Pensacola Christian School - Arrow Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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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

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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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i i ?f' E f l ABOVE: Melissa Strange smiled approvingly of Beth Hines senfice. 1: Row 7 KL lo RQ: Mary Tappan, Sharon Blue, son, Julie Orgusaar, Patti Rogers, Virginia Reading, Sheri Burke, Hines. Flow 2 Coiette Stancel, Beverly Robin- Stephanie Lautner Row 1 CL. to RJ: Chris Best, Cindi sidy, Mr. Mullenix, Misty Straughn, Jim Drexler, Ernest Roche, Barbara O'Leary. How 2: Shannon Cas- Randall Stevens. Responsibility Was Assumed b Assistants As Americans meet the challenges of preparing for Bicentennial 1976, students were provided with the challenge of learning to exercise authority. The duties of Student Assistants varied. Your book is due two weeks from today . . . Clyde, did you bring the sodium chloride? , . . All right, 7A may take their trays back . . . I completed the timings on aerobics . . . Turn the spots and floods to number five. These students learned what responsibility was and how to cope with it. 9 fxqt ' LUNCHROOM HOSTESSES' Princess Entinger, Rhonda Vlhlkins. organizationsf85 N l