Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

Page 25 text:

Bare, Klsh Stewart Represent Freshmen, Sophomores Ligjanearepresenting the Freshman Class. is active at Escambia through Student Council. Supporting Escambian athletics, B applies her abilities as a member of the Gym- nastics Team. Also representing the Freshman Class is Annette Stewart. Annette demonstrates her Escambian spirit as captain of the Freshman Cheering Squad. Members of the Sophomore Class chosen for the Homecoming Court include twins, Vickie and Vivian Bowker. Vivian is now serving as Interact sweetheart, while Vickie is a member of Sans Perine and Beta. Vickie also applies her athletic abilities as captain of the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. Lori Kee, also representing the Sophomore Class, is a member of Entre' Amis. Lori was chosen as Key sweetheart and as Student Coun- cil treasurer. N w,

Page 24 text:

October Student Life Anderson, Kennedy. Saunders, Tanner Make Court 4 Amy Anderson actively serves Escambia through Junior Council and Sans Perine. Also representing the Junior Class is Ronda Kennedy. She now serves as a Junior Council representative and is a member of Entre' Amis. Ronda was also chosen as Interact sweetheart. Diligently devoting her time to Sans Perine. Diane Saunders also supports Escambia as a Var- sity Cheerleader. Cindy Tanner, vice president of the Junior Class, supports Escambia through Varsity Cheerleading. Cindy is also an active member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. 12

Page 26 text:

October Student Life Students Enjoy Homecoming, Costumes, Contest Homecoming Week, with its many memorable events, will long be cherished in the hearts of all who participated. Spirited students, costumes, contests and awards all contributed to make Homecoming '76 a success. Throughout the fun-filled week, students participated by dressing for various themes. Blue and Orange Day was Monday, when spirited students wore school colors. The spirit of the West was displayed Tuesday with a show of cow- boy boots and hats. Bobby socks and saddle shoes were popular Wednesday in the honor of the 50's. Finally, Friday was celebrated with Tacky Day for teachers and students. Activities spon- sored by Student Council were a Volkswagen race, a football player auction, a cucumber race, a doughnut eating contest, a ping pong relay, and sock hop. The climactic day of the week began with a tremendous pep rally. During this long-awaited pep rally, final ac- tivity announcements of the week were made. Mrs. Billie Joyce Rigsby was awarded the ti- tle of Tackiest Teacher. By collecting the most pennies, the Sophomore Class was named Most Spirited Class. Baby picture winners, Lance and Johni Williamson, and King Dunce, Gary Riddles were also recognized at the pep rally. Highlights of the week were the victory over the Milton Panthers, the announcement that the Entre' Amis float had placed first, and the crow- ning of Nancy Chase as the Homecoming Queen. Nancy has served Escambia as a member of Entre' Amis, National Honor Society, Senior Council and Interact sweetheart. As captain of the Varsity Cheerleaders and a .lunior Miss representative, she displayed her school pride. Nancy also exhibited her athletic abilities as a member of the Gymnastics Team. 24 li'5,+ Que-v .,. .