Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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F ik- - .. X a,,,i J Y? -P! ,4 S. pil First row: Donna Willis. Hope Harris. Tami Cochran. Toni Miller, Second row: Sandra Manning faccompanistj, Julie McVey. Kim Hoffman. Mary Jo William- son. Third row: Kathy Summerlin. Anna Adams. Belinda Farage. Fourth , f ff fl of? Kim Hoffman Nancy Hunt Emma Jackson Ronald Jackson Pricilla James Phillip Jennings Keith Jernigin Trace Jernigin Shannon Jeter Tonya Jeter Dianne Jordon Sue Jordon Theresa Kelly Clemmie Kennedy Debbie Keyhoe Henry Keys Princess Knight Sharon Lewis Adrian Lindsay Cecil Lindsay Susan Lirette Mike Livin s n onja Lucas Kenny Lyons Mike Lyons Sandra Manning Charles Manship Carol Mason Sylvia Maul Kathy Maxwell Angela McBride Mike McCray Myra Mclnnis Wre John Mclendon Janice McQuinton Ron McRae ' 5 as , . ., , I 1' LU kv Jan McVey Julie McVey Toni Miller Katherine Mills Denise Moon Mark Moore Leslie Moorer Linda Moorer Raymond Nall Don Nelson Felicia Nix Sharon Ogden Cathy Paige X Carolyn Phillips Letitia Phillips Citronella Pitts Carla Powell Edna Powell Melodi Prehn Stanley Previtt Kara Price Anita Rhodes Steve Rhodes Jeanette Richburg Betty Rivers Valerie Roberson Elvin Rodgers Kim Rothe Neely Rushing Gerald Sanders Rosiland Sanders Suzanne Sanders Allison Sellers Gaylene Shiver Robin Shofner Irma Smiley Billy Smit ar Larry Stallwortli Ella Strong? A berW Kathy'Sumn1erlin Mike Travis key Leta Sue Trinkle Peter Waite . --Sharon'Walker Janet Wallis Anita Watts Billy Welqlg Carol Wells Zollie White Denise Williams John Williams Tammie Williams Mary Jo Williamson Donna Willis Cheryl Winslow Clinton Yates

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Tw. , ik' J Chorus Requires Hard Work, Effort Being a member of chorus requires a lot of hard work and effort, comments Tami Cochran. junior. lt is rewarding and brings out the best of one's singing abilities. The chorus displays its singing abilities to fellow classmates and teachers by performing during the Red Cross Memorial Service and the Christmas Concert. The student body was further entertained when a group called Eurydice performed. Eurydice, which means music of the goddess, is a new girls' singing group. Next year. girls who audition for the Escambians and are not selected will automatically become members of Eurydice. This year. the group performed at Myrtle Grove Baptist Church, at Llniversity Mall and at the annual Christmas Concert. These girls competed with groups from other schools at the district festival, and at the district solo and ensemble contests held at Fort Walton Beach High School, Feb. I2. The Escambia chorus is composed of those students who have shown an interest in music and want to expand their music capabilities. Nancy Hunt concludes. I enioy singing with Escambia's chorus and l feel a great sense of responsibility during competition. Miss Phyllis Merritt, former chorus teacher, transferred to another school at the beginning of the year, but her former intern, Mr. Mark Green. was hired to take her place. This year's chorus is one of the best that we've had around for awhile, comments Mr. Green. I think being a new teacher here is like being one anywhere: there are many unknowns involved and there are many things to learn. Anna Adams Cheri Adams Mike Adams Avis Aiken Jonathon Alexander Donald Bell Barbara Benson Clara-Blade.: Anna Booth Debra Bowen Phyllis Brake Jean Briegel Brenda Brown Rhonda Carlson Matt Carter Pa Theresa Causey Joe Christian Tami Cochran Angela Cook Janie Cordell Sheree Cordell Laura Coursen Kim Chromiak Vickie Davidson Fred Davis M.. D . Tommy DeBoer Guy Dixon Sandy Douglas Karen DuBose Pansy East Brenda English Kenny English Linda English Cassandra Evans Belinda Farage Michelle Fayard Andrew Flangell Lesa Gilreath David Grice Joe Grice Lecia Griffin 'S'lETl?'C5T'mp ris ull Eheree Gunter John Haines Leisa Harris C nth' ,.2l1l.iiJil-I-l-l- Richard Hodge

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Maiorettes Jackie Burgess. Debbie Hedden and Renee Pfeiffer display Escambia pride while marching downtown during Veteran's Day Parade. 'T' , I-5 'T YP? '1-Iii ' i-so xiii, . V331 . P+, .fiQ'Jf,.2-. . -'iq .H 'fax wHfw:,f.iQf.g .,.44f:i1'w- , TT -g,,g-rg -, ' .. . W :gig w-we ff . ,, f -, ,Q 4, 'f.x?2f:m:f f' is .g ' - W- , f 'Jaws A 1, ' ,, I 'fra'-was J.t5?ifsQi'rf.?awf -:m- '-.es ,, , up -H ' li?-245 f' if v 17 , 73 M 1 4 - 'mg rx ffff-' +L ' v ' . ,, T iff.: . f.?1QY:Z5?f.H::'-if-3' Tififfl ' ' 's.?',lfm' ., ,V l 111: agua .1 Msgs 1. ..f-1, ., f, T .51,fi. X4, fm, .33 - -'ir f:' of ' l:w..1eff,:M - f, 1 I, 4zA,gtE,rggk fgE1,,,Li, yggzm. ,. ma.: 1' -.ugyfrsw figs? 1 7E3,SU5,, .agyzg N . - Band member Joel McCrory provides bass for the band by playing his tuba at a pep rally. l52 Ruther Fee so D Band Changes Style Successfull The band has gone through various changes this year, says Sherry Ruther. The change from one style of marching to another has been a learning experience for all those in- volved. With all of its I45 members, the band has changed in a variety of ways. One of the changes includes a new band director. Mr. Robert Clayton. The style of marching has changed from military to show. 1 Another change in the band is that they have participated in many more community activities. They have played at St. Anne's Round-Up and at the county fair. They participated in Armistice Day activities and Veteran's Day parade. They also played in the annual Christmas concert. The band entered concert and marching contests in which they received superior ratings. Talented band members entered the solo and ensemble contest. The band supported themselves by holding tag days, candy sales and car washes. The proceeds from these events went toward their uniform fund. They also went to New Orleans to perform in different activities. Many events at school have had the accompaniment of the band. They played at pep rallies, sock hops and football games. We have gone through a lot of changes this year but we are continually improving, states Robin Myers.