Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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'Mr. B' Maintains Constant Contact With ll Students Frequently students come in contact with Mr. Chris Banakas. principal. on both friendly and business bases. This familiar figure is an essential part of the success of Escambia High. Mr. by which he is often referred. has many responsibilities. As principal he must ensure the smooth flow and function of everything from classes to pep rallies. Supervision of the student body and supervision of instruction are two important aspects of my job. he explains. Supervision is not all that is involved in his job. Throughout each day. Mr. Banakas keeps in constant touch with the student body. I love them, he says. and I hope they love me. After all, that is what life is all about. Mr. Banakas works each day for the better- ment of Escambia. His sense of humor is fundamental in building a pleasant atmosphere. Howdy doody to youdy toody, he begins his morning announcements and concludes. and turn around and say howdy doody to your neighbor. He helps promote spirit throughout our student body by his enthusiasm. remarks Mary .lo Williamson, senior. Enthusiasm. love, concern and time are just a few of Mr. Banakas' many contributions to EHS. Mr. Banakas addresses the student body in a very dignified manner of dress Mr. Banakas relaxes and takes a well deserved break during his actively filled day to catch up on current sports events ii? 15'

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Mr. Chaudron pauses to help Mr. B check drivers' ed. car. W1 2- . i Zi! 1 il is uit' 2-1-if 'Door ls Open To All Students' Says Chaudron My door is always open to students, remarks Mr. Ralph Chaudron. Working with students is a large part of his responsibility as an assistant principal. Mr. Chaudron is in contact with students and teachers through coordination of courses of study, general administration and teacher and student schedules. He is also involved in working out their problems. Mr. Chaudron feels that the most important aspect of his job is helping teachers and students whenever possible. My office is a clearing house for student schedules, grade sheets. report cards. schedule changes, etc., he explains. Through working with the faculty and students. Mr. Chaudron is kept busy doing whatever is necessary to insure a smooth flow of the educational process. He comments, I would like to thank the students and teachers for their cooperation and assistance in making this school year one of my best. E McDaniel's Duties Occupy His Time Throughout Day Senior Class orders and activities, special events, parking and school insurance are only a few of the responsibilities of Mr. .lohn McDaniel. assistant principal. These duties keep him busy throughout each day. He is also responsible for Activity Commit- tees, assembly programs. special events. transpor- tation problems and locker assignments. In addition to these. he is also in charge of campus maintenance. school lunch programs, Iunchroom personnel and stolen property. Each aspect of my responsibilities is integral in that it makes for the entire operation of the school, explains Mr. McDaniel. Through his job. Mr. McDaniel is in contact with both faculty and students. As an assistant principal, he has a major role in the function of Escambia High School. ff- e 4 Mr. McDaniel is aided by sixth period assistant. Letita Phillips.