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

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Who's on Brst? Carlos Mayfield, sophomore, plays the field during a dance-skit entitled Bad News Bears at the talent assembly. You in Student Life You at School School Survival. . . . . .4 Special Feature To Each His Own ..... .... 2 6 You at Work All in a Day's Work .... .... 2 8 You at Play After the Last Bell ..... .... 3 6 Special Feature So Long 70's-Hello 80's .... .... 4 8 Student Life 2-Student Life While you were waiting to see your new auditorium and Black Oak Arkansas was jamming not only their instruments but the traffic to the Arkansas Jam as well, the daily routine of school became more than something you tried not to think about on a lazy summer afternoon. The early hours became a reality, and, once again, mornings meant a Shipley's donut for breakfast. You immersed yourself in activities ranging from traffic court, to Tramps, to the Arkansas Arts Center, to McDonald's, and back to traffic court again. The school year brought parties, sports and whatever other forms of recreation you had the ingenuity to devise. You gave a new definition to student life. The essence of life at Parkview was you. Boogie wlth the Belles. Michelle O'Neal gets down with the music at a disco sponsored by the Liberty Belles to raise money for their annual banquet.

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hese were the inal days. For at least nine years ou had struggled through the ystem of mass education, but on y in the last few years had you ome to know Parkview High S hool. With a diverse, imaginative student body and a wid range of courses and activities, arkview became more than a cop crete jungle. Parkview was Ham Riley solving the parking problem by painting stripes for his own reserved space, or Joel Sazama strolling on stage with an arrow through his head at the Belle and Beau pageant. Parkview meant Marc Sydow nearly sliding his car off a cliff during the winter ice, or Gwen Slavik's Halloween costume complete with live rats in her hair. Parkview was also J eff Glover's silver shoes and Fred the halls. For some, Parkview was Marilyn Banks' shaved head. For others it was Lawrence Nicholson working for a pilot's license or Algray Pettus bench pressing 300 pounds. Parkview came to be what each one of you made it, and with each contribution, you added a new dimension to the school. You were the ones who made Tanngfflifggf?-ft'y Jackson boxing on Saturday night Parkview great, because James Johnson and a black Santa Claus roaming Parkview was 1,444 plus you. plus YCDU You at Parkview Student Life .... ..... 2 Sports ..................... .... 5 2 People ....................... . . . 86 Academics and Organizations .... .... 1 66 Community .................. .... 2 20 50 7 C :i:' QJK. ffl 05 g crib PEE Fil gii.p5.f5'ti .9 twig? if? s -J CVB fa E1 5232 ' N Opening-1 .1555 ii 61 Q 3

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