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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

74a 14066645 Staff df Zfommuem Fhdaz Sedona Zfomstctaawz, Fzzoadiq Eeowwfe ide 1955-1956 same am an :de 256 Sala 'bold ,QL -an--ww '9 is For h.1S sxncere efforts toward maklng Blountstown Pubhc School a symbol of good scholarslup, sportsmanslup, teamwork, and CIUZCHSIIIP, the staff proudly dedicates 118 1956 SABER TOOTH to Mr Ted W Cooper, Ir V I me A ' ?f r 9' J xx .. , , 6, was 5 2 5 lax , , 4 .' 123 h A-M P EZQL' J s Xv ff' - U49 f N ' I 1 isfiv The school year of 1955-56 is ended and perhaps half-forgotten, but some incidents will alwaysbe remembered, This was a year of change--in size, facilities, activities, and thought. This was the year that the long-awaited classroom annex and cafeteria were completed. This was the year that our football team won its second AVC trophy and its first RODEO BOWL, This was the year that the Student Cotmcil, via the installment plan, installed the P, A, System. Too, in our memories are pictures and impressions somewhat vague, suggestions of familiar instances somehow remembered . . . the banging of locker doors . . . the sound of Charlene's bugle. , , the smell of cherry pies baking in the cafeteria , . , the days for making book reports . . . the vigor of the junior high during lunch . , , the scramble for refreshments during the break , , , the smug feeling that's yours if all your homework is finished , . . the last minute cramming for semester exams . . . the pep rallies before the Bristol and Chattahoochee games . . . the sound of Pluto-phones between 2:30 and 3:00 o'clock . , . As the years glide by, this book will be an album of treasured reflections wherein we may see our- selves as we once were, Thus we present the SABER TOOTH of 1955-56, C III 554,41 leak 4 H 77 ?dCd!Z'q 7? Semm 29 mum 39 Sopdonmm 45 7w44mm 45 fcaaafz 2494- 49 Zfemwm-W -57 Uagamg,-4:4304 - 69 1-kzamu - X7 ffzdletcu - 95 Awww - 101 ,.f ' . . .., .I 2 Q. F 1 f 9 A P tw if-. 4 ,- l v is is , 1. 74- I usd! 5 Qs 9 gf u' If L1 Q., IL: Ill If AT 6:30 THE CAMPUS IS DESERTED - EXCEPT FOR MR. PETERS WHO ALWAYS SEEMS TO BE ABOUT . . lv 31--- gli aa' .2--1 N13-TNQ:- JW 4 I ' Xu . Qf r X ,. ' 1 . ff ' 4 ll .sN X X4 .1 0 - ' I . , BUT BY 7:00 THE DUTY TEACHERS, MR, ELDRIDGE, AND THE EARLY BUSES BEGIN ARRIVING . . . 'NDI 7 N 1 ' ' A , 1 ffl U 4 , 9 2 ' T I i ', 5 4 '1' , - . -1 Elf' 52 41, ,-,,0.'f.'ifQ- P Y, ,f,.:'dll7, ,1-11-'sfn V7.4 ri'-Fvliffffzli-A' '71-'f tv ' E' P, 4.1, ni l!n,,c,!'Ef' :Td1l,LY',4'-,V lyiliaj 'Ziff I, 1 ,1'-,- 916'-,,.f,,1 f,L,,4r.g,- -1,1-i',,f,. ff 1 ,gf . , , ,K .L -,E BY 7:30 THE GANG HAS CONVENED ON THE FRONT STEPS . . . COUPLES MEET OUT FRONT TO CONFIRM A pl 1. PLA NS FOR FRIDAY NIGHT . . xg ,, .D - 1 1 2 D Eu A WHILE YESTERDAY'S ABSENTEES WAIT FOR EXCUSED OR UNEXCUSED ADMIT SLIPS . . ,? H H ' m:'L? 1 'I' - 1- ly xqkx Niaxgw M824 I 0' I s ' ' T' ' .:'a! in f .::R'f:'. ma -1' , H I rgii: 0 O Q4 O ff 5x X X AND SOME FINISH LAST NIGHT'S HOMEWORK BEFORE FIRST PERIOD CLASSES BEGIN . . . AA- u AT 8:00 THERE'S A RUSH TO GET TO LOCKERS AND STILL BEAT THE TARDY BELL TO CLASS . . N Jr, I ,, Vx-A QT- X ' ... .uw BUT SOMEONE ALWAYS FAILS TO MAKE IT IN TIME FOR THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE . 550g '-5- WI- ,, -. :J 1 fu 1' If I I vi 1 4 J I I , AND MUST WAIT OUTSIDE DURING BIBLE READING AND PRAYER DAILY BULLETINS ARE BROADCAST FROM THE OFFICE VIA THE NEWLY INSTALLED P, A, SYSTEM . . . ATTENDANC E 'J RUNNERS TAKE LISTS OF ABSENTEES AND LUNCHROOM COUNTS TO THE SCHOOL SEC RETA RY 6 AND THEN CLASSES BEGIN THE WORKING DAY . . English, in a favorite form, in- volves committee reports, group pro- jects, and pupil-teacher planning. Four credits in English are required for graduationg Seniors may choose between English IV and Business Eng- lish, but must take spelling or pass the spelling exemption exam, In social studies classes like Ameri- can History, the past becomes a part of the present. Civics, Sociology, World History, and American History are offered each year: American History is a MUST for graduation, , , . School publications are an inte- gral part of the curriculum, For the second time, yearbook staff members earn credit for producing the SABER TOOTH. The TIGER'S TAl..E, the school newspaper, is produced Dy the third period typing class . . , sw 5 I ,Q S frsf?-Q, Y ' uwaumnun K 'UR hm H Mid-morning break brings a rush for light refreshments-- students go to the supply store for cokes, ice-cream and candy bars or to the lunchroom for milk or fruit juice, teachers, to the lunchroom for coffee, fruit juice, or skim milk . . Physical education classes for both boys and girls stress mental and physical health, group participation, and good sportsmanship. Two credits in physical education are required for graduation, juniors and seniors may choose physical education as electives . . . Music classes in both choral work and band are open as electives to all students. grades '7-12. Credit earned in music counts toward graduation. How- ever, most students join the glee club or band for reasons other than credits earned , . . Our commercial depart- ment is perhaps the fastest growing on campus--five classes of typing and one each in short- hand, bookkeeping, and Business English are now being offered, Two of the new classrooms are used for commercial classes. 90 students are enrolled in either typing I or IIg 18 students in bookkeeping . . . Business English is offered to Seniors who plan to go to work or to business school upon gradu- atlong English IV is required of those who plan to attend the University. Shorthand is pro- vided for those interested in the secretarial field . . . From 10:30 to 12:30 more than 800 hungry students and teachers go by relays to the new cafeteria for lunch. Student lunches cost 20:15 teachers, 304. Extra milk is 34 per cup. In addition to the manager, 12 workers stay busy with their pots and pans from 8 o'clock until the last dish is put away . . . ss., Y .f ,f.,s.r : of ..4 . in sf 8 ,fl ,,.... m,f'f'f'3i 1 ' f G 5 -- U 7' f we as ,f nun 'K iris, 'H 1. x 'Z s wk I -eg qw' Qi., ff L' -ga -I V 1 xVs1,f':,j. , '35 K 1 Y vs er - 1 f- f-ff. ,,lfkl - Hoomrooms meet during activity is period on Mondays--these meetings gn are devoted to class business, Student fflfi Council reports, and announcements, Q Sixteen active organizations hold .. ,f 1 weekly or bi-weekly meetings during 4 , A iw, , h the remaining activity periods, Each A T Am, irq qiai Q: student is active in from one to four S gg' ' in M groupsg each teacher has the sponsor- X ship of at least one extra-curricular to take English, Mathematics, ence, Social Studies, and Phy Education, Music and Spelling alternated from day to day. As Senior High, the 6R's -Real activity , , , Jtmior high students are req 'Riting, 'Rithmetic, Rights, Rela ships, and Responsibilities--are phasized , , . The library, located in the ne classroom wing, serves many inter ests - information, required and lei sure reading, pupil-teacher confer ences, guidance, committee mee' ings, et cetera, The main libra' serves grades 6-125 the lower grad, maintain individual collections . . School life is also composed of many out-of-classroom activi- ties. For example, a vital part of the overall school program is the pupil-improvement of the campus and buildings, Each year both the grounds and build- ings become more and more attractive and colorful. Public performances are en- couraged, Local students are encouraged both to become good performers and good listeners. The F. F.A. boys' quartet participated in district competition, the Glee Club sponsored matinee and evening concerts presented by F. S. U. 