Pensacola High School - Annona Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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The members of the 1957-58 Annona staff have worked with a number of goals in mind. They have exerted every effort to bring you better pictures, more interesting read- ing matter, and nicer looking pages. In other words, they have tried to give you a book you can be proud of. This year's theme, School and Student Life , sums up their main goal, which was to create a book that would be interesting to every student and faculty member at Pensa- cola High School. This theme is rather broad, but so is the field of interests around which our lives revolve. For, you see, the staff's aim was to cover everything of interest that had happened during the past school year. Our Annona is meant to be a record of the year's events, in this way the staff has fried to include all persons and activities in this yearbook in order that everyone might enjoy it. The staff has arranged the book so that it follows a definite pattern. The first three sections are Introduction, Activities, and Athletics. These divisions cover what we, the students, do. Then follows the Faculty section, which tells about those who make these things possible. Next come Classes, which is about the students who take part in the many activities of our school. The last section is entitled Achievements. One might say this includes the results of the efforts and activities and gives deserved recognition to oufstanding students. Therefore, our Annona is to be a summary of the year's events. This idea is aptly expressed by the book's very name, Annona, which means The Fruits of the Year . The main purpose of a yearbook is to look back over the year with the aid of actual photographs and writ- ten accounts of the school and its students. The Annona staff wants you to be able to relive the happy experiences of the past year with a book to treasure now and in years to come.

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• PENSACOLA-HIGH-SCHGDL- PfNSACOuA FLORIDA V PRANK J. SiNDtLAR A I-A ARCHITECT PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY PENSACOLA HIGH SCHOOL

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Activities ...... 20-163 Surely everyone will agree that choosing clubs and activities posed a problem for them just as it did for Mike. Athletics..................................164-195 These pretty cheerleaders certainly added to the en- thusiasm for sports at Pensacola High. This was a great year for sports. Faculty......................................196-213 No matter what we say or they do, we must admit that we could never get along without the faculty. Mr. Lipscomb proved himself to be an able leader. Classes..................................214-291 Every senior remembers trying on those caps and gowns for the first time and wondering, Can it really be graduation time? Achievements .... 292-315 The year's efforts are consummated, and honors are bestowed: Who's Who, Honor awards. Beauties. To Seniors come one of the greatest of all achievements — that senior ring! Advertisers ..... 316- The real backbone of the book is the people who buy advertising in the Annona; don't forget the people who buy from our advertisers. [ 5 ]