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

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fd: ,1 -n 1 fl' Wi sr Mrs. Elizabeth Hardage: Eng- lish: BSE: NHS. Earl Hayes: Math: BS, MEd: Senior Class. Ron Hesselschwerdt: Drafting: BSE, MSE: Sophomore Class. Mrs. Margie Homard: Coun- selor: BA. MS. Mrs. Naoml Hooks: Librarian: BSE. Sterling Ingram: Band: BS, MEd. Mrs. Carol Ann Jennings: Business: BBE, ME: FBLA, Se- nior Class. Woody Jolley: Drivers Ed., Gym, Coach: BA, MSE. Mrs. Leta Jones: English: BA. Miss Carol B. Kafka: Home Ec.: BSHE. Mrs. Nyna Keaton: Counselor: BSE, MEd. John W. Kelley: Biology, Coach: BS, MEd. Mrs. Sarah Kready: English: BA: Fted Cross, Sophomore Class. Mrs. Bennle LaFargue: Gym: BSE, MSE: Liberty Belles, GRA. Mlss Paulette Landers: Psychology- Sociology: BSE, MA: Y-teens. Mlss Karen Larance: Speech: BSE: Parkview Players. Mlss Joan Maples: English: BSE. Mrs. Julle Mascho: Counselor: BSE, MSE. Mrs. Betlye McBride: Math: BA: Inter-club Council. Mrs. Gay McDaniel: English, Composing Process: BSE: NHS, JunlorCIass. Mrs. Julla McGehee: Journal- ism, Constltutlon, Splrlt of 78: BA: Quill and Scroll. Mrs. Mar- guerite Metcalf: Speech: BA, MA. Mrs. Jeanle Morehead: Math: BS: Y-Teens. Mrs. Julle Morgan: Choral Muslc: BA: Mad- rlgals, Cholr. Jeter Morse: Math, Physics: BSE, MEd, EdS. Mrs. Sandy Munday: Business: BSE, MA: FBLA, Senlor Class. Mrs. Vlrglnla Nelll: Adult Livlng, Child Development: BA, MA: FHA. Mrs. Jo Anna Parker: Biology: BS: Inter-club Councll, Science Club, Sophomore Class. Luclous Powell: Counselor: BS, MS. Mlss Dean Prlce: Math: MSE: Mu Alpha Theta. FacultylAdministration 233

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Sponsors hustle Students Awareness Sessions QSASJ were begun at Parkview after five faculty members went to Vail. Colo. for a workshop sponsored by the Alcohol Control Department. The purpose was to help students and teachers inter-relate better. The response of the student body has been quite exciting. We have had from 75 - 150 participants each session. The topics covered have been .M--Q-'41 ' Sponsors 232 Goin Places AFS s onsor Mrs Wanda and 9 - P - Wimberley, President Angela Churchill Hamilton Riley prepare for foreign student presentations. family relations, pre-marital sex, self awareness, feelings and emotions, said Mrs. Gwen Briscoe, social work- er and one of the originators of the SAS. Another active organization at PV was American Field Service, sponsor- ed by Mrs. Wanda Wimberley. AFS sent three Patriots abroad in the summer of 1977: Angela Churchill, Greg Fuller and Becky Hodges. Turkey was disappointing at first and I couldn't speak or understand the language, but after a while, I grew to love it, Angela said. AFS sponsored a day last fall when foreign students visiting Arkansas answered Patriots' questions. Beatriz Bonnet and Pascal Chateau, students from Uraguay and France, respective- ly, added a great deal to the lives of fellow Patriots. Lewls Dobbs: NJROTC: BA, MA: NJROTC. Mrs. Jacqueline Dyer: Chemistry: BSE, MSE: Science Club. Mrs. Virginia Faubel: Business: BS, MA: FBLA. Mrs. Coreen Frasier: Gym: BA: GRA Mrs. Debbie Fullbrlghtz Re- source: BSE. 1- Sam E1 BSE, MSE, BA: FCA. Ron era- 'f Math, English, Resource: Sophomore Class. Mlss Goodwin: Gym, Coach: ham: BSE: Beth Greenway: English, Science Fiction: BSE, MA: Cheerleaders. Mrs. Anne Grlfflths. En Ilsh ' 9 2 , ,,,, BA, MAT: Beta Club. Mrs. Wilma Hanner: Librarian: BSE MSE: Library. X ,,, 1 V ' y . l .- f-aka. 'B' A-...... .qc

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Family affair' Going to senior high school with their kids might seem a bit over protective, but several mother-child pairs coexisted peacefully at PV. Drake Hawkins, son of Mrs. Valva Hawkins, guidance secretary, found many advantages in the situation. I never forget my books, money or club meetings, and I always get to school on time, he said. On the other hand, Reginald Tay- lor, son of registrar, Mrs. Alberta Taylor, saw decided disadvantages. I can't skip school, and she's right here when teachers want to tell her something about me, he moaned. Andy Parker, 5-year-old kinder- Mrs. Shlrley Relchstedt: Span- Ish, BA, MA, Spanish. Mrs. Carolyn Rlcheslnz Am. Hlst., Am. Minorities, BSE, Student Council, Barrow Road Gang, BI- Raclal. Charles Rlpley: History, Gym Coach, BA, BS. Mrs. Evelyn Schultz: Math, BA, MAT, Beta Club. Irvlng Seeger: Biology, BS, MA, Chapel Club, Sclence Club. Miss Angela Sears: Kindergar- ten, BSE. Lt. Edgar Smlth: Naval Sclence Il, BA, NFROTC, Color Guard. Moses Smith: Industrial Arts, BS, MSE, VICA. Mlss Brenda Turner: Art, BSE, MA, Pen and Brush. Mrs. Lols Tyler: Math, BA, Sophomore Class. FacuItylPatrIot Families 2534! gartner, and his mother, biology teacher, Mrs. Joanna Parker, both loved it. She said, It's helpful not to have to make an extra stop on the way to school. Andy loves' Parkview because everyone is so friendly. Although some parents worked at PV, others like Paige Warren's and Cathy Mauldin's mothers, work- ed at other schools. This gave them extra perception about students, which worked to help the children, and, sometimes, to aggravate them. Try agaln. Seems to be what Mrs. Alberta Taylor is telling Reg as he tries to explain what happened to his lunch money. 'Qu-1 sc., .Qt EI' 'tl -I . ,, . ,, '03 I id r 41 ' li , X N I 1.411 N x 'x Q' -