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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

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I would like to say that patrons of the Blountstown School should be very proud of their school children, because I firmly believe that we have as good a student body as can be found in any school. We must not rest on our laurels though--next year we will strive for even a better school. Sincerely, E. MOODY ELDRIDGE Supervising Principal O I 0 0 0 The sun has set on the 1953-54 term of school, and we feel our efforts have not been in vain. Our principal concern has been the welfare of the child, and we as teachers have worked toward that end. We have put forth 'a special effort to bring the home and school closer together. We are indeed grate- ful that this has been realized by cooperation of the parents with us through the P. T. A. Our parents and teachers have been very loyal, sincere, and cooperative in planning and executing our plans for the wel- fare of the children and the community. We are looking forward to the new year with hopes of even a better school. Sincerely, CHAPPELL MILLERGREN Assistant Principal It .M 119' 'L ' IS ,I T' G jj 54? MRS GERALDINEF ADAMS Enghsh Social Studxes MRS IESSIEM BAILEY Marhemaucs MRS ELODIA SCHWENDEMAN Enghsh Soc1a1Stud1es MR H T ROMINE Commerce MR. IAMES I. VEASEY Science MR. MICHAEL KYNN Physical Education 54 MRS. JUNE KYNN Physical Education MR. WILLIAM BARBER Math and Science MRS. SARA GASKIN English and Social Studies MISS JUNE SMITH Spanish, English, and Social Studies MR. JOHN ABBOTT Social Studies, Math and Science MRS. ANNIE WOOD FINLAY Vocational Home Economics 'j,,,r. fn' . A D, X .KV . N s gd 1 A - 'fi J li LUN .-. 'AA-QQ sw if F x at I A ,,,.. L. , -Q gh 'X J 'As .7 .1- 'E ,Ab S. 25 in I .MSX ,Ting N I asf .np A 54-7 MRS. MARGARET GARRETT MRS, ANNIE IO MALONE MRS SELENE D. SHIPMAN MRS. ALTA GRAHAM MR. HOWARD JOHNSON MRS RUTH SCOTT MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS, MRS. MRS MISS MRS. FANNIE KATE STEWART ANNIE B. TAYLOR RUTH AYERS CLARICE WILLIAMSON SARAH MCELWEE .TEANETTE IOHNSON MYRTLE WILLIAMS RUBY COOK A DA HOLLEY PEA RL MA RT IN MISS LAQUITA FAIRCLOTH No Picture: MRS. BETTY PAUL HAYES MRS. CLARA JONES MRS. MARIE PENDARVIS DUPHA M g?fZfL7fZ'5' 52229205 5965232 I2 EADY-TO -VVENR WZWW Jiffy? M OTCDIZ CC. CFOIZDJ C.CI. COTZBIN WWICOMPANY SHIIUHS H949 The Seniors stand out during Homecoming . . and Ha11owe'en1 Qand all through the yearj Congratulations .... from NEAL LUMBER COMPANY 1. 1 I aff CLASS OFFICERS ROBEKI' NEWMAN - President MEIGS BOGGS - Vice President JEAN VICKERS - Secretary R. L. ALFORD - Treasurer MRS. GERALDINE F. ADAMS - Sponsor CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS MOTTO 7 Not for ourselves, but for all. 7 Y 'ER v. m'-A, 'QT -- Hfw hiffgk- x., 9' ' ,f As many good points as a pack 1 ,3 7 , as -.45 -any 'is Q 7 S- -.., Ia,4f A l v 1 't ,Q l PQ 2 Sometimes I sit and think, but MEIGS BOGGS She's as fond as an Arab of dates. FHA 3-41 C-lee Club 3-43 Band 3, R, L, ALFORD of pins. FFA 1-2-3-4g Baseball 1-2-3 45 Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Football 3-4g B Club 3-45 Honor Soci- ety 4. FLOYD ANDERSON Worry little, study less--his idea of happiness. FFA 4. MINNIE R. BRACEWELL Ring on her finger--man on her mind. Glee Club 1-2-45 FHA 3-4g Library Club 3. ROMA COMERFORD Her quiet ways only add to her charm. FHA 3-4. RAYMOND BAILEY most times I just sit. Basketball 2-3-45 Football 3: FFA 2-3-4g Who's Who 3g B Club 3-4. AMIOUS BAILEY Qulet and shy--a real sweet guy, SUY- H FFA 2-3-4g B Club 4g Basket- ball 2-3-1, Who's Who 3. BETTY BLAIR Quietness can be deceiving. FHA 1-2-3-49 Library Club 3g Glee Club 3. MARIE DANIELS Lovely to look at--delightful to know. Glee Club 3-4. JIMMY KEA RSE The world sure'd be dull with- out me. Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Football 1-2-3-4g Baseball 1-2-3-4g Student Council 1-2g B Club 3-43 Band 1-2g Basketball 1-25 Library Club 2-35 FFA 1-2-3. ROBERT NEWMAN 'FLASHING eyes, red hair, carefree ways and debonair. Glee Club 1-2-3-4g Student Council 35 Dramatics Club 45 Who's Who 1-2-3-45 Band 1-2- 'U X .os - 'WN 0' ,J ,. f S fi l-. ,ws 'K 1 -if Q, E V ymik I A af Q. ' 'Tit R 3-4g FFA lg Honor Society 2-3-4. PAT SY DA VIS 'Neat, sweet, and hard to beat. Glee Club 1-2-3-4g Band lg Dramatic Club 3-4g FHA 1-2-3g Annual Staff 45 Who's Who 35 Honor Society 3-4. ,.,,-if cgi 'Vx 1 Q like 49 -'W ai' '-if BETH MCDONALD I'm not arguing with you--I'm telling you. Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Library Club 1-2-35 Honor Society 2- 3-43 Band lg FHA 3-45 Annual Staff 4. JUDY WYNN Men may come and men may go--but not if I can help it. Glee Club 45 Cheerleader 4. AILENE GUILFORD Dancing feet, laughing eyes-- wonder where her fortune 1les,' FHA 1-2-3-4g Glee Club 2. AUDREY WEBB Love is the greatest of all educators--fl am educatedj. Glee Club 2-3-43 FHA 25 Dramatics 3-4. JOE REDFERN Ioe's usually quiet and shy, but we all know he's an all'round Glee Club 1-3g Football 1-2 Baseball 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1- 2-3g FFA 1-2-3-4g B Club 3-4g Dramatics Club 4. REGGIE REDFERN If at first you don't succeed-- oh well, skip it. Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Basketball 2-4g FFA 1-2-35 Football 1-2-3 4g Baseball 1-2-3-4g Dramatics Club 4g B Club 3-43 Who's who 3. TOMMY PRIDGEON He reminds us of champagne, he's always bubbling over. Glee Club l-2-3-43 Baseball 1-2-45 Dramatic Club 4g Br ciub 3-4g Band 1-2-3-4. 3 BOBBY ROOKS S 1 may look innocent and quiet, stef but woe when a teacher is out ,,.....--4' of sight. Glee Club 3g Football 4g Basket- ball 3-4g Baseball 3-4g B Club 3-45 Honor Society 3-4. GRACIE HARDEN Generally spea king- -I'm generally speaking. Glee Club 1-2-4g Library Club 3. HELEN DUNN , 1 Y Good things come in small as packages. Band 1-2-3-41 Glee Club 1-2- 3-45 Annual Staff 4g Tiger's Tale 35 Honor Society 2-3-4. RUTH HERNDON nv, fri Never trouble trouble, 'til trouble troubles you. ,aj Glee Club 4. q-4-Q MAUDELL ETHERIDGE Calmly and peacefully she 'fl' treads 1ife's way. FHA 2-3 -4g Honor Society 4. N i . ' W.. v-2....a,w. nj K? 1 C w MARONI SHULER, IR, The wrong way always seems the more reasonable, Glee Club 1-2-43 Basketball lg FFA l-25 Football lg Baseball l-2g Dramatics 4. IOSIE HOLLINGTON What I ought not--I do. Glee Club 2-3-43 FHA 2-3-4g Library Club 4. IIMMY SUGGS 'Very bashful--so I'm toldg So nice a boy should be more bold, Glee Club 2-3-4g Who's Who 2 FFA 2: Student Council 3. BETTY ANN MCCASKILL 'Ready to help all the while, a sense of humor and a smile.' FHA 1-2-3-4g Library Club 3: Dramatics 3-45 Science Club 4 DARRYL TAYLOR I love workg I could sit and watch it for hours. Glee Club 2-.3 -45 Basketball 2-3-45 B Club 3-4g Who's Who 3g Football 2-3 -4g Student Council 45 FFA 2g Tiger's Ta1e3 JEAN VICKERS My hair is too dark to make a good angel. Glee Club 2-3-43 FHA 2-43 Dramatics 3-4: Tiger's Tale 3. IIMMIE KATE RAMSEY A galwith Personality +, she's tops with all of us. Glee Club l-2-3-4, Library Club 2, Cheerleader 3, Annual Staff 4, Honor Society 2-3-4, FHA lg Band 1-2, Student Council 3-4. JOSEPH SPEARS 'I'm as bad as the worst--but thank goodness, I'm as good as the best. Baseball 1-2-3-4, FFA 1, An- nual Staff 43 Glee Club lg B Club 4g Honor Society 4. SYLVIA NEEL 'Her gentle ways, her earnest eyes, disclose a spirit sweet and wise. Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Band 3, Honor Society 2-3-4, FHA 1-2. SALLY MCCASKILL She's bright, witty, intelligent, too, we wouldn't swap her for ten of you. Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Cheerleader 1-2, Drarnatics Club 3, Honor Society 2-,3-4, FHA lg Science Club 45 Annual Staff 4. WALLACE WOMBLE One case where red hair and temper don't go together. Glee Club 1-3-43 B Club 3-49 FFA 1-2-3, Football 3-4g Dramatics Club 4. n ADA JANE WHITE It's nice to be natural, when you're naturally nice. Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Library n Club 1-2-3g Dramatics Club 3-4g Honor Society 3-4, Annual Staff 45 FHA 1. AZ? cv, 2 -can-7' 'U' 'Q r' 1 ff, lb 5 A. P- g-'49s YTD' I fv 'X 'S-. W--nu., -:T Apr 1 in A5 w I X4 f '- ' . F .2 E 5.5 35 'fx WILLLA M HOLLEY 'Teachers and classrooms are my only objections to educat Glee Club 1-2-3-4g Basketball 1-2: Football 2-35 FFA 1-2-45 Student Council 2g Dramatics Club 4. HAZEL SIMS Never idle, never still, always smiling, always will, FHA 2-3-43 Tiger's Tale 3g Glee Club 2g Library Club 4g Dramatics Club 4. JERRY WARD Why should the devil have all the fun? Glee Club l-2-3-45 Football 1-2-3-43 Library Club 23 FFA 1-2-3g B Club 3-43 Dramatics 3-4. JOYCE WILLIAMS So tall, pretty, calm and cool. FHA 3-4. WARREN WHITE Fate tried to cover me up by naming me White. Glee Club 1-2-3-4g Football 1-2-45 FFA 1-2g B Club 4g Band 1-2-3-43 Dramatics 4g Who's Who 2-3g Library Club 2. MARLENE NORRIS Neat little, sweet little person. Library Club lg Dramatics 4g Glee Club 1-2-4g Honor Society JUIIIUHS Congratulations -- BANK OF BLOUNTSTOWN The Bank of Personal Service, and HOLLINGER AND PEAK fGenera1 Insurance, A Good Education Is Always a Wise Investment ------ ' f Y. 1, QW -.5 Above: CLASS OFFICERS .. 