Terry Parker High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1960 volume:

TERRY PARKER HIGH SCHOOL Jacksonville, Florida Fourth Edition Content Faculty.................................. H Seniors................................. 21 Juniors..................................41 Sophomores...............................51 Freshmen............................... 65 Eighth Grade........................... 77 Seventh Grade.......................... 89 Organizations ..........................103 Sports ..................................147 Music....................................171 Features.................................187 Advertisements ..........................277 As a result of Arlington's rapid growth a new high school—Terry Parker—was born four years ago. Since Parker opened its doors—its growth has been rivaled only by the de-velopment of Arlington itself. The goals of Terry Parker are only reflections of the high ideals of our growing community. We the Chieftain Staff wish to show you the progress being made in our community, in our schools, and in ourselves. Page Four Arlington had progreMed front the old... Page Five ( dedicated tc Paul 0. tflcCei) Terry Parker High School has been fortunate in having an Assistant Principal who is so devoted to his work and shows versatility in all that he does. Mr. Paul O. McCoy has been outstanding in the field of education and officiating for various sports outings. He is also a Lieutenant Commander in the Naval Reserve. He attended Kansas State Teachers College where he received his B.S. degree and then went on to get his M.S. He also attended the University of Florida and Florida State University. As a small token of our appreciation and in grateful recognition of everything you have done for us, we, the Chieftain Staff of 1960, dedicate this, the Chieftain of 1960, to you—Mr. Paul O. McCoy, our Assistant Principal. Pogc Nine SIDNEY G. FRIEND Principal Konsos State Teachers College, University of Florida B.S-, M.Ed. KATHERINE HOLDEN Dean of Girlt Columbia University, University of Florida B.S-, M.Ed. ADMINISTRATION ELROY POLO Dean of Boys University of Florida B.A. HENRY BISHOP Guidonce Counselor University of Florida B.A., M.A. MARTHA HARRIS University of Florida, Florida State University A.B. Vw f fw The absent minded professor is late to class again. FACULTY BETTY BERTRAM Home Ec. Tenn. Polytechnic Institute. B.S. CATHERINE BROWN Foreign Languages Cornell University, New York State College for Teachers. A.B. ?oV Twe,v HARRY BARNHORST History Jacksonville University. A.B. JUDY BISCHOFF English University of Florida, Univer-sity of Miami. B.Ed. ROBERT BRYAN Industrial Arts Miss. State University. B.S. BARBARA BRADFORD Business Education Florida State University, B.S. ARLENE BURRUS Physical Education High Point College. B.S. ELSI BEALL English Huntington College, Emory. B.A. M.R.E. AARON BROWN Physical Education University of Florida. B.A. M.A. GERALD CAMPBELL Science University of Tennessee. B.S. 1 ANNE CASHION English Georgia Stote College for Women. B.S. HAZEL COUSSON English Miss. Southern College. B.S. M.A. WILLIAM DuBOSE Drivers Education Ala. Polytechnic lnstitute,Au-burn, Florida State University. B.S. M.S. MARVIN CHAPMAN Moth Newberry College. Hi st opr Brown University, University of Houston. B.A. M.A. LeROY DuPRE Art Florida State University. B.S. JAMIE CONNER English Florida State University. B.S. MAURICE DAVIS History Univ. of Alabama Teacher's College, Columbia University. B.S. M.A. Ed.D. EDITH CORE Foreign Languages Florida State College for Women. A.B. THOMAS DOYLE English New York University, Florida Southern College. B.A. FACULTY Page Thirteen- VIRGINIA EARLY Librarian Florida Stale University, Northwestern. B.S. M.A. ARTHUR EDENFIELD Moth University of Georgia, University of Florida. A.B. M.Ed. FACULTY BOBBIE ELMORE Music Converse College. B M. FLOYD FALANY Geography Florida State University. B.S. W.E. FOWLER Math East Miss. Jr. College, Memphis State, Peabody, University of Florida. A.A. B.S. M.A. KATHLEEN FUNDERBURK Home Ec. University of Miami, Florida State University. B.S. BOBBY GODWIN History University of Florida. B.S. WINIFRED GOSLING English Oxford, Columbia, Sorbonne. B.A. AAA. BOB HARTMAN Physical Education Purdue University. B.S. M.M. HARTSFIELD English University of Minnesota. B.A. Page Fourteen History University of Florido. B.A.E. M.Ed. Business Education Washington Missionary Col-lego, Marshall College. Math Winthrop College. B.S. KATE HODGES Physical Education Georgia Teacher's College. B.S. B.A. 1 EMORY JOHNSON Health University of Florida. B.S. HAROLD JOHNSON History Newberry College. B.S. WILLIAM KAUTZ History West Virginia Institute of Technology. B.A. MICKEY KOHNKE Physical Education University of Minnesota. B.S. FACULTY JOE LIPPO Band Western Kentucky State College. A.B.Music TOMMIE LOGAN English University of Kentucky. B.S. Page Fifteen FACULTY FRAZIER LONG Physicol Education Western Carolina College. AS. GEORGE MANN Math Auburn. B.S. Ed. M.Ed. JOSIE MESSER History University ol Florida, Florida State University. A.B. CYNTHIA MILLER Business Education University of Florida. B.A. M.A. JOSEPH MITCHELL Science Newberry College. B.S. YVONNE MYERS English Womans College of the University of N.C. A.B. WILLIAM McCOY History University of Florida, Univer-sty of Miomi. B.A. JAMES NICHOLS Moth Univ. of North Carolina, Uni-versify of Florida. B.A. ALINE MYERS Home Ec. Ohio University. B.S. ALFONSO PACIFICO Physical Education Florida State University. B.S. Page Sixteen GERALDINE REEVES Foreign Languages Georgia Teacher's College, Bessie Tift, Tulane. A.B. AAA. RUTH ROGERS English Florida State University. B.S. VIRGINIA SEAGER History William and Mary. B.S. JANISE RICHARDSON GERALD RIECKE Science Math University of Georgia. Florida State University. B.S. Ed. B.S. JOHN ROBERTSON Industrial Arts Piedmont Bible College. B.R.E. EDITH RUSSELL English Georgia State College for Women. B .A. BARBARA SCOTT Physical Education Averett Jr. College, Womans College of North Carolina. B.S. M.Ed. HAROLD SEABURG Industrial Arts University of Florida. B.S. LOUISE SHAMHART Foreign Languages University of AAiomi, Ohio State University. B.S. FACULTY Page Seventeei BETTY SHANKS Math East Tenn. State College. B.S. GEORGIA SINGLETARY English University of Florida. B.S. LESSIE SMITH Science Mississippi State, Mississippi Southern, Peabody. B.S. M.A. WILLIAM SMITH Science Clemson A M. B.S. FRANCES STIVERS Science Peabody Teacher's College, University of Michigan. B.S. M.S. JAKE THOMAN Drivers Education University of Dubuque. B.S. MELVIN SORRELS Moth Troy State Teacher's College, Peabody. B.S. M.A. HAROLD THOMAS Science Western Kentucky Teacher's College, Peabody. B.S. CLYDE STANALAND Moth Florida State University. B.S. STUART VANDIVIERE English Tulane, Florida State University. B.A. M.A. Poge Eighteei RAY VECKRUISE Mu � ic Oklahoma Baptist Univ. Mus.B. SYLVIA WHITE D.C.T. Temple University, Florida Stole University, Jacksonville College of Music. B.M. B.H.E. JOHN WALD Art University of Florida. B.A. SALLY WILLIAMS Business Education Wesley, Florido State University. B.S. PHYLLIS WEISS Business Education Syracuse University, University of Florida. B.S. ELAINE WOODARD Librarian Louisiana State Univ., Georgia State College for Women. B.S. A.B. TERRENCE WEITZEL Science University of Florida. B.S.A. M. Ed. JAMES BRIGHTWELL Music Jacksonville Colloge of Music. B.A. FACULTY Poge Twenty SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT...... VICE PRESIDENT . SECRETARY...... TREASURER...... CHAPLAIN....... SGT. AT ARMS SPONSORS....... ... Tom Rehkopf ... Ansil Ramsay .. Martha Jo Hill .... Ronnie Edlin ... Dianne Lienau .. Cecil Longino Mrs. Josie Messer Coach Al Pacifico The one-time dream of being a senior has become a reality for you, the Graduating Class of 1960. Your hopes and plans have come true. Throughout the year, you have participated in senior activities: the Homecoming, the Christmas Dance, the Senior-Faculty Basketball Game. Then you were wrapped up in everything that goes into having a successful Graduation: the Prom, Class Night, Baccaluareate Service, and the ultimate of all your dreams—Commencement Exercises. These memories will linger in you forever. Terry Parker High School itself will remember you— the Graduating Class of 1960. Page Twenty-Two SUM IIHS J Robert Acree Ever true to hit work, hit word, ond his friends. Ted Algord Never let your studies interfere with your high school educotion. Benny Anderson A born comedian; always entertaining his fellow classmates. Carolyn Anderson Pleasure before business Lester Anderson What I don't know would make a great book. Jan Anderson She, who talks little, thinks much. Nancy Arnold If having fun was a crime. I'd be serving a life sentence. Jimmy Barbour The tasks of every doy he meets in a quiet woy. Lamar Barlow Men may come; men may go; I'll moke it even though I'm slow. Richard Beckmann Teachers don't recognize a genius when they see it. Linda Bell Many doys shall see her ond yet no day without a deed to crown her. Joyce Bennet Still ond quiet, but deeper than you think. t SENIORS Donna Black Quietness is the best evidence of good sense. Joe Brandt Quiet and peaceful, but busier than you think. Ricky Brank Give me a vocation or give me deathl Tom Brewer With the help of his glib tongue; he can talk himself into and out of any situation. Ernest Buie As for the girls, he loves them oil; but above them all he'll take boseboll. Phyllis Buckels Better to be small and shine than to be large and cast a shadow. Stanley Burch Chorocter is the cornerstone of sucess. Pat Burke A cheerful disposition is a fund of ready capital. Judy Busey Judy is a friendly soul who's delight is to cut the fool. Miles Carlton Miles is o student absorbed by his own thoughts and undisturbed by the upheaval about him. Diane Carroll All things she does well and follows always the higher road. Vicki Carter Fun. froli:, ond glee are there; the will to do and the soul to dare. seniors Judith Claxton The better one know her, the better one like her. June Chern Sweetness and modesty compliment eoch other. Barbara Clark Dainty, petite, and very tweet. Tom Coates The force of hit own merit moket hit woy. Gerald Clayton On him high honor wait. Marcia Clemons Alwoyt gentle, olwayt gay, that' Marcia in every woy. Tonda Davis Poite it tho ettenco of individuality. Bernard Crego Well if you intitt on a little graduation gift, mako it a two door. Dale Cribb She act nice, the talks nice, the it nice. Mike Deitz Talk to him of Jacob's ladder, and he would atk the number of step . Barbara Day A kind heart it o happy one. Dick DeAngelis The world' no better if we worry, life's no longer if we hurry. SLximifj Wayne Doolittle Slow to study ond quick to ploy. Kathy Delcher Greet feelings hath she of her own which few souls may never know. Larry DeMaria He shows his true nature in whot he does. Sandra Ducker Her woys ore of pleasantness ond peace. Pat Doomar Determination is the key to success. Virgil Dube A man diligent in his own business. Robert Ellias Quiet, helpful, and sincere. Donnie Edlin He went about his work as one who knows where there's a task to do. Ronnie Edlin High erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy. fi June Fallin Full of likeable simplicity and quietness. Dick Elliot Just a plain, all-round, good-natured fellow. Harriet Evans Graceful ond useful in all that she does; blessing and blessed wherever she goes. .'iCMIlllS Bill Fort Beware, I may do something sensational yet. Steve Freedman Women, women. How I odor them. Betty Fridell A good disposition is os good os gold. Elizabeth Fross Quiet and independent. Russell Garvin True to his principles, but of independent mind. Kenneth Gaskin An never in his life has he said an ugly word to any man. Robert Green He's got what it takes to get where he's going. Pat Greer None but herself could be herself. Millicent Gwin A sweet and virtuous soul. Bill Halliburton I hear, yet say not much, but think the more. seniors David Hancock He speaks quite little, and seems quite shy, but he has the spirit to do or die. Ronald Herbert He may be short, but what o guyl You'll see that mischief lies deep in his eyes. Melanie Harris Melanie, Melanie, you're of it agoin, eyes and smiles for all the men. Barbara Hartley Gentle of speech, beneficient of mind. Pam Hellmuth A sunny disposition, wonderful poise, cute and witty, and liked by the boys. Frank Hethington If silence were gold I'd be a millionaire. Martha Jo Hill Attractive, pretty, and petite; soucy, popular, and sweet. Wanda Hinson She has a natural wise sincerity. Jane Hoagland She's cute and peppy, very small, happy go lucky and liked by all. Karen Hodge Who wouldn't run around a corner to see the world blow up. Grace Hogan Talkative in speech, witty in ways; in our hearts she always stays. Mary Hoskins Not that she doesn't like to study, but that she loves fun more. SENIORS Eurylla Irving Life it one long process of golfing tired. Miriam Howe The temple of our purest thoughts it silence. Tommy Hughes It's not whot I do thot worries me; it's when I get caught thot there ore difficulties. Daniel Johnson Speech is silver, silence it gold. Glenn Jackson I don't wait for something to turn up, but go and turn something up. Vicky Jefferies Bright, lovable, witty, but above all a little devil. David Jones Capable and energetic: he should have a successful life. Durwood Johnson Every man hat his hobby, and sleeping is his. Evelyn Johnson What sunshine it to flowers; her smiles are to her friends. V 4 Walter Kelly Let the other man worry. Gayle Jones One so meek could do no wrong. Sonny Kearney I have plenty of time to study; Noah wot 600 years old before he learned to build an ark. SEIVIlin.S Mike Kinkade At the occasion, so the behavior. Nan Kight Men moy come ond men moy go, but not if I con help it. Joan Kimbro Happiness above all things. Kenneth Kogge Casanova at his best? Glynda Kirkland Her hair is not sunnier than her personality. Arnold Klehm He who serves well ond speaks not, merits more than they who clamor loudest at the door. Robert Kosiewski Come onl Give the girls a break. Ruth Koller A fairest garden in her looks and in her mind the wisest books. David Kosiewski A modest youth in words and woys. Lee Lippert I'll do my best; who can do more? Mickey Lawson A temper naturally joviol. Dianne Lienau Possessed with talents, virtues, ond grace. ' m f Clf- M} ki! ' y? SENIORS Ralph Lisenby A true athlete; your faith in him he'll not destroy. Janet Lachenmyer Silence is the mother of truth. Susan Logan High ideals which win respect. Cecil Longino As many good points as a pack of pins. Jesse Lupo Just on ordinary easy going cuss. Barbara Malloy She keeps her nature to herself. Juanita Mathews The blondest hair, the bluest eyes, that twinkle like mischief in the skys. Speedy Meadows Without him the world would be without a kindly boy. Freddie Miller If mischief admits one to heaven, he's well on his way. Virginia Mitchell A friendly smile; a happy thought. Margaret Mitchem Be merry, be gay, life ends in a day. Mari Montgomery Within, we find a heart very sincere and sweet. SENIORS Lee Montgomery Take car of m ; good men are hard to find. Pat Morton Th ,'ates to this lady have been kind—beauty, wit, betides a brilliant mind. Judy Morton A pretty maid of the brunette type, with eye that sparkle like th start at night. Maria McAlister Sincerity is th keynote of success. Sherry McCarthy A merry heart maketh a trustworthy person. Buddy Newman Hold the fort, girls....I'm coming. Dianne Nickels First, lost, and always, she sticks to every friend she has. Judy Nicholson A quiet disposition and a multitude of friends. Patty Northrup let me live and let me laugh. Willard Nowlin I dor do all that I can get away with. Dwight Ogier Ambition is the germ from which nobleness proceed . Glenda O'Steen She puts her troubles in a pocket with a hole in it. - k fiLiVIllllS Joyce Padgett A little bit that gets around a lot. Harriett Owen A cheerful companion is worth more than gold. Herbert Packham Slow to study; quick to run. Linda Pike A smile for all. a greeting glad; a lovable jolly way she has. Judith Pasanen One more indication that silence is golden. Scott Phillips Didn't you see me at graduation I wore a black cap and gown. Larry Prevatt Always