's Women's Glee Club--these are but two examples among many, Learning to participate intelli- gently in democratic living is facilitated by voting, cam- ' paigning, and rallies as well as by classroom projects. Students register to vote, and back up the winners--be it a Student Council election, a homeroom election, or a mock presidential cam- paign. fa . Us Q 'z4vW Qg3 '5ff':'4WQ'ff' A conference with parents is another im- portant phase of school life, Regular P. T. A. meetings and the annual Open House held each fall bring many pupils, parents and teachers closer. The daily routine is sometimes given added spice by the visit of a celebrity--many students met Senator Kefauver face to face, many received campaign buttons, and many are expecting autographs forwarded from his Washington office. ,,,g---S11 .22 Traditional events like Homecoming and the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom require a lot of planning and hard work--but the finished product is always worth the time consumed, the energy exerted, and the money spent! School life would not be what it is--ups and downs, joys and sorrows, winning and losing, learning and forgetting, giving and taking--without the nostalgic final acts like erasing marks from textbooks before check- ing them in and cleaning out lockers for the last time during '55-'56 . . . M f0+.m9Arm5T0geff1 f Q ,r JI, 5 1 1' ' SS 'V .J'1If'g' 'y'Q' sV ' L iN1tp'iUg'o,itv if . 5, ' 'gf -Y - 'pi' A . Q . 'xiifwl 53:4 vm S 79' Mr, E. Moody Eldridge, B.S., University of Floridag M, S. , George Peabody College for Teachers, diligently and patiently directs Blountstown Public School's educational pro- grams. His is ably assisted by the , , , 5d4d0Z2dddd,.. composed of Messrs. E. A, Branton, John H. Bamburg, Earl McFarland Preston Nichols, R, B. Wells, County Superintendent of Public Instruction, Lewis Bailey, and . , . ,4 P' ,, Mr, Paul King, B. S. , Union University: M. A. , George Peabody College for Teachers. The marked success of the '55-'56 school year was, in large measure, due to the untiring efforts and capable leadership of these men. ,ww we I8 s '. al, 173'-Tv' A V 1 7 l ,' l' hL,,.-N 3 -N , , e x U LA LJ 5 QR if N 1 Q I cuwl?64q4cwa?zaa7a- LM- .4 . mv 'xg ?'J4,.4 VLA N jun'-I 22.25324 I Ze! Saad Wee Wee ofa 7 ' . ' 5.444467 MRS. GERALDINE F, ADAMS B, S., Stetson University: M. S. , Florida State Uni- versityg Sponsor 10-Ag Science and English. MRS. IEANETTE H. BAILEY B, A, E,, University of Floridag 7-A Sponsor, Science and English. , rf y K wx ho' 1 MRS. IESSIE M, BAILEY B, A, E, , M, S, , Florida State University. Sponsor 11-A, Mathematics. MRS. MYRTLE F. BLAIR B, M, , Florida State Universityg Vocal Music. -I ' fb P ', li lair I .. saiiles.. i i f 5 g, 1-f Q.. v 1 TED W. COOPER, JR, B, S., Livingston State Teachers' Collegeg Social Studies and Head Coach. MISS JOYCE ELLIS B. S. , Troy State Teachers' College: Sponsor 9-A Girls' Physical Education. MRS. MARGARET R. GARRETT B. A. . University of Cincinnati, B. S. , M. A. , Cincinnati Bible Seminary. Sponsor 7-C, Mathe- matics and Social Studies. MRS. EVELYN E. GASKIN B. S. , Florida State Universityg Sponsor 10-B, Homemaking. A 'mm' . . , 1' O99 3600000 0 000000 5 OOOQQQG Q, ' '- M :gg I Ill X 1 1 ,sv 'X A ' r --W . -. . X? I . R RODNEY McDONALD B. M, A., Florida State Universityg Instrumental Music. MRS, LOIS K, MUSGROVE B. S. , Florida State Universityg Librarian, MRS, ELODIA M, SCHWENDEMAN A, B., Birmingham-Southern College: Sponsor 8-B, English, JOHN TOMLINSON B. S. E. , Troy State Teachers' Collegeg Sponsor 9-B, Boys' Physical Education, Assistant Coach. 494 FRANK E, GUILFORD B. S., Florida State Universityg Sponsor 8-A, Social Studies. MRS, MILDRED GUILFORD B, S., Florida State Universityg Sponsor 11-A, Commerce. HOWARD JOHNSON B. S. E., Florida State Universityg Sponsor 7 -B, Science, C. LAMARJONES B. S. A. , University of Floridag Vocational Agriculture. amy., Assistant Coach nut , ' 1 Offcce 70466 MRS HELON C. WEAND School Secretary, --rf? MRS, RUTH W, AYERS B. S, E., Florida State University Third Grade, MRS. LUCILLE CLENDENON Sixth Grade, MRS, RUBY COOK First Grade. MRS. NANCY L. DURHAM B, S., Woman's Division, V. P. I Sixth Grade, ..-w B. S, E., Florida State University: 'i .Fab J' 'W MRS, LUCILLE KING B, S., Lambeth College, First Grade, MRS, FRIEDA HALL LEWIS Fifth Grade, MRS, PE ARL MARTIN B, S, E,, Florida State University: First Grade, JAMES MCCLELLAN B, S,, University of Georgiag B, S, E,, Union College: Sixth Grade, MRS, FAYE EUBANKS B, S, E., Florida State University, Kindergarten, MRS. SARA GASKIN A, B., Huntington Collegeg Fifth Grade, MISS ADA P, HOLLEY First Grade, MRS, IEANETTE N, JOHNSON B, S, E,, Florida State University Second Grade, -:J slam: -. 0 MISS DOLIE B, NICHOLS B, S., Troy State Teachers' Collegeg Fourth Grade, MRS, AGNES D, PEDDIE B, S., Florida State Universityg Fifth Grade, MRS, MERLE JOYCE PIPPEN B, S, E., Florida State Universityg Third Grade, MISS L, AGNES POTTER Elementary Music, 3 F ii Q O, .JL-. ' rfa-gf Iwi ..- ,R AQ L I Scdaol? I 4,7 F' MRS. LUQUITA F, SHULER B, S, E., Florida State Universityg Kindergarten, MRS. FANNIE KATE STEWART B, S. E., Florida State University Fourth Grade, MRS, ANNIE BELLE TAYLOR Fourth Grade, MRS, MYRTLE WILLIAMS B, S, E., Florida State University: Second Grade, Aff? 