Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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Dutstanding Faculty ACadmCS,FaCu1W B3 MQW, Yi:- f'I,s:i 5' i ,fl -21. Escambia High has a well-varied curriculum and a well- trained faculty which consists of approximately 149 teachers and administrators. The faculty has the responsibility for the welfare of the stu- dents. The students depend upon the teachers for guidance as well as education. This year,s Escambia High faculty has proven their ability to guide students through all kinds of sit- uations whether minor or critical. With the excellent educa- tional facilities the teachers are able to provide a good back- ground for students as they enter the life of the adult world. 27

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Escambia's Principals Hold Responsible Positions Mr. Chris Banakas Mr. Chris Banakas holds the position of assistant principal in charge of co-ordinating the student curriculum. Mr. Ba- nakas is responsible for all class changes and all decisions re- garding curriculum problems. One of his important duties is sending annual reports to the Southem Association and State Department for the accreditation of Escambia High School. Being in charge of the school budget and students schedule changes are a part of Mr. Banakas' busy b The new English semester system caused for Mr. Banakas because he was confronted ule changes. Mr. Banakas works constantly on student schedules. 28 ay. another problem with 3,100 sched- x, , at 3 'f if G 'fa 2 ' ' ee! N it ll . I 1 .JY I I 4 f P4 'il Mr. Charles McCurley Escambia's assistant principal has many responsibilities which center primarily around the maintenance of the build- ing and grounds. These responsibilities have been increased greatly in the past year with the addition of a new wing and the many portable classrooms located on the campus. Mr. Charles McCurley says, The new wing must be kept clean and at the same time kept in a good state of repair, additional personnel were not added, therefore, it means more work for those we have. He fullills his responsibilities in other ways at Escambia. He is in charge of ticket sales for athletic events, school clubs, organizations and their functions, senior cap and gown orders and class ring distribution. All of Mr. McCurley's obligations keep his schedule full during the busy school year. I, ,.. .5 .4 ..-n., i tt? , W 3 Mr. McCurley proves that no temporary handicap will keep him from his job.