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

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usic makers Pcltriots socrifice for music MEMBERS OE MADIIGALS ABE: lbaek rowl Mike McKlnnls, Erle Bowen, Pall lodgers, Brlal Bellea- lseck, Kyron McAllIster, Carl Allen lsocend rowl Kenda Reeves, Janet McDowell, Lorl Reeves, Mslanle Craft Ifront rowl Elalne Llndsey, Aly Sclilldt and Sandra Thompson. MEMBERS OF MABCHING BAND ABE: Ibaek rewl Dong Wlnter, Steve Perklas, Alan Tatkaskle, Mlke Peters, Phlllp Svalh, Drew Hyde, Wlllle less lhlrth rowl Reglnald Barber, Mlekelle Carr, Andrey Kale, Bryan Hall, Tony Gralals, Lora Pertle, KI! Breaks Itlslrd'rowl Frank Boggs, KI-Ill Massa, Lori leaves, Davld llllel, Glenda Smalley, Carol Brown, Klllrerly Sanders Iseeond rowl Tony Ieaes, Stacy Dlckett, Karen Payne, Darrell Clseatkal, llta Watson, Karen Brooks, Tanya Boyle llront rowl Llsa Presley, Yvette Preyer, Krla Carllsle, Kelly lsgers, Mlekele Wade, Glna Blanks and Sondra Warren. , Q - MEMBERS 0F MAlCKlNG BAND ABE: lllack rowl Rlcardo Davls, lonald Davls, Ckrla Skadracls, Paal Rodgers, Harold Sprlnger, Jr., Geddy Lee, Beverly Lovett Ifonrth rowl Lawrence Bolt, C. J. Deas, Al lass lll, Samuel Blanks lll, Mlke Davls, Anne McLennan, Derek Banks, Leo Tyler ltlslrd rowl Nsrvesd Seynenr, Angela McAnally, Leah McCrotty, Melaale Lewls, llonnle Wilson, LaVerae Clemons, Kll lkedes Iseeond rowl Mlolaelle Bnrl, Bllly Belles, Becky Hedge, Andre McBrlde, Allen Hall, .llasly llselkelher lfrent rovl Carolyn Taylor, Gilda Carson, Scott Eason, Cyatllla Barnes and Lncy Jones. 206!For answers queezing in practice between concerts, school programs, football games and All-state tryouts proved to be a challenge to members of PV's instrumental music department. Although those who were being entertained by the orchestra, concert band, stage band and marching band watched songs and routines be executed with grace and ease, few realized the amount of time the activity required from bandies and orchestra members. I've had several students mention that other students can't understand why they would sacrifice so much for the band, said Mr. Sterling Ingram, band director. I feel that we have something to offer. Once you learn to play an instrument, especially if you learn to play it well, you have that ability for the rest of your life. Cont. page 208 FOLLOW THE LEADER. Bearlng her horn and a large responslblllty, Kim Carlisle insures that her llne starts and stops in the correct places. 1 1 ,A wi' 'Y if ' ' Q ' , . Wi ., A: ,Il fs. i A .Y VW I 1,3 M , K tv I , xi 1 'ffm r Arg! B ,,,. it WA 6, U W . ,W , , -1-ve. may ,. in AESTRO Aided with the excellent W' me ag ' coustlcs in Metcalf Auditorium, Mr ngram directs the band during 4 'ff 3 ractice and listens for any flaws i elr performance N

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