Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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ft M .tt-..,mi, ,,, V ' hm 6 M an Donna, Cheryl and Mrs. Cotton prepare punch for prospective members at TFC tea. Mrs. Dona Cotton Sponsor Murphy, Stevie Secretary Salter, Rannah Shirley, Sue Stephens, Debbie Swell, Paula Tucker, Carla Wallace, Cheryl Wehmeier, Lisa Sweetheart, Mascots Barber, Hiram Smith, Greg Moe, Jeff Sluder, Gary Davis, Lois Vice-president DelSignore, Theresa Dey, Kathy Garrison, Jackie Gotteley, Karen Hammac, Sharon Hawthrone, Kathy Hlmter, Cindy Kelly, Sara Lane, Cindy Linley, Dottie Mair, Donna Mariol, Janie Merinkers, Nickie 123

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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.

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s Mary Jones, Sue Shirey, Deana Moore, Jan Wright, Mike Suchcicki, Laura Williams. Kathryn Dey, Dorothy Linley, Ken McClure, Vicki Hamrac, Ramona Henderson, Arlene Hammac, Lavinia Flowers. Libraiy Assistants Help Sustain Library Organization One of the most essential groups in the school is the library assistants. According to Miss Jean Carroll, head librarian, Library assistants are our right-hand men. In many ways this capable group helped maintain library organization. The 26 student assistants aided the librarians in processing and circulation of library materials. Trained in the 124 handling of audio-visual equipment, they clean and operate film projectors, record players, tape recorders and many other types of audio-visual equipment. The help of the librarians, clerks and student assistants merit much comrnendation for other invaluable aid to the student body and faculty.