Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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wi t . 1. Ns in N .. 'W XM . X as it s Seated: Annette Pittman, Robin Janda, Susan Nelson, secretary Janet Hol- land, presidentg Sandy Madewell, Suzanne Knight, Carmen Wheelis, histo- Ml. Zack Baisd riaug Judi Rice, Linda Harbison, Nancy McNair, parliamentarian, Mitzi Spgnsor en Rosenstiel, Kim Mock, treasurer, Patsy Winter, Ken Makin, Sharon Cleary, Miss Margaret Sundberg Teresa Kelly, Steve Moore, Charles Worrell, Jackie Heuretz, Diane Wind- Sponsor ham, Theresa Butler, Dotty Addy, Georgia Leaver, Stanley Boyd, Dana Farmer, Martha Cato, Debra Mathis, Mary Kay Huber. AHS Furnishes Chance to Express Artistic Abilities The outstanding students in the field of art make up Art Honor Society. This organization gives members the chance to express themselves through their artistic abilities. Among the many activities this year, the club held car washes and doughnut sales in order to raise money to put a stained glass window in the lobby. We worked on a mural at J. Lee Pickens School for the Environmental Studies Center being built, stated Janet Hol- land, president. AHS also sponsored the Art Happening where students' art work was exhibited and small items were sold. fhy did you make us paint over that beautiful mural we created on the walls. Mr. Baisden-do you have something against Mother Nature? 91 Q

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Carwashes proved to be resourceful, as they donated their time for the Rebelaire money making-project. Mr. Gerald Boone Sponsor Mrs. Lee Nobles Sponsor First row: Gary Nicosia, Joe Donohoe, Dennis Johnson, Mark Lucas, Jerald Jacobs. Second Row: Jody Myers, Mark Harper, treasurer, Patty Roberts, chaplain, Martha Baugher, vice-president, Jose Stabuk, Brazilian exchange student, Katie Montgomery, president, Becky Hobson, secretary, Stevie Murphy, historian, Leslie Grill, Kathy Coppenger. Third row: Lisa Wilson, Donna Chisolm, Debbie Hughes, Debbie Archer, Rose Ramos, Alan Holder, Steve White, parliamentariang Sylvia Tedder, Pam Kirkland, Diane Robert- son, Denise Kitchen, Cheryl Pacquin, Donna Hollis. SHS Includes Exchange Students as Honorary Members The Spanish Honor Society is a member of the national or- ganization called La Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica and is sponsored by Mrs. Lee Nobles and Mr. Gerald Boone. This year the organization was fortunate to have as honorary members, Jose Stanbuk, an exchange student from Bolivia, and Daniel Szewkis, an exchange student from Chile. Included in their activities for this year, the club held car washes, a party for new members, and two inductions. Span- ish Honor Society also helped finance the Rebelaires' trip to 90 Europe. Jose had this to say about Spanish Honor Society, It is a nice group with a lot of togethemess and is a good club for potential exchange students. After his first week at school Daniel commented, I think the school and the people are very nice, although I am not used to the racial tensions. The thing I like the most is the use of variety in teaching materials.

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First row: Debbie Archer, vice-president, Linda Wallace, Debra Borden, Terrie Queen, Anita Clark, Susan Spear, Denise Mick, historiang Melissa Beckham. Second row: Rita Fell, Henrietta McNeil, Sandra Annis, Susan Sharron, Terri Quarrier, Denise Kitchen, Sara Boston, Jeanne Harris, Dale Ganus. Third row: Pam Richie, Kathy Coppenger, secretary, Jan Coppe- nger, Lynn Owens, Allison Nettles, Joy Darby, Carla Tamburello, parlimen- tarian, Donna Gray. Fourth row: Jack Poppell, Walter Adams, presidentg Ken Huff, Ronnie Anderson, Gerald Dominey. ational Beta Club Has Largest Membership at Escambia With a membership of more than 115 students, the Beta Club has become the largest club at Escambia High School. The club was first organized in the fall of 1971 with only 32 members, but since then it has grown considerably. President Walter Adams was pleased with the number of people inter- ested in Beta Club and said, If the club keeps growing we'll have to divide into a junior and senior Beta Club, and then we can do twice as much for the schoolf' Since Beta Club is a relatively new organization on the campus, many people are unaware as to what the club does. The National Beta Club is service-leadership club for all high school students. It was instituted and is operated to reward merit, encourage effort, and elevate the moral welfare of high school students. Let us lead by sewing others, is the motto of the club, and the members lived up to it during the year. The club planned and carried out projects to help send the Rebelaires to Europe. Ten members of the club attended the convention in Clearwater, Florida on May 4 and 5. There they learned The oflicers of Beta Club confer before a meeting to gather their thoughts, plan the agenda, and prepare materials for distribution tips on how to increase the strength of National Beta Club. are