'S MRS. CLA RICE WILLIAMSON B. S. E. , Florida State University Third Grade MRS. CLARA JONES QNot picturedj A, B. E. , Florida State University S0 Hs' LU-If n ll ! MRS. HELON WEAND School Secretary MRS. MABRY MCDONALD Lunchroom Manager R. B. McDONALD Visiting Teacher Transportation Supervisor MRS. BERNICE CASWELL General Supervisor WALLACE FINLAY Guidance Director QNot picturedj Mid -morning snacks supplement ' regular lunches . . . To feed so many keeps every worker busy with her pots and pans ,,,Sc4aaZ.4' Each day Mrs, Mabry McDonald, cafeteria manager, and her ten helpers feed more than 800 students regular lunches. Mid-morning snacks are also provided for grades K-12. The new cafeteria with a seating capacity of over 200 also serves as an auditorium: P. T. A. meetings regularly meet in the cafeteria. In addition to the regular schedule the cafeteria management serves many special luncheons or dinners--at Homecoming, et cetera, During the County Youth Workshop more than 1, O00 meals were served each day, ' IZ I f' M 5 1 .V - K . .if' A .., ,,, ' I 5 i 1' ... ,J 7 ' 'I t 77. 744. 2464e4 Wioaeq On 1.43 M 2,4 , . , 70cZZ Spaaaoa 3795 Zemd an S6-57 4.-auqla P' T' - W - ':'- ' ' Q gf.: E, ',',A f 'L ' ,'f , ,J wx., an ' . wg-If f' I - J m , 0 Q v 1- , . a . 54 5 .. f Y A l a? . 4 ,IL 14 . , . fgl-' 2, -J: C 5 . Aj f4cio76z'4 pfbdj to Eeaardfq Seine! eampac 7 wa- r up I 4.-I 'T M 1s BEHAv1N' A . Allllfff IV nossmx lu! -'O In 'Q ' 1 'AA 4 'vu I 'WP NWS, GAYLE BOZEMA N DEKLE Glee Club 1-2-3-4: FHA lg Cheer- leader 2-3g Future Teachers 3-4. ELIZABETH ANN BRYANT FHA lg Dramatics 2g Glee Club 1- 2-3-4g National Honor Society 4. , ...f N Fl - -J '. 'b fi' 'W' No-I WANDA SUE BOGGS Glee Club 1-2-3-4g FHA 1-23 J Honor Society 2-3-4g Cheerleader Science Club 4g Future Teachers 4 DEWEY LAMAR BARBER B Club l-2-3g Football 2-3-45 Science Club 1-2-3-4. f f', C, L. CAPPS B Club 43 Basketball 45 FFA l-1 3-4. EVELYN ESTELLE CAWTHORN Band 1-2-3-4g Glee Club 1-2-3-- National Honor Society 3-4: Studi Council 1. DON MCKINNON CLEMMONS Science Club 2-3-45 B Club 3-45 Student Council lg FFA 1-2-3-45 Football 3-45 Drarnatics 1. HILDA LOUISE CLEMMO NS FHA lg Library Club 25 Glee Club 1. JAMES CAPPS COLEMA N Glee Club 1-2-3-45 FFA 15 B Club 1-2-3-45 Football 1-2-35 Basketball 45 Science Club 45 Baseball 1-2-3. CULEN ELIZABETH DAWSON Glee Club 1-2-35 Band 1-2-35 FHA 1-2-3: GAA 35 Future Teachers 45 Library Club 1. 3 1 ,4- s of adv IU' -'hui ,f HUEY RICHARD CLEMMONS B Club 3-45 FFA 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 2-3-45 Football 3-4. GLENWOOD BROOKS COBB Football 2-3-45 B Club 2-35 Glee Club 1-2-35 FFA 1-2-3-45 Science Club 2-3. 'ISR CA ROLYN LOURINE GRIFFIN Glee Club lg Library Club 1-2-3g FHA 1-2-3-4. , ,S GARY LEE HARRISON FFA 1-2-3-4: Glee Club 1-2-3g B Club 1-2-3g Football 3-45 Baseball 5 ,. ming 0. If yfvb '3- fa 1-2-3. J u..F!d'U':l ,f, 0 E754 1,71 ,N ,lg-J . 41 'Q , lu. X ROBERT ANTHONY JOHNSON Library Club 1-2g Glee Club 1-2g FFA 1-2-3-4. ,1 l Q-- ', J 1--11' 4 JOYCE ROWENA KELSO ' Science Club 1-2-3-4: Band 2g Library Club lg Dramatics 2g Quill and Scroll 4. x JULIE REBECCA LEONA RD 'Nr . Student Council 2-3-4g Glee Club 'V ' 1-2-3-4: Band 1-2-35 FHA 1. R, RODNEY ESTON JOHNSON B Club 3: Science Club lg FFA4 X-.1 SANDRA MARIAN ELDRIDGE Glee Club 1-2-3-45 FHA 1-2-3-45 Honor Society 2-45 Junior Honor Society 15 Future Teachers 3-4. DORIS FRANCES ETHRIDGE Band 2-3-45 Science Club 2-35 FHA lg Dramatics Club 1-2, 4 .- . '. ,VF 'U 5r.:fv213,5 s V 'F' we ft Tl? 11 . K '55 f ,iq Q.. ,,,a. .. ,.a , A, 1 -A H fb, lTi 'MGI 'DCT' r 'Ri' SANDRA BURNS DAWSON Science Club 3-45 National Honor Society 3-45 Library Club 2. RUBY CA ROLY N DYKES Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Cheerleader 2-3-45 Student Council 1-2-3-45 FHA 1-2-45 Junior Honor Society 1 GAA 4. J O-J , NH? JAMES HENRY FIELDS Band 1-2-3: FFA 1-2-3-4. HOUSTON MARION GILBERT ks FFA 1-2-3-4. 'F 33 in 4-JS' 1 f Nl' 1 vo 75 X RODERICK JAMES NEW MA N Glee Club 1-2-3-44 B Club 2-3-4g Science Club 2-31 Student Council 45 Baseball 4g Football 45 Library Club 1. HENRY JAMES NICHOLS B Club 2-3-4g FFA 2-3-45 Football 3-4. f 'X 'foe can 3 ly Q' RICHA RD WILLIAM LEATH Football 1-2-3-43 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 2-3-45 B Club 1-2-3- 4g Student Council 1-2-3g FFA 1-2-45 Honor Society 2-4. JOSEPH HENRY MARSHALL Glee Club 2-3-43 FFA 2-3-43 B Club 2-3-43 Football 3-4, di- uvffvi in -A-.Nl i Q. 5:-Q s i A A SHARON NORRIS GRIFFIN Glee Club 1-2-3-4g FHA 2: Cheer leader 33 Science Club 3: Future Teachers 45 GAA 3. GERALD DOUGLAS PEACOCK Science Club 2-33 B Club 2-3-4: Football 2-3-4g FFA 1-2-3-4. SAMANTHA ANN REDFERN FHA 1-2-3-45 Cheerleader 1-2-45 Glee Club 1-2-35 Library Club 1 GAA 35 Student Council 35 Junior Cheerleader Sponsor 3-4. CHARLES ADOLPH RICHARDS Glee Club 1-2-3-45 FFA 1-45 B Club 2-35 Science Club 2-3. 1 Ol' WALTER LISENBY WATSON -2- 4,940 S4.. 4? Wx v -.v 'lhmv adv FFA 1-2-3-45 Library Club 3-45 B 5 I-ru. Fi Club 3-4: Basketball 4. MARION JOHN WYNN Football 2-3-4: Science Club 2-3-45 B Club 2-3: Honor Society 2-3-4. 'ff !f5 , . PATRICIA EASTELL VARNUM Glee Club 1-2-35 FHA 1-2-35 Library Club 1-4: Science Club 2-3-45 Future Teachers 4. FLOYD WILSON WILLIAMS FFA 1-2-3-45 B Club 3-45 Glee Club 25 Basketball 3-4. ir 'K 51? fl ELLIS YON J' Q Science Club 1-2-3-4g Glee Club 'W XM ,sg 1-2-3-45 Junior Honor Society lg A Z Tiger's Tale 1. Y ww I 'tw -ef -ra- 'S J as-. FL if is--rx Y 9,4 V ' S I x rx 1 i 4 A LEATH CLEMMONS BOGG ELDRIDGE Seaavz 66444 Ojfcbefw RICHARD LEATH - - ---------- President HUEY CLEMMONS - - - - Vice President SUE Bocas ----- - - - secretary SANDRA ELDRIDGE - - - - Treasurer Semin 66444 778461: We Strive to Make the Best Better! Seaman 66444 Alou Red and White 2 Seaabz 66444 ?!acaez f-Q., 'lin Red and White Carnations Y' 0 l x -' 9 Seann 66444 Spandex C Mr, James I. Veasey fr 2 Spealad Zueww swam me PM- Wd for faculty members during Student-Teacher Day. 42 Mm? on his campaign visit to Blountstown ,,.'7ugez4e durin Class Da - kee in rades '7- 8 Y P 8 8 well as themselves, in stitches. Zu: gm :de yamaha-Seachz 3mm . which took them to CANDXLAND. ,..4adSe-:ae 7 Secaadc anoiofa74c?wle,.. at the facu1ty's back-yard picnic hononng the Class of 56 gecamazg OWMWWMM Qowned- '14 'H i KIHA 4 N e X 13' fd W' 4 L' 46 ag' Sa4aoZf'i auwwi70' Danforth Awards SANDRA SAWSON and RODERICK NEWMAN Scholarship Awards SUE BOGGS and SANDRA DAWSON Merit Awards EVELYN CAWTHORN and DON CLEMMONS Activities Award SUE BOGGS Citizenship and D. A.R. Awards SANDRA ELDRIDGE Sportsmanship Award ELLIS YON Athletics Award RICHARD LEATH School Spirit Award JOHN WYNN ,504 Ni Mi' .IO ANN ADAMS BETTY IEAN ALFORD ANN BAILEY JAMES FINLAY BAILEY RUBY CAROLYN BARFIELD RUTH COBB ARTIE MAE COOK IANICE DILLARD LAVON DONALDSON .IAMES DUNN HESTER DURHAM JOSEPH FIELDS DUNCAN FINLAY WILLIAM FINLAY BILLIE FAYE FLOWERS ROY FLOWERS IA NICE FOWLER IOH NNY FOWLER MARGARET ELLEN GODWIN CA ROLY N GOODMA N B WOODROW GRIFFIN DONALD HALL MINNIE HALL WILBUR HARE DAN HARRISON H. V. HERNDON DONNY HOLLEY DAVID HICKS HOWELL CHARLOTTE HOYLMAN ROBERTA IONES BETTY ANN LA REMORE LUTHER PAUL LAREMORE JOHNNY LONG MARGARET MARSHALL AILEEN NEEL CECIL NEWSOME TERRY PARKER EDWARD PARRISH DOYLE PEACOCK BETTY PELT ,1---44 'T' I V 'fr T ff? If '3 -vu J, ,W q K I 4. 