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

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BETA CLUB: ltront rowl D. Bluhm, sec., K. Hearty. vice-pres., C. Johnson, K. Gaines, vlce-pres., R. Hooks, pres., D. Dozier, treas. lnoond rowl C. Hall, A. Goodman, L. Richardson, L. Cummings, K. Mothershed, R. Westbrook, S. Murphree. lthlrd rowl K. Newberry, P. Cook, S. Smlth, P. Golden, S. McGee, Fl. Schlld, J. Yarbrough, B. Tadlock. lbeck rowl S. Lewis, D. Hawkins, M. Bonner, C. Honeysuckle, G. Fuller, V. Mooney, C. Overton, K. Looney. KEY CLUB 81 SPONSORS: ltront rowl E. Choate, A. Guise, P. Cook, pres.: D. Colbert, vlce-pres., T. Waller, sec.g S. Overbey, trees.: R. DeLaureIl, M. Zlmmern' lsloond rowl J. Atkins, M. McAllister, J. Holloway Roussel, D. Howard, D. Trlbble, R. Wllllamson, K. Loor L. Jones. lthlrd rowl J. McDowell, K. Sltz, G. Fuller Robinson, C. McMillan, B. McElroy, J. Davis, S. Smith Timmons. lboek rowl P. Sudman, M. Bonner, D. Tem Joining in the honorable fur The club is shadowed by the feeling of pessimism, according to Robin Hooks, Beta Club president. However, we've tried to overcome this image by various activities such as a Halloween box for the kindergar- ten class and giving candy to students on Halloween. The club collected food for Thanks- giving, made cookies for the Red Cross and sold High on the Hogs T-shirts. An early induction for seniors was held in order to include them in the year's activities, sponsor, Mrs. Eve- lyn Shultz, said. Key Club began the year by adopting 13 children from the Metho- dist Children's Homeg they entertain- ed the children on special holidays and birthdays. There is a new outlook in the club this year, l N I 'X ,P an' Y- .4-'rage Beta ClublKey Club M32 remarked Paul Cook, president. The format has changed from an orga- nized program of speakers to a project-oriented club. The club published football pro- grams and attended various Kiwanis Club functions. In addition, it spon- sored the Junior Miss Pageant for Central Arkansas delagate-at-large, after being asked by Vicki Martin, Arkansas' Junior Miss for 1977. Vicki was also Parkview's Key Club sweet- heart in 1977. Yum-Yum. Christy Johnson, Beta Club his- torian, boxes cookies collected for the Red Cross Center. Wait e minute. Adam Guise and fellow Key Clubbers Scott Smith and Scot Overbey play host to their friends from the Methodist Children's Home. ll PDP' 3921- Jv- S: f' Show oft. Robin Hooks, Beta Club president presents to Kay Gaines, editor of th Constitution, a plague from the National Bet Club commending the Constitution for excel Ience. . 4? can-Q.

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Heritoge enlightens Potriot Y-teens began their 1977-78 year with a membership drive that netted 105 members. Y-teens is a very good way to provide services for the community, said sponsor Miss Paulette Landers. They babysat for the SCAN project and gift wrapped at Christmas for United Cerebrial Palsy. For mem- bers, mid-winter elections of the city officers were held and a mother and daughter tea. Y-Teens is a Christian organiza- tion for young girls, it gives them a chance to meet and make new friends from all over, said President Cary Tracy. Though Y-Yeens and Black Culture Club had different reasons for exis- tence, they both provided services by students interested in certain areas. Parkview's Black Culture Club taught people about the heritage of the black American. Diane Smith said, I don't think that Black Culture should be only for the blacks, but for the whites as well. lt could make both the blacks and whites have a better understanding and see where each individual if coming from. Cutest little baby face. Scott Smith and Y-teen president, Carey Tracy pick out who the varsity football are in a fund raising contest held by Y-Teens earlier in the year. Rx is., Q Y-TeenslBlack Culture Club M154 Y-TEENS: llront rowl K. Webber, L. Fowler, K. Davis, Ramey, A. Cameron, K. Holcomb. lleeond rowl Jernigan, K. Piazza, B. Kohler, B. Grose, P. Lynch, Harrell, K. Baker. lthlrd NW, C. Robertson, K. Carlisle, Greenfield, S. Fllchardson, T. Presley, C. Carrlthers, Sutton, J. Molock. lback rowl B. Tribble, B. English, Jackson, A. Fuller, L. Richardson, D. Muse, B. Tadlock, FENCE, L. HDIC. M L C Y L A S Y-TEENS: ltront rowl Mrs. Morehead, adviser: C. vice-pres.: C. Tracy, pres., M. Twedt, city pres. McClure, sec.ltreas.g K. Brenton, B. Burcham, vice-pres.: P. Landers, 8dVlS9f.lllI'ld rowl K. James Gray, A. Bowen, D. Caldwell, K. Wood, P Denton, Davis, K. Joyce. lback rowl K. Glllum, A. Alexander, L. Edelsteln, C. Bloom, T. McClure M. Mlller, A. Eastln. 1