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

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Speaking o Longuoge Close to l'lOfTlQ Traweek, and Grover Robinson celebrate their lst V place club float in the homecoming parade. With ribbon in hand, Tim Fox, Claire Zorn, Vincent PIANISH CLUB f Communicotes .- I iii f I I Spanish Club has really come together this year, said Angel Cole, President. The Club newly sponsored by Elda Antunez had a very productive and rewarding year. The club boasted one ofthe largest memberships and participation from their members. Their hard work resulted in a lst place in the homecoming week float competition. The club held can drives in order to help organizations which help the needy families in the Pensacola community. Spanish Fiestas gave the members a fun time while they learned. The parties gave the members a new and exciting look at the Spanish culture. The parties were a fun experience that brought the club together. The members combined enthusiasm and dedication in a mixture which created a successful club. -- Sarabeth Thomas 1 Sponsor Elda Antunez After the excitement of homecoming, Vince, Matt, and Claire anxiously wait for the relaxing parade ride downtown. 252 Sbunifh Club i

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254 C111 Par Shoring Spirit ond Screorns, Wos the Ultimote Fon Pausing a moment, Frank 1 Murphy explains what signs need to be made for the Lady Cats' games. During the Homecoming Parade, Cat Pac members cheered and chanted continuously throughout the float judging. What do you do when your school is a contender for the girls' basket- ball state championship - but little fan support? Answer: Form the Cat Pac! Alan Shaw and Frank Murphy did just that during the '85-T86 season, and the Lady Cats went on to win State, destroying all-comers in the process. What started out as a group of loud and proud Wildcat basketball fans became a full-fledged club, Supporting not only basketball, but football, swimming, soccer, and other sports. Locker decoration, sign painting, and fund raisers kept club members busy throughout the year. The real fun, though, was at the games. When Friday nights rolled around during Football season, the 'Pac's support was all vocal. At many of the gridiron battles, players looked up to find the stands washed out in a sea of loud and proud, yellow Cat Pac t-shirts and sweats. With hundreds of cheering Packers behind them, the football team concluded the regular season with a District Crown!!! Then came basketball season, and the cheering was louder than ever. With the sixth Man behind them yelling, Bust a Dollar, Bust a Dollar, the girls team kept mowing down the competition, reaching that dollar 1100 points! in two consecutive victories! What started with a few fans ended up with the whole school sup- porting sports and the athletes. Throughout the season the cheers of ,Y the Cat Pac echoed, We Love our Wildcats, We Love our Wildcats, We Love our WI-lS!!! - Jason Carr Most Seniors: Left to Right: Ronda Band Sabrina Wallace, Dean Richie, Shon! da McDonald, Razohan Gross Theresa Gardner, Cathy Hufford Stephanie Carr, Kathryn Mitchem: Calvin Gillis, Brad Newman, Robyn Arnold, Elizabeth Thomas, Frank Mur- phy, Not Pictured: Todd Snovvden, Tim Slay, Craig Worley. bg ek- ' Qxgltllllll Ui , if 5 X Spirited r f f -I f 1 ,l X , ., ..4. V - ff,- X fi gs . ,,,,' ' fi' rweeeaa e away W? 2 1,7 1' Juniors: Left to Right: Heather Young, Koehler, Keri Roberts, Not Pictured: Sean Roark, Debbie Orth, Angela Rupp, Christine Pierce, Tom Meehan, Randy Monica White, Regina Robinson, Kim Johns.