Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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Latin Civilization ls Studied by Society Latin Honor Society was formed to stimulate an interest in Latin civilization, states Mrs. Marjorie Hudson, sponsor. Students find it a motivating factor and work hard to maintain their membership. Among the club's many worthwhile activities are the induction of new members, and the sponsorship of a tea for foreign students. February is a very busy and important time for LHS members. ln order to send members to the State Latin Forum in Coral Gables, they must raise money by having candy sales, rummage sales and car washes. The club members have all worked very hard this year to keep up an interest in latin, especially by sponsoring the District Latin Forum, comments Elizabeth Radai, president.The forum is an annual event where students from other high schools exhibit their knowledge of Latin culture. During the Latin Forum, many EHS students placed first in the various contests. Among them are Mark Zadach, Lyle Simoneaux, Mona lvey and Lee Ann Caylor. By scoring the most points throughout competition,EHS students were award- ed the Sweepstakes Plaque. First row: Julie Harris, Jame' Young. Lisa Sweeting, Kay Cowley. Donna Ruth Page. Third row: John White. John Evans. Dan Hanagan. Noreen Hall, Joyce Divina. Second row: Connie Cooper, Kirk Bagby. Christy Wolff, Shawn Williams. Kelly McCarthy, Vincent Lamolinara. Jan Cushing. Johnson. Leta Sue Trinkle, Charles Henry, Deann Harden, Jammy Conner, David Harden. Horses Tom Wells and Vincent Lamolinara prepare to pull chariot driver Kay Cowley on to victory at district forum.

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