Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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, .dis X Mrs. Ruby Blews 'fx 5 it BS, Home Economics it 'A X Mrs. Donna Cotton if ,awp MS, Home Economics LLL M i Mrs. Shirley Johnson H BS, Home Economics Mrs. Joyce Marks BS, Home Economics ,ut Mrs. Vergoostein McDowell BS, Home Economics Miss Anner Nichols BA, Home Economics Mrs. Brenda Sowinski BA, Home Economics Mrs. Barbara Wenner BS, Home Economics Eager Homemakers Participate in Field Trips, Fairs Dr. E. B. Anderson, head of the Escambia County Health Department, was one of the many guest speakers in home economics this year. Other activities in which students partici- pated were fairs and field trips where the students did learn more about their subject and themselves. Lack of space in the department had caused some difii- culties. The teacher resource center had to be used for teach- ing and four temporary buildings were used. As Mrs. Ruby Blews, the department head, explains, The teachers in the home economics department are well qualified to expand the curriculum to include child care, family economics and wage eaming subjects. Home economics always helps students express themselves creatively, it helps them learn about the problems and activi- ties in their community. Diane Windham, a senior at Escambia, sums up the home economics department by saying, Home economics is a good course because it is designed to help people learn about other people? Mrs. Ruby Blews' child development class listens attentively to guest speaker talk about importance of planned parenthood.

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5- 4 if av WV -Vqfe if 4 , ,Mawr , ,, I .1 M Through chalk and through paint, Escambia's many amateur artists strive to capture the everyday mood of various school activities. dds Spice to Curriculum as It ttracts Students Escambia's art department is one of the best equipped in this part of the state, according to Mr. Zack Baisden head of the department. He states students experience almost all areas in the techniques of art including graphics and the printing press. These students are required to exhibit their works in local art shows in which they become involved in competition with other schools. Students exhibit graphics, sculpture relief, drawing and paintings in the school library and compete in local, state, and national exhibits. Mr. Zack Baisden BS, Art Miss Jacquelyn Ellis BS, Art Mrs. Beth MacDonald BA, Art Mrs. Margaret Sundberg BS, Art . .