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

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READY, SET... Senlor quarter- RUNNING INTO THE NIGHT. back .loe Rice barks slgnals to the Calvin Flnley races Into the offense during the annual Blue-- endzone for a Patriot score. Whlte game. THAT'S INCREDIBLE. Senlor manager Curt Rosa looks on In dlsbellef at an opponeut's score. ON THE MOVE. Senlor tlllblck Jerome Sims pulls away from the group and races for the yardage agalust Catholic Hlgh. LIFE DURING A PEP RALLY. Patrlot players help generate spirit durlng pep assemblles, fans suppo- rted the Patriots throughout the disheartening season. POINTING THE WAY. PV's captians Jerome Sims and Wayne Jones indicate the outcome of the coin toss before deciding to kick-off against Texarkana. Football! 65

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Junior Varsity PV Opp. 0 Plne Bluff 30 6 Plne Bluff 16 0 Central 6 18 Benton 0 14 Morrilton 18 6 Hall 21 1 Wln, 5 Losses Plcigued by injuries Parkview begins to fall Cont. from page 62 Pine Bluff then retalliated with a TD run and a two point conversion. Senior Joe Rice re-injured his shoulder late in the game and once again the offensive controls were handed to the inexpereinced Pahlow. Under a great deal of pressure, Pahlow couldn't navigate the Patriots offense into the end zone. Patriots fans were becom- ing worried as the list of casualities continued to grow early in the season. Quarterback Rice and sen- ior linebacker Wayne Jones were out with nagging should- er injuries. Senior safety Greg Lacaza fell victim to injuries in the Pine Bluff game, torn cartiledge in his knee and the loss of senior defensive end Marty Carter left the Patriots short on varsity experience. In an attempt to regroup, the Patriots hosted Donny Cox and his winless El Dorado team. ElDorado capitilized on several Parkview turnovers, The patriots' inability to move the ball proved to be the deciding factor of the game. The loss was the Patriots third straight and hopes of a conference title evaporated with the game-ending buzzer. As the second half of the Cont. page 66 . hh Ml 1980-81 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM MEM- BERS ARE: llront rowl Anthony Celllna, .lay Hayes, Terry Jamea, Derleh Colller, Tommy Taylor, Martln Harrell, Joe Wesley, Pall Sprlnger, Jerry HIII, Sandy Wllllala, Deng Wllllama, Jeff Pltcoch Iaeeond rovl Ceaeh Black, Ken Berry, Bart lelnlch, Clyde lhedea, Scott Pahlow , Zavler MeYerglaon, Davld leed, Mark Boyd, .llmmy Curry, .llm Laneaater, Scott Slmpaon, Todd Haatlng, Cart loaa, Coach Flnley lthlrd rowl Coach Kelley, Greg Laeaae, Gary Peteraon, Jerome Slma, Calvln Finley, Terry Hltchcoch, Wayne Jones, Anthony Gregory, James Johnaon, Cnrtle Temple, Greg Hampton, Algray Pettna, Ceell Flnley, Marty C h J ll Ib h 1 Derrlch Carter, oac o ey ac row Shelton, Lonnell Sheard, John Whltelaend, .larnea Dlchaon and Joe llee. 1 gg1-aiaiii t t l.., . , Wt 'i , A. ii 1 T' .,...,.. . r .,..' at f' LENDING A HELPFUL HAND. Senior defensive-baclr Jerome Slms shoves Plne Bluff Zebra into the sldellnes in an attempt to save the game. 64!A game

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L Q 11-IE FIELD Potriot's end six yeor dominance over Holl Cont. from page 64 season opened, the Patriots carried an even 3-3 record. Their first test came against arch-rival LR Hall High. Parkview's first score came in the opening half when junior quarterback Pahlow plunged into the end zone. The Patriots seemed certain of a victory when senior Derrick Shelton blocked a Warrior punt and scampered into the end zone. Patriot fans were elated with the possibility of upseat- ing number one ranked Hall and continuing their string of Patriot victories over the Warriors. However, their hopes were soon dashed as Hall immed- iately scored on a timely pass which sewed up a Warrior victory and ended Parkviews six year domination over the Little Rock rival. School spirit and team morale were at an all-time low for Parkview. The Patriots clashed head to head with the Texarkana Razorbacks for Parkview's Homecoming game. The Patriots walked away with an easy 27-7 victory. Hopes to salvage a winning season saw spirit rise but fall just as quickly with a loss to Littl Rock Catholic High. Cont. page 68 WAVIN' THE BANNER. Llsa Penn- ington was vlsable at every game serving as mascot for the Patrlots. rx realty , f A ' f-'S . WH' f . ' QQ ' - 5 ?li'T FEUDING AMONG FRIENDS. Sen- lor Calvin Finley is brought down by a teammate In the Blue-White game. HOLD YOUR HEAD UP. Junlor Anthony Gregory walks away dejeet- ed after a dlssappolntlng loss to the Pine Bluff Zebras. Uv, 2. , iff . ' IFN.- . . of 3 . s lgffl - -.vis r A .g, Q S .' ' 4- 7' ' .4 sr' avg! i . i E l . 66! A game