Little Rock Central High School - Pix Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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C’LAI'I)E SEXHAI'SEX, •'HI S' Horn in Little Rock, August 2.r . 1901. Kntered from Hightsell School, Scptem- licr, 1910. Tigerettcs, '19; Scrub Foot- ball 20; Truck Ten in 20; ('loss Baseball '20; Class groom; Class flirt; Neatest hoy; Cutest hoy; Most popular hoy; Senior play. “I-ove is a queer thing, love Is a dizzi- ness, Ix ve keeps a young man from tending to his business.” Katherine Elizabeth Tcrnkr Horn in l.ittle Rock, March 1. 1901. en- tered from Centennial School. Septem- ber, 1917. G. I . S. C. MS; Most sedate girl; Three-and-one-half-year pupil. “Heautiful faces are those that wear Whole-souled honesty printed there.” May Helle Tyner ‘ ‘.JOCH, ’ ' 'BUSTKIt Horn in McComp City, Mississippi, June 20. 1902. Kntered from Arkansas City High School, 1017. Cutest girl; Class business woman. “There is nothing ill can dwell in such a temple.” Emily Van Frank Horn in l.ittle Rock. September 11, 1903. Kntered from Rightsell School. September, 1917. Tiger Stall M9; G. I . S. C.; G. R.; Class basket ball M9. ”20; Class historian; (‘.lass teacher; Most studious girl; Smartest girl; Three-and- one-half-year pupil. “We gazed and gazed And still our wonder grew. That one small head Could carry all she knew.” Jack Gilmore Wiggins Horn in l.ittle Rock. July 12, 1901. Kn- tered from Kramer School, 1917. Cage Representative “2(1, ”21; Four Minute Club. '20; Tiger Staff, '30; Class De- bater; Class lawyer; Class business man; Rest all around lw y; Class dunce; Senior play. “An equal mixture of good humor and sense.” 17

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Many Christine Kiiicksox ' ■ “Cleo, “Jazzola Born in Thompsonville, Michigan, April I, 1903. Filtered from Kramer School. (’.. I . S. Cercle du Bon Ac- cordc; Class prima donna. “And while I live. I'll never fly from a man.” FKAXCKH HARDIN ; Born in l.itth- Bock, February 27, 1902. Filtered from Pulaski Heights School, 1917. Neatest girl. “A quiet little maid was she Whom all did know well. But from her modest glances. Her sweetness all could tell. HELEN lllOIITOWEIt Born in Little Bock, September 20, 1902. Filtered from Bohert 1C. I.ee School. January 29, 1917. (’.lass seamstress; Sweetest girl. “She’s all my fancy painted her.” Gaixks iioi’stox Born in Malvern, January IS, 1902. Fil- tered from Bohert K. Lee School, 1917. iligh School Orchestra, '17; President v. S. S. ‘17; Four-Minute Speaker, '18; Hi-Y ’20. 21; Four-Minute Club, '20, '21; (‘.lass dude; Most handsome boy; Senior play. “Men of few words arc the best of men. Mat it INK PiCKRTT Born in Bloomingdnlc, Indiana, Febru- ary 21, 1901. Filtered from Blooming dale High School, September, 1918; Class Secretary, 20, ’21; Class prophet; Class old maid; Senior play; Three-aiul-onc- half-ycar pupil. “Her voice is soft and low as the music of the lark. JAXTIEXA KCIPEK. TlKXA Born at Helversum, Netherlands, June 10, 1901. Filtered from Mitchell School, February, 1917. (1. P. S. C. ’18; Camp Fire Girls ’17. '18, ’19, ’20; Class Basket Ball ’18, ’19, 20. ’21; Captain of First Basket Ball Team, JO. '21; High School Orchestra '19; Most athletic girl. “Fver loyal, ever true. To the toll and task she has to do.” George Rozzeli, Born in Malvern, January 18, 1902. Fil- tered from Bohert F. Lee School, 1917. High School Orchestra 19; President W. S. S. ’17; Four-Minute Speaker ’18; Hi-Y ‘20. 21; Four-Minute Club 20,'21; ('.lass doctor. “In his duty prompt at every call.” Habky Shibley. 'Shib” Born in Van Burcn, March 2, 1901. hal- tered from Fayetteville, Arkansas. Scrub Football ’19. '20; S. S. S. 19, 20, '21; Class artist. “He knows all things political. Is witty sharp, satrical. But never egotistical.” 10

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