE WHITEHEAD It snlce to be natural when you re naturally Why gentlemen prefer blondes nxce GeClub1234Band2f34FllA Glee Club 1 F H A 2 Tiger s Tale Staff Jumor Play Basketball 4 Annual Staff 4 I I A 'sl .2 k -3. F x- ' 5 u 3 . C1 4 5 Cree Club 1-2: Tlger's Tale 4, G1ee'c:1ub 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2, Cheerleader 4, F, rr, A, 3, le .2: 4 ..... I . . . IA ll, Y. .,tf 'si ' r .a., rr' '55 5 SL., . i Us K 'CS 5'- if 1- Q 1 Q I H -jk 0 an m IU sal -Q 'nf 'KI Y 4- .ii UQ! . Fa X J 1' Us A q-aww in X 1 . -4 S3 - a .4 So .als '51 -.Ng -4. 4? ,'x iQ Ni! -. 4,95-Q.-,sql .-..-J ' ,-1. - ALMA MATER fAdaptedj Our strong band can ne'er be broken It can ne'er dieg 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 1ife's broad track To pleasures long gone by. High School Life is swiftly passing, Soon its days are doneg But while we live we'll ever cherish Friendships here begun. 4 I6 K L XL 5 X 7 :A SJ X 'ah - 5 ix , H mn lm H0 nos , ff 4' iff' N Y aj X' Q . bfif :him XX lx xxx. A fir J X J Vx 5 If 21. f SX 74 ,QR CQ W ,W ff gl 'nf V . K! 'up' an 4 - 7 l wi 'v Y A T7 N Y lulm R. .rXlr-xrrmlur Bully lang AJQ111 Q Billy llailcy l.a1llg1 llailuy Rcx Davis, lr, Mozcllc Allcn Martha Barber Johnny Hall Glen Nell Barficld Jimmy Lee Holley Imozene Clcmmons Amos Howard Ju IGRS K ' M 2 Wh I I7 .ll Mfr AMY!!! ,ff A! Q L xu 0 ' .JXIQ 7 jullliilii Lili-11111 rm Jziliivs Igiraiiioru jiIllIl1iL'f:LJl'Jb Q Melvin Lord Amluliliu Comerford jackie Peacock John lkiorgan Pelt Tm? 'T , P5 Sara Cox 'F' Salma Taylor Ailene Guilford june Davis James White . Q ' I a 1 1: W... w. Q 'W 1' I F' ' .' 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I :M R 22 X SOPH RES CNOT PICTUREIJJ Ruth Herndon Jim11.y Suggs llrixul Sims lwlmny Scott Mxirfit- lxiniitftml lxlaroni Sliulcr, jr, Jimmie Kate Ramscv Marlene Norris Darryl Taylor Sylxia Natal Betty Jean Swcatt Warren White llcrman Mitchell Jean Vickers Wallace Womble Voncille Smith Ada Jane White Joyce Williams K5 1. ' 0 -P 7' J 'X 44. f-. Y Vx 5 ' Q' J. llulnn Dunn ,lGfL'Dl'l SPL'Ll.l': 1 'O' I 2 .4 'Wi f,. V 4 if I 1' .A P n 'Z -go 1' s ' if 40 5 -4 1 .,a 1, fi fn ., 0 'Q 5 . A 4 'b Cl u 1 fr, Q--, I, 'Ji' 91 v 4 . X yfll 'T' W. IIQ W f ' I ,null I I 1 I. Q 1 ' ' -1. 9-A Bnshy Bailey Nnnette Allgood Eddie Cjlennnons Frances Ayers Silas Greene, Jr. Vonice Danley Charles Ray Howell Nancy Fields Carl Kirnbrel Patricia Finlay Lytell McCallister Jo Ann Heal Brady McClellan Blanche Johnson Burl Peacock Agnes Mears Bobby Tyre Betty jane Whitehead Joan Parker Yvonne Felt Rurh Sapp Edna Wise QNOT PICTUREDJ James Bailey Thomas McClellan Alice Roberts Glennie Thomas Iii in ,iv any I -B hurl Adgrrrb ilcggy f:OIIlPIOll Rohlrii- llrahiluy Martha Crccl riikjllllllff' Davis Dorothy llavch lack lriclds Patricia liuarse Philip Khiuhl Miilliu lyric U'l3r Von iNiUllIi-Ol'd Dilllllix' Peacock , lirrrlrry Pops Sylvia lkwziuofk Dohrrld Shields C'jarolS1rrirh Ralph Whin- Wcllchc Southwp l llollald Wood fXi3fiCl1C White Raillflhi Wood Sara Williahzs Agnes Wooten QNOT PICTUREDJ Billy Ahr-n Edward Stephens ,K , 9 47053 NHS db L 5 ff fg N .J C' .1 1 -v '34-'PUKI STH GIRLS ix L HL bllm Bmqgx fl 11 XKIII Bm A 1Br im V Llxu C :ml