Parker High School - Parkerscope Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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awp.-N CO 'PSE 292 -,- aw ' ,. .1-wx. . 1'-s - 4 i RUN - GRY Students Labor During Summer my , ,.,Q:,,f' 4 . 12 TYPICAL of many PHS students, .lan Campbell, David Helton. and Steve Ridlehoover, upper left, spend leisure time at the pool. PARKERSCOPE staff member, Kevin Taylor, above, gives a prospective advertiser a friendly smile. BAND members, lower left, relax at an evening square dance at Camp Hideaway. FOOTBALL players, left, retire to the air-conditioned chorus room for movies after a workout on the hot field. PREPARING the field for a pre-season scrimmage, Coach Pete Jones, right, marks off lines. FRUSTRATION and exhaustion shows on the face of Howard Hyde, upper right, another day at band camp comes to an end. LAUGHTER makes it much easier for Frances Mullen as she was initiated as a 1972-73 Varsity cheerleader, far right.