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

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Assssociafiteuil Ivlilk l-'Producers ov' Y South we-si Ten years ago southwest Little Rock was mainly undeveloped land. Since then, it had been greatly improved and had become an indus- trial suburb. Some of the growing industries were Coca-Cola Bottling Company and Associated Milk Pro- ducers. Parkview students were attracted by the UA Four Cinema and South- west City Mall. The thing I like about the mall is there is such a variety, said senior Pam Slatton. PV students could shop a while in the many stores contained in the mall, then go to movies at the UA Four. After the movies, there was always time to run by McDonald's for a coke and hamburger. 9-'otioo Printing E, W ,gv , Business Forms I b x .. u..i f ra..r sf - - OHICG Suppl IGS I . A. S me ' f A e.is f Bobby FOTIOO- . A.. f.'i r. Q::2?L l.'?lk!3!'l..iJ3S:? ' 'e Chuck Owner-manager 5423 Fofbing Rd. 562-1900 11121 Rodney Parham 224-0994 Advertisers 267 B' e:..,a' 'QL Q, g,,,,2,: '

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Downtown Downtown was one of the main Ehopping areas in Little Rock. The owntown area still has stores rang- ng from jewlers to furniture dealers. Jarking lots have increased over the oast several years, the Lafayette and Vlarion Hotels were closed and the Ibert Pike Hotel was turned into a ome for the elderly. Some of the same shops, like Spaulding, still service PV. Even though newer sporting goods stores have developed around town, Spauld- ing still is better equipped and has the best selection. It's still the only place I know of to buy gym suits, said junior Candy Morgan. Three new bank buildings, First National, Worthen and Union Nation- al, made the major improvement in downtown. The most recent bank, First National, was finished and became LFl's tallest building. These banks have added office space to the area and bought more people down town. Construction boomed in the down- town area in 1977-78. At the State Capitol, new buildings will be taking the place of the rose garden and fishing pond on the Capitol grounds. Metroplex, a downtown mall, near- ed reality. The completion of the Metroplex this spring should be the fG t X key to revitalizing downtown pro- . D Ph'Il' , 'd t of Coin and' kggtroslfflcsmmis- ' , 'd, M t Ie on't make Center' Start Z'3IIiI0vi?.'ash0,?pl25 ,Siler like the I mall, but it can show growth in terms f ff' ,h t I d b 'n attractive ?o0th:e?JeoglZSil?h1o :org and live downtown. I 4 Church I Dev Cape Sim Center I Bar-b-que l mf f f ac sae o :ees X -ix A d O 5- l 52' , .I - g , v ' . Y ,K . 5. - '4 1 11-, e - gf , 7 Wx T ' A x - 'kbs' 9 9 I' d beef 9 'J S ICS M ff' and pork 716 W. 33rd 372-9777 Q23 W. 32thy 374-71091 ' Advertisers 2459?