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

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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.

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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

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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.