4' I ' QM ,-1 1 I 4 W '2. 5 ' f ' .4 -Y -X 4, .Qi R Q- fn, T I T' I. 'C27 I E V,t' if 1' I X I A x ,X -7.5 ANJIEIEX K 951 xi 4 Q lc- if A A1 fl, ?x ,Ss -if - :zz -- L. g- f 5 f l , ,tw ,I A O 'EI ,i,fVf v I rx r F H, ,I ,e 'Cl ' 1 Y! a'i x -3, I -. ,. Exim. f 5 xxx V! QS xr 5-QB A4.- ,A ft i vi , -4, 1 I 5 NX , 1' Y 1 -1 ...ls an ..... 7 , 'R ,345 .- L Q, 2 ' 'P Picfure Noi' Available 74 - - r--.0 I Y I 'P -1 III 1'4 1 'F' . vw, sf 0 JAMES C. 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A , , 1 ' ' . 0 ' 1 ' IM .K 9.5 ia 'Nl D tx f 4 -i Q Ya I I ,.'. re . , k' .5 n- I 9 S, , 7 . H .ggi j,.: ' . J ' J, ' -. 2 I I Rip. x , J 522123-zfiisza jr . . . - -1 - s P, f- A M' - , , 1 , N , . . . -Q ' -' A .Jr bl ' ' I ' f as 'J f ' f X - 1 I 68 'iHIHE,U P THQBHH 'x Q4 4-, Avg .riiiiil EA S A N lf h GEOFF? CiUS'W A Mrs. Lois Musgrove, advisor, plans Homecoming preliminaries with officers Mary Parrish, SECRETARYg Julie Leonard, PRESIDENTg Edward Parrish, VICE PRESIDENT: and James Yates, first-semester TREASURER. Representatives are elected from each homeroom, grades 7-12. The - officers are elected by the entire student body. una-C This year we held the office of vice president and were elected secre tary and treasurer of districts I and II. Blountstown was selected for district convention site during 1956-57. nw. The Student Counci1's only money making project was the supply store. Projects that the Student Council sponsored this year were Q15 Homecoming, Q23 Installation of a Student Council at Mayhaw High School, Q33 Purchase of the inter-communication system, Q41 Fellowship week, and the Q51 Supervision of spring elections. an gaadyazwehz Ze ?fzo46ea - as A Z 41 StudentCouncil President Leonard presides over a regular Tuesday meeting attended by M, Parrish, J. Yates, Mrs. Lois Musgrove, E, Parrish, and Class Representatives P, Pelt, 8-Cg D. Finlay, 11-Ag I. Creamer, 9-Ag R, Newman, 12g C, Dykes, 12: LC, Peacock, 10-B5 O. Richards, 10-Ag l.- Pitts, 9-B C. Goodman, 11-Bg R. Bailey, 8-Ag and E. Montgomery, 8-B. The Student Council is the student governmental organization of the high school. It endeavors to promote leadership, citizenship, and self-discipline, and establishes good working relationships between the faculty and the student body. The Blountstown Student Council is affiliated with the Florida State Association of Student Councils and the National Association of Student Councils. Delegates to district conventions were Claire Armstrong, Archie Parrish, and President Julie Leonard. Those at- tending state convention were Carolyn Goodman, Duncan Finley, Edward Parrish, Donnell Whitfield, and the sponsor, Mrs. Lois Mus- grove. 713640 7l ' A QGQL QQ di' 4 cz-ra ' X7 F 4 1 ,.SrA X-f Members pictured above are Jrmmy Adams, Joe Alford Faye Barley Rrta Barbee Brooks Bar ber Sandra Brantley Irma Lou Brock Julret Capps Mrldred Cawthorn, Cecrha Clements Patrrcra Capps Hazel Cook John Morgan DaV1S Denlse Dennrs Frances Dykes Irmmy Dykes Jackre F1e1ds W L Godwrn Sandra Holley Bobbre Lou Johnson Betty Ann Kearce Donna Leonard Mary Ahce Leonard Joe Mrke MCC3Sk111 Lrnda Faye Montford Sherry Montford Earl Montgomery Pat Pelt Patrrcra Pelt Carol Pope Johnny Roy Redd Charlene Schwendamen Tex Taylor Jerry Thaggard Ray Trndel Park Trammell, Lynda Weand Sharon Whrtfreld Ruth Wrlhams Wallace Wrlhams Hazelene Womble, Danny Yoder Emma Yoder and Patty Yon Members not prctured are Mary Lou Varnum Barbara Creamer and Connre McCroan emma 7 Saeed? The purpose of the Natronal Junror Honor Socrety rs to create enthusram for scholarshrp, to strmulate a desrre to render servrce, and to develop worthy leadershrp and character. The proJects thrs year have been Easter baskets, Chrrstmas and Thanksgrvrng boxes for needy famr hes, and yard cleamng. The members of the local chapter must marntarn a B average as well as qualrfy for servrce, character, and leadershrp. The ma1n event of the year was the rmtrauon of new members. Offrcers are Presrdent Wallace Wrllrams, Secretary Conme McCroan and Treasurer Julret Capps. Mrs. Elodra Schuendemon IS chapter advrsor. V , ' - I 1 1 Q 6 a -- 2 B ' '.. F if nl .of 4- , , . N.. s an 1 'QT ' ' L 1. 1 -2' 5, -at ' 1 ..1,-., H' L - X . as T F ffg,,g rv . L- K EQ . - . 6 -J I V N l ' , - . v, -., rv -Q' r f ' -I -T ' ' L t jf, I ' . F ef Q f r x W? ' H 1 C ' f ,, ., ! ' X - an . ,Q5'l'-'ffl 4M F1 N ' .' as I ' 1 -.. -4 - ' ' T I' T7 .. 1. 'X i Y . V 4 V4 1 .4 . - . . .. I X . 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't X. e 5 f l Members pictured above are: Cathy Ayers, Sue Boggs, Ann Bryant, Evelyn Cawthorn, Sandra Dawson, Billie Faye Flowers, Donald Hall, Betty Hand, Roberta Jones, Sissy Knight, Richard Leath, Roderick Newman, Marcia Ann Redd, Jeanette Shields, Bernie Wood Taylor, Q Joe Fields, Duncan Finlay, John Charles Peacock, and Jo Ann Scott. 51- Q- Wann The National Honor Society is a service organization whose membership is composed of students who main- tain a B average, scholastically, and are recognized by both students and faculty as having leadership ability, willingness to serve others, and irreproachable character. During the year the chapter has conducted several drives for National fund-raising --among these were Polio, Cancer, and TB Bangles. The chapter also had charge of the main bulletin board. Student Teacher Day was also sponsored by the society, F. T. A. also partici- pated. Q Following its initiation of new members on February 17, the chapter held a tea honoring new members, parents, and faculty members. Several members and the chapter sponsor, Mrs. Geraldine Adams, attended the state convention held in Tallahassee during April. O I ' ealed dy ? 4 '72 , . . 6 x ,. VI ' 0 ':lll23 5' f:.