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

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Adding Floir Everywhere 'LCoach Gaines, where is a cup that cloesn't leak for the red parm? asks Kit Deason. Clockwise: Coach Gaines, sponsor, Lori Fish, President, Loire Sisco, Vice-Pres, Stephanie Carr, Treasurer, Cathy Lee, Secretary. Seven seafaring Jayettes celebrate the induction of several new members at their summer tea. 11 Hvwmsmt' 'N--Q--.-....... i -3, I H , QA -gi3jfr?igi+4iL'g3i.5,,-. :f,,pQ2iL5 , A, ,- rf l ,1 ..-. X Q rT?' , 3,9 tk , , ,, K v ,X 3 ' A N 4' ' 4, . fi g fJg,rS1 ffi-i a jL ' , , , i wi fiif ' 1,1 Lift , ' Left to Right: Donna Hayden, Patty Hawkins, Cathy Huf- ford, Loire Sisco, Kathy Lee, Lori Fish, Nancy Gander, Kathryn Mitchem, Stephanie Carr, Adri Spain, Penny Spurigo, Jill Marsden, Elizabeth Thomas. f , 1,54 .ab 1- , , -- -.--- , t f g, ,,, 414.-awp v -ww ,. fax, .K , 1, 4 ty - - , V V -,gn ,, .3 2.-,, ,111-,::,f,-5 :wi 51:4 amor -fwfr? tzww-:.',2 iw ,- I 1 ,,. ' A - '1..'.ff:1w1 QL' Q h':lf, ll31'3 i :fi-1' f mf A ,,,- M, - I juyettw , fu 'x 'XA J 'F 4

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i ' f Y I I I N v . K ff an x ii z gala Y Q '-,. W,- ssgzf' 1 ,Il 39+ , Q4 4 Y- A ll Vg ' 6 3. W X 'ww U f 1 ' 3 P'fLfZ1 N ,A 'riife 1 im ' fQ' ' -- 4 as kv .4 4 l ,Q 'W' is - aff: R Mill Don't forget this month's fund raiser, said Mrs. Carla Ross to her DECA club. Fund raisers were a necessary part of the club's agenda in order to raise money for competition and any awards that needed to be purchased. DECA put on many dances on Friday nights in tribute to the basketball and football teams. The students involved in DECA also spent many hours at the school on Oct. 31 Hfixing up their annual haunted house. Wowll What a ghoulish success. To be a successful club, people must work together and become a family, a slogan heard by all DECA members. Deca members stocked, managed, and operated the school bookstore full of t-shirts and supplies. Preparing for her midnight snack with Becca Lisman, Carmen Rivers asks, Would you like some Roast Head? Officers: Kim Kelly, Gaylier Davis, Mark Jones, La-Shawn Chow. Chandra Hill, Kathy Gray, Audra Masiarczyk. If Row 1: Ms, Carla Ross, Sponsor: Pamula Wright, Kim Kelly, Shondra Hill, Laura Warner, La-Shawn Chow, Audra Masiarczyk, Kathy Gray, 'llf Mark Jones, Gaylier Davis, Cassandra Pauldin, Audra Phillips, Latrizce Cunningqhamg Row 2: Lenetha Perl-ring, Vivian Gillarcl, ,.,.,....,.,...fA.a.. Lorainne Snow, Teresa Stokes, Tarra Savage, Debra Jones, Sheldra Puryear, Tabatha Stills, Lisa Hicks, Guida Jarman, Dana Couture, Robyn Watson, Ronda Bond: Row 3: Daphanie Nelson, Sylvia Galloway, Aqualine Chow, Cassandra Westbrooks, Christian Cobb,'Tirl5f ,lift Hamm? Cherrie Meyers, Karin Jones, Carolyn DeLeon, Carmen Rivers, Alicia Perry, Cynthis Foun- tain, Row 4: ,Samantha Herd, Michelle Velaskh Tracey Newth, Dana Ruben, Betsy Mathews, Tif- fany Van Demark, Valerie Hardoin, Cindy Sockwell, Jammie Harris, Shavonda Lewis, Jerome Ruffin, Row 5: Clent Byrd, Timothy Baldwin, Tabatha Thompson, Yolan- da Grimes, Anthony Coleman, Rodney James, Jonathan Thompson. Dem 231

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Fire! Fire! Fire down below! Rosie O'Grady gladly supplies the Jayettes their fire truck to help them depict the burning of Chicago. Junior Jayettes: Ist Row: Amy Pittman, Claire Zorng 2nd Row: Elizabeth Teresa Stevens, Michele Plant, Kristi Zorn, Jennifer Veasey, Kit Deason, Mitchem, J. J. Clay, Seqwana Thomas, Jenny Desmond. 3. t .lr 1 Building school spirit and pride through a variety of activities was a major focus of the Jayettes. Members designed projects to pro- vide service and support to both our school and community. Jayette members assisted parents in finding their way through the maze of cor- ridors during the school's open house in Oc- tober. The Jayettes showed support for the Wildcat football team, by designing and painting spectacular banners to keep spirit high. The community benefited from several worthwhile projects in which Jayette members assisted. During the Children's Day at West Florida Regional Hospital, Jayettes manned booths, conducted games, and helped boys and girls in having a good time at the charity event. The Jayettes restored the Scenic Highway Bluffs Park to its natural beauty after giving their Saturday to clean up this beautiful area. A new pro- ject initiated by Jayettes was the Special Parents program in which members provid- ed T.L.C. ttender loving carej for children who were handicapped in some way. Our leader gave us his support and in- spiration. Coach Gaines was always there Keeping the Promise. lst Row: Julie Barrineau, Shannon Burke, Anne McBrayer, Diane Brooksg 2nd Row: Leann Holifield, Vicki Millerg 3rd Row: Katie Sweeney, Allison Warren, Not Pic- tured: Sarabeth Thomas. jayelte 233