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

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REST AND RELAXAT- ION. Missy Johnson spends s day in the park just getting sway from lt all. PARK-VIEW . The crowd at a pep assembly show their loyallty by joining ln on the Alma Mater. THE 50'S RELIVED. Davld Neaves, Tim McKenzie, young life leader and Trey Velvln donned in 50's attire entertain other Young Life Members JOSEPHINE. Jody Teeter dresses himself in Kelly McBrlde's pajamas as part of s revenge streak st a weekly Young Life meeting. L.,

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Tourres, Eva M. 140 Watson, Delma 126 Wilson Maury 141 Townsend, Brenda Y. Watson, James Wilson Ronnie 126 Townsend, Roxie A. 140 Watson, Marcus 126 Wilson, Sandra Track 100 Watson, Phillip Wilson Scottie L. Trammel, Bret 18-21, 124 Watson, Rita 152 Wilson, Tonia L. Tribble, Jon 57, 124 Watson, Truman 126 Wilson, Tonya Tucker, BOI1ni6 125 Watts, Carl Wimberly, Wanda 178-179 Tucker, Denice 125 Watts, Lisa 126 Windham, Brenda 127, 196 Tucker, Jason L. Wayne, Rachel 126 Winter, Douglas A. 141 Tucker, Karen A. Webb, Reanee 126,196 Winter, John K. 152-153 Tucker, LaSandra Wells, Georgia 178 Withers, Troy 1, 127 Tuler, Len 141 Wells, Jeff Wolff, Adrienne 152-153 Turley, Lisa 71,125 Wesle ,Joe 141 Wolf, Deborah A. 127 Turley,Teresa A. 152, 153 Weg50X1,Lym1ard 126 Womack, Belinda 127, 196 Turner, Helen 176 West, Joyce 126 Wood, Cynthia A. 45, 141 Turner, Jay M 140 Weymouth, Tracey 126 Woodall, David 32, 126 Turner, Lisa C. 140 Whale, Pearlie 152 W00dall, John D. 154-157 Turner, Michael A. Wheeler, Sylvia 126 Woods, Barbara A. Turner, Noel 125 Wheelis, David 152 Woods, Rebecca M. Tyler, Limmie L. White, Carlette 126 Woodward, Sandi 44, 71, 127 Tyra Brenda A. 140, 200, 201 White, John Ray 152,141 245 White, Karen 142,192 Woosley, Jeffery N. White, Yolanda 153 Woolfolk, Elizabeth A.152-153 Whitehead, John 5, 126 Womack, Susan R. Whitehead, Stuart Worthy, Dwayne Underwood, Michael Whitfield, John Wright, David 127 Undo,-wood, Mitche1lE. Whitt, Rodney 12 Wright, Denice G. 152-153 Valentine, Vicki L. 4, 140 Wi1bl1rb.Manyfhia 126 Wright, Jonqlla- 152-153 Vanderburg, Darrel 125 315211111--Eeffe1'Y 125 xflilrtbpatlilcla Van Pelt, Phyllis 124 1 Um, C0113 1 Ya 4 H0 ' Vardaman, Michael E. 4, 140, Wilken, Eric 126 Wyefickv Sara 173-179 231 Williams, Albert 141 Vaughn, Terrance H' Williams, Ameblea 152 Vaugh' Mark Williams, Anthony 126 X Y Z Velvin Trey 3, 42, 133, 140, williams. gr- Benjamin 180 i iams, ett VeL4atlS2f1i?i2 176 Williams, Byfgyn Yancey, Deborah 140 Tl Vessels' Monique L, Williams, Constance Yarbrough, C2101 127 Vinson, Shery 117, 125 Williams. Defra Yeatman' Ross volleyball 90 Williams, Douglas 126 Young, Ronald 127, 140 STAGE BAND. Paul Rodgers williams Jr., Earl 154-157 Young, Tammie L- 152.153 performs at s school assembly. Williams, Eileen 126 Williams, Ella Williams, James 126 Wade' Michelle 15' 140 ZXSIIIZEZ' 15525 141 123 Wade' Ronald Williams, Kelvin 154-157 Wagner' William 141 Williams, Kris 141 Walken' Alon 152 Williams, Mai mf 154-157 Walken' Donna Williams, Miclfael 126 Walken Eno no Williamsin Nina Walker, Ricky 125 W.ll. Ph I. Walker, Tammie 3 fams' y Iss Walker Tina 141 williams' Sandy W H Ch. 141 Williams, Shannon n ' 'P Williams Selena 141 Walker' Joy 141 Williams' Sherr 126 Wallin, Marcella 141 W. . ' y llllams, Sonya 141 Wolters' John 125 Williams Willie 126 Ward- James 141 Williams' ziiia 126 Ward, Kenneth 126 Williamson Karen 14 24-25 Ward, Sean 3, 29, 141, 182 ' 30 ' Hi Wafo' Tino 152 Willis Cloretta ' 126 Warren, Sondra 152 Willis' Vanessa ' Waffenf Timothy 141 Willits Kelli 126 Waschka, Paul . ' Washington, Duane 141 vvggson' Sort? 152 washington, Phyllis 126 W. Son- aY'. . llson, Fellsla 141 Wnsnlngton' Rodney Wilson Jac uelin 126 Washington, Yolanda 1, 126 wilson' Jo q 152 153 Watson, Claudia 178 ' y ' Index! 269

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UNTIED SI-IOELACE could cause a disaster. One of PV's cross country runners, Joe Rice, pauses to tle hls shoe after a meet. GETTING AN EYEFUL. Two juniors rate those at clinic who plan to try-out for cheerleading. AT the end of it all. atriots took a look, as if to come to know about their belonging. Look at the Patriots. Sophomores and juniors still belonged they just took a step up on the ladder of life. Seniors were now a part of another crowd. Locating, learning and finding. After all the speakers had lectured and all calculus students had mastered derivatives and differentials, we found ourselves overcome with new facts and answers. Clubs broke the monotony. Adventuring into new horizons and exploring unknown frontiers Alpine Club broke away from everyday routines. The thrill of victory, the agony of defeat. Claiming a share of the AAAAA Championship, the basketball team provided excitement for everyone. ANTICIPATION. Bas- ketball games always drew a crowd in the PV gym- SHAKE IT! Imltatlng the Central Hlghstep- l Llb t pers, a sen or ery Bell participates In one of the most exciting assemblies ofthe year.