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

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Priscilla Jones Rhonda Jones Tammie Jones Xerlotta Jones Bobbie Jorden Audrey Kane Maribeth Kaufman Dathan Kearn Jackie Kelly Kevin Kelly Valerie Kelly Ricky Kelly Kevin King Michelle King Don Kinndy Denise Mack Brenda Malmauist Carol Marks Dernick Marshell Jimmy Marten Byron Martin Karen Martin Kamala Mason Liz Masterson Gloria Mayfield Vastie MayEeld Anela McAnally Andre McBride Kelly McBride Sherry McCartey Tina McConnell Tommy Mclntosh Tracy McIntosh Anne McLennar John McTyer Bertha McTyer Mindy Meekers Valerie Menifee Michelle Merritt Gerald Miles Rhonda Millirons Bernie Millos James Minor Emma Molden Upna Lam Kris Langston Keith Larkin Peter Leou Kimberly LeRoy 148! For friends Snnhumures

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Eukeahulil: Life without The fizz ow did they expect us to survive a day of lectures, mind boggling problems and soggy sandwiches without a single sip of Coke? The results of a ban on carbonated drinks in schools was often disastrous and alarming. Uncontrollable salivat- ion from watching a teacher uncon- sciously sip her diet Dr. Pepper every line or so was not uncommon, and no amount of begging or bribery could persuade faculty members to bring Cokes from the teachers lounge. Once honest students lowered themselves to smuggling the caffeine fix to school in brown paper bags, or if the need arose, they left campus and ran to 7-Eleven for the one thing that would help them survive the after- lunch-drowsiness. A loss of consci- ousness in class Csleepingj riled teachers to no end, but, alas carbonated drinks were bad for our tum-tums and were a no-no, and no, it didn't matter if you were 18 and you couldn't have a note from your mom. Most students found their own ways to cope with the situation. For example, say you found yourself sitting in Algebra with your eyes crossed and half closed, what did you do? Imagining yourself swimming in a sea of Mountain Dew often remedied the situation long enough to check the time, but didn't offer any lasting effects. The comprehension of the ban was the problem that students tackled when they faced a coke machine filled with obnoxious but nutritional Hi-C drinks, and then watched several faculty members stroll down to the office, each harboring a carbonated beverage. if ,,I Connie Hopkins Keith House Regina Howard David Howell John Howlett Drey Hyde Cathy Hudgens Nellie Hudspett Eunile Hudson Barbara Hugens Billy Ison Larry Jacko Anthony Jackson Charles Jackson Rochelle Jackson Yolanda Jefferice Brad Johnson Carla Johnson Dana Johnson Donnie Johnson Karen Johnson Vincent Johnson Fredrick Jones Keith Jones Louella Jones Sophomores!147

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...ff',,3 I J Mark Lofton Fashion forecast Hightlights on styles s wearing what seems to be the question asked most this past year at PV. Gwen Gray, sophomore said, I like tight jeans, button down shirts and loafers. Gwen feels that his fashion style will stick with her for atleast two more years. Veronica Brooks, sophomore said that clothes are a great compliment on her appearance. She not only likes to smell good, she likes to look good. Beverly Lovett, said that she would love to become a great fashion designer in the years to come. Like one of the world's greatest designers, Gloria Venderbilt. HIGHLIGHT 0F FALL. Veronica Brnokl and Gwen Gray model the latest fuhlonl for the yen. Sophomores! 149 Reginald Leverette Bobby Lockhart Beverly Lovett Kenneth Lovery Wanda Lowery V Scott Lunsford