4 .x E A,-. r-TY ' ': M ,433 5 l ....... 4, 4 1 , .- L 42 U .M N. JH h gg' Q l elf an 3 - 2-,mv cmdaw CAROL SMITH A RALPH WHITE YVONNE PELT DONALD WOOD cgi BETTY JANE WHITEHEAD RONALD WOOD SARA WILLIAMS Inc 7 b -'fmt Kvslx' EDNA WISE , Q 55 AGNB WOOTEN ' 4 X JOYCE YON . if AS' p-. A - x pv- ww1m1I ' 5 ,wrff WIQ ' 'Us' NN.: - ., I Q i .Y 'Ni ,Q 4115 'U' qu..-1, K 4 '45 d,.A. TSI C!f '-'v 1-J EARL ADAMS BERNICE ARMSTRONG JAMES BAILEY 'hh 3 20 ...tl ' X , , , 1k,ii,,5wg3?i3,5yg?r,,,:5f.f3N,,. , V, . v? C . FRANCES A YERS vw! RONNY BRANTLEY 1' ! 'Y MARTHA BLACKWELL f ,, -I q. E ' 5 'fs' EDDY CLEMMONS VONICE DANLEY F. M, DANIELS NANCY FIELDS TOMMY DAVIS PATRICIA FINLAY JACK FIELDS I DOROTHY HAVEN ' if GEORGE HARRELL -E-4 ' .57- 1.1 IO ANN HEAL CHARLES RAY HOWELL GWENDOLYN HERNDON BLANCHE JOHNSON THOMAS MCCLELLAN IANICE JOHNSON '4' 4' rf, 1 'sg Nv. l' ' nf 5, A 4 7' C' -any , I Fld eff-:Y wind A x R J .41 L X N I 'Q 09 j'TQQ Qing? - : , 4 24? Qin. if ,iv X., va-7' -Q. -rv , il BURL PEACOCK PATRICIA KEARSE JIMMY POPE AGNES MEARS JOHNNY ROOKS JOAN PARKER DANNIE PEACOCK BOBBY TYRE SYLVIA PEACOCK '3- Q-af ff, go I . I Q q,,.. ,U N V .s 'X 5 -.1.,. lv - ki ,v ixv t 4 N ix. . BJJEQI 1 tg qlifgf ekf rg . g,ft,g1,5A1 g -C Q -A ,w1fzf11 - 5 ,1 ' ' 5 N if x 1 11.17-M111 I, f ' K,-.aff-', Ly, . . J ,fav v' ,, 'I A hi :gh J ., alslm.a- V, 'I xi- r. The Jolly Juniors believe that all work 1 and no play makes Jack a dull boy. . Congratulations ..... from LIBERTY COUNTY MANUFACTURING COMPANY SUPHUIHUHES FITIU IE E Fi N Congratulauons, Txgers. . . ST, JOE PAPER COMPANY 'V ff pl 3 '1 -1 .-lllllnuuulpq :-1. , ,ff 5 Congratulations. . . IITNEY - JUNGLE fsave a' nickel on a quarterp 0-,4 Left: CLASS OFFICERS Busby Bailey, Sue Boggs, Patricia Brock, Ann Bryant, Don Clemmons, Jimmy Coleman, Royce Gene Coxwell, Doris Curlee, Sandra Eldridge, Doris Etheridge, Houston Gilbert, Johnny Griffin. ' i-- YQ' 5 - : I V 9 , , 5' ,r ' M uw' fiksx .I -dm, X 3 'iff H ff'- , Ht i 2-flip .l F 4 'Y mf , ' 5 1 , , fl . ir: , G Tw 1 AD f .W it , , , 2 , .X , , as s W 4 F' wh , J 1 1 F Q , W.. A if ' , if J fliil3 'M' ,V iw, Z r 2 ialggl g . - aj! H E , , .' 115 , 1 fl iv 65 , v , 'wry - .h w H ' , if JK Robert Johnson, Joyce Kelso, Julie Leonard, Ioe Marshall, Jimmy Merkison, Von Montford, Henry Nichols, Sharron Norris, Samme Redfern, Charles Richards, Virgil Smiley, Ellis Yon. 0- Right: cLAss OFFICERS Wwe- Iohn Abbott, Dewey Barber, Gayle Bozeman, Patsy Bridges, C. L. Capps, Evelyn Cawthom, Brooks Cobb, Buddy Curlee, Culen Dawson, Sandra Dawson, Carolyn Dykes, James Fields. .V H . , :E-gif-K irfik-,-Lf-j..: . I I g i f, . f l, ' 1 is J 5 r it t It r .- A 7 A ir up ' ff, lil 'X - f 4 'LH ,,t.,3lF..,,,..,,g,,,:s,.f , ,H tt , hm. t. , L Q Ziff? Y Q L 'N 'hw an V . . , ,M y K , ' - 'IM' L A .',. ,,. I A H .,C B 43' 1. . 3 'dw . , xw. xx ,, , Via' 'ftkyff f R .f . ,5 W, ,, A V: t.-...WM-f , ' ? .A .ml My A l .. - g. ., ,os rms.. tml' A K W kkk I FJ I W , 'J gf Al S PHGKJUQ WPJ h'07:iF112. 545 ' if ff, ,yrs-., gk J- fafa , ,JZ www X ,,,, , Jr J M .J ,X ,ff if x j ' ,f ,Nh ly MX Br 35. i j it of , MVK 1 - ? ,W M 526 Hier lsrsfsztffffoaklifg Mu f- .fel ,V ,ff,t'?Q50 ,. L2 'ffK,,,gr.a1' A V, -,rf X,-ff ,aa nn aa ff :pf ff fmrvwf Carolyn Griffin, Gary Harrison, Rodney Johnson, Ann Kirkland, Richard Leath, Roderick Newman Douglas Peacock, Marvin Porter, Annie Will Sellars, Bobby Sutton, Patsy Varnom, W. L. Watson Annette Williams, Floyd Williams, Iohn Wynn, Hilda Clemmons. IZHESHIHEH Q- Left: CLASS OFFICERS Jimmy Bailey, Joyce Burch, Bertie Lou Daniels, Lavon Donaldson, Duncan Finley, Bill Finley, Janice Fowler, Opal Gay, Wilbur Hare, Jeanette Kimbrel. 1 , fsi. Q' Eff- Jak ga if i rim .',, 1 ' 'V ,e i 1- st i Wh' 4283? :':f ,,.: 'Q 's..., Bi if 'iw- X., as 5? A f' H1555 i X Sjggnr ,KS Q 2 ygy i ,,.V, g age-at 5, WH Q 41 , , A . -nw gf- 1 1 - I 5 '...,..,.df gi QW' , . , I i,,, - f '!' lly Joe Lord, Frances Lord, Edward Parrish, Penny Pendarvis, Rebecca Phillips, Marcia Ann Redd, Jeanette Shields, Lester Sutton, Bernie W. Taylor, Leonard Whitehead, Donnell Whitfield, James Ray W illis. 