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

Page 39 text:

Competitive yearbook members Jenny Desmond and Terry Baker attract fhagglel yearbook sales with their innovative techniques. Mrs, Thomas, Rachel has used a whole bottle of white out on her mistakes on the layout, smiles first-year member Julie Korte. Chris Steigner is being a Noid because he has to redraw his artwork . . . again. To the Graffiti Staff of 1987: We finally made it! Amid all the untimely deadlines and Saturday crunch times, we managed to construct a great yearbook. Do you remember our first day in Mrs. Thomas's class? She told us what was expected of us and what putting a good yearbook together required. We thought surely she was kidding - nobody could do all this in six months! We soon found out she was being very honest. Before each deadline, we crawled into , the room on Saturdays, settled at a table, and pushed our minds and bodies for six hours. Finally someone would mention pizza and our minds were shot for the day. lAt least we kept Crusty's in business during our deadlinesl. Selling yearbooks kept us at each other's throats for one little sale! In the midst of the hard times fa lost picture, no copy, no ideasl we managed to laugh at each other and things were not so bad. When , M N H the proofs arrived, we knew the hard work had been worth the pain. I hope that the staff under my direction, produced a yearbook full of history and memories just for you. Hopefully, you will live these days again when in some distant future, you turn these pages to return to the days of your youth. Rachel Smith, Editor. Yearbook 3 5

Page 38 text:

F i-555' Q G-. N p V Y W we Xp s Us , 2 . Qsfff Q is . ' 5 T eT.? lF 5 'Qs is T U29 0 y lf O 'fa I A 76 DUO: QW nf D-I Q7 QQ f ' : D 'H' Du Q71 Ar i f raffiti Makes the Magic Last Forever The Theme, Out of Bounds expressed our school's desire to not be ordinary, to be the best we could be and yet will push toward new goals and dreams. Our students, our parents, our faculty developed a new vision, a new pattern of ex- cellence - to be Out of Bounds, M T Getting ready for yearbook class, Mrs. Thomas prepares to produce another motivation poster of goals and deadline jobs. O.K,, who took MY pencil?! Finding another misspelled name, Billy Pike gripes agitacy Leichner, Whose sloppy handwriting is this? l can't read this! ' :ff ,fy , li f , ,- , , ,,.. V ,V , fr-ffl' if ,. Q a 5,5 ' X f To make delivery of yearbooks easy, members design I.D, card alphabetizes her 50 cards. 4g s. Linh

Page 40 text:

SQ-rQl-n 511.335 S SIELLQJQJ1 I 1 5131312 X als X- Q V ly ml it ij! ni aa? .. WWW . Q ,...- S N N A ,VIL-NI IL uw ' 6 C.'L To ignite Homecoming spirit before the game, SGA brightens the cool night sky with a flaming resplendent bonfire while music and student yells echoed across the darkened field. 36 SGA Organizing and managing Club Week activities was the mid-year activity for student government members. Felicia Beadal and Theresa Murphy, SGA sponsors, keep a keen eye on afternoon club volleyball competitions. SGA Officers: CL to RJ: Heather Young, Rec. Sec.g Stephanie Carr, Fund Raising Chairmang Mark Davis, Treas.g Kathryn Mitchem, Pres.g Cathy Hufford, V.-Pres.g Scott Rezek, Corr. Sec. v 2 digg: g mxse-sm W :w-.G?' ' , 9311. : P fi, 5 xtxrflifnqi' if5 2:. 06 Q.-1?QW ' :- i, ' f-- .' ' Z. S ' frl'1lt3fi V V 'Q -. ff V, L g- rr Sw QQ 'W' . . y CDN6611 , fr V, Q, . . 'ww We ta ,X Z, f2:f,Qg3,g,, Q., 4