mm L D rx C Q C uh Il Lmxmsll ru 1 Dv mnjm lldrldgb Slurlgy C av If vlyn C fl Mlldnd Holland STHFICV FIVQ Hutchxuxon Barbua Xml klrkland Juln Luvnard Sharon Worms Sammv. Rcdfern Patw Varnurn Mary Ann WHIWICR Karhlegn Wpalhus bhlrley Pxppms fNot Plcruredj Bettv Robmson Rosahe Robmson X STH BOYS Dtwty Barbu Jr Don Llnnnncns J D Clunmons Brooks Qobb Janus Colt man Roym Gcnt Coxwgll C ncs 11 In s Houston Ctlhort joltnnv C rtffln Cary HHTYIQOII I-wnntth Ihtrs Iltu Horam Ilugauns Rohprt johnson Rlchard Math James Mtyo Jarnu Mgrktson Bllly Joe, Montford Roderltk Nlgwnmn Dousslxs Poacock Charlts Ruhards Boblux Sntten W I Watson Floyd Wllllams Ellls Yon Hcrtnan Taylor Hewgy Clemmons fNot P1CIUl'6d, Cho1cc Pate 'N 19 Z 5 1 J 5 0' 'H -Y A .Siu if -1, 1 mi i 4-q WW :GNN v aw' 1-ff NL: I. ag i' 1,1 'Y ii-12:3 .5 t X tn l mon Donaldwn li wnnrt Adalnb ot lltlds Xnn Halley XN1ll1a1n Frnlay Ruth Cobb Woodrow Grxffrn Ruthtt Coxwell Danrel Harmon Mae Opal Cav Wllbur Hare F arolyn Goodman Pennln ton Pendarxra Betty Ann lartrnore joe Sexton Atleen Nleel Wtllard Srnrth Jean Sapp Lester Qutton Jeanette Shields Horace Traylor Jeanette Stone James Roy Wrllts Bernie Wood Taylor Leonard Whitehead Betty Jean Whitfield john Cordon Alllll one BLttvJo.a11 Xlfurd lhornas Burfnd joxu Burch Jamu Dunn l3Il1CL D1 ard Duncan llllldV llrstnr Ahu Durham null Il 1111194 lay.. low r Cuorrwp Buxur ll mard lnannute lx1Illl'Jl'Ll Allurt LLL lu fluld Larl Ixuol Murcn Ann Rgdd Ldward Pxrmh Irnnlc lu O Bryan Bllly Ray R1ChILl' Delzm Van Vvhlte Calvm Robcrrs Donnle Ray Southwell Jlrnmy Southwell Buford Stone Donnell Whltfluld Oneal Muchell 1 -,, 1? 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Roberta loom Dovlc Peacock Betty Pell Eugene Rrehards Rebecca PIIIIIIDS Charles Smrth Lmda Wood George Whrte Wlllre D VN se Jrmbo Yates 5 V , dl' ' 4 ., 'f f - - ' -'A' f , , . ., r 7-C H 5 ,ft-.H fx' ' ,xx ' 1 , - .Q sn. X '1 , .gl 1 V Jil! 'lux' r ' A ' 4 up 1 ' A' Fi uv! orb, lg 11: 1 f , ' V. 'Icy of . I , V . --..- at sl' 5 1 m 1 ' 5' ' , , J . . .Q wr .'o 1 --- f X X r' 'i . ' ' l'L 1 I 'N' . X . . ,l f 'Vx N V f I h ' , , v 5 x ' 1 X X S .w'x I W .H ' PZ' 'li' f ' 'Y Q S' I . . , L4 ' ' I -- .--- Y I X-Q N , - . ' ', ' fi. Q I L If ' H 1 I X fr . muff!-L -,..'5,G'ff , ,Wk x Q 4 1- 5- sf 1 ' 1 V 'r N , -, 1 4 I - X 'lu FA MKS C202 ', 'Ui 5 it V , Xxfu , 9 E x lx ' T 4' 6 fn'-' J fb 3 4,1- L' n-YL f ': x ,174 X ourrlonm. uononsocunv x If X 4 7, ..- S f 'iz,,. 7 cowlgf, .L f ' ?: V AY :Rv 4,35 , , :Lk .- Aw ,if 5 ' ' , vwl w A-int'-,yr ,K , VH. I ,iv ' 5. . ,. Xi 7' I Q- ll .u , 1 1, , A M - 1 lf ' a .. , x 1 A h 'Z- . , U A -fm Q 7 5 . - 1' r w Q Q, ' , f . - , 5 W ' ' . 1, .ty Y ,U : we Y- . 1 , ' V' 1 f 1 'U f 5 I . x .W . I 1. r 'N Z i 0 .J- it M,'l'f , . -AT A rg, NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY Christine Ann Atkins Lalla Bailey Martha Barber Jimmie Cobb Louise Cox Rex Davis, Jr. Helen Dunn Betty Lou Garrett Jean Dunn Louise Womble Officers President .... ..... J ean Dunn Vice-President . . . John Morgan Pelt Secretary . . . Louise Womble Treasurer . . . Johnny Hall Reporter . . . Betty Lou Garrett Sponsor . . Mrs. Adams Members johnny Hall Thais Hall Sally