Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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This year BETA had two sponsors which were Ms. Barbara McAtee and Kendra Grove. When asked what her goal as sponsor was for helping her club Ms. McAtee replied 'ilnstall leadership and responsibil- lity into members. There are approximately seventy five members in the club. To be ac- X cepted you must receive all A's and Bls on your report card. You must maintain a 3.0 grade average to stay lI1. - 1 J yy ea BETA maintains 3.0 average The club was involved in many projects this year such as visits to the Childrenls Hospital, giving two 2 as senior BETA members scholarships and they worked on the Angel Tree at Cordova Mall. They also had their annual induction ceremony in Janu- ary for new members. Beta's main goal for this year was to increase activity within the school, concluded Kim Peterson, BETA president. X,-M :K , ,V f' , fry, , , A ,,, I , . 7 V. L ,, , ., 1, 4. 1 f ,f V , 4 , 1 af opposite page: 1. Smile, Wanda, you're on candid camera! 2. BETA's annual induction ceremony. 3. Underclassmen BETA, left to right: standing: Frank Cabiting, Caroline Millow, Tami McWilliams, Jennifer Green, Arnold Cayanan, Paul Fanella, Walita Simmons, Leslie Hansen, Kyle Musgrove, Randy Missildine, Erika Allsopp, Becky Wilcox, Greg Howell, Jennifer Ramach, April Cushon, Ilene Fortln, Charlenda Dix- on, Trang Nguyen, sitting: Kim Peterson, president, Kelli Tice, Fern Dalindin, Marvie dela Cruz, Cheri Deck, John Olvin, Jefflck Saquibal, Gale Acierrto, Stacy Hedden, Brian Anderson, Jay Kee, Lonzelle John- son. 41 Senior Beta, left to right: standing: Ellen Dubose, Crickett Burk- halter, Cynthia Wind, Paul Clowe, Ron Coffman, Susan Ramsey, Robbie Boyden, Shawn Smith, Jeff Garteiser, Jeannine O'Neill, Kelly Winters, Anne Hitchcock, Tracy Parks, treasurer, Jana Redish, Melissa Mont- gomery, Jill Stinemetz, Wanda Radford, vice president, sitting: Denise Cebula, Jenny King, James Sandiford, Elvira Perez, Angela Hinkley, Lisa Cordray, Irena Mitchem, Kenyetta Edgerton, Amoni Grow, Tammy Stevess, Deborah Turman, Angela Selby, Jennifer Bailey. this page: 1. Derek poses for a picture. 2. Think hard guys! 3. Mu Alpha Theta members. 4. Anne, Cdckett, Robert, Margaret and Jeffpose for picture. jQfqfJfQgig3'i'Aj- w wwf,s,,:f,.f.,L,1Q'1,v, :wg .Q,,,,-,Y,.,,.,5, 1, ..,,,., y 7. Y , .. V 2

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Mu Alpha Theta Mu Alpha Theta, the math honor club, has doubled in size this year. The clubs 55 members tutored stu- dents having difficulties in math through the year, and prepared for the math contest held at Milton. Our main goal as a club is to re- ward students for academic success in college preparatory math and en- courage continued success, stated Mrs. Nancy Devall, third year spon- sor. doubles in size Z Pig S The requirements to be in Mu Al- pha Theta is to have a 3.5 through- out the year. The meetings were held on Wednesday of each week. Mu Alpha Theta participated in candy sales, tutoring, preparing for contests, homecoming field day and they were guides at Open House. The fact that the club has dou- bled in size, proves that the club has interested more people, stated Denise Cebula, member. ,I Q 133