Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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Varsity Squad Proudly Leads 'Blue S Grange' By leading the teams to victory, the Varsity Cheering Squad shows much school spirit. The I0 talented girls represent the school's Blue and Orange at all athletic events. These girls plan pep rallies, sell football ads and make posters. as well as perform skits to promote school spirit. We strive to build up excitement and attendance at all games, states Nancy Chase. During the summer they attended a week-long cheering camp at Auburn University. There they received first place ribbons and became eligible for grand competition. Cheering is an honor, but also a great respon- sibility is placed on each girl. These girls are selected for their acrobatic skills and cheering abilities, as well as scholastic average. Under the leadership of Nancy Chase, captain, and Sylvia Rutland, co-captain. these girls are living symbols of Escambia's pride. Enthusiasm plays an important role in cheering, states Nancy. It is believing deep down that Escambia is the best! Gail Hill. Susan Brown. Sherri Meador, Diane Saunders Sylvia Rutland co captain Nancy Chase captain Lucretia i ll