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

Page 79 text:

Anchors Maintain Tradition at Parker Anchor Club had another eventful year as it continued many of its traditional activities and added new ones to their list of services. The candy cane sale was again a huge success and the profits enabled the club to participate in other service projects. For the fourth year. Anchors sponsored a foreign orphan and was active in Thanksgiving drives as well as charity drives for Muscular Dystrophy and March of Dimes. Social projects for the Pilot Club sponsored activity included the Christmas Progressive Dinner, the Leadership Banquet held in April, and the annual end-of-the-year camping trip to Gold Head State Park. Membership in Anchors is based on scholastic achievement, recommendation of teachers, and a vote by the club. Anchor Admiral Dale St. Denis. Paula McDonald delivers candy canes to Anita Drane before the Holidays. Anchors 75

Page 78 text:

1.1. Berry. 2. J. Kicblcr. 3. |. Patrinely. 4. D. St. Denis. 5. |. Brickerl. 6. S. Matchett. 7. S. Morgan. 8. M. Bessent. 9. I,. Routon. 10. C. Spier-ing. 11. A. Brown. 12. J. Bailey. 13. M. Shea. 14. D. Willetts. 15. M. Strickland. 16. P. West. 17. I.. Armstrong. 18. C. Mikell. 19. D. McCoy. 20. S. Moody. 21. B. Cornick. 22. [. Duncan. 23. P. Myatt. 24. V. Hanson. 25. C. Raschkc. 26. ). Livingston. 27. R. Grcfe. 28. B. Ward. 29. L. Prcgnall. 30. C. Messer. 31. Sharon Bald. Anchor Club members have pride in club, school and community. 74

Page 80 text:

Civinettes’ Year Includes Varied Activities Civinctlcs. a girls service organization at Parker, has had a very active year. Sponsored by the Civitan Club of Jacksonville of Civitan International. the club is devoted to serving both school and community. Members of the club are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and personality. As a community service project, this year Civinettes gave a Christmas party for undcr-priviledged children at Headstart. As service to the school. Civinettes co-sponsored the annual Christmas Dance and Christmas King competition with Civitans. They also sponsored and coordinated the annual Miss Model contest. To raise money for their projects, Civinettes had a paper drive, car washes and bake sale. Civincttc banner is displayed with pride at sophomore orientation. I. C. Smith. 2. B. Watt. 3. W Holland. 4. 1 . Dellinger. 5. C Persons. 6. L. Johnson. 7. P. Nel son. 8. M. Alter. 9. D. Currin. 10 K. Polo. 11. A. Drane. 12. D Harden. 13. V. Boole. 14. D. Ka sel. 15. R. Henry, 16. |. Currin. 17 J. Murray. 18. C. Knight. 19. L Breedlove. 20. I). Brown, 21. S Welch. 22. S. Poland. 23. I£. Mas tro. 24. M. Howard. 25. V Strong. 26. K. Moore. 27. M. Mas tro. 28. T. Howard. 29. D. Duane 30. P. Parker, 31. P. Randle. 32. S Atkins. 33. L. Nolan. 34. T. Har ris, 35. B. Burnette. 36. P. Syl vesler. 37. |. Chase. 76