Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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is ' AQ? Mrs. Sherry Henderson Sponsor Front: Ann Taylor, Belinda Evans, Darlene Cain, Mary Wagstaff, Kimberly Stephens, Kim Champagne, Debbie Letonasky, Diane Green, Darlene Jones, Lisa Barberi, Kristie Bear, Michelle Bames. Second row: Dena Saka- larious, Charlotte Graham, Barbara Sakalarious, Mary Ann Jackson, Lisa Hooker, Vickie Hess, Janet Lessiter, Sherry Shofner, Jan Soule, Kyra Ku- nkler, Linda Lucas, Denice Bird, Nancy Morris, secretaryg Pam Kirkland, Karen Jordan. Pep Club prepares for the 2:30 bell, knowing that many hungry Rebels will appear and mob their bake sale on the bus ramp. ,4-1 ,

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Mrs. Mary Phillips Sponsor 9643? Seated: Philip Kearley, treasurerg Marie Burroughs, secretaryg Karen Alex- ander, presidentg Buddy Windham, vice-president. Standing: Tommy Pa- troni, Linda Cheney, Carol Hughes, Jonita J acobs, Don Hess. Leo Strives to Make School, Community Better Place Within the past two years the Leo Club has strived to make the community and school a better place in which to live and work. Participating in projects to aid the blind and other handicapped people, the Leo Club has made life happier for people who are often overlooked. This year the Leo Club participated in the Flag Day cele- bration, the Easter Seals Campaign, collected eye glasses for those who are unable to buy them, helped in sending a Rebe- laire to Europe, and bought a central suggestion box for the use of the student body. They sold candy and brooms also, to help their sponsor, the Western Gateway Lions Club, in their elTort to help the blind. Karen Alexander, Leo Club president, was very pleased with its progress this year. She believes that if given a chance, the Leo Club will expand and be able to help the school and community more next year. Phil and Buddy help Jonita paint boxes for Leo Club's drive to collect eye glasses for underprivileged.