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

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1. T. Strike. 2. E. Everett. 3. R. Blanton. 4. A. Uselton. S. G. Larkowski. 6. L. Holcomb. 7. L. Hazelton. V.P.. 8. M. Normington, Sec.. 9. B. Covey. 10. T. Girard. 11. D. Stillman. 12. N. Horn. 13. D. Overly. 14. R. Bamberg. 15. ). McConnell. 16. N. Berkowitz. 17. C. Ragland. 18. C. Crouch. 19. A. Stringer. 20. D. Williamson. 21. C. Johnson, 22. J. Mclntire. 23. T. Mclntire, 24. R. Sapio. 25. D. Gracia. 26. S. Paryiani. 27. M. Felts. 28. D. Ray. 29. K. Bacon. 30. J. Bacon. 31. C. Story. 32. J. Herrington. Pres.. 33. M. Cash. 34. A. Maskcll. 35. E. Fesmirc, 36. T. Tabeling, 37. A. Cunningham. 38. Mrs. Robinson, sponsor. The Latin Club Court reviews Chuck Ragland at a Latin dress meeting. Meredith Normington serves Peggy West at Latin social. Latin Club 107

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Latin Club Hosts Variety of Activity Terry Parker’s Latin Club is one of the largest of the school’s extra cur-riculars. Major constitutional revisions at the beginning of the school year provided for opening up the club to any interested Latin student. This also made possible a more efficient organization. Latin Club Homecoming float, entitled Rest in Pieces was the third place winner. A Saturnalia or Roman Christmas party was held in December with a Latin scavenger hunt. The only fund-raising project of the year was the annual December candy sale. Proceeds support the club and pay for registration at the Florida State Forum. Academic and Olympic contests are held at the State Forum. The Regional Forum is held in February with the State in Orlando during April. The Roman Banquet, a feast with Roman food, dress, and entertainment is held in May of each year. This year there were 45 new members inducted to Latin Club at the club's spirits ceremony. Martha Cash leads Latin Club induction spirits ceremony.' Latin club meets in TP Library. Club members pay attention to induction of new member. too Sweet Latin Club welcome for new inductees. writ

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Thespians Present Variety Bill Thespians is a group of Parker students displaying dramatic talent. They are given a chance to develop their skills in all phases of dramatic activity, including acting, stage design, make-up, costume, and management. Rehearsals for Thespian productions are held throughout the academic year. The 1972 season included The Three Faces of Death and the comedy, The Ransom of Red Chief. Thespian productions include students from all three classes, and serves to make students more aware of dramatic activity. 1. D. Ingram. 2. M. Parker. 3. A. McCue. 4. P. Zakelt. 5. A. Bratcher. 6. G. Tripsmilh. 7. D. Walker. 8. V. Gardner. 9. B. McCauley. 10. M. Cash. 11. J. Phillips. 12. S. Brock. 13. D. Snead. 14. A. Harkey. 15. C. Mixon. 16. C. Croom. 17. M. McKinney. 18. D. Quitter. 19. L. Smith. 20. R. Ross. 21. R. Bamberg. 22. D. Elkins. 23. D. McCaffley. 24. M. Nor-mington. 25. B. Acuff. Meredith Normington practices a scene. Charley Quinn reads for an audition. During the rehearsal break. Thespians work on set decoration.