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

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E i, ff s. Attorney-at-law. Mike Bixler, senior, serves as a lawyer in a mock trial in psychology. Attorneys and judges prepared outside of class for the special demonstration. Studying- l 75

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CD your own time f 2 , i . K , I 5 VM Wy, -4-1 I-Q . Studylng hud, orjust pretending? David Thomas and Tanya Slater share a table togther in study hall. 174 Academics!0rganizations Tables were added to the Stud Center to make more room for study hall students. 9 an works from sun to sun, but a student's work is never done. A lot of students seemed to think that very thing. There are times when I have to stay up until 2 o'clock in the moming trying to cram for a test or to get some sort of work done, complained junior Russell McConnell. Some teachers gave homework to students every day, and the assignments they gave often drifted in one ear and out the other while students dreamed wearily of the next vacation whic seemed ages away. Students N analyzed stories over the phone, made up personal translations of algebra directions and put everything off until the last minute. One famous line often repeaten by students was, I'll do my English at lunch, my math in history, my history in joumalism and my journalism in study hall. D 5 mf .L ' 6 gifs . wiki, -l -'tl S' Working together llghtens the load. Baker work together in study hall Lisa Grundel, Kelly Allen and Kevin to get their assignments done.

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O your own time The library was a haven when it came time for themes or research papers. Study hall was also used to its advantage by some Patriots. Even though most complained that they didn 't like study hall, they admitted that it came in handy when they discovered they had forgotten to do an assignment the night before. I really don't enjoy study hall, said Lisa Scott, junior, but if I get behind in my work, I always have study hall to make it up in. Seniors and juniors spent long, hard hours slaving over themes and compositions, while sophomores just wiggled their way through the year. Themes are the most difficult part of your senior year, said Eric Miller. I had to spend many long hours in school and out in order to get it Enished on time. Others spent their own time working on club projects or publications. Selling candy, decorating floats and writing newspaper stories was not all fun and games. I hate having to spend my time out of school on FBLA projects, complained Sheryl Bennett, junior. I've got other things to do in my spare time. Though school wasn 't all work, it most certainly wasn't all play for the Patriots-at least not for the students who tried. Past the wltchlng hour. Russell McConnell, junior, burns the midnight oil as he studies into the wee hours of the morning. 44 .t 176-Academics! Organizations Nxt,