Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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-an ll .5 Tommy asks Richard, Do you think that he is singing the same song that we're reading? Richard replies, Could be, it's Thought, Reaction Are Experienced In Art Courses Art is an intellectual endeavor, expresses Mr. Zack Baisden, art teacher. lt requires thought and physical reaction, therefore. it requires just as much learning as any other class. The three murals being painted in the halls are done by volunteer art students. The purpose is to develop more interest in the school. lt brought the students of Escambia High closer to art,f' comments Cheryl Hoey, mural painter. Mr. Robert Green and Mr. Baisden supervise the paintings. Music entertains, distracts, excites. in- spires, depresses, in general, it moves our emotions, explained Mr. Marcus Green, chorus instructor. Musical education offers performing experience, leadership and a method of expres- sion. Both the chorus and the band are under new direction this year. In order to continue the excellent music program at Escambia, students must learn to adjust to the new ways of musical instruction of Mr. Marcus Greene and Mr. Robert Clayton. vo Greek to mel Art students display creative murals which are scenes for passing students.

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JROTC Program Is To Develop Disciplined Minds The goal of NJROTC is to develop within the students well disciplined minds and bodies by stimulating the motivation to learn, explains Commander Harry Knickelbine. This goal is realized through instruction and involvement. This three-year program is designed to help prepare the student for his or her future. These years are focused upon helping students under- stand and relate to humanity and world affairs. NJROTC also involves a practicing knowledge of the duties and responsibilities of citizenship. Experience is gained through subject matter and activities such as leadership training. ln addition to the course's school cur- riculum, there are also outside activities. The members are involved in field trips, drill team competitions and performances at civic functions. An important duty is the presenting of the flag at all home football games. In December, the group traveled to Mobile to visit the USS Alabama. NJROTC was also present at the annual Red Cross sponsored Memorial Day Service. The Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps is open to both young men and women. This year for the first time, a female, Barbara Thomas. holds the top office of Battalion Commander. N.lROTC, which is like being in a little piece o f the service. has given me a sense of responsibility. explains Barbara. ln this way, as well as subject matter, students prepare themselves for their future. How do you get out of this strange place? questions Anthony Sellers. Cmdr. Knicklebine meets with Regional Naval Youth Program officers from North Carolina 4