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

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V i 0 PARKVIEW HIGH... The Pep Club assists everyone in klcklng off the Hall game with Parkview's Alma Mater. A LOYAL FAN. Mr. Mason, Darryl Mason's father, could be consld- ered one of Parkvlews most faithful fans, he attends every game. 4!Introduction DRIVE THROUGH, WE DARE YA. Angle Cutler, Vlckl Valentine and Chrlstlue Slebert ward off Hall fans at MacDonald's before the caravan. Finally finding onswers neor The end ment, sophomores were scouring every nook and cranny to find a place in this new school. They were new faces and not yet accepted as Patriots. Struggling with derivatives and differentials became a daily ordeal for calculus students. These students found that it was not always easy to produce the answers shown in the back of the book. Classes had to find answers. Alpine members persued different kinds of answers. Exploring the mountains and other natural wonders, provided fulfillment to their quest for adventure. Clubs persued it. lt seemed we were always rummaging for answers to those ever present questions. We learned where to find the answers. We had to hunt. Investigating the halls of Parkview High School, something shouted... Search me... ALL SMILES. Proud of those new, colorful uniforms, Yvette Preyer and Mike Varnaman prepare to perform.

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., ji 5, M... ,RF e v M, A. ... V .RTK G0 PATRIOTS. Shawna Boone does a cheer to boost the Patriots to a win. fy Finding answers xamining themselves and their surround- ings Patriots found themselves trying to find answers. Parkview's student body was on a three year quest for maturity and a future. Some Patriots were nearing the end of their quest while others were just beginning. Athletes spent their spare time preparing for upcoming sporting events. Every game, event and tournament showed Patriot athletes fishing for a successful season. Athletes tracked it. Teachers spent time preparing tests, finding films, locating speakers and if all else failed, lectured. They produced questions and made answers available, we only had to look. Teachers located it. Seniors found the countdown to graduation was not only three weeks to go, two weeks to go, one week to go...Besides the usual routine they were faced with senior themes. Seniors researched it. Juniors were counting the days until they would no longer be caught in the middle. They were not sophomores anymore, but they were not seniors yet either, they were simply juniors on the middle of the fence. Juniors counted too. As juniors look for an escape to their entrap- DREAMING. Clarence Finley hopes one day he can be a football player, just like his daddy, Coach Finley. 'QQ I FLY THROUGHT THE AIR. Sean Ward leaps off of the lockers while decorating the sopho- more hall for home- coming. Search Mef3

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3' THE AGONY OF DEFEAT. John Whltehead hangs hls head low as the last seconds of the Hall game tlck by. A WAVE OF VICTORY. Kenda Reeves, Patriot mascot trlumphantly waves the school flag as the Patrlots score against the warriors. BOOGIE TO THE BEAT 45 The band comes up wlth many foot tapping tunes as they dld at the Hall game. BAND BOOSTER-Step ling lngram, band dir- ector, takes a break from the band to cheer the Patrlots. Search me!5