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

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Tutoring ond Teoching, IATH CLUB Colculored 'WMC -we A The situation reached a critical point. Many students were lost in a veritable maze of mathematics. Thoughts of theorems, properties, and inverses ram- paged through their tortured minds as they prqyed for a remedy to their pro- blems. Little did they know that help was on its way. The members of the Math Club appeared on the scene with a master plan to put an end to the troubles. Serving as tutors, the Math Club set several students on the road to mathematical understanding. The members participated in Club Week, sign paintings, and Homecoming ac- tivities in addition to the traditional tutoring the members provided. ln order to raise money for the First Annual Math Competition, Mu Alpha Theta members held car washes and sold Homecoming pencils during Homecoming Week. We're like one family of calculating cats, said Marcia Baris, club president. 4' npr H I 1 i'i , N, ' ilT4T'Tl ,N C Q .i.. , , i 'iii ix T cf 5 2 Marcia Baris, Barbara Barge, Claire Kingry ride on the Math Club's float adorned with flags from Pensacola's past. Claire, Marcia and Patricia build geometric figures to attract attention to their Club Week display. Row 1: Jennifer Clay, Sequawna Thomas, Barbara Barge, Nyasha Junior, Linh Truong, Patricia Williams, Reginald Parkerg Row 2: Claire Kingry, Marcia Baris, Lori Fish, Brad Duncan, Blossom Davies, Melissa Elebash, Harriet Moore, Mrs. Williams. M atb Club 225

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Ten pairs of hands poise ready to hit their buzzers. The students anxiously await the question. The emcee poses the question. What do the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse represent? he asks. A student hits his buzzer, receives recognition from the host and answers. War, death, famine . . . and . . . conquest, he says with a hint of hopefulness in his voice. t'That is correct! proclaims the host. The Scholar's Bowl team matched their wits against teams from several other high schools in our region. They competed in front of a television audience and could be seen on WSRE TV channel 23. Before the actual contest there was practice. The members met once every week at Ms. River's house to absorb more material for the contest. It wasn't all work, though. At the end of each meeting, one member was designated Uliquidsl' and another became solids At the mid-point of each meeting the members feasted on the 'brain foodf, Alexander Pope explained the spirit of the games best with his famous observation, What mighty contests rise from trivial things. - Terry Baker - Studying for the next competition gives Michele and Suzann a challenge. V , Row 1: John Hamilton, Susan Gibson, Michele Fischer, Nyasha Juniorg Row 2: Brad Duncan, Scott Brown, Charlie Wiggins, Angie Kyle, Mark Gibson, In Chollenging Situations, CHOLNS iS BCDWL reosoned Scholar's Bowl team members Angie Kyle and Brad Duncan prepare to buzz in an answer to the next question. Sponsor: E, Rivers 24 5 hnlarr Burr! ,

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Excellence Live it Up to the Best ONOR SCDCICTY Officers: Lisa Morreale, Vice-Pres., jim Balcom, President, Suzanne Gibson, Treas., Grover Robinson, Sec. Claire Kingry, David Klingaman, and Angie Kyle anxiously await their induction into the Honor Society. ?6 Honor Sofieiy Bring dues and cans. Be sure your cans are in bags with your name on it, said president jim Balcom. These words echoed throughout the cafeteria during the Honor Society meeting. The cans supplied the Manna Food Bank with stock for the holidays. The dues provided money for the club to buy cords for seniors, t-shirts, pins, membership cards, and more. The club boasted approximately 150 students. These students met the requirements of having a 3.5 average and good citizenship. Row 1: Cliff Lowe, Melissa Elebash, Ling Truong, Vanessa Padla, Dawn West, Amy Childers, Sydney Decker, Ayer Whitley, Kathy Lee, Cilia Lom- bardo, Lisa Eddins, Patty Hawkins, Caroline Holland, Row 2: Lisa Mor- reale, Suzanne Gibson, Lisa Oberto, Sabrina Miller, Michele Fischer, jill McAfee, Charlotte Frederickson, Nancy Gander, Wendy Morris, Adri Spain, Mindy Beache, Stephanie Ellis, Dawn Blackbumg Row 3: Barbara Barge, Har- riett Moore, Blossom Davies, jill Marsden, Kathryn Mitchem, Cathy Hufford, john Hamilton, Lorie Sisco, Lori Fish, Jeanette Mogg, Carline Hatnett, Elizabeth Thomas, Sheri Curry, Wehdy Aston, Terri Falzoneg l Row 4: Reginald Parker, Alan Eubanks, Christine Kelly, Gil Hayag, Scott Lee, Emory Chao, Stephen Fluharty, David Lacy, Garland Borowski, Neil Breiten- bach, Chip McDaniels, jeff Hawkins, Row 5: Angie Kyle, Marcia Baris, Brad Duncan, Peter Delevett, Greg Walden, Scott Brown. Y,