7-3 Right: CLASS OFFICERS A Betty Jean Alford, Janice Allen, Ruby C. Barfield, Hewey Clemmons, Ruthie Coxwell, Janice Dillard, Hester Durham, Joe Fields, Carolyn Goodman, Woodrow Griffin, David Howell, Roberta Jones. We IU08U5y 'V gk J.. We e4-W. We! 55671101 i, ,EW VAYI A E , if l 1 x bil 'WF A nc? iisriafrwl? ,E 'I ist E' Zu S 5 .J gh gb, me an 4 R Q o i we if i ...fd wwf? effifpi M: 5 'tl' ,, 9 ' if Johnny Long, Aileen Neel, Doyle Peacock, Margaret Porter, Jean Sapp, Willard Smith, Jeanette Stone, Billy Suggs, Delzia Van White, George White, Betty Jean Whitfield, Willie D. Wise. 1 Left: CLA SS OFFICERS William Bailey, Ruth Cobb, Art1e Mae Cook, Helen Cook, James Dmmn, Norma Dykes, Roy Flowers, Johnny Fowler, Margaret Godwin, Minnie Hall, Dan Harrison, Donny Holly. Haw yt F ish r l rl s 5 m 3 wr Lx 3 . m Y. A J yy. , NUM 'Mm V S if .,,. ? 1' f ,Q 5 3 Betty Ann Laramore, Albert Lee Layfield, Lennie Lee O'Bryan, Betty Pelt, June Pitts, Eugene Richards Billy Ray Richter, Charles Smith, Donnie Ray Southwell, Horace Traylor, Joe Williams, Linda Wood, James C. Yates. JUIIIUH HIIJH Hats Off to a Good School, from 5m'!eg-Zfdefkiga TUC KEI2 CHEVROLET CO. MEN'S STORE fSa1es and Service, as f bf Ii A . l xl-I 6'-ri Mary Lou Adams Elsie Mae Alday Betty Arrant Fernwood Bailey John Bailey Mary Frances Bryant Wayne Cawthorn Donnie Coxwell Lincoln Coxwell Loraine Fields Beth Finlay Josephine Flowers A. I. Hayes George Boxter Howard Charles McCroan Mary Parrish Gladys Pitts f. yo 9: 5-1 0-1 5.- James Pope V Clarence Powell Nancy Pridgeon Joan Richards James Shuler Virginia Smiley Atkins Stone Dwight Thomas James Wilkes Joe Wood Below: CLASS OFFICERS 3 A C' Y F Q. ' N I V I ifytv- I 'ii '11 X- Claire Armstrong Cathy Ayers Charles Bozeman Ronnie Coxwell Joe Gay Lois Guilford Emily Guy Mary Virginia Knight Alice Layfield Helen Morgan Marilyn McCroan Jeanette Parrish John Charles Peacock Miriam Powell Winnie Ray Price Olivia Richards Afton Smith Alice Nell Stone Effie Surron Bobby Tucker Glenn T. Warren Vernell White Leon Williams J. W. Yon Below: 8 B CLASS OFFICERS R ,v . na :W-.um-1'-nezw-1.--. .,-,f f -ff,-f. .,., , Er.r.,.,, ,. 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Godwin Bobbie Jean Guilford Sandra Howard Wilbur Kimbrel Dona Leonard Dorothy McCrean Hazel McDaniel Lenwood Montford Sharon Peavy David Pippin Gail Pitts Frances Price Carolyn Powell Norma Jane Savell Patsy Smith Gloria Southwell Tommy Swearengin Johnnie Temple Norval Tyre Louise Weathers Carol Yates Jerry Young Below: Class Officers .AK A fw V-.1 M X, :sf C 'Irie -Q in -1, 4 if .ar 6' aa- lg., ark W 315, gi' xt: -qflx 14. -K 5 . 4. NL F- f ,c 'm '-, X . NLLAJ i wr- ' '91, Q.-r N 6 'aft , 6 ,' V' 1 't 5 N ui . . 1 Riff 1'3- ...,,,,,-Q -.47 :Y 4-Q fv- 42 14 1' 'I -ft A , . ir-I --- lf r HJ 1 X r' 1 4 'A ' x Q V X 2.4 V' v, 4 R ., .,a. t 'X Q- -'S ' 1, V I . I X x ' ' ton 4' kia ks' 4' 4:1 ily' J af I . it ix 1 i -Q 5' x.4v 4 I 7-Z Wilma Bontrager Frances Jean Abbott Bernie Lee Adams Rebecca Barfield Jean Clements Johnnie Clernmons Jimmie Creamer Kenneth Creamer John M. Davis Ethel Inez Fowler Jean Fowler - r as 'J John W, Godwin Q4 A Roy F. Haan Mary Joyce Johnson .1-, L , h 1 ' Q H H Sue Kirkland - 'w'Kw-f4f55Jfs- ,,xzs414free'f?f15sA :S D. W. Lipford Charlie H. Montford Patsy McC1e11an Tommy McClellan Archie Parrish Mildred Peacock Ella Mae Phillips f.:1' 2 :.. w .,s,: ., H1611 PM 'i' Helen Pope Johnnie Roy Redd Carolyn Richards -J., A lyin Roberts hl i -V Charlene Schwendeman Cary Sexton Edwin Strawn Gene Strickland Ierald Thomas Shirley Willis Bobby Young Below: CLASS OFFICER mfg cfs fs, 43 far 'et f 'lmzzfif-PE? Q1 Lfeii'QF2f335S'W?f25 lizwzgsfasfgszuazfsf a rf? jg,3r,,fft5521 5. 5 ,I :EY - iz vii-?i'2fA1E f?332'1t, V if ASTE? - Sw ? 'Liz 1, , A rr:- V 5555725525 as aa L X H AQ ' i fra vi ,,r,,.,, t.,r., , . 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WEST FLORIDA GAS I .T and I 1 FUEL CO M E YOUNG Agent de ,-4 Sag L' 'Q' Z '!: I i o K w Dear Reader, It is our fondest hope that you will enjoy owning this book as much as we have enjoyed editing it. We have endeavored to present our school as it really is--a school that knows how to work and how to play, a school where students and faculty work together in common causes, a school that knows how to win and how to lose, a school that is good but is bound to be better! Sincerely , Jimmie Kate Ramsey ,-.. S Q , M Q- ' ,,, .V 4 1 f 'X K nn ' i'w'fw STAFF MEMBERS Jimmie Kate Ramsey, Sally McCaskill, Patsy Davis, Helen Dunn, Raymond Bailey, Beth McDonald, Joseph Spears, Ada Jane White, Carol Smith, Sara Williams, Sylvia Peacock, Donald Wood, Bobby Tyre, and Johnny Rooks. Staff Advisor MRS. IESSIE M. BAILEY T7 gg' V55-fr' ...4 eg! gb-t ,. , , , -0 la .'Qdls laden' edlvtdfz The Student Council is one of the