Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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Coach Boykin takes time to discuss game plan with quarterback Monroe Free. I 1 i ,534 was-dn. 5 ,yah Jeff Cagle patiently awaits long floating pass as Pace defenders drive in. me Front row: Jay Maughan, Steve Boyd. Tom Przyblowicz, Glenn Bousquet, Don Snyder, Don Jones, Louie ing, Billy Hickman, Steve Dunsford. Jimmy McGee, James Egan, Victor Moore, Ted Rogers, Jeff Cagle. Second row: Jace Dove, Tony Dole. Anthony Cunningham, Gary Summit, Marvin Mar- tin, Danny Kirkland, James Smith, Richard Jamison, Fred Helmly, Phil Crosswait, Leslie Whiting, Benny Bean, Tommy Patroni. Third row: Donald Duncan, Daryl Dillon, Parker Chaudron, James Rogers, John Edmonson, Greg Miller, Wesley Brewer, Carter Haynes, Harold Caserta, David Howell, Paul Matthews, Scott Gade, Donnie Nelson, Fourth row: Artis Stromas, Roy Leslie Whiting stretches to pull in pass from quarterback David Pettaway, Roosevelt Lewis, Randy Fountain, Robert Johnson, Charles How- ard, David Erickson. '- vu i Q-iq' ' J in ann J i to i t as J ts' 79 si Bat' i -.1 ai a 93S W Q, H TM ' Q i t we -r it iitt. ,.,, J .V - F-ig 'ggi' Q ' .,,. ZMZH i, J e it 1' ' , ' ,fs g V 25- as qs-512.87 41 S2 BSU 73 f 62 A 70 41 '345-g -4 h- , ,,, ,,.. Q i 5 5 A x i it 'R A ,t'. . , . -few .gm 'i - if 1 ra d ' 'fe' 'mffiew f , g .K ,, qw, ul ,, iz . .. . - -' rv-11'rtlZl y , i V g 1 WM ygyg ,Ulf 'M-q'W U'!f?,W',' ll, 'fl' J' ' , 1

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Golf Team Looked Towards Reclaiming City Title With last year's 62-6 record behind them, the 1973 Rebel golf team looked forward to reclaiming city, District I, and Big Five Conference titles and bettering last year's record. Coach Jackie Nelson had no retuming startersg however, he was aided with several experienced players. A first in the history of the team occurred last year when the Rebs obtained the Big Five Conference title. In addition they were District I champs, securing a position in the state tourney where they finished 8 out of l9 teams. Kenny Szuch captured medalist honors for the Rebels, finishing third in the state out of some 94 golfers. Coach Nelson feels that the key to a successful season is to have four evenly matched players shooting consistent scores. This was best achieved by having each player qualify each week for positions, therefore making better competition be- tween players. We have a good start at beating last year's recordf' stated coach Nelson. At the March 5 yearbook deadline, the golf team had a 18- 3 match record. Bill Woodbury, John Rutledge, Mike Smith, Kenny Young, Jack Benson, Lewis Matrone, Steve Rascoe, David Thompson, Gary Nicosia, Doug Zepp. Players group to discuss current match against Liberal Arts and Ft. Walton. Jack Benson carefully chips the ball out of the rough to put it on the green. KW'

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Ross Moses rushes in to assist teammate in bringing down Washington running back ,5- f,,, . ' ? J'3M1'i.., ' , V ', hi Q J Young Rebels Show Promise as Future Varsity Players JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Under the leadership of coach Jackie Nelson, Escambia's J.V. football team closed their season with a 3-4-0 record. Coach Nelson places great emphasis on the importance of a good relationship between the coach and his athletes. He says a coach must eam respect as a person and for his coach- ing ability. Once respect has been established between play- ers and coach other problems become less severe, such as communication. This is a vital aspect of a winning athletic program. Without communication you have no base on which to build a team. First row: Larry Johnson, Mark Strothe, Mike Heton, John Nolan, Jimmy Fradejas, Ronald Greene, Donald Bunje, Robert Armour, Ross Moses, Rich- ard Peterson, Billy Bessette, Freddie Smith. Second row: Bruce Brenizer, Dale Phillips, John Tookes, Ricky Quisol, Robert Wright, Brad Carr, Randy Whiting, David Summerlin, Terry Sumlin, James Montgomery, Barry Drew, John Strasser. Third row: Eddie Martin, Andy Garrett, Russell Whitehill, Michael Knights, Tom Sinnott, Kevin Janda, Gary Lockwood, Wayne Bas- well, John Wright, Jan Rich, Harold Mahan. F RESHMEN FOOTBALL Showing promise as future varsity players, the Rebels' freshman squad finished with a hard earned 4-4-l record. In a final analysis of the season Coach Herbert Boykin ex- plained that players must set a goal, then decide how hard they are willing to work to achieve this goal. Also, he feels that without communication there is no way to motivate. Without motivation there is no way to be a consistent winner. He says communication is not only from coach to players but players to coach as well. Ninth Grade Scoreboard Escambia Opponent 14 Washington 6 30 Pensacola 0 54 Woodham 6 6 Tate 6 20 Catholic 12 20 Milton 30 J .V. Scoreboard Escambia Opponent 34 Washington 6 8 Woodham 16 19 Ft. Walton 6 2l Pensacola 6 28 Tate 38 18 Pace 22 0 Milton 28 163