looks for fun and usually finds or makes it. Marion Pinkston Once your friend, always your friend. Sue Potter A fair-headed girl that is full of fun, when she comes in it's just begun. Sandra Raulerson Possessor of abounding vitality, fun, and frolic. David Raines Faint heart never won fair lady— but a football player might be an exception. Ansil Ramsay High ideals that we respect; great things of you we sholl expect. SEMDIIS Tom Rehkopf B«tt«r lot thon never. Mary Lee Redd Short ond tweet; dointy and neat. Bobby Reeder To ttudy or not to ttudy, that it the quettion! Margaret Richards Thote who litten and little toy will win their reward tomedoy. Bob Reinkmyer A little nontente now and then it relithed by the bett of men. Larry Rhodes No matter what the ditcuttion be, I olwayt find time to dit-agree. Judy Roberts For whot it more wonderful thon the gift of great knowledge? Dee Rigdon She came here to warm ut with her tmile. Carolyn Ritz A carefree follower of fun. Ginger Ross She weort a tmile that won't erate; we're glad to tee her cheerful foce. Teri Ronan Never too buty to tpeak, never too unhoppy to tmile. Alan Rosenthal An all around good fellow. SENIDHS Alain Sallez So quiet he teem until the teacher leaves the room. Jeffery Scott More men are killed by overwork than the importance of the world justifies. Floyd Sewell Friends, Romans, Countrymen . . . lend me your girls. Sonya Sheppard Ready and willing, capable too olways on hand her part to do. Richard Shortlidge The better you know him, the better you like him. Anne Showalter A clever girl in every way; she'll be o great success someday. Mike Shuman Our life is what our thoughts make us. Linda Sizemore Searching mind ard the will to do. Delzene Smith A charming girl with many good quolities. Douglas Smith Speech is great, but silence is greater. Linda Smith A busy charming helpful lass. Dave Snyder Do not put off until tomorrow what could be put off until the day after tomorrow. siiMims Janelle Speed A prim little, tweet little, proper little maid. James Spurlock I think .. therefore I am. Ann St. Amant Neatness is the crowning grace of womanhood. Gail Sleeves She hot just enough sense and just enough nonsense to moke a lovely girl. Pat Storey Sober but not serious, quiet but not idle. David Sundby He shows his true nature in what he does. Sherman Taylor He listens out of the corner of his mind. Bobbie Testa She's bright, she's witty, she's talkative too; we wouldn't swap her for 10 of you. Linda Thomas A kind heart and o level head. Eva Turknett Small in stature, so very sweet, here's a girl that can't be beat. Gene Usher Don't measure Gene's ability by his height. Nick Van Nelson Thinking is but an idle waste of time. X si: i nils Jimmy Varnell I believe in getting into hot water. Patsy Vest Her word ore the hey to her heart. Bill Vickers Strong in will; to strive, to seeh, to find, and not to yield. Holly Wade Mild manners and thoughts immaculate. Sue Wagner A loved, honored, and much respected friend. Cecil Waldron life doesn't seem to worry him. Linda Wallace Ever in smiles, always friendly. Wanda Warren She is gentle, she is shy, but there is mischief in her eye. Melvyn Warren He doesn't speak often, but when he does it's worth listening to. Babs Watts Happy, sociable, and gay; a successful marriage is sure to come her way. Sharon Wetzel Of quiet and sweet disposition. Terry White See no evil, speak no evil, heor no evil. sEivinns Larry Wilhite School it alright if there's nothing else to do. Patricia Whitener A maiden modett yet self-pos-tetsed. Gerry Wichman Jolly and friendly; medium of height; never extreme, but always just right. Beverly Wingate Very gentle and of good conscience. Robin Williams Studying is such a woste of time, especially when you flunk. Barbara Winchester Happy I am from core I am free; why can't they all be contented like me. Betty Yordan She burns the midnight oil, but not for studying. Kay Wood Athletic and dever, loyal and kind, another like her you'll never find. Betty Yearty Gay of heart; bright of face. Carolyn Yuill With willing hands and the mind to work, she will have no difficulty in achieving her aims t Douglas DeBoer Dan Hutchinson Judy Peacock Hit character it on assemblage The thinkinett thinker thot ever If studying it a crime, of qualities thunk. guilty. Carolyn Stanley I'm not She it quiet and reserved but not to among those the knowt. JUNIOR JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ............................. Doug Brown The Junior Class is faced with the responsibility of VICE PRESIDENT ........................ Tina Moore feting this year's graduating class with a gala Junior SECRETARY.............................Bonnie Fultz Senior Prom. TREASURER..........................Bruce Chambelin As a money making project for this affair, they CHAPLAIN.......................Bob Tom Snowden sponsor another outstanding social event, the Miss SERGEANT AT ARMS...................Larry Hartsfield Terry Parker Contest. Although the participants of SPONSORS....................., Mr. Harry Barnhorst this affair are limited, the entire student body can Miss Betty Shanks enjoy the actual presentation. These two projects combined with the annual magazine sale, make this class organization the most heavy laden one with responsibility. The toils of the year are soon forgotten, however, as girls in formal gowns and boys in tuxedoes dance their way into one of the final chapters of high school life—The Junior-Senior Prom. Pog« Forty-Two JUNIDHS Lana Abdo Sammy Agrilla Gary Aldridge Henry Allen Lenore Anderson Jill Armstrong Joe Atkins Bonnie Barnum Virginia Baxley George Beaudry Charlene Beck Leon Beck David Beddow Christine Benner Rita Berisford Linda Beverly Ronnie Black Lois Bleifus Bill Blue Tom Boaz Bonita Branch Margaret Brandt Howard Branlitt Glen Brown Nelson Brown Peggy Brown Rodney Brown Joan Broxson Judy Burch Mike Burke Page Forty-Three CLASS ft p 1 ' ' v 6 1 i i £ n •K i( C' Vi ■ v7 L ft [ n c - n n i ft 1 V . v A n n 1 ft b « j • HHHI x - j w ft L ft Linda Bothwell Jimmy Capel Roger Capel Janet Carter Mignon Carter Gary Carver Bruce Chamblin Jean Cherry Barry Clark Julian Clement Linda Clinard Susan Coats Barbara Coffron Harry Cole Ronnie Coleman Robert Collins Raymond Commander Dan Conklin Brenda Cook Kenneth Cousson Al Covey Jane Crawford Barbara Crews Freddie Cribbs Beverly Crozier Barbara Davis Fran Davis Lorrie Delcher Gail Dewberry Jean Diamond Poge Forty-Four 1961 Nancy Douglas Tommy Douglas Bonnie Dowling James Downey Camelle Dunnom n JL' v I. a ‘ I f , Charles Ellisor Pat Elmore Jan Ertmann Steve Felder Shirley Fisher A 0 James Fortune Mary Foster James Frazier Bill Fraher Gary Gale o A n K- i y • Kenneth Gaskin Doug Gibson Lynell Glass Oliver Glover Nancy Goodwin n 1 ■ - f ; n f j n Mary Greene Waldo Grieder John Grohom Ronald Groui Fonda Gwin Rodney Habbcax Jim Halliburton Charlotte Hanby Padl Hanna Ernest Hanson A - o T - { t J 0 Cs ft n Hi JUNIDHS Joani Hardin jay Harms Karen Harper Betty Harrell Jane Harrell Glenda Harris Larry Hartsfield Marie Hawkins Ronald Hassell Henry Heath Sandra Helsley Carolyn Henderson Joe Hester Jerome Hill Gloria Highsmith Martha Hoga Linda Hook Michael Horton Barbara Howard Jimmy Hurst Steve Hurst Cia Huston Joyce Jones Dareere Jonier Janice Kelly Pat Kennington Jim Knight Bryon Kolitz Peggy Kramer Sandra Lacy Page Forty-Si JUXIDRS KvS i f £ n o w c n r � n J r J n jt i A ■ n r j A 0 n it V 4 A Linda Lachemeyer Barry Landgraf Connie Lanier David Laster Matt Lawson Kenneth Leonardi Walter Lewis Benny London Edward Love Nancy Love Fred Lucy Katherine Mader Mike Marlowe Steve Martin Kris Mathiesen Don MuCarthy James McCarthy Sue McClure Kay MCormick E.V. McDougall Larry McLaughlin Nancy Middleton Tommy Mundy Carol Morris Tina Moore Gordon Morgan Claudia Miller Thelma Miller Cynthia Minshew Marilyn Novak Page Forly-S«ven CLASS m ■ r X M O ) cs a , n r o n P f) © 1 T i y ■ ' JU n T 7 1 ) n f n Joy Noell Diane Newell Gerry Ogier T.L. Ogier Loraine Olen Betty Olson Robert O'Rear Rita Orser Connie Owen Larry Packham Artie Padgett Dee Page Doug Pierce Linda Pierce Judy Piersol Rita Pinkston Carol Plummer Barbara Porter Sandra Posey Sandra Powell Joyce Purcell Robert Raesmaum Margaret Ray Margaret Rees Judy Reid William Reid Kay Raines Adron Rex Dotty Rigg Dan Roe Page Forty-Eight OF 1961 Leroy Romedy Pat Roquemore Alvin Schleoight Dennis Schwendimarrn Barbara Shuman Dana Sellers John Sellers John Sharkey George Sheppard Suzanne Sheridan David Sherman Jeanne Sikes Herbert Smith James Smith Bill Smith r i ft r - 4 a n a f ! a t’ i n a f) 1 ... L- a Bob Snowden Albert Sauls Harritte Stillman Paul Stephens Bonnie Stephens i j 1 - ( a a © t 1 Elaine Stanley Vernon Someillan Bruce Sule Tina Summerlin Stephen Sunby % y' .1 a a 1 a f Ed Swan Jackie Swoard Priscilla Thomas Gary Thurmond Delorise Timmons kX2J a n P n « Poge Forty-Nine JUNIORS Bill Torrence Karen Trella Phyllis Tribble Jimmy Trollinger Mike Tuckman r i 9 Pi f IV . t i I, 1 T 1 Tom Urey Sharon Vadnais Dell Waddell Louise Wade Francis Waldron V A n Ci 0 Amy Walker Barbara Walkers Lois Wall Jane Wall Judy Walsh Portia Walters Shirley Ward Carolyn Watson Linda Weatherly Don Webb Mary Webber Danny West Susan West Raymond Whitehead Raymond Wittle Rebecca Wilson Joe Winburn Lacy Winstead Cristine Williams Bob Williams Poge Filly JUMDRS Robin Williams Becky Wolfe Kenneth Wood Jean Woodley Joyce Woods Page Fifty-One SOPHOMDHE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICEHS PRESIDENT...........................Tim Earl The Sophomore class is organized to prepare its VICE PRESIDENT.............De De Shackleton members for the next two years, when as juniors and SECRETARY-TREASURER........Nancy Jo Cochran seniors, they will make decisions that will decide the CHAPLAIN.........................Eleanor Knox course of their lives. It is now that the leaders who SERGEANT AT ARMS................Andy Schuller will guide their class to bigger and better things must SPONSORS...................Mr. Joseph Mitchell be recognized. This leadership, and just as important Miss Virginia Seager the ability to follow, must be developed at the early syages of a student's high school career. Pog« Fifty-Four SOPHDMDRES fi f n n f) l� V 3l1l ft t o vTl « r n ft n t) A 1 V 4 f K , - D o n n ft ' ' 7 V r n 1 D « t 0 r ' • ' iO ' Sandra Abernathy Cheryl Addison Jimmy Alten Karen Anders Jane Arnold Janet Baker John Barr Carol Barton Carolyn Beddow Loretta Belflower Sue Bianco Sam Bowers Lola Boxx Joan Brennan Bonnie Brennen John Brewer Wally Brewer LeRoy Brown Lorwell Burckner Ralph Burnham Steve Busey Gary Bynum Royce Carlton Ronnie Carpenter Margie Carrol David Carter Richard Carter Jimmy Casper Lee Cearnal Penny Chapman Page Fifty-Five CLASS Paula Cheshire Tannis Chipley Marilyn Christensen Jerry Christmas Nancy Jo Cochran Judy Cocks Bobby Cofer Benny Collins Jeanie Collins George Cook Kay Cottle Shelma Creamer Sandra Daniels Jerry DeAngelis Jimmy DeAngelis Frances DeLettre lone Dennard Mike Dickson Sharon Dooley Chris Drake Penny Drone Shelia Dresser Jean Dubyak Frank Duncan Brenda Dunlap Marsha Durbin Tim Earle Janice Eason Nancy Ellis Anna Emery Page Fifty Si of md Steve Enke Holly Ertman Pamela Eubanks Jim Ewton Judy Farley Irvin Farmer Larry Filzen Sandra Fipps Joan Forbes Donna Forgrove George Foster Claude Foureau Donna Fox Janice Fraher Nathan Franzbleau Duane French Bobby Gomy Eugene Glenn Julian Graham Margueritte Grant William Greene Bill Haire Joyce Hall Richard Hallen Frankie Hand Carol Handby William Hanna Billy Harden Linda Harlow George Harper n A A r r V 0 1 1 n M v w W , Wr - B nr, r t, s C J fk A -� � - P • it r.° n a n A A ( f rr Cj p v ' - Page Fifty-Seven SOPHOMORES Sherry Harper Roy Harrell Gary Hartman Cecil Hawley Carol Hazen Nela Herron Dorothy Hicks Shirley Hicks Carlton Higginbotham Dixie Higginbotham Elaine Higginbotham Barbara Highsmith John Hileman Pat Hodgden Tina Hodge Dean Hill Tommy Hogan Jess Holland Paula Holliman Linda Hollings Owen Holmes Helen Homer Judy Horn Marilyn Hornback Alvin Horsley Dianne Horton Eodie Howe Jan Hubbard Judy Hubbard Ricky Hudgins f) n a v r A n r p ( i n f) 4 k' n V ,• r j mL , V 1 A n v. f i A OP 4V j n n r� f r Poge Fifty-Eighf SDPHDMDHES « rs ■i i, r • i p Mi n r t V n i i w n iS A } 1 a| o n A n n it p V . . - fl r t O « p id k n i$i ■ n S Jr'S 1, (' 4 f a i A Kenneth Huffing Reggie Huffinghom Hervey Hull Sammy Hurlbert Esther Hyatt Larry Isbill Kenneth Jackson Wilbur Jackson Gary Jacques Barbara Jaris John Jeschke Bobby Johnson Harry Johnson Peggy Johnson David Jones Paul Katz Phillip Kearney Grady Kearsey Linda Kegley Ronnie Kelly Dorothy Kesterson John King Jim Kirkhart Sandra Kirkland Sue Klingenberg Jackie Knadd Eleanor Knox Robert Knutson Laverne Kogge Mary Knause Page Fifty-Nine CLASS or 0 0 in n 0 j L. o n ik i n n { V 1 n i i o no f ■ -in no n n n x T n° C) r 0 Esther Lairsey Delores Lanier Diane Leaptrot Priscilla Lennertz Russell Lewis Kenneth Lingenfelter Brenda Lock Katherine Marnein Herman Mayeux Marie Mays Bill McClosky Carroll McLean Buddy Meadows Jean Mercer Pat Metz Judy Milfork Sandra Miller Vicky Montgomery Eric Moon Ralph Moran Vicki Morris Betty Moulton Kay Mull Sarabeth Murry Roberta Myles Cheryl Neimeyer Alan Nelson John Neu William Newfern Anne Nickerson Page Sixty DF mz Ronnie Oho Romby O'Neill Betty Orser Donna Owens Fred Padgett Nancy Parker Richard Parrish Caren Paugh George Paulus Dorothy Pearce Diana Pedrick Owen Peeples David Pettigrew Nancy Petway Bob Pfundheller Owen Phillips Claudia Pierce Marsha Pilling Kenneth Pillsbury Chandler Platt Patricia Plummer Don Pollock David Polytinsky Deanie Ponsell Sue Posey Barbara Potter Warren Potter Barbara Rahder Tim Rasberry Tommy Reynolds o t n 0 ft s © © A n •v, . J o o • D o HD ti or n f n o 4J« o TxAJfti o n c o I4' -■fc Page Sixty-One SOPHOMDHES Nancy Rhinehart Donna Richards Margaret Richardson Janet Ritz Nikki Roquemore f 0 h f r. • r ft Marci Rosier Everett Ross Glenn Ross Tommy Rowe Larry Russell w'“ • jr J ft J o n w r Gerald Sabo Dennis Schmite Andy Schuller Barbara Schweiger Jimmy Scroggins n o v o p f v' , Betty Sechrest Diane Shackleton Saundra Sharman James Sheridan A Marilyn Shore n HHHH n 1 f?i V ' 1 i £ M- Barbara Simpson � Joyce Sinda mW-- «• L Marilyn Smith 4 . K Robert Stanley Jjftn Elizabeth Stanwix-Hay ft A r w Carolyn Steadwell Micheal Steets Nellie Stone | Edward Street Marsha Stringer 4 n t. 1 n r ■ i V Arl ■■ T‘ Poge Sixty-Two SOPHOMORES a €• • i 1 • i C ♦ i F Stephen Stringer Norman Stringfield Emily Studerbaker Sheila Taaffe Dollee Tonksley Robert Tonksley Peggy Thomas Charles Turner Peggy Usher Ronald Vaden Bill Vansyoc Rich Veckruise Mike Wager Bill Wagner Rigdon Waldron 1 n i -j w n � i r n w r a 4LM C ' T i� n ) p fh l- ! 