most important organizations in the school, The members are selected by the student body to represent them in all their school matters. The council has accomplished very much this year toward school spirit and service. The first thing we did toward promoting school spirit was to co -sponsor Homecoming. At Christmas, we awarded a prize for the best decorated room, the honors going to the Junior Class. Our main service project was buying a projector which was greatly needed for the school. We conducted our election of officers for the year of 1954-55, and the council was in charge of elections for all the other organizations. Our annual money-making project is operating the supply store. The council feels that it has had a very successful year and has had wonderful advisors and officers. President ---- Vice President - - Jimmie Kate Ramsey Patricia Finlay Richard Leath - -Carolyn Dykes - - Frances Ayers Edward Parrish John Charles Peacock Mary Lou Adams Julie Leonard Donna Leonard Doyle Peacock Shirley wiuis James Dunn Sponsor: MRS. GASKIN dictum! game accede As in years past, this has been another successful year for the Blountstown Chapter of the National Honor Society. This year we initiated into the society thirteen students from the 10th, 11th, and 12th grades. There are a number of service projects of which we are especially proud. We were co- sponsors of the Homecoming celebration. At Christmas, we collected toys from N. H. S. mem- bers and members of the Junior and Senior classes to distribute to needy families. We were able to provide four large families with toys for each child. In March, eleven of our members in- stalled a National Honor Society chapter in Crawfordville. Other projects which we carry out annually are listed below. 1. Red Cross and March of Dime Drives in the High School. During these drives, mem- bers gave speeches and collected donations from each class. 2. Each week we provided a bulletin board display in the hall. 3. Members relieved teachers of selling tickets at basketball and football games. 4. We sponsored Student-Teacher Day, which provided students an opportunity to try the teaching profession. 5. We gave a tea for parent and teachers after the initiation. President: Helen Dunn Vice President - - - Blanche Johnson Treasurer - - - - -Patricia Finlay Secretary - - - ---- Sylvia Neel Sponsor - - - - Mrs. J.F. Adams 2 1.9 xv- j ' 71 ' The National Iunior Honor Society initiated 32 new members February 15, 1954, The initiation was held in the Club House. The Junior Honor Society has undertaken two projects this year. The first project was to keep the school grounds free of paper. The second, was collecting clothing, food and toys for baskets to be given on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter, to some needy families. 'I-8 The members of this organization, 45 in number, come from grades 9. Mrs. Schwendeman sponsors this group. WIFE 'fx .r ' R? g.r ' -n 'Wi i ,A The eighth grade agriculture class has, during '53-54, continued a project of grounds improve- ment and beautification which was begun by a group of Seniors fand Warrenj last year. Although this group is not a bona fide organization, it has contributed much toward making our school a more attractive place. According to the boys, Mr. Eldridge has done the wishing and wantingg Mrs. Bailey, the begging and bossingg and they, the digging and watering! The campus has been a more attractive place this year than ever beforeg it should be even prettier in years to come. 5 .f rags bf -A '1 RSQ if Qs: 5: -I :ss 33 lir.. V-,,,. The Science Research Club in its second year as an activity in Blountstown High School has made several improvements The members affiliated their Club with the national organization Science Clubs of America They planned their activities around a system of points Points were awarded to members who had certain Jobs to do and did them The Club members sold concessions during football games for the purpose of carrying on its financial activities During the year the Club purchased for the school ten filmstrips on science and health developing materials for developing pictures ten things of science small units of science materials and a few electrical articles needed in science classes. The General Motors' science show was sponsored by the Science Research Club. Projects that members developed were displayed during the last month of school, Awards were given to the members who exhibited the best club pro- ject. Awards were also presented on Award Day to