Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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in Lives of Students C1ubS,0f2matiO11S Honor clubs, councils, civic and service clubs comprise the many organizations of Escambia High School. Activities of these organizations are just as important as academic activi- ties in the education of the students. Through the various projects of the civic and service clubs, students learn the importance of helping the school and com- munity. These organizations enable Rebels to contribute in their own way to their surroundings. Recognition is given to students who excel in certain aca- demic areas. This recognition comes in the form of honor clubs in those particular areas. The councils are the main line of communication between the students and the faculty. Student Council, Junior and Se- nior Councils, consist of representatives from each home room. Interclub Council is the governing body of all clubs at E.H.S. This council consists of all the presidents of the vari- ous organizations. All clubs and organizations are important because they build friendship, ingenuity and leadership among the stu- dents and give them a feeling of unity and belonging. 73

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Front row: Penny Lewis, typistg Carla Tamburello, typing editor, Starr Som- mers, typistg Becky Sasnett, typistg Carol Williams, typist. Back row: Jack Poppell, copy editorg Denise Mick, copy, Ross Forte, copy, Jackie Caserta, copy, Mike Saxon, oopy. Yearbook Staff orks Hard It is almost impossible to comprehend the hard work that went on in Room 307 third period every day in order that all the deadlines could be met. The third period staff was in charge of assembling the class sections which required the help of practically the whole staff fover thirty studentsj so that it could be finished on time. They were also in charge of the ads section which is what made the publication possible, and the clubs and academics sections which required as much work as the class section. Other staffs included in third period Joan Whittaker, assistant editorg Mitzi Mattox, editor. to Meet Deadlines were the typists, copy readers, layout artists, and business managers. These people were the workhorses of the entire staff. No matter what deadline was approaching, they always had some important work to do. With the knowledgeable guidance of Miss Wrenn, without whom the Escambian would never have been published, the staff has worked from summer 'till spring to present the students with the most beautiful yearbook ever. Tana Cook, clubsg Tina Burleson, clubs editorg Joy John, clubs, Sheila Rob- erts, class sections editorg Suzanne Duce, class sections. Miss Betty Sue Wrenn Advisor 74