Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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Second Concert Band Provides Valuable Experience EHS Second Concert Band, formerly the Blue and Orange Band, serves as a stepping stone for less experienced band members. Under the direction of Mr. Laurel Brownlee many students advance to Concert Band. Many members in this band took part in solo and en- semble contest, where they received several medals for supe- rior achievement. Other activities the band participated in were two concerts for parents and students, and the Florida Bandmasters Association District Concert Contest. Freshman, Jan Tyrrell, feels that she has gained more ex- perience in playing her flute under the supervision of Mr. Laurel Brownlee. FLUTE Laabs, Jane FRENCH HORN Blakely, Bruce ALTO SAX Cain, Michagl Braswell, Susan Burke, Amelia Smith, Robert TROMBONES Kuchera, Theresa Williams, Terry Lehosky, M3-fy Battles, Howard Massie, Lyrme TENOR SAX Doud, Craig Padgett, Loretta Giblin, John Shepherd, Lisa Stouffer, Bridget Tyrrell, Janet CLARINET Bomhotll Burton Clarke, Kathy Colly, Charlance Dove, Craig Flowers, Pamela George, Elizabeth Gothard, Melissa Hobbs, Tina Hooper, Karen Jackson, Debbie Maccall, David Owens, Debra Pearson, Debra Pendo, Cynthia Snyder, William Tomlin, Richard ALTO CLARINET Stanhope, Debbie BASS CLARINET Whittaker, Clay BARITONE SAX Williams, Joseph TRUMPET Barr, Brian Crabtree, Markus Dallas, Tom Dibble, Kelly Hagg, Russell Hayes, Alrnedia Howard, Danny Hunter, Cynthia Mandel, Roxanne Manibo, Pedrito Myhan, Guy Parsons, Frankie Pearson, Gary Peeples, David Shephard, Glenn Stalker, Gregory Stone, Neal Williams, Robbie Williams, Ronald Wilson, Marvis Mitchell, Ronald Owens, Donald Segers, Ernest BARIT ONES Burkhardt, Harold Waltman, Richard TUBAS Sanders, Clarence PERCUSSION Claude, John Howard, Jeff Mick, Robert Osborne, Christo Ramsey, Gerald Reid, Robert Powell, Ricky Webster, Thomas Trumpets salute the stars and stripes as the band performs at Flag day. 137

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77 Beautifull Blended Voices Make Up Girls' Chorus Makin up this chorus are 77 beautifully blended voices of girls do excellent work in the fields of sacred, secular and pop ninth ani tenth graders. Sherry Keane and Cricket Miller, music written for two, three, and four part treble voices. This members of this all girls' chorus, represented Escambia High chorus, outstanding abilities were displayed at district and School in the 1973 Florida All State Junior High Chorus. Es- state contests. tablished for only a short time, these ninth and tenth grade L SOPRANO I Blakely, Donna Brazile, Gwen Bruno, Pam Cannada, Gwen Chandler, Alexa Collins, Cheryl Crowl, Kitty Dewitt, Cristy Dixon, Vivian Dollard, Susan Flynn, Maureen Gonzalez, Donna Heickel, Carla Hinnant, Wanda Humber, Nicki James, Cathy Lampley, Pat Letanosky, Deborah Little, Sherry Lord, Alexis Marchelos, Ann Miles, Cheryl Miller, Cricket' Mosier, Brenda Oaks, Disa Parrnely, Mary Ann Reid, Patricia Rishburg, Mary Ridings, Carol Shlofner, Cherie Vigil. Katherine 'Aocompianist 1 36 SECOND SOPRAN OS Allen, Cheryl Belle, Velerie Boyle, Regina Fenwick, Chris Frazier, Maureen Goodson, Wanda Hawthome, Kathy Helms, Sharon Hendrix, Kathy Hoffman, Michael Johnson, Anita Kean, Sherry McGee, Pam Merritt, Karen Milton, Debra Moon, Lisa Nix, Angie Pope, Patricia Queen, Diane Reed, Karla Rowell, Gale Rowell, Pamela Shelly, Mary Stephens, Kim ALTOS Allen, Michelle' Brisch, Karen Brown, Christine Chestnut, Allison Clancy, Patricia Cotreau, Judith Halfhill, Cynthia Lagos, Patricia Lassiter, Janet Lipham, Susan Maloy, Janey Reed, Renita Simmons, Debra Smith, Robbie Spicer, Wanda Stewart, Kathryn Suarez, Beth Toomey, Susan White, Julie 'Vice-president President Roy Jennings, drummer, relaxes during rehersal for state choral contest

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The majorettes apply their talents and precision as they perform at games. Danny Stewart, drum major. Kneeling: Terri McDonald, Cheryl Watson. Standing: Kathy Clarke, Karen Hooper, Debbie Storey, Julie Penton, Angie Till, Larisse Tanner. ajorettes Demonstrate Art of Twirling, Marching The majorettes of Escambia High School, the Rebel Front Line, are composed of several energetic girls that excel in the art of marching and twirling. Performing at pep rallies, foot- ball games, and band contests kept these girls busy striving for perfection. Majorette Cheryl Watson said, I have had a good time being a majorette for these past three years. I am l38 only hoping that next year I have as much fun. Danny Stewart, drum major, takes on the responsibility of conducting the band in the half-time activities. His direction determines the success of the band's performance on the field.