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

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Just ln case. As a safety precaution, Mike McGowen tapes Keith Smith's arm, hoping to avoid an injury. Go for lt! Carl Lowe 4143 passes to Camel Finley 1353 in a home game against Ole Main. Lowe, who starred for the Patriots on offense and defense, was named the the Arkansas Gazette Blue Chip list of major college prospects 60-Sports High points in low season Though fame and glory were not the rewards for those who played on the sophomore and junior varsity football teams, most players thought the summer and off-season practices were well worth their time and effort. When most Patriots were home in bed or sunning at the pool during summer vacation, the sophomores and junior varsity players were preparing to some day play for a championship varsity football team. Being on the sophomore and junior varsity football teams has helped me, said Marty Carter, junior. It provides the experience necessary for when the big game comes. All for one em l mel

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Heads or talls. Co-captains for the Central game, A Ron Hearon and Kevin Lyons, take part in the coin g toss preceding the Homecoming game. J as fp o h o o -1 Hug points ln Io seoson , .-57 tfil W-gk pg! I . gi ,,q..,.'f 3 A large, noisy crowd piled into with only five returning starters, and the , , ,P v Quigley Stadium, only to come away whole offensive line was composed of ' disappointed as Parkview fell to the black 5 and gold of Central, 13-3. ' According to Coach Kelley, while the ' high point of the season was the victory X over Hall, the low point was a 7-6 loss to ' M McClellan, in its first year in AAAAA. . . X ' Up until the last two games, the ' ' Patriots played well, said Coach Kelley. n ,.p, --fr' t This year's team was a young team, W 4.5 aa, , juniors. I think we could have been a better ball club if we had wanted it had enough and had had alittle more experience, said Anthony Collins, junior. Stop that ball. Victor Hood 1801 and Marty Carter 1151 try to penetrate the Central offensive line. The Patriots were unsuccessful in shutting down the Tiger offense and fell to Central 13-3. Summer sweat. August two-a-days kicked off football practice for the Patriots as they prepared to defend their AAAAA Conference title. Their efforts fell short, however, as they finished the season with a 7-3-1 record. Hang those Tigers. Keith Smith tries to drum up spirit among the football players at the Homecoming pep assembly prior to the Central game. Football-59

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