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

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.- ..l1-1 Sandra Sims Cheryl Smith Veron Smith Sompheth Somphoth Phillip Spreads Equilla Stegall James Stewart Michael Stewart Sephen Stillwell Darrel Storay Michael Strohm Shilly Stubbs Shelly Sulvania Wanda Summons Tod Symmons Barbara Tadlock Rennie Tart Carolyn Taylor Danny Taylor PaulTeed Tammie Terry Darlene Thomas Steven Thomas George Thompson Rose Thompson Andreia Tippit Nikita Toney Teresa Turley Qama Tylor Alan Walker Tina Ward Sondra Warren Rita Watson Pearlie Whale David Wheeler Tony Wheeler John White Yolanda White Leona Wilburn Felise Willis Ameldra Williams Keith Williams Kelvin Williams Sonja Williams David Wilson Joy Wilson John Winter Gennice Woods 152!For friends Snnhnmures l

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ff f , ' ., ig 5 ' ? .V 5 S l X , W , .. r X,,.,. Babes in the wands -earning to put up with it eing initiated into PV's impec- cable student body became an endless struggle for most sophomores. Suffering the embarassment of being called a slopmore, miscalculating yells at pep assemblies, asking for directions, or being delivered, each morning by mom or dad was, perhaps, more than any one person could stand for an approximate twelve to eighteen weeks. The proof of existence was a challenge to say the least. Sad, but most sophomores were little known by juniors or seniors until they, by some outstanding act or contribution, made themselves wort- hy to be recognized by their upper- classmen. As time went by, new friends were made and the pressure of being a sophomore became slightly less than a burden. Juniors were preoccupied with class rings and the envy of seniors who were busy with banquet, prom, graduation and college plans and spent less time hassling the soph- omores. Towards the close of the year, the babes began to prepare for graduat- ion tothe class that suffered from the inbetween-blues and with their up- coming advancement, they began to scheme their revenge. After all, tradition was tradition and it was the responsibility of the juniors to see to the initiation of the incoming sophomores. Kent Roberson Kelly Rodgers Willie Rodgers Linda Rohweodes Chandra Roseley Angelita Rowlette Kim Sabbie Joseph Sartin Craig Scott Tony Sears Jacqueline Shepard Damian Shreder Beverly Sheard lSiou ts-, Wm K I ,f--3,55- , . , . f 4 .t ' CATCHING UP IN YEARS. Angle Cutler, sophomore, looks forward to getting sway from those sophomore ages. Sophomores!l5l

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LUanl:Iering Jie sophomores of p r we riyriifri 'ffwfiffi M withnothing We '5i:Fy,w0Af,O7'xxX Todo W -W .. of n Monday morning, most sophomores had nothing to do but wander around and see what they could get into at schoo. Activity Period was the time for everyone to try and get into some kind of club, that were available. The purpose was to learn different things about their life and better it on the way, through clubs. FBLA is Future Business Leader- ship of America and it makes it easier to get ajob, said Carol Marks. Clubs like this should be kept for a students benefit. Pep Club helps me learn different cheers for my school. I like it a lot, said Rochelle Jackson. mipwpwggfggjoyw fr Mr , eftwgafpajtmf X .J Q 5 1 JN, 'XJ gb CY .X l L .fx 055092 'x J .5 fl ,!C.Lv,Q JC, 5 LJ 1 N J , J -J J x N O j J . f .J Xi' J ,J 'J lx QE: ,-9 iw 3 .Nix .Ji J Adrienne Willff Beth Woolfolk Jeff Woosley Deniece Wright .Ionella Wright Carol Wyatt Tammie Young Sophomores!153