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

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First Baptist Church 62 Pleasant Valley Senlor Graduates Kenny Singleton John Krodell Lorl Reeves Rod Whitt Anlta Klng Kurt Rosa 227-0010 Congratulations Yearbook Staff Charlie Horse Smokestaok, Tinklebell anol Zebra I Spanish Club Blanks, Samuel R ynolrll, Yolanda Carpenter, Ken th Rlch d. Rodney Clay, Kenneth Rlll , Edna Coleman, Plnkle Scott, Llaa Croaa, Da ld Seymour, Norwood Dlek J mea Slaakelford, Ka I Dnnkl Rl Ir 'l'homaa,HaroId Bagler E l Walken-,lllcly Honze, A b y Wllllama, Conatan Mouser, D Del Clnh Eapan I fl O if Pm.: Libby BA-BA-BLACK SHEEP. Central was the site for a movles done on lntergrat- lon Into the schools in 1957. LRCHS Crisis ot Central High ollywood came to Little Rock last summer as Crisis at Central High was being film- ed on location at Cen- tral. Only exterior shots were filmed here at Little Rock: interior scenes were done at a school in Dallas, Texas similar in structure to Central. The movie starred Joanne Woodward who portrayed Eliza- beth Huckaby, vice principal for girls and showed the school year of 1957 when nine black students attend- ed Central for the first time. The situation of the blacks attending Cen- tral drew national attention to the school. For locatlons!227

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BROADWAY. Dancln' was just one of the fast paced musicals that came to Ark- ansas. losses Iazz Culture comes ro Arkonsos lectrifying! Sensational! Dazzling! Gor- geous! Heart-stopp- ing! It was just one show stopper after a- -nother. Arkansas was for- tunate to eceive the Broadway Theatre Series. Five musicals were performed, only one was cancelled be- cause of lack of ticket sales, Peter Nero. A Chorus Line, Dan- in',Woody Herman, Whoopee and Fer- rante 8: Teicher were near sell out crowds. Great Jazz was alive at Robinson Audit- orium. They were Broadway's best mus- icals. 226!For locations N go Madrlgals Leader, Mr. Rlchard Hardln. Top Row: Tlm 0'Neal, Steven Perklns Thlrd row: Carl Allen, Ellen Bass Second row Patty Wrlght, Debbie Hlllls Front row Palge Partaln and Kelly Pollnow i 1 Mi-i wma E I ii!!! bail! ,a ig iiiliiizz Back row: Lorl Reeves, Elaine Llnday, Glenda Smalley Back row: Kryan McAllister Regina Clayton Second row: Evette Prayer, Kendo Reeves Front row: Paul Rogers, Travls Horn Front row Renee Melanie Craft and Pluky Coleman. Webb, Lauren McKnlght Llsa Pennington and Debble Acklln

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Senior Congratulations University was a symbol f Christ and the Am Ian Hostages Doug Temple Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Bell Jr., Chris and Stephen Venable Lumber Co. 34th 8z Pike Ave. 753-3411, Go Class of '81 Good lucli Gaye Harvey from Yelkgf fe'n' Mr. and Mrs. Dale Temple J SePhi e Mefgensdlmef 1 Debra Moore Victor Kreimeyer Hall Class of '79 Barbara Bonner You finally Hnished, Love Mom, Dad and Gsco T d will M ningham Pom MT M if 00 Mr. and Mrs. Terry A. Hitchcock eggy ' c Mr.andMrs.TimCartersay Patsy Kelley . congrat ulation Jeff and Tim Star Mrs. John Mr. andMrs.SamSpeck I Linda Hawey In Memory of George Vernon Cdebrcte the 'Good luck in the future-to Jay Hilpert birth of Cl1rlST and Gaye from peter Rabbit n December 24, 1979, a lighted star was built on the roof of St. Vincents hospital, lo- cated on the corner of Markham and Univer- sity, to celebrate the birth of Christ. 3 As we moved into a period of turmoil with Iran, the star took on new meaning. A hospital employee suggested that the star be left burning 24 hours a day until the American hostages were released. The suggestion was presented to and acc- epted by an employee n 'l cou ci. St. Vincents also held daily prayers and signed and delivered petitions for the free- dom ofthe hostages. 228!For location 1 . - G: rmgmammqp lllllil H '3 X g it + fl lllll i ' fm C' Ill' lla I ames Douglas, Chuck Taylor 7612 Asher 565-8481 .BAHAM 5-: J Blue Print Co. TRANSFER LETTERING QUALITY. DRAFTING ROOM FURNITURE Y 0 ILT MA LINE HAM ON ROYAL METAL 0 PLAN I-IOLD ULRICH VERTICAL PLAN FILES l 376-3364 I