Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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Miss Carolyn McRaney Sponsor Miss Marti Rawls Sponsor l Seated: Diane Fike, treasurerg Cathy Hurff, vice-presidentg Margie Candari, presidentg Gayline Lacrosse. Second row: Debbie Hughes, Jeanie Forester, Janet Strasser, Shawn Watts, Carla Tamburello, Donna Martinishn, Nina Jelferson. Standing: Luanne Barker, Janet Cooper, reporter, Kathy Tatone, Gail Tolbert, Gretchen Geist, Louann Asters, Janet Holland, Lynn Owens, Patti Peoples. FBL Develops Aggressive, Competent Business Leaders The purpose of Future Business Leaders of America is to promote interest in business, encourage careers in the busi- ness world, and to develop aggressive, competent business leaders. Club members from Escambia placed nine winners at the District I Convention in Milton. President Margie Candari, pleased by their outstanding achievements, said that they were able to attend the State Convention in Miami. FBLA gave a Valentine party for the crippled children at Sacred Heart Hospital. Their money making projects in- cluded car wahses, bake sales, and selling animal bean bags and paper flowers. Gayline LaCrosse said, it was fun meet- ing the people that we sold cakes to. Working together, trav- eling together, and having parties were only a few of the so- cial activities which will be remembered by the members of FBLA. Ambitious young men take time out from a busy day to eat and laugh before business starts booming again. 96

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B Ambitious young men take time out from a busy day to eat and laugh before business starts booming again! Miss Audrey Salter Sponsor Mark Gaston, Dennis Johnson, Sharon Roush, Cary Bickel, vice-presidentg Lavon Wiggins, chaplaing Randy White, presidentg Debra Wesley, sargeant- at-armsg Regina Pittman, Denise Mick, secretary, Gerald Jacobs. Second Year Teens for Christ Sulfers Low Membership In their second year at Escambia, Teens for Christ suffered from low membership, thus hampering many of their plans for the year. However, the club continued to strive in spreading Chris- tian fellowship throughout EHS and surrounding communities. When new members entered the club, the induction in- cluded a special service with a guest speaker. During the second semester, Teens for Christ tried to be- come involved in an interdenominational effort of nation- wide evangelism known as Key '73, President Randy White summarized their project as a way to bring the entire continent of North America closer to Jesus and involve the efforts of individual Christians throughout the nation. 97