0 4, Gloria Wall Nancy Wallace Jerry Walletz Michael Walters Diane Ward n A, .tei n 2. £ John Ward Judy Waters Judy Watkins Phylla Webb Howard Weitsen 1 n A ii r xr ? f i i Mary Wendling Marietta West Ruth Wheeler Judy White Karen White Poge Sixty-Three SOPHOMORES Virginia Whitehead Jan Whitehurst Ken Wiley Patsy Williams Wallace Williamon James Yorbrough John Zimmerman Wilma Williamson Winnie Winchester Sally Wishart John Womack Daniel Woods Poge Sixty-Four The time has arrived for you to recognize your responsibility to yourself and your school. FRESHMM FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ..................... Emory Cole VICE PRESIDENT..................Lorry Stupski SECRETARY-TREASURER .:........Melodie Nolan CHAPLAIN................................Anita Mick SERGEANT AT ARMS...............Hubert Hormon As Freshmen, the members of the Freshmen Class, must adjust themselves to the life of senior high school. This includes study adjustment and social adjustment. At this time, the entering member of the studdent body takes an active part in sports events, dances, parties, and present activities of various clubs at school. Also a freshman must decide whether or not to take academic or general courses the remainder of his school career. Page Sixty-Six FRESHMEN Scarlett Abersold Richard Alexander Jessie Alligood Zena Anderson Angela Andrea Melvin Ard Ann Armodest Kirk Armstrong Bonnie Arnold Pam Austin Rikki Bach Clarence Baker David Baker Carol Barker Nelda Barker Charlotte Barkley Ronnie Barley Bonnie Barnert Sharon Beck Marian Beeder Pam Beighley Susan Beighley Dan Bell Deidre Benjamin Dale Bennett Linda Bennett Pat Bennett Charles Berman Patti Bernett Nancy Berry Fred Black Julia Black Diane Blunt Ann Bornando Larry Bowen Page Sixty-Seven 0 A i f a n r' n - is rs d A n 1 i O' rv Wf n • A A V V o s®. e o A t d i 1,. A o .J 1 A P A . I a ' � n ( A t 1 a f i A r CLASS Diane Bradley Tommy Branch John Brandt Marie Brandt Kirk Brannen Joyce Bright Richard Brinkley Gene Brooks Robbie Brooks David Brown Leslie Brown Mike Brown Randy Brown Mary Browne Tommy Brownfield Janna Brunson Douglas Bryan Susan Bryant Jimmy Burch Jean Burke Joe Burke Verna Burrell Ronald Butler Kitty Camp Thomas Campbell Peggy Carpenter John Carswell Pat Case Dick Casper Dick Caton Mike Cauley Betty Ann Champion Pat Charles Edmund Cheshire Sherry Church Poge Sixty-Eight DF 1963 Richard Clarke Barbara Cobb Wanda Cofer Nancy Coffran Emried Cole Billy Coleman Sandra Connelly Claudia Cornwall Judy Cox Barbara Cripe Billy Cromartie Bobby Crosby David Crow Joty Davidson Ronald Davies Dennis Dawes Joyce Day Carlene Dean Bobby DeBoer Rene DeHaan Jimmy Deraney Diana DeShazo Donnie Dillard Sue Draughon Bill Duncan Brady Dyal Charles Elian Rodney Ellias Sharon Ennis Carol Eriksen Joan Evans Susan Everitt Sheryl Felder Josephine Firlotte Hugh Fleming ft A 0 f n n -v jvy n � ft p f 0 p j h n A W n n A n i o f) $ • 1 n -■4 w In ft n ft ' r 4 n i n q 1 Page Sixty-Nine FRESHMEN Betty Flowers Mary Flowers Charlotte Ford Carol Foster Susan Frankenberg Sherry Frankland Paul Funderburk Rosanne Gain Beverly Gaither Phyllis Gaskin Sharon Gaskin Tommy Gehr Alfred George Linda Glenn Thomas Gilbert George Ginn Marcia Glover Betty Goforth Nikki Gordon Jerry Gorman Karen Graham Ernest Grant John Gully Mark Gustafson Bert Gwaltney Ronnie Hall Victor Hannon Sue Hardy Joan Harrell Eddie Harris Christy Harris Sandra Harris William Hawkins Jim Hayes Peter Heberling F i Jf sr % n « V V ' (-) n f i v 'O n r f x • rK C c r n o. c ' ' A 1 r [ - f t m a ' 4 , { K ()« ’ t. rs. n o, Poge Seventy Cs te n n V z . n ■ i 1 P) , V , xl n a n O r n V - 4 i n kl JUa A I f • A t o . n A W n jfe n I n A n !• - n M) n n f . 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L D A i n O ) f I FRESHMEN Chandler Hendry Ray Henry Jimmy Hester John Hethington Gail Hickox Diane Hicks John Higgs Joan Highsmith Leslie Ann Hill Barry Hinnant Don Hinnant Lynn Hinson Walter Hinson Lee Hite Joan Hodges Don Hollenback Gordon Hollingsworth Ronnie Hollum Sharon Holmbeg Carol Holt Hubert Horman Barbara Howard Carolyn Hummel Clare Hull Gail Ingram Jinn Ingram La Verne Jackson Barbara Johnson Bill Johnson Darlene Johnson Gary Johson Kenneth Johnson Pat Johnson Tommy Johnson Barbara Jones Page Seventy-One CLASS p n Cs r- D ro t'i R pi p Sk-- n { r,rs C' C 4 t i cs ft P n d c: T C - o r n T-i ill n v David Jones Donald Jones Kenneth Jones Leigh Jones Susan Jones James Justice Arthur Keller Victor Kelly Paulette King Sandra Klehm Harry Kohlenberger Carol Kohut Dave Korman Jack Lairsey Randall Langley Rita Lanier Treacy Lanier Bobby Laster Richard Lawley Richard Lawson Barto Lee Barry Lewis Gail Lindsey Ray Lipschutz Tommy Lonchan Janet London Virginia Long Bill Love J.C. Lowery Carole Martin lllena Martinez Linda Mathews Pat Mathews Marcia May Clinton McCracken Page Seventy-Two OF 1963 Sandy McCranie Earl McDaniel Carol McElveen Kay McKay Maurice Melton Anita Mick Jimmy Miller Jack Mills Sherlaine Milton Bill Minter Judy Moman Gary Montgomery Judy Moon Martha Moon Billy Moore Kenneth Moore Steve Morgan Beth Morrison Mary Anna Morrison Jim Mullis Kathy Mullis Ann Murphy Colleen Murphy Susan Murphy Carol Nash Dennis Nash Warren Newman Dennis Nicholson Jeanie Nissen Melodie Nolan Dolores Norton John O'Hare Judy Oliver Danny Orr Carol Orser n « V T . P 1 . A fife ft n OP 4 0 Cv .0 n 0 1 V r , 'i u A i)x rs t . 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P c •t .V- p H o n I ,T i A ■' ' . v Poge Seventy-Four FRESHMEN Linda Ruhlman Larry Russell Pete Sachs Jack Sams Jeannette Sapp Perrin Sapp Glenn Satterfield Jo Ann Seaburg Roy Secord Linda Seymour Sharon Shaw Donna Sheffield Nancy Shortlidge Mary Silas Jimmy Simmons Susan Sloan Betty Sue Smith Bill Smith Kitty Smith John Sorenson Judy Stanley Ross Stanley Kenneth Steeves Frank Stephens John Stephens Gloria Stocker Jimmy Stokes Danny Stone Sandra Strickland Larry Stupski Jerry Sutck Brenda Switzer Wanda Tanner Hal Taylor Terri Taylor Page $«venfy.Fiv© H 0 Ik f! ' ft n a r 4 r r (ft r P O C77 ? a ft ft 0 1 V. n o ft n )k. ft r 4 a £ n , v � • 1 FRESHMEN Tom Thoman Linda Thompson Elena Thrift James Timmons Ella May Trott Linda Turgeon Allene Turner Bonnie Turner Sandra Tyler Eddy Vadnais Barbara Vanderhoek Bill Varnell Jim Vinson Donna Wadkins Barbara Wadzick Belton Wall Elizabeth Walters Michelle Ward Zandria Ward Dale Watts John Watts Alice Webb Ben Weise Danny Werts Judy Whatkins Judy Wheeler Charlene Williams Frances Williams Kenneth Williams Pat Williams Sandy B. Williams Sandy G. Williams Diane Wilmont Janet Wilson Roy Wilson Page S«venty-$ix FRESHMEN Dottie Wingate Diane Wishart Brenda Wood Dianne Wood Wendall Woodward Poge Seventy-S«ven Jhrough your Junior High Days look to your upper classmen for a guiding hand. EIGHTH EIGHTH GHTHE Barbara Abersold Randy Abshier Priscilla Acuff Marvin Ahman Maxine Akins Paul Alland Connie Allen Gayle Albertson Marh Allen Joy Allen Linda Almand Barbara Amy Andy Anderson Tommy Anderson Wayne Arnold Kristina Asmusser Joe Axman Barbara Baker Warren Barker Joe Barlow Jan Barr Bonnie Batanelli Betty Beasley Elton Beck Page Beck Fred Beckman Janice Bennett Carol Bennion Eric Berman David Binns Pat Black Floyd Blue Barbara Bouldin Margaret Bowen Pat Box Connie Boyd Carol Boyer Alan Boyle David Brandt Carlene Brecht Carol Breedlove Edward Brezina Kenneth Brown Steven Brown Rickey Broudy Page Eighty il 1 a A a 4 A Ja. n r n n n a M. a A 1 V—s f) £ A o a a o tii n A r a P b n A o o o J' a a KLJ £ a ■A v- £ n A r a a -If xfl, GHTH G Allan Brunson Barbara Bryant Robert Bryant John Buchels Bill Butler Laura Byington Tommy Cade Tommy Cain Kenny Canode Mary Ella Capell Cathy Capri Jerry Carpenter Naocy Carpenter David Caroell Doug Carter Karen Caslar Susan Cathey Juana Chace Cathy Charleston Barry Chastain Cathy Cheek Teddy Christeas Johnny Clark Mavern Clark Sandra Cleveland Jerry Cline Sharon Coe Barry Collins Ricky Collins Wayne Colson Gregory Contino Edward Cope Jeanne Copeland Paul Cordell David Cover Carol Covert Glenda Covert Barbara Croucher Bill Crown Margoe Crum Marvin Crum Valerie Culotta Kenneth Dalton Mike Daniel Jack Darby Poge Eighty-One EIGHTH GRAHE o ft ft ft 1 ) ft 1 £ ft V ft 'a f ft. if J ■ • £ ft n ft w ft rv ft r r ' • - 0 ft % ft T, il n k, j L n 4 o L ft � if - ft n 1 i ft ft k. ; 1 4 n 1 V Lonnie Davenport Ray David Robert Davies Walter Davies Mary De Hoan Judy De Loach Susan Del Veccheo Kenneth Dinsmore llene De Voe Allan Dinsman Lees Dinsmore Dinise Dixson Susan Doolin Susan Downey Louise Drake Joseph Duke Lionn Dubois Georgia Duckworth Alex Duffy, ‘ Linda Duggan Hr, Dolly Duncan Nancy Dupree Jackie Eberhart Sherry Edmunds Johnny Eggers Lynne Elliot Daryl English Glenn Eriksen Warren Evans John Evors Lucille Farley James Faukner Marcus Fennell Karen Filkosky Jeanne Firlotte Billy Firth Bob Foshee Sylvia Foxworth Sonny Frances Jerry Fry Zeta Frye Bill Garvin Charles Garis Timothy Gehr Linda Giddens Poge Eighty-Two EIGHTH GRADE Jackie Gilmore Pepper Glenn Jeffery Gidstein Lynn Goyen Susie Groden P SL P A ▼ � 5 Alan Gradman Frances Graham George Graham Gloria Graham Gloria Jean Gray ft n ) f? Jim Greer Jimmy Greiner . Linda Griffin Sally Griffin Harry Haga k n m $ n Merrily Hall Dorothy Hahiwanger Phillip Hand Paulette Handy Carl Hanewacker ft A o tvi £ Betty Hanna Jim Harkey Dennis Harmes Avy Harrell Patrica Hartsfield n © A a v ( Charlotte Hatcher Frank Hayes Dicky Hayes Gale Hays John Haywood A fs p C Richard Headings Suzanne Hegland Tina Henderson John Higginbotham Mary Highsmith Tw n n V '♦V, Frances Highsmith Lloyd Hinnan Bobby Hinton Mary Ella Hiornes Martha Hires ft p w r n « jg Nancy Hoagland Carolyn Hodges Loretta Hodges Jeff Hoffman Kenneth Hokansen 0 jn 0 r a i ft Page Eighty-Three EIGHTH GHAHE Bobby Hokansen Sally Holbert Linda Holt Sarah Hooks Norman Howard Robert Hoyle Danny Hrabko Willa Huff Hazel Hull John Hull Alan Hunt Carol Hunt Pam Hyman Donald Ingram Joe Irving Tommy Jay Bobby Jenkins Darlene Jensen Ruth Jensen Fosteen Johnson Harvey Johnson James Johnson Judi Johnson Pat Johnson Paul Hohnson Darlene Jones Donnie Jones Jimmy Jones Sharon Jones Karen Kaminsky Julee Kehr Barry Kelly Justine Kelly Wayne Kelly Fred Keisling Sandy King Nicky Kitchings Sandra Knadle Carlton Knowbles Patsy Knox Gerald Kosahowski Diane Kripps Joe Kurtzv Richard Kurtzv Dilores Lairsey n r n - p PA on c • H a a jn a .♦ • J .8 £ A $ ft f no - n % r n o ' ft © i t ) 4 V ■ Ml Wm- ▼ • C A • or) Pag® Eighty-Four EIGHTH GHAHE Steve Langley Barbara Lawky Frances Leake Ray Lewis Billie Lindsey Ronald Lingerfelt Phyllis Lippman John Lipschutz William Little Rebecca Locke Terry Logsdon Faye Longino Sharon Lynn Kitty Malsburger Richard Marchionda Kathy Marks Dwight Martin Judy Martin Margaret Martin Marilyn Martin Robert Matthews Russel Matthews Alece Mattison Terry Marquart Mary Mays Mackey McBride Lynelle McCartey Theo McCormick Alycia McDowell Mike McElyea Patsy McHinnis Mary McQuaig Steven McLeod Ellen McGrath Jay Messer Joyce Messer Joseph Mette Charlie Milford Janet Miller Mark Miller Ralph Miller Rex Miller Rick Mills Yvonne Mills John Milton P°9« Eighty-Five Q t n P ■I' '• n r: '' f, -! P 0 9 9 P n ■ ™ r r n yi S v i n 'I K n n n rj n ; n ♦ n o r n o W - n A p V a P P 0 r — 9 % n o p P 9 n Pi 1 i n V EIGHTH GRAHE Richard Minthorne Barry Mitchell Francess Mitchell Raymond Mobly Ronnie Mobly Dennis Moll Benjamin Moore Diana Moore Sharon Morgan Charles Morris Harry Mullis Carol Murphy John Myres Jim Nash Frank Nearhog John Noell Betty Nowlin James Numeya Austin Owins Georgia Owens Bobby Parramore Marc Pasey Rita Peeples Dave Pennington Kathy Perkins Steve Perry Jerry Pierce Bobby Pilmore Cynthia Pipkin Roy Pittman Gail Porter Gilda Polo Sara Polatty Barbara Printy Lynda Pruitt Dean Privett Nona Ramsay Davis Ramsey Johnny Raulerson Sharon Ray Randy Raybon Larry Register Jeffery Rehkopf Frankie Renforth Gilbert Richards Page Eighty-Six EIGHTH GRAHE Billy Richardson Barbara Richardson Susan Richardson Sharon Richardson Carol Rigdon Patsy Rigdon Ray Rippel Pam Roberts William Robertson Earline Robinson Jonna Roquemore Charles Rolland Marta Rooney Jerry Rosenthal Karen Rostron Vicki Rubin Billy Russell Harry Ruth Sharon Sale Rufus Sallos Stuart Saucier Tommy Scarborough Penny Schenks Sandra Schlevoight Thom Schuman Ricky Schweiger Louise Scofield Bill Scroggins Jimmie Seymour Vicki Shackleton Danny Sharman Donna Shaw Scott Showalter Neil Skipper Clyde Slick Florence Smith Larry Smith Lynette Smith Ronnie Smith Tommy Smith Linda Speed Richard Spurlock Kathy Starcher Carol Stillman Dorothy Stone n fl - , 0 a $ a .0 f 7 n a SL p r a r f} n £ n H ’ ' A fc a n v ; JL © il £ f % p 4: k,. r r n a § n a n Page Eighty-Seven eighth grade a °,,,n9er George S� upski Joan Sunday MarV Sutherland Byrun Sutton Cynthia Swain Linda Tanner Jeanette Taylor Pe99y Taylor Reba Taylor Sharon Taylor Henry Thoman Susan Thompson Donald Thorton Lynda Tolbert Deloris Tomlinson Sharon Townsend Dot Trott Ernie Tucker Margaret Tucker Chuck Tuell Allan Turbeyville Gail Turknett Charlotte Urey Carolyn Vaden Gary Vance Marion Vickers James Wade Diane Wadzuk Terry Walker Mary Walker Robert Walker Pat Waller Krista Walters Tommy Ward Linda Warner Richard Waters Ronnie Watkins Crockett Watson atson atts eaver Weeker ?gg ns Poge EigMy-Eight EIGHTH GRAHE Nancy Wells Dick West James Westberry Gayle Westohn Billy Westrum Robert Whelan Jimmy Whitcomb Mary Whitehead Marc Whichman Mike Wiley Ralph Wilkerson Nicky Willeams Carol Wilson Kathy Wilson Sandra Wimber Nancy Winterbourne Joyce Wittenaller Larry Woddel Karen Wolf Nancy Wolf Richard Wood Sherry Wood Linda Woodward Steve Wright Karen Yatch Ellen Yordan Donald Young Marsha Zarat Harry Zittrower Page Eighty-Nine This is your first step in the ladder to your future. k. SEVENTH Page Ninety-One SEVEXTH GRADE Rebecca Abersold Terry Abshier Hayward Adams Keith Albert Pam Alen Steve Arnold Jerry Allen Billy Alsabrook Tyrone Alexander Randy Anders Charlene Anderson Robert Anderson Patsy Arnold Susie Arnold Viola Ash Billy Atkins Susan Aul Allen Austin Monel Away Sharon Baker Joanne Barber Kenny Barker Norma Barker Peggy Barnes Gail Ball Paul Barman Tommy Beckum Martha Beeder Do 11 :°„rr,Be Robert Bello Diane Benfield Linda Bergman Donna Bennett Edith Benton Donna Berry Gail Bertil Norma Blackman Pat Bornonder Tommy Bomar Carol Bowers Mary Cambell Shirley Cannady Leslie Collins David Corbitt Fred Cavalieri Poge Ninety-Two SEVEATH GRADE Sharon Carpenter Joan Cashion Audrey Castleberry Steve Cathy Clinton Carver Janice Center Cynthia Champion Mary Champion Helen Charleston Diane Chaudron Toni Chessman Violet Chessman Lee Chock Ronald Civitares Phyllis Clamp Rosemary Clare Barbara Clark Bunny Clark Donny Clark Barbara Cline Richard Clough Pat Cole Linda Cobb Willard Coffron Valenie Connelly . J i ) Susan Cooley Dennis Cook Steve Cook Wayne Corbett Caryll Cothern Richard Covert Mildred Coxwell Bill Cozzens Roger Crego Marie Creoner Richard Crews Ronnie Crews Cathy Cribbs Billy Cribbs Vertis Cribbs Dianne Crom Caleris Connelly Kelly Cordell Robert Cunningham Shirley Davis Page Ninety-Three SEVENTH GRADE Wayne Deaman Doug Dahlgreen Francis Danval Larry Deloach Don Delettre Brett Devoe Arvill Dillingham Diane Dinsmore Eileen Donnenfeid Ennie Dorsey David Duglus Susie Duncan Marvin Dupree Eddie Dyal Darian Dykes David Eisenhower Cindy Elberling Sally Jane English Mike Enke Sandra Ennis Linda Evans Joe Evors John Evans Robert Fairbank Billy Faircloth Larry Fipps Chris Fitzgerald Duane Flowers Sophia Flowers Harriet Floyd Jeanan Floyd Elton Forbes Bobby Forgrave Billy Foster Wayne Foster Cindy Fraed Ranee Friddell Marvin Fullbright Gary Funderburk Cindy Games Allen Gasten Judy Gillette Peter Golly Richard Gomez Rodney Gorman Poge Ninety-Four SEVEXTH GRADE Pat Goss Pauline Graden Jenny Graham Lucy Green Ward Green Wayne Greene Johnny Griffin Steve Griffin Diane Gustafson David Hanies Mary Hankerson Ruth Hakanson Janice Hathwanger Nancy Hall Gordon Hand Wayne Hand Bunny Hathcox Shirley Hahn Mark Hanby Kathy Hancock Mary Hankerson Judy Harden Herby Hardy Sharon Harley Pat Harmon Peggy Harthe Susan Harper Nancy Harper Chip Harris Rusty Harris Bill Harrison Warren Haskins Charles Hastings Cathy Herberling Don Heath Randy Heath Cathy Heberlong Rod Heller Curtis Henderson Nancy Flendry Kathryn Henry Charles Hess David Hewell Jackie Sticks Mel Higginbotham p AIL 0 o Q o - a a f) nr P o § n £. ° |r © ff £ Hf £ £ e I ' r !rif ! t Jr t ■' r $ o Ci n -'t • n Page Ninety-Five SEVENTH GRADE Stanley Higginbotham Gail Hizge Betty Highsmith Carolyn Highsmith Denis Hill Randy Hill Stanley Hill Terry Hilton Karen Hinson John Hinton Linda Hires Cecil Hodges Buddy Hogan Arlene Holland Hardy Holland Jessie Holland Jerry Holland Janet Hollimon Lavon Hodges Susan Hook Mary Holly Frank Holmes Tommy Haskins Patty Hoppe Joan Howard James Hudgens Pamela Hudson Debbie Hughes John Hunter Jerry Ireland James Israel Russell James Barbara Johnson Beverly Johnson Ernest Johnson Frances Johnson Franklyn Johnson Karen Johnson Mark Johnson Mary Johnson Patsy Johnson Susan Johnson Vernon Johnson Gary Jones Glen Jones Page Ninety-Six SEVEXTH GRADE Joe Jones Stephan Kalitz Kim Kaminsky Bill Kastilz Jay Kegley Janis Kelley Linda Kiard Melinda Kidd Jayne Kiddie Harry Kinsey Kirk Kirland Wesley Knadle Linda Knight Robert Kurtzo Linda Lacy Sandra Lafrance Virginia Lake James Lanier Joyce Lanier Janet Lander Joan Lawley Eric Lawson Cindy Leahy Sandra Leaptrot Theresa Leddy James Lee Sandra Lee Linda Leonardi Toni Lewis Linda Lewis Bobbie Lewis Janice Lienau Ward Lindsey Jeanne Lippert Linda Lwick Jean Long Bobby Lord David Love Jimmy Lucas Kathryn Lucas Margaret Luttrell Billy Lynn Bobby Lyons Karen May Lewis Macy Page Ninety-Seven SEVEXTH fiRXDE David Mahan Micky Malone Rebecca Monday Robert Mancuso Butch Manning Ronald Van Mapp Joanne Marnien David Martin Henry Martin Linda Mathews Linda Mattox Steve McCarthy Claudia McCormick