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

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Secretaries lndispensable +o lhe smoolh-running of affairs a+ Senior High are +he secrelaries whose worlr involves lhousands of clerical dulies and l'he lreep- ing of a number of accouni' books. There are records, schedules, +iclre'rs, 'l'he 'I'ele- phone swi+chboard, franscripls, scholarship dala, even a los'l'-and-found, and a whole mounlain range of correspondence +o be seen lo. Some- body or someihing is always needing alfenfion. Mrs. Margaret McCloskey Secretary to the Principal Mrs. Dorothy Baker Mrs. Madge Millsapps Mrs, Geraldine Golden Secretary ro IhC CKDUHSCll1f Secrerary-Clerk Secretary-Clerk lf 1 6 if L bf' 1 mi

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si... ' K -or-Q1 , 5 2 3 Q ,ff 5 s - 'ww-.- s. Reyburn Fearnside Mr. Raymond Burnett Mrs. Vada Cowan ully Advisor for Slndeflt C0lHIt'il Dean of HON Dean of Girls helor of Arts and Master of Arts, University Bachelor of Arts, State Teachers College, Bachelor of Arts, Henderson Teachers College f Oklahoma, Norman Conway Arkadelphia Master of Arts, Peabody College, Nashville, Master of Arts, Peabody College, Nashville, Tenn. Tenn. x i -iw x i 5 ss Katye Lou Russell Mrs. Lester Bickford Mrs. Garland Beavers ulty Adviser for Slmlent Puhlimlionr Szzperrixor for Bookstore and Study Hall Supervisor for Audio-Visual I7IXf7'lH'fi01I:ll 1elor of Arts, Ouachita College, Arkadelphia Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Music, Supplies ter of Arts, University of Arkansas Phillips University, Enid, Oklahoma Bachelor of Music, University of Arkansas, ayetteville Fayetteville I5

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As our Arkansas Travelers move sfeadily down 'l'he pafh of life 'rhey offen pause 'lo remember 'lhe pleasanf days of fhe pasf. Many fimes fhe favorife of fhese memories is 'rhe wonderful days spenf in high school. The joys experienced, lhe knowledge gained, and l'he friends made during high school days are remembered and 'lreasured fhroughouf lafer years. Perhaps fhey remember fhe year fhey spenf as a Sophomore. They can almosf feel fhe bewil- dermenl' experienced on fhe firsl' advenfurous day on Wildcal' Hill. Buf soon fhe bewildermenf was gone and 'lhey became accusfomed +o 'rheir new Alma Mafer. They mef new people, expe- rienced new acfivifiesg and, before fhe year was complefed, became a necessary parl' of fhis high school. Then 'rhey remember fheir Junior year. Well esfablished as Wildcafs, fhey enioyed fheir friends and sfudies and made fhe mos'l' of wonderful ex- periences. Probably fhe mosl' prominenf memory of high school days is of fhaf wonderful year, 'rhe Senior year. Realizing how priceless every day was as These Are the People Appearing in This Story BACK IN THE CLASSROOM, OPEN YOUR BOOKS . . . fhe end of 'lheir school career approached, fhey filled 'lheir Senior year wifh precious memories and happy fimes. As fhey remember fhe Senior acfivifies, fhe friends fhey leff, and graduafion day, a fear may fall. These ne'er-fo-be-forgoffen years in high school will be freasurecl by each of us whefher we be businessman, civic leader, house wife, docfor. lawyer, or feacher, or wherever in life we may encounfer a friend, a fellow Wildcaf. Then we will probably say, Remember when we were in high school fogefher baclc in '60? Those were fhe days! 5 . Q W -1. SOON AS THREE O'CLOCK ROLLS AROUND . . .