Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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The main purpose of Students Against Drunk Driving is to educate students, teachers, and members of the community about the dangers of drinking and driving, stated Tim Moran, president. This is the second year SADD has been sponsored at Ikcambia. There were 25 members in SADD this year. This organization was open to all students. This year SADD participated in a car bash, T- Students Educate Pubhc on Drunk Dnvmg shirt and button sale, and a pot-luck dinner. USADD is a national organization started as a result of a very impor- tant need - the need to make stu- dents aware ofthe dangers of driving drunk, commented Mrs. Webre, sponsor. We hope by making stu- dents at EHS aware of the problem, they will become a part of the solu- tion to this national tragedy N w. fa V f V flx 7-gd? 5. .

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Library assistants helped keep the library in Working order. This year 's number of assistants came to about 35 people including both se- mesters. In order to be a library assistant, you had to be signed up in curricu- lum after having been approved by the school librarian. Students who participated in this did not receive a grade or credit for this, but did get a citizenship mark in their report cards. N J 'C Library assistants make it Work We file books, clear tables, make sure books are in order, and tabu- late the number of students who flow through the factility, stated senior student Carolyn Williams. The assistants performed many tasks such as: straightening up shelves, checking in and out books and offering help. Overall they were willing volun- teers who helped the student body use the media center more efficient- ly, commented Mr. Don Holifield, librarian. ,,,, , I , I bn a 4 , , 8 164 9 . opposite page: 1. Jeff participates in the uTiger car bash. 2. top rowg left to right: Sarah Barber, Wanda Radford, Troy Taylor, Darrell Whipple, Paige White, David Mimms, Randy Missildlne, Mike Herring, Robert Jones, Lisa Cordray, Kathy Nobles, bottom row, left to right: Mrs. Webre, sponsor, Tim Moran, presidentg Amy Maddox, vice-presidentg Irish Houll- han, secretary, Valerie Erwin, Margarette Shields, Stacey Shuster, Jeanne Johnson, Laura Nicholson, Miss Graham, sponsor. 3. SADD members lis- ten attentively. 4. Miss Graham enjoys herself at Tiger car bash. 5. The Tiger bash ear. this page: 1. Miss Butler works at the computer. 2. Student looks through card catalog. 3. First semester library assistants. 4. Philip at Work. 5. Peek-a-boo! 6. Caught it just in time. 7. Student gets enthused over library 8. Golly-gee. This is fun! 9. g'Look what I have!

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This year we kept the same style news magazine instead of a newspa- per because students like it moref' stated Michele White, editor-in- chief. This year we tried to appeal to not only the school-related things but also outside activities. This year 's Gator Tales staff con- sisted of writers, typists photogra sisted of 211- people. This staff con- Gator Tales pu phers, ad salespeople, and business. We had a little trouble at first because our sponsor was sick, but we put our heads together and got the job done just like Miss Wrenn taught us to do, stated Angela Hinkley, features editor. This year the staff was able to put out 5 newsmagazines. nail! ,fl l mzfi' T KW, 51,1 we 2 166 z 1 - , ,. lishes newsniagazine im w -