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

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Hear ye, hear ye PV host to Stote wide Tournament A 5 Q 9' . ' A584 Q i .' ' fn-v 151 r X A - , F an e A f t 1 'f2:v'i:A:.,u F ,l umix I '. ,, ig, W A wt S FBLA MEMBERS ARE: lbnck :owl Eugene 0'Dell, Jeff Anglln, Karen Harper, Jerry Jobnaon, Llaaa Watts, Rellna Tbomaa lfourth rowl Tanya Slater, Mavlan Marlin, Vlctor Bucllannn, Klmberly Slllb, Slrella Danlela, Lean Allen Ilblrd rowl Carolyn Rnaaell, Phll McCraw, Tammy Burke, Pamela Pendalvln, Rhonda McTyer, Robble Lake, Cbrlntlne Pendnrvla :second rowl Klmberly Lyona, Llnda Rabwedder, Sharon Taylor. Johnny Evann, Clndy llce, Garelta Mllchell llrnnt rowl Leona Wllhurd, Sandra Honaley, l.nula Adcock. Angl Purknll, Anne McLennan and Terry Farrell. FBLA MEMBERS ARE: lbnck rowl Fellnla Wllnon, Ann Van Pelt, Mlchele Monk, Aly Cook, Vaneana Lowe, Lee Gravel lluurth rowl .laekle Martln, Mlekelle Glenn, Stephanie Tlleua, Pamela Blackburn, Becky Slledle, Bellndn McMnbon, Kevln Bloom ltklrd rowl Lealer Burrow, Felfe Bolden, Lnnrle Lnlb, Shelly Slnbba, Peggy McDonald, Bruce Stanfleld Iaeeend rawl Janet McDowell, Becky Hodge, Ckarleuella .lakl.nnen, Mnrll Pedlgo, Rhonda Jonen, Stacy Bryant, Kevln Bland Ilronl rowl Kelly Allen, Sbnron Arlonr, Valerle Snrltb, Tracey Weymouth, Yvonne Bryant and Gena Elam. FBLA MEMBERS ABE: lbnck roll IIII Mnrtll, Lani McCrolly, Dewnyua Cotton, Joe Wanley, Davld llllal, Cryltle Matkla Ilonrlb roll .likn llekenll, Bobble Hlll, Arneko Hnrrln, Geranlul Coleman, Ckeryl Powell, Glenda Aklna, Carol Lewln Itklrd revl Intl Bnlley, Llua Dunbar, Donna Danlela, Cheryl Hervey, Joyce Dudegeelt, Tlun McConnell lloeond rail Nlklln Toney, Todd Bolt, Rhonda Mllllrona, Leneaa Barrla, Ll: Malteranu, Margaret Jneknon, Snndrn Tkaipaon Ikon! row1Lelgla Palmer, Connle Clark, Llnda Gavla, Angella Shella, Rorle Townsend and Patty .lara-llla. or the second year in a row, on Jan. 30-31, PV was host to the Valley Forge Speech Tournament. Those two days were very busy days for the students and teachers who participated in the tournament. The tournament was slightly different from most high school tournaments in that it was completely run by students rather than the teachers. Mr. Fred Boosey and Miss Karen Larance served as supervisors. Tim Carter, senior, served as coordinator for the tournament and the members of the drama and debate classes were in charge of certain events. Students in Communication I classes served as time keepers for the events. The debate rounds were on Fri., Jan. 30, with all other events and debate finals on Sat., Jan. 31. It was a long hard day for us who worked, we were here at 8 a.m. and didn't leave until after 5 p.m., said Karen Hitchcock, junior. The tournament was one of the smoothest running tournaments of the year, due to the cooperation and dedication of all who participated.

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CONCENTRATION. Mr. Fred Boos- ey, supervlsor, concentrates us he places students In the flnsl rounds of the tournnment. HERE'S THE PROBLEM. Don John- ston, Quartermaster, explslns to Jeff Pltcock that there are no llghts In the 7-I00's. ALL WORK AND N0 PLAY. Tlm Carter, sen- ior, served as the dlrect- or for PV's Speech Tournament. M 1gf5r,'i'e-if 511' WE'VE MADE IT THIS FAR. Rlchle Carlsen, Town Crler, shows Cindy Wood where the tournsment stands after she returns from a lunch hresk at McDoneId's. f be wg, g N.-1 4 MINUTES LEFT. Denlse Deen, sophomore, keeps tlme for sn event st the Vslley Forge Speech Tourn- lment.