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

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Cynthia Skinner Vallee Slater Glenda Smalley Buford Smith Candy Smith Dorothy Smith James Smith Kimberly Smith Mark Smith Roy Smith Stacy Smith Valerie Smith Mariann Southern Roshani de Soyza Debra Spann Martha Spiegel Denise Spychalski Scott Stanley Reggie Stenhouse Roslyn Taylor Sharon Taylor Tommy Taylor Curtis Temple Vicki Tennant Lanus Terry Harold Thomas Kenneth Thomas Sandra Thompson Brett Trammell Jon Tribble 124!For friends Seniors

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Cruising Taking o trip to another world ow to be rewarded for many years of dedication to a worthy cause of gaining an education became the question asked by many parents and relatives as their bab- ies, ended their training for the life of a high school graduate. A trip could provide some peace from the spells of seniorities and cars were always nice but both were hard to come by with inflation weighing heavy on everyones shoulders. It was often hard for most seniors to understand that parents provided gifts from the beginning to the end of the senior year with announcements, prom and banquet expenses, caps and gowns and senior pictures and expected extravagant gifts when the diploma was in hand. Some money was tucked away but most was spent as seniors celebrated their release from high school and readied themselves for the excite- ment of college or the business world. Paul Scott Darrell Shack Karla Shackleford Gary Shaw Lonnell Sheard Bill Shelton Derrick Shelton Michelle Shoptaw Everette Sicks Jerome Sims Paula Sims Kenny Singleton BUMMING AROUND. John Cummings tries to feed n seagull during the cruls he took during spring break. g .gpp r Al Seniors! 123

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V A Status change Seniors renamed frosh aking decisions became banal N for seniors even before the 1 summer was over. Many were met with a rash of mail from colleges following the arrival of PSAT scores from their junior year. It was then that the decision-making started, seeming never to end. The majority of students chose lin-state colleges, mainly because of ithe expense of out-of-state tuition. pther deciding factors were size, availability of major, athletic program and location. Filling out applications was a bigger headache than taking the ACT, SAT and achievement tests. Seniors juggled their class workloads in order to provide time to write essays to impress major universities. . Applying for financial aid was just ts much trouble. Some colleges 'equired that the application packet ne notarized. Those competing for lonor scholarships, most of which vere not based on need, sweated hrough interviews, essays, exams ind other competitions, prayed for a ittle luck to help them along. Through campus visits, exams, unanswered mail, seniors looked orward to the day that they would be inown as college students. The only vroblem involved seemed to be egressing to the status of fresh- men. Taking BS Ill Q , f ., ., sage li, N ww - REID u,- t 1 t .434 y 'A'b'Na, Bonnie Tucker Denice Tucker Lisa Turley Noel Turner Darrell Vanderburg Ann Van Pelt Shery Vinson Michael Walker Ricky Walker John Walters J? a