Mike McCoy Kathleen McCloskey Mary McClure Comar McElyer Danny McGarity Carol McGregor Richard McGauley Scott McLaughlin Thomas McLean Becky McIntosh Jerry McTyre Suzanne Meadows Mary Megas Buddy Megill Donna Melton Josephine Mercer Steve Middleton Delaine Miller Mark Miller Martin Miller Bettie Mills Tom Milton Marth Jo Mintr Robert Mitchum Billy Mock Angela Moore Betty Moore Gail Morann Robert Moore Gail Morgan Walton Morrison Mae Motley Poge Ninety-Eight SEVENTH GRADE Junior Mouition Phillip Mullis Phyllis Meyers Bill Nance Lauria Neal Mike Newman Foster Nickerson David Nicholson Raymond Nite Ronnie Nobles Robert Norman Rusty Nuckolls Paul Neeley Diane Oates Mary Jane O'Brien Mike O'Brien Cathy Ogier Robert O'Hara Melodie Oborn Roy Orlando Lynda Orr Mona Ousley Alva Owen Jessie Pafford Terry Parks Raymond Parrish Chuck Pate Carolyn Pawkins Robert Perdue Bill Petree Alvis Presnell Linda Phillips Sandra Plunkett Jim Plummer Sandra Powers Mary Popp Richard Pintello Billy Pillmore Lynn Piersol Sandy Pierce Susie Prine Earl Price Barbara Quayle Michael Racine LaWanda Rampino Page Ninety-Nine SEVENTH GRADE Mike Ramsey Sheryl Raulerson Dorothy Reads Betty Redd Don Reddish foroceUed) ) J)o. ' Richard Rees Milje Rehberg Elaine Renfroe Kay Reynolds Sharon Rhoden c Gayle Rich Carl Richard Gretchen Richardson Jimmy Richie Linda Rittenor Carolyn Rodgers Sharon Rosenburg Randy Ross Mike Robert Larry Robertson Tiny Sapp Jan Saucier Jane Sauls Ronald Saunders Patsy Savage Michael Scholes Cleo Schulz Ray Scott Jeri Schwall Linda Self Brook Shaffer Kathy Shoon Martha Shaw Hank Sheldon Lynda Sheppard Michael Shemer Sandra Shmunes Michael Sholes Barbara Short Linda Siberry Teddy Signon Janice Sibly Bobby Slaughter John Slider Jeanette Sledge Poge One Hundred SEVENTH GRADE Becky Smith Venny Smith Douglas Smith Terry Smith Joyce Smith Nita Smith Pamela Smith Ray Smith Rifa Smith Mike Snell Diane Snyder Charles Someillan Judy Someillan Bruce Spencer John Spencer Cooky Spink Dane Starkey Caroly Steading Sharon Stearns Linda Stewart Pam Stewart Joanne Steiner Jean Stephens Mary Still Alan Strickland Claudia Stringer Robert Stone Barbara Surles Dianne Swails Linda Swoard Mickey Tate Margaret Thatcher Timmy Thoman Elaine Thomas Hubert Thomas Tanya Thomas Ronnie Thompson Tom Thompson Lois Trella Pat Thornton Leonard Tuckman Jennifer Townsend Kenneth Voss Sharon Warts Risa Waldron Page On© Hundred One SEVENTH GHADE Kay Waldron Earl Waldrye Edd Walker Elbert Wall Terry Wallace Mary Walters Vicki Ware Davis Warmack Sharon Ward Dorinda Warren Janet Warren Jerry Warren Dean Watkin Cathy Watson Tommy Welb Mike Welborn Benny West Johnny Westberry Nellie Wheeler Stanley Wheeler Diane White Robin White Rena Wilds Tina Willetts Sonny Williams Susan Williams Don Williams Mollie Willis Virgil Wilson Elaine Wood Judy Wood Jeff Young Becky Yeargin Jerry Yarbrough Robert Yantiss Pogc One Hundred Two President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain ... Parliamentarian Sponsor ....... Russell Garvin Sonya Sheppard . .. Tina Moore Bob Williams Anne Showalter Bill Fraher Mr. Bishop STUDENT COUNCIL ROW ONE: G. Sfeeves, A. Emery, K. Mull, J. Ritx, T. Moo re, G. Dewberry, J. Woodley, S. Sheppard, A. Showalter. ROW TWO: L Hartsfield, G. Ogier, 8. Gomez, B. Williams, R. Garvin, M. Sleets, B. Fraher, D. Ogier, T. Coates, H. Weitsen, A. Ramsay, D. Edlin, I. Brown. Page One Hundred Four ROW 1: T. Bell, I. Phillip , P. Hortsfield, V. Shackleton, G- Kerlen. ROW 2: J. Pinella, D Cover, I. Olson, B. Garvin, Masters, M. Brown, P. Auston, V. Colotto, I. Deloach, K. S. Salone, C. Morphy, I. Raines, C. Foster , B. Yoill, D. Gomez. The Student Council has focused its attention on the adoption of a new constition and the organization of a separate junior high school council. Officers have participated in district, county, and state conventions and meetings. The main purpose of the Council is to be the governing body of all the organizations in school. Page One Hundred Five ANCHOR CLUB S flCMQA WP«E f, r Ml ■ SCOTT-ATWATW MORMS anor � u f President Vice President Secretory .. . Treosurer Chaplain Sr. Director Jr. Director Soph. Director Admiral The Anchor Club has, throughout the past year sponsored activities which have helped both the students of Terry Parker and members of the Arlington Community. Two of their largest projects were College Day for senior high students and the leadership banquet which honors the presidents of all the senior high clubs and organizations in school. The members of Anchor Club have worked under the direction of the Pilot Club of Jacksonville, their civic sponsor. Bobs Watt ......... Deo Page Dianne lienau Goil Steeves Pot Roquemore Judy Nicholson Gail Dewberry Marilyn Christensen Dwight Ogier ROW Is G. Steeves, S. Wagner, J. Woods, M. Christensen, Moscot, D. Ogier, B. Wolts, P. Roquemoro, P. Elmore. ROW 2: S. Sheppard, J. Nicholson, N. Cochran, S. Harper, J. Reid, P. Kennington, G. Dewberry. I. Bothwell. E. Fross, J. Cocks, C. Yuill, K. Mull. ROW 3s J. Hubbard, M. Hill, D. Page, V. Carter, T. Moore, P. Hellmuth, R. Berisford, K. Smith, A. Showalter, M. Reese, D. Carroll, A. Emery, D. Lienau. Page One Hundred Si GIHL OF ANNE SHOWAITER Sincerity DIANE CARROLL Originality EVA TURKNETT Naturalness CAROL MORRIS Jovial CAROLYN YUILL Dependability VICKY JEFFERIES Friendliness DIANNE LIENAU Musical SONYA SHEPPARD Achievements THE YEAR JUDY NICHOLSON Mannerly Page One Hundred Seven KEY The officers of the Key Club attended the International Convention in Canada the summer preceding this school year. This preparation has resulted in making this club one of the most active and serviceful organizations in school. Operation of the concession stands, pep tickets, and the Sweetheart Dance are a few of the projects undertaken. CLUB President Vic President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-ot-Arms Senior Director Junior Director Sophomore Director Sweetheart Sponsor . . Lee lippert Dwight Ogier Jimmy Barbour Ansil Romsey Ronnie Edlin Gerry Clayton Jay Noell Bobby Gomez Pom Hellmuth Mr. McCoy ROW 1: B. Fraher, J. Adkins, B. McCloskey, B. Kolitz, B. Williams, I. Brown, Mascot, P. Hellmuth; M. Lawson, B. Gomez, D. Brown, R. Lewis. ROW 2: H. Cole, M. Dietz, J. Noel, D. Beddow, J. Barbour, A. Ramsay, P. Kates, R. Burham, B. Snowden. ROW 3: I. Hartsfield, D. Ogier, S. Freedman, L. Lippert, R. Edlin, T. Coates, R. Garvin, T. Brewer. ROW 4: S. Sunby, W. Brewer, D. Conklin, G. Clayton, R. Collins, D. Edlin, F. Sewell, J. Downey, T. Rehkopf, D. Raines. KEY CLUB SWEETHEAHT The boys of Key Club honored Pom Hellmuth with their selection of her os Key Club Sweetheart. Pam's position was announced at their annual Key Club Sweetheart Dance. Members of her court were Pat Morton, Gail Steeves, Diane Lienau, and Martha Jo Hill. Diane Lienau, Pat Morton, Pam Hellmuth, Martha Jo Hill, Gail Steerei. Page One Hundred Nine CHIEFTAIN STAFF DF 196(1 MR. VANDIVIERE Sponsor MISS MYERS Sponsor MR. HILL Sponsor We of the Chieftain staff feel that, carrying through the theme of this edition, progress, we have taken actions to improve the annual and in so doing we have improved ourselves. In hopes that this is one of the best editions Parker will ever have we have gone through depressing moments, amusing moments, and heartaches ... but they have all been justified by knowing that our final product—the completed annual-will give us a great deal of self-satisfaction because we know that you—the student body that we strive to please—will be satisfied. ROW Is R. Quint, C. Stanley, S. Wijhart, C. Yuill, B. Sechrest, J. Yeorgin, C. Barkley. ROW 2: B. Yuill, E. Turknctt, C. Dummon, L Smith, J. Woodley, J. Knopp, D. Ogier, ROW 3: Mr. Vandiviere, B. Wagner, N. Arnold, B. Malloy, D. Carroll, S. Miller, G. Steevei, I. Kogge, Mr. Hill, Mitt Myer . TERRY PARKER HIGH SCHOOL - JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA � MARK Hi jt Jity Me Month Mrs. Fuderburke's homeroom, Ble repara making: roperl; ery su :iub memfc 11 as the her chara Diane has Spanish C is a men-orus. Am G.A.A., Na md Inter-c:| are playir] diffei Parke id Ka; by th It be o i £ ?rs an i r L nd Arde an Ertmani I, parliamen yder and Jo Ogier, a senioi the Anchor A« the vice presid Jb and of the 1 5 thelr U8U Churchmen. He is ejects sellin f the Dioccasan Youth � otato chips and Nestle's cand of the Episcopal � 8r thl year i is the Post Senior Sigma Y-Teens f Demolay. He is also To make candy favors to be of the track team. placed on the food trays in the d, a junior, and Sue children's ward at Brewster Hos-re elected as new An- pital, is the service project of ers this year. Sue, a the Sigma Y-Teens this year, sferred to Terry Park- The officers for the Sigma r from Fort Lauder- Y-Teens for '59-'60 are: Barbara Wood, president: Linda Logan, or Club has been sell- vice president: Arden Wright, sec- lls, made of red and rotary; Jan Ertman, treasurer; to raise money for Lois Wald, parliamentarian, and c of pom-poms. These Marilyn Christianson, chaplain, vill be sol v;.n I The . nungto ch was s- ‘ £ UlIAuJ ' I ea Os at th £ ' are Jc I meeting MICKEY LAWSON Editor GAIL DEWBERRY Sports Editor MRS. HARTSFIELD Sponsor i ha ats ' chool � pro lavin the 4 tteru heads in rning tol ful trip t d Confers made by while I .ed in I stol St. I ived ail •y wou I iext d arade tmem y the : fi ement ev nbers we: icy, form'Hi the Eliza I M in the band mil here oi i 5:30 in the . Plans it Firms DICK ELLIOT Photographer perform in the ciously awaiting orm. After cat-Bristol High urn came. e Business Leaders of ■cted officers dur:;-.v The next day the band met at the Bristol High School and boarded the bus for the long trip — BARBARA CLARK tr Feature Editor w ai mospherc for a slave camp. In reality, it is the Latin Club’s way of initiating its new mem- vc- . nts gns at- ''jin '............................................................... ’r1 Club, she to be a ver tive club. SI accomplish Latin as we FRANK BOXX Special Reporter own upon ur.ced her for 1959 ourt wer muvis of red anc Science Club Has escorted from th There were tw The Smoke Signals, in the past year, has upheld its high standard of journalism and has increased its circulation, especially in the lower grades, due to the addition of a junior high page among other new features. ROW ONE: F. Boxx, B. Anderson, M. Lawson. W. Nowlin, D. Elliot. ROW TWO: J. Speed. S. Wogner, G. Dewberry. B. Winchester, P. Walters- THIRD ROW: D. Horton, N. Von Nelson, T. Davis, B. Newman, E. Moody, C. Turner. OFFICE STAFF DEANS STAFF ROW ONE: J. Reid, E. Torknett, A. Showolter. ROW TWO: J. Nicholson, D. Page, S. Sheppard, K. McCormick, J. Wood , P. Roauemore. J. Speed, L. GIoj . ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL’S GUIDANCE ROW ONE: N. Herron, D. Fox, M. Notan, J. Harden, B. Sechrett, V. Morris, H. Owen. ROW TWO: I. Blifus, F. Davis, S. Wagner, J. Sikes. ROW THREE: R. Edlin, T. Algord, T. Young, S. Hurlbert, St. Martin. MAIN OFFICE ROW ONE: P. Buckets, K. Smith, M. Scott, J. Barker, B. Watts, D. lienau, G. Ross, C. Morris, P. Greer, S. Powell, B. Fultx. OFFICE SECRETARIES RECORDS MRS. WILCOX ATTENDANCE MRS. GORMAN The office secretaries keep the attendance records, scholastic records, and pecuniary records straight throughout the school year. Their service over the years has been very valuable to the school. TREASURER MRS. HOLLAND MAIN OFFICE MRS. WARREN Page One Hundred Fifteen FUTURE TEACHERS President Vice President Secretory Tree surer Choploin Parliamentarian Sponsor ....... Martha Jo Hill Vicki Carter Tina Moore Ginger Ross Janet lachenmyer Mike Dietz Mr. Mann Future Teachers membership is open to all students who are interested in the teaching profession. The purpose of the organization is to further this interest and make it possible for the members to learn more about the methods of teaching. This is done by giving them the opportunity to teach for a while in an elementary school and associate with similar clubs in the city. ROW ONE: J. Hoagland, G. Ross. M. Hill. V. Carter, M. Richards. T. Moore. J. Morton. S. Logan. ROW TWO: Sponsor, Mrs. Harris, B. Williams, M. Dietz, ROW THREE: I. Thomas, M. Clemons, J. lachenmyer, R. Garvin, P. Drone. ROW FOUR: S. Freedmon, S. Wagner, K. White, P. lennertz, V. Mitchell, J. Nicholson, D. Beddow, B. Kolitz. Poge One Hundred Sixteen PARAMEDICAL The purpose of the Paramedical Club is to develop an interest in the medical careers. Many of the members participated in the student programs of hospitals and doctors' offices during the past year. It is in this organization that our future nurses and doctors are inspired toward a lifetime of dedicated medical service. ROW ONE: C. Beddow, I. Smith, W. Hinson, J. Yeorgin, L. Pierce, B. Clark, L. lochenmyer. ROW TWO: A. Woger, S. West, R. Garvin, B. Sechrest, B. Williams. ROW THREE: B. Kolitz, $. Wagner, G. Steeves, V. Carter, 0. Beddow, A. Walker, $. Freedman. Page One Hundred Seventeen FUTUHE BUSIAESS LEADERS DF AMERIEA President .... Vice President Secretary Treasurer .... Chaplain Parliamentarian Sponsor Harriet Owens Vicki Morris Judy Cloxton Groce Hogan Ann Nickerson Barbara Hartley Mr. Hill The main purpose of the Future Business Leaders of America is to prepare pupils of Terry Parker who are entering the field of business. The members participated in several trips and activities throughout the past year. ROW 1: A. Schlevoight, G. Morgan, 0. Hollenbeck, J. Brandt, B. Gwoltney, S. Taylor. ROW 2: B. Sec h rest, C. Lanier, J. Burch, J. Padgett, T. Summerlin, J. Wolsh, J. Cloxton, G. Hogan, B. Hortley, J. Mathews, J. Kelly, P. Tribble, Sponsor: Mr. Hill. ROW 3: P. Kosekowski, M. Greene, M. Brandt, J. Yeorgin, C. Minshcw, J. Swoord, C. Williams, B. Winchester, B. Branch, J. Peocock, K. Hodges. ROW 4: Sponsor, Miss Brodford; D. leoptrot, D. Schwendimonn, K. Harper, A. Nickerson, V. Morris, H. Owen, N. Kight, I. Wallace, T. Ronon, N. Arnold. ROW 5: N. Middleton, B. Dowling, M. Carter, L Blifus, G. Kirkland, B. Molloy, B. Cook, L Smith, C. Rif , C. Sfonley, S. Docker. Page One Hundred Eighteen FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERIEA President .. . Vie President Secretary Treoturer Sponsor Beverly Wingate Sherry Harper Eleanor Knox Nicki Roquemore Mr . Funderburk The Future Homemakers of America was formed to further the interest of home economics in Terry Parker. Throughout the year, they cater to banquets held at the school. ROW 1: D. Owen , B. Brunon, J. Dubyak, R. Gain, S. Posey, T. Algard, L Rhode , R. Garvin, M. Dinning, J. White, K. Raine . ROW 2: A. Foster, J. Armstrong, N. Browne, J. Walsh, J. Padgett, J. Burch, I. lochenmyer, J. Mathews, J. Wall, J. Cocks, M. Walker, E. Knox, P. Ushov, H. Homer, N. Underhill, W. Hinton. ROW 3: M. Greenfield, C. CruthfieU, S. Mattox, D. Duncan, J. Peacock, B. Branch, B. Wingate, L Logan, A. St. Amanf, N. Gordon, N. Petway, S. Harper. ROW 4: Mrs. Funderburk, K. White, D. leap-trot, D. Schwendimonn, I. Abdo, M. Clemons, L. Smith, I. Kogge, B. Atwood, P. Drone, M. Hoskins, B. Smith, B. Davit, P. Chethire. ROW 5: A. Blake, D. Andrews, N. Ellis, N. Roquemore, J. Horn, J. White, A. Walker, B. Malloy, J. Busey, P. Northrop, S. Potter, N. Dyke, D. Blundt, C. Ottner, H. Owens. Page One Hundred Nineteen The Terry Parker National Honor Society chooses its members on the basis of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. The purpose of the organization is to develop these qualities and put them to use for the good of the school and community. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Sponsor Dick Shortlidge Gerry Clayton Judy Nicholson Mike Shuman Oianno lienau Mr. Fowler ROW 1: C. Yuill, P. Roquemore, A. Showolter, S. Sheppard, M. Hill. J- Hoagland, B. Williams. P. Morton. B. Watts, D. Lienau. D. Block, J. Roberts. ROW 2: M. Shuman, R. Collins, J. Akins, B. Kolitx, V. Carter, M. Clemmons, P. Hellmuth, J. Noel. L lippert. A. Ramsey. ROW 3: B. Froh.r, 0. Shortlidge, R. Garvin T Guyton J‘ N!ch0U° ' Snowd ' J- Downey, D. Br n] Page One Hundred Twenty OUILL AXD SCROLL President Vice President Secretory Treasurer Reporter Sponsor ... Pot Ooomor Carolyn Yuill Barbara Clark Dick Elliot Mickey Lawson Mrs. Hartsfield Quill and Scroll is an Honorary Society for High School Journalists and is composed of students who have put a great deal of effort and work into making the school's publication system a success. ROW ONE: Carolyn Yuill, Pat Doomar, Barbara Clark. ROW TWO: Dick Elliot, Mickey Lawson. Page One Hundred Twenty-One LIBRARY COUNCIL ROW ONE: P. Eubanks, M. Hill, I. Anderson, 0. Conklin, $. Sher- A. Sauls, K. Camp, K. Moore, 8. Wingate, G. Fooster, J. Hileman, J. idan, M. Gustafson, D. DeShoio. ROW TWO: J. Forbes, J. luppo, Sheridan, W. Brewer. