Gadsden County High School - Tiger Yearbook (Quincy, FL)

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OFFICERS President—Lamar Massey Vice-president—Starling Glisson Secretary-Treasurer—Tommy Betts Historian—Gene Moore Sergeant-at-Arms—Bruce Wimberly The G Club was organized November 2, 1948. Mem- bership qualifications are one varsity letter in any major sport and approval of the members. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in athletics, in good sportsmanship, and to cooperate with the school program. The G Club consists of 16 charter members and 14 who were initiated this year. The 1948-1949 project has been to keep boys in training. The Club worked with the Student Council in promoting good citizenship in the school. 3» Moore Hatcher, J. Glisson, J. Lewis Glisson, S., Hatcher, B. Creamer, Cox, Corry, Castleberry, Carman, Brady, Betts, Baggett, Auman, Davis, Fain, Gainous, Greene, Hutto, Holman, Massey, McMillan, Oliva, Olsen, Powell, Smith, B., Smith, G., Sheffield, Taylor, Woodward, Wimberly.

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Helen Claire Wheat, Mary Webb May, Norman McMillan, Hilda Warren. Second Row: Juanita Horton, Martha Logue, Joanne Turnage, Anne Crownover, Jo-Ann Grubb, Mary Martha McClain. Third Row: Carolyn Creamer, Joyce Driggers, Betty May, Jeannette McKinnon, Caroline Edwards, Sara Margaret Davis. Fourth Row: Barry Ottinger, Martha Jean Leslie, Saradee Davis, Anna Risher Grady, Doris Ann Craven, Hilda Blount, Jane Shepard. Fifth Row: Jimmy Rogers, Berniece Hanna, Loraine Tidwell, Gloria Grantham, Helen Story, Jackie Morris, Betty Davis. Sixth Row: Joe Wheat, Anita Smith, Janet Mears, Betty Sowell, T. R. Smith, Carolyn John- son, Margaret Barr. Seventh Row: Gene Patronis, Jimmy Powell, Gary Lloyd, Pelham Corry. The National Honor Society was organized May 17, 1948, by the principal, Mr. J. A. Shanks and a council of teachers. Membership is based on service, leadership, character and scholarship. The officers are: President—Norman McMillan: Vice- president—Mary Webb May: Secretary—Hilda Warren; Treasurer—Helen Claire Wheat. SCOOP CLUB The Scoop Club is composed of persons who contributed eight or more articles to the school newspaper by the end of the first semester of the school year. The sponsor is Miss Elizabeth Thomas. First Row: Celia McFarlin, Helen Claire Wheat, Loraine Tidwell, Saradee Davis, Mary Martha McClain, Juanita Horton, Hilda Warren. Second Row: Jimmy Auman, Mary Stuart Bostick, Sara Margaret Davis, Montez Hutto, Jo-Ann Grubb, Helen Story, Phil Davis. Third Row: Norman McMillan, Ernest Creamer, Pelham Corry, George Allen Anderson.

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Club ary 22 The Tiger's Tale GADSDEN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Band Concert Cornin' QUINCY, FLORIDA, FEBRUARY 8, 1949 PRICE n the seni close M oe, daught : Munroe, spring fes Corry At Miss Mu Borman e festiviti s, daught Morris, for the Massey escort, irt were a' vote. Th aire Whe- Mary We art Bostii Miss Sc s Jeanne -ary Mart res of the teacher McClain, Miss Marthla Logue, M ,Tb« «• IALE »“ iX1 '• F'b'u v,of !« br ,h « 07»ycc R»Sa £g ys having indi e ienior tnglish Scoop Club. I ne newspaper has been financed through advert.se- !S will select an escr le are request ments and subscriptions. Miss Elizabeth Weatherly and Miss Elizabeth Thomas are ccasion- md coat in ac sponsors. inual spring festival if 1 costume. ty affair in which hi sday, if the The 1948-1949 staff was elected by the seniors. The associate staff was elected people participate. :s have been by the juniors enior girls ana U1C11 iris will have theii ictures made. Ex- 1 be made for those ire personal picture: °,r an. McM,l!an zed on Page 2) STAFF ASSOCIATE STAFF Attention, Speaker: espians Phil Davis Pelham Corry Hilda Warren Sara Margaret Davis Ernest Creamer third period eleve. Lamar Massey : initiated into tb , p privileges pertainin. Joyce peacock f the National Thes Eldon Greene Mary Stuart Bostick ird, president of th Juanita Horton a auraut?’- w bb Celia McFarb and I th Thomas a The week of February 21-25 ieclamation week in' Gadsd -ounty High School. Seven eighth, and ninth grade pu-‘i!? Betty Joan Moody ;ach give a memorized s'-ci-h Caroline Edwards 3'5 minutes in length. Tommy Betts These readings may be funr Saradee Davis Pierce Williams Loraine Tidwell Editor-in-chief ... Business Manager Advertising Manager Chief Reporter Society Sports Circulation . . .. Exchange Humor Features Clubs . Junior High nv TZyyV,. | iruu juices lor umer umms luuL | memorization. IT has been the aim of the TIGER S TALE to become a record of the outstanding--------------------- so'n 'jhnmy0 evert' c school He at G. H. S. and to furnish an opportunity to those people who R AWAfd Rnctir»lr A Ifon wishec to participate in newsDaoer writino and orodurtinn n r l serious, dramatic, in prose or G oria Grantham poetry. But make your spee Pat Corry good! Do not spend time mem Adelaide Munroe rizin§ something that is r Anita Smith worthy °f the time needed. Grac 7- i, are given on the basis of choi 'oary uoyd 0f selection, pronunciation, int( Anne Crownover pretation, poise, enunciation, a Bostick, Alton y, Jo-Ann Grubb, Mary Webb May, Alice Revel and rd. week of February tional Thespian So- tes twenty years of e field of dramatics. I • participate in newspaper writing and production IX 111 glttUl. Jimmy Powell. 12 th grade — Helen Claire Wheat, Frank Fain. This series of programs will continue from now until the end of school and promises to be good raido listening as well as keen realize that dental caries may be controlled by proper diet and regular visits to a dentist, he felt sure that the dental health of the Quincy School would be improved in time. The lluoridc treatments will mary Martha McClain chosen by the popular vote of ' senior girls, to receive the D. A. Award on Commencement Nig This Award is based on citizi ship, leadership, character, service. The senors thought Mi