Parkland High School - Spectatus Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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F 4 We tried to promote good relationships among students. Publicizing the history of the blacks was a major objective of the Afro-American Society. During Black History Week club members gave every teacher a rose. Each month a four-member committee was selected to choose a Teacher of the Month. Other activities included providing food for a local needy family and celebrating a successful year with an after-prom dance, which featured a live band. Club members chat before a meeting. Terri Wall and Mr. McDonald organize plans for Balck History Week. Club officers listen to the discussion of Teacher of the Month. Marie Ziglar collects money for club dues. Afro-American members are: Front Row: Margaret Carter, Marie Ziglar, Sheila Cunningham, Alvin Robinson, 2nd Row: Terri Wall, Terri White, An- tionette Porter, Yvette Heinz, Sharon Hardin, Senneca Giles, Belinda Coleman, Demeatrice Hopkins, Teresa McCloud, Antionette Rice, 3rd Row: Cheryl Bailey, Robin Jones, Larita Mitchell, Alisha Scott, Jackie Evans, Wendy McClure, De- nise Norris, Cathy Dorsey, Darren Hopkins, Robin Dobson, Willie Johnson, Sharon Evans, Melissa Mitchell, D'Andre Penng Back Row: Melinda Mitchell, Henry Davis, Randy Wright, James McMoore, Henry Singletary, Pete Penn, Alton Vincent. A ik Q 16 X Afro-American Society Mr. McDonald rms

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We enjoy being needed as we work together to help others. ,dmv l f i A rs F 1 Kr I Q . , . Q 3 , v I Bonnie Bridgers The Anchor Club planned activities to serve the school and the community. To support the athletic program, club members sold programs at football games and ran the coat check at home basketball games. For other service projects, members rang bells for the Salvation Army, visited the Children's Home once a month, and took small gifts to children in hospitals at Halloween. Members also attended church with Key Club members. went to the District Meeting at the A.L. Brown High School in Kannapolis, and sold doughnuts as a fund-raising project. l, Teddi Essick and Ellie Adams dress to visit hospi- tals at Halloween. 2. President Cindy Terry'listens to tx speech at the Distnct Meeting in Kannapolis. 3. Club members enjoy refreshments at the District Meeting. 4. Anchor Club members are: Front Row: Pam Hayes, Jill Champion. Cindy Terry, Lisa Hutch- ens. Lynn Evans: 2nd Row: Shulon Blukley. Suzanne Fishel. Sherry Durham. Bonnie Bridgers. Ellie Adams. Michelle Powell. Pam McBride. Teddi Essick. Judy Bovenderz Back Row: Reesa Roberts. Pam Parks. Kim Chesson, Cheree Smothers. Terri Wall. Pam Carswell. Mary Mar' ion. Kathy Markushewski, Janice Temples, Lisa Venable: Not Pictured: Christine Pontillo. IV as 4 Anchor Club X 17