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

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BEAD SHOPS TURN RECORD SHOPS. 1981 brought many surprises for Arkansas, a new governor Frank Whlte and new laws. The drug pnraphennlla law made lt llleglll to sell pipes, bangs and other Items used with drugs. Drug Law Head shops suffer domoges ith Arkansas being a natural state, it is also changing with the times. Head shops seemed to be popping up on every street corner. Legislator Bobby Glover made an attempt to put an end to all this. Glover designed a bill to close down or stop selling paraphenalia. Along with para- phenalia most head shops sell records, clothes or other everyday items. The majority of the local head shops could suffer a great deal of damage and would have to lay-off work- ers. Others would go completely out of business. In an interview with a local head shop owner, he said, If the law should be put in affect, the people who smoke pot would just go out and find other ways of smoking it. 250-For locations .Q N 4 X , , f, , , X ff , ff-X ' of 2 Em- - - : Q if fi 'l 'S f - jfiff s -e 1 - at ,- - ' P ' N -3 - i ruretuoasc XY u X My K X. . x X 1 li 5 W .Q J 'if kv X Y i if! ff! O 2. I x S v '7 f . f iw M X J3ff'Cfl CLfi -9 L X 5 L' X XV Q' XX X 1 ep lx ff M!!! lyyii VK X! I X gl' y it S .-5 1 S X xx XX X fs Ng 1. l . jj u Xa., 758 2624

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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

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