Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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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

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The tall pines that surround us bring back many memories. '75' C ass ls Represented Well on Council Senior Council is comprised of seniors who were chosen by their classmates to serve as representatives for the Senior Class. Working together, the council makes the year an exciting one for all seniors. The Class of '77 is the first graduating class of the third century. According to Senior Council member Robert Schilling, This makes the seniors of '77 special so the council strives to make graduation a ceremony never to be forgotten. Senior Council takes charge of the important details concerning graduation. Their first major duty is to select the class motto, song, flower and colors. The council also had the responsibility of ordering graduation announcements and caps and gowns. This year's senior project is the construction of the concession stand for the visitors' side of the football stadium. Senior Council is having this erected with profits they have earned from various sources. 4 gy u Q 5:1 During baseball season, Senior Council backs the team. At games, council members sell cokes and donate the proceeds to the baseball team to use toward the purchase of new equipment. Feb. 8 was a happy day for many seniors. On this day plans for senior trip were revealed. Senior Council made preparations to visit the Marianna Caverns and Six Flags Over Georgia May I2-l3. Senior Council renders its services through- out the entire school year. During the month of May. Angie Milstead, president, served as mistress of ceremoies for the inspiring Senior Awards Day. A banquet, a breakfast and a yearbook signing party ended the school year on a happy, yet sad note. Here promises were made, tears were shed. and good-byes were said. The school year may be over, concludes Mrs. Billie Joyce Rigsby, but the seniors of '77 will long be remembered. Angie Milstead presents Mr. B with a gift from the class of '77. its