-w::..rt?i 1 5' 5' .1 -, ,Q ' Joe Williams, and John Wynn. Those not pictured are: Jo Ann Adams, 1 nslh 1 n x I . .. Ik! qv-. Nm is -,fa I , . l I Wkvvkqbl' 5 7mc2ne.. The Students of Science Club has been affiliated with the Science Clubs of America for four years, Its purpose is to increase scientific interest by giving each member a project and providing working materials in such fields as photography, chemistry, and astronomy. The club operates under a point system. Prospective members earn points by work- ing on experiments, arranging bulletin boards, and selling pencils. One hundred and fifty points are required for active membership. Pencil-selling is the club's only money-making project. For the school, the organi- zation has made a movie projection room out of the old typing room, manages the stock room in the science department, and pays rental on films obtained for science classes. Some students act as substitute teachers in performing and explaining experiments to seventh grade science classes. Officers are: President, Ellis Yong Vice President, Joe Fields, Secretary and Treas- urer, Sandra Dawson, Reporter, Joyce Kelso, Sponsor, Mr. James J. Veasey. Mr. James Veasey, advisor, with members Joe Fields, Joyce Kelso, Sandra Dawson, Donald Hall, James Dunn, Joe Williams, Arthur Dillard, Don Clemmons, Sue Boggs, Jimmy Coleman, George White, sitting, Dewey Barber, John Wynn, and Edwin Strawn set up an experiment in color analysis. I Pi MJ- F ,4wmwi0cn 7fedfzt4fofzf4qe. I O The purpose of the Junior Science Club is to help students gain scientific knowledge and a better understanding of the importance of science in relation to themselves. In the club the members learn about the operation of audio-visual equipment, educational science films, simple experiments, film developing and printing. Members also have individual projects, The only membership requirements are that members attend meetings, co-operate, and show an interest in science. ,-fa rs F V, 1 S'J'3 Q V55 A FQ President, Jimmy Adamsg Vice President, Tex T aylorg Secretary, Joe Mike McCaskill, Treasurer, Danny Yoder. ax, - . President, Nelia Thagardg Vice President, James Austing Secretary, Mary Ann Martin, Treasurer, Bobby Bailey. Mr. Howard Johnson is sponsor of both clubs. M X 'rfb- 'XX !'K ik Cuttmg stencrls for the mrmeograph machrne are Mrs Mrldred Gurlford Donny Holly Woodrow Gr1ffen Johnny F Long Dan Harnson Jo Ann Scott Donny R Southwell Gall Bozeman Dekle Betty A Lare more Ruth Cobb Lrnda Wood Margaret Porter and C L Capps The Trger s Tale IS publrshed each month by the thrrd penod Typrng II class wrth the help of the student body and faculty News rs turned rn to the members of the staff and they rn turn edrt and punt rt rn the paper The staff IS Edrtor in Chref Jo Ann Scott Assrstant Edrtor Dan Harnson Sports Edrtor Ruth Cobb Society Edrtor Margaret Porter News Edrtor Donny Holley Feature Edrtor Woodrow Grrffxn Busrness Manager Lrnda Wood Exchange Editor Betr.yA Laremore Pnnter Donnre R Southwell Club News Edrtor Johnny Long The Sponsor rs Mrs Mrldred Gurlford 2.5 px - ., . 4 5 3 ' - :ff W S . A C' 'A ' it a 3 -2 . 'S' V 1 fflf- at F - 2,5 y ' S S I ll A its I M, , I 76 ad704ft7i4g4c60bzL'fJfe2zgfzo4oi ix, Q5 I t 4? ' .5 f' as if 4, 4 4 if! 'K Q i' . 3 i . , 1 x sis ,an Busy getting a shipment of copy ready before the first copy shipment deadline , . , 744134 Staff During 1955-56 the Saber Tooth staff was instrumental in securing a Quill and Scroll charter for the local high school. Eight Saber Tooth staff members and one Tiger's Tale staff member were initiated as charter members. Five members attended the district F. S. P.A. meeting held in Tallahassee, October 15, secur- ing next year's meeting for Blountstown. Saber Tooth staff members are Jimmy Bailey, Artie Mae Cook, Janice Dillard, Lavon Donaldson, James Dunn, Hester Durham, Doris Etheridge, Billie Faye Flowers, Joyce Kelso, Doyle Peacock, Marcia Ann Redd, Billy Ray Richter, Bernie Wood Taylor, Donnell Whitfield Qfirst semesterj, and Terry Parker. Mrs. Jessie M. Bailey advises the staff. The staff maintains membership in both state and national scholastic press associations. 7ap flfdllygdltegy... 77 ,ru sins- ta '91 554 751.61 f a 4 ra, pf, , . we 7 . . fn 1 UL- , F r F I rssxxlt-X 3,5 1' fly is , 2 is is it f ,N fscmi. X-er 'fd QM ,,,443e-,,,,,f.,,g, --fa, ' , s 1 Q I ,V , ..M-a-sn'.fv ' Refi' rw ,sf-' 2 aff- 'fs Kneeling: Norval Tyre, David Pippin, Johnny Fowler, Willard Smith, Johnny Temple, Douglas Peacock, Bernie Lee Adams, J, W, Yon, Hewey Clemmons, Billy Suggs, Wilbur Kimbrel, James R, Willis, Tommy Swearing- ton, Don Clemmons, W, L. Watson. Standing: Mr, Lamar Jones, Advisor, Henry Nichols, Edward Parrish, Roy Flowers, Charles Bozeman, Robert Johnson, Roy Hagen, Troy Herndon, John Morgan Davis, Bobby Dawson, Donald Hall, Cecil Newsome, Tony Gilbert, Floyd Williams, Jerry Bruner, H, V. Herndon, David Howell, Rod- ney Johnson, Leon Williams, Donnie Coxwell, Horace Traylor, Ronnie Coxwell, Jimmy Creamer, C. L, Capps, Bobby Joe Young, Archie Parrish, James Pope, Houston Gilbert, Charles Richards, Glenn Warren, Joe Wood, Gary Harrison, Boyd Herndon, Leonard Whitehead, Charles Smith, Herman Coxwell, Joe Marshall, James Fields, Fernwood Bailey, Richard Leath, and James Shuler. 414' The F, F. A. , in fulfilling its purposes, has committees to carry out the plan of work which consists of 9 divisions: Supervised Farming, Co-Operation, Community Service, Leadership, Earning and Saving, Conduct of Meetings, Scholarship, Recreation Activities, and Public Relations. The local F, F, A, is a member of the State and National F, F. A. This year in addition to all the regular activities which include the Northwest Florida Fair in Tallahassee, State Fair in Tampa, State Conven- tion in Daytona, District Contest, F. F, A. -F, H, A. Joint Banquet, F. F. A, -F, H, A, Weiner Roast and Square Dance, Annual Initiation Supper, the boys had a Television program over the Tallahassee Station The projects, upon which the treasury depends, are: hog-raising, renting chicken houses, and conces- sions at ball games. Our officers are: President, Don Clemmonsg Vice President, W. L. Watson, Secretary, Archie Parrish, Peporter, Fernwood Baileyg Sentinel, James Roy Willisg Treasurer, Joe Wood, Sponsor, Mr, Lamar Jones, ' 27 1 1 Sunning in front of Grace Cottage are: First row: S. Peavy, D. Leonard, A, Richards, H. Pope, M. Adams, G. Pitts, C, Yates, M. Johnson, I, Fowler. Second row: B, Alford, A. Bailey, C. Barfield, A. Neel, B. Flowers, T. Parker, M. Parrish, C. Armstrong, Third row: Mrs, Evelyn Gaskin, S. Knight, S. Redfern, W, Price, M, Marshall, S. Willis, J. Carver, H. Durham, S. Eldridge, M. Redd, C. Dykes. Fourth row: I. Pitts, C. Grif- fin, M. Porter, O. Richards, I, Clemmons, J. Dillard, B, Finlay, J, Adams, and C, Ayers, diff' Our '55-'56 program of work, Promoting Better Relations in Home and Community Life, was plan- ned by Samme Redfern, the president, and Mrs. Evelyn Gaskin, the advisor, during the summer. The Chapter's first money-making project was a concession during the football season. Hobo Day, another fund-raiser, was held on March 28. During November several of the Chapter members and advisor participated in the district meeting in Panama City, Problems of Teenagers was the theme of several panel discussions during regular meet- ings. Several of the Chapter Mothers participated in these discussions. During March, a tea was held honoring Chapter members' mothers in an effort to improve relations between mothers and daughters. The F. H.A. and F. F. A, enjoyed a joint welner roast after which the F. H. A, sponsored a square dance. The amiual F, H. A. and F, F. A. Banquet was held in the lunchroom on May 11. Claire Armstrong, Margaret Marshall, Sissy Knight, Mrs. Bart Knight, and Mrs. Evelyn Gaskin at- tended the State convention in Clearwater, April 5, 6, and 7, Saou 714 Zaye in Dau .... 