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

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r J Before taking notes, Brett Gerdeman, Mike Boling, and Ricky Aldridge read reference books dealing ' 'ff' I 54 Library A-ff' with their chosen research subject. Towards the end of the six weeks period, Mrs. Silvers compiles an overdue list using the computer. Having trouble locating her chosen author, Jana Rae Abram asks for Mrs to assist her in locating Poe, 'Z

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0 ,gnu J Mrs. Bond really gets into the Halloween Under the supervision of Coach Haynes, students take advantage of the spirit as she keeps students a safe distance weightroom's facilities - in this case, the from the target, bench press and the leg press. f l I A 1 7 I . 'l 9 your el 50l'L6l! My 0,9 gonclifion Ready EXERCISE!!! As Coach Haynes' booming voice echoe throughout the gym, 45 panting, sweating cream-puffs labored through their jumping jacks. Next, ac- companied by a chorus of moans, came the push-up, sit-ups, and toe- touches. By the end of the semester, Coach Haynes, rigorous program of calisthenics, running, and weight training turned a group of out-of shape whiners into physically fit young men. Play Ball!! With the morning temperature in the 7O's, Coach Lewis' 2nd period Team Sports class took their position on the softball diamond. As Lewis watched and umpired, the two teams battled back and forth, finally finishing in a 9-9 tie. Although some questioned Coach Lewis' eyesight many agreed he had eagle l A 7. 9-Al -- - If 14 if-. .,.l My .L 'V Fa 'W gag eyes. Softball, basketball, football, and volleyball - Team Sports had 'em all. Between Personal Fitness, Individual Sports, and Team Sports, Department Head Janice Bond made sure the cur- riculum offered a variety of sports and activities to keep the students happy and in shape. -Jason Carr M06 Pbyxical Education 153

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I During second period, Tim Baldwin and Eddie Robinson Crightl helps a friend find Robyn Arnold cancel books that were the resources needed for a major drafting returned to the library first period, project due in two weeks. e a puff of if 'Am' Addons QUIET! The students spent many silent sessions in the library studying, completing research, and reading for pleasure. The teachers made class more exciting for their pupils by making use of the various video equipment offered by the Media Center. Ms. jones shared her ability and love of her work with everyone by knowing exactly where to search for any and all materials needed. Ms. Lee kept a watchful eye on the information stored in the Library's computer. Ms. Silvers stood ready to assist with the lamenating and copying machines as well as helping students replace lost library cards. The student aides contributed to the library's effi- ciency by sorting books, checking incoming and outgoing materials, and replacing books to their original shelves after use. The library featured a few new twists. Among the changes was the complete computerization of the books and the cards. Students checking out books watched with anxiety as a library aide stared into the screen, looking at records of past failure to turn in books. More often than not, the student received a smile, a book, and his card. Science fiction, fantasy, classics, reference, periodicals, microfilm, and miscellaneous books on anything from advertising to zookeeping . . . and much, much more all waited for the students . . . at the library. - T. Baker Library 155