Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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K' a .M Sitting: Michelle Bryant, ads. Ginger White, business manager: Karen Rothe. ads manager. Standing: Margaret Britt, ads: Renea Anthony, ads: Jan Cushing. business. av! Kneeling: Reid Smith. photographer, Lance Kelly, clubs, Standing: Sherri Meador, clubs, Caroline Hunt, clubs, Brenda Foley. clubs editor: Angie Villanueva, clubs. 4 -v- Yearbook Staff X Works as Team To Produce Book To create a memorable yearbook is the goal of all those on fourth period yearbook staff. Through team work and effort, this goal will become a reality, The responsibilities of academics, ads, business. clubs and sports staffs constitute the fourth period yearbook class. Both classes have photographers and typists. Each staff has the large responsibility of producing a 'better-than-perfect' section of the yearbook, states Caroline Hunt, club staff member. When that particular section is complete, students offer their journalistic talents to other staffs. To publicize the ESCAMBIAN, yearbook students wore personalized T-shirts and Do It buttons. Signs were also posted and patrons were sold. This not only promoted early subscriptions to the ESCAMBIAN but also illustrated school pride. Yearbook is not an easy class. comments Renea Anthony, ads staff. Members must often do a lot of work on their own time in order to meet a deadline. Sitting: Cristy Johnson, typist, Laura Polin, typist. Standing: Toni Boggs, layouts editor: Brad Schull, layouts. 34n',a.s,, , , .... 'Q

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First row Shen McCurIey assistant editor: Elizabeth Radai. assistant managing editor. Seco d row St ve Fo d editor-in-chief: Jennie Burch, managing editor. 1517 To meet the deadline. Steve Ford works on the editorial page. .t-. s . . , , Escambia News Strives To Inform ll THE ESCAMBIA NEWS is printed primarily to inform the students and faculty of current and past events concerning the school. states Steve Ford. editor-in-chief. We also strive toward providing entertainment with informative read- ing. The newspaper staff is a class of juniors and seniors that convene fifth period and work under the direction of their teacher. Miss Betty Sue Wrenn. The staff endeavors to provide an interesting paper on a monthly basis. The newspaper staff publishes literary works written by students outside of the newspaper class. Students are invited to contribute poems and letters to the editor. Club presidents or reporters are asked to provide current information concerning their club in the clublicity column. Every month a certain club is featured in the Club Corner. This year, every issue of THE ESCAMBIA NEWS included a Mystery Teacher column. A specific teacher would be asked to write clues about himself or herself. Once published, students had the opportunity to guess which teacher was being presented. A free football or basketball ticket was awarded to the first student who figured out who the mystery teacher was. Other items of interest include student polls. editorials, features and sports. Commencing in January, a free subscription to THE ESCAMBIA NEWS was given to those students who paid the full price of the '77 ESCAMBIAN during the yearbook subscription drive. g Being on the newspaper staff has been a rewarding and sometimes trying experience, concludes Jonnie Burch, managing editor. But I have learned a great deal about people and life as well as journalism.