Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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AC Displays Spirit Through Service Entre' Amis displays school spirit in services performed throughout the whole year. lt's a club with happy memories that will last forever, says vice president Lisa McCurdy. Entre' Amis members showed their school spirit this year by backing the athletic teams, making signs for the football players to enter through, serving as hostesses at the football games. and entering the first place Homecoming float. Service projects of EAC include having work-days. cleaning clinic laundry. and giving faculty teas. Entre' Amis aids the community by giving parties for the underprivileged, collecting for the Gravy Train and clothing drive, and by taking part in money-raising projects. A few of Entre' Amis social functions include the Christmas Dance. which is co-sponsored with Sans Perine, a mother-daughter tea, a secret angel week, and a progressive dinner. The most memorable function of the year is Senior Banquet, when the girls say their last good-byes. Each girl will treasure and hold deep within her heart the truly special memories of Entre' Amis, states president Jan Barber. Each sister will remember that EAC is forever gill. Entre' Amis member, Jackie Peace, prepares to hike the ball while teammates get ready to block and opponents prepare to kill. Smith. Linda Smith. Linda Stanley, Theresa Sterling, Theresa Wall. Debbie Wilson, Carla Moye. Joey-Sr. Sweetheart Boatner, Dean-Sr. Mascot Cain. Jeff-Sr. Mascot Petty. Vincent-Jr. Mascot Bates, Steve-Jr. Mascot S Price. Johnny-Jr. Mascot - s,4' Darby, Rhett-Soph. Mascot -- 7 - 1 ' ' ' Jones, Tommy-Soph. Masco I3S

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Angie proudly shows the camera how old she is as fellow members look on at Entre Amis prospective members cookout Barber, Jan President Barton, Cheryl Brown, Ginger Brown. Susan Bryant. Michelle Bullard, Lisa Cagle, Jan Chase. Nancy Dameron, Tammy Dees, Lisa Etheridge, Vicki Treasurer Evans.Debbie Hoey. Cheryl Kee, Lori Kennedy, Ronda Kirchhar, Sheryl Kish. Maureen Lamolinara, Anna McCurdy. Jane McCurdy, Lisa Vice president McGee, Jeanie Mclntosh, Nancy Miller, Toni Milstead. Angie Secretary Newberry, Sherry Peace. Jackie Roark, Lisa Schumacher, Louise Segers, Becky 'fv Bf :W my

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There is a friendly atmosphere at Sorores' prospective member's tea If xg, ,v 515 s:'iF.f3 V 354-' F ln... I 5 I, -it r K, X F .Q ,A Q' si ak 4 , if . vp ti at J 3 L' i fl 4 f .f if ii J z ji t f SFC Helps Member Understand Friendship I have learned the true meaning of friend- ship since l've been in Sorores Fidelis, comments Christine O'Donovan, reporter. I have learned the meaning of responsibility and the enjoyment of hard work. Hosting a teachers' tea for Halloween was one way in which the club shows teachers its appreciation. The members demonstrated pride in the school by promoting school spirit and cleaning up their work area in front of the school. SFC brought Christmas joy to the children of Batton. Charlene Batton, Deanna Boggs, Toni President Bradley, Mary Secretary Cantrell. Carin Cochran, Candee Collins. Laurie Cook. Debbie Vice president Dugen, Jill Everett, Donna Headstart by giving them a party. Club sponsor, Mr. Bob Green, donated his time to the children by playing the role of Santa Claus. Sorores is both a social and a service club. Some of their activities include progressive dinners, cookouts and softball games with other clubs. Senior Banquet is the club's main event of the year. Members raise money by having doughnut sales, car washes and candy sales in order to honor their senior sisters by giving them a banquet at the end of the year.