McCaskill Marjorie McClellan Mary Beth McDonald Sylvia Neal Robert Newman Marlene Norris Selma Taylor 32 Hazel Parrish Catherine Peak John Morgan Pelt Otheda Pitts Harriet Ramsey Jimmie Kate Ramsey Voncile Smith Mary Lou Spears Mary Edith Thomas THE STUDENT CCLINCIL OFFICERS Harriet Ramsey President Selma Taylor Vice President Jimmy Kearce Secretarv Patricia Finlay Treasurer MEMBERS Don Compton Ellis Yon Bobby Compton Sharon Norris Mary Edith Thomas Duncan Finlay Johnny Hall Ruthis Coxwell Christine Atkins Doyle Peacock Frances Ayers Miss Peacock, Mrs. Bailey -- Co-sponsors ll IE' IIB' C N4 'iff' c'J.,,, xv in 3 MEMBER Presrdent Vrce Presrdent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Advrser C L Capps Don Clemmons Jrmmy Coleman James Frelds Johnny Grrffrn E C Holley Robert Johnson James Mayo Douglas Peacock Ellrs Yon Jack Frelds Charles Ray Howell Brady McClellan Burl Peacock Donald Wood R L A ford Hewey Clemmons Brooks Cobb Royce Gene Coxwell Houston Grlbert Horace Huggrns T All GJ -fig? 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QQ CQ' ULTOD 1 Ulu OFFICERS Rrchard Leath Robert Newman Bobby Sutton Busby Barley Srlas Greene Jr Carl Krmorel Von Montford Bobby Tyre Ronal Wood Amos Barley J L Barley Jrmmy Kearce Reggre Redfern Johnnre Scott Edward Stevens Darryl Taylor Wallace Womble John R Alexander Amos Howard Jr James Laramore Jackre Peacock Jackre Peacock John R Alexander Bobby Tyre Jrmmy Kearse Laddre Wrllrams Mr Summers Thomas Earl Whrtfreld C B Wood Joe Bracewell Bobby Compton Brlly Allen Raymond Barley Thomas McClellan Joe Rcdfern Maronr Shuler Jr Jrmmre Suggs Warren Whrte Herman Mrtchell Jarres V Hollon Jr Brlly Joe Johnson Melvrn Lord Lee Sumners Laddre Wrllrams Herman Taylor Jrmmy Merkrson Don Compton F FA HI OTES BY LADDIE WILLIAMS In 51 52 our F F A chapter partrcrpated rn a number of projects actrvrtes and contests all of them educatronal One of our projects was rarsrng chrckens for the banquet whrch was a jornt F F A and F H A affarr The F F A has taken lots of prrde rn the agrrculture burldrng by landscaprng the grounds and parnt mg the burldrng both rnsrde and out Our chapter has co operated wrth the school by burldrng bleachers for the gym lockers for the junror hrgh and by plantrng shrubbery Durrng the year every chapter member vrsrted the home farmtornspect the rndrvrdual project of every other member The chapter en masse attended the North Florrda Farr rn Tallahassee where the chapter was represented by an exhrbrt Srx members attended the State Farr rn Tampa Another rmportant event on our chapter calendar was our Federatron Party Thrs affarr was attended by more than 350 persons rncludrng school offrcrals, faculty and chapter members from Calhoun and Lrberty countres. A trrp to the oyster bar was also thoroughly enjoyed by our members. At the Sub Drstrrct contest rn Brrstol, Aprrl 23, 1952, the Blountstown chapter, F. F. A won frrst place rn Publrc Speakrng, Strrng Band, and Quartet. The chapter feels that much credrt for rts success thrs year rs due to the untrrrng efforts of our advrser, Mr. lack Summers. 34. x , , ,7'-Ri 'k, lr , Q c ,w P X x 5' .ls ' ,,Q 'D x 4. ',L,' -, , 1 J, x fc f Sentinel. . . .. .... . .. . . . .C. B. Wood Y . 