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

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Victory Dance is celebrated by Victorious Braves. Soph. Jr. girls huddle in a futile effort. Anchors' sharp senses detect Sweet Smell of Victory. Cheerleader Alan Parks shows his spirit!

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Homecoming ’72 Sparks Student Involvement Preparations for Homecoming 72 began in the summer when Ray Day was appointed to chair the Homecoming Committee. The introduction of the Homecoming court initiated the week of activities to be culminated on November 5. The week of activities included Color Day. Team Pride Day. Brave Day, Soph.-Jr. vs. Senior Girls Pow-derpuff Football game, the traditional Bonfire, selection of homecoming court, ordering of mums and homecoming flowers, and Homecoming Day complete with Parade, Game, and (finally) the Victory Dance. Most importantly. Parker was victorious over Jackson in an exciting fight - to - the - last - minute game. Miss Debbie Brown, sponsored by Alpha Omega Hi-Y, was crowned Homecoming Queen, escorted at the game by Royce Duncan. Floats from the afternoon parade were featured during half-time, and the winning float prepared by the Band, was announced. Following the game activities, the Craig Field Armory provided a victorious atmosphere for the jubilant Braves. Debbie Brown celebrates an evening of victories. Homecoming candidates. 1972. Powderpuff opponents discuss game rules with Mr. Dudley. 34 Homecoming wm

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Homecoming Court Voted by Students Homecoming Queen. 1972. Miss Debbie Brown. 36 Lolly Iwanowski escorted by Dunny Whitley.