Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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As Jackie and Alan help measure for cap and gown sizes, they too get excited, confused, and nervous realizing that graduation is near! Senior Council Represents All Seniors, Voices inions Senior council, the voice of the seniors, is responsible for keeping the Senior class informed. All members of the coun- cil were elected by their fellow classmates. Senior Council represents all seniors and voices their opinions on matters of ooncem. Senior Council raised money for graduation throughout the year by selling graduation announcements, calling cards, EHS beanies, and senior buttons. The main function of Senior Council is to make prepara- tions for graduation. Vice-president Pam Richie said, Grad- uation is the most important thing in the minds of the seniors. We, the ofiicers and representatives, worked very hard to make the seniors' graduation the highlight of their years at Escambiaf' Each year a new council is formed. Without the guidance and advice of their sponsor, it would be almost impossible to find the needed information to handle a graduation. Sponsor, Mrs. Billie Joyce Rigsby said, I think the senior class is the 84 greatest. I consider it a real privilege to be associated with such a fine group of young people. I truly look forward to this association each year. Of course, this year is very specialf' In the middle of the year Senior Council prepared the bal- lots for class song, motto, flower, and colors. It took much work to prepare the ballot holding some ll2 choices. The se- niors voted to let the following represent the graduating class of ,73. Song: Memories Motto: If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he steps to the beat of a differ- ent drummer. Flower: Blue Camation Colors: Blue and Orange

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ICC Represents, Benefits Every Organization at EHS The purpose of ICC is to serve as an advisory group, dis- cussing club activities and problems. The members of this or- ganization consist of the presidents of the many clubs at Escambia. Acting as chairman of ICC is the vice-president of Student Council. An acting secretary is chosen from the members to take roll and read the minutes at the meetings. This year Jack Poppell, president of Rebelaires, was elected to this position. Topics of discussions at the meetings are school problems and school projects that would benefit the school and stu- dents. Through these meetings Interclub Council also hopes to bring harmony and unity between the clubs, thus uniting a large majority of EHS students. Bunny Willis, this year's president of ICC felt that if the clubs could work together for a common cause, then something great could be accom- plished at our school. ,ye Front row: Lydia Borom, Student Council, Laurie McKerlie, Red Cross, Karen Alexander, Leo Club, Donna Mackey, Pep Club. Back row: Janet Holland, Art Hpnor Society, Don Scales, Key Club, Linda Harbison, So- rores Fidelis, Kerry Poole, Junior Council, Sharon Hollis, DCT. .ff

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First row: Bob Elens, Jackie Caserta, secretary, Pam Richie, vice-president, Soott Puxser, presidentg Christi Weiss, treasurerg Jack Poppell. Second row: Kathy Gatterdam, Linda Biro, Melinda Thomas, Kim Franklin, Judy McGilbeny, Starr Sommers, Judi Rice. Third row: Patsy Winter, Cheryl Ta- tum, Terry Braxton, Donna Law Mackey, Katie Montgomery, Susan Mered- ith. Standing: Roy Jennings, Rita Abercrombie, Patty Spencer, Jackie Will- hauck, Jackie Heuertz, Dotty Linley, Doreen Davis, Tony Coffman. Seniors tackle the big job of repairing the crumbled concrete tables, restoring beauty of Senior Park , Mrs. Billie Joyce Rigsby Sponsor