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Reporter Sponsor Danny Conklin Suzanne Sheridan Lenora Anderson Benny London Mark Gustafson Jim Downey Miss Woodard Several money making projects have enabled the Library Council to buy more books for our school library. The members of this club are interested in learning the fundamentals necessary to operate a constructive library. The librarians have instructed them throughout the year. N. F. L. President Secretory Treasurer Sponsor Dovid Beddow Pam Hellmuth Jane Hoagland Miss Conner )= The National Forensic League is made up of students interested in debate. They have participated in discussion groups with other schools throughout the past year. Some of the members have received honors by being chosen outstanding speakers among other students in Jacksonville. ROW It' P. Hellmuth, D. Beddow, J. Hooglond, Sponsor, Miss ROW 3: R. Garvin, T. Brewer, 0. Shortlidge, J. Roberts, M. Aar- Conner. ROW 2: B. Kolitz, V. Carter, J. Horn, T. Davis, S. Freedman. low , J. Anderson. Page One Hundred Twenty-Three LATIN CLUB The purpose of the Latin Club is to stimulate interest in the culture and civilization of the ancient peoples. This year a Latin III class has been added to the curriculum and a second full-time Latin teacher has been added to the faculty. Plans for the year included the second annual Miss Foreign Language Dance and ending the year with the annual Roman Banquet. President Vic President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Parliamentarian Sponsor Bob Williams Pat Roquemore Linda Clinard Eva Turknett Pam Eubanks Oianne lienau Mrs. Shamhart ROW ONE: M. Novak. D. lienao, E. Turk nett. A. Showolter, J. Hellmuth. J. Broxen. ROW FOUR: R. Gorvin. G. Clayton. 0. Hooglond, Sponsor. Mrs. Shomhort. ROW TWO: J. Akins. I. Beddow. L DeMorio. D. Conklin. B. Willioms. Hartsfield. ROW THREE: V. Jefferies. I. Clinard, J. Anderson, P. Page One Hundred Twenty-Foui ROW ONE: J. Copel, J. Farley. F. Boxx, K. Leonard!, R. Hudgens, J. Graham, B. Chomblin, A. Covey, R. Hollenbeck, M. Marlow. ROW TWO: G. Grader, L Abdo, J. Woodley, J. Wall, P. Elmore, R. O'Rear, M. Lawson, B. McClosky, P. Thomas, D. Shockleton, S. Murray, P. Hollimon, H. Stillman, L Lachenmyer, I. Hook, Sponsor, Mrs. Sham-hart. THIRD ROW: D. Waddell, S. Stanley, A. Emery, S. West, M. Clemmons, J. Fraher, J. Woods, P. Roquemore, M. Richards, C. Benner, A. Walker, M. Foster, B. Howard, S. Weitzel. ROW ONE: J. Downey, M. Gustafson, J. Neu, D. Crow, K. Armstrong, B. Weiss, F. Zoff, R. Ellias, S. Pierce, D. Pedrick, S. Shaw, J. Firlotte, S- Abersold. ROW TWO: G. Ross, J. Allen, R. Clarke, D. Weipert, K. White, C. Kohut, J. Yeargin, J. Knopp, C. Barkley, S. Sloan, J. Roberts, L Brown, L. Hill. ROW THREE: A. Murphy, K. Mull, C. Murphy, B. Wadzuk, Sponsor, Mrs. Core. ROW FOUR: I-Stupski, J. Pritchett, R. Secord, J. Hester, R. Brown, J. Miller, B. Snowden, P. Lennertz, S. McClure, D. Page, D. Wood, S. Jones, P. Eubanks, C. Barton, J. Hubbard, J. Seaberg, L. Turgeon. Page One Hundred Twenty-Five SPANISH NATIONAL HONDO SOCIETY Only those students taking Spanish and maintaining a B average are eligible for membership in the Spanish National Honor Society. The club attended the State Spanish Convention at Deland in March. It is hoped that in the future the members will be able to take a trip to Cuba. ROW ONE: T. Coot , D. Carroll, J. Roberts, M. Schuman. ROW TWO: Sponsor; Miss Reeves, K. Raines, R. Orser, J. Busey, B. Yearly, I. Wall, B. London. ROW ONE: J. Downey, M. Soucock, T. Mundy, D. Beddow, B. Kolitz, R Garvin, L Rhode , S. Taylor, A. Sallez, G. Goyle, T. Urey, M. Dickson. ROW TWO: D. Hill, E. Howt, Sponsor. Mrs. Brown; M. Hill, J. Hoagland, B. Watt , J. Marsh, S. Wagner, M. Christensen, C. Steadwell, J. Armstrong, M. Novok, B. Froher. ROW THREE: K. Cousson, B. Anderson, R. Myles, L Kogge. J- Horn, J. Whitehurst, B. Sweiger, D. Pierce, B. Dunlap, G. Hand, R. Berisford. S. Fischer, V. Whitehead, N. Cochran, P. Hellmuth. FIIEXCH CLUB Like our other three foreign language clubs, the French Club has grown in both membership and prestige this past year. Their money-making project for the year was a newspaper drive. At Christmas they put on a program for other French Clubs in Jacksonville. It too will become more active as the school progresses. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Choplaen Parliamentarian Sponsor Jone Hoagland Martha Jo Hill Sue Wagner Bobs Worn Carol Morris Mike Dickson Mrs. Brown GERMAA CLUB The main objective of the German Club is to allow the members to further their knowledge of the German language and customs. This was only the second year of this organization's existence at Parker and as more advanced German courses are offered in the school curriculum the club is expected to become more active. President Vice President Secrotary Treasurer Chaplain Parliamentarian Sponsor Tim Earle Harry Cole Tonda Dovis Bo Winberg Horry Kolenburger Howard Weitsen Mrs. Brown ROW 1: A. Wager, J. Anderson, V. Carter, J. Carter, J. Broxon, R. Quint, A. Bornander, J. Baker, S. Beighley. ROW 2: Mrs. Brown. I. Winstead. R. Kelly, J. Smith, H. Cole, M. Woger, B. Kolits, M. Steets, H. Weitsen, R. Burnham, S. Young, M. Walters. ROW 3: S. Martin, G. Register, J. Winburn, W. Hoire, R. Shortlidge, R. Harrell, T. Earle, H. Kohlenberger, J. Zimmerman, P. Hanna, T. Boaz. Page One Hundred Twenty-Eight D. C. T. D. C. T. is an occupational training program whereby the student trains under actual work conditions. It is designed to prepare students for job efficiency in a variety of occupations using the business and industrial establishments of the community as training agencies. During the course of this year the club members have enjoyed both a district and a state convention, and have sponsored such activities as an employer and employee banquet, Christmas breakfast and a Halloween Party with Englewood. EURYLLA IRVING Treasurer ROW Is W. Acree, T. White, M. Warren, M. Ford, B. Walters, J. Brandt, S. Taylor, 0. Honcock, J. Fraiier, B. Green, C. Waldron, B. Tomans, J. Hirst. ROW 2: 0. Nickels, J. Schroeder, M. Webber, C. Beider, B. Wishart, B. Yordan, C. Boss, J. Bernard, M. Howe, Sponsor, Mrs. White. ROW 3: J. Langford, P. Worner, L Messick, C. Anderson, E. Irving, E. Fross, M. Mitchum, S. Vadnais, L Both-well, S. Cochrane, B. Crews, P. Story. Pogc One Hundred Twenty-Nine President ....... Vice President Secretary Treasurer . ... Sergeant of Arms Sponsor Robert Ellias Mike Shuman Judy Morton . Lee lippert Russell Garvin Mr. Smith The Senior High Science Club is designed to increase the interest and improve the understanding of science among the students of Terry Parker. The main objective of the club this year was to enter projects in the Science Fair. Through working in individual groups, the members were able to experiment in various fields, such as photographing the ROW 1: J. Woodley, M. Clemmons, J. Morton, J. Cocks, P. Doomar, L Thomas, J. Anderson. ROW 2: S. Young, 0. Conklin, J. Akins, B. Kolitz, A. So I lex, J. Winburn, M. Lawson, B. Williams, R. Ellias. moon and planets. These groups cover 6 major fields of science, namely, astronomy, biology, chemistry, electronics, physics, and rockets. The club divided into these groups so that everyone would be able to spend his time in the field he enjoyed most. ROW 3: S. Busey, T. Brewer, A. Rosenthal, T. Coates, M. Schuman, F. Hethington, R. Garvin. ROW 4: B. Vickers, L lippert, 0. Short-lidge, K. Smith, S. Taylor, D. Beddow. TERHY PARKER RESEAREH GROUP President Vice Pretident Secretary Treasurer . . . Chaplain Sponsor Melodie Nolan Daryl English Leslie Brown Jock lairsy Carol Kohot Mr. Campbell The purpose of the Group is to develop a better understanding and acquire more knowledge of science. The Group is divided into 4 sections, namely Physics, Chemistry, Astronomy, and Biology. During the year the group as a whole heard lectures on medicine, as associated with physics; chemistry and biology; mental health and psychology; and the use of radio-active materials. Also in their individual groups the members performed many experiments which helped them to realize higher scientific ideals. ROW 1: I. Stupiki, B. Hinnant, J. Fry, J. Stokes, J. Sorensen, J. lairsey, J. Birch, D. English, F. Pintelo, L. Hinson, D. Caton, B. Gwaltney. ROW 2: M. Gustafson, P. Saacs, L. Hit , B. Smith, R. Secord, J. Rosenthal, R. Quint, D. Stone, B. Johnson, K. Moore, R. Harrell, I. Brown, D. Jones, D. Dillard, Sponsor, Mr. Campbell. ROW 3: Sponsor, Mr. Weitzel; R. Stanley, J. Hester, J. Stephens, J. Vinson, J. Whitehurst, R. Burnham, M. Dickson. ROW 4: J. Mes- ser, R. Elias, J. Timmons, D. Jones, B. Wall, S. Jones, B. Gaither, B. Cripi, M. Nolan, J. Cox, M. Vickers, E. Knox, P. Cheshire, J. Horn, J. Cocks. ROW 5: B. Varnell. D. Crepks, S. Taffe, S. Murroy, D. Wood, A. Cohut, C. Hummel, C. Hull, P. Pillmore, I. Brown, L Hill, J. Watkins, F. Daniell, C. Dean, S. Holmberg, D. Horton. ALPHA HI-Y LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Spurlock, H. Weitsen, R. Hudgens, A. Sollez, T. Urey, R. Herbert, R. Burnham, R. Roeimonn, A. Horsley, S. Young, D. Snyder, G. Goyle, B. Johnson, J. Allen, M. Walters, 0. Weipert, 0. Jones, J. Ewton, J. Word, N. Brown, B. Harden, B. Wagner, G. Ogier, W. Lewis, H. Hull, B. Clark, B. Williams, R. Waldron, B. Meadows, B. Vonsyoc, E. Buie, G. Ross, T. I. Ogier, S. Taylor, M. Steets, J. Graham. BACK ROW: R. Harrell, J. NoeM, T. Earle, R. Colemon, M. Dickson, J. Zimmerman, F. Hethington, J. Barr, J. Graham, S. Hurlbert, P. Stevens, J. Smith, R. Hollenbeck. MIDDLE ROW: W. Doolittle, Mascot, L. Logan, R. O'Reor. ROW TWO: B. Vickers, D. Brown, Sponsor, Dr. Davis; R. lisenby, D. Jones. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Mascot Wayne Doolittle Robert O'Reor Bill Vickers David Jones ..... Dr. Davis Lynda Logan The Alpha Hi-Y, whose members are senior high boys, encourages Christian character and fellowship. They strive to attain high standards in the home, school, and community. Page One Hundred Thirty-Two JUNIOR HI-Y ROW 1: M. Brown, I. Owen, B. Gorvin. 0. Orr, Moscof, B. Yuill; B. Hinnont, N. Howard, H. Taylor, T. Brownfield, B. Wallin, R. Brooks. ROW 2- T. Thomon, T. Marquort, B. Pillmore, J. Milton, J. Cline, K. Sleeves, S. Showalter, P. Hand. ROW 3: J. Carswell, A. Boyle, S. Pierce, B. Minter, G. Register, R. Hollum, L. Hinson. ROW 4: A. George, R. Wood, R. Reitz, F. Caddis, J. O'Hara, T. Smith, R. Abshire, P. Cordell, A. Bronson, R. Menthorne, B. Mitchell, B. Crown, C. Harris, Sponsor, F. Folony. The Terry Parker Junior Hi-Y has been active throughout this past year. Its growth over the past years has been reflected in the many service and social projects is has undertaken. All of this activity has gained recognition from the Y.M.C.A. and has made Parker's chapter one of the best Hi-Y's in this area. President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Chaplain ... Sergeant ot Arms Mascot ...... . Sponsor .......... Danny Orr Barry Hinnont Bill Gorvin John Milton Kenneth Steeves .... Betsy Yuill Mr. Falany Page One Hundred Thirty-Three SIGMA Y- TEENS Service being the main purpose of the Sigma Y-Teens, these senior high girls have spent many hours helping others and promoting the Christian attitude among the students of Terry Parker and members of the Arlington community. Their main money making project this past year, as in other years, was the sale of potato chips. The highlight of their most important social event, the New Year's Eve Dance, was the announcement of Marilyn Christensen as Miss Sigma Y-Teens. President Vie President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Sponsor Mascots Barbara Wood Lynda Logan Arden Wright Jan Ertman Marilyn Christensen Miss Rogers Dove Synder Joe Hester Mascots: J. Hester, D. Snyder. ROW Is C. Morris, E. Knox, B. Porter, $. Wishort, M. Christensen, S. Powell, C. Minshew, C. Beck, J. Piersol. A. Wright, B. Fultz, J. Ertman, I. Gloss, C. Huston. ROW 2: J. Woodley, H. Ertman, J. Riti, J. Knopp, J. Reid, K. Raines, P. Kennington, B. Wolfe, M. Scott, I. Wall, Poge One Hundred Thirty-Four I . Shockleton. B. Davis, S. Word. ROW 3: B. Sechrest, L Climard, H. Petwoy, S. Miller, J. Whitehurst, M. Novok, N. Middleton, 6. Wood, L logon, J. Woll, M. Corter. S. Helsley. ROW 4: P. Thomas, J. Purcell, B. Coffin, L. Ostner, F. Davis, P. Thomos, J. Arnold, G. Wall, J. Harden, B. Crozier, M. Foster, B. Howard. BUM KAPPA Y- TEENS President Vice President Secretory Treosurer Chaplain Parliamentarian Melodie Nolan Mory Brown Rosanne Gain Linda Raines la Verne Jockson Carol Foster The collection of money for the Humane Society, the donation of glasses and magazines to Duval Medical Center, and money to Care are a few of the service projects undertaken by the Y-Teens. Their social events included a Harvest Moon Dance, Christmas Dance, and a Valentine Dance. ROW 1: R. Gain, D. Norton, M. Nolan, J. Cox, J. Evans, B. Van-derhook, S. Williams, M. Brown, D. Watkins, J. Oliver, B. Arnold, G. Mosters, $. Holmberg, K. Pendergrass, P. Mathews. ROW 2: I. Raines, J. Davidson, B. Champion, J. Port or, J. Moon, S. Diel, S. Everett, S. Jones, B. Gaither, J. Block, C. McElveen, Sponsor, Mrs. Rvssell. ROW 3: P. Gaskins, S. Williams, J. Wilson, L Jackson, Aullis, M. Morrison. S. Murphy. B � ' - 'L iylor B. Morrison, C. Williams. P. King. ROW 5: C. Foster, eiahlv J Brunson, N. Gordon, S. Frankenberg, K. Camp, .rnander, V. Long, F. Padgett, C. Hummel, Clair Hull, A. W.bb, oberg, C. Murphy, L Seymore. Page One Hundred Thirty-Five Mascot: G. Rosenthal. ROW li C. Boyd, M. Martin, B. Baker V. Shockleton, S. Dovoy, J. Johnson, G. Hays. J. Miller! P. Rigdon! S. King, P. Schenks, S. Richardson, L Farley. ROW 2: S. Foxworth, C. Wilson, P. Hyman, M. Vickers, C. Hunt, D. Hones, P. Taylor, B. Battonelli, S. Taylor, J. Kehr, K. Wolf, A. McDowell, S. Thompson, L. Dinsmore, C. Capri, G. Albertson. ROW 3: P- Beck, J. Gil- more, S. Arnold, P. Block, B. Printy, T. Watts, D. Waoruk, K. Malsberger, L. Almond, P. Wallin, S. Downy, P. Hartsfield, K. Perkins, L. Pruitt, G. Owons. ROW 4: C. Boyer, M. Hires, S. Hooks, D. Martin, C. Rigdon, J. Seymour, M. Rooney, K. Walters, C. Swain, W. Hough, D. Moore, S. Rydmour, D. Lairsey, K. Rostron. EIGHTH GRADE Y- TEEYS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Choplain Parliamentarian Mascot Gail Hays Janet Miller Sondra King Pennie Schenks Lucille Farley Sandra Schloight Jerry Rosenthal Service and social events were the bywords for the eighth grade Y-Teens this year. The members raised money for the polio drive and collected money for the Humane Society. In addition to giving baskets to needy families at Thanksgiving they entertained the patients at Hope Haven Hospital with a minstrel. Their social world included a Father-Daughter Outing and a Mother-Daughter Tea in addition to their annual Christmas Dance. Page One Hundred Thirfy-Si: ART CLUB r -----1 A greater appreciation of fine art is the main purpose of Terry Parker's Art Club. This is accomplished by being an inspiration to students who are developing their artistic talents and also by creating a better understanding of artistic values. Under their sponsors, Mr. Dupre and Mr. Wald, the Art Club made their first big project a success by winning the trophy for the best float entered by a school club in the Homecoming Parade. Other activities included a spring dance, a hay-ride, and money-making projects. President Vice President Secretory-Treasurer Pot Kosokowski Jim Kirkhart Dorothy Pierce ROW ONE: J. Kirkhart, P. Kosokowski, D. Pierce. ROW TWO: H. Homer, C. Lanier, J. Burch, I. Hollingsworth, J. Horn, J. Padgett, B. Winchester, K. Mays, Mr. Dupre. ROW THREE: Mr. Wald, C. Beddow, F. Black, L. Filizn, M. Carroll, P. Draine, S. Busey, D. Brasset. President Vice President Eva Turknett Joanie Harden main purpose of G.A.A. is to promote sportsmanship and school spirit throughout the whole school. ' Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Sponsor SENIOR Lynda Logan Arden Wright Cynthia Menshow Miss Hodges