1 I . . L I 1 , a . . 1 ' 1 0 O O 9 l ' . ..-v' .lr ,u if 'slim-'L F.H.A.-F.F.A. JGINT BANQLIET The annual F.H.A, -- F.F.A. Joint Banquet was held April 3, 1952, in the high school gymnasium. The evening's guest speaker was Mr. M. C. Eldridge, our former agriculture teacher and F.F.A. Adviser. Both chapters participated in the program by conducting opening and closing ceremonies and by presenting musical selections. The chain pigs for 1952 were awarded to Douglas Peacock, Don Clemmons, Ronal Wood, and Reggie Redfern. The F.F.A. String Band made its first public appearance, receiving a good lreception. About 300 members, parents, patrons and faculty members enjoyed the program and box supper. Food for the informal meal was prepared by the chapter members and lunch room personnel. 39 x 'TQ V ' f' 'K iz- We H 1' A. gg Ill I' 1 Waif. 117' I V -w,-- , . 3 X 2 K i-ig - Div 'p ' fl W ' 'J 5 ,131 QM 'ai A -uag32:i'E..i? 5 ii 1 Q Y W ...,,,,, A fl Q I . s - . It , I ' 1. ' .WS c ,va ggi 4 W f W5 X 3- f ii 1. Ax 2 .,,, ' V' ,A,, I. Z U ' x q A 4 tx . 1 A fi L li ,T A rigfl. ::f1 , , ' x .. fa A ' 'V P f?fffY'?7 0,Q rg, ff 5Qit + ' U 54 'Q ' it -'?m ll L , ' , E5 Q l 4 , .,. A A ' - - - D. 45,3 1 ' W- es i ' ' C? Wiwnmiu L J 'ig rf' 0 i 5 nv fs Ma r., 1 J if 1 ml-,FG A ,-if Q!J4v 5'q3Lz gafwfigiy 1 4.6 ' 03: F Q Q55-fs f' K A GLEE LUBS Off1cers Pfesldeflt Foy Lee SPIVCY V1ce Pres1dent Harrlet Ramsey Sec Treas Cather1ne Peak Reporter Patr1c1a Fmlay D1rector M1-5 Blau' Margaret Dayls Lon Ellen Gxlbert Joyce Nrchols Flora Pelt Bonn1eJcan Whrtehead Betty June Creene Sylvra Peacock Martha Creel Gracle Harden Vonrce Danley Helen Dunn Glennre Thomas Dorothy Haven Silly McCask1ll Madelrne O Bryan T hats Hall Mane Whrtehead PdI1Cl3I1lll3y Patrrcra Kearce Ruth Sapp Jlmmy Rate Ramse Jxmmy Lee Holley J L Bar y Reggre Redfern Jxmmy Kcarce Ralph WHIIS Earl Adams Eddle Clemmons Bobby Compton Y SENICDR HIGH CHORUS Sylvra Ixeel Ada Jane Wntte Foy Lee Sprvey Raymond Wllks Brady McClell1n Jean Dunn Ruby Lee Holley Harriet Ramsey Hazel Parrrsh Joan Parker Blanche Johnson Wellene Southwell Agnes Wooten Margo Norr1s Nancy Smlth Carol Smlth Lalla Barley Frances Ayers Marlene Norrrs Charles Ray Howell R L Alford Jrmmy Pope Tommy Prtdgeon Jxmmy Suggs Edward Stephens Vlhlltam Holley Our Record Peggy Compton Danny Peacock Mary Frances Howard Edna WISC Yvonne Pelt Agnes Mears Chr1st1ne Atkrns Beth McDonald Rex Davrs Jr Warren Whtte James Whtte Catherlne Peak Patsy Davls Jean Vtckers Nancy Flelds June Davls Audrey Webb B1lly Barley Donald Shrelds Ph1l1p Kmght Tommy Davxs Darryl Taylor Robert Newman Thomas McCellan The G1rls' Chorus Boys' Chorus, and M1xed Chorus were rated perlor at the D1str1ct Muslc Festlval III Mar1anna, March Z1 Z2 lcontmued on page 43 The .Tumor H1gh Chorus IS composed of 92 members from grades 7 and 8 These students are very prom1s1ng the outlook for a good Sen 1or Chorus for years to come 1S excellent dl Sf1fa,Wi11iamS Berry Bfacewell Margie Montford . . 