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

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.1-- W1 4' 1. r d.gui1Y MW! b . Anne Goodman, edltorg Jenny Davls, assistant edltor Craig Boyd, Felila McPeasce, Dan Howard Sharon Bealer, ,, .1 y 51+ ' 44 R. I .ri , 'F rf f fl -I , an :r I M, 5 4 'a '-- X . 4ff'f'Z4'7 ., , av.. ,, . Tamera Danlels, Tanla Enoch, Nltibrown lm' 2 , . - M . PBYKBF KX -4 -,Wg J Q cf Robln Hooks Karen Hearty if Warren JanaWood Mlchelle LaMonIca X I gn sh, I Teri Tisdala, Keli Coffman ' 1 .L'5rf1: ' . . f -4, 'A k 'A P .ff,, X Linda Richardwn Linda W8Si Julia Ann McGahee, Kathy Beaumont, advisers X. Splrlt of 78 QQ il

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Spirit of 7 captures ten-tlh year Spirit of 78 was organized in May, 1977. I was named editor and my nerves began to rattle. We had a staff of 22, only three of whom were returning staff members. Six had taken Journalism I and the other 13 were completely untrained. I had reason to be nervous, or did I? After summer workshop at Ouach- ita in June, I relaxed because everyone seemed interested and exc- ited. Progress was made in deciding the theme-10 years after-and even the cover design by Craig Boyd met unanimous approval. Jenny Davis, assistant editor, and I with Mrs. McGehee flew to Muncie, Indiana, for another advanced workshop where we finalized assignments and ideas to incorporate in the book. My nerves returned when I realized that ad sales were behind last year's. Mrs. McGehee, as usual, was hyster- ical. After work days at school, which separated the chaff from the wheat as far as workers went, we equalled, then surpassed prior sales. Basic skills of layout and copy writing were taught and, again, things seemed under control. Second period daily we worked toward the earliest deadline a PV staff had ever tried to meet, Nov. 15, so that we could have more four color pictures at a discount. After days of long distance calls when Mr. Graham and the Photo Shop did not produce the color pictures on time, finally we made it. Keli Coffman and Teri Tisdale will never forget organizing those sophomore pictures and trying to identify everyone who was not already marked. Senior pictures presented another problem. Robin Hooks badgered them into providing them in time for the first deadline...except they left out five. Again, the phone bill rose, but finally the Photo Gallery dug up Givens, and we made the deadline. Student life was our most important section, we had all agreed. Linda Richardson, a newcomer, took it on, and I fretted that it would not turn out right. Thanks to Linda, it is more 8-211. The journalism room during second period appears productive but a little like chaos. Staff page SMD - - creative and imaginative that any I have ever seen. Sports seemed like it would never be done. Cynthia and I changed the section from the style it has been in the past. We think it explains PV's successful sports program. In Febuary the third deadline included classes, sports, academics, organizations, and ads. Jenny took ads on and she worked into the night for days before the deadline editing Lynn's and Judy's pages, as well as designing her own. Craig drew all the, organizationslacademics layouts which gave the section consistency,l think. Unfortunately, he did not draw mine! Pictures were hard to get and copy was slow coming in, but finally it worked out. The People section was the last thing we sent in with the final basketball pages. Everyone on the staff tried to contribute a story, and some were fun to write and to read. Karen Hearty edited this part. I wa really glad. She also edited Hall r Fame and Belle and Beau. f Twenty-two staff members and tw advisers helped to make puttin together Spirit of 78 rewarding. especially appreciate Jenny Davis fc caring as much as I did that we had good book. As always, without Tor Walker of Hurley Printing Co. an Pinkey Davis of Hennington Studi we would have been lost. Spirit of 78 was printed on 80 yearbook enamel with parchmer endsheets and an 8 page inserte magazine on parchment. Body cop was set 108 Helvetica, captions wer set 88 Helvetica. The book had a embossed cover with applied al designed by Craig Boyd. Senic portraits were taken by Dillard' Photo Gallery. People title and format used b permission of the publisher, Timl Incorporated. 'QA --was It E N f 1 X 'ff W .4 Awiji ,, . , ,t 6' - .maint Y' , I , , K -,,,.,fL .3L.,.ir1f. r -- , ...an-if IA , ,,-,Q,:3,,eet, , If ...j .Q F 'f.:- ,iff ' 1, , 'I ' Q' ' ' ' ,,. , v- fi. 1-. ' . ' elm? ,l 5 1 ,x-if ,- ig! -in t , ' ' it , I , . ' ' f r . .14 . 'iff' ' . - . , 1-A x

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Progress S392 Ferwpn rd fprccbg F6955 Ten years of progress at Parkview were assessed by North Central Associa- tion of Colleges and Schools when a visiting team came to Parkview February 1-2. Iron- ically, on the first day of the visit, the building was virtually empty because of ice and snow causing hazardous road con- ditions. The winter of '78 proved to be one of the worst ever. School was closed and missed days were made up on Saturdays during the early spring. After the North Central visit, students became aware of the need to evaluate the school and themselves. Each student was asked to help improve the school by throwing trash away and obeying all school rules. i