Besides participating in several Sports Days during the year, the G.A.A.'s are kept busy with selling programs at football games and serving at athletic banquets. For a girl's efforts in these activities, the year is climaxed with the presentation of a G.A.A. letter awarded her at the annual spring athletic banquet. G. A. A. ROW 1; S. Potter, J. Hooglond, E. Turknett, B. Testa, D. Lineau. ROW 3: D. Carroll, K. Wood, J. Chorn, E. Johnson, L. Pike. ROW 2: P. Northrop, P. Grcor, M. Hoskins, S. Raulcrson, B. Ycarty. Page One Hundred Thirty-Eight ROW Is C. Addison, S. Abernathy, S. Wishort, J. Holl. ROW 2: B. Rohder, M. Christensen, J. Knapp, B. Sechrest, H. Ertman, J. Riti, E. Knox, B. Porter, 0. Pedrick. E. Loirsey- ROW 3: T. Chip-ley, P- Thomos, N. Petway, S. Harper, J. Whitehurst, $. Dresser, J. Wadkins, C. Steodwell, N. Herron, J. Hubbard. ROW 4: B. Jaris, S. Graham, E. Stanwix-Hay, G. Wall, B. Dunlap, P. Eubanks. S. Miller, P. Cheshire, D. Shockleton, P. Holliman, J. Waters, D. Forgraves. Page One Hundred Thirty-Nine ROW Is A. Wright, C. Houston, P. Walters. ROW 2: D. Page J, Woodley, J. Reid, K. Rains, J. Harden, S. Powell, J. Ertman, I. Clinord, C. Miller, C. Minshew. ROW 3: C. Benner, M. Scott, P. Kennington, B. Davis, J. Armstrong, B. Fulti, J. Purcell, S. Ward, S. Helsley, F. Davis. ROW 4: M. Novak, S. West, B. Wood, J. Piersol, O. Glover, K. Trella, B. Howard, E. Stanley, L. Wode. ROW 5: M. Rees, B. Cook, S. Sheridan, M. Carter, L. Logan, P. Thomas, B. Crozier, C. Willioms, 8. Parrish, J. Wall, P. Tribble. JUXIDIl G. A. A. A paper drive was one of the main projects of the Junior G.A.A. this past year. Proceeds from this drive went to sending members to a county-wide Sports Day. A variety of sports were enjoyed by all the members. ROW ONE: P. Schenks, S. Hook, B. Yolll, A. Mick, P. Hartsfield. ROW TWO: M. Morrison, B. Vanderhook, J. Miller, S. Thompson, J. Evans, M. Martin, S. King, 1. Farley, P. Wallin, S. Homberg, K. Filkoskey. ROW THREE: P. Beighly, Hill. B. Johnson, S. Stricklond, C. Swain, C. Barkley, D. Wood, M. Copel, F. Renforth, P. Roberts, C. Stillman, K. Walters. ROW FOUR: S. Frankenberg, R. Gain, C. Foster, A. Murphy, L. Seymour, P. Taylor, M. Brown, D. Jones, G. Owens, J. Copeland, G. Polo, F. Graham, E. McGroth, S. Schlevoight. ROW FIVE: I. Raines, S. Harris, A. Pitts, N. Gordon, J. Seymore, A. Bornander, P. Pillmore, W. Chase, C. Breedlove, P. Overstreet, S. Parnell, B. Smith, M. Ronney, D. Krepps, J. Roquemore, J. Cochran. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Parliamentarian Sponsor Betsy Yuil Anita Mick Sarah Hooks Nancy Shortlidge Penny Schenks Pot Hartsfield Mrs. Burrus T. P. CLUB President Vic President Secretory Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Ansil Ramsey Doug Brown Tom Rehkopf Bill Froher Terry Rigsby ROW Is J. Barbour, D. Ogier, T. Rehkopf, L Brown, Mascot, M. Scott; H. Pockhom, W. Doolittle, B. Anderson, D. DeAngelis. ROW 2: R. lise.iby, D. Synder, C. longino, E. Buie, R. O'Rcar, T, Rigsby, D. West, A. West, A. Ramsey, A. Schuller, B. Froher, A. Rosenthal, D. Rae. ROW 3: G. Hartman, N. Van Nelson, E. Moody, J. Hester, B. Newman, L Montgomery, R. Capel, I. Hartsfield, H. Heath. Page One Hundred Forty-One I TER- CLLH COUNCIL The Inter-Club Council is an organization whose major purpose is to keep activities of various clubs from conflicting. Its membership is composed of one member or president from each club in school. President Vic® President Secretary Russell Garvin Robert Elias Jane Hoagland ROW 1: J. Hoagland. P. Doomar, M. Hill, B. Watts, D. lienau, T. Earlo, R. Ellios, D. Shortlidgc, L. Lippert, G. Steevos, R. Garvin, E. Knox, B. Wood. C. Miller. ROW 2: E. Turknett, C. Yuill, B. Williams. D. Brown, W. Doolittle. B. Wingate, H. Owen, M. lowson, $. Taylor, D. Beddow. ROW 3: Page One Hundred Forty-Two SPORTS ROW ONE: Dave Korman, Russell Lewi , Woyne Doolittle, Nelson Brown, Jimmy DeAngelis, Leroy Brown, Eldred Moody, Doug Brown, Terry Rigsby, Gerry Ogier, Donnie Edlin, Gary Hartman, Cooch long. ROW TWO: Cooch Hortmon, Ansil Romsey, Gerry Wichman, George Shepherd, lorry Hartsfield, Howard Weitsen, _ ..... . Robert O'Rear, Eric Moon, Bobby Johnson, Dan West, Doug Pierce, Andy Schuller, Dove Snyder, Ralph Poge One Hundred Forty-Four ' BALL SCORES Parker 6 . . . Green Cove . . . . .. 13 Parker 13 ... Ribault . . 0 Parker 18 . . . Bolles . . 7 Parker 20 .... duPont . . 12 Parker 20 . . . . Bishop Kenny . . .. 0 Parker 6 . . . . .... Englewood . . 28 Parker 49 .... .... Fernandina . . . . . . 0 Parker 0 . . . . Fletcher . . 12 Parker 27 . . . . .... Forest . . 0 Parker 13 .... ....Paxon .. 13 Parker 13 .... .... Palatka . . 14 Co-Coptains: Cecil Longino Buddy Newman Lisenby, Coach Brown. ROW THREE: Reggie Huffingham, Ken Pilibury, Bill Vickers, Joe Heifer, Cecil Longino, Buddy Newman, Bill Fort, Harry Johnson, Dovid Raines, Henry Heofh, Roger Capel, Ronnie Edlin, Lee Montgomery, Bobby Cofer. Poge One Hundred Forfy-Five CLAUDE SPINK GERRY OGIER ROBERT O'REAR Holfbock Halfback Halfback A wet field accounted for many fumbles as Terry Parker lost its season opener to Green Cove Springs 13-6. Dave Synder topped a sparkling performance by crossing the double stripes for Parker's lone touchdown. RUSSEU LEWIS Halfback WAYNE DOOLITTLE Quarterbock TERRY RIGSBY Quarterback RALPH LISENBY Quarterback ELDRED MOODY Halfback DAN WEST Center ROGER CAPEl Center ANSIL RAMSEY Fullbock ERIC MOON Halfback NELSON BROWN Halfback JIMMY DeANGEUS Fullback DAVE SYNDER Halfbock ANDY SCHUUER Halfbock With the superior running of Dave Synder and the sparkling quarterbacking of Ralph Lisenby, the Braves held back the Trojans of Ribault, 13-0. An aerial from Lisenby to Ronnie Coleman accounted for Parker's first score, with Dave Synder dashing 31 yards for the second six-pointer. DOUG PIERCE Guard GARY HARTMAN Guard BIU VICKERS Guard IEE MONTGOMERY Guard DONNIE EDIIN Guard RONNIE EDIIN Guard IEROY BROWN Guard IARRY HARTSFIEID Halfback Following Doug Brown's initial touchdown, a 28 yard keeper by quarterback Ralph Lisenby helped the Braves quell the Cadets of Bolles, 18-7. Dave Synder kept up his scoring spree with a 13 yard sprint for Parker's third touchdown. Doug Brown led the way as the Braves turned back duPont 20-12. Brown scored two six-pointers and Dave Synder took an aerial from Lisenby to account for Parker's other score. Standout of the game was Cecil Longino with his superior power running. Gerry Wichman made the P.A.T. following Brown's second touchdown. HARRY JOHNSON Tackle HOWARD WEITSEN Quarterback DAVID RAINES Guard CECIL LONGINO Fullback JOE HESTER Tackle BUDDY NEWMAN Tackle BILL FORT Tackle GEORGE SHEPPARD End Cecil The Diesel Longino carried the pigskin over the double stripes for the initial score as the Braves crushed the Crusaders of Bishop Kenny, 20-0. Dave Synder sped 52 yards for Parker's second touchdown and Ralph Lisenby intercepted a Kenny pass and returned it 23 yards for the Braves final six-pointer. Doug Brown and Longino scored the two P.A.T.'s. KENNETH PIllSBURY End BOBBY JOHNSON End HENRY HEATH End GERRY WICHMAN End Poge One Hundred Fifty Halfbacks Robert O'Rear and Dave Synder scored two touchdowns apiece on runs of 40 yards and 20 yards for O'Rear and 6 yards for Synder as the Braves overpowered Fernandina 49-0. Larry Hartsfield carried the ball on a play that covered fifty yards—the longest run of this Homecoming night. Backs Eldred Moody and Eric Moon also crossed the double stripes for six-pointer. Gerry Wich-man caught three P.A.T. passes from Wayne Doolittle to complete the scoring. Led by the quarterbacking of Wayne Doolittle, t h e Braves romped over the Rebels of Forrest, 27-0. Doolittle's three touchdown passes and Synder's outstanding performance on both offense and defense provided most of the sparkling play of the night. The Terry Parker Braves tied Paxon 13-13 at the Eagles Nest to win a bowl berth at Palatka's Strawberry Bowl. Dave Synder was a stand-out again by scoring both of Parker's touchdowns. Synder scored from six yards out and also raced 78 yards for another six-pointer. Cecil Longino made Parkers lone P.A.T. Sponsor: Mrs. Scott Mascot: Mike Scott The backbone of our school spirit is the ten senior high girls chosen at the beginning of the school year to serve our student body as cheerleaders. These girls were chosen on the qualities of appearance, leadership, personality, poise and their ability to cheer. They participate in several activities other than that of cheering at all the football and basketball games. MASCOT: Mike Scott. ROW ONE: B. Foltz, C. Huston, P. Morton, B. Testo, S. Rauler-son. ROW TWO: S. Powell, B. Dovis, L Logon, D. Shockte-ton, V. Jefferies. Page One Hundred Fifty-Two BOBBIE TESTA VICKY JEFFERIES BONNIE FULTZ J. V. FIIIITBALL The Parker J.V.'s opened it's 1959 season with a 7-0 victory over duPont. The power running of Andy Schuller gave Parker the only touchdown of the game. With the terrific break away running of fullback Gerry Ogier and smooth signal calling of quarterback Howard Weitsen the J.V.'s setback Baldwin's Varsity 13-0. After losing to Fletcher 14-0 and Bishop Kenny 14-7 the J.V. squad came back to take Fletcher 26-7 in a rematch. In the last game of the season, with Bolles, Howard Weitsen ran a quarterback sneak from the three, and 15 yards on an option play for two 6 pointers. Jimmy Scroggins and Gerry Ogier also shared the honors with 6 points each. Final score Parker 26 Bolles 6. Coaches Thoman and Kitchens directed the Parker J.V. ROW ONE: Claude Foreou, Gerry Ogier, Jimmy Scroggins, Wally Brewer, Howard Weitsen, John King, Ronnie Carpenter, Buster George, Reggie Huffinghom. ROW TWO: Matt Lawson, Jody Farley. Benny Collins, John Borr, Andrew Btown, Phillip Kearney. Andy Schuller. Ronnie Edlin, Ken Pilisbury, David Pettigrew, The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders have diligently led the cheers at all of the B team athletic activities in hopes that this experience will enable them to step up to the varsity squad next year. Chosen under the same requirements as the Varsity squad, they are given to better themselves under the guidance of the members of their older squad. J.V. CHEERLEADERS ELEANOR KNOX Head Joan Forbes, Eleanor Knox, Nancy Petwoy, Fron Davis, Miss Shonks, linda Clinard, Paulo Cheschire, Charlene Beck, Anita Mick. NINTH GRADE FOOTBALL A 6-0 victory over DuPont began the team's 1959 season. The one and only touchdown was made by Jimmy Simmons. The high scorer for this season was Mike Brown. The two main quarterbacks were Larry Stupski and Richard Alexander. The team ended the season with a 20-0 victory over Kirby Smith. The team had a total of 4 wins and 3 losses. Coach Thoman, Godwin, and Kitchens directed the Ninth Grade Team. ROW Is Reggie Huffingham, Dave Kormon, John O'Hare, Mike Howard, Tommy Ward, Jimmy Stokes, Terry Wood, Jerry Cline, Paul Funderburk. John Stephens, Hubert Harmon. ROW 2: Mike Brown, Hugh Fleming, Richard Alexander, Larry Stupski, Barry Hinnant, Billy Duncan, Hal Taylor, Jimmy Simmons, Kenneth Johnson, Charles Berman, Jim Mullis, Jock Sams, John Heathington, Kirk Brannen, Buster George. Page One Hundred Fifty-Six With the efflcrtA off eHetycne... Athletic can he enjoyed by all Page One Hundred Fifty-Seven BASKETBALL CO-CAPTAINS: Ralph Lisenby Cecil Longino ROW ONE: Cooch Hartman, Bobby DeBoer. ROW TWO: Tom Coatei, Woyne Doolittle, Ronnie Herbert, Ralph liienby, Cecil Longino, Doug DeBoer, Ronnie Coleman, Joy Noel, Jimmy Spurlock. Roge One Hundred Fifty-Eight Led by their co-captains Cecil Longino and Ralph Lisenby the team brought the season to a close with 12 wins and 12 losses. With the close of the season Parker's erratic Braves faced the district tournament. Leading the team in points this year were Ralph Lisenby and Dave Snyder. While playing against other schools the Braves were successful in defeating such foes as duPont, London, and Bishop Kenny. J. V. BASKETBALL Parker's J.V. was spurred to many victories by the efforts of such outstanding players as Billy Cone, Eric Moon, Walter Lewis, Andy Schuller, and David Pettigrew. The team finished with a successful season of 15 wins and 7 loses. Some of their big rivals who they defeated were Lee, London, and Bishop Kenny. ROW ONE: Glenn Ron, Wally Brewer, Larry Russell, Eric Moon, Phillips, David Pettigrew, Andy Schuller, Julian Graham, Ricky Walter Lewis, Russell Lewis. ROW TWO: Benny Collins, Owen Hudgons, Cooch Thoman. Page One Hundred Sixty MYTH GRADE BASKETBALL This team had an exceptional year, having a 12-4 record and winning over Lake Shore, the county champion on their own floor 62-50. Larry Stupski, Richard Alexander, Ken Johnson, Dennis Parrish, and John Hethington were on the starting five while Gary Johnson, Charles Berman, Dave Korman, and George Register bolstered the bench. The team also competed for the Southside Championship against Englewood. ROW ONE: John Hethington, Ted Johnson, Richard Alexander, George Register, lefty Parrish, lorry Stupski, David Korman, Charles Burnham. ROW TWO: B. Moore, Larry Bowen, John O'Hare, Kenneth Sleeves, Gary Johnson, Tom Thoman, Eddie Harris, Coach Kitchens. Page One Hundred Sixty-One EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL ROW 1: S. Mette, K. Konode, J. Higginbotham, B. Garvin, J. Greer, F. Beckman. ROW 2: C. Boloun, J. Hull, G. Togston, R. Hoyle, M. Howard, J. Cline, Coach Godwin. SEVENTH GRADE BASKETBALL ROW Ii Mr-Brian. M. Miller, D. Clark T. Wooc£jT r ROW 2cPy f hower} E. Piere, R. Gomex,' R. Nucfcles Mr.n. Johnson, Page One Hundred Sixty-Two ROW 1: R. Whitehead, E. Buie, R. Lewis, I. Hortsfield, T. Rigsby, W. Doolittle. ROW 2: R. Lisenby. T. I. Ogier, J. Barbour, A. Ramsay, T. Hughes, G. Hartman, A. Schuller, Coach long. Poge One Hundred Sixty-Three ROW 1: H. Hull, K. Smith. R. O'Reor, J. Smith, R. Edlin, 0. Pierce, B. McClosky, B. Williams, J. Clements, B. Clark, S. Burch, D. Edlin, C. Berman. ROW 2: K. Pilsbury, K. Leonorde, H. Fleming, H. Packman, H. Cater, D. Snyder, D. Pettigrew, O. Philips, B. Johnson, C. Hawley, D. Ogier, W. Lewis, T. Rekoph. ROW 3: Claude Spink, J. Self, H, Smith, J. Renfroe, C. longino, B. Anderson. R. lisenby, H. Weitsen, G. Ogier, J. Jeschke. P. Stephen, P. Kearney. TRACK BOY’S SWIMMIYG TEAM ROW 1: J. Downey, S. Young, M. Lawton, G. Beoudry, G. Sobo, D. French, Cooch Podfico. ROW 2: J. Zimmermon, B. Cone, T. Gehr, J. Wolker, J. Noell, E. McDaniel. GIRL’S SWIMMIYG TEAM � ROW 1: S. Wetzel, J. Whithunt, J. Hell. B. Parri� h, C. Bennord, N. Douglot. S. Powell, P. Holloman. K. Wood. Page One Hundred Sixty-Six ■ .MUSIC MARCHING HAND The Senior Band began the year by marching at the game between Terry Parker and Clay County. They presented many fine half-time shows during football season. The band attended the Southeastern Band Festival at Bristol, Tennessee. Out of fifty bands that were competing, Terry Parker was one of the top five. The band recieved a superior rating in all fields. During March, the band put on a Winter Concert and participated in the District Festival. At the State Festival the band received top honors. A Spring Concert was also presented in May. As the year closed the annual band banquet was held. Awards and letters were presented to the most deserving students. BAND SERGEANTS ROW ONE: Al Covey, Mike Walter , Harry Kolenberger, Donna Schwendimonn. ROW TWO: Bob Snowden, Ricky Brank, Kenneth Wood, Nancy Cochran, Nancy Berry. Sponsor MR. LIPPO LANA ABDO JANE CRAWFORD DIANNE LEAPTROT DONNA SCHWENDIMANN Head Jane Crawford. Lyn.ll GUm, Lana Abdo, Bab Tom Snowden. Janet Baker, Donna Schwendimann, Dianne leaptrot. SENIOR “A” CONCERT BAND OBOES Bob Quint Alan Gradman FLUTES Anna Emery Allene Turner Scarlett Abersold Jo Anne Seaburg Barbara Jo Cripe Carol Barker Donna Owens Laverne Kogge PICCOLO Anna Emery CLARINETS Bruce Chamblin E. J. McDougal Nancy Berry Nancy Jo Cochran Lynell Glass Betty Goforth Dianne Leaptrot Nancy Ellis Ruth Wheeler Claudia Pierce Jeanette Sapp Frances Padgett Daryl English Carol Holt Judy Cox Colleen Murphy Elaine Higginbotham Dorothy Kesterson ALTO SAXOPHONES Mike Dickson Patricia Johnson Shirley Fischer TENOR SAXOPHONES Lana Abdo Jane Crawford BASS CLARINETS Harry Kolenberger Sandra Lacy FRENCH HORNS Bill Haire Carol Martin Roy Harrell TRUMPETS Linda Turgeon Ronnie Reitz Nathan Franzblau Ralph Burnham CORNETS Ricky Brank Bob Snowden Mike Walters