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

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Wnimgggr Once 0 friend, olwoys o friend uring the first twelve years of school each and every individual has three chances to be on the top of the ladder. Once in primary sch- ool as a sixth grader, once in junior high school when one obtains a title, freshman, and the big one in high school when the title senior is ache- ived. While one goes through these twelve years many fri- ends are made and kept for- ever. During my years in school I have made many dear fri- ends. When the school atten- dance areas were altered a bunch of my friends went to different schools but we still keep in touch and probably always will. You always stick with the same little group. My frlends now are the same friends I had in primary school and will be my friends for years to come. When we separate and go to college I'm sure we'll keep in touch. My friends aren't only people who I hang out with but are people who I can share my problems with and they will do their best to help and comfort me. Some arent as fortunate as others though. When parents are in the service or have jobs which frequently call for tran- sfers, one must move often and keep making friends over and over. My Dad was ln the Air Force and we had to move about every two years. In the sixth grade l went to three different schools.

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Seniors A final Iiliin Losting friends ore mode in high school welve, a number to mark the completion of formal public educa- tion. A time that many students dream about, but seniors found to be a reality. Before a student noticed or stopped to think about school, they were being fitted to a cap and gown, attending the senior banquet and dressing for the prom. Graduation marked the day school was all over, for some. l'm excited about leaving school, but I'm afraid l'll never see my friends again, said Cindy Henson, senior. Graduation for seniors was a time for self discovery, decision making and for some, a time to face the real world. Most seniors postponed facing the change throughout the summer. You will always treasure your friends from school, commented Tanya Wilson, senior. Debbie Ackiin Anita Adams Brad Shrens Cassandra Alexander Tony Allen Anthony Anderson Jeff Anglin Jerry Archer Jimmy Archer Lisa Armato Sharon Armour Leroy Ayers 108!For friends PARTING IS SUCH SWEET SORROW. Kevin Curry and Diego Clavljo, senlors glve a final