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I l Mrs. Rebecca Cordell spent most of her spare time at the UALR Library studying for her master's degree in adapted physical education for the handicapped student. The class involves reading, writing papers and working with a handicapped student, she said. Earl Hayes enjoyed spending his weekends working on his farm in Knoxville and going fishing. Right now I'm in the process of clearing 80 acres of cedar trees. Commander Lewis Dobbs spent his time with the ROTC drill team. In life, you either win or lose, get better or worse. Parkview students are winners. They are working and studying harder and getting better all the time, he said. Though teachers, as well as students, went home with still more work to do, they managed to find time to indulge in their favorite hobbies. I got started by working with antiques from my grandparents. ' '-Miss Karen Larance, Communications I and II, Debate, Interpretive Communications, Parkview Players. l've Hnllly Hnished restoring it, and now I can't keep it going.' '-Robert Whitfield, Algebra I, Consumer Math, Physics, Science Club, Junior Class. Parkview students, faculty and administrators are tops! -Commander Lewis Dobbs, Naval Science I and Ill, Parkview Rifle Drill Team. lal 'tl went to Japan for the summer in 1968 and fell in love with the art. -Mrs. Thedadean Borgard, American Government, Student Council. School's out! 161
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After hours .Hbbbi hlqp I enjoy working with the Junior Miss pageants because it is a good program. -Marvin Zimmerman. English 404, English 402, Key Club, Senior Class. i I go to UALR to the library at least three times a week to read and stud . -Mrs. Rebecca Cordell, Y Physical Education, Liberty Belles, Tennis, Gymnastics. I reflnlsh prlmltive antiques such as wooden bowls, china cabinets and rocking chairs. -Mrs. Julie Mascho, Guidance Counselor. 1601 Faculty Xtnunoouw KQV? run ind tudents weren't the only ones who spent their spare time up to their elbows in hobbies. Teachers, too, had interesting pastimes. Robert Whitfield spend about 18 months restoring his Mark 10 Jaguar, and after it was finished, he had to concentrate on keeping it going. Collecting and working on antiques was the pastime of more than one teacher. Mrs. Thedadean Borgard and Miss Karen Larance both whiled away the time working with antiques. Mrs. Borgard had been collecting Oriental antiques and art for about 12 years. I collect Netsukes, among other things. They are pieces of wood or ivory that are carved into the occupation of the owner and hung from the waist sash, she said. Mrs. Julie Mascho engaged in a rather time consuming, yet enjoyable hobby. She was a primitive and collectables dealer. I've been dealing for tive years and doing shows for about six. Marvin Zimmerman gave his spare time to help out the Junior Miss program He had worked both the Little Rock and Arkansas Junior Miss pageants. The Junior Miss pageant is a good program and provides good experience because it isn't just based on beauty, it is a total evaluation. I like to go Bshlng at Horsehead Creek. - Earl Hayes, Trigonometry, Math II, Senior Class. My husband and l l have restored five f houses, generally 2 working in Little Rock. We restore houses because we believe in the preservation of anything that is old. i I also enjoy playing f the piano and j cross stitching. ' '- Mrs. Karen Sue Zoeller, Resource, tMath, Science Englishb. 5
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In enjoy the variety of things to do. Ido wish, though, thatl had more contact with ' the students because I enjoy helping and being of service to them. I wish I was After hours Spare tim at spare tim . Q 5 ,S I I I enjoy working with teenage students, butI vis K Ei Q also enjoy working with the faculty, -Mrs. Q ' jg- '- ' 6 Barbara Bonner, R.N., school nurse. ig I 't 'Q 'j - T ' 1 f I ' ,5. 111 L A - -f :3,Z1 gQi ' .' .ff Q I. ,A 'Z fc' , ' . , c so l , 3 t i, , gig, N closer to a lot ' I , more ofthem. -Mrs. 3 'jx E , 4 - , I L K Zona Covey, i E k E, J audio-visual coordinator. Lg! i 1 Q 5 f is 'ig' f, l f I like working with this age group of kids. I XX R'-K . jg 4 , yu also enjoy the atmosphere. -Mrs. Louise Van 5 5 ,sv I, 4 ' , 3 Q 5 'I Zandt, library secretary. Efihqj W My 'ii' V hip- I eldoy being around young people, not to mention V V-tg fiimf Q the summers off. -Mrs. Valva Hawkins, guidance V , I igii. M , Q QQ f 5' H7 ,Ly office secretary- i f' 1 4' I X .A l62! Faculty 'tl enjoy the two months off in the summer, but I enjoy meetlng people and being of help to the I also enjoy getting to know the kids. -Mrs. faculty and students. I also like my boss. -Mrs. Carolyn Alexander, attendance secretary. Judy Hardwick, principal's secretary.
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