the member who earned the highest number of points during the year's activities. The Junior High Science Club was a part of the Science Research Club and was carried on the same basis, A party was given by the sponsors, Mr. Barber and Mr. Veasey, as the last meeting of the school year. iwkiw 1 ai Vs .6 s- 'lm ' ' mime za af ffmmcbcz The Blountstown F. H. A. Chapter started off with a big bang at the end of last year's school term, Mr. and Mrs. James Parker let us have a cottage at the beach for a few days. At this time we planned our next year's work. We all had a wonderful time - working and playing. In November, twenty-five of our fifty-five members went to the district meeting in De Funiak Springs. In April our Chapter sent seven members to Daytona Beach to State F. H. A. Convention. Three of the seven were candidates for state officers. Joan Parker was elected Vice President, In Charge of Program of Work. The following are the 1953-54 F. H. A. Officers: President ------------------- Joan Parker Vice President fin Charge of Programj ---------- ----------------- BettyJaneWhitehead Vice President QPublic Relationsj ----- Maudell Ethridge Sue Boggs Beth McDonald - - - -Joyce Yon Sandra Eldridge Sponsor - - - - -Mrs. Annie Wood Finlay Joyce Williams Vice President QProjectsj ----- - - Secretary ------------ ----- Treasurer ----- - - Parliamentarian - - Hi stori a n ----- ------ f f aff? ' During the past year the F. F. A. Chapter has accomplished many things. Here are a few of them: 1. We have a broiler house which is a great help to us. We raise twenty-five hundred broilers every twelve weeks. 2. The hen house that we have recently installed is paying well. We have two -hundred, twenty-five hens in it. 3. Two of the boys did a good deed for the Chapter and themselves. They carried two steers to the Fat Cattle Show in Quincey and won first and third places. 4. In October, all the F. F.A, boys went to the North Florida Fair in Tallahassee. In Febru ary, six of the boys went to the Florida State Fair in Tampa. 5. We have a pig chain started, in which we expect to give away eight pigs this year. 6. The joint F. F.A. and F. H.A. banquet turned out to be a great success. Our orgar1ization's sponsor is Mr. Jack Summers. .j'7'r I J - l kt ll Q AJ 11 I Q - -cA-4f tfgfbdftg The Library Clubs under the sponsorship of Mrs. Lois Musgrove, have rendered our school valuable services during '53-54. Projects sponsored were the Book Fair, held November 16-20, and the Magazine Drive, held December 14-18. The commissions from both projects were used for new books and magazines, Membership of the Junior Library Club Qtop photoj comes from grades '7-8g of the Senior Library Club flower photoj, from grades 9-12. ,B 23745, Zami The most important function of the B. H. S. band is giving half-time shows at football games Such performances were rendered at all home games and at some out of town games. After football season Mr. Ed Santana assumed the directorship of the band and made plans to compete in the district festival. Several difficulties arose so the plans to compete at festival were canceled. Two other functions of the band were playing at the May Day Festival and in assembly on award day. During the year from 30 to 40 members have participated in band activities. The Dramatics Club, with an enrollment of 43 at the beginning of the school year, appears to be one of the fastest growing organizations of the school due to the fact that it was newly organized last year. Mrs. Schwendeman sponsors our club. Throughout the year, we have studied one-act plays, monologues and pantomimes. Un- fortunately we were unable to present these falong with our annual minstrelj because we lacked the proper auditorium facilities. i During the month of February, a few of the members of the organization participated in the Founders Day Program' for the P. T. A. We not only enjoyed putting on the program but found that it helped us a great deal in appearing before the public, We are hoping that next year the proper facilities are available and that the organization will keep up its steady growth. -'LAX' ,Q ,af af 14 The Future Teachers' Club is the newest organization in school this year. It is composed of several members sponsored by Mr. Iohn Abbott. The service rendered to the school by this organization is the provision of substitute teachers It is our hope that this young and worthy organization will grow by leaps and bounds. Members of this organization are as follows: Frances Ayres Minnie Hall Sylvia