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Griffin High School, Tallahassee, was the 1955 State Boys Basketball Champion (Class B) crowned by the FIAA (Florida Interscholastic Athletic Association which was integrated into the FHSAA in 1968). [1]  

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Accompanying note: "Lincoln High's basketball team won the state championship and went to the second round of the National tournament at Nashville, Tenn., last year. This is the 1956-57 squad. Front row, left to right: Coach Nick Nims, Issac Henderson, Garrett Eummer, Raymond Dickey, William Barnes, Tyrome Martine, Robert Lynn, Hillard Jenkins. Back row: Riley Lander, Raleigh Jugger, Melvin Caswell, Sidney Green, Willie Price, Leroy Fields, Donald Williams, John Jefferson."

Ipswich Girls’ Grammar School has offered girls a first-class, independent, non-denominational education for over 130 years. We are one of eight original Grammar Schools in Queensland. Ipswich Girls’ Grammar has a history of strong and successful women, some of whom were pioneers in their chosen fields. On March 1, 1892, Ipswich Girls’ Grammar School officially opens. Thirty-one girls start their secondary education under the charge of Miss Fanny Hunt. By the end of the year, 48 pupils are on the roll, six of whom are boarders. Our School motto is, and will always remain—Omnia Superat Diligentia—diligence overcomes all. Source: iggs.qld.edu.au/why-iggs/heritage-and-tradition/