'le ' Q J l Su' Z J wwf ANNUAL TAFF TROUBLE SHOOTER Allen Sumner GH EDITORS 3 Sue Boggs Why X E C Honey James Roy W1ll1s V Hester Durham f,f-f if J1l'YlbO Yates V L X 1. GLEE CLUB HI NOTES BLOUN GLEE CLUB WINS HIGH FESTIVAL HONORS Members of Bl0untstownSen1orsH1gh School Glee Club won h1gh honors for then' school and commumty when the m1xed chorus, gxrls' chorus, and boys' chorus all rat d F e Super1or at the State MUSIC est1va1 m Tampa, Aprml 25 and 26. ' f X - , fl N j X x I 1 .P G JUNIOR HI Xxx A X h X x 'f M pf fl V' . . we w ay an x ,HX if I- F 1 XX V I f Oni 11 ' uv I - K 1 m I Q, A il- Q I I 19 ol l- TSTOWN SENIOR HIGH 43 C5 I J HALLOWE'EN CARNIVAL QUEEN Marc1a Ann Redd grade 7 44 Attendants Thais Hall Mary Lou Spears Martha Barber Christine Anne Atkins Margie Montford Sylvia Peacock Sponsored by The Student Council HOMECOMI G QUEE Betty NeSmith fllracewellj Escort Allen Ashley Sumner .0 , 5 , 'v 5 1. G' gl - ,I 15 Q L FLUTE: Robert Newman CLARINETS: Jimmie Ramsey Sue Boggs Betty Whitehead Patricia Kearce Agnes Wooten Carol Smith Patsy Bridges Peggy Compton SAXES: Jimmy Feilds Jimmy Kearce CORNETS: Director, M. A. Correia Warren White Julie Leonard Richard Leath Wm. Earl Hamilton Charles Hawell HORNS: Helen Dunn Dorothy Haven Maroni Schuler BARITONE: Harriet Ramsey TROMBONE: Duncan Finlay BASSES: Tommy Pridgon K V I Lester Sutton PERCUSSION: Jimmy Pope Foy Lee Spivey Catherine Peak Geo. Baxter DRUM MAJORETTE: Maxie Whitehead MAJORETTES: Betty Whitehead Carol Smith Peggy Compton Betty Jean Sweatt Jimmie Cobb Patsy Bridges fi Q x W f XQZ-aft Xnlf if B.H. . BA D HI- OTES A? T' . M. A. Corriea Director The 1951-52 season was one of numerous activities for the B. H. S. Band. From a nucleus of eight members the band grew to a marching membership Of forty headed by nine majorettes. This active organization performed a half-time show at each of the Tigers' football games -- both at home and away. At the Junior game between Bonifay and B'town the band also did a half-time show. Together with these activities, the band sold concessions at severalhome games. At Bristol, the band furnished the music for the dedication of Robertson's Field. Among some of its other activities were the numerous Pep Parades, escorting Governor Warren during his visit to Blountstown, participation in Chipola Junior Col1ege's Homecoming Parade and game, the l-la11owe'en Carnival concert, the Christmas Concert, and the concert at the B'town-Bristol basket- ball game. where the band played an array of Sousa Marches. Following this, the band went into serious rehearsal for the F. B. A. District VI Band Festival held at Tallahassee during March. The B. H. S. Band was one of twenty-four bands participating in this annual Spring event and it came through with flying colors. This was the first time the band had participated at Festival as a class CC band and it came home with the following ratings: Superior in Marching, Excellent in Sight-reading, and Good in Concert. Sgortly before Festival, the Lions and Rotary Clubs donated three new instruments to the band: an E Sousaphone, a French Horn, and an Oboe. These instruments have been badly needed and will aid the band greatly in the coming season. To show its appreciation to the afore-mentioned clubs, the band played at an exhibition basketball game and paraded, and gave an informal con- cert at a rummage sale -- both events being sponsored by the Lions and Rotarians to raise money to pay for the three instruments. At present, a dance band is being organized within the band to sponsor dances to raise money for the band fund. The band is also planning a series of informal get-togethers and concerts with the Altha, Wewa, and Port St. Joe Bands. We are happy to have been able to contribute to the general success of our high school ac- tlvities. 