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

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Thespians Produce Variety of Plays Thespians, the drama club at Parker, sponsored by Mrs. Jane Golly, is designed to give students as many examples of serious drama, comedy and mystery drama as possible. This year's productions include The Ransom of Red Chief” and “The Four Faces Of Death . The district contest, held in December at Pa-latka, brought the Thespians a first prize; best actress award was given to Laurie Hazelton. The officers of Thespians are President; Debbie Ingram, Vice President; Dennis Walker, Treasurer; Alan Harkey and Chaplain; Doug Snead. Billy Acuff backtalks Mike Duduit and John Phillips in play. Mrs. Golly assigns parts to Thespians. Alan Harkey and Meredith Normington practice lines for upcoming play. 46 Thespian Productions

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Mrs. Stivers and Mr. Knight present awards. Tom Stuart prepares his science project. Scott Graham displays pride in his work. THE DETERMINATION OF RELATIVE MERCURY CONTAMINATION IN VARIOUS TISSUES OF LOJJSQ P ALU ABSORPTION ZOOLOGY David Williamson displays his interest in zoology. Science Fair 45

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Eighteen Year Olds Gain Voting Privileges With the passage of the amendment which established a voting age of eighteen, the importance of student awareness in political issues became stronger. The 1972 elections would provide many students with an opportunity to vote in their first presidential election. In an effort to promote registration of all eligible students, the Student Council joined in a county-wide Vote Registration Week. The easy accessibility to the registration books encouraged a great percentage of eligible students to register. peter Elaine Wright gives speech for presidential candidate John Lindsay. Kandy Berinhout enjoys Julie Eisenhower's visit at Parker. Karen Miller is registered to vote by Mr. Essock. New Vote 47