North Little Rock High School - Wildcat Yearbook (North Little Rock, AR)

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'I qi 'fuk-If A POSIED SUPREME COURT STYLE: Front, Vice-president Bernard Guemer, President Byron R. Bogard, Secretary W'illiam E. Lainan. Back, Members Dr. W. E. Phipps, Mr. Robert Means, Mr. Brady Deese, and Supl. F. B, wlfighl, Treasurer for the oarr.

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Dedicated To The Board Of Education As we think of all the persons and places and things which contribute to our Education, we become increasing- ly aware of the men who give of time and talent and know-how to keep in operation this great multi-million dol- lar industry called the North Little Rock Public School System. Serving without financial remuner- ation of any kind, these six business and professional men, with the Su- perintendent who serves as their trea- surer, yearly provide a greatly en- larged and enriched curriculum to meet the needs and abilities of all stu- dents, select a well-qualified faculty of instructorsg and, in recent years, have built three beautiful new build- ings for our campus. As an expression of our apprecia- tion, we have chosen to dedicate this 1958 Wildcat to the Board of Educa- tion-the men behind our EDUCA- TION FOR THE JET AGE. LIKE THE OLD WOMAN in a shoe, North Little Rock has so litany children! But the Board knows what to tlo. CU Dr. Phipps and Mr. lleesc look at floor plans for a third junior lligh. C21 Mr. Guentcr and Mr. Bogarcl discuss a new science text with Mr. Wright. C30 Mr. Means and Mr. Laman consider student popula- tion concentration. FK-ftNQA?5 ,N .M --- . -..-a, ...i.,,1,, ,mwtyy-rf,a,:i.g: ..f ,h .,,, ,X '-1:5-v 'i . ,.-L4I.,f lx Vt , .,x',-.' ,,,.-Q-uw. - . N. M .'. 5, , iw?-' ,.

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Ours the kr Constantly the whole world tells us so with every medium of communication. But nothing tells us more impressively than the roar of the great jet bombers going to and coming from the Strategic Air Command base just ten miles away, and the children and wives of its personnel who have joined our student body and faculty. Ours is an interesting and exciting age whose challenge we eagerly meet. There is a neu' meaning, suddenly, in formula and equation, in the why and wherefore of things, in all the arts of language, in man's relation to man, the record of his ideals and achievements, the music he sings, the objects he makes. Some day, some one will read of us and our let Age. Mindful of these things, we salute the men and planes of the Little Rock Air Force Base with this 1958 Wildcat in which is recorded forever one year of our life as we pursued an EDUCATION FOR THE IET AGE. N I I 1 , 1 X I . , .f 1 K' 1 X I , ,f X Q I 1 . 15 Ny! 'I' W . N ' I f i f v 1 X .1 P 5 CAMPUS P 119 COLOSSI P 13 CULTURE P 139 COMRADES 5 103 CLUBS 5 209 COMMUNITY