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

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,W ai: 71 V f Jubilant Patriots. Players rejoice at a W PV touchdown. 'N. MAKE WAY: senior Calvin Flnley plunges e ahead In the Blue-White R, game. , ' ' sfrafiiki ,M . , ' Q-L U ' V 'I I ' - V ffl wr. EXCUSE MEPLEASE. SQUID! flu- ,V ,lu r mel: Jerome Sims goes levi first lown against the Texsrkinl Llhzor- Plfki. V , 4. 'ff .ff-ff-ffriilfleffllff 3aHX'9'gfQf,5i'kJ1 e . F15 K A.. 115 Football! 69

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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

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HAPPINESS. Despite cold weather, Danlce Boyle was a happy glrl as she was crowned 1980 PV Homecoming Queen. OMECOMING Theweolherwcs A cold experience? cold but hearts were worm and spirits high during this onnuol event he homecoming foot- ball game caused much commotion among Pat- riots. The impatience of the team before the game and the furor of the fans stirred up during a pep assembly caused adrenalin to flow, everyone was sure of a win that night on the field. The hall decoration contest. homecoming parade competitions and above all the presentation of the homecom- ing court added to the festiv- ities. Danice Boyle, escorted by Vernon Smith, was crowned during half-time that evening as queen. I was surprised, said Danice. people kept saying 'Oh. you'Il get it,' but I really didn't think I would. l really appreciated it that so many voted for me. But because you didn't get crowned queen doesn't nec- essarily mean unhappiness. Lisa Turley, senior maid said. I was so excited about being on the court that it really didn't matter to me that I didn't get queen. I thought it was a great honor to be on the court and I'm happy that I had this experience. As for the game, the Patriots amidst a loosing season surprised fans with a R victory, beating the Texar- kana Razorbacks, 27-7. Naturally, the seniors won hall decorations contest. The French Club won float com- petition and Spanish Club won the decorated car contest. But the thrill of being on the homecoming court was an opportunity for the girls in- volved, that nothing else could compare. Homecoming activities at Quigley Stadium were poorly attended by students, fans and alumni. An unseasonable cold night cut attendance. For those attending, it was a homecoming, nothing more. much Cont. page 72 A BIT 0F FORTUNETELLING. It was the end for the Hogs as the Patriot Band predicted. PV beat Texarkana 27-7. O It ANTICIPATION. Dlna Shock and Bradley Thomas appear to be nervous awaltlng their turn to go out on the field. Dlna And Bradley, Kindergarten, helped hand out flowers to the Homecoming Court as they were presented to' fans at the game. iiit . E H O CW 70! For fun