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

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Coming through. Quarterback Mike Linebar- ier cuts through Catholic defenders to score six for the Patriots. Still Champions con't. Snaksd. Monsterman Mark Bonner gets help from Steve Larkin in surprising the Arkansas High quarterback and preventing him from completing a pass. Celebrate. Showering Coach Goodwin with champagne, the Patriots celebrate after winning another game. Motivation U26 Ji' . .4 , . ,, M15 A - ' ,.Wi1f,,5f , r-.- , ,, s 4 W ' Q' ' z f tx ., .A ,, 1 Q, ,1 . ..m.. Wt? wsmnu:s1

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f f i my V, ,iw pi, 1 A g . M .. , , ... ., ,tiff 3' ,F 7' ,, ' . ' ' , tp. Q Q ei e 2 .,, W ,f 1' ff ...NJ 3 H-4, i... nl 3 ..f C. Honeysuckle LB 40 G, Collins TB 41 J. Thompson LC 42 J. Richardson FB 45 B. Hollenbeck C 50 S. Larkin C 52 W. Theus T 53 B. Fowler C Plle on. Plne BIuff's quarterback, J. Richard- Lucky three. Dale Qulckle gets his third son, ls taken by surprise by three Patriots and chance at an extra point whlch wlns the Hall tackled for a loss. game. out the game, the coaches taught them. Officials call a game the way they think they see it in most cases, Presley said. lf they don't, you just have to add them to your list of obstacles to conquer. Obstacles compile a load which the team must bear in order to remain winners. They do it through incentive provided by the coaches. We talk to them almost every day and do everything we can think of to provide them with motivation. You can have all the talent and ability in the world, Goodwin said, but, if you don't have pride in your work, and you don't want to do your job the best that you can, you can't win. Coaches Goodwin, Jolley, Cox, Ripley and Kelley went far beyond pep talks in motivating their teams. They drew up blocking and tackle charts, listing block and tackle percentages, a winners' chart, listing players who graded at least 75 Football HB9

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WZ' ...ff E ' it a t Q ?E E lflIei5gQ?'i i D Temple DE 60 D Quickel LB K 61 C McMillan G 62 D. Collier G 67 T. Fiiggin G 69 M. Brooks S 75 M. Sears T 77 D, Colbert T ,ve-'A' Bye, Bye. Jerry Banks t43l leaves the Fiockets' defense behind as the Patriots defeat Catho- lic, 37-0, at Quigley. percent on the previous game's play. lt's like a test in school, Good- win said. Not only does it evaluate performances, but gives them some- thing to hit harder for. They found strengths and weaknesses by review- ing the film of games. Every Sunday the boosters got together to see the film with the coaches. After a display of vandalism and poor sportsmanship last year by both Hall and PV, the schools, through cooperative efforts and security, kept the rivalry spirited, but under control. The expected crowd caused the big Thursday night game to be moved to War Memorial Stadium. No way to put those fans on the same side, tas we do at Catholic gamesi Mr. Spitzer said. So, both sides held the approximately 9,000 fans who attended, according to the principal. Understandably, both teams' spirits peaked. PV almost defeated itself with mistakes and penalties. Mrs. Thedadean Borgard, an avid Patriot fan for 10 years, was seen wringing her hands, burying her face in her hands, and finally on her knees! After the Pats dominated the first half offensively they still had not put any points on the scoreboard and when Mike Kullander intercepted Linebarier's goal line pass for a 104 yard Hall touchdown, the Pats were demoralized. The Goodwin halftime magic pre- vailed again, and PV fought its way back. A superman catch by John Presley, split end, was good for a touchdown with seconds left. lt was agony again when Quickle's kick became the decisive factor. Only a hero like him could have kicked it three time in succession before the umpires quit calling penalties and signaled, Good. The sweet victory was 13-12. Chants of We're No. 1 and We drew Warrior blood rang through the night as PV kids cruised Hall neighborhoods.