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

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An orrisr must put o lor of thought Into pointing something from memory. In repoiring on opplionce, one must think through the circuits in order to locote the problem. Greg Burkett A teocher, like on orrist, tries to produce o finished product rhot is joy to behold. John Summers Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, And points his own nature into his pictures. (Rev. Henry Word Beecher, 1887) Carolyn McClellan Mildred Guilford Typing I ond II Shorthand, Bookkeeping We both like perfection ond we both like to WIN. Dovid Pitts John Summers Trig Calculus, Algebra I ond II, Gen. Moth, Geom. Sharon Leonard Business Moth ond Mach., Typing I, Business Comm., Clerical Office Practice Foye Eubanks Exceptional Education Billy Jones Physical Science, P.E., Gen. Science Herbert Brown Exceptional Education Jimmy Watson Gen. Moth II, Consumer Moth, Physics, Algebro I Mory Sue Jones Biology, General Science Eorlene Bornes Human Development, Home Ec. IV, Life Management 21

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Georgia Barbee P.E., Consumer Math z«t 4rtc4t. . . As the sculptor tries to shape his cloy, so does the physical educator try to shape oftitudes and bodies. Georgia Barbee Like those of on artist, the hands and minds ore the greatest assets o teacher builds upon. Using these along with patience, talent, and creativity, he or she may mold a masterpiece of the future.” Carolyn Lawrence Jerry Doniels American History, P.E., Civics Tommy Sellers Auto-body I and II We take students os o blank canvas and with hard work, tremendous ability, and the proper attitude we try to develop a masterpiece. (If should be noted that only a tiny fraction of the world's art becomes o Picasso or Rembrandt). Jimmy Cox David Pitts Newton Tatum P.E. Carpentry I ond II Vicki Davis S.L.D. Greg Burkett Carolyn Lawrence Appliance Repair Ag. I ond II, Ag. I ond II Mechanics Horti- culture, Ag. Soles ond Service Soro Koy Waldorf Gifted Studies 20

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Dano Ayers Spanish The struggling artist is penniless, and is neither appreciated nor understood in his own time. Many consider him to be weird, eccentric, and his work to be of questionable value in real life. I think I know how he feels. Dona Ayers Being o teacher is like being on ortist. Design and technique ore effective only if your audience gets the picture.” Peggy Cox Renoir chose to point only the beautiful ond I strive to see only the beautiful in my students.” Mory Ann Williams Peggy Cox English IV, Journalism, British Literature Cherie White Comp. Ed., Consumer Moth Goil McCoskill English, Honor Society Sponsor Mory Ann Williams Reading, Cheerleoding Sponsor Lindo Adorns Choral, American ond World History, Fine Arts Music Betty McClellan English I. II, ond III James Pelt World History, Geography, Sociology Psychology, American Problems Lorry Bachelor Beginning Jazz, Advanced Bond, Computer Programming 22