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

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J ,' . I .E I LIKE COACHING glrls volleyball, I helleve with more work we'll have an even better tam next year, Alvin Turner, coach. Af 1,r f AFTER SCHOOL HOURS I enjoy shopplng, mostly wlndow shopping with today's prIces, Mrs. Ella Walker, Home Economics. A6 ILIKE T0 PLAY racquetball and spend tlme with my friends after school, Mrs. Glorla Venable, typlng, COE. JMW Faculty! 177

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I CAN G0 for a long rellxlng cup of coffee wlth my husband after a busy school day, Mrs. Helen Turner. I LIKE WORKING wlth klds, Mrs. Iloulse Vanlnndt, llbrary secretary. . qi Me, 1 1 4 0 . I F A I I FEEL THAT IF I treat my students v respect, they should do the same for mi Mrs. Lois Tyler, general math. School 's out! Teachers went home To vorious things offer ci hord-working, yet enioyoble doy l76fFor friends arkview teachers enjoyed teaching and various other things about their jobs. I like getting into the business community and working with em- ployees. I also like seeing students grow into efficient, productive em- ployees, said Ms. Gloria Venable, Typing I and II, COE coordinator. Mrs. Helen Turner feels that a teacher is responsible for a students attitude, but a wise teacher knows her attitude rubs off. Besides the busy business world, teachers were always ready to go home. After the school hours I like sewing and cooking. If I couldn't teach Home Economics, I would go into something where I could counsel young people, said Mrs. Ella Walker, Home Economics, Human Development. It seemed that teachers no matter what they taught, enjoyed their jobs. Whether teaching new things or sponsoring clubs, teachers felt good about what they were doing.

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A TEACHERS RESPONSIBILITY Is to teach and a stndent's to learn. Teachers shonldn't have to force students to learn, .Ilm Cook, Crafts, Baslc art, Class of '81, Pen and Brush. I ENJOY THE CONTACT wlth bright actlve mlnds, Mrs. Ann Cooper, Honors English, Natlonal Honor Soclety. 1 Eff TTA' affiifxt .3 J .. 4 Q E X , i g , W u m :JA Z ,-, 1 vm, . t , . . if ' , A Jes We 1 t is to f W -hi ff x -1 . Time out Hobbies provide reloxotion eaching at Parkview took time and effort but the faculty found time to relax and spend time with family and friends. Steps toward relaxation included movies, reading, gardening and doing things for them- selves such as traveling and painting. I would like to see more of the world because of my curiosity about how other people live, govern them- selves and worship, said Mrs. Wan- da Wimberly, history. Painting china intrigued Mrs. Sara Wyerick who attended classes week- ly. She also enjoyed playing tennis, running and working with flowers. Sorority activities kept Mrs. Wyer- ick and Mrs. Anne Cooper busy in their spare time. Mrs. Wyerick partic- ipated in Delta Kappa Gamma activit- ies and the Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club. Mrs. Cooper attended Chi Omega Alumnae Club meetings. When asked what she would do besides teaching Mrs. Cooper replied that she would be an accountant because she would probably make. fewer mistakes in dealing with figures, than she did in meeting the needs of students whose moods, interests and' activities are constantly changing. t These teachers enjoyed teaching and the feeling that students needed to discover the fact that learning is an experience that could be enjoyed. Any student who wants to can learn and learn as much as they want to, said Mrs. Joyce Williams. Teaching became more than a job. for these teachers, it was a way of life and they were doing something they' enjoyed. ' 178!For friends l