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

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Bi-Racial Seeks Understanding This year the Bi-Racial committee was formed to help solve any problems which might have arisen because of the school desegregation. A county-wide workshop was held in the summer to discover what difficulties there might be and possible solutions to them Bi-Racial sponsored busses to the football games, and held a bring-a-friend-to-lunch week as well as Black Awareness Week in Febraury. Miss Madry conducts Bi-Racial meeting. L. to K.. Front Row. D. Frison. M. Morando. D. Floyd. S. Sluder. R. Mick. Second Row. D. Ingram. Y. Davis. S. Bald. J. McNair, G. Naomi. Third Row. M. Alter. K. Williams. G. DcVoc. F. Gay. C. Thomas. T. Streets. Fourth Row. M. Finney. R. Berinhout. P. King. P. Dellinger. Bi-Racial members show interest in race relations by attending school meetings. Bi-Racial 6t

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ICC Promotes Club Inter-Action The Inter-Club Council is a body of student presidents representing all of the clubs, classes and activities at Parker. Beginning this year, ICC is not a direct part of the Student Council; rather a committee with appointed chairmen, Ray Day and Alan Barber. The function of ICC is to provide coordination of the club activities within the school and to promote school-wide work projects. Homecoming Week, floats, charity drives, and dances are all projects on which the ICC works. I. R. Duncan, 2. VV. Keister, 3. M. Duduit. 4. T. Smith. 5. S. Bald. 6. P. Dellinger. 7. A. Parks. 8. R. Henry. 9. P. Zakcl. 10. M. Long. 11. P. Myatt. 12. B. Hall. 13. |. Herrington. 14. J. Floats. 15. R. Bcrinhout. 16. J. McConnell. 17. |. Pa-trinely, 18. D. Williamson. 19. |. Vetter. 20. R. Day. Members of ICC football team work for a victory over the teachers. Ray Day gives Raney Henry a hand at school Workday. 60 Inter-Club Council

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Student Council Forms Many New Committees The Communications Committee was designed to improve the communications between the faculty, administration, and students. When the students had complaints concerning either faculty or administration, they were able to meet with some of the faculty members and Mr. Knight to resolve their differences. Front: Bobby llcthcoat, Jamey Patrinely. Second: Jan Lewis. Paula MacDonald, Clod Mattox. The House rounds committee's function was to organize work days and maintain the upkeep of the school. The workdays were schoolwide with each club and class having a plot for which they were responsible. The physical appearance of the school was greatly improved this year and the house grounds committee helped to maintain the good appearance. Front: Lynn Breedlove, Bunny Merlz. Karen Bowling. Second: Tina Felos. Tori Howard. Cindy Holcombe. Rhoda Mick. Third: Art DcAngelis, Bill Hoff. Jimmy McConnel. Fred Foreman. In order to give the students more voice in choosing the curriculum of the school, the curriculum committee was formed. By using the committee as a link with the administration, students were able to express their views concerning course requirements, pass fail system, and teacher evaluations. The committee worked closely with Mrs. McBride and many changes will be seen next year. Front: Jan Lewis. Bonnie Carter. Mike Duduit. Second: Royce Duncan. Bill Hoff. Art DcA-ngclis, Bobby Hethcoat. Jim Lyons, Fred Foreman. 62