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

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Wirh Invesrmenrs in the Future, Looks for Tomorrow Tom-Wat top sellers Cherrie Turlington and Darlene Williams together sold over 51,000 of merchandise, bulge 43 txftx x!5g, 1 5 N ,- -Y fy.. V -- -e '-: 1 , f m lmm UT U R E USINESS EADERS MERICA Mrs. Gamble shows two-hour office block member Karen Brown how to replace the typewriter ribbon. C Row 1: Angelia Gay, Thersa Wasko, Denise Kilsrease, Kelly Garrison, Casanda Pauldingg Row 2: Marny Roche, Cathy Morrison, Jennifer Veasey, Suzanne Peeterse, Karin Brown, Liz Kintner, Tonette Kitt, Mrs. ' Gamble, Row 3: Cheri Turfm lington, April Dolgow, Elizabeth? Thomasli Robyn Arnold, Gina Roche, Darlene Williams.

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PCD Doncing for Enjoyment, Dozzles N 4tbIf- ...nv I '1- ll L TT 1 J I? ' . Spirit came in many different packages. The Pom Pon Cats were one of the best surprise packages who did their part to promote school interest in basketball, Practicing twice a week, the Pom Pon Cats strove to perfect their dance routine. The spotlight during the boys, varsity basketball season shone on the half-time routine of the Pom Pon Girls. Using a combination of dance steps and cheerleading routines, the members smartly dressed in blue and white entertained the crowd. Led by sponsor Mrs. Ester Jackson, the girls gave support to the basketball team and enjoyed the warmth of shared friendships. - Terry Baker 55' X I ,r x .- 'U 'l A Row 1: Stephanie George, Tara Savageg Row 2: Wyette Burnett, Shai Hall, Michelle Jiles, Melissa Jones, Tokie White, Row 3: Renee Finkely, Samone Brinkely, Brandia Kidd, Tina Newton, Shenita Johnson, Row 4: Lisa Hicks, Michelle Grier, Ken Curtis, Miranda White, Felicia Moffett. While some spectators visit the concession stands, many enjoy the Pom Pon's half-time entertainment. Wyvette Burnett and Keisha Nelson enjoy the applause. Seniors: Lisa Hicks, Renee Finkely, Stephanie George, Mrs. Easter Jackson, Sponsor, Felicia Moffett, Melissa Jones. Pom Pon 241

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Tom-Wat is here! That was the writing on the chalkboard as we walked into the room. Boxes covered the floor, desks, and filing cabinet. Members plunged in, opened boxes, and inven- toried the gifts and goodies. The Future Business Leaders of America collected over 53,000 and made a profit of over a 51.000 after all ex- penses paid. This money went hand and hand with lugging heavy cardboard boxes around, filing out quantity sheets, and calculating prices. Members of FBLA took the two-hour office block during 5th and 6th periods. The twenty girls spent tedious hours learning about filing, letters, memos, documents, calculators, transcriptions, word processing, and general office procedures. Officers: Left to Right: Gina Roche, Pres.: April Dolgow, Sec., Robyn Arnold, V. Pres., Denise Kilcrease Ass't. Treas.: Elizabeth Thomas, Treas. 'T73?',n ' l . W S, L.. , 4 3 L ,3y'L5g7+- fq,4gg,!i sip if si' iifwem. V 'Z .fTW?5f. A ' maillist P s f ig . , 2 ll. ,,,' C VL A FUN A xiii Hal 'DT 5511 5Bif By the end of the year, the girls had become a special family. Mrs. Gamble had taught more than business skills. She taught them how to survive in a business world. Students learned to work with others and understood how to work within a system. Perfection's the name of the game, re- marked Mrs. Gamble. - Elizabeth Thomas Gina Roche appreciates her new panasonic typewriter as she indexes 100 names. f the fun of ordering a t-shirt is thinking of a name, nickname, or label for the back of your shirt. Who is Ape Dog? Luv Bug? Shorty? X FBLA 24.3