Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMEN REPRESENTATIVES First row: Sue Rector, Becky Covin, Karen Pickeral, Richard Friedley, An- gela Zalten, Michele Allen, Leslie Ellinor. Second row: Mark Sorel, Vickie Hess, Stanley Boyd, Kathy Coppenger, Judy Green, Kandy Kane, Nancy Morris, Pam Kirkland, Jackie Suggs, Susan Freeman. Third row: Sandra Johnson, Mike Holfman, Robbie Smith, Edith Powell, Sheryl Mayne, Do- rothy Dennis, Dena Sakalarios, Susan Little, Cindy Gregory, Roxanne Thompson, Mary Boston. Beverly Atkins, Luella Henderson, Tony Creel, Susan Kee. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Front row: Susie Crooke, chaplaing Philip Kearley, David Swann, Charlotte Graham. Back row: Diane F ike, Cheryl Bandhead, Christy Van Etten, Deb- bie Cocoris, Linda Schlaufman, Frances McGill, Gail Tolbert, Susie Nelson, Nancy Home, Kay Mayo. Many students accept the responsibility of attending meetings as they work closely to carry out projects throughout the year

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Student Council Works to Produce Better Escambia The primary purpose of Escambia High School's Student Council is to promote better relationships and to improve un- derstanding between students and faculty. It represents the student body working together to produce a better Escambia. This year's activities began in September with the cystic ti- brosis bike-a-thon. October's main event was a political youth rally held in the Rebel Bowl. Senator Childers was the master of ceremonies, with other politicians also speaking. All Pensacola area high school student councils were participants in this rally. During Spirit Week, the Student Council sold five-cent spirit links to boost Rebel pride in students. Class jewelry, such as pins, charms, and key chains also were offered. X M ,,,,.,...--- Sheriff Untreiner, Lydia, and Senator Childers plan Political Youth Rally. 80 Homecoming Week and its various activities were spon- sored by Student Council. These activities included the pie eating and the best decorated bike contest and the tackiest crowning of the queen at the football game. The annual Thanksgiving Gravy Train proved to be a big success. Turkey, milk, and bread for eight needy families were fumished by the Student Council. These families were recommended by the Yisiting Teachers Association. Blue and Orange Week ended Student Council's yearly agenda. A Blue and Orange Court was elected and the queen was chosen. Student Council is Escambia High Schoolls government. It provides a link between the students and the administration. Seated: Bunny Willis, vice-presidentg Lydia Borom, president Standing: Debra Wesley, secretary, Rita Abercrombie, treasurer.

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ik ? M51 2 'Q 'sa if v,, P. ix Seated: Susan Tennant, Anchor Clubg Kathy Gatterdam, Entre tre Amis Club, Mitzi Mattox, Escambiang Susan Meredith, Quill 8: Scrollg Paulette Winter, French Honor Society. Standing: David Bunch, National Honor So- cietyg Randy White, Teens for Christ, Robert Bellanova, Latin Honor Society. 82 First row: Katie Montgomery, Spanish Honor Society, Bunny Willis, Inter- club Council. Second row: Jack Poppell, Rebelairesg Dotty Addy, Toujours Fidele. Third row: Debbie Evers, Rebelogg Scott Purser, Senior Council. -ef-Q, Mrs. Mafalda Benchea Sponsor