Pensacola Christian School - Arrow Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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X f LING: Row 1 KL. to RJ: Butch Garner, Joey Bonitay, Raymond McGee, Tom Osborne, Leon Wat- Scolt Cumbie. Row 2: Jamey West, Lisa Gill, Charletta Simpson, Kandy Johnson, Jacqueline son, Tami McCraw, Sylvia Layman, David Richards, Mark Markham, Mike Biego, Darven Ard, y Brown, Tina Allen, Lori McCraw, Tina Epps, Sandy McKee, Miss Larson Row 3 Stephen me, Barbara O'Leary, Shelly lsakson, Renee Flasberry, Ann Tappan, Sandy Boysen, Suzanne .,f Z'Y'V t' VG W' Sw-,un X p , i W j Sanders, Willeeta Stuckey, Tami Alexander, Denise Morrow, Lisa Monish, Laurie Beard, Mike West, Mike Castro. Row 4: Cindy Gregory, vice president: Susan Allen, Scott Hunter, Jack Rider, John Pace, Greg Duncan, Ed Boddy, Tammy Scott, secretary-treasurer, Shawn Straughn, president, Rich- ard Anderson, Jett Stevens. Row 5: Phil Boyles, Arthur Grubbs, Mike Bailey, Victor Suarez, Ken Way- mire, David Combs, Clyde Kilpatrick, Les Brown, Barbara McDultie, Martha Browning, David Owens ycling Club Covered Ground in Its First Year l-lave you ever been in Brent Lane at 4:00 p.m. on a bicycle? This was just one of the many challenges Cycling Club conquered as a first-year organi- zation. Even though minor accidents plagued several of the fifty-seven members, the inexperienced cyclists learned much from each problem. Mr. Bob l-lesser, a local cyclist, was there on many occasions to emphasize the necessity of proper safety and mainte- nance. The routes, covering much of northwest Florida, were arranged by Miss Larson, the club sponsor. organizations!83

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Confrontation of Checkmate Consumed rinds of Chess Club The enigma of combatting inflation was only slight in comparison to moves which vexed the thirty-two Sen- ior Chess Club players. The perspec- tive Bobby Fischers challenged oppo- nents of like calibre by the rating held on the ladder. Mr. Yarusinsky - pro- nouncing the name correctly was as significant as checkmate - co-ordi- nated the matches. ABOVE: Billy Upton discovered that getting out ol check required concentration, RIGHT: With his strategy working, Cyle Coleman relaxed in his match with Bill Payne. OPPOSITE ABOVE The club bulletin board reminded Jeff Stevens ot the enjoyable club rides. BELOW: Many repairs made good bicycle mechanics out of Scott Hunter and Paul Boyles 82forganizations CHESS: Row 1 KL. to RJ: Ricky Franklin, Cyle Coleman, Fred Wohl- 3,41 payne Tracy V355 Rudy Ofgugaay How 3 Mr Yarugin Til-liefr Dfesideml Datfid Todd, ViC9 DVGSIUGVITQ Cindi MOYGIZ S9Cf9' Charles Russell Billy Upton Jim Drexler Arthur Grubbs Rol taryg David Combs, treasurer: Robert Vickers, Jim Littlejohn. Row Colley Terry MCI-god Dayrd Owens 2: Scott Crawford, Robert Hambrick, Richard Cox, James Warren

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P.E. ASSISTANTS: Row 1 fl., to RQ: Cam Carlson, Cindy Greg- man, Janis Parnell, Dennis Perdue, Chuck Garlock, Virginia ory, David Combs, Karen Coleman, Ralph Abagis, Pam Bow- Fleading, Darlene White, Melissa Strange, Sean Cassidy. ,t ,M ,, '.,, ABOVE: LAB ASSISTANTS: Clyde Kilpatrick, Robert Colley. AB LEFT: STAGE CREW KL. to RJ: David Owens, Clyde Kilpatrick, C Kirkland, Charlie Johnson, BELOW: Virginia Beading pointed ou basics ol physical education. s -ii rv.:-ia --Q mmm K S! P , Q, f. , , .,,. cv .V K IN 17 ,fgwifayp if ,. In ,gk I , -V -f .K -iigpl.,-sg K rx K ' A I ' gms- W . V, .ssr L it V 'rg' 'A , - ' ,,. 'Q is. l , -N' aramid I , R Jiff- I 5 'U 0' ' Z1 W' wi .'v A' 'L W 44 fm ,.,' L 'A f V ' 84!organizations