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

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- 1 :fm-if Wednesdoy prompts mid-week blues tor students home studying what went on in class at the first of that week. said Trey Velvin, junior class president. Since Wednesdays were not too close to Friday's test. if you chose not to study, you could tune into your favorite television station and watch some of Werjlnegd 3, ZVIONOTOUS STUDIES. Mark Mor- row takes a break from the routine of is. excryday studies. , ,iliil 30-For fun ust as you were getting used to getting up and making yourself pre- sentable for school, along comes Wednesday with the midweek blues. Battling thro- ough Monday and Tuesday had brought you close to Friday and from Wednesday on it was all downhill. Wednesday was just anoth- er day. Dull classes and boring assignments brought daydreams of weekends and Friday nights out. Wednesdays were not known for being nights when there was a tremendous amount of activities going on. Most students found them- selvesat home for the night of doing homework, watching television or studying for the weekly friday tests. Wed- nesdays were usually spent at 5 shows such as All in the Family, Sandord and Son, or an exciting movie that regularly appeared on Wednesday Night At the Movies. Many who were beaten by the first of the week, chose a more relaxing activity, such as sleeping. Sleeping not only let you catch up on much needed rest, but also gave time to dream about plans for the upcoming weekend. STUDYING HARD. Brad Day, soph- omore, finds Wednesday as the right day to catch-up on overdue home- work. WHATS ON? Many Parkview stud- enls sat around watching their faxoritc stars on the CBS Wednesday night motie. BACK T0 THE 60'S Gena Lovett, senior. supports the Patriots by dressing up on 60's day. if ,

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I-lE'LL BE BACK FOR MORE. A rare treat for Young Life members Bumphrey Gocart vlslts all-city club. Created by Peter Guerln, the charac- ter brought dellght to spectators wlth his hilarious misadventures. TMI OR LOVE CANAL? Greg Hemme and Sean Ward use class time in Trlg to scour the paper for a chemistry current event. The articles were due each Tuesday for chemistry students, but were also required for sophomore and advanced blology students. V. Q, BAYLOR BOUND. An area student speaks to a college representative on College Nlght, an annual event sponsored by the guidance depart- ment. College-bound students and their parents were lnvlted to ask questions about college requlre- ments, tultlons and llvlng facllltles.

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e ROW THE BOAT. Rochelle Lanham, demonstrates equipment for kayak- ing as James Short explains. SUCK IN THAT GUT. David Wood- all stands at attention as he is inspected by Aubrey Houze and Sgt. Major Burkes. -qx beat. WELL? Ronnie Colclas- ure, senior finds that Wednesday is a good day to prepare a date for the weekend. Wednesday 31 'ups-a in ,genie IA IS IT NORMAL? Audie Puckett, senior. indul- ges in the series of pro- grams. Operation Heart-