Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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it .km fw1 7 Mrs. Ruth Blackbum Sponsor Miss Orena Smith Sponsor English, Marsha Evers, Debbie Franklin, Carol Franklin, Kim Ganus, Dale Garman, Betty Godwin, Carol Harris, Jeanne Hollis, Donna Hollis, Sharon Holmes, Susan Mattox, Mitzi Vice-prmident Mayo, Kay McPhau1, Linda Mortensen, Jan Secretary Quarrier, Terry Ramella, Tricia Roush, Sharon Sanford, Mary Saunders, Sharon Smith, Carolyn Stewart, Kathy Taylor, Kathy Tennant Susan President Wagner, Regina Whittaker, Joan Wiggins, Jeannie Willhauck, Jackie Wilson, Gay Wright, Nancy Treasurer Mascots, Sweethearts Scales, Don Bellanova, Richard Bellanova, Robert Forte, Ross Jett, Joe

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, ii' After the news that their homecoming tloat was not a winner, Marsha and Rhonda displayed the letdown of two hardworking Anchor Clankers. Anchor Club Keeps Community's Best Interest at Heart This Anchor Club, sponsored by the local women's Pilot Club, served Escambia High and Pensacola as both a service and a civic organization. Numerous community service projects were performed successfully by the Anchor Clankers. The girls began their year with the preparation of freshmen and faculty handbooks. They served also as guides for fresh- men orientation. On October 28, Escambia and Tate Anchor members co- hosted the District IV Convention. Over 200 girls represent- ing 12 schools attended. The organization proved to be an active civic club with the oommunity's best interest at heart. By sponsoring a Cystic Fi- brosis booth at Seville Square, by sponsoring a Girl Scout Baker, Kathy Bozeman, Laura Bridges, Rhonda Broscious, Pam Cannon, Mary Coppenger, .lan 108 troop and by helping at a Day Care Center they truly demon- strated their civic pride. Again this year Anchor, along with her brother club Key, traditionally decorated the Christmas tree for the lobby. The clubs also gave Halloween and Christmas parties for the Crippled Childrenls Home and Rosemont Nursing Home. Two of the Junior Miss representatives from EHS, Jeanne Harris and Sharon Hollis, were ambassadors for Anchor and did fine jobs in the pageant. Anchor and Pilot sent Susan Tennant to Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, to a youth leadership seminar. Susan Tennant states, Through membership in Anchor, each gained respect, loyalty, and friendship? :uhm fa- 1-.qi ,psf ' par--Mfr? Qifi iit' .' ' if7':i?7' . 'f . . a- K. I L i ' , - ,,, , I JJ' .-.Wi-:ew Ji Q-y. ' c'. - r . V, E l E, Qs- - . ev' , f K 1' avg - A li' 2' f 4' 1. vi- ' .,,, swfilflii ' '

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Mr. John Miller Sponsor First row: Steve Mackendree, Jim Avery, sargeant-at-armsg Mark Mims presidentg Larry Bradley, cooresponding secretaryg Charles Worrell, trea- surerg Steve Moore, vice-president. Second row: Bennie Wheelis, Tony Cof- fman, Mike Ozment, Larry Longsworthe, Bill Vickery, Mike Matthews Third row: Gary Crutchfield, John Holloman, Bob Burkett. SWEETHEARTS Seated: Nicki Merinkers. Standing: Lori Bell, Lisa Bell. What do you mean, I threw the ball in the wrong net?! l 10