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

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Larry Hokes Paula Holcombe Kyla Holder Brian Hollenbeck Jerry Holmes Stacy Horn Aubrey Houze Susan Huckabee Allison Ingram Tonya Ivy Andre Jackson Helen Jackson Jeffrey Jackson Kenneth Jackson Margariljackson Tarina Jackson Tommy Jackson Sheila James Aaron Jones Connie Jones Kim Jones KendallJones Nan Jones Sammy Jones Sandra Jones Veda Jones Wayne Jones George Johnson James Johnson Lisa Johnson l 116!For friends Seniors

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Fighting hack Student returns to lgroduote with her class. ngela Kay Mize graduated with the Parkview High School class of '81 after a long hard fight. Angela was injured in an automobile accident May 14, 1977 and was in a coma for six months. Her doctors thought she would never 3recover from the coma but on Nov. 3, 1977 she spoke and remembered keverything up to the time of the accident. f Angela had received treatment in rehabilitation centers in Texas, Flor- ida and California and has been cared 'for by nurses in her home. She also had physical therapists to come into her home. Her sister Debbie spent many hours helping with exercises and caring for her. During the school year 1978-79 Angela was taught by a homebound teacher but entered Henderson Orth- opedic Center in the fall of 1979-80 iwhere she has continued her studies iuntil graduation. Angela's mother, Barbara Mize, has believed faithfully that Angela would recover. She put her under the care of Dr. Tena Murphy, a Chiro- practor, when other doctors gave up hope. lt has been a long hard struggle but every year we were able to see more and more improvement, due to Angela's strong determination. Before the automobile accident, Angela had been selected as a Park- view Liberty Belle. Angela will be 20 on June 21,1981. Kenneth Henderson Cindy Henson Clifton Henson Paulette Hervey Bridgette Hill Lisa Hillis George Hilpert Ben Hiserodt Terry Hitchcock Beaky Hodge im.. Senlors!1l5

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IN-BETWEEN CLASSES. The rush from Parkvlew to UALR glves senlor Shery Vlnson only a mlnnte to look over her Western Clvlllzatlon notes before going to class. Don Johnston Melissa Joyce Chandy Keane Jerry Keane Mike Kee Jackie Kelley Michele Kelley Tonya Kelley Scott Kennedy Tina Kendzierski High st:honl plus College closses offer students o chonce to experience college during high school mong the many seniors enjoy- ing the last year of high school were a few students who be- gan working towards a college educ- ation by attending classes at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Attending both high school and college classes required that these students register as special students. Three such students from Parkview were Todd Griscom and Shery Vinson who took History of Civilizations and Brett Trammell who took German. Attending high school in the morn- ing and college in the afternoon didn't cause many problems but did add to the workload, I did better at UALR than I did overall at Parkview, said Griscom. Though it was hard work, these Patriots felt it was worth it. What better way to spend a free afternoon? Seniors! 117