Quincy High School - Tiger Yearbook (Quincy, FL)

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COURSES ESSENTIAL TO EVERYDAY LIFE AAR. JOHN L. COGGIN: Driver Education; University of Mississippi; B.A. University of Tennessee; Mississippi Southern. MISS SARA STUART: Business Education; B.S., Troy State College. MR. JAMES McCALL: Agriculture; B.S.A., M.S., Auburn. Mr. John L. Coggin Miss Sara Stuart Mr. James McCall Betty Norton, Victor Higdon, Marguerite Suber, Alma Lee Sadberry, Jo Nell Bartlett, Jane Bell and Mary Jo Ritter learning not to hunt and peck. Mike Munroe using one of the tools in the well-equipped voca- tional school. 15

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TRAINING AUGMENTS MUSICAL TALENT QaL MRS. HUSTON ROGERS: Choral Director; B.M., Alabama College; Graduate Work, Florida State University. MR. CARLTON MASON: Band Director; Music Special, University of Florida. Mr. Carlton Mason Mr . Rogers directing; Betty Green, Tillie Smith of the piano. FIRST ROW. left to r.ght: Koy McClellan, Joyce Johnson, Sherry Hobbs, Susan West Suzanne Woodberv Peggy Straughn, Sue Ann Owens. SECOND ROW: Glennda Kingry, Jone Bell, Cheryl Waddell, Rebecca Chopman, Nancy Stabler, Pat Petty. The Glee Club faithfully practices for its annual Christmas program. Constant rehearsing assures the club of that moment of presentation filled with pleasure and adequate confidence. The P.T.A. audience enjoys this annual Christmas performance when voices ring out the well-loved Christmas story in song. About-face!'' Column left! Countermarch! March! Come rain or shine, hot or cold, these are very familiar commands to band students on the drill field. The only thing that soothes the sore feet and aching muscles of these students is the knowledge that they are members of the largest band in Quincy's history and one of the seven bands from Florida that are members of the First Chair of America ' CLARINET SECTION: A. Wood. K. Gilbert. S. Johnson, M. Bell, C. Foircloth, G. Pilcher, M. A. Holomon, J. Toylor, E. Spooner. FLUTE SECTION: B. A. Shelter, C. Pinson. L. Futch, P. Wood, K. Clark, C. Jeffcoat. FRENCH HORN SECTION: M. Hollingsworth, G. Collins. B. Craven, M. Dowling, V. Fain. CORNET SECTION: S. Smith, P. Palmer, M. Martin, J. LaBorre, J. A. Edwards, R. McCIvey, C. Hinsey, M. Petty, M. Seoy, W. Sfewort, M. Bales. SAXOPHONES SECTION: H. Bowman, L. Baur, S. Hinson, M. McNight, S. Skipper, R. Wynne, S. Smith, S. Warren. LOW BRASS SECTION: B. Swing, J. Munroe, R. Lodge, R. Ashley. F. Welch, N. Davis, B. Brown. PERCUSSION SECTION: J. Rhoades, T. Hubbard, C. Bently, R. Wells, T. Smith, B. Smith. 14

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A STEP TOWARD WORLD UNDERSTANDING Mrs. Alberta Raulerson Mr. James Olivent MRS. ALBERTA RAULERSON: Latin, English, Math; A.B., Florida State University. MR. JAMES OLIVENT: Spanish, English, Math; B.S., Florida State University. Stuart Hinson, Judy Williamson, Kay Adams, and Brenda Thomas examine the exhibit table in Mrs. Raulerson's Latin class. Individuals made contributions to display some of the many English words which have Latin origin. In this Spanish class Saundra Parrish points out that esa, in the sentence on the board, is incorrect. Mr. Olivent explains that esta is the correct form of the word. 16