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

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7 Corder's N Model Mildred Cobb ,figs Su er N, I 5 A , ,if v f'- e+-- nv-'i fy 5821 Kavanaugn sea-7984 I . N X' Q4 I I Linlversliy end Waldenberger Luggage SZ G1ftS Speclellzlng In luggage end travel eooeeeorlee. 'Most complete Ilno of personal Ieether goods Attechee Business eases 'Unlque 81 Unusual Gilt Items 'Jewelry 8: Plcture Fremee ' Backgammon Sets 81 Games Waldenberger Luggage and Gifts. Lori Burch looks through the hand- bags to find her favorite one. 56 R St 664-4436 f- I I 'N Feimeteime i Q- ui? Q ' 1 SQQ' Qi 5008 Kavanaugh 654-7330 J The Heights Saturday's regular ritual for most adolescent females included at least one trip to University Mall and Park Plaza to drool over clothes and jewelry at their favorite shops. Eating out at Monkey Ward's or Franke's was a cheap change from school. The older, but still popular Park Plaza Center drew shoppers, espe- cially the Golden Host, where straw- berry shortcake tempted dieters to break their fasts. Bowling at Pleasure Lanes was a nice change from movie-going. For those with wheels cruisin' up Kavanaugh was fun, because of the small shops, like Mildred Cobb. Gifts were easily found at Freddie's, Waldenberger's and a wide range of prices was offered. Daniel's House of Costumes was seniors' answer to What to wear? to the Senior Banquet. Dressed as Scarlett O'Hara or R2D2, students used their imaginations and help from the costumer. Heeeys Jewelers , ' I I f, Jewelry 0 Accutron Diamonds ' x Repmr i J 'ik , l, x , f 5811 Kavanaugh 662-9344 v Advertisers 257

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Cantrell and Kdnis Going out Cantrell west, tennis buffs frequented the Tennis Shoppe, operated by PV parent, Mrs. Anasta- sia Loomis. Some of them played tennis at the Recquet Club or swam for the Dolphins. At Cantrell Gardens all sizes of shrubbery could be bought to beautify yards, and statuary and bird baths were hard to resist. Other shops offered cut flowers for special occasions. Cantrell's drug- stores made it easy for shoppers to buy almost everything they needed in Tanglewood Shopping Center. A new shopping center, Cantrell X , Heights, gave more space and easier 'lil-711' ' X access to Sir Knight's and Cantrell 'T Gift Mart. Branches of Union Na- tional Bank and Commercial National Bank, as well as Pulaski Federal Savings for savers for those needing cashi. In Commercial's lobby, was a mini-post office. , I iiiiilc lii! V!f I . N- R .112 -'wif 'EE-5 . 'L r -- . - -, '-ws, ,1- S it X 3' qi Xa X, , N-551 - , --N ff' ,-7. 3423 Old Cantrell 666-0154 .X .,.. 1 H xl f :it f S Q ,ffi'Lf1:.rv f- r- ,ffl-f GIFT MART 78mm'e 8200 Cantrell 224.2012 . 5, rs Q ,',.'1 At g:Y s 9 s?iZiii?'Z55i ,,,, 45 ' :::' 21 3 1 12. 0 ' . X X XX Every occasion ,--- deserves perfection. . 5 T ' ' Weddings Proms Porties . 8126 Cantrell 224.2474 Tic suices Attic Treasures. Lana Beardin finds bargins at Attic Treasures. Cantrell Gardens 225-1030 Advertisers 259