Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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Shields, Frankie Junior Mascot Braddock. Dale Sophomore Mascot Robinson. Darrell Sophomore Mascot Ferreira.EIizabeth Hall. Yvonn Hancock, Jean Hedden. Debbie Hunt, Marie Kee. Julie Kirkland. Kathy Langlois, Teresa Niegaus, Suzy O'Donovan, Christine Parkins, Cindy Payne. Jil Rowell. Bobbie Shafovaloff, Tanya Swaney. Debbie Treasurer Logan. Larry-Sr. Mascot Pyne, Ricky-Sr. Mascot Barberi. Mike-Jr. Mascot y Sorores Fidelis Club members provide entertainment for the youngsters by providing a fishing booth during the Curriculum Fair Toni and Deanna proudly present the Three Bears at the tea. L31

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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.

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SPC Girls Develop Various Qualities Sans Perine develops the qualities of leader- ship, honesty and integrity in its members while also building lasting friendships and priceless memories, states vice president Sandy Rowell. The entire club functions together to do activities that benefit the school and community. Sans Perine is involved in numerous activities throughout the year. These activities begin with participating in orientation with members serving as guides for new students. Other activities were serving a tea for all teachers during pre-school, participating in Fair Night, and being involved in Homecoming activities. A mother-daughter banquet was held at which new members were inducted. Secret Angel Week and Secret Bunny Week are two events held Anderson, Amy Bailey, Diana Bare. Cindy . Bowker. Vickie Brock, Cindy Challis, Colleen Fayard. Lisa Guman, Lisa Guman. Tammy Haber. Debi annually during which gifts are presented to fellow Sans Perine members. The year is tradition- ally climaxed with Senior Banquet. This is the final event at which Sans Perine seniors are honored. Sans Perine participates in numerous money- raising activities. Members conduct car washes, candy sales. doughnut sales and sell metal-plated Social Security cards. A leg toss at Fair Night also added to the treasury. The club is involved in many activities throughout the year which contribute to the fact that Sans Perine is number one! says Diana Bailey, senior. Mr Chaudron, assistant principal, tries to ring an unidentified leg during the SPC sponsored leg toss held at Fair Night.