Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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Student Life A rainy October didn 't put Escam- bia's spirit down. Especially after USA Today ranked the Gators as the number one football team in the nation. Homecoming, Oct. 28, was the rainest day of the month. The rain didn,t keep me from having a good time, remarked Christy Liles, ju- nior court member. Cindy Doyle, who was crowned Homecoming queen, didn't seem to mind much ei- ther. This year a new tradition may have started, having a king in the court. This year's king was Steve Smith. On Oct. 18, the show band and -, .V 3 ' - r f- - .. ..... W im , , ,,. -an a.-Z, W mimi f - iii . K- ,T V Q ,sa-mhelyl gui? . V . .at ... ilwfg - In pa- In xg fa 2 615,15 gf A -.,,,' H -V W , Q..,,, K X 'oii Xl f . .2 f I, . 'Rs - V fl - - ,aa . ,H X 1 , HM A 4 f' 1 Gators receive top award nationwide fl f . L O 5 , +-Q,,wJfffm concert band received straight su- perior ratings in District Marching Concert, held in Niceville. This makes the fifth consecutive year they have received straight superi- ors, commented Mr. Tim Willis, band director. Among other activities were the Bob Salter Salter Spelling Bee, and the Scholar's Bowl. The Scholar's Bowl team won its first match of the year, against Milton. The Gators contiued their win- ning streak this month. Ft. Walton was defeated 42 17 as was Tate 32 22, and Niceville, 45 7. At Home coming, North East Tennessee was blown away, 61-0. 'I ity, .t ,. f git lgixuklx gig! TWG W ' UNKHQQ :emu

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November was the month Escam- bia felt the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. This was exper- ienced in football, track, volleyball, and swimming. The Gators finished the season, 10-1. The only loss going to the Pensacola High Tigers. The track team made it to the Q Cross Country State Meet, Nov. 22, , where they finished 16th out of 16. f 'gWe did great just to make it to N state, stated Coach Hank Martin. Tracy Parks, senior finished 11th out of 107 competitors. Encore put on three plays, Nov. 21- 22, The Storm, Bivala Grandma Rose, and Hercules Night Out. All three plays went well, commented Randy Eades, junior. But Saturday night was a crack-up. Randy was Student Life November was thrill a minute referring to the number of incidents that happened in The Storm, a dra- matic play. When a coat rack was picked up, after being knocked over, it broke into. Randy, himself, slipped during the course of the play. College Day was held in the begin- ning of November, to help seniors plan their future. Both the SAT and ACT were given at PJ C this month. The end of the month, everyone spent on vacation, as school let out for Thanksgiving holidays. ef: 5 .. 5 2 'rv 5 this page: 1. Becky and friend. 2. Everyone loves to smile. 3. Have we gone back in time? 4. Football players get ready for the game. 5. Seniors are dressed for pictures. 6. The winning smile. Opposite page, 1. Stephanie's working hard. 2. Coach explains climbing techniques. 3. Hey partner, wanna bite? 4. EHS! PHS game draws a packed crowd. 5. Cheerleaders and football players urge the crowd not to give up. 6. Juniors show their spirit. 7. Band members prepare for their preformance. 8. Which way do we go? 9. Becky has entered the twilight zone. 10. The 60's look. 11. Get back! 54