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

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ELLl0TTggCC?,fZfDjfi9f,fZmenf Weet lvlerklnerr Furniture We Accept Stencil Duplicators eanmmef-lC.af-a Folding Machines Mastercard Kroy Lettering Machines Liquid Duplicators N sa ab, Drought 17.1, Only 1954 was hotter 1001 Rushing Circle 663-8393 9815 W. Markham 224-1046 ow do you spell relief? A I R C O N- D IT I O N IN G! The summer of 1980 brought to mind the often quoted phrase, Only mad dogs and Englishmen venture out in the midday heat. Students, a- dults, senior citizens and children, all baked and broiled, sizzled and stewed, when the midday heat soared well over the 100's for 41 days this past summer. The summer of '80 surpassed most temp- erature and drought recordsg only 1954 was hotter than the intense heat of this past sum- mer. Many heat related deaths were reported in Arkansas as well as in other states. Noth- ing was worth the trouble of venturing out of the house. An unforgetable summer with an unforgetable climas. 252! For location Congradulations to 0 Roselyn Moore and the l. I ll l 9 Roc k Spirit of 81 staff compliments of Mr. Harold Moore l 35.3p.3.1sg?f1i Q Cut copy costs t t'i n I il fl' with A. B. Dick I Offset printing systems I Fleliabl c piefs and duplicators I Fast economical I RentiBuy I Lease I Copy Plans Tuskegee Llttle Rock Tuskegee Alumni Club Officers President Vice President Second Vice President Secretary Assistant Secretary Treasurer Reporter Program Chairman Jesse Mason, Sr. Dr. William H. Townsend Winston Muldrew Robin McFadden Marylee Watson Blicksy V. Lamb Cecilia Moses Frances Cole Johnson fwmeograph Chaplain Artis Walker u Simple low-cost Your source for any duplicatofs C0py H860 Public Relations Chairman Blanche McCray 1021 Jessie 661-0050 l

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Brooks Pools LITTERBUG. Even though the nge llmit Is 21, drinking alcohol has become n big thing wlth teenngers. 7- p High Quality Concrete Attractive Designs Available in Any Size or Shape Statewide Co Construction Commercial and Residential 7325 Kanis 664-9298 Alcohol Beer, leads to crimes? eens have prob- lems, often big problems, that affect the entire com- munity, especially the Little Rock Police De- partment. The most prevalent problem with Little Rock youth is narcot- ics, according to Lt. Bert Jenkins of the Little Rock Police De- partment. Lt. Jenkins explain- ed that many of the crimes committed in our city were drug related. For instance, a person truly hooked on drugs such as LSD or heroin who doesn't have a source of in- come to supply his habit, leans toward robbery or burglary. What about alcohol? Alcohol is also a prob- lem but not as serious as narcotics. Drinking an occasional beer doesn't necessarily lead to worse crime, but users, or teenage alcoholics, often are serious offenders. For location! 253