Parkview High School - Spirit Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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ffl' l is 'Q . Get bcick to nature Science Club raised S200 selling candy. Money wasn't the club's only interest, community ecology was important. The club collected paper, glass and other recyclable articles illustrating concern for ecology. Members and non-members alike noticed the club. Science Club seems to be one of the most active clubs at Parkview. They're always involved in doing something, a non-member said. Secretary Caroline Burton said, Science Club has tremendous poten- tial, but it needs support of the students who've joined, because the sponsors are really interested in it. Members took a field trip to Blanchard Springs Caverns during the spring stimulating interest in natural phenomena. Looking intelligent. Senior Melvin McAllister suits the role of doctor during an Advanced Biology field trip. Investigating the mlnute. A student collects data on the environment. Burns, C. Bartlett. Itront fowl K. Broadway, B. Pettls, N. Brown, T. Stone, G. Brooks, B. Clinton, K. Broadway. rowl S. Hearty, R. Kurjlaka, B. Bryan, S. Bates, L. S. Kendall, M. Watson. lthlrd rowl L. Looney. C. L. Suttan, C. Cornett, J. Jacobson, K. Quandt, K. Baker. lbaclt rowl A. Cameron, K. Fischer, S. Yount, T. Johnson, P. McAllister, C. SCIENCE: ltront fowl Mrs. J.A. Parker, M. McAllister, vlce-pres., K. Calhoun, sec.g C. Burton, trees., L. Scott pres.: Mrs. J. Dyer, Mrs. C. Beaman. lleeond mul C. Carrlthers, R. Del.aurell, C. Wilson, S. Pehrson, L. Au, D. Trlbble, T. Enoch, J. Smith. lthlrd rowl A. Jackson, D. Matlock, L. Littleton, P. Sudman, M. Blxler, C. Ftlcheeln, B. Burton, K. Newberry. lbaelt rowl K. Alllsen, K. Sltz, B. Hollenbeck, K. Smlth, P. Schwarz, K. Satterfleld, J. Robinson, G. Goldsborgh, R. Wllllamson. Organ izationsl Academics

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Environmental Interest. Carl Sitz chooses a book to research aquatic environment. Relating to nature. Students go to take a close look at what's going on in nature. l , i t , l .4 0 s ? ky: it 'I ' A , Q e.- , 'P P . - 5 af Science Department Science Club 641 . . , 9. tv' I k zu 1, X , if if We 3

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'IIN U18 WOI'ld MISS Angela S8875 and hef Reol life ot school Linda Gray, Future Homemakers of America president, led projects to raise money. These included showing mystery movies and selling popcorn. Members took foods to a nursing home at Thanksgiving and put on their annual Christmas play for the kindergarten at Parkview. Home economics and adult living prepared students for marriage and child raising. Home ec students learned to make clothes and cook. ln Adult Living you learn about houses, marriage, banking and family plan- ning, said Gwen Morrison. ln Child Development students helped with kindergarten teaching. John Deathrage said, ln order for these children to learn about every- day life and living, they should have the best teaching possible. I think they can benefit from my knowledge, as well as l can benefit from them. The president, Linda, said, Hu- man Development and Adult Living offered a lot of common practices that people need to know. Laurel and Hardy. FHA makes 594.95 on their movie Hardy Goes Shopping, a club project. X ,. .17 F .5 'ff L T ' ' Ms. . ,'-.r2,qy,i.9g.. . ,,-,dw g X aaa, ,ha gli. gms. V, ', ,f,. A 'i' ' .' f g7'Qn7,.ff1k3'-my T- . ff , Home Economics FHA 6565