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

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Fa meH2illOf F8 VNS, H83 I Of f . Roshani de Soyza Roshanl ls an unusual blend of imp and angel. As a student ln Chemistry she received one of the awards for academlc excellence. As Science club president she has been consclentlous and dependable. As a friend she has instigated several plots that have brightened my sometimes routlne days...a poster or poem here, some tollet paper there, etc. With her abllltles, she wlll succeed ln llfe and have fun dolng lt, sald Mrs. Jackie Dyer, Science Club sponsor. Roshani was named a National Merit Finalist. She was a three year member of Beta Club, Orchestra and Science Club. Among her other interests were Spanish Club, Track, Choir, lnterclub Council, Mu Alpha Theta and National Honor Society. Eric Hagler Never before have l been so impressed by a young man's abllltles, ln a short time. Eric was in Mass Media first semester and he was such a complete student that I asked hlm to join the yearbook staff at semester. He came into the staff room picked-up everything and the entire sports sectlon can be claimed as his. We wlll hear great thlngs about Eric, sald Mike Goodwln, yearbook adviser. Eric was three year member of Beta Club. He was also a member of Boy's State, FBLA, Key Club, Spanish Club. Soccer, Golf and Spirit Staff. r pf 5 , 'vm . , h yth, Q ,, a Laura Harrison lf it ls true that...a woman's work ls never done, then Laura Harrlson ls the epitome of a female. She ls never too busy, never too tired, never loses her cool, sald Mrs. Ardella Lamb, Constlt- utlon adviser. Laura dedicated herself to the Journal- ism Department all of her three years at PV, she served as managing editor of the Constltutlon and as vice-president of Quill and Scroll her senior year. She displayed her school spirit by serving as a Liberty Belle. Laura was also a member of Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Soceity, Spanish Club, Y-Teens and Young Life. Gaye Harvey For a person ln a posltlon of leadership, I've never known anybody like Gaye, who contlnously bends over backward not to hurt anyones feelings. I've experlenced Gaye's somewhat sense of humor, direction and abllltles ln the yearbook staff room. Gaye could get along with the devil lf he starred at her ln the face. She's a perfect yearbook edltor and young lady, sald Mlke Goodwin, yearbook adviser. Gaye was a three year member of the Mu Alpha Theta and National Honor Society. Also Beta Club and PV Players for two years. She was involved in Quill and Scroll, Science Club and the Splrlt Staff. 54!For fun

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Rob Bradley lt is rare to find a student who has so many flne qualities. Rob is not only an outstanding student, but he also exemp- lifies the best qualities of man,ggld Donald Bratton, Key Club sponsor. Not only was Rob senior class president he was also president of National Honor Soceity and vice president of Key Club. Rob was a three year member of Mu Alpha Theta and Student Council. When he wasn't busy with all these responsibilities he involved himself with lnterclub Council, Basketball, swimming and DPMA. J eff Carter I believe there ls an old adage about 'If you want something done, ask a busy person' and thls certainly personlfles Jeff Carter. I thlnk he ls a young man we wlll hear great things about ln the future, sald Mrs. Ardella Lamb, Constitution adviser. Not only did Jeff serve as editor of the Constitution, chair the editorial board for the Declaration, and help others in journalism, but he went in many other directions also. Jeff was active in Student Council and was chosen to attend Boy's State. His other activities included member- ship in Beta Club, Key Club, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll and Science Club. Jeff also worked on the literary magazine. Marty Carter Marty did a real fine job. He was one of the most dedicated players, but he unfortunately got Injured. It was a great loss to the team, said Coach Finley. During his three years at PV Martin Carter was active in FBLA. FCA, French Club, Interclub Council, Key Club. Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society. Football and Student Council. Tim Carter I believe that Tlm Carter ls the most active Student Council president we've had. Not only ls he active but he has also grown ln leadership and responsibility, said Mrs. Thedadean Borgard, SC sponsor. Tim also displayed his leadership by participating in You're A Good Man Charlie Brown, The Drunlrard and The Night Thoreau Spent In Jall, as well as numerous speech tournaments. Tim was chosen to attend Boy's State. Among his other activities were AFS, Beta Club, Key Club, National Honor Soceity, PV Players and Young Demo- crats. Ricardo Davis Ricardo ls a qulet perfectionist, sald Sterling Ingram, band director. Ricardo has been a three year member of Marching Band, Stage Band and Science club. Mu Alpha Theta, Beta club, and National Honor Society were some of his other interests. He was also a member of Spanish club and Key Club. Hall of Fame!53

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1 , - , Ld' , sith -lg Aubrey Houze As Cadet Commander this year, Aubrey has been my right-handed man. He is intelligent, considerate of others and diligent in the performance of his duties. I predict a great future for Aubrey--he'll be a real asset to his organization. l really hate to see him, like so many others of his caliber, leave us, said Lewis L. Dobbs, CDR. Along with being Cadet Commander, Aubrey is a three year member of NJROTC Drill Team and President of the NJROTC Officers Club. He was also involved with the Key club, Bi-racial Committee and Spanish Club and was elected to boy's State. . -fl Don Johnston 5 - 5 As president of PV's DPMA student Merit Semifinalist and later a National C ' f' chapter, Don Johnston has shown that he Merit Fir1aliSt- Q -I M A fij possesses many leadership capabilities, Don filled his spare time by involving e said Mrs. Sandy McDonald, DPMA himself with several organizations includ- ' , Sponsor. ing Key Club, Inter Club Council, Mu A Possessing outstanding leadership Alpha Theta. National Honor Soceity, PV x 4, W tl, Q abilities enabled Don to attend Boy's Players and Young democrats. Ny,-f State. - is . U Scoring highly on the PSAT in his junior year. Don was named a National Michele Kelley What can be sald about Michele, or one L as she is referred to ln journalism? Well, Michele Kelly ls a very creative student, dabbllng ln both writing and art. Whatever her future profession, she will undoubtedly succeed, said Mrs. Ardella Lamb, newspaper adviser. Michele was a three year participant in both journalism and art. Her senior year she served as feature editor for the Constitution. She also was a three year member of Pen and Brush and Beta Club. Her other interests while at PV included AFS, Barrow Road Gang, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll and Science Club. Tina Kendzierski lt's a pleasure to work with a high school student that ls such a well adapted young adult. Tina Kendzlerskl always had her head on straight, knew what she wanted out of life and knew the true meaning of responslblllty. Tina was a perfect partner with myself and the editor of the Spirit of 81. As assistant edltor, she couldn't have been replaced by anyone better for the job, said Mike Goodwin, yearbook adviser. Tina showed responsibility by being involved in journalism for her three years at Parkview. Among her other interests were Y-Teens, Young Life and Alpine Club. Gina Lovett Gina Lovett ls a very energetic young lady who ls very persistent in what she believes in, said Lucious Powell, counselor. Gina was involved 'in Student Council, volleyball and was a class officer for three years. Among her other activities were Marching Band, FBLA and Interclub Council. Hall of Fame!55