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

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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

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Y l N THE IELD Porkview suffers worst record in eight yeors Cont. from page 66 The Patriots were stunned by Catholic's upset victory. Fan support dwindled and the team seemed to lose all unity. The next week the Patriots coasted to an easy decision over North Little Rock Ole Main. Once again the Patriots seemed to be on the winning track as they travelled cross- town to battle the Central Tigers. The Tigers, who even- tually won the AAAAA title and the state championship, completely shut-down the Pats offense. The game ended in a shut-out for the Tigers. As the season drew to a close the Patriots travelled to Little Rock McClellan to chall- enge the Lions. The game proved to be a battle of the defenses, with McClellan victorious at the buzzer. The Patriots finished the season with a disappointing 5-7 record. It was the first losing season since 1974 for the Patriots. Although the season record was not what it had been anticipated, senior Jimmy Curry summed up the year, Everyone was really dis- appointed with our season, but a winner must also learn tolose. AN EXCITED PAT- RIOT! Junlor cheer- leadertracy Terry shows excitement over a Pat- riot score. FLYING AHEAD. Junior quarter- back Scott Pahlow apts for the keeper In order to salvage a flrst down agalnst the warrlors. IT'S ALL FOR YOU! Hours of time are given to making game banners. GOING FOR IT. Anthony Gregory plunges ahead In the only game we couldn't lose. 681A game