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

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Darrell Mems Gary Mills Fiona Mitchell Geretta Mitchell Michele Moak Debra Moore Patsy Moore Roslyn Moore Tina Moore Donna Mooser Thomas Morrow Greg Neal Jasyl Nichols Sharon Nichols Lawrence Nicholson Tommy Nix Gin Norwood Eugene O'Dell Clyde 0'Neal Michelle O'Neal Thomas Overton Kim Painton Vicki Painton Chris Page Charles Parker Rory Parker Brad Partlow Joann Patrick Susanne Pawlak Dee Payne l20!For friends Seniors

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Janet McDowell Michael McGowan Barbra McGrath ScottMcKinney Mike McKinnis Kelly McNeill Rhonda McTyer Karl Meyerdirk Tracey Migeot Caron Mills S v i Test scores reflect many curing or college years of dedication to studies s seniors prepared for a busy school year, they also began to prepare themselves for college by taking the ACT Assessment or the Scholastic Aptitude Test. Reluctant students forfeited Friday nights out and reported to their test centers bleary-eyed but rested for three hours of testing scheduled early on Saturdays from October until June. . Most felt that if you could fill out the forms required to be tested, then the test would be simple. But, when the test booklet seal was broken, so was the confidence of a countless many. lt was frustrating because there was no way to prepare for them, said Tim Carter. Leary groups of students sauntered into the counselors office as scores reports came in but most exited with sighs of relief. Seniors! 119

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i Graduation Years of dedication forthe cause of an education s seniors marched across the stage on May 27, our minds weren't on the crowd or our fellow graduates but reminiscing midst isolated events of our past school years: remembering the seven- th grade band teacher who told you that you had no talent, or the time you nearly broke your neck screaming over a touchdown, only to turn and see the Warriors ruin the seniors last chance for a championship, by beating the Patriots for the first time in six years. No, it wasn't Mr. Spitzers outstret- ched hand that you saw but the hand of your best friend helping you over the last boulder when you went climbing last fall and the diploma was nothing more than the English exam that you sweated over for three weeks and aced. The abrupt shaking of your hand brought us back to reality. It was over, that was it an with the toss of a hat, we were thrown into the world we had often marveled, but feared. We did manage to hold out for one more night and spent from dusk 'til dawn celebrating our new birth with the friends we had made and may never see again. Pamela Pendarvis Charlotte Perkins Steven Perkins Kevin Person Gary Peterson Charon Pettis Algray Pettus Ramon Phillips James Pickens Julie Pisto , .Xb-,M Seniors! 121