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SENIOR CLASS
1959 - 1960
 

"Of all the wonderful, exciting, and bewildering experiences that confront a person in high school, none is quite so exciting, or even quite so bewildering as the senior year.  It is a year filled with friendships which have been knit by common experiences in the familiar halls of Pensacola High School with what may be the greatest feeling of belonging that a person ever knows.  It is a year filled with pep rallies, bonfires, and never-to-be forgotten football and basketball games, the junior-senior dance, and graduation. There have been bad times, certainly, but as we look back on our final year of high school, let us forget that which is not so pleasant, remembering only the good times, the laughter, and the fun. 

Although time will cause many of the memories to grow dim, although distance will separate us from Pensacola High School and each other, although far greater and more important experiences will crowd every life, what we have learned and what we have shared will never be forgotten, but rather will grow brighter and closer to the heart and mind of every senior who has graduated from Pensacola High School this year."         ANNONA
                                                           
 

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 

President: Larry Rawson, Vice President: Cookie Taylor
Secretary:  Jack Faris, Treasurer: Sandy McLeod 

 

OUTSTANDING SENIORS

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
 

"The National Honor Society is founded on the principle that true education creates a well rounded personality in the development of the character of the individual and in his relations to those around him.  Students who are building in their school life the foundation of character, scholarship, leadership and service are honored by membership in the National Honor Society.  A special faculty committee selects the members at Pensacola High School.  In nominating the candidates, the committee ascertains that the student is of good character, that he has at least a B average, that he displays leadership abilities at school and at home, and he is a member of two school sponsored clubs.  Only ten percent of seniors can become members.  The National Honor Society feels that it is recognizing worthy students, not only for their past achievements but also for their promise of continued service and scholaship." 
   

SENIOR MEMBERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL

WHO'S WHO 

 

JUNIOR CLASS
1958 - 1959
 

Remember when you were 16 years old?  The classmate section of the 1959 ANNONA featuring the Class of 1960 has been scanned and can be viewed HERE.  How many of those once familiar faces can you identify now?  

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

President: Gene McCutchin, Vice President: Judy Yarbrough
Secretary: Mary Workman, Treasurer: Julie Ann Savage

 

JUNIOR SUPERLATIVES

 

Larry Rawson, Judy Yarbrough, Cookie Taylor, Lon Roberts


 

JUNIOR MEMBERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL

SOPHOMORE CLASS
1957 - 1958
 

Do you remember your homeroom teacher in the 10th grade? Here's your chance to find out.  All of the Class of 60's homeroom photos from the 1958 ANNONA have been scanned and you can enlarge the images to actually identify those young faces in the photographs.  Click HERE to remember what you looked like at age 15  in 1957.
 

SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 

 

President:  Cookie Taylor, Vice President, Judy Yarbrough
Secretary: Peggy Patterson, Treasurer: Carol Pace 

 

SOPHOMORE SUPERLATIVES
 

SOPHOMORE MEMBERS OF STUDENT COUNCIL