Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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Blue, Qhegl lam ert, Wanda Marshall, Tonya Mclntyre. Sandra Vice president Packer, Shirley Phillips, Letitia President L at Poindexter. Marcella A f, U Watts, Anita Lambert. Walter .Tli Senior Sweetheart 'Para Amigas Club Begins to Shinef Exclaims clntyre Para Amigas has just began to shine! exclaims Sandra Mclntyre, vice president. I want this club to be special, then we may look back and see what we left behind. Black History Week was a very special event for PAC members. They celebrated Black History Week by sponsoring a sock hop for the student body. The money from the dance was used for student scholarships. Money-making projects included candy sales and car washes. Proceeds from these activities finance the club's Senior Banquet. Under the guidance of Mrs. Barbara Funder- burk, members raised money for this project by selling Tupperware. Teresa Wilson, treasurer, concludes, This is a nice club to be in for a person who would like to be active in some of the important things of Escambia. X Para Amigas Club members work together on their last minute details before having prospective lllfltlbfff' lei-

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W 1 4 Natasha Vivar happily celebrates her nineteenth birthday among friends. . 'W 4 Vivar, Natasha Wills. Kim Vice president Yonke. Venetia Gottily. Tommy Senior Sweetheart Ward, Albert Senior Mascot Moorer, Leslie Junior Mascot Dominey, David School, Community Benefit From TFC Work Toujours Fidele Club has worked hard to reach its goal of improving the school and community. Members have protrayed pride, hard work, and dedication. Some of TFC's social activities are Bunny Week, Angel Week, Senior Banquet, Progessive Dinner and slumber parties. A very important event which happens for TFC is the Mother- Daughter Banquet, when new members are formally inducted, and the members and their mothers can get better acquainted. During the Christmas holidays, members went to the Friendship House to try to raise some Christmas spirit among the patients. They suc- ceeded by singing Christmas carols, furnishing food for a party, and decorating their Christmas tree with candy canes. Toujours Fidele Club projected school pride when they collected money and tickets at the baseball games. Making posters to support the baseball players was also one of their many projects. Since becoming a member of Toujours Fidele, I have become more .involved in school activities, expresses Lisa Moore, co-secretary. I have gained special friendships which can never be replaced. Sophomore Mascot

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