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

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' Steve Perkins l feel Steve is a very dependable and self-motivated student, said Sterling Ingram, band dlrector. Steve showed his dependability by being a three year member of the Marching Band. Stage Band, Beta club and Mu Alpha Theta. He was also a member of the Choir, FBLA, Key Club. National Honor Society and Orchestra. Audie Puckett Audie has been an indispensable member of the Y-Teen leadership this year. She has approached her respons- ibilities seriously and carried out her tasks efflclently. Always cheerful and helpful, she has truly provided an admirable example for all Y-Teens, said Mrs. Sarah Kready, Y-Teen sponsor. Audie was a three year member of Beta Club, Young Life and Y-Teens. She was also involved in AFS, Girls State, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Soceity, FBLA and served as chaplin of Y-Teens. Lori Reeves Lori is a multi-talented student that wlll be hard to replace, sald Sterling Ingram, band dlrector. Lori has been a member of Mu Alpha Theta, Beta Club and Marching Band for three years She has also been a member of Stage Band, Choir, Madrigals and National Honor Soceity. She repeatedly helped with music for the theatrical productions. Lonnell Sheard Lonnell was one of our best leaders. He out played taller players ln the league, with heart and determination, said Coach Charles Ripley. Lionnel was active in both basketball and football all three years. Among his other interests were membership in Bi-racial and FCA. S6!For fun

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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

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Jerome Sims Jerome was a better guard in our league than most players and he was also one of our best leaders, said Coach Charles Ripley. Sims was an active athlete in football. basketball and track. Glenda Smalley Glenda possesses tremendous drlve and is never satisfied with mediocrity, said Sterling Ingram, band director. Glenda's love for music shows. She was a three year member of Marching Band and Concert Band. Choir, FBLA, Beta Club and Home Ec were some of her other interests. Mark Smith Mark is a modern renaissance man in the best sense of the term. He knows more about more things, all the way from astronomy to zoology, than any student I have had. He ls intellectually curious about everythlngg his mind ls insatiable, said Commander Lewis Dobbs. Mark displayed outstanding leadership qualities by being a three year member of NJROTC and Key Club. In his junior year Mark was named a National Merit Semi-finalist, later a National Merit Finalist. Mark was also a member of AFS, Barrow Road Gang, Bi-racial and Spanish clubs. Scott Stanley Scott has been an asset to the Communication Department for the past three yearsg it ls rare to find a student who exhibits talents lnboth areas of communication, publlc speaking and drama, said Miss Karen Larance, communications teacher. Scott displayed his multiple drama talents by participating in You're A Good Man Charlie Brown, The Drunkard and The Night Thoreau Spent ln Jail. Scott's other interests included being editor of the literary magazine, sports editor of the Constitution, Key Club, Beta Club, Boy's State, PV Players, Quill and Scroll and Student Council. Scott was also a charter member of Young Democrats and was elected to attend the Arkansas Governor's school for the Gifted and Talented. Jon Tribble Jon has been an excellent student in technical theatre. His ablllty and desire to establish technical aesthetics for the auditorium have provided enjoyment for the entire student body, said Fred Boosey. Jon was a three year member of Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta and all stage productions at PV. Jon's senior year his served as assistant editor of the literary magazine. Jon was named a National Merit Finalist on the basis of his PSAT score. His other interests included FBLA, French Club, National Honor Soceity, PV Players, Science Club, Student Council and DPMA. Hall of Fame!57