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

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VICA-WT: llront rowl Fl. Elmore, pres., R. Spychalski, A Dowdle, M.S. Smith, sponsor. lback rowl P.L. Booth, D Shack, N. Bergeron, S. Bryels, L.Lovelace. VICA-ICT: llrnnt rowl F. Cherry, sponsor, I. Hill, S. Hampton, J. Kendzierski, J. Eubanks, L. Boyle. lsooond rowl L. Jaramillo, M. Oaks, C. Evans, M. Bright, K. Blazer, B. Loftin, Fl. Williamson. lthlrd rowl G. Morse, T. McEIr1aney, S. Turner, C. Copeland, B. Spaulding, M. Lowery, M. Clevenger, G. Hawkins. lback rowl P. Akers, E. Brown, E. McCoy, E. Mitchell, T. Rensch, J. Ferguson, C. Echols, P. Cox, C. Balmaz. It's not McDonaId's. Dave Williams, John Moss and Terry Madden risk their lives eating Mike Clevenger's cooking at the VICA picnlc. 11 f.. .tr

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l 3 , , , Plcklns and Sterling second of three trophy cases ln A hall before NCA lnspectlon. Vocations for every tc: te Vocational Industrial Clubs of A- merica was exclusively designed for students vocationally inclined. For- rest Cherry, VICA-ICT coordinator said, VICA is a combination social service organization to promote lead- ership training and interest in voca- tional training. He added that VICA had the potential of becoming the largest youth organization in the world, with the help and cooperation of all its members. Students had to be enrolled in vocational training tojoin VICA. Different chapters of VICA focused on different fields. VICA Wood Tech- nology here, sponsored by Moses Smith, did various projects for the school, which included building tro- phy cases for the front hall. Other training departments were located at Metropolitan Vocational- Technical School. Metropolitan was designed for students who were interested in specific occupations and planned to go into careers following graduation. 176 Parkview students attended Metro half of each day. Senior Lawrance Marshall, who attended Metro, said, I feel that the experience l'm getting attending Metro will better prepare me after graduation. Drawing up plans. Kelth Balmaz flnlshes plans ln architectural drawing. Vocational Education VICA 76

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CCE: ltront rowl Diane Ayers, Stephanie Lake, Paula Townsend, Betty Smith, Harvey Smlth, Greg Fortson. lseeond rowl Mrs. Bunn, Larry Jackson, Tommy Clark, Dwight Taylor. Iback rowl Patricia Townsend, Richey Daniels, Karen Mems, Steve Lake, Billy Trent. DECA: llront row1 M. Hannahs, M. Barber, P, McKlm, D. Dillahunty. lsoeond rowl B. Fryer, K. Massey, L. Waller, J. Romero, V. Smith, G. Johnson, K. Goodwin. lthlrd rowl D. Kauppl, B. Hampton, P. Ashcraft, B. Mlckles, K. Carter, R. Thels, V, Lewis, D. Lewis. Ihack rowl B. Brown, T Keathley, R. Moore, M. Hasler, K. Powers, D. McCorkIe, W. Harlen, T, Fowler. Cooperation provides iobs ,mfqii fs ev 'V 2 at ' -C ui. ik r eq iinxn' .V ' ti. I Merry Christmas. Stephanie Lake and James Cleveland, CCE students, take toys collected to needy children. Talking business. Mike Hassler and Klye Rice conduct proper procedures in taking a survey in DECA. ai., -A a,:.f.,, yy' Vocational Education DECAICCE