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

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Perlection. Liberty Belles hold the attention of many during their half time performance. Go! The Liberty Belles prove to be one of the most spirited groups of supporters at away games as well as home games. 0 Rte new an rl i ,ai rt, : I I ig ya N . it V I ,M A X 1 1 K -,gy-I at ' j g ,Am ,bi Wy, f-. V - n I Car Wash. Liberty Belles wash cars at the Mobil gas station, at Markham and Barrow Fload, to raise money. Sports llll3

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Spirit backers con't. High kicks and distinct marching skills were not the only outstanding features of the Liberty Belles. They, like the cheerleaders, spent much of their time making posters and ban- ners. Being a Liberty Belle was hardg it involved long hours of practice plus attendance at most of games. Al- though they were required to attend seven football games, they only performed at four. To some, all the practice seemed wasted, since their performances were limited, but to others it made no difference. Junior Belle Rene Racop felt no regrets or disappointments for her year as a Belle. lt makes me proud to know that l am a Liberty Belle. I feel I am an active part of the student body since I am involved in Liberty Belles. It makes me feel good to know l help create spirit throughout the school. Success seemed to be Parkview's middle name. In the 10 years that the school existed, eight of which includ- ed seniors, the football team had won one AAA championship, three AAAA championships and, of course, this year's celebrated AAAAA champion- ship. The basketball team had won one state title, two out of three UCA tournaments, two out of three city tournaments and three conference titles, before becoming AAAAA champions in '78. Girls' sports, slowly but surely surfacing, had gained strength with the aid of Title IX funds. The girls' gymnastics, track and volleyball teams have gained ground and recog- nition. Students took pride in sup- porting a number one athletic pro- gram with a number one group of supporters, organized and unorga- nized. LIBERTY BELLES: liront rowl Beth Trlbble, eo-captain: Pam Golden, captalng Krlstl Broadaway, master sergeant. lseeond YOWI Al Flene Pace, Andrea Eastln, Debbie Hodges, Daren Dozler, Dana Bluhm, Cherrl Comer, Anne Bates, Judy McDermott, Rene Flaoop, Klm Hodlrey, Lls Fowler, Renee Merritt, Nlta Brown, Llnda Gray. llhlrd rowj Lauren Fllggln, Brenda English, Marsha Parks, Llsa Hemme, Kim Holcomb, Pam Molock, Patty Bates, Suzanne Cunningham, Yevette Fraunfelder, Rosle Mahfouz, Terry Allen, Kim Webber, Julia Laudenberg, Laura Flack, Sharon Bealer, Lynn Bloom, Klm Glllum, Melissa Flay, Caroline Burton, Gay Parker. lbeck rnwl David Baker, drummerg Becky Tadlock, Shel la Johnson, Gloria Springer, Charlet Davis, Agnolla Gay, Sarah Lewls, Tania Enoch, Sundra James, Catheryn Branton, Jeff Floussel, drummer. RUN OVER THE Orlglnal run throughs open every game ATRIDT ER!!!

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