79 aZ70hZe70e.4'we70eZZ an .. '01 If To be a member of the B Club you must letter in at least one varsity sport. Special provisions are made forlhonorary membership. B Club officers are as follows: President, Jimmy Coleman, Vice President, Joe Marshallg Secretary and Treasurer, Donald Hall, Sponsor, Coach Ted Cooper. The B Club sponsored an intra-squad basketball game between the Chipola Junior College players in an effort to raise money to help buy all senior lettermen school sweaters. Additional income is de- rived by operating soft-drink machines. Looking chic in new school jackets are B Club members: I. Fowler, H. Clemmons, H. Nichols, R. Leath, Coach Ted Cooper, Sponsor. Second row: D. Pippins, I. Dunn, D. Whitfield, E. Parrish, G. White, R. Newman, J. Shuler, D. Hall, D. Clemmons, D. Peacock, 1. Marshall. Third row: J. Yates, J. Coleman, A. Parrish, B. Finlay, F. Bailey, I. Bailey, W.L. Watson, J. Davis, G. Harrison, C.L. Capps. Fourth row: LH. Bailey, LC. Peacock, and E. Montgomery. Qin!! ' , . . W A M fa-3' Q O The 1955-56 senior cheerleaders, elected at the beginning of the school term by the student body, are: Samme Redfern, Margaret Porter, Carolyn Dykes, Mary Lou Adams, Winnie Ray Price, Carolyn Goodman, Ruth Cobb, Hester Durham. The girls led game yells, pre-game pep meetings and helped in establishing stronger school , spirit. One of the special pre-season events was the bonfire pep meeting immediately following the Homecom- ing Banquet. The cheerleaders were also guests at the Post-Season Football Banquet sponsored by the Quarterback Club. make Junior Cheerleaders are active during both football and basketball seasons - leading yells at Junior football games and B basketball games. Junior Cheerleaders are: Frances Price, Frances Dykes, Sue Kirkland, Pat Pelt, Shirley Willis, Sandra Brantley, and Frankie Brizelle. ' ' ae'5e9caz,.. cfflie uefa0 414' The purpose of the Future Teachers' Club is to encourage the better qualified students to enter the teach- ing profession. The program of the Future Teachers' Club informs students about future opportunities, re- quired training and benefits of the teaching profession, and gives as much opportunity to observe and teach as is possible at the high school level. The club is affiliated with both State and National Educational Associations. This year, the club quali- fied and received its National Charter under the name of the E. Moody Eldridge Chapter of Future Teachers of America. Bernie wood Taylor, Aileen Neel, Nornal Tyre, John Morgan Davis, and Mrs. Margaret Garrett, advisor, attended the state convention at Florida Southern College in Lakeland, March 1-2-3. Service hours may be earned by any unpaid service to children for which the student does not receive academic credit, a total of 50 hours merits a certificate -- hours are cumulative throughout the high school and may be carried into college. As money-making projects, the club had concessions at two bas- ketball games. Chapter officers are: President -John Morgan Davis, Vice President - Aileen Neel, Secretary - Betty Alford, Treasurer - Arthur Dillard. Electing delegates to the State F.T.A. Convention are: Standing: M. Marshall, S. Boggs, L. Wood, F. Ab- bot, J. Shields, B. Alford, A. Dillard, A. Neel, I. Davis. Sitting, first row: B. Pelt, J. Dillard, J. Adams, S. Knight. Second row: S. Eldridge, M. Redd, C. Ayers, N. Tyre, T. Parker, J. Sapp. Third row: B. Tay- lor, B. Flowers, S. Griffen, A. Parrish, Mrs. W.C. Garret. .','f Qi Mama Students of the Library Clubs are divided into seventh grade, eighth grade, and senior high groups. They have only one purpose for organizing -- they are will- ing to assist our librarian, Mrs. Lois Musgrove in mak- ing our library more familiar and useful to the students in our school. Although members aid Mrs. Musgrove in training stu- dent assistants, and co-operate with her on the mag- azine drive and book fair, they also conduct a non- profit service of displaying books for the elementary grades. Each group has its own officers and enrollment of more than twenty members. Their sponsor, Mrs. Musgrove, attended the District Library Conference in Tallahassee, Florida, on December 2-3, 1956. Their goal is to affiliate with the Florida Library Council, but at the present time they belong only to the Florida Library Association. --,j 'S Vzza se, . r- w FH .if-, ,. v A gh A P ffm M- !! I ,sz A l K N,-.F il jf! s l , 41 Ready for spring concerts are Glee Club members I. Leonard, E. Cawthorn, S. Knight, S. Eldridge, T. Parker, M. Marshall, R. Jones, A. Neel. Second row: H. Durham, C. Armstrong, M. Parrish, J. Carver, O. Richards, R. Cobb, B. Larremore, J. Dillard, B. Finlay, D. Leonard, M. Redd. Third row: C. Yates, S. Boggs, M. Ad- ams, B. Flowers, M. McCroan, I. Parrish, M. Porter, L. Guilford, A. Cook. J. Shields, J. Adams, C. Fields. Fourth row: I. Dunn, J. Bailey, J. Coleman, H. Clemmons, E. Strawn, P. Pendarvis, R. Newman, J. Marshall, J. Long, J. Redd, J. Peacock, F. Price, C. Hoylman, S. Griffen, G. Dekle. Fifth row: J. Alford, C. Richards, C. Newsome, D. Southwell, D. Holley, D. Whitfield, L. Whitehead, T. McCellan, I. Thomas, W. Smith, C. Dykes, and G. White. The purpose of the Glee Club is to instill a love of music into the hearts and minus of the students. Julie Leonard, Evelyn Cawthorn, Carolyn Dykes, Sue Boggs, Donnell Whitfield, Roderick Newman, Penny Pen- darvis, and Tommy McCellean attended the State Music Clinic at Tampa, January 6-9. At Christmas they gave a concert and a Christmas play. They sang at an assembly program in workshop and for the dedication of the new building. The Girls' Chorus sang for the National Honor Society Initiation. The Glee Club participated in both district and state festivals. At the district festival in Pensacola, March 9-10, many honors were won. The girls' chorus rated superior in sight reading and concertg the boys' chorus rated su- perior in concert and excellent in sight reading. The mixed chorus received excellent ratings all the way through Several solos and ensembles won superior ratings, enabling them to compete in the state festival also. During April, the Glee Club was host to F. S. U. 