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

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w..s, M., ...M f L., mm '-A-ws.,,,, ff'-... 'Mmm TABLE QF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ............. FACULTY AND CURRICULUM .. STUDENTS ....................... ORGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES Student Organization ............. Publications ...... .... Honor Societies . . . . . . . Clubs .......... .... Chorus ..... .... Cheerleaders . . . . . . Majorettes . . . . . . Dixie Debs Band ..... .... ATHLETICS .. .... CONCLUSION . . . . . . INDEX ...... . I 22 52 I36 I38 I42 I44 I46 I7O I72 I73 I7-4 I76 I78 200 2OI

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Too low they build, who build beneath the stars. -Edword Young EC TU 1966 PUBLISHED BY THE JOURNALISM CLASS of PARKLAND SENICR HIGH SCHOOL WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA DI Pblhgc VOLUME I I p Co-edlto S R b Toni Bled ph g ph Janet Mose

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FOREWORD Hammers pounding and workmen shouting resound throughout our newly completed building. Soon the hallways fill with excited cries as the first student body of Parkland High School arrives to enroll. Curious eyes stare at the ultra modern lights, win- dowless rooms, and adjustable blackboards. Close ex- amination of the sprawling edifice reveals an intricate pattern of hallways, doors, and exit signs. Besides becoming acquainted with the building, we became acquainted with our classmates. A strong bond between former Gray and Griffith students lays the foundation for the erection of friendships. As the novelty of the new year fades into routine, we concentrate on the varied curriculum as we begin the process of building our intellect. Our tools consist of suitable new courses and new equipment, such as imprinted math desks and overhead projectors. The pay telephones and drink machine are gathering places around which we construct our social life. We present the Spectatus, not only as a record of experiences, but as Parkland's symbol of the imagina- tive and ambitious spirit originated by the student body in the year l965-66. Co-Editors: Toni Bledsoe Janet Masencup