Melvin Still J. C. Lowery Jimmy Burch Maurice Melton TREBLE-CLEF BARITONE Jay Zimmerman BASS-CLEF BARITONES Al Covey Scott Phillips EUPHONIUMS David Weipert Jimmy Allen SOUSAPHONE Kenneth Wood Kenneth Gaskin Randy Stoltenberg TROMBONES Paul Hanna Beau Winburn Jerome Hill Waldo Grieder Emried Cole Frank Pintello Jimmy Miller Don Williams PERCUSSION George Stupski Jimmy Scroggins Kenneth Jackson Tommy Dean Poge One Hundred Seventy-Two ORCHESTRA VIOLINS Claudia Miller Earl McDaniel Bob Pillmore Billy Pillmore Barbara Abersold Willa Huff Joan Broxson Kay McKay Kathleen Wilson Laura Byington Marie Tassey CELLOS Kenneth Cousson Dorothy Haltiwanger Carroll McClean BASS Randy Stoltenberg Tommy Gehr Jeff Rehkopf VIOLAS Bonnie Burnham Gail Ingram Page One Hundred Seventy-Three SEiYIDIl B HMD CLARINETS Zena Anderson Angela Andrea Ricki Bach Thomas Campbell Charlene Dean Sally Hollbert Dianne Oulton Jackie Porter Jimmy Sheridan Joyce Sinda Dottie Stone Linda Thompson Alice Webb CORNET Robbie Brooks Ernest Grant Chandler Hendry Walter Hinson David Jones Barry Lewis Gene Usher Belton Wall TROMBONE Ronald Butter Billy Harden William Smith DRUM David Jones Kenneth Leonardi FLUTE Sherry Edmunds Pat Mathews Marcia May Marty Moon Judy Wheeler Fred Zoeph Poge One Hundred Seventy-Four J. V. BAND ROW ONE: C. Rigdon, J. Goldstein, J. Nosh, S. Cothey, B. Scroggins, K. Storcher, J. Sunby, P. Hand. ROW TWO: C. Gattios, D. Privett, C. Slick, E. Bernan, J. Upschutz, J. A mon, S. Doolin, S. Lynn. ROW THREE: G. Vance, I. Davenport, K. Din� more, C. Toole, R. LipKhutz, J. Rotenthal, L. Duggan, R. Jenten. ROW FOUR: B. Varnell, J. Noal, F. Mitchell, J. Faulkner, R. Sperlock, R. lewi� , F. Nearhoof, J. A. Wade. BEGIMEH’S BAND ROW ONE: J. Burke. A. Owen, C. McElyea, H. Kintey, S. Cooley, D. Ankney, W. Lintey, B. Surolei, J. Hunter, W. Green, W. Hand, L. Robertson, T. Sapp, J. Steiner. ROW TWO: B. Parramole, J. Center, J. Ireland, S. Higgenbothom, R. Gorman, R. Morris, M. Holl, S. Pierce, D. Nicholson, R. Yontiss, J. Coshion, S. Kolitx, D. Flowers, R. Pintello. ROW THREE: R. Perdue, B. Slaufer, B. Commens, N. Stone, D. White, R. Senzig, J. Townsend, D. Zell, S. Wheeler, D. Martin, J. Sibley, B. Foshee. Page One Hundred Seventy-Five SEMDIl HIGH CHOHUS SPONSOR Mr. Veckruise Chorus Officers and Section Leaders Poge One Hundred Sevenfy-Six The Senior Chorus began the year with their annual Pow-wow and Installation of Officers Banquet and Dance. Some outstanding performances were for the state P.T.A. convention, the Annual Talent and Variety Show, television appearances, shows of local civic and social organizations, festivals, and the Easter Sunrise Service. The Chorus closed the year with performances at the Baccalaureate Service and the graduation exercises, followed by the annual end of the year party given by the parents of the group. CHORALE ROW ONE: P. Cheshire, J. Kelly, B. Wolfe, E. McDougal, N. Petway, S. Harper, V. Montgomery, W. Hinson, J. Fallin, D. Wodell. ROW TWO: 0. lineou, I. Sizemore, S. Potter, P. Tribble, S. McClure, N. Petway. A. Walker, E. Stanley, H. Stillman. ROW THREE: T. Rowe, D. Johnson, J. Hilemon, A. Schuller, B. Anderson, B. Halliburton, R. Brank, M. Dietz, F. Miller, S. Kearney, B. Blue. Page One Hundred Seventy-Seven GIRLS’ GLEE ELUB ROW ONE: S. Beighley, D. Wadell, E. McDougol, J. Fallln, D. lineau, Mr. Veckruise, B. Barnert, J. lachenmyer, B. Brennan, N. Herron, D. Seller , A. Wingfield, B. Barnum. ROW TWO: L. Lachenmyer, I. Anderson, I. Sizemore, E. Sthaley, L Wall, I. Smith, N. McCracken, L. Pierce, H. Stillman, S. Helsley, M. Green, P. Hellmuth, V. Carter, P. Plummer. ROW THREE: B. Olson, B. Harrell, W. Hinson, S. McClure, M. Foster, A. Walker, G. Osteen, S. Logan, B. Wolfe, V. Mitchell, C. Ritz, S. Henderson, G. Hall. ROW FOUR: J. Brennan, S. Ford, P. Cheshire, V. Montgomery, J. Kelly, N. Middleton, N. Petway, S. Harper, $. Potter, P. Tribble, B. Howard, L Clinard, M. Brant, V. Baxley, J. Horn, N. Rhinhart. BDYS’ GLEE ELUB ROW ONE: Mr. Veckruise, B. Kolitz, G. Paulis, T. Coates, D. Snyder, B. Barnert, M. Dietz, L. Demario, T. Rowe, D. Johnson. ROW TWO: S. Kearney, J. Jeschke, B. Snowden, D. Bedow, B. Blue, J. Sharkey, V. Hartsfield, J. Hileman, B. Anderson. ROW THREE: B. Halliburton, R. Bronk, D. Elliot, J. Halli- burton, E. Swann, J. McArthur, L Montgomery, A. Schuller, F. Miller, J. Scott. Page One Hundred Seventy-Eight THI-TD ES Nancy Middleton, Paulo Cheshire, Sue Potter. TRIPLE TRID Wanda Hinson, Dionne lineau, Janice Kelly, Vichy Montgomery, Paula Cheshire, Sherry Harper, Nancy Middleton, Sue Potter, Phyllis Tribble. HARHER SHOP DUARTET Durwood Jhonson, Ricky Brank, Bill Blue, Mike Dietz. Page One Hundred Seventy-Nine JH. HIGH GIRLS GLEE ELUB ROW ONE: C. Ford, M. Word, B. Barnert, J. Evon� , S. Murphy, Mr. Veckruise, I. Martin !, J. Oliv r, P. Austin, S. Klehm, P. Ov rstr t. ROW TWO: D. Bradley, A. Goode, P. Carpenter, S. Daughn, C. Nash, D. Wood, N. Shortlidge, B. Johnson, J. Ingham. ROW THREE: C. Barkley, T. Lanier, M. Evans, F. Williams, 0. Sheffield, S. Milton, K. Camp, Z. Ward, M. Brandt, S. Strickland. ______________________ _____________________ ROW ONE. Mr. Vodcrwise, j. Philippe, B. Coleman, S. Enke, J. Timmons, F. Stevens, J. Stikes, G. Johnson, M. Pierce. ROW TWO: E. Cheshire, T. Johnson, D. Korman, L Bouoln, B. Moore, D. Dillard, C. Platt, J. Watts, K. Brannar. JH. HIGH BDYS GLEE ELIIB Pag One Hundred Eighty Chorus Officers and Section Leaders The Junior Chorus began its First year under the direction of Mr. Veckruise with a program for the P.T.A. Open House meeting in September. Performances included a Christmas Program for the Boy's Home, Christmas caroling, the County Music Festival, and the Easter Sunrise Service. The year closed with a party given by the group's parents. JR. HIGH CHORUS Page One Hundred Eighty-One Pogc One Hundred £igh� y-Two MISS LYND, Lynda Logan was presented to a sell-out audience at Swisher Auditorium as the second Miss Terry Parker. Lynda way representing the combined foreign language clubs. First runner-up was Tina Moore representing the Girl's Athletic Association. Bonnie Fultz, sponsored by Sigma Y-Teens, was third place winner. Other finalists were Barbara Davis, Peni Jones, and Eva Turknett. The exciting event, under the general Chairmenship of Pat Doomar, was labeled a huge success. The moment of Lynda's presentation had all the excitement of the opening night of a Broadway play. The dream of many a high school girl—that of being Homecoming Queen in her senior year—became a reality for Dianne Lienau this past football season. Dianne was elected from a field of over twenty senior girls by the student body. Other members of the Court were Bobbie Testa, Evelyn Johnson, Gail Steves, and Pat Morton. Ate Highlighted An Hcwccfttihg JeAWitieA flmual Parade With Ch tried Orm Ike School Club 6 REST LOOKING GAIL STEEVES DICK DeANGELIS Page One Hundred Ninety BEST ALL ROUND EVA TURKNETT LEE MONTGOMERY Poge One Hundred Ninety-One Poge One Hundred Ninety-Two MOST LIKELY TD SUCCEED CAROLYN YUILL TOM REHKOPF MOST INTELLECTUAL JUDY ROBERTS GERRY CLAYTON Poge One Hundred Nmety-Thiec MOST TALENTED DIANNE LIENAU RICKI BRANK Page One Hundred Ninety-Four MOST ATHLETIC PAT DOOMAR RALPH LISENBY Poge One Hundred Ninety-Five FRIENDLIEST SONYA SHEPPARD CECIL LONGINO Poge One Hundred Ninety-Six WITTIEST SUE POTTER TOMMY HUGHES Page One Hundred Ninety-Seven Dependability and sincerity in what one does are two traits which few students possess. The following students have been choosen by a faculty committee on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service to their school and community. They were selected to represent that small group of students who have given unselfishly of their time to work devotedly in making Arlington a better place to live. Much honor goes into their selection as representatives of the OUTSTANDING SENIORS Poge One Hundred Ninety-Eight OUTSTANDING SENIORS CAROLYN YUILL Carolyn realized that in order to do a job as well as you are able you must strive to prepare yourself. With this in mind, she joined the annual staff in the tenth grade and worked her way up the ladder until, this year, she reached success as the editor of a well organized and successful yearbook. While maintaining one of the highest scholastic averages, she has been a Student Council officer among other activities. She also obtained the position of Worthy Advisor in the Order of the Rainbow for Girls. I ANSIL RAMSAY It is not often that a boy in high school obtains honors in athletics, extra-curricular activities, and scholarship, but Ansil has been an outstanding member of the football team, a class officer for two years, president and officers of other clubs, and a member of National Honor Society. These activities have led the fellow members of his graduating class to believe that he is one of the best all round boys and will be a great success in life. Page Two Hundred OUTSTANDING SENIORS BABS WATTS Bobs has been given the honor of serving as president of Anchor club, one of the few honorary clubs for girls in high school. She has participated in a variety of clubs and has assisted in work for her graduating class. She is a member of National Honor Society and has been active in the Episcopal Church youth activities. OUTSTANDING SENIORS GERRY CLAYTON Gerry has represented Parker to the best of his ability by moving to the finals in the National Merit Scholarship Contest. His extremely high grades throughout his high school career helped him achieve this national honor. National Honor Society is just one of the activities he participates in while taking the college preparatory course at Parker. y SONYA SHEPPARD Sonya's achievements have included a determined effort to represent Parker to the best of her ability. She has been given the high honor of serving as a Student Council officer for three years during which time she was chaplain, treasurer, and vice president. She has not limited herself, however,- to this one activity. She has participated in a variety of extra curricular activities while maintaining a high scholastic average. f DICK SHORTLIDGE While being a member of National Honor Society is itself a great achievement, Dick has had the opportunity of leading this elite club to bigger and better things while serving as president this year. He has participated in other clubs and activities while serving in this exalted position and maintaining his high scholastic average in preparation for his college education. Poge Two Hundred Four SENIOR DIRECTORY ACREE, ROBERT Junior Hi-Y 1; Track 2,3; French Club 2,3; D.C.T. 4. ALGARD, TED German Club 1,2; Future Homemakers 1; Junior Deputy 1,2, Sergeant 2; Office Staff 1,2,3. ANDERSON, BENNY Baseball 1,2; Football Manager 4, Head 4; German Club 3; Thespians 4; Senior Chorus 4, Section Leader 4; T.P. Club 4; Hi-Y 3. ANDERSON, BOBBY T.P. Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3; Track 1,2; Hi-Y 2. ANDERSON, CAROLYN G.A.A. 1,2; Senior Chorus 2; D.C.T. 3,4. ANDERSON, JAN Latin Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2; Thespians 4; N.F.L. 4; German Club 4; Senior Chorus 4; Library Council 1,2; Science Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Office Staff 3. ARNOLD, NANCY F.B.L.A. 4; Annual Staff 3,4, Assistant Business Manager 4; G.A.A. 2,3; Future Teachers 2,3; Library Council 2; Deans Office 3; Junior G.A.A. 1; French Club 2,3. BARBOUR, JAMES T.P. Club 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Key Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Latin Club 2,3. BARLOW, RAYMOND Injectors Club 2; French Club 2, Sergeant at Arms 2; D.C.T. 3, Historian and Reporter 3. BECKMAN, RICHARD Hi-Y 1,2,3; Thespians 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Injectors 2,3; Speech Club 4. BELL, LYNDA Transfer from St. Augustine, Florida 3. BLACK, DONA Anchor Club 1,2,3; Paramedical 1,2,3, Treasurer 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Y-Teens 2; Library Council 3, Vice President 3. BRANDIT, JOSEPH Spanish Club 1,2; D.C.T. 3,4, Sergeant at Arms 4; F.B.L.A. 4. BREWER, TOM Key Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Junior Hi-Y 1, Vice President 1; Senior Hi-Y 2,3, Vice President 3; Basketball 1; Science Club 3,4; Annual Staff 2,3; Latin Club 1,2; N.F.L. 2,3,4, Sergeant at Arms 3. BUCKELS, PHYLLIS F.B.L.A. 4; Office Staff 4. BUIE, ERNIE Spanish Club 2; Hi-Y 4; T.P. Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Bowling 3. BURCH, STANLEY Transfer from Altoona High School; Chorus 4; Track 4; Baseball 4. BURKE, PATRICIA Transfer from Bishop Kenny 4. BUSEY, JUDITH Y-Teens 1,3; Thespians 3,4; F.H.A. 4, Reporter 4; Spanish Club 3; Spanish National Honor Society 4. CARROLL, MADELINE DIANE Spanish Club 2,3,4, President 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Spanish National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; Senior Chorus 4; Junior G.A.A. 1; Senior G.A.A. 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Inter-Club Council 2,3; Anchor Club 2,3,4, Girl of the Month; Newpaper Staff 4; Girls Glee Club 4. Pag Two Hundred Five SENIOR DIRECTORY CARTER, VICKI DE BOER, DOUG Latin Club 1,2, President 1; Y-Teens 1,2, Treasurer 1; Annual Staff 3,4, Lay out Editor 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Thespians 4; Office Staff 3; Future Teachers 3,4, Parliamentarian 3, Vice President 4; Para-Medical 4; Anchor Club 3,4, Girl of the Month 3; N.F.L. 4; Senior Chorus 4. Transfer from London 4. DELCHER, KATHY Spanish Club 2; Chorus 3,4. CHERN, JUNE G.A.A. 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Future Homemakers 4. DE MARIA, LAWRENCE Transfer from St. Leo 4; Latin Club 4; Thespians 4, Vice President 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Chorus 4. DIEL, JAY CLAXTON, JUDITH ANNE Transfer from Grand Rapids, Michigan 4. Transfer from Ribault 4; F.B.L.A. 4, Secretary 4. DIETZ, MICHAEL CLAYTON, GERRY Hi-Y 1; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Camera Club 2; Band 1,2. Transfer from Kirby Smith Junior High 2; Latin Club 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Student Council 2; German Club 3; Key Club 4, Senior Director 4. DOOLITTLE, WAYNE Hi-Y 3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4; Inter-Club Council 4; T.P. Club 1,2,3,4; J.V. Football 1,2; Football 4; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Basketball 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. CLEMONS, MARCIA Y-Teens 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Library Council 2, Secretary 2; Future Teachers 4; Science Club 4; Latin Club 3,4; Future Homemakers 4; National Honor Society 3,4. COATES, TOM Key Club 4; Science Club 3,4, Vice-President 3; Spanish Club 2,3; Spanish National Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Thespians 4; Student Council 4. DOOMAR, PATRICIA Kappa Y-Teens 1; Junior G.A.A. 1, Parliamentarian 1; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2, Vice President 1; Senior G.A.A. 2,3, Parliamentarian 2; N.F.L. 2; Student Council 3, Parliamentarian 3; Science Club 3,4, President 3; Inter-Club Council 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4, President 4; Chairman Miss Terry Parker Contest 3; School Correspondent—Florida Times Union 3; School Correspondent Jacksonville Journal 4; Annual Staff 4, Copy Editor 4; Thespians 4. DUCKER, SANDRA CRIBB, DALE Transfer from Dade City, Florida 4; F.B.L.A. 4. Transfer from Kingstree, South Carolina 4. EDLIN, DONNIE DAVIS, TONDA N.F.L. 2,3,4, President 3; Thespians 3; G.A.A. 1,2, 3; Chorus 3,4. Key Club 2,3,4; French Club 2,3; Football 4; Library Council 3; Track 3,4; Junior Deputy 4. EDLIN, RONNIE DAY, BARBARA Transfer from Andrew Jackson 3; Y-Teens 3; Annual Staff 4. Key Club 2,3,4, Sergeant at Arms 4; Library Council 3, Historian 3; French Club 3,4; Track 3,4; Office Staff 4; Junior Deputy 4, Sergeant 4; Varsity Football 4; Senior Class Treasurer 4. Page Two Hundred Si SENIOR DIRECTORY ELLIAS, ROBERT Tronsfer from Kirby Smith 2; Camera Club 2; Latin Club 2,3; Science Club 3,4, President 4; Inter-Club Council 4. ELLIOTT, DICK Camera Club 2,3, President 3; Inter-Club Council 3; Annual Staff 3,4, Photographer 4; French Club 3; Library Council 2,3, Vice President 2; Newspaper Staff 3,4, Photographer 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4, Treasurer 4; Senior Chorus 4. EVANS, HARRIET Transfer from Plant City, Florida 4. FALLIN, JUNE Senior Chorus 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2, Secretary 2; Thespians 3. FORD, SANDRA Transfer from Wynne, Arkansas; Future Homemakers 2; Glee Club 2. FORT, BILL Transfer from Bolles 3; Football 3,4. FREEDMAN, STEVE Key Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3; N.F.L. 2,3,4, Degree of Excellence 4; Thespians 3,4; Tennis Team 3,4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Senior Chorus 2,3,4; Senior Band 1,2; Newspaper Staff 3; Junior Deputy 3,4. FROSS,ELIZABETH Y-Teens 1; G.A.A. 1; Annual Staff 2; Para-Medical Club 2,3; French Club 2,3, Chaplain; Anchor Club 3, 4; Thespians 3; D.C.T. 3,4, Vice President. GARVIN, RUSSELL Student Council 4, President 4; Inter-Club Council 4, Chairman 4; Key Club 4; Latin Club 1,2,4; German Club 3, Parliamentarian 3; N.F.L. 2,3,4, Degree of Excellence 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 3,4, Sergeant at Arms 4; Thespians 4. GREEN, ROBERT Transfer from Lake Worth, Florida 4; D.T.C. 4. GREER, PATRICIA Transfer from London 3; G.A.A. 3,4; Y-Teens 3, Secretary 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Office Staff 3,4. GWIN, MILLICENT Chorus 2,3; Spanish Club 2. HARBERT, RONALD Hi-Y 4; Tennis Team 3; Library Council 2. HARTLEY, BARBARA F.B.L.A. 