Port St Joe High School - Monument Yearbook (Port St Joe, FL)

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TOP LEFT: Students looking on during an assem- bly program. TOP RIGHT: Students in Facts class line up for the final wedding march. ABOVE LEFT: Students enjoying the reception after the wedding. ABOVE. FSU students presents the play “A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM.” LEFT: Students paying close attention to guest speaker.

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January New Year Brings January started off with a bang! Stu- dents were bursting with excitement to see all of their friends again and start the new semester. As the year was starting off it also brought to a close the girls and boys bas- ketball and the wrestling season. As the year began it also was the start of baseball, softball, track, and golf season. During this month we had a lot of special events to occur. A special assembly was held to recognize all “A honor students. Not only the “A” honor roll students were noticed but also the 87-88 football team. The players were given a banquet to recognize the most outstanding play- ers. Other events that occurred during this month was the wedding in facts class and “A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. A drama production from F.S.U. RIGHT: Outstanding football players which re- ceived awards at Banquet. BELOW: Ann prepar- ing for a home run. MIDDLE RIGHT: Students participating in college day. BOTTOM LEFT: Ken receiving his award at the Football Banquet. BOTTOM RIGHT: The band’s reward for rating Superior at the Marching Band Festival.

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February Once In A Life February proved to be a very fun filled month for the students at Port St Joe High School. In addition to the other extracurricular activities going on at school we also had our annual Science Fair. School Board Meeting held in our library for the seniors to participate in, Valentines Day for the sweethearts, a Magic show for the seventh and eighth graders, and two meetings to set time for appreciating black culture in American life. TOP RIGHT: Seventh and eighth graders enjoy a magic show. ABOVE: The first place science project of tenth grader Brad Thursby MIDDLE RIGHT: Angela Jennings and Patricia Nedley performing at the honoring of all “A” students. RIGHT: Tenth grade biology class studies hard. 26