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

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BYGCBS 222 Michael Underwood Carolyn Usher Greg Vaughn Eric Vessels Kathiye Wall Theresa Walters Kay Ward Larry Waschka Marlon Watson Marti Watson Wayne Watts Anthony Webb Jayne Webb Linda Weidekiend Mitchell White Felcia Whitner Michael Whittington Dale Wiley l'm stuck! Tracey Plcou, after enduring the torture of no taffy for so long, glves In and gets really stuck up.

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97 vs ' rf W wt Y . r I W elf For the show. Monty Phillips catalogs the Cold Cream. Sophomore Martha Chownlng wardrobe closet at the Arkansas Arts Center removes hertheatrical make-up after perform- before Bluebird. ing as Mrs. Bedgood in Ollver. biz' Whether it was swimming, paint- ing, ballet or acting, Parkview stu- dents had many hobbies. Sophomores Martha Chownlng and Monty Phillips both spent much time and effort working with the Arkansas Arts Center's Children's Theater. Monty attended a drama class and got involved with the Arts Center production by working behind the scenes, like painting scenery, operat- ing lighting and sound, necessities involved in putting a show together. After a year of active duty, he received his first speaking role. His first part was as a chorus member in Cinderella. Oliver was his first major production. He played the part of Noah Claypole. Last summer, Monty became stage manager for the traveling troupe for the show, Kid Stuff. The last show he performed in was The Bluebird, which he did in December. Monty said, I feel that it's best to start small rather than butcher a character or role that you are not artistically mature enough for. Monty doesn't want over-exposure. He also liked to do technical work. Art was one of his interests, but he did not plan to make it his career. Martha became involved with the Arts Center through some of her close friends. She wasn't interested until she auditioned for Tom Sawyer, but she was rejected for the part. She had given up all hope, but was persuaded to try again by her family. She auditioned and got a role in Pinocchio as a Christmas tree. She tried again for a part in Snow White, but was turned down, so she became involved with technical work. Martha learned to live with disappointments, but enjoyed playing Mrs. Bedgood, the housekeeper, in Oliver. Last summer, Martha went to camp and played a part in Bye, Bye, Birdie, a musical comedy. Looking ahead, Martha wants to attend Northwestern University in Chicago. She feels that she would like to continue acting. Lights out. Monty and Martha enjoy the technical aspects of theater as well as performances. Sophomores

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43' VHP ...J Tin grin , Twas the night after I got my braces put on, and Mom said that I would be drinking soup through a straw at breakfast, lunch and supper for the next week. While thinking of how sick of soup I would be, visions of popcorn, taffy, corn-on-the-cob, cara- mel apples, steak and bubble gum ,danced through my head. I I wasn't the only one who was mourning the loss of eating sticky and lchewy foods. Karen Lee, sophomore said, I had wear braces because I had too ,pany teeth and my mouth was overcrowded. She wore her braces Mor two years, and during that time lshe only had trouble with one band, lwhen it came off while she was eating ice. Eben Bradley hated giving up his lfavorite bubble gum for the time it ltook to straighten his teeth. However, lwhen it was all over, he was glad he had done it. I I I I l Agony and ecstasy. Karen Lee suffers each month when the orthodontist takes his huge wrench to tighten her braces. 5EP f'i?w W 335 Wifi'-' ,.,. . . . Adam Williams Bettye Williams Donna Williams Erma Williams Flosland Williams Sherry Williams Carmela Wilson Clay Wilson Everett Wilson Forrest Wilson Gloria Wilson Phillip Wilson Russell Winburn Norris Winfrey David Winter George Wire LaNora Witt John Wolthuis Kelly Wood Sue Wordinger Dwana Worthy Pam Wrather Cindy Wright Nathaniel Yancy Phyllis Yancy Ross Yeatman Mark Zachary Sophomores 223