's Women's Glee Club, who gave an afternoon and evening per- formance. Other spring events were concerts given in the Methodist Church and at the Blountstown Drive-In Theatre. W4cZz'o74ee,0wzf4!m4 Wada? 71' I Students from grades eight and nine may belong to the Junior Glee Club if they are interested in music and display average talent. This organization has been very active this year. They participated in the Christmas Concert the Senior High Glee Club gave. At the district festival they received many nice comments -- fthey aren't judged as the Senior High group is, but the judges spoke very highly of them.J The first week in May they gave an assembly program on Music Week. Several of the students did folk dances and the entire chorus participated in the rest of the program. For their money-making projects they had concessions at several of the ball games. Mrs. Myrtle Blair directs the Junior Glee Club. Ready for district festival are: B. Creamer, J. Bailey, C. Flowers, P. Kearce, S. Montford, C. Dawson, C. Mc Crone, C. Yates, C. Schwendernan, L. Montford, B. Whitehead. Second row: B. Smiley, C. Cook, P. Capps R. Bailey, C. Pope, P. Pelt, D. Leonard, N. Savell, F. Bazzell, M. Peacock, S. Peavy, M. Holley, I. Cox well, H. Cooks, M. Martin, M. Johnson, M. Cawthome, R. Barbee, F. Dykes, C. Fields, L. Buttram, H. Pope Mrs. M. Blair. Third row: D. McCrone, F. Abbott, A. Marshall, A. Comerford, C. Richards, H. Womble, S Holley, N. Thagard, F. Price, S. Willis, P. Bryant, D. Lipford, E. Strawn, J. Bailey, B. Kent, J. Yon, M. Porter, P. Trammell, Jr., C. Williams, J. Redd, J. Alford, T. McClellan, J. Thomas, J. Davis, C. Sellars, W. Ayers, B. Bailey, D. Godwin, K. Mears, A. Shivers, D. Taylor, M. Tucker, B. Shivers, D. White, and B. Charles. First row: Joanne Carver, Mary Parrish, Claire Armstrong. Second row: Director Rodney McDonald, Wilbur Hare, Evelyn Cawthorn, Arthur Dillard, Joanne Pitts. Third row: Josephine Flowers, Doris Etheridge, Betty Arrant, Ruth Williams, Laura Schwendeman, Patricia Pelt. Fourth row: Roy Flowers, Jackie Fields, Linda Weand, Catherine Fields, Charlene Schwendeman, and Lorraine Fields. ie 3775 gmac! The Band has participated in a wide number and vanety of events during the school year 1955 56 It participated in eight of ten football games during the fall these consisted of four home games and four out of town games In addition, the Band participated rn the Harbor Day parade at Apalachrcola in the fall Afterwards they were treated to a seafood dinner During the spring semester, the band appeared at the Carr School and the Blountstown School for the dedication programs At the Carr school the band members were given a generous helping of barbecue with all the trimmings Later in the semester, the band played for the political ralhes in Altha Clarks ville Krnard, and Blountstown The Band also played at three of the afternoon give away programs for the Chamber of Commerce The Marching Band consisted of approximately sixteen bandsmen and five maJorettes this year QNext year, we plan to double the size of the band with approximately thirty two bandsmen J Www E 2494 QQHIQICN YI ,,.. -c it ,.. 4- . .,,.,.,4 gltau I M IRON A if , 0 ttililif A 'IJ ll ., Q 'lu -gg -t , , , Alumnus James N. McCaskil1 registers before attending the Alumni Banquetg alumni Agnes Wooten, Ada Jane White, and Vonice Danley wait their turn. . . . Spectators cheer the Tigers to- ward an overwhelming victory over the neighboring Altha Wild-Cats, Q , A 1 a ' 1 ' 7347214 ?4!ZZaemf, ' X if if 4 , 4 f x .- 17 ' 'A tt 5 Bulletin board display creates interest in coming Homecoming activities. Alumni Alumnu Banquet guest speaker, s Louis James Atkins, presents alumni flowers to Stu- dent Co uncil President Julie Leonard, 5 .QQ U I L A rvQ . ' fi- . . . Sandra Eldridge reigns as 1956 Homecoming Queen, I D11 4 . I ' , 1 s' y I 4 'if QS W Richard Leath, a senior at the local high school and captain ofthe Tigers football team last season, took the lion's share of honors when the Quarterback Club feted the gridders at the annual banquet in the school lunchroom, February 9th, Leath, who has twice been named to the All- Conference team of the Apalachicola Valley Con- ference, was voted by his mates to receive the most valuable player award and the sportsman trophy, These were presented by Brooks Hayes. Hewey Clemmons was awarded the trophy for the most improved lineman and the trophy was pre- sented by W. L. Bailey. The most improved back of the year was Johnny Fowler and Albert Savell pre- sented the trophy to him. Harold Branton, representing the AVC, presented the conference championship trophy to Captains Leath and Douglas Peacock and Coach Ted Cooper. The team won six straight to win the AVC title. Cooper, named by the coaches of the conference as the coach of the year was presented his trophy by Branton. Ray Crawford of the sports staff of the Florida Times-Union presented the team a trophy from his paper. Coach Cooper, and his assistants, John Tomlin- son and John Upchurch, were presented gifts from the team and the QB Club. The Tigers placed five men on the AVC All- Conference team. These were Leath, Donnell Whit- field, Johnny Fowler, John Wynn, and Dewey Barber. These were presented to the club by Coach Cooper. Principal speaker for the occasion was Coach William F. Clipson, head coach at Troy State Teachers College in Troy, Ala, I-Ie was introduced by Virgil Mayo, captain of the club, who served as master of ceremonies. if Wann Soccktcke Vacitcdfe f 5 ahh .V ,-,f , fa: NATIONAL Hduon SOCIETY Q Z S f Z 3 W S s Lf TN -H 'lnxiivllkrias - fm 'K I 2 E . '53 gf . U '5wli W-J ' ,fff ,, 1 ,N L Q- ' 5 if 3 - A N tg , n j: 'gfold youu! Zdagae., f J Y, . . Q? , N e x ws x iv' f .Q X ' ' fo 19 X I' I . in ' 154- gg, F gf K' gi 1,5110 X' ., E-Lm g ,,-'-'F ' X' 'J a . L D fiw i ' - , 4, o My uf 2 . 'YPD ' ' A QQ' I Q 90 iff 1 - A, NEW L J J ,Q .L - M -, xx - - L v -x HW,- ,4awzd4f4'ze?-zeaemfed f0D640'LUOt?Sfdk4Kf4.,, f .vf' A915 L 5579? is 2,4 , ff'-Q J A ,Xb- at , ydtlttbfbd gfoaofa Semkvw 4 YXTV 7. ,. I Q' Q -- V ' slag ' X PY!! r- li 7fuzdcZc2uea! Zangaet S y and pwm . . , N 372' 1 N M93 X '7e4twungaQndq .land 76eme,.. 5 J nf. f ef , J, 'al W ' 4 I J I 4 9 ' 1 1 . . W! 1' 4 5. 