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

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118-Classes Tim Carter Kim Case Billy Cato Connie Clark Kenneth Clay Reginald Clayton Randy Clemons Kenny Colclasure Ronnie Colclasure Mala Coffman Marilyn Cogshell Cynthia Coney Karen Cole David Coleman Pinkie Coleman Anthony Collins Chris Collins J an Collins Aline Colston Cheri Cross David Cross Angela Croston Robert Curlett Jimmy Curry Kevin Curry Chris Curtis Cindy Curtis Zina Cyrus Mike Daley Donna Daniels Wanda Daniels Ricardo Davis Bryan Day C.J. Deas Roshani de Soyza Shawn Dickerson Andre Dickey James Dickson Darrell Dorbin Rick Dunkin Lori Edelstein Beverly Edwards we

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w juniors lvinq llwe q Junior Patriots Mark Boyd and Bart Bamett Elled their days with sports. For spring and summer entertainment they indulged themselves in golf and tennis and participated in weekly tournaments in both sports. The coming of fall and winter brought football and basketball games. Both participated in basketball season at the Boys' Club, and Barnett helped coach a Little League team in football. I enjoy most sports because it's a great way to unload the day, said Boyd. Barnett looked forward to two ki ood HQ trips to Colorado for snow skiing one over the Christmas holidays and one over Spring Break. Spring time is my favorite time to ski, he said. It's still cold enough for snow, but it's warm enough to where you only need a light jacket. For these fortunate Patriots, living the good life was daily routine. Shoot for two. In preparation for the Boys' Club basketball tournament, Bart Barnett and Mark Boyd practice one on one. Rob Bradley Jill Branton Susan Braselton Frank Bregy Anne Bridges Billy Brooks .I eff Brooks Sheila Brown Tim Brown Tony Brown Cathy Bryant Kevin Bryant Yvonne Bryant Victor Bucharon Tammy Burke Cindy Burkhalter Kent Burkhalter Barry Burks Gaye Burns Robbie Cantrell Melanie Carek Kenneth Carpent Marty Carter Jeff Carter CI' Juniors-117

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QQ la is vw,- If ge X juniors Gold medal Terry Farrell hoped that practicing three hours a day, four days a week would help her to become an excellent gymnast. As a junior, Terry', who got started in gymnastics when she attended an acrobatic school with Like n monkey. Daily workouts at Tumble Jungle, where she also taught classes, help gymnast Terry Farrell stay in top condition. r fi rn . . 1.':'i',:4rP M2'i,v ...:,1n1si'i , Zinlirbifwf . .V li ' .ggi if gn: S ' fi . ' Lf If- ' .. f ' , H, L. fa . 31? E ' -' is Cathy Edwards Pat Edwards Vera Edwards Gena Elam Sarah Elliott Reginald Ellis Keith Ellison Cheryl Evans Darnisa Evans Johnny Evans Mary Farley Terry Farrell Laura Felix Linda Fields Calvin Finley Cecil Finley Shawna Fisher Gigi Fletcher David Forrester Phil Forthman Chuck Frasier Kim Fryer Aaron Fuller Missy Garner Debbie Gay Michelle Glenn Deno Goff Kevin Gomez Larry Goodwin lopgful a friend, studied gymnastics at Tumble Jungle under the instruction of Lavon Pryor. She said that she planned to use her skills as a teacher to help her through college. I like to teach because I like to see the progress of the kids, she said. Having taken gymnastics for almost five years, Terry had won over 85 trophies, medals and Susan Granger ribbons. I like the competition because it's such a challenge, said Terry. who entered 10 meets in 1980, nine in Arkansas and one in Tennessee. Terry said that she had worked hard to be a good gymnastics and agreed that success depended on one thing-practice, practice, practice. Juniors 119