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

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Up With Junior Spirit The Magazine Sale climaxes with pies in the face. Juniors enjoy class. The class of '73 was the working class of Parker this year. The Junior class sponsored both the Miss Terry Parker contest and the 1972 Prom-given to the Senior Class as a tradition. To raise money to sponsor these activities, the Juniors sold magazines-outselling all previous classes in total money taken in. By working with their sponsor, Mr. Ja-xon. the juniors were able to organize these projects and helped to run them more efficiently. C. Naomi, P. Myall. B. Carlson. M. Wood, I). Martin. R. Berinhout. 1. P. Myall, 2.1). Martin. 3. M. Wood. 4. C. Graham. 5. B. Cornick. 6. K. Marinkovich, 7. II. McPherson. 8. K. Hamlin, 9. B. Carlson, 10. G. Naomi. 11. R. Berinhout, 12. S. Thomas. 13. I). Bolton. 14. T. Marlin. 15. A. Felos. 16. B. Thomas, 17. I). Piper. 18. B. Rogers. 19. M. Wilowski, 20.1.. Johnson. 21. Y. Davis. 22- K. Chachos. 23. F. Gay. 24. M. Rowe. 25. K. Petty.

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Class of ’72 “It’s been a long time coming was the cry of the Senior Uprising as the Senior Class began their celebration of their school year. Because of the variety and number of Senior activities, the class of 72 was fortunate to have good leadership on the part of the officers and the Senate. Some of the activities were Mr. Ugly, Senior Follies. Free Form concert, and a sno-cone day. J. Clark. J. Patrinely. C. Persons, L. Kouton. S. Matchctt. R. Duncan. J. Clark participates in Hat Day. Much effort was put into the Senior float. 1. M. Ingram. 2. W. Holland. 3. L. Bramlett, 4. B. Mertz. 5. V. Boole. 6. L. Furches. 7. J. Herrington. 8. M. l.ong, 9. J. Currin. 10. C. Galli-gar. 11. J. McConnell. 12. R. Gay. 13. E. Sawyer. 14. P. Green. 15. K. Brackin. 16. M. Utsey, 17. D. Willetts. 18. P. Parker. 19. S. Cox. 20. C. Johnson. 64 Juniors

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Class of ‘74 Unites at TP Murcia Howard gives her campaign speech. One of the main functions of the sophmore class is to unite their class. Because the school was no longer on split sessions, the task of establishing school spirit was made easier. The soph's succeeded in showing great spirit and concern for the school. They participated in Homecoming by sponsoring a candidate and a float and sponsored Mr. Ugly and Christmas King nominees. The Class of 1974 have many talents and arc a very vital part of student government at TP. Soph officers take a break after an important business meeting. I I T. Early. 2. A. Stringer, 3. B. Phillippe, 4. M. Besscnt, 5. M. How• I ard. 6. L Nolan. 7. M. Morando. 8. C. Woodard. 9. S. Sciplc. W. K. Todd. Sophomores