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

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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

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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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J? . 4 Y ' E a, , Show olt. Student Councll sponsor, Mrs. Thedadean Borgard and Student Council President Meredith Miller place the many trophies won by past Patriots ln newly built trophy cases. Go! Parkview students and fans back the Patriots to a winning year in both football and basketball. ,A-', it , 5,5 4 L. ..., 4 V .. ,.v, ,vis .wir , , '. ' .E , K. 'ft' X' F V 'Q M I ws glitz I : A iv! 38. 3 15' Rafi . A Y, V 'Tl 11 I biil ' A Construction. Workers begin work on new auditorium in January, but snow in February slows construction and work days are long and cold. Conclusion 36133