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

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Romantic rays. Taking roll by candlelight is a necessity as PV is plunged into darkness by a power failure. Seekers of the light. Mrs. Karen Zoeller reviews her students for semester exams by the light of a doorway. Students and teachers congregated anywhere light could be found to prepare for exams that were scheduled to begin the next day. Students not wishing to celebrate King's birthday who came to school anyway received their own reward. A transformer behind the gym had blown during the night, and lights were out all over the building. Some teachers made valient efforts to teach by candlelight and by open windows before school was dismissed and students went off to their own devices. I was ticked, said Leanne Davis, senior. ' 'After there was the big ruckus about Martin Luther King's birthday, then I had to come to school to take a test in the dark. I was plenty ticked. Snow also provided a break for students crazed from attending too much school. Ice and snow plagued Patriots several times, but the first time was the most memorable when the administration made the infamous decision to have school in spite of the sheets of ice on the streets. Barrow Road looked more like a parking lot than a main thoroughfare. The whole day was a waste of time because we still had to come to school, said Zina Cyrus. Since we were here, we should have gone ahead and taken our test. Most students, however, managed to enjoy themselves in spite of the dangers. It appeared that any time our of school was fun time. Flower power. Michelle Johnson, a member of the Mondy Management class, works before school to prepare camations for delivery on Valentines Day. Approximately 200 camations were delivered to friends, lovers and secret admirers. 46 Student Life

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Shootln' the bull. Patriot football players enjoy good food and good conversation at the annual football banquet, which was held in conjunction with Valentine's Day. Ho, ho, ho. Benny Garrison, drama student, portrays Santa Claus for the kindergarten children and promises to bring them everything they want for Christmas. Loading up. Curt Rosa and Angie Faulkner help their plates at the football banquet. Rosa was a manager for the Patriot football team, and Angie was a member of the Homecoming court. Holidays 45

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:gf , , . f. 2 s 1 f 'I tr 5 ., 18 IN Baby face. Governor Bill Clinton speaks at the rally on the State Capitol grounds which honored the late Martin Luther King on his birthday. Tree trlmmlng. The annual Student Council Christmas tree, which decorated the hallway in front of the library, gets an omamental touch from Christy Harrell, SC member. Holidays-47