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

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NLRHS Artists Belonged To The Arr Club The youngest art club sponsored by the Arts and Letters llub ot America is here on Wildcat Hill. Born in the highlands ot Ben Wildcat in I952, this clan as progressed, under the leadership of its sponsor, Mrs. earcy Thompson, to a thriving membership of fifty mem- ers annually. The clansmen not only participate and enioy drawing nd painting, but all phases of the fine art, including crea- ve writing, sculpture, dancing and composing music as ell. This year, the Wildcat Art Club was privileged to old the Arlransas state art exhibit at NLRHS. The na- onal and state chairmen ot the Arts and Letters Club ot imerica attended. ln her address to the club Mrs. Hemmingway, the state resident, pointed outthe idea that industrial leaders across te nation are stressing appreciation ot the fine arts as a ounterbalance ot American interest since the field ot cience is booming. The Wildcat Art Club does its part in developing an ppreciation for the fine arts. :ll- ' 3575 q 0 if., Q ff, Lyndel Dean enters a painting of his dog in the art exhibit. OFFICERS: Iudy Garrett, Dorothy Hudson, Ianice i QQ? Ianice Haugh, and lane Martin. XM P6 'S M Q N-,M ' ' . A fp CLUB PRESIDENT Dorothy Hudson examines a ..... very pretty, isn't it? ..... Mrs. Donovan A. Turk. National Society of Arts and Letters president, admires modern art shown by NLRHS Art Club president Dorothy Hudson.

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Little Brothers To Kiwanis are Key Clubbers To serve his school and community, to develop his leader- ship, and to encourage spiritual participation is the goal ot a Key Clubber. The Kev Club is an honor club tor boys sponsored by Kiwanis International. To be eligible tor membership, a boy must have at least a B average scholastically, demon- strate his leadership ability, show his trustworthiness, and live up to the goals ot the club. Key Clubbers sold score cards at tootball games, ushered at the Little Roclc-North Little Rock 'Football game, ran the concession stand in the tield house, and helped maintain the Youth Center. KEY CLUB OFFICERS: Ierry Grubb, Crystal Huie, David Be- vans, Ellisf Blevins, Raymond Grandon, Billy Haller.