Booker T Washington High School - Graffiti Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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Victoria Holt Cheryl Hopkins Brent Hoskins Bridgett House Renee Howell Shane Howerton Bill Hoynacki jennifer Hudson Paul Hughes Chris Hunter Robin Irwin Michael lshee Mike Isler Chris Ito Ouida Jarman Aaron Jenkins Meke jenkins Michelle -Iiles Ben johns Clorissiti johnson Duane Johnson Elizabeth johnson Santoria johnson Sedric johnson it I V 5 if l i x ,-'J ophomores SN a Song of Love Oh, no! we groaned as Dr. Harrison, our English teacher, began passing out another paper. Our minds ran wild with the possibilities of its content. Was it another essay to write? Was it that quiz on the literature we were supposed to have read? Sighs of relief rose when we realized that it contained an Alma Mater, an old school song we were reviving to show our new spirit. Everywhere - in the atrium, in other classes, and in the lunchroom -- we could hear one of our friends reciting Washington, We Love Thee to one another for an upcoming test of the Alma Mater. Those tests were worth it for at our first pep rally we all could proudly sing Washington, We Love Thee. Washington fans shouted Number one! after the band performed the Alma Mater during the PHS game. -Julie Korte and Linh Truong 4

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-s Kevin Hamblin Gayle Hardin Donnie Harper Lee Harris Melba Harris Daniel Hart Wes Haskew Scott Hawk Chris Hawkins Mauri Hawkins Susan Hayden kx v1 Anthony Hayes Renee Hayes Rochelle Hayes Ross Hayes Kristin Haynes Paige Heath 5' D Dickie Heckler if-me PM Chris Heidt jon Hemming Amy Hicks Lucy Ho john Holcombe LeAnn Holifield Sophomores l f h W'1d t .W 0 I 6 1 81 . ' f, ,,,' M iz , 1. 4,9 r ., .., a T . s'sas gt .3 7 fa. . V! Mi, ,i2,?f2Zki56.pw, ' .xg ,Q wffffy ff . . fi V 'f i fzgf' 'V Weird And they were off! Four students ran frantically down the field. Each one represented a different class: Freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors. They were all participating in the spirited and crazy games! In the cracker whistling game, students ran toward their sponsors to stuff as many crackers as would fit into their mouths. Easy? Not when the students had to whistle with their mouths full. Protests came from the teachers as the cracker crumbs fell into their laps. ln the balloon toss each student chose a partner to whom he tossed a water balloon. The object was to keep the balloons from bursting. The most popular game was Dizzy Bat. The object of this game was to hold a bat to your head, and run around while getting dizzy, then get back to the line. The enthusiastic crowd clapped and yelled wildly for their class, and everyone had fun. jennifer Traynom chews the crackers in the Cracker whistling contest as Mrs. Bond holds them. Clan ofI989 107

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Tonya johnson Daniel jones David jones Katrell jones Leslie jones Clifford jordan Kimberlai jordan Veronica jordan Laura Josephs Brian Keigley Adrienne Kelly Colleen Kelly john Kelly Adam Kendig Stacy Kennedy Tina Kerouac Donna Kerr Kristi Key Amy Kicklighter Lara Kiefer Michael Kienzler Adrian King Kristin King Christine Kinsella Angela Kitchens Richard Knutson julie Korte Georgianna Krippes Cyndi Krueger Melissa Kubosh Angela Landers Susannah Lane Cheri Lang Cathy Largue' Michael Leach Felicia Lee Cindy Levi Ellen Lewallen Meredith Lewis jean Lin Leon Linkey Brian Lockwood Dean Louisiana Kenny Louviere Robin Lowe Mike Mabire Troy Mabire Chris Majors Clan ofl989 109