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

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HOLDING OUT. Junior Dewayne Cotton exerts a little extra effort to flnlsh in front of the pack. JUNIOR CHAMP. Junior John Whlte finished a strong thlrd place In the state meet and ran conlslstantly throughout the year for the Patrlots. CROSSING THE LINE. Senlor Joe Rlce out races his nearest com- petitor to finish flrst at the state meet. w 1 l W H PART 0F A CHAMPION TEAM. Senlor James Pickens dlsplays his state championship plaque. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM MEM- BERS ARE: lback rowl James Pickens, Joe Rlce, John Whlte Ifront rowl Ken Berry, Ted Latlmar, Dewayne Cotton, Gordon Hallman and Coach Woody Jolley. Track!101

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REWARD FOR WIN- NING. Senlor Joe Rlce adds yet another award to his collection, whlch spans three wlnnlng seasons at PV. QN THE IELD Veteran Distance Runners Dominate State Cross Country ith the opening of the cross-country season came a cloud of doubt. Was the awesome Patriot team ready to perform to expectation? Returning most of the run- ners that had competed for the Patriots the previous year. the chances of a Parkview championship were great. As the season progresses, with several Patriot victories, it was evident that no other team could hold a candle to Pv's powerhouse distance runners. As the season came to a close, the Patriots added yet another State Championship to bring home. Senior Joe Rice, who won the Meet of Champs, finished his cross-country career as a Patriot on a winning note as he crossed the finish line first among a field of quality runners in the State Meet. Rice also received Honorable Mention All-American. Junior John White, who finished third in the State Meet, felt that enthusiasm and hard work were the meal ticket which resulted in a Patriot victory. With a cross-country cham- pionship under their belt, the Patriots moved into the track seasong not as a champion, but as a sleeper. Our strength will lie in our distance runners, stated Coach Jolley, but if our sprinters come through for us. we stand a chance of finishing very well. Coach Jolley organized an indoor meet, which Parkview hosted, at Barton Colliseum. The only indoor meet of the season. We plan to make it an annual event in January, Jolley said, we experienced great success in the meet this year. thirty teams from around the state The indoor meet drew over

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QN 1115 Cou nr Pats co-ed program a hit hanging the dull phys- ical education classes to something to look forward to was a job tackled by gym teachers every year, but only at PV did coaches resort to golf, soccer and dancing to get more motivat- ion and stimulate interest among students. I think the PE program is at it's best, because of the coed program and the student gets his or her choice of what to take each semester, said Mrs. Correen Frazier. PV senior, Deno Golf, said, The new program has really solved a lot of problems from last year, I really like it this year. -ftg,.,af,. W , fr 1 I , , f ,gl .. .M.,,,.,,m, . .Mk MW W , AM, 4, ' -.M , i .-we . M , , s 'hr . , nw 'bf f, 'f4'. , , ,,,5,4,s, ,w,,,,iG g., ' J: f ll1? , .ww R, ,. .5 ' fl vs al, 102!For a game