47 , I Catherine Peak Marjorie McClellan Mary Lou Spears Lalla Bailey Blanche Johnson Patricia Finlay Sylvia Neal -299 Sw he ' 7 if K r s 1 ' 5 E' F y via Peacock M, - , v 1 L' A Y M fk 4 S 0 p as-W' Hilda Clemmons Nannette Allgood Josie Hollington Ruth Sapp Carol Smith Mattie Lene O'Bryan Patsy Davis Joyce Nichols Julie Leonard Samme Redfern Christine Atkins 9' President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Parliamentarian Historian Song Leader Carolvn Griffin Joan Heal Yvonne Pelt Dorothy Haven Sara Williams Betty Ann McCaskill Sue Boggs Edna Wise Danny Peacock Agnes Wooten Sandra Eldridge P53410 0 were e Hrs? noon The Home-Making Department held its annual Fashion Show April 10, 1952, in the high school gymnasium. Home- Making students modeled school, sports, dress and street clothes which they had made themselves. The theme of the show was The Easter Parade, featuring murals by Home-Making student Margie Montford. After the Fashion Show, visitors were entertained at a tea in the Grace Warren Cottage. :EQ THE EASTER PARADE Q 0 ,-N , C0 I .n- .1 flglv rl rss, 'nk S I A S J ,f D 'C 'I 1- 4 THE TIGER'S TALE STAFF Editor . . .Allen Sumner Bus. Mgr.. .Lela Stewart Sports Editors .Rex Davis, . . . Don Compton Prod. Mgr. . Johnny Hall Circ. Mgr. .. Thais Hall Mary Frances Howard Asst. Editor .... John M, Pelt Asst. Bus. Mgr. . .Joyce Nichols Feature Editor. Margie Whitfield Art Editor ..... Wynelle Jones Social Editor: Jeanette Williams Advt. Mgr ..... Betty Nesmith Typists Lee Sumner Harriet Ramsey Adviser Mrs. Mary C. Bridges LIBERTY COUNTY MANUFACTURING CO. Hosford, Florida Manufacturers of Rotary Cu? Lumber , 41, F I LIBRARY CLUB The hbrary Club under the d1rect1on of M1ss Sara M Peacock schoo111brar1an renders valuable serv1ces to our school Club members asslst 1n check1ng out books co11ect1ng f1nes f111ng mater1a1s and arrangmg the bulletm boards Perhaps the most valuable serv1ce rendered comes from the proceeds of the annual maga zme sales campa1gn the club s comm1ss1on goes for hbrary subscr1pt1ons to many of the best pubhcatlons 1n the magazme f1e1d Membersh1p 1n the club comes from both Jumor and sen1or h1gh levels however the majormty of the most act1ve members are from grades seven and e1ght 52 I J V ffl , I F In .: ' ' ' '-i ' - I fl E . A 1 n l K' ' . , .I . e he .gl L ' i I - . . I - 1 L , . . I-,:,-6-I f Sv! 3Ll ,. I H , L M Hhudmw X S 4? 'Sf 1? ff' X45 1i1.ol 'N'rs'r0wN, FLA. :5 ,I W , u 1 'Ur' ' . I 3 I I ,Q BANK GP- IBLGUNTST-GWN W Y- . I bf: V- Y O 729 if' Y wifi iv YL 7 T U., gi .. ,,,, -...wan Qing., N ' 'ii L-vs-- .Q N W, ,,.E,- T. V,-, , -Y -1 ,, 4 umm -1- t if -'S 1 in-1, QT. A 4 ., 3' A - -,. 1 f , t .. I -4, Q r - W ,I J -Q i j- ,ui . ' . ' ' Yiy ,il 'OO f . Q - 3 wwf Mags, if .. Q' - f Q 'A -fv--Yin' .'