Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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i 'N ,.,,,,..-v--f 4-gg kv 5 Cheryl finds that CBE is a stimulating and worthwhile program for students who plan a future in the secretarial occupation. First row! Rhonda Whisenhant. vice president: Donna DeWeese. secretary! Debbie Evans, treasurer: Dona Stiers, Cindy Smith, Denise Elling. Rhonda Patterson. Robert Schilling. Debbie Holt, Second rowx Robin Shofner. Cheryl Barton. Denise Linton, Kathy McAtee. Carol Kennon, Carol Cornish. Tammy Guman, Beulah Lukers. Freida Jones. president. BE Is Added To Curriculum For Job Training CBE. also known as Cooperative Business Education. is a new on-the-job training program for students. CBE's main purpose is to help students find the proper job for themselves as well as for their future. During the month of December CBE had a candy sale and a car wash. They also attended District Convention in Fort Walton. At the convention Robert Schilling was elected Mr. FBLA. They also planned an employer banquet in April which is sponsored with DCT. At this banquet the employers and employees get together and have dinner. CBE has given me the chance to learn and the ability to earn my own money, states member Tammy Guman. lOl ,

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-... .Q-1, First row: Peggy Braxton, General Office Clerk: Lance Williamson. German: Nancy Chase. Cheerleaders: ,lay Etherton, Key: letitia Phillips, Para Amigas: Lorie Wheelis. Spanish Honor Society and Yearbook: Lance Kelly, Interact: Jonnie Burch. National Honor Society. Second row: Margie Whatley, Anchor: Dewayne Williams, Beta: Alicia Villanueva, Quill and Scroll: Karen Kohanowich, French Honor Society: Angie Milstead. Senior Council: Jan CC Participation Barber. Entre Amis: Debbie Stevison. Touiours Fidele. Third row: Bill McCurdy, Band: Richard Burns. ICC: Toni Boggs, Sorores Fidelis: Jan Ricks. Sans Perine: Susan Gorman, .lunior Council: Barbara Thomas, NJROTC: Julie McVey, FHA: Sandra Manning. Escambians: Kara Price, Teens for Christ: Elizabeth Radaj. Latin Honor Society: Dan Schonthaler. Student Council: Steve Ford. Newspaper. Brings Clubs Closer ICC or Interclub Council is an organization whose members are the presidents of all the various clubs at Escambia. They work together to bring every club closer and to help solve problems. Representatives from each club meet twice a month to discuss activities and problems. ICC has the possibilities of being a strong organization. says pre- sident Richard Burns. Overall, :ICC helps promote unity among the clubs. It also acts as coordina- tor between administration, faculty and students. Richard Burns president of ICC, directs the Interclub Council meeting and reads the agenda for important upcoming events. 4-PN? Tllil !l LJIQI

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u Rosie Paige sits in amazement as the class assignment is announced. Are Being Studied In New Course General office clerk is designed to develop competencies in office procedures. record con- trol. and decision making. To develop these competencies, the student is taught courses in typewriting, clerical office procedures, business organization, and management. I feel that general office clerk is a valuable course to take if any person desires to look toward the field of office training, says Julia Churchill. junior. The course has proven to be very rewarding in'many ways. Various field trips are taken throughout the year. The club visits different places of business and women representing many types of busin- esses come to address the classes concerning office work. Money-making activities are conducted by the club in order to send participants to district and state contest. Juniors who are enrolled in this course will move into a senior level course to further refine their skills in office simulation or in actual work experience, states Mrs. Margaret Poppell, sponsor. First row: Jean Hancock. Cindy Vinson. Laura Polin. Second row: Debbi Cook, Linda Roberts. Cheryl Johnson, treasurer: Donna Nodhturft. vice president. Fourth rowx Lowery. Tami Young. Dinah Howard, Sylvia Rutland. Trina Armstrong, Patricia Christine 0'Donavan, president: Pam Booker. Leanne Tharpe, Linda Smith. Sandy Atkins. Third row. Bobbie Rowell. secretary: Julia Churchill. Robbie Gunn. Erin Larson. Tonya Brewer. 59,5049 H be is 1 to observe office practices. During the year, men