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 4. HELLMUTH, PAM Latin Club 1,2,4, Vice President 1,2; Y-Teens 1, Reporter; G.A.A. 2, Parkerettes 3; N.F.L. 1,2,4, Secretary 4; Thespians 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Anchor Club 3,4, Girl of the- Month 3; Key Club Sweetheart 4; Chorus 4. HETHINGTON, FRANK Science Club 3,4; Hi-Y 4; Football 1. HILL, MARTHA JO Y-Teens 1,2; Latin Club 1,2, President 1; Anchor Club 2,3,4, Vice President 3, Girl of the Month 3; Library Council 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Treasurer 3; Future Teachers 2,3,4, Chaplain 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Student Council 2,3; French Club 4; Vice President 4; Senior Class Secretary 4. HINSON, WANDA Senior Chorus 1,2,3,4, Section Leader 4; Para-Medical Club 1,4; Future Homemakers 4, Photographer 4; Latin Club 1,3. HOAGLAND, JANE Latin Club 1,2,4, Parliamentarian 1; Y-Teens 1; Future Teachers 2,4; G.A.A. 3,4; N.F.L. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Thespians 1,2,3; French Club 3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Inter-Club Council 4, Secretary 4; National Honor Society 3,4. Page Two Hundred Seven SENIOR DIRECTORY HODGE, KAREN JONES, DAVID Future Homemakers 4; Art Club 3, Secretary 3; F.B.L.A. 3. Hi-Y 3,4, Treasurer 4; Library Council 2; Tennis Team 3. HOGAN, GRACE KEARNEY, SONNY F.B.L.A. 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3, Treasurer 4. Senior Chorus 3,4, Vice President 4. HOSKINS, MARY DEAN KELLY, WALTER Transfer from Paulsboro, New Jersey 4; Senior G.A.A. 4; Future Homemakers 4; Library Council 4. French Club 2,3; Camera Club 2; Bowling Team 1,2; Newspaper Staff 1. HOWE, MIRIAM SUE KIGHT, MARGARET NAN D.C.T. 2; Spanish Club 1. G.A.A. 1,2; Newspaper Staff 1,4; Office Staff 2,3; FBLA 2,4; Y-Teens 1,2. HUFF, DONNA Transfer from St. Augustine, Florida 4; Senior Chorus 4. KIMBRO, MYRA JEAN Transfer from St. Petersburg, Florida 4. HUGHES, TOMMY KINKADE, MIKE Hi-Y 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Injectors 2,3; Football 1; Spanish Club 2,3; Speech Club 4. Transfer from Zanesville, Ohio 4; French Club 4. IRVING, EURYLLA Student Council 1; D.C.T. 3,4, Treasurer 4. KOLLER, RUTH ANN F.T.A. 2,3, Treasurer 2,3; Y-Teens 1; Spanish Club 1,2; French Club 2,3. JACKSON, GLENN Senior Chorus 1; Student Council 1; D.C.T. 3; French Club 2; Speech Club 4. KOSIEWSKI, DAVID Spanish Club 2,3. JEFFRIES, VICKI KOSIEWSKI, ROBERT Transfer from Winchester, Tennessee 4; Latin Club 4; Thespians 4; Cheerleader 4. Science Club 3; Track Team 2. JOHNSON, EVELYN Y-Teens 3,4; G.A.A. 4; F.B.L.A. 4. JOHNSON, DURWARD LACHENMYER, JANET Senior Chorus 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Section Leader 4; Future Teachers 2,3,4, Chaplain 4; G.A.A. 1,2, Vice President 1; Latin Club 1,2. Senior Chorus 3,4, Section Leader 4. LAWSON, MICKEY JOHNSON, HENRY Band 2. Newspaper Staff 2,3,4, Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4, Historian 4; Key Club 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Inter-Club Council. Page Two Hundred Eight SEYIDH DIRECTORY LIENAU, DIANNE Anchor Club 2,3,4, Sophomore Director 2, Secretory 4; Latin Club 2,3,4, Vice President 3, Reporter 4; Senior Chorus 1,2,4, Accompanist 1,2, President 4; Student Council 1; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Chaplain 3,4; G.A.A. 4; Office Staff 4; Inter-Club Council 4; Senior Class Chaplain 4; Homecoming Queen 4. LIPPERT, LEE Key Club 2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; National Honor Society 4; Science Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Inter-Club Council 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 2; Spanish Club 3, Treasurer 3; Spanish National Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper Staff 2, Circulation Manager 2. LISENBY, RALPH Hi-Y 2,3,4, Sergeant at Arms 1; T.P. Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4. LOGAN, SUSAN Senior Chorus 2,3,4, Historian 3,4; Future Teachers 3,4; G.A.A. 3; Future Homemakers 4; Spanish Club 3; Newspaper Staff 2. LONGINO, CECIL T.P. Club 2,3,4; Junior Class Sergeant at Arms 3; Hi-Y 2; Senior Class Sergeant at Arms 4; Football 2,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 2,4. LUPO, JESSE Library Council 3; Junior Deputy 4; Spanish Club 3,4. MALLOY, BARBARA Spanish Club 1,2; Junior G.A.A. 1; Senior G.A.A. 2,3; Y-Teens 1; Parkeretts 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Future Homemakers 4; Annual Staff 4. MATTHEWS, JUANITA Future Homemakers 4; F.B.L.A. 4. Me ALISTER, MARIA Transfer from Lake Worth, Florida 4; G.A.A. 4; Pep Club 4, Head 4. McCarthy, sherry Transfer from Stark, Florida 4; D.C.T. 4. McCARCHER, NYOKA Transfer from Jackson 4; Senior Chorus 4. MILLER, FREDDIE Chorus 2,4; German Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Thespians 3,4. MITCHELL, VIRGINIA Annual Staff 2,3,4; Deans Office 2; Future Teachers 4; Chorus 4. MITCHEM, MARGARET Y-Teens 1,3; D.C.T. 4. MONTGOMERY, LEE Student Council 1; Latin Club 2, President 2; Junior Class President 3; T.P. Club 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2; Senior Chorus 4, Sergeant at Arms 4; Inter-Club Council 1, 2,3,4; Junior Deputies 3,4; Baseball 2,3; Football 1,2, 3,4, All City 3,4. MORTON, JUDY Transfer from Mobile, Alabama 3; Science Club 4, Secretary 4; Future Teachers 4. MORTON, PAT Y-Teens 2,3; J.V. Cheerleader 3, Co-Head 3; Cheerleader 4, Head 4; Latin Club 2; Thespians 3,4; G.A.A. 4; Office Staff 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4. NEWMAN, BUDDY Spanish Club 2, President 2; T.P. Club 3,4, President 4; Injectors 2,3,4, Secretary 3,4; Camera Club 2,3,4, Sergeant at Arms 3,4; Bowling Team .4, President 4; Newspaper Staff. NICKELS, DIANE Chorus 1,2; Y-Teens 1; Parkeretts 3; D.C.T. 4; Office Staff 3; Annual Staff 1; F.B.L.A. 4. Foge Two Hundred Nine SENIOR DIRECTORY NICHOLSON, JUDY PHILLIPS, scon Transfer from Wheaton, Maryland 3; French Club 3; Anchor Club 3,4, Senior Director 4; National Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 4; Deans Office 4; Future Teachers 4. Marching Band 3,4; Concert Band 3,4; Basketball 3. PIKE, LYNDA NORTHRUP, PATTY Y-Teens 3; F.B.L.A. 4; G.A.A. 4; Spanish Club 2. Y-Teens 3; GAA 3,4; Thespians 4; Spanish Club 4; Future Homemakers 4. PINKSTON, MARION Senior Chorus 4; F.B.L.A. 2,4; Future Homemakers 3. NOWLIN, WILLARD Newspaper Staff 4; Track Team 2; Spanish Club 2,3. OGIER, DWIGHT Latin Club 1,2; Y-Teens Mascot 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2,3,4, Sophomore Director 2, Junior Director 3, Vice-President 4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4; Anchor Club Mascot 4; T.P. Club. POnER, SUE Chorus 1,2,3,4; Thespians 1,2,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Future Homemakers 2,4; Student Council 2; Annual Staff 2; Para-Medical 2,4; Office Staff 2; Y-Teens 1,2; Newspaper Staff 2. PREVATT, LARRY Band 2,3. O'STEEN, GLENDA Thespians 4; Chorus 2,3,4, Librarian 3; Latin Club 3, 4. RAINES, DAVID PACKHAM, HERBERT Key Club 2,3,4, Sergeant at Arms 3; Spanish Club 1,2; T.P. Club 4; Hi-Y 2; Football 3,4; Junior Hi-Y 1. Spanish Club 1,2; T.P. Club 1,2,3,4. OWEN, HARRIETT Chorus 3,4; F.B.L.A. 4, President 4; Office Staff 4. RAMSAY, ANSIL Latin Club 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Key Club 3,4. Treasurer 4; T.P. Club 3,4; Football 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Junior Class Treasurer 3; Senior Class Vice-President 4; Student Council 4. PADGETT, JOYCE F.B.L.A. 3,4; Future Teachers 4; G.A.A. 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Future Homemakers 4; Chorus 1,2; Girls Glee Club 1,2; Thespians 3,4; Parker-etts 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2, Vice-President; Office Staff. RAULERSON, SANDRA Y-Teens 1,2,3; Chorus 2; French Club 3,4; J.V. Cheerleader 3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Office Staff 2; Deans Office 4; G.A.A. 4. PASANEN, JOYCE Latin Club 2; Library Council 3, Treasurer 3; Para-Medical 4, Chaplain 4; Thespians 4. REDD, MARY LEE Y-Teens 2; Spanish Club 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4. PEACOCK, JUDIE Transfer from John Gorrie 1; F.B.L.A. 4; Future Homemakers 4. REEDER, BOBBY Spanish Club 2,3; Science Club 3,4. Poge Two Hundred Ten SENIOR DIRECTORY REHKOPF, TOM Latin Club 1,2, President 2; Inter-Club Council 2,4; Hi-Y 2; Key Club 2,3,4; T.P. Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Vice President 3; Senior Class President 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Y-Teens Mascot 1; Football 1; Student Council 2. REINKEMYER, BOB Latin Club 2,3; Science Club 3. RHODES, LARRY French Club 1; German Club 2; Track Team 2; Tennis Team 3; Baseball Team 1. RIGDON, DELILAH Transfer from Brunswick, Georgia 4; Annual Staff 4. RITZ, CAROLYN F.B.L.A. 2,3,4; Chorus 4. ROBERTS, JUDY National Honor Society 2,3,4; N.F.L. 3,4, Treasurer 3; Anchor Club 3,4; Spanish National Honor Society 4, President 4. RONAN, TERI Thespians 1; Chorus 2; Spanish Club 1; Y-Teens 1; F.B.L.A. 4; Future Homemakers 4. ROSENTTAL, ALAN Latin Club 2,3; Science Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Tennis Team. ROSS, GINGER Y-Teens 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Future Teachers 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Office Staff 3,4. SALLEZ, ALLEN Transfer from Cours Complementaires, Ermont, France 3; French Club 3,4; Hi-Y 4; Science Club 4. SCHWANDIMANN, DONNA Transfer from Nashville, Tennessee, G.A.A. 2; Chorus 2; Concert Band 2,3, Sergeant 3; Marching Band 2,3,4, Sergeant 3; Majorette 3,4, Head 3,4; F.B.L.A. 2,4; Y-Teens 2,3,4, Chaplain 3; Future Homemakers 4. scon, JEFF Spanish Club 2; Chorus 4. SEWELL, SKIPPER Key Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 1,2,3, President 1; Latin Club 1,2,3; Student Council 3; N.F.L. 3, Vice President 3; Annual Staff 2; Thespians 3. SHEPPARD, SONYA Paramedical 1,2; Student Council 2,3,4, Chaplain 2, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Dean's Office 2,3,4; French Club 2, Treasurer 3; Anchor Club 3,4; Junior Class Secretary 3; National Honor Society 3,4. SHORTLIDGE, RICHARD Transfer from Charlotte, North Carolina 3; National Honor Society 3,4, President 4; Thespians 3,4; N.F.L. 4; German Club 3,4; Science Club 4; Inter-Club Council 4. SHOWALTER, ANNE Latin Club 1,2,4, Chaplain 2; Anchor Club 3,4, Junior Director 3, Girl of the Month 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 4, Chaplain 4; Chorus 1. SHUMAN, MIKE National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4; Spanish National Honor Society 4, Vice President 4; Science Club 3,4, Vice President 4; Student Council 3; Spanish Club 2. SIZEMORE, LINDA Parkerettes 3; Annual Staff 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Senior Chorus 4. ST. AMANT, ANNE Transfer from Ely, Minnesota, 4; Thespians 4, Secretary 4; Future Homemakers 4; Annual Staff 4. SMITH, DOUGLAS Art Club 1,2; Camera Club 3. SMITH, LINDA LOU Spanish Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Y-Teens 1; Parkerettes 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Future Homemakers 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Business Manager 4; Future Teachers 2,3, Historian 3; Office Staff 3. Page Two Hundred Eleven SEXIDR DIRECTORY SNYDER, DAVE VEST, PATSY Transfer from Springfield, Ohio 4; Football 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Track 4; Hi-H 4; Y-Teens Mascot 4. G.A.A. 4; Future Homemakers 4; Y-Teens 2; F.B.L.A. 4. SPEED, JANELLE Y-Teens 2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Thespians 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Office Staff 3,4; Chorus 4; Art Club 2; Newspaper Staff 4. VICKERS, BILL Football 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Hi-Y 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Science Club 3,4. WADE, HOLLY STEEVES, GAIL F.B.L.A. 4, Future Homemakers 4; G.A.A. 1,2. Anchor Club 3,4, Treasurer 3,4; Paramedical 2,3,4, Chaplain 3, President 4; Y-Teens 1,2; Student Council 2,3; Inter-Club Council 4; Annual Staff 4; Latin Club 1,2. TAYLOR, SHERMAN WAGNER, SUE Transfer from Fort Lauderdale, Florida 4; Anchor Club 4; French Club 4, Secretary 4; Future Teachers 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Paramedical Club 4; Office Staff 4. D.C.T. 3,4, Chaplain 3, President 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Inter-Club Council 4; Science Club 4; Hi-Y 4. WALDRON, CECIL D.C.T. 3,4. TESTA, BOBBIE Thespians 1,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1,3, Vice President 3; Future Teachers 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Office Staff 2,3. WALLACE, LINDA F.B.L.A. 4. THOMAS, LINDA Latin Club 2,3,4; Y-Teens 2; Science Club 4; Future Teachers 4; Library Council 3. WALSH, JOHN Newspaper Staff 3. TURKNETT, EVA WARREN, RAYMON Latin Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4; Thespians 3; Inter-Club Council 4; Office Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Anchor Club Girl of the Month 4. D.C.T. 1. WATTS, BABS USHER, GENE Band 1,2,3,4, Section Leader 1; Library Council 3. Y-Teens 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Anchor Club 3,4, President 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; G.A.A. 2; French Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Student Council 3; Office Staff 3,4; Anchor Girl of the Month 3; Inter-Club Council 4. VAN NELSON, NICK WETZEL, SHARON Football 2; Track 2; Hi-Y 2; Injectors 2,3; Newspaper Staff 4; Thespians 3. Transfer from Beltsville, Maryland 4; Latin Club 4; Paramedical 4; Office Staff 4. VARNELL, JIMMY WHITE, TERRY Transfer from Johnson City, Tennessee 2. Latin Club 2; D.C.T. 3,4. Page Two Hundred Twelve WHITENER, PAT Latin Club 1; Chorus 4. WICHMAN, GERRY Baseball 1; Football 4; Latin Club 1,2; Thespians 3. WILHIT, LARRY French Club 2. WINCHESTER, BARBARA Y-Teens 1,3; Spanish Club 2,3; Thespians 3,4; Future Teachers 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Art Club 2; Office Staff 4. WINGATE, BEVERLY Y-Teens 1,2, President 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Thespians 2,3,4; Library Council 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 2, President 3; Latin Club 4; Future Homemakers 4, President 4; Inter-Club Council 1,3,4; G.A.A. 1; Annual Staff 2. WISHART, BEVERLY Brush and Pallette 2, President 2; Y-Teens 2; D.C.T. 4, Reporter 4; Inter-Club Council 2. WOOD, KAY Band 1,2, Sergeant 2; Y-Teens 1; G.A.A. 1,3,4; German Club 3,4. YEARTY, BETTY Chorus 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3; Spanish National Honor Society 4; G.A.A. 4; Thespians 4. YORDAN, BETTI Y-Teens 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3, Treasurer 2; D.C.T. 4, Parliamentarian 4. YUILL, CAROLYN Annual Staff 2,3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Anchor Club 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 4, Vice President 4; Future Teachers 2; G.A.A. 2, Secretary 2; Y-Teens 1, Chaplain 1; Student Council 2,3, Chaplain 3; Office Staff 3; Interclub Council 4; Girl of the Month 4. 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