39 W n f' ' we 1 rw N 0 :MK 0 Q feed-U!! gcwguet foe 7405540 S The Quarterback Club honored the football team with a Kickoff Banquet on September 10, after the Tigers had won their first game of the season with a 20-0 Non-Conference victory over Graceville, Each player was introduced to the club by Coach Ted Cooper. Mr. Virgil Mayo, captain of the Quarterback Club, was master of ceremonies, The lunchroom personnel served a delicious chicken din- ner. Guests included the Cheerleaders and their sponsor. pdftlftkd gn K-I2 , . sr at Nx Blounrstown High School had its Christmas Parties according to homerooms, The classes met in different places and each brought a small gift. Refreshments were served and the gifts UTA were opened, P. T. A. Homeroom Mothers helped with the refreshments. when the parties were over, in most classes the gifts were taken up and given to different organizations in town to give to children who could not afford presents and other things to help R :take theirs a Merry Christmas. gbeelal,-4aw4a State ' an 7441144 . , The Senior Glee Clab attended the stare Vocal festival held in Tazga Agrzl Z5-27, in style by chartering a Trailway bus. Tie gui: :norm rated superior, the boys, excellent, A girls trio crgfttgzcxefz if Evelyn Camorn, Sue Boggs, and Ann Bryant, and soloists james Dunn and Tulle Leonard received Superiors, Soloist Sue Boggs am: a zrzyi inane: composed of Richard heath, jimmy Coleman, James Lnnn, ani: jiney Timmons :eceived excellents, Fifty-three members arm agar '.:1a.:erzns atnemzefi Cie festival, if if ,. F Vg' P, 4-mf? ,auf ur I ff Aff - 'W 'H 'l ?q'+ 1 Hmm! Std-ff 1040-'Ld On Monday night, February 13, the Annual Staff held its annual buffet supper for the purpose of dedi- cating the '55-'56 Saber Tooth. The supper was en- joyed at the home of Mrs, Jessie Mae Bailey, the sponsor. The guests were welcomed by co-editor, Bernie Wood Taylor, and the response was given by Jo Ann Scott, a '54-'55 staff member. Lavon Donaldson, co-editor, gave the dedication speech which honored Coach Ted Cooper. The staff members presented him with a gift. After the brief program everyone enjoyed a deli- cious but informal meal, Afterwards games were played and contests were held, prizes being awarded to the winners. The guests were: Mr. Moody Eldridge, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cooper, and Jo Ann Scott. iff as Wir... LQ ,- ,u 9 fs., in Q ' V ff? if J 2 i I . gi' N in ' Ts , ' . Qx . ,Q ,!,, i gfa, iwsljzi 'x ':e...,f,Q 1'-' 'ns 4 NJ J F3 2442! mwl5oza!l.. The local chapter of Quill and Scroll was in- stalled and its new members initiated on March 13, The Annual Staff was in charge of the program, with James Dunn presiding as Master of Ceremonies. At the close of the program, Donnell Whitfield read the names of the initiates Mrs. Jessie Mae Baile - Y and Mrs. Mildred Guilford presented membership pins. Mr. Moody Eldridge gave a short congratulatory speech and issued membership cards. Those initiated were: Bernie Wood Taylor, Lavon Donaldson, Billie Faye Flowers, Hester Durham, Marcia Ann Redd, Jo Ann Scott, Joyce Kelso, James Dunn, and Artie Mae Cook. 93 ' ' f4fze A very small crowd heard a very good talk by State Superintendent Thomas D. Bailey at the gym- nasium of Blountstown High School Sunday, March 25th, at three o'c1ock. Mr. Bailey was in our town to dedicate the new buildings at the Blountstown High School. Prior to his talk, the crowd was entertained by numbers from the Blountstown High Band and Glee Club. Mr. Bailey said that opportunities for youngsters in the less wealthy counties, which includes Calhoun, were now getting opportunities in school which a short time ago could only be secured in wealthy counties. Superintendent Bailey also paid tribute to the tax- payers of the State. The good people of Florida want the best for their youngsters, and always vote accordingly when they understand the need, he said, County Superintendent Lewis Bailey was in charge of the program and acted as Master of Ceremonies. Ulm In-1 511' A . ,.-I . 2 2-' QA if Il er ' f 14. ., , ' bl iQ,' K' 9 ABQ 'EO' Q I sl W A V X 5 .1 5' fb' Q-PW 1 iss.. 0 I I I I Blountstown's Student Council political campaigns got underway on April 16 and lasted for over a week. The students showed very much interest in the colorful posters, campaign promises, and candidates badges. The speeches given by the candidates were perhaps the best ever. Great enthusiasm was shown by every- one. To be able to vote each student had to register. Voting this year, for the first time, was carried on identical to that of the county elections. Official ballot boxes were used, and the ballot was pattemed after that of the county primaries. The following officers were elected to serve dur- ing '56-'5'7g President, Edward Parrishg Vice President, Johnny Fowler, Treasurer, John C. Peacock: Secretary, Jimmy Creamer. HL GA W'-FP, A-NT 1 1 Q ' Wah Z 74e age: Blountstown experienced one of the best seasons in football that it has ever had. They won the Apalacnicola Valley Conference and the Post Season Rodeo Bowl game. The Tigers won 9 of 11 games, scored 239 pints to their opponents' 45, holding 7 ofthem scoreless. ffloae 7476! .nz row: George 3-Ezine, Jarzes Dunn, Nichols, Douglas Peacock, Joe Marshall, Gary Harrison, James faxes Yates, Secocd rc'-1 Jocnzjf Fowler, Bill Finlay, David Pippins, Donnell Whitfield, John Morgan 'a'fii, Ei'-'ai ?a:risQ1, Jciiznj-' Farrel Long, Donald Hall, Manager Park Trammell. Third row: Assistant Coach C: T::.li:sc-1, issistazt Coach John Upchurch, Dewey Barber, Don Clemmons, Hewey Clemmons, Roderick ne'r:a.:, Ficliard Learn, and E-lead Coach Ted Cooper. ,f W6 Head Coach Ted Cooper gives last minute instructions to Co-captains Douglas Peacock and Richard Leath. 7 fecofzdfafz 55- 56: WE SCHOOL 20 Graceville 20 Century 27 Crawfordville 14 Bristol 34 Altha I I 606 dd 6408 THEY WE SCHOOL 0 14 Chattahoochee 0 9 Quincy 0 6 Port St. Joe 0 18 Apalachicola O 58 Sopchoppy RODEO BOWL We 19 DeFuniak Springs 7 HEATH WHITFIELD FOWLER 'WW Wie ,-- ' li x ' . 1 g ' THEY O 25 7 6 0 WYNN 'Sh --mf , li 5 Q X V -11 . '? BARBER ff 2 The Tigers had one of the worst basketball seasons ever -- winning ' only three during the season. The reason for this was the inexper- ienced players and high caliber of opposition they played, BLOUNTSTOWN BLOUNTSTOWN F. I. S. leon F.I.S. Quincy Altha Wewa Chattahoochee Cottondale Greensboro Port St. Joe Malone Chattahoochee Leon Chattahoochee Greensboro Port St. Joe Malone Wewa Cottondale Quincy Chattahoochee DeFuniak Altha Malone A Team: James Pope, W.L, Watson, Floyd Williams, Johnny Fowler, James Thomas, Duncan Finlay, C, L. Capps, James Bailey, and James Shuler, 4 of 4 0 68 60 '70 60 62 77 63 63 83 58 45 53 Donn, Dwight 0 s 0 'Q- rlf R J 2 2 74e Zecofzd BLOUNTSTOWN BLOUNTSTOWN 32 F. I. S. 20 16 Chattahoochee 27 Leon 54 31 Greensboro 37 F. I.S. 31 27 St. Joe 22 Quincy 31 25 Malone 26 Altha 24 29 Wewa 30 Wewa 23 55 Cottondale 31 Chattahoochee 33 28 Quincy 28 Cottondale 19 29 DeFuniak 24 Greensboro 20 37 Port St, Joe 21 Leon 47 44 Malone 'Me 7eam ont row: Earl Montgomery, John C, Peacock, Johnny R. Redd, Johnny F. Long, Robert Long. Second wg Arthur G. Dillard, Charles Bowman, James Pope, Joe Alford. Third row: Coach Tomlinson, Joe illiams, Bobby Bailey and Dwight Thomas. 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