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

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JEEP COUNTRY. Wlth the growing urge for 4 X 4 vehicles, the CJ-5 Rene- gades were 1 popular cholce. Cars Favorite include Datsun ne of the many advantages of entering high school is the possibil- ity of owning your own car. Some students had cars provided for them by parents, but many worked to buy their own. Most students pref- ered economy cars due to the high cost of gasoline. Favorites among students included any Volkswagen model, Toyota or Datsun. Off road vehicles also be- came increasingly popular. Most students felt that the time and trouble of working and attending school in order to finance a car was well worth the effort. Senior Sandi Wood- ward said, Now that I have bought my own car I feel that I have something to ,show for all my days and night spent working. 248! For location 1-5 jj I I7 4 P I6 I l J z 'H ,, l M ,lf-' MANuFAcTunEn's REPRESENTATIVE Distributor lm Dan Sch Warfz Sh C151 ee P 9Pyeatt Cl. 225-4944 I ' . ' Shlpleys Do-Nuts Ry pl 5 5 7514 Cantrell 664-5353 . . A Publlsllens Bookshop , 1. - 'General Books Childrens Books ' ' 4'l ll ,- Professional 8t Text Books p ' 1 x XX ,E it -if-A U 7509 Cantrell 664-6941 Wallace TV Teitxigifglotlp 85 Sales m ess s vi- .-QE tQ1-L,,.,E,gW 5.55 y .,,,. Q p or g g 1 C 11401 Rodney Parham ' r- ' 227-9430 6805 W. 12th 664-1073

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Kirklanals Gulf ft 2 Science Club ,,,, ,, M . x -t ,I L - , ,793-1-li-, 6 '- -' . - yr-ji .. V ' 'Q v.,,:,, Q I ,B-3' f' Q V X V. V We-xi Xi. ' - we 5024 Mabelvale Pike 562-9946 Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. Parker, Sponsors ? Cantrell Rexall Almyra 's Flowers And Gifts ,, 1, Li fe - ' ' ' Drug Mutual , Delivery Service 801 Barrow f 224-8828 Owners-Troy Cate VMWYZJQF 54140,- 7524 Cantrell 663-6368 DEER CAMP. Kenny Col- clasure, Senior, gets ready to hunt on Chennult Moun- taln. Hunting Arkansas is a natural rkansas, known for its great variety of hunt- ing and recreation, has a wide range of activities to offer. From rock-climbing to kayaking to fishing, many sports are enjoy- ed by tourists from other states and by Arkansans. Hunting in Arkan- sas never stops. All year-round there is at least one season going on. Many people in the state are enthus- iastic hunters, from businessmen to the farmer. For Iocstlons!247

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YELL IT SPELL IT. S and Cheryle Nelson make ' zheffrminffrvis Number Brasleton, Cara Temple, Vlckl Gray, Jan McGowen, Ones, Anlta King, Vlckl Palnton TWEET, TWEET. Darnlsa Evans, Captain, makes a plvit In a routine by the Liberty Belles at a PV game. CHORUS LINE. Linda Lue- bke, Debra Spann, Cassan- dra Alexander, Ashley Her- ndon and Glgl Johnson klck to the beat at a pep assembly ln the gym. P V Liberty Belles WOMEN'S CLUB. The new YWCA was flnlshed ln the fall of 1980. lt will prove a new home for Y-Teens and a pool for the YMCA. '.r..n...., ,J g , , Q, tr fi,?,T,,..... ,k..T,..T. ,.,. J, K YWCA Y-Teens find new home Ay 4. 1980 marked a new '- beginning for the Little Rock Young Women's Christian Association as they opened a new center at 1200 Cleveland St. The old building on East 4th was sold. Funds for the new YWCA were obtained by soliciting local com- munity businesses and people. Y-Teen also had numerous fund- raising projects, and their dues were raised to 58.50 in an effort to get the needed amount of money. The new YWCA off- ers a 25 meter olympic sized heated pool, men and ladies locker rooms, administration offices and an activity room which can be converted for classes and activities. Although there is no gymnasium, arrange- ments were made with the Boys Club next door to use their gym in return for the use of the YWCA's pool. For location! 249