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

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usic makers requ I res Excellence dedication MEMBERS OF MABCBING BAND ABE! lhlch rowl Sherry McCarley, Gerald Mllea', Steve MeCarley, Shawl Mllllgal, legjle Porter Iaeeeld rawl Kyrol MeAlllater, Amy Schmldt, George Thelpaal, Keldall Jones, Carma Becker Ilrolt fowl Nu Jolea, Dolly Moore, Charlotte Stlart ald Sarah Elllett. MEMBERS OP MU ALPHA THETA ABE: lhleh rowl Trey Velvll, .lerry Johlaol, Kelly Sllgletol, Seal Ward, Greg Henle, Dlvld Croaa Ilelrth rowl Dol Johnston, loh Bradley, .lohl Gerdol Hollmal, Del Stanley, .lohl Whlte, Steve Perllla lthlrd rowl Lorl Reeves, Glll Blanh, Gllger Phllllpl, Algl Plrhott, Kathy Bradley, Clldy Ll Blrhhalter, Calalldra Alexander, llcardo Davla Iaeeold rowl Mra. Dlxle Athlla, Elllle Llldaey, loahall do Soyla, Kelda Reeves, Marcella Wlllll, Lacy Iolea, Mrl. Battye McBride Ilrolt rowl Gaye Harvey, Theresa Qlalll, Nora Leon, Mlaa Deal Price ald Gregg Clevelger. Q4 MEMBERS OF NATIONAL HONOB SOCIETY ABE: lhack rowl .lamel Dllhldl, Seal Ward, Trey Velvll, Jerry Iohlaol, Kelly Sllgletal, led Whltt Ilolrth rowl .lay Wallace, -lefl' Carter, Mari Melrlde, Scott Robertson, Steve Perklla, Bart Barlett Ithlrd rowl Andle Puckett, Mlchelle Mlllela, .lehl Gordol Hallman, Davld leed, Del Johlatel, lab Bradley, Mrl. Gay Mclllnlel laecold rowl Clldy Ll Blrhhllter, llnlhall de Soyza, Mellaaa Joyce, Dehhle Schlld, Saldl Woodward, Carol Yarhrolgh lfrolt rowl Llal Bald- rldge, Gaye Harvey, Nan Iolea, Marlall Soltherl ald Krlatl Barrendorl. 208!For answers Cont. from page 206 By the rime students reach high school, they are usually really serious about their music. The hard work seems to be justified in the pleasure derived from their playing. I have several students now who I would consider serious musicians, said Mr. Ingram. There are still a few people who are in the band in order to please their parents. However, I would say that approximately ninety per cent of the juniors and seniors in now are there because they have made that decision. It requires a lot of dedication and a lot of time if you want to be good. Cont. page 210 M ' 'exif' lv 'ls l --e ,W ff? , f -'-f l . L '4 i,..e- ' 4 .wi '- 'Y' v gg -t PN th . . 1 . E - f-- . . , l - f .I TIN DRUM. Taklng care of the snare drum ls the responslblllty of Reggie Porter, while co-member Harold Springer stands by for his cue on cymbals. LISTEN UP. Listening to others play as well as paying attention to constructive crltlclsm is part of what Doug Winters flnds In store for him in stage band practice. TEN-HUT. Waltlng for her slgnal from the director, Amy Schmidt waits patiently at attention.

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Music makers Music 'way of life' for students . U i as 'QE 'E' , :L . . ., his U K. VL 'QV' 359' E f gi TWQ,iV91 . uv ' .X 'L 2 ' :Q A pf A ts. MEMBERS OF NATIONAL HONOI SOCIETY AIEI Ihnch rowl Donna Mooeer, Angle Pnrhett, .lnehle Hnnter, Amy Bonner, Debra Meera, Deng Wlnter, llcnrde Dnvla lleurth rowl Elalne Llndaey, Larl leevea, Becky Steldle, Kathy Bradley, Pet Clerk, Snnn Bncknhee, Cheryl Powell Ithlrd rewl Cynthla lnrnea, .lennller McCall, Steve Calphell, Ken Jehnatan, Marcella Wallln, Theresa Qnalla Ineeend revl Martha Tanner, Mlehele Kelley, Kendn leevea, Stacy Dnekett, Lnnrle Lenlh, Ifront rowl Lney Jones, Nern Lean, Aly Sehmldt and Mn. Ann Cooper. MEMHEIS OF CONS'l'lTU'l'l0N STAFF AIEI Ihneh rowl .lefl Carter, Mlchelle Mnllena, Scott Stanley, Veronlcn Lnhe, Allen Hall laecond revl Mlhe Geedwln, Klm Scales, llrnd Partlow, Martl Pedlle lfrent rewl Mlchele Kelley, Mnrtha Tanner, lhendn Cnnnlnghnl, Llan llng and Mrl. Ardelln Lnmh. MEMBEIS OF PAIKVIEW PLAYEIS All: lhnch rowl Bryan Day, llrlen Hallenheck, led Whltt, Lua Pennington, Karen Garnett Ilhlrd rovl .lay Wallace, Don Johnston, John Gordon Helllen, Cheryl Powell, Mlchelle Mnllenn, Scott Stanley Ieeeend rewl Clndy Wood, Gaye Hervey, Sandra Wlleen, Ben Arneld, Kenda leevea Ilront rowl .lnne Cnrlen, llchle Cnrlaen, Karen llltchcoch, Monlqne lewen and lnlle Plnhett. 210!For answers Cont. from page 208 Being in the music department not only provided experience for the future, it provided a source of friendships as well. Spending countless hours together in practice, on buses and at performances would call for a sense of camaraderie between members. We get more credit than we deserve, because we could really improve, said Alan Tetkoskie, junior. We are hoping to do better at contests. I guess the best way to sum it up would be to say that band is not just a class: it's a way of life, reflected Mr. Ingram. STICKS. Fans are kept rowdy and spirited by C.J. Dees, Paul Rodgers and other members of the pep band at pep assemblieg and games. , 'N l - - . . He sf - , p QW ' 31:1-34 Siam., lift ,, 1 -1 ,. J5':Q!f:?'rfa: ' 'Xl' ,,:h,e2a f 5,? fff s 1'L.'.,Jt99i if 4? ' , , W z. sr M. tr B. PROFOUND PERCUSSION. The hi- hat is just one of the many percussion instruments which Yvette Preyer, senior, plays well. l W