-M., 11.4-f., nz.: '-J YD M-nv' f 'TS if QQ .:r '2'l:-5 :EP ,it -s,,,, WWW Jfffff, air., , .J 4 ,7fs'M1 ,ws at s?f ' 'Q'-1' dial 4:1 Melvrn Lord KE 621 James Laramore KT 401 James Whrte KT 401 Johnny Hall KG 441 hmmy Lee Holley KG 641 Raymond Wrlkes KT 321 Charles Howel KB 141 Amos Howard KE 351 JIITIITIIC Suggs KG 11 THE SQUAD Co Captains 'Don Compton KB 221 Selma Taylor KT 421 Wrllram Holley, Manager Ronny Brantley, ASSISIBHI Manager 'Class of '52 56 'Gus McC1e11anKB 261 Jrmmy Kearce KB 301 Darryl Taylor KC 501 Reggre Redfern KB 281 Rex Davrs KE 601 'Bobby Compton KB 241 'Foy Lee Sprvey KE-381 Joe Redfern KG 251 Warren Whrte KE-201 Blountstown 'Nir- BOYS BASKETBALL THE TEAM VARSIT Y Don Compton Bobby Compton Rex Davis Ir Selma Taylor James Whrte Darryl Taylor Regg1e Redfern hmmy Kearse 40 36 44 JR VARSITY Amos Howard Wrllram Holley Joe Redfern Brady McClellan Raymond Barley Tommy Prrdgeon J L Barley Amos Barley The Record Krnard Apalachrcola Kmard Apalachrcola Brrstol Altha Chattachoochee Port St Joe Wewahrtchka Bnstol Wewahxtchka Altha F. I. S. Chattahoochee F. I. S. GIRL BASKETBALL OUR TEAM Our gxrls part1c1pated m basketball th1s season for the f1rst t1me 1n many years Although the gym wreckmg tornado hurt our season and our g1rls played m but few games they showed prom1se for commg seasons and d1splayed excellent sportsmanshmp The team was composed of Max1e Wh1tehead Tha1s Hall Har r1et Ramsey Betty June Green June Dav1s Samm1e Redfern Von c1lle Sm1th Mary Frances Howard Peggy Compton,and Jean Vmckers Miss Sara Margaret Peacock served as girls' coach. Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown Blountstown OUR RECORD 58 Hosford Altha Port St. Joe Wewahitchka Wewahitchka Altha 4 9 - - 'fi i Blountslown Blountstown Blountsrown Bloumstown Blountstown Bloumstown Bloumstown Blountstown Blountstown Jlmmy Pope Ph111p Knight Joseph Spears Amos Howard, Jr. Bobby Compton Don Compton Tommy Pridgeon X- BASEBALL F, I. S. Port St. jvc Apalavhiwla Panama City Wcwahizchka Port St. Jvc V, I, S, Panama City Apalachicola Rex Davis, Jr. Reggie Redfern Joe Redfern Richard Leath Selma Taylor R. L. Alford Jimmy Kearse HERBERT SPENCER AYERS Class of I947 5: f x4 . Xjwlb um n H 'Q u 1 rr? Pelt's Yates Trading Company Christo's W. T. McCle1lon Wholesale Company Drive-,In Theater Hollinger and Peak, Insurance T.,E. Yon's Department Store Ray Layne's Service Station St. Joseph Telephone 8: Telegraph Company Marianna and Blountstown R. R. Co. 4 ll 'M 4 iff' S , ,-.: .fu SPoNsoRs SmnLL QPR? L1Jlwo's : who Agp w YOUR WWII Mmghty oaks from little acorns grow--- I musmno - 9 J GOR Sha, ny' . of all1'Rf1oeS N58 l 5 , . ' 'L6oa'olJ 6 Ure' SCC5 USD N ,Yah The N14 H1 1 bnQ E SSD ,rv , H, f ka, wr? f l if in if 'HBA 'V.-J3?-M-P - a EK , H jlnvis H-o. .9f -fo on L' 1 iT 4 1 comes Qf.'fi L 3141- iz , which ,, -151 birdie,- ,qf fge 54,73 'Q T4 llnlrsno ,ix 1 WHO'S WHO SENIOR HIGH MOST ATHLETIC Peggy and Don Compton 'wx X 7. .nfl O I' MOST MUSICAL Harrxet Ramsey and Warren White img it-.-tat- -. 