Parkview High School - Viking Log Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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il' J 661667 f adhiaf .cifgee :qi af 45624 C2519-inf Jgfgaaigf SW y ?'fi4Qf 'Q f l 617617871 We M70 ,U eff . . . Developed Through Speech and Dramatics TEMPEST IN A TEA HOUSE . . . Max Taylor vio- lently defends his point of view in the play Columbus Was a Dope, which he wrote and directed. Others in the cast are Clifton Ivy, Al Turner, and Randy Yocurn. A WOMAN'S POINT OF VIEW . . . Linda and Sherry Jines discuss sports in The Base- ball Garne, a dialogue presented in the dra- matics assembly. TENDER LOVING CARE Chuck Stoner is reluc- tant to receive medical attention from Janelle Cowles, playing his mother, and Terri Jones, the maid, in a scene from Sredni Vashtarf' written, directed and produced by Jenny Rotrock. Miss Wilma Leonard Mr. Bob Bilyeu Public Speaking Fundamentals of Speech English IV L Mrs. Hazel Pruitt English III Departmental Coordinator Dramatics 25

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TELL ME THE TRUTH Pat Hogan and Frances Kesterson practice a tense scene in The Bad Seed. Self Expression GONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM Jane Jones listens to a dramatic interpretation given by Susan Haymes. Jane and Susan consistently rank high in competition in dramatic and humorous interpreta- tlon. in TOURNEY PLANNING Gordon Patterson, gen- eral chairman for Parkview's annual debate tourna- ment, discusses the schedule with the championship de- bate chairmen, Gary Johnson and Bill Wear, and the regular debate chairmen, Carolyn Gist and Larry Hunt. WR. CROSS EXAMINATION Steve Hilton attempts to lead Frances Kesterson into admissions against her case. Gordon Patterson listens in order to adapt their case to his. Paula Schwach will reconstruct the case in later speeches.

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HEADLINING THREE Lynn Harris, associate editor, and Steve Sheppard, editor-in-chief, are responsible for the publication of the news of the school-making assignments, writing and editing copy, and making up pages one and three. Tracy King, news bureau editor, sends school news to the professional news media through the ofiice of public infor- mation and to the other high schools. ARTISTS' TOUCH . .. Paul Dorrough, yearbook artist, and Jim Strahle, Parkviewer cartoon- ist, add their talent with brush and idea to the publications. PACKING UP Photogra- phers Roy Dameron and Rod Tucker check and pack cameras and film before setting out on an assignment. Staff photogra- phers take and process all infor- mals used in both yearbook and the school paper. Mrs. Mar,Lyn D. COW8H Mrs. Virginia Woodring journalism I, II City-wide journalism Co- ordinator BALANCING THE BOOKS Tim Johnson, busi- ness manager, and his associates, Julie Mulford and Tim Rice, manage the sale of advertising for The Parkview- er, keep account records, and arrange the ads on the pages.