Pensacola Christian School - Arrow Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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L .SB -n--,,g in, , ,L - L A .. if ffl if A4 SR. PEP: Flow l KL, to RQ' Pam Hudson, Kathy Jones, Lynn Gundersen, Rena Bray. Mary Hemberger, Miss Cary, Peggy Beuris, Phil Boyles, Twila Climie, Sharon Blue, Ricky Glaze. Row 2: Linda Lovette, Angela Bell, Robert Colley, Alpha Harden, Ann Slmpler, Susan Allen, Ken Waymire, Mary Tappan, Julie Orgusaar, Tracey Greene, Misty Straughn. Row 3 Christine Lizotte, Karen Merritt, Stephanie Lautner, Venecia Williams, Lori Johnson, Susan DuBois, Karen Williams, Joe Milligan, Connie Crum- 86forganizations ley, Suzie Anderson, Sharon Johnson, Jackie Booth. Row 4: Mike Gellos, Shawn Straughn, B O'Leary, Edie Brown, Sharon Martin, Virginia Reading, Debbie Elswlck, Amy Little, Claudette Stephanie Adams, Tami Bragg. Row 5' Mike Talbert, Cindi Moyer, Lisa Wilkinson, Becca Jackie Gellos, Rhonda Wilkins. Len Adams, Wayne Hudson, Jeannine Lrnnville, Lynn Hanberry

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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

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Pep Club Aloounded With Energetic Warrior Spirit While shortages prevailed in energy sources of sugar, oil, and coal, Pep Club experienced no energy crisis. The one hundred eight boisterous members supported the Warrior teams unceasingly. The organization busied itself with designing posters, awarding spirit sticks, and selling booster badges and spirit tags. Miss Cary led ..-K the expenditure of energies. LEFT. Cheerleaders showed various forms of leading Warrior spirit. OPPOSITE: Donna Schultz showed spirit by making a pep sign Kaloua Kent, Sharon Byrd, Tanya Heywood, Kitty Fillingim, Shirley Graves, Ann Tappan, Lisa Ander- son, Donna Crane Row 4: Tracey Davis, Martha Russell, Jill Edwards, Beth l-lines, Kathy Parker, Donna White. Mary Jane Graham, Margaret Rowell. David Owens. Row 5' Kim Stngletary, Donna Upton, Terry Godwin, Sheri Laird, Jackie Hendrix, Stephanie Barttot, Tina Godwtn, Eddie Arnold, Sherrie Williams, Jett Payne organizations!87