Neel Nancy Fields 'Ld The 1953-54 Blountstown High Cheerleaders had an excellent season. The following girls wish to extend their thanks to the cheering section, faculty, and student body for their co-operation in making this possible. JOAN PARKER - - - Head Cheerleader SAMME REDFERN - Head Cheerleader CAROLYN DYKES BETTY JANE WHITEHEAD JOYCE YON IUDY WYNN GALE BOZEMAN MRS. JUNE G. KYNN, Sponsor fa' If The B Club, composed of Blountstowu High Lettermen, is composed of more than 30 members. This organization operates the coke machine, presenting graduating lettermen with school sweaters from the proceeds, Our officers are as follows: Bobby Rooks - - - -President Jerry Ward - - - - Vice President Richard Leath - - - - -Treasurer Ronny Brantley - - - - Secretary Coach Ted Cooper - - - - Sponsor ' If .ln ' 0 3 :fc The Journalism Class has worked under many hardships this year but it has been very successful. We have published the paper, first bi-weekly, and later every three weeks. We've enjoyed exchanging papers with other schools and publishing the Tiger-'s Tale for our own student body. Our membership is as follows: EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Co-Editors ----------- Beth McDonald Assistant Editors Society Editors - - - Sally McCaskill Ada Jane White Joe Redfern Josie Hollington Marie Daniels - - Patsy Davis Judy Wynn Sports Editors - - - - -Darryl Taylor Feature Editors - - - staff Writers - - - - Advisor - - - Reggie Redfern - - - Sylvia Neel Gracie Harden Tommy Pridgeon Meigs Boggs - - - Mrs. Elodia Schwendeman Business Manager -------- Robert Newman Advertising - - - ---- Hazel Sims Joyce Yon Circulation - - - -Wallace Womble Jerry Ward Assistants - - ------- Betty Blair Minnie Ruth Bracewell Jean Vickers Roma Comerford 'This year for the first time the paper has been published by a class carrying credit instead of by an extracurricular activity. HUIVITIES I-J, I 5 The Tigers' Homecoming opposition was F. I. S. - winning over them 19-6. Just prior to the kick-off Sally McCaski11 was crowned, by Co-Captain Reggie Redfern, as '53 Homecoming Queen. Her attendants were Jimmie Kate Ramsey, Meigs Boggs, Patsy Davis, Frances Ayers, Sandra Eldridge, and Hester Alice Durham. Following the game, a dance in the clubhouse culminated the day's full schedule. The '53 Homecoming was one of the best ever! i '7'lf ' - -I' D .1 . . K ,. The I umors wm a prize. . . 0 I I C .inn The Football Team receives a trophy. . . The Elementary School puts on a Christmas pageant . . QQQQ Q, fatal! gcuagvcez' 3 , H 5 The Annual F. F. A. -F. H. A. Father-Son, Mother-Daughter Joint Banquet was held in March with more than 200 chapter members, parents, teachers, and guests attending. A delicious chicken supper was served by the lunchroom workers--the chickens having been grown by the F. F. A. members. F.H. A. President, Joan Parker, presided over the program during which members of both chapters gave summaries of their year's work. State Senator George Tapper was guest speaker: he gave a very inspiring talk on the values of F.F. A. -F.I-1. A. work toward building citizenship. 72,-4,- 7, 21.14, The year's outstanding Elementary school event is May Day - an annual pageant directed by Mrs. Marie Pendarvis, elementary music teacher. This gala performance features folk music, games, and dances with participation from all grades, kindergarten through six. The '54 May Queen, chosen by popular vote, was Linda Faye Montford. Earl Montgomery was chosen May King. Attendants were chosen from each grade. May Day is always beauti- fulg this year's was exceptionally so. ctw - lr W .PL rf!!! M fri' 1 i de g 0 D a The Junior Class honored the Senior Class with the traditional Banquet and Prom in the gymnasium on May 7. The theme of 'Candlelight and Roses was effectively carried out, both in the delicious menu and in the lovely decorations. Thomas McClellan, Junior Class President, as Master-of-Ceremonies, welcomed the guestsg Robert Newman, Senior Class President, gave the response. Burl Peacock, Donald Wood, Martha Blackwell, and Carol Smith served as impromptu entertainers, Mr. E. Moody Eldridge, super- vising principal, gave a short, but serious, after-dinner talk. The George Gore trio, of Panama City, played for the dance. This gala night was thoroughly enjoyed by the fun-loving Seniors and other guests--and by the tired, but proud, Juniors and their sponsor, Mrs. Bailey. , o . s I HTHLETIIS 'Y will ,nj . N --4-Z 1:8 wif' rf , C 1 lab 14, 7.6, 74a fenced Season's Record Won 8 Tied 1 Lost 