Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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The tennis teams for the '86 v 'r I . H 'V 'LL school year both had winning sea- if V' . , , -S f .3 ,..-Lf Sons. I think both teams had a . , o. .. 533' chance to go to state, commented fl-Q . 5? L ' ,T si Coach Tracy Evans. T f V T The Boys had a record of 7-6, and , ' ,ff V, .4 ' if-aff , I j g X ' ff N A came in fourth in the district out of .,, at 1f 5y.,. x, 1 ' . - l f V , ,, .fi twelve teams. Anthony Merz, sopho- U W ,,.. , A ' ' ' W1'5?l?,, .. more, had the best Winning percent- I - Q V' f K I VW 1 E age of the boys. Noel Lacsamana X .f.1 .1 .- 'af 'K Vf' 1 f . I 1 , H .N M , , i z Played as the no. 1 seed on the team. ' , N .Qi I lv: f The boys Wins included Pine Forest, ' fy, Z lil' is Q . ' V f 1 Pensacola High, and Milton. We all ' 1 A E', E' Q xv f f had high goals for first place in dis- ' -- Tj , E T 'A 3 Q .l.. V, 1' , trlct. Even though We got second, We 'ww' 1- '-'-f - 'L -- -M 1. 1' 3 , ,.,, ' A ' '1' ' X still have next year to accomplish I ' P our goal, encouraged Noel. A 'V fl - Both tennis teams had Winning Girl's tennis team had a record of ' 11-2. They came in second place in the district, the loss was only by one point, Our hopes are very high for state next year. It is our number one goal, stated Kathy Johnson. Win- nings for the girls included: Tate, Pensacola High, and Pine Forest. This year We have shown a lot of potential, explained Mikk Brady, senior. We are a young team and the future only holds great things for us ,S Seasons tx. ,MSW F x 4 3 5' z 3 5 6 . 93

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The golf team finished the season with a 48-12-1 record under the guidance of Coach Jimmy Nichols. We liked the coaching of Coach Ni- chols, commented Martin Stano- vich, junior. The team played in matches against: Tate, Pensacola, Woodham, Milton, Choctaw, Catholic, Pine For- est, Niceville Pace, and Fort Walton Beach. They also placed in three tournaments: the Miracle Strip tour- naments, City Tournament, and the Golf team finishes season with 48-12-1 record .1 n . district tournament. 0 .,- ,W V 7, ,, . Q' -1 d z A T1 The swinging Gators received six -1 -A .aff gg t' V . A . 21 5, W, . first place victories, two second y . .ary 'A 5 .1. - if if ' it 7 A :yr xv- place wins, and two third place J 1, 5 r A H ' I 'ji V , .,. ' il P shows. They placed on several - V M-H MW --' I' . courses including: Monsanto, Os- ,A , ,Z ' ' ' ceola, Perdido, Eglin, and Rolling ' ' - V Q F' Greens. A -' if 46, lla gg li' L'The team played very well, we ' ' 1, it A should be right inthe thick of things ' . X -f ' ' ' next yearll' concluded Coach Ni- A 3 J Q K Q N ff chols. , , va- 2.311-225 W-W ...L 3- --- J i .. X. W it 4 yg. , 1 xv X 'Sty' ,1- l- opposite page: 1. top row: Noel Lacsamana, Ashley Boothe, Steve Brooks, Mike Brady, Ramon Golen, Anthony Merza, Steve Campbell, and Paul Clowe. bottom row: Kari Bartol, Heather Bartol, Sarah Clowe, Kathy Johnson, Carmen Magtanong, Evelyn Parungao, Angie Jackson, Kelly Owens. 2. What is going on? 3. Campbell swinging for the point. 4. Coach Ackerman posing for the picture. 5. Parungao has it. 6. Booth waiting for the swing. this page: 1. Poff prepares to drive with team ' looking on. 2. In you go! 3. Team members and fans watch match. 4. Team practices the skill of chipping. 5. Another one in. 6, Sandiford puts the ball. 7. Fore! 8. kneeling: Chris Poff, Richard Sites, James Kirby, David Saniford: standing: Ernie Penton, Martin Stanovich, Chip Farrington, Coach Jimmy Nichols, Bill Willis, Troy Edwards. i lx ,W bg , af .Q ' l S' X E 92

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The '86 Lady Gator softball team finished its season with a 7-11 re- cord. Having the talent such as we've had has given us an advan- tage, stated Andi Olsen, senior. This was Coach Amy Cabaniss's first year as softball coach at Es- cambia, along with other sports she has taken over. 'Tm sure next year will be even better now that Coach Cabaniss is in charge and has taken over, it just takes alot of effort and hard work, continued Olsen. I was and still am very excited about being the new girls softball coach, commented Coach Caban- iss. Our team is yolmg, willing to X- Talent gave Lady Gators advantage work and eager to do well for the school and each other. Coach commented on the perfor- mance of the whole team. Therefore cooperation is most important to make the team work. The outcome for tryouts was tre- mendous. Two cuts were required in order to choose a team carefully and to see how talented each and every- one really was. The team was cho- sen before the Christmas holidays and the games started in February. Coach Cabaniss is the greatest, commented Pam McQu.inton, senior. She has brought out the best in our team. +,.- .. X W . Bw Wu, ,f 1 4 M f ff ef. -1, 2 3 fn, .Z -In ,, , I 1, ., ' :fan i :T .W all 'T 'Q W W-ff. 'N --N : ,,,. , ra, ' 4 94 1 'Htl' sf -- 5 rfauff .1 W , ,J I 1 f 'fe 4 gf 1 -my , . gf w5f:?'ff? ff ' an L .pw ,Q-M iz. 2-.. ga -,o f a-:7?'ef V- .J 7-.fa