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

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IXOYC Host Schoolwide Skating Martha Cash and Chuck Douglas enjoy Russell Pitts and Henry Willis practice tricks, skating couples. Melinda Smith and Gary Ellis enjoy skating side by side. Henry Willis and Mrs. Cash talk over ticket sales. Party In .in effort to relieve the boredom which set in around the school during February. IXOYC's sponsored a skating party. The party was held at the Rollerdrome and was open to the student body. While providing over a hundred students with an evening of fun. IXOYC’s was also able to earn money which will enable them to provide both club and school service projects. All who attended enjoyed the novel form of entertainment.

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Parker Holds First Black Awareness Week Observance of Black History Week was begun at Parker this year with the theme of Art. Music and Literature-Evidence of Black Culture. The purpose of the week was to promote recognition of the infiuences of Black people upon American Society. Members of the Bi-Racial Committee placed posters which told of outstanding Black Americans. Biographical sketches of Black people were given on the morning announcements. Margaret Freeman entertains the audience with her comedy act. A tribute to Jerry Butter by Oleta Dorsey. Frcdrita Gray ' 48 Black Awareness Week

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Everything You Always Wanted to Know . . . The 1972 Senior Pollies was centered around the theme. Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Parker. But were Afraid to Ask. The tone of Follies was. as usual, humorous as skits were performed which mocked students, teachers, and administration. The majority of the night was material which reconstructed amusing events of the year and poked fun at the teachers. Although the majority of Follies was written by the writers’ staff, any Senior who had a funny idea was able to make suggestions. Jamey Pa-trinely and Laurie Kouton served as directors of Follies and did much of the work involved in organizing the over 120 cast members into a performing group. Many hours of preparation went into the production of Follies '72 but the evening of enjoyment was well worth the effort. Miss Missouri lowers over first grade class! Senior Love is much too strong. Jeff Pierson us a Zambini Brother. Bill Hoff provides sound track to animal film. Robot Phil Greene is set in place by Mike Atter. 50