Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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eir Remarkable Scholastic Achievement Seated: Laura Bozeman, Starr Sommers, Carla Tambure Standing: Debbie Hawkins, Don Scales, Cheryl Siv bf Ilo, Denise K1

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Outstanding Senior Superlatives Receive Honors oi Business There were two business superlatives this year: Laura Boze- man and Debbie Hawkins. Laura has taken Shorthand I and II, Typing I and II and ojice practice. She has belonged to Student and Senior Coun- cils and was a member of Anchor Club. Laura hopes for a ca- reer in hospital administration. Debbie Hawkins has also taken shorthand, Typing I and II, Bookkeeping I. She intends to be a legal secretary. She won nu- merous awards at her former high school and continued to show her achievement at Escambia. Math, Science, English Don Scales was presented three honors this year by being the recqvient of the math, science, and one of the English super- latives. Don has taken advanced courses in English since the tenth grade, keeping a 4.0 grade average. He has also taken science courses since the ninth grade, finishing with physics his senior year, keeping a 4.0 average in all of these classes. Among his math classes, he has taken Algebra II, math analvsis, and calculus, still upholding a 4.0 average in them. Don plans to go into engineering. He participated in National Honor Society, High School Bowl, served as President of Key Club, Anchor Senior Sweetheart, Who's Who, and won the honors of Star Student Award Sewanee Club Award of Excellence and was among the Outstanding Teenagers of America. The other English superlative was Debbie Hawkins. Debbie also shared the business superlative and has taken advanced English courses since the ninth grade at another school. She plans to become a legal secretary. In her high school years she has participated in National Honor Society, Spanish Club and has won scholastic letters in her former high school. 266 Social Studies The social studies award recipients for this year were Carla Tamburello, Cheryl Siverbt, and Denise Kitchen. Carla Tamburello has activeht participated in social studies courses during each of her four years at Escambia. Carla has maintained a 4.0 average and has participated in Beta Club, Spanish Honor Society, Student CounciL FBLA, and Entre' Amis, where she served as treasurer. Cheryl Siverbt was another of the award recpients for social studies. Cheryl has held a steady 4.0 average all four years in her social studies classes at Escambia. She is a member of band and National Honor Sociegi and wishes to pursue a career in music therapy. The third award recipient was Denise Kitchen. Being a mem- ber of National and Spanish Honor Societies, Beta Club, and FBLA, has kept Denise busy during her years at Escambia. She has maintained a 4.0 average in social studies and plans on a career in business. Home Economics Starr Sommers received the honor of being home economic superlative for this year. Starr has taken every course in home economics ojered at Escambia. She plans to attend Pensacola Jr: College and major in home economics, specializing in cloth- ing construction. Starr belonged to Sans Perine, yearbook, Senior and Student Councils, and Beta Club.

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Outstanding Senior S uperlatives Receive Honors o Spanish The Spanish award was received by Debbie Archer. She has taken Spanish I, II, and III, and has maintained a 3.8 average in this subject. Debbie is a member of Beta Club, National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society, and Student Council. In tenth grade she won a language achievement award for Spanish. German James Lake was the recipient of the German award. He has taken German all of his four years at Escambia and has main- tained a 4.0 average in this subject. He has been a member of Das Deutche Verein and this year served as chancellor. James plans to pursue a military career. Latin The Latin award was received by Susan Spear. This past year Susan took Latin II and for two years has been a member of Latin Honor Society. She won second place in Latin 1 gram- mar at District I Forum in her junior year and has been a mem- ber of band Beta Club, and FBLA. Susan hopes to become an elementary school teacher and take Latin in college. French Linda Biro won the French award with a 4.0 average. She has been taking French for five years and has been in French Honor Sociegf for three. She is also a member of National Honor Society. Linda hopes to become either a French trans- lator or interpreter. 268 Chorus This years chorus award went to Jack Poppell. Jack has been involved in chorus since the tenth grade and has been a Rebelaire for two years. This past year he served as president. He was the recipient of the Notre Dame Award in 1972, and was selected as one of the Outstanding Teenagers of America for 1973. He has maintained a 4.0 average in his music classes and hopes for a career in operatic voice or theater arts. Band The band awards were received by Don Rawls and Brenda Costello. Don Rawls has been in band each of his four years at Es- cambia. Hes been in concert, stage, and marching band and has maintained a 4.0 average in them. Don plans to become a pharmacist while participating in the civic symphony band. Brenda Costello has been in marching band for four years and concert band for three. She has maintained a 4.0 average and participated in the Florida State University concert band in 1972. She has won various awards of excellence and superior ratings in district contest and hopes for a career in elementary education or teaching music for the retarded.