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

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mutha' Presentation . . . a play-by-play account of one mem- orable year wrought in the life of the greatest student body ever known. The stage setting of our play is upon an exquisite ten acre campus, cresting a knoll, lovingly known well to generations of NLRHS students as Wildcat Hill. Behind the scenes of this production are the stolid producers and directors,well-enacted by faculty and staff members. The most significant portion of the entire play is granted the cast, the members of the classes of '64, '65, and '66. Predominantly, the Seniors reign in the limelight. These performers have trodden through three long years of tedious study, en- grossing activities, and acquired maturity in every realm. The applause is deafening for the Best and even more--the Class of '64. The top supporting roles are well-portrayed by the Juniors. Much of their knowledge and experience has been gained through discreet understudy of the STARS of the play. Another year may bring these into the spotlight--for iauaum' aglmj ' an UM Lgtgmbqw - they claim to be the wildest Cats alive -- that class of '65. The novices are the Sophomores. Making their debut, they will undoubtedly take another two years to prepare for their major roles as Seniors. Even as they declare of all the Cats, the pick -- they remain the Sophomore Class of '66. The plot of this melodrama moves from scene to scene to exemplify every activity. The curtains rise on the anticipated excitement of the first day--the sights of an overwhelming mass of new kittens to the freshly painted face of our beloved domain--from the explosive e- jaculation of our first pep assembly to the ex- hilarating victory over our cross-town rivals. The plot thickens as the actors acquire knowl- edge through their diversified curriculum, offering subject matter to meet the needs and the talent of every Cat. Through the joys and tears--sighs and smiles--the curtain slowly is descending. To us it was the greatest year--and made the most unforgettable story ever told. L litiitor, Susie Gough, Art Editor, Gloria Jenkinsg Editor, Phil Esch QJCXU 6561-f Dedication 4 Main Building 7 Vocational Building 9 Physical Education Building 9 Music Building ll Business Manager, David Wood . .. RS eff?-J' f vw ,M ffwy ll