1 Blountstown Opponent 0 Graceville 13 52 Crawfordville 0 36 Florida High 6 12 Bristol '7 19 F, I, S, 6 7 Chattahoochee 7 13 Port St, Joe 6 26 Altha O 25 Apalachicola '7 i Sopchoppy 0 205 points -ipoints Blountstown's Tigers, under the capable leadership of Coach Ted Cooper and his able assistants, chalked up victory after victory--to win the '53454 season's AVC Championship. In addition to playing excellent football, the Tigers displayed excellent sportsmanship at all times, At the end of this most successful season. our team received the AVC and Florida -Times-Union Sport Writers Football trophies. Co-Captain Jerry Ward received his team's nomination for the most valuable player. x g, Af' , qv. 1 A' iii? v.:- 8 W, . . , e ', , , 'V Asif , S f C 419 .' R, L, ALFORD BOBBY ROOKS JIMMY KEARCE REGGIE REDFERN JOE REDFERN JERRY WARD WARREN WHITE WALLACE WOMBLE 14. W,6, 6 mpc 74a 7mm JOHNNY ROOKS CHARLES RAY HOWELL RONNIE BRANTLEY DOUGLAS PEACOCK BROOKS COBB JIMMY COLEMAN JOHN WYNN DEWEY BARBER RALPH WHITE JOHNNY FOWLER DONALD HALL DONNELL WHITFIELD HENRY NICHOLS VIRGIL SMILEY RICHARD LEATH GARY HARRISON DARRYL TAYLOR RODERICK NEWMAN LESTER SUTTON BURL PEP-COCK CHARLES RICHARDS Head Coach - - - - - TED COOPER Assistant Coach - - ------ JOHN ABBOTT Assistant Coach - - - - CHAPPELL MILLERGREN QPictured above are the squad's graduating lettermen--R. L. Alford, Reggie Redfern, Bobby Rooks, Joe Redfern, Wallace Womble, and Jerry Wardj, ' Co-Captains A11 Conference 14, 7.6, 6449144 Season s Record Won 18 Lost 5 Grand Ridge Altha Graceville F, LS. Wewahitchkz Port St, Joe Apalachico 1 Bristol Chattahoochee Grand Ridge Port St, Joe Malone Bristol Apalachicola Chattahoochee 74a Pecan! Opponents Blountstown 22 52 Wewahitchka 23 74 Altha 30 63 Graceville 32 54 Malone 56 33 A. V. C. TOURNAMENT 45 36 60 Crawfordville 49 48 Carrabelle 38 60 Chattahoochee 47 58 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 62 46 30 Ponce De Leon 55 Opponents 35 31 32 49 37 31 48 47 n.n Us -.. li f 1' U 'ff .. fp I fa 33 24 . ' i 5 A . Q E I U 4 Il! . Q , N, Ula Q63 I ff, W,Z, 644044 'Me 7mm ' RAYMOND BAILEY ' ' AMIOUS BAILEY BOBBY ROOKS JOHNNY ROOKS ' DARRYL TAYLOR Head Coach - - - Assistant Coach - - - ' A11-Conference ' ' Most Outstanding Player of A, VIRGIL SMILEY REGGIE REDFERN JIMMY POPE TOMMY PRIDGEON THOMAS MCCLELLAN - - TED COOPER - - JOHN ABBOTT V, C, Tournament FHVUHITE5 I Most Studious Ja 4 And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew That two small heads could carry all they knew. BOBBY TYRE and FRANCES AYERS 47 sl' Most Athletic Vigor, vim and vitality. . . Nearest 'I'hey're right out of the band box. AMIOUS BAILEY and PATRICA BROCK REGGIE and SAMME REDFERN E591 1 I r L O p , x I Most Musical They toot their own horns. WARREN WHITE and IULIE LEONARD ' ed U-x AT 'V' :hi S Y 5 it-1 -. 1 A Most Courteous They believe that pretty is as pretty does ELLIS YON and MARTHA BLACKWELL Most Dignified Grace and dignity are in all their footsteps. ROBERT NEWMAN and SYLVIA PEACOCK ,l .41 l- AlllllllHlg. Q-- allnlgiungrt L Alllllllll', ,, EmmEEgl , 1, -K Best Citizens 'You can't go wrong following them. DARRYL TAYLOR and FRANCES AYERS Most Popular 'Hearts are their t:rumps!' DARRYL TAYLOR and SALLY MCCASKILL . a l i 41 . Best Looking He ought to be on TV AMIOUS BAILEY X Prettiest A pretty girl is like a melody. BERTIE LOU DANIELS nv' f-1 5 PQ' Best All-Round They're tops--anyway you look at them DARRYL TAYLOR and FRANCES AYERS Friendliest They've smiles for all. ELLIS YON and PATRICA FINLAY ,sz- Cutest Cute little headaches. . . DAN HARRISON and HESTER DURHAM N ' gr Most Lxkely To Succeed They re chmbmg the ladder to success ROBERT NEWMAN and SALLY MCCASKILL '-TY 'NI' 1 Q 1 nj' 16 we 3- F 1 1 Ig, ,WW M N ilk' 'Q ai QQ, F. H. A. Beau - F. H. A. Sweetheart Beau Brummell.. . . Mademoiselle AMIOUS BAILEY and SANDRA ELDRIDGE ll I ' ' IV li A . . ' ,abt . Ae-,fern I ' , igatf- ,lf . x. . 'V' X o .FK A .1.'z,1,, ,I AN .Q I .L .,.s. ,. y -1 r X , - X 1 -f ' B . ,A -4. ,' ' !?..g.' 'ff '- . 4 1 ' . .fL'. v- J' si Ns- - .Q .- 1- Y N- in - . N 5 . -... ....... Wink x.. K 5 'g'EG..r 70 ,ef x 52 N L- .J-,V Ig A j .- r',. Q' ,, V .L 'f IQ fhw. Neatest JOHNNY REDD and MIRIAM POWELL Best Citizen DONNIE COXWELL and MARY PARRISH 2 A A Q Most Studious JOHNNY REDD and BETH FINLAY Most Athletic JAMES SHULER and WINNIE RAE PRICE W Ti . 'Mr ' . q x .L 'V -7 R. x V 354-If 1 4' Ma. 4 ,+-f.f,a.- M2 'le Best All-Round - 0 0 W. 13,- fk I 'ion-,. N , ,1 fx . 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