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

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It's like thls. Coach Clarence Finley diagrams a play for the junior varsity during a time out. Finley was in his tirst year as junior varsity coach. .lunlor Vlnlty Bukotbllll lfmntl Coach Clarence Finley. Ibncll Dnrryl Bone, George Johnson, Robert Bradley. Darryl Mems, Gregg l-lemme, Eric Johnson, Thomas Overton, Tim Warren, Wendell ' Hunt, Floyd Martin, Michael Johnson, Dale Gray. Harold Thomas. Ripley's believe it or not J unior varsity and sophomore basketball teams also suffered from lack of fan support. I think more people ought to come to sophomore games, because they are exciting and sophomores need support as well as the varsity teams, said Jerry Johnson, sophomore basketball player. In spite of their lack of recognition, the sophomore and junior varsity teams had good years. The sophomores posted a 13-4 record, while the junior varsity record was 17-6. ' 'We're proud of what we accomplished, ' ' said Coach Clarence Finley, junior varsity coach. ' 'With the experience we got, we should be prepared for varsity. ' ' 72-Sports AUD for one Slam dunk. Following a steal, Kim Cooksey goes in ' uncontested for a stuff shot against Dumas. The Patriots downed the Bobcats, 65-54, for the first time in three games. -- Sophomore.. Basketball Parkview Opponent 41 Hall 28 S6 Mills 46 49 Northeast 46 S8 Catholic 37 40 Central 39 70 Catholic 38 66 Central 45 48 Ole Main 45 73 Mills 50 60 Ole Main 63 53 Central 52 54 Hall 49 52 Jacksonville 39 49 Northeast 50 S6 Central 61 49 Hall S9 48 Hall 46 Season Record: 13-4 1 Got by ya! Over the futile defensive efforts of Central's Danny Nutt, Renard Kendrick passes the ball to the baseline as the Patriots set up a play.

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', My wk Two for one. Jerome Sims tries to control the tip in a jump ball situation in the finals of the City Classic. The Patriots lost to the Central Tigers, 72-65, for the first of three times in the season. Setting up. Kim Cooksey sets up a play as he in-bounds the ball over a Pine Bluff defender. The Patriots scored the first of two wins over the defending AAAAA champs. Jumping Jack. As he goes up for ajump shot, Kim Cooksey has the ball stolen by a Northeast defender. The Patriots, however, downed the Chargers, 78-71, on Homecoming. PQMOT RipIey's believe it or not The team agreed that the biggest thrill of the season was the win over North Little Rock Ole Main in the final game of the regular season. Ole Main had already clinched the AAAAA championship at the time and was ranked second in the state with only a single loss on their record. The Patriots took a 66-64 upset win but were later beaten by the Wildcats in the semi-finals of the AAAAA Toumament in Pine Bluff. The Patriots had gained their fifth consecutive semi-iinal berth by beating Northeast. Lowe and Sims were named to the All-Tournament team. With good team work and hard play this has been a first-class season and a great year, said Ripley. All for one Basketball-71

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