Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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4 Thanks to the help of local auto dealers, driver's education students can practice maneuvers on the driving range at school. Mr. Herbert Boykin BS, Physical Education Mr. Ralph Chaudron BS, Physical Education Mr. Robert Sikes BS, Physical Education Mr. Homer Swain BS, Physical Education Required Hi way Safety Taught in Driveras Education Driver's education probably is the most popular extra cur- tice driving while the other group learns traffic laws and ricular course taken by students at Escambia. The reason for regulations. this is, in order to obtain a driver's license before the age of Staying on the driving range cannot prepare a student for 18, a driver's education course is required. the highway. The coaches try to get each student out on the Because of the large number of students, there are two al- road at least once, but practicing on your own is the key to ternating groups in each class. This way one group can prac- good driving. 51

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Library Circulates Educational Media to All Students The Media Committee, which was introduced for the first time last year, was busy at work again this year. The Com- mittee meets four times a year to discuss and to evaluate the library program. Students and department representatives formed this group. The equipment offered in the library is audio-visual equip- ment such as films, film projectors, phonographs, tape record- ers, and overhead projectors. Miss Jean Carroll, head media specialist, would like to see a paperback section and another microfilm reader added to the library. New carpeting and individual study carrells make the library more comfortable for Rebel students. The purpose of the library is to acquire, organize, and cir- culate educational media to all faculty and students and to assist them in the use of it. While this is true, Rebels do not use their library to its fullest. Approximately 650 of our 3,255 students visit the library daily. ,. g rid 5 3 - .4 One of the many ways to gain information in the library is illustrated through use of talking film strips. Miss Joyce Butler BS, Library Miss Jean Carroll MA, Library Mrs. Norma Simmons . BS, Library Miss Joy Tumian BS, Physical Education 50

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659' sm .. t 7 sm, sf P , X is Miss Jackie Coker BS, Physical Education Mr. Reed Killett Miss Peggy McCune Mr. Ben McLeod Mr. James Nichols BS, Physical Education BS, Physical Education MS, Physical Education BS, Physical Education Miss Ann Odom Mrs. Natharee Oliver Mr. John Welch Mrs. Carrie Williams BS, Physical Education BS, Physical Education MS, Physical Education BS, Physical Education Alright Suzy, I don't know how in the world you got me way up here, but how about getting me down from outer space. I ll 5 'if' 'X' P