3' 'litre iilnung-....,,,, iiitnnn illinn IU ,B-1 .ar tsunam- QQ Qiwlur QU i wind! 1 1' sr' 3 v-...J NEATEST Sylvia Peacock and Foy Lee Spivey WHO'S WHO MOST DRAMATIC Mary Edith Thomas Foy Lee Spivey MOST STUDIOUS Sylvia Neel John Morgan Pelt f CUTEST COUPLE Joan Parker Rex Davis, Jr, -if ,Lv 0 . 452, v VM., . ya WHO'S WHO PRETTIEST Marjorie Montford BEST LOOKING Allen Sumner MOST DIGNIFIED Wynelle Jones and Robert Newman CUT EST Joan Parker and Jimmy Suggs BEST CITIZENS Catherine Peak and Johnny Hall QI Burns' Drug Store Jack's Drive-ln Rex Davis Bill Yon I. B, White Sponsors 66 Kearce's Grocery Lowery's White Springs Sweatt's Cleaners Hollinger and Peak I'-X WHO'S WH WITTIEST June Davis and Jerry Ward MOST COURTEOUS Catherine Peak and Lee Sumner 3 MOST POPULAR Catherine Peak and Selma Taylor 4 l in A J. A. Peacock I. Drew Hall W, L. Bailey Mrs. Hannah B, C, W. Shelton Sponsors Gaskin 67 George C. Guilford John H. Russell Byron Jones I. C, Tucker 1, K, Musgrove Most Studious Best Citizens Most Courteous Neatest Cutest Most Dependable Most Athletic Most Musical Wittiest WHCYS WHO fin Junior Highj Dewey Barber, Sharon Norris Ellis Yon, May Opal Gay Ellis Yon, Mary Ann Warwick Gary Harrison, Marcia Ann Redd Floyd Williams, Sandra Eldridge Roderick Newman, Ann Bryant Richard Leath, Gayle Bozeman Penny Pendarvis, Julie Leonard Choice Pate, Janice Dillard as an 3:15 'gr 4, . -Ax . if .fi XY -- I 6 . 1-5. is Belles on Their ees Sponsored by LIBERTY COUNTY MANUFACTURING COMPANY HOSFORD, FLORIDA 70 .PAF 3 S fa-'2 -. R t X 1 w ,pf . P' if 3 1 'Q V 'Ep A I 'pa'-3.3 f 'A 1 : ', 24-f W 1' 1,0 5 in Q5 9 -W Al ill'-N X '15- ' x r X 3 CCMMENCEMENT THEME 52 Toward a Peaceful World Sponsors C U Parker Nhlady s Braun S? op Q, p y om Nr. bon N3T10l'ld1B1SCLl1ICOH1D3Ily Th Cofu Shop D F Stanflll Vdl1a,yC,afL 74 Q mx n 2, , 1 4 ' I' 1 R, L, Leath Marion B, Kmgzht Jones Dru Com an T rl' ' ' ' ' c u Q in? me v I 5,4 I 2' PPUIZIUNIIL inf. 7 '4f 'L' C E A M -s' if F v fi f w-.,, ' ,- M.--W- 4M-nl 1' l- f , ' I Q QQ, LM' N 2' .mv-..-. .,-Q,-Q 1-'-K ni? May May June June June Senior Calendar 23rd The Jumor Sen1or Banquet 30th The Semor Play 3rd Faculty Semor P1cn1c 8th Commencement Sermon 9th Commencement EXCTCISCS 77 ,J at , V ,- . , 5 1 .- g3 r'-f ' 4' M - I A maj , .- A of ,n I S-4..s4ae JW Am e4 of lr Qi- ' -frm., Q ' . 4 O '52 4 7 1 :I I n i N S ti. up , -..--..- Q 2 Sh li ii ll ,- TL 1 : Elf' ' x Q - ,Q - IE-514333 i uns- ' A Q Q - Av l,.' 151-Un 1 I '-RCI ith n- an ,K .Ai Y nh-Q ,- un,- .:-I-' Y .r. y. - ,V . ,f,. if -3 2, BIIQQQIQ? . ICI! 'Y 1 .1 .....,., -p..,,1 Y.,-'-. - 1- 1 i i HO OR GRADUATES Harriet Ramsey Valedictorian Louise Womble Salutatorian D, A, R, Citizenship Award Jean Dunn Danforth Awards Activities Award School Spirit Award Citizenship Award Music Award Athletics Award E 3 f I F f W F Ill - Q JJ- n l t.,, Jean Dunn, Lee and Alle Harriet Ramsey Mary Frances Howard Lela Stewart Harriet Ramsey Don and Bobby Compton 4 i I r 'O n Sumner : fl- ' '1-iff,,.. J 3 . I. in' my Q70 VH places ENIOR BIG WHEEL MOST STUDIOUS Jean Dunn Brlly Joe Johnson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Harrret Ramsey Lee Sumner MUST ATHLETIC Maxre Whrtehead Don Compton MOST DEPLND XBLE Jean Dunn Allan and Lee Sumner BEST ALL RO UND Harrxet Ramsey Allen Sumner 80 I 1 . 1