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

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l The year got off to a rousing start with the introduction of Papa Viking at the Hi Vike assembly.. Enthusiasm was encouraged by the members of the Key Club as they sold colorful ribbons to the Parkview students before each home sports event. The Student Center was frequently the setting for a mixer or for the installation of officers of one of the clubs which also filled their calendars with programs, field trips, banquets, and conventions on local, district, state, and national levels. The band, cheerleaders, and Lassies added much to the spirit of Parkview and to the prestige of the school. On hand for pep assemblies and on the field for football games, these groups brought additional color and excitement. The colorful half-time ceremony at the Viking Festival game was climaxed with the announcement that Chrissy Simon had been elected as Viking Queen to reign over the last half of the game with William Chrisman. Triumphant Vikings joined their Queen for the Coronation ceremony and the Queen's dance which were features of the Victory Dance after the game. 6