Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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Broscious, Pam Burch, Sandy Burch, Sharon Chisolm, Donna Crookes, Renee Ennis, Susan Faile, Carol Fell, Rita Fuller, Debbie Harbison, Linda President Irrang, Kathy Johnson, Helayne if Lewis, Penny Majors, Cindy Medley, Betty Mitchell, Mary Mock, Kim Moore, Deana Secretary A1 O'Neil, Joy 7 Presley, Teresa Ratchford, Cindy Ross, Susan Rtunmel, Pam Sasser, Debbie Schlaufman, Linda Spencer, Patti Steeley, Marsha Tatman, Paula Thomas, Lynda Thompson, Barbara Sorores Sisters Work Towards Betterment of Escambia The Sorores Fidelis sisters united to give their time and ser- vices for the betterment of Escambia and the community. Sorores was represented through participation in Rebelog, Escambian, Anchor, the honor societies, school councils, cheerleaders, Homecoming, Who's Who, Junior Miss Pag- eant, and Miss Escambia. Aside from individual recognition, SFC took part in many school and community projects including their annual mum sale and spirit doll sale, work days, a booth at Seville on Safety, and parties for patients in the hospital. Sorores Fidelis 120 placed first in the Gravy Train with over 2,300 cans. They also displayed their patriotism on Flag Day. Secret Santa week, induction, a fair visit, and senior banquet were only a few of the social activities that will be remembered in the hearts of the girls in SFC. As her senior year comes to an end, Penny Lewis says, I feel my last year was one of the closest and most memorable shared by all, and those of us leaving will never forget the joys and hardships that have made Sorores bestf'

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Addy, Dotty President Addy, Jane Baker, Kathy Bell, Lisa Bell, Lori Boston, Sara Brown, Melanie Treasurer Burns, Beth Burns, Terri Butler, Theresa Colley, Sarah Cowley, Ellen TFC Served Community, Accomplished Goals As the sixth year of Toujours Fidele comes to a close, the girls of TFC feel proud of the goals they have acheived. Presi- dent Dotty Addy says, Toujours Fidele has brought me into the public eye of things, I feel more aware that the club has been brought into the open. TFC served the community this year by participating in a collection of food goods for area churches, rummage sales, and candy sales. Teas for the teachers and parents were given, also. Work days to beautify their campus area were one of the many school projects. During the summer, new curtains were installed in the lobby as their main project. Toujours Fidele was not all work and no play, however. The sisters of TFC enjoyed many social functions such as an- gel week, slumber parties, a progressive dinner, a Christmas party, and a senior banquet. So, as the seniors of TFC depart, they take with them many wonderful memories. At last, the time ofjudgment is near as Toujours Fidele members light the cannon-the last touch of their homecoming float! ,ts .F , in .-f- ff 5 Z? 75 4 Q.