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

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Juniors Soar to Top With Magazines The class of '73 began its Junior year by outselling the class of '72 in the annual Magazine Sale. The ambitious class began the sale on October 19 and for one week sold magazines to classmates, parents, teachers, pets, and anyone who had money. The total sale was $6,803.95, which was about $600.00 more than last year’s juniors. The result was Mr. Knight and the Senior officers taking a pie in the face, and the rejoicing Juniors reaping the benefits of their sale in prizes. Money from the annual sale will support the Prom in May. Thus while victory is sweet for the Juniors, Seniors aren’t greatly upset because the greater magazine sale will mean a greater Prom' Juniors build enthusiasm at the first Magazine Sale Assembly. Prizes range from posters to animals to clocks. Everyone got into the act at the pic-throwing festivities. Jr. Magazine Sale 27

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Sophs and New Braves Welcomed Students express happiness and sorrow at new schedules. Sharon Bald helps to orient former Stanton Blue Devils. “The wings are A,B, and C, with one hundred rooms downstairs and two hundred rooms upstairs. The swimming pools are located on the north side of the football stadium. In an effort to alleviate the confusion of the first day of school, Student Council sponsored programs during the summer to acquaint new students with T.P. The need for a unified student body was stressed. As a result of these programs, the first day of school was less confused for this year's new Braves. Schedule mix-ups were cleared, and the year was underway. Library is center of schedule changes after first day mix-ups. 26 Orientation First Day

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Brooke Burnette Crowned Miss T.P First runner-up: Miss Paula McDonald: seated Miss T.P.: Miss Brooke Burnette: second runner-up: Miss Dorothy Anderson. And Miss Terry Parker for 1971-72 is . . Alan Barber, master of ceremonies for the Jr. Class sponsored event left the sentence unfinished. This one statement was the culmination of many weeks of hard work for the thirty-five contestants. Various members of the community comprised the panal of judges which narrowed the number of girls down from the original thirty-five to ten finalists, evaluating the girls on their beauty, poise, and talent. Three of the finalists had already received recognition: Miss Congeniality Raney Henry: Second Runner-up Dorothy Anderson: First runner-up Paula McDonald. This girl whose name would be called would not only serve as Terry Parker's official hostess but she would also perform such duties as crowning Mr. Ugly and the Homecoming Queen and representing Parker in the Miss Senior High Pageant . . . Miss Brooke Burnette. Miss Congeniality. Raney Henry enjoys being a clown. mm