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

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1 . yt. l-lot wheels Free at Ia t Teenagers were not born free, but turning 16 and getting their drivers' licenses put them nearer to freedom than ever before. Some were lucky enough to own their own cars, while others enjoyed limited use of the family's car. The gas mileage was good and it got me where I wanted to go, said Jeanne Yarbrough of her blue Pinto. To look at the PV parking lot, one would think that every student drove a car daily. They lined the fire lanes, Behind the wheel. Rusty Tarwater studies for drivers' test which most juniors take soon after their sixteenth birthdays. .ff .93 . driveways and even the school yard. Driving was not always fun,how- ever, because tickets for running red lights, speeding and other things spoiled some kids' fun. Then, they ended up in Drivers' Improvement School where gory films introduced them to the wonders of wearing seat belts. Drivers Education was offered dur- ing gym period, but the waiting list was enormous. Parents especially favored it because it might reduce insurance premiums. Learning the correct way to park was one of the main advantages participants found. I have never ever gotten into a parallel parking space, Byron Dillard said. Charlene Van Ftossum believed, as most students did, Being able to drive gives me a sense of freedom. Stuck. Backing over the meter guards on the student parking lot is an everyday occurrence. Jan. 25. Students, dismissed during heavy snow, find cars in unexpected places from slides. Steve Murphree's ends in the ditch. y 3 G b s, Jerry Grantham Sandra Grayson Yulonda Greenfield Cheryl Grose Karen Griffith Adam Gulse Juniors il l?

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Heed hunter Shrunken head obbies and collections were as ividual as their creators. Cindy rnett had a unique hobby of lking dried apple and cornshuck lls. l'l started getting interested in lfts last year when I went to the ark Folk Center, she said. At the lk Center Cindy learned the tech- lue of making the dolls. lt took a of time to get the hang of it. The pressions on the apple heads were le hardest thing for me to learn to she finished five applehead dolls ,ce last year. She also made several rnshuck dolls. Cindy said, Besides Ling time, my hobby also takes a pat deal of practice. The dolls ren't very expensive once all the lterials were collected for a doll. Apples, sulfur, lemon juice, salt, ar nail polish, paint, pipe cleaners, ton, scraps of material and a coat iger were all needed to produce a doll. After the material was gathered, the first step was to carve the head out of the apple. The expression on the face after it dried, determined whether or not the doll would be a boy or a girl, Cindy said. After a week, navy beans were placed in the apple for eyes. This was done before the head dried, so they could dry in the apple. Next came the coat hanger. Shaped into the outline of a body, it was wrapped with strips of cloth to fill it out. When the frame had been shaped, pipe cleaners were wrapped around the wire for hands. When the head dried, the next thing was to apply a coat of clear nail polish to the head to preserve it. Last, the head had to be attached to the body. If the top ofthe coat hanger was long enough to fit into the head, it was used. If not, a popsicle stick and wire attached the head to the body. Cindy said, My favorite part was putting on the finishing touches. vi Sundra Janes Linda Jaramillo Greg Jeffery Keith Jeffries Bruce Jenkins Tammy Jett volutlon. Gradually, after two weeks of Cindy Cornett added gray halr, a beard, bonnet and curls helped to create an old rylng ln lemon juice and sulfur, the apple glasses and overalls to ageamale doll.Above, fashioned lady forallttle glrl's Christmas gift ssumed U16 SXPFGSSIOD of 3 mal9 Ol' f6mal8. t X