Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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ll Young Drivers Improve Techniques y Actual Driving Being in driver's education is an education- al experience. comments Lance Kelly, junior. It gives the young driver better knowledge about driving on the road. Students learn how to safely maneuver a car under normal driving conditions. They are also taught what precautions to take in case of an emergency. Because of laws passed by the state legisla- tion, drivers' education is no longer required in order to receive an operator's license. However. approximately 200 students enrolled in the first semester and 250 students enrolled in the second semester, since it provides the opportunity to learn to control an automobile in an off-the-street atmosphere. Another factor is that many insur- ance companies offer lower premium rates to students who have successfully completed the course. We hope to make better and safer drivers of each person enrolled, adds Coach Jeff Pomeroy. instructor. Students learn the correct procedures for all phases of motor vehicle operation. Coach Pomeroy. is that a good looking blonde that you're talking to? ? ' ' is M, at That's a way to get out of the car James Hendricks but that isn't what the coach had in mind, or is Vanassa Kyles' driving that bad? I .

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Mrs. Marie Callaway Miss Sherry Chamberlain Xilr. Roscoe Cheese Mr. Jack Childs Mrs. Sarah Cobb r. Don Coleman iss Natharee Coleman Mrs. Betty Collins Miss Lois Cooper 'Mr. Robert Cotton Mr. Jerry Cummings Mr. Mitchell Davis Facult 1 Mrs. Nancy Deuvall Mr. John Dinsmore Miss Eunice East Mrs. Mariorie Edwards Mr. Marlin Elkin 'JVlrs. Barbara Funderburk Mr. Bruce Germany Mr. John Goodwin Miss Jo Ann Graham X-Mr. Robert Green Mrs. Judy Gross Miss Carol Gulley Works Diligentl Throughout lg' l My or wmv... Mr. Bucky Harris. administrative dean, shows the work involved as a faculty member as he spends a busy day in his office.