Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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, 1 3 5 ,Ni ,E 1 . X i L Hey wait-I thought you wld Mr. Bennett we would not be in class today! 112 KEY CLUB SWEETHEARTS Carol Wheeler, Lainey Hutchins, Lydia Borom, Regina Wagner Which do you prefer, soap suds or a juicy sponge ? ?l'l W M itll! '7 7 Z'7'i'm.-zQ ii llll1U93' asparagus: ' W '1 it

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7 Alright Mark, if this doesn't teach you H01 to go telling out club secrets to Key Club, welll resort to a more violent form of punishment. Interact Seeks to Develop Leadership, Responsibility Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Warrington, Interact sought to help its school and community and to develop lead- ership and responsibility within the club. The members at- tended many Rotary luncheons. Interact played basketball with Key Club for the Cystic Fi- brosis Foundationg they also went to Baptist Children's Hos- pital and gave the patients a Valentine party. In service to the school, Interact cleaned the biology pond and garden. Cleaning desks and seeding the front lawn were First row: Frank Longsworthe, Greg McNair, Barry Ryan, Mike Hedaria, Phil Harter. Second row: Eugene Pickerill, Kurt Kriszamer, Wes Wells, sec- retaryg Mark Sorel, Fred Dacanay. Third row: Brad Carr, Bill Ard, David Lewis, Marty Bucki. f N 5 E X projects undertaken to raise funds for two S100 scholarships given to deserving seniors. The state convention Jacksonville, held in April, was at- tended by the entire club and the sweethearts. Senior ban- quet was a fine salute and memory to the graduation seniors of Interact. Mark Mims stated that this year has meant more to him than any year in the past.

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Key Clubbers Practice Leadership in Dail Routine The Key Club of Escambia High School, sponsored by the Warrington Kiwanis Club, is under the direction of Mr. Joe Sumrnerford and Mr. John Goodwin. Leadership, depend- ability, morality, and spirituality are developed in each Key Clubberls daily routine of service. Mike Saxon, a junior, be- lieves that being a member of Key Club makes him feel more a part of the Escambia High. Many school and community activities are undertaken by Key Club. Among these activities are ushering students at football and basketball games, painting parking numbers in the teachers' parking lots, helping with a Christmas party for the elderly at a nursing home, and participating in the Gravy Train. Members also assisted with College Night, cleaned the biology pond, worked with children during Thanksgiving at Head Start, and made contribution to the Ninety and Nine Boys, Ranch. 5 4 , A SENIORS Forst Row: Don Suarez, Lydia Borom, senior sweetheart, Jack Wilkinson, secretary. Second row: Robert Bellanova, Hiram Barber, Mike Sith, vice- presidentg Don Hess. Third row: Don Scales, president, Richard Bellanova, Kenny Makin. Fourth row: Phillip Knowles, Dennis Parsons, Scott Purser, Bob Elens, David Blmch. JUNIORS, SOPHOMORES First row: David Osborne, Parker Chaudron, Lainey Hutchins, junior sweet- heartg Dale Moore, Mike Saxon. Second row: Neil Patrou, Charles Wells, David Smith, Jim McGee, Bruce Crooke, Jeff Cagle, Jelf Ezelle, Wells, Sum- mitt. Third row: Carter Haynes, Ken Hutf, John Edmondson, Buddy Macon, Edwin Roberts, Ross Forte. Mr. John Goodwin Sponsor Mr. Joe Summerford Sponsor ..'f-sal' . ff' 'ii ' HW'l..DK X ' 113 ' X.