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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1938 volume:

FOREWORD This book contains only the pictures, activities and distinctions of the June graduates of 1938. Published by the Tiger Staff LITTLE ROCK SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Little Rock, Arkansas May 26, 1938 Page Two ■ Youthful Speakers Choose “Schools of Today and Tomorrow” as Subjects Honor students, Carolyn Buckley, Vice-president of Student Council, and Billy Moore Clark, president of National Honor Society, and of Quill and Scroll, have chosen “Schools of Today and Tomorrow” as the subjects for their commencement addresses. Tickets Now On Sale For Senior Play to Be Given May 20 and 21 In this scene from the Senior Play, The Mad Hopes, Mrs. Hope, played by Lucy Guest, her daughter. Ora Ann Drennan. and her eldest son. Ord Kim .ey, are discussing the vital question of the dowry with Rene, the wealthy French suitor of Mrs. Hopes’ daughter. Rene is! played by Jimmie Hill. The play will be presented on Friday and Saturday nights May mm Presidents of Senior Home Rooms Have Colorful Personalities Eight girls and eight boys have had the honor of being president of their home rooms during their last term in high school. Their person- alities are varied and colorful and here are brief sketches of them. Betty Burke of home room 201 wants to be a writer and is already a Gazette reporter. Snoopy people are her pet hate, but she likes little dogs and tall boys that are not bash- ful. Her idea of this term's senior class it that it is too large. Nancy Dowell and Jane Hurst Nancy Dowell in home room 335 wishes to be a kindergarten teach- er. likes shrimp, and hates slow people. Collecting cactus is her un- usual hobby. Concerning the sen- ior class she thinks that there was a wide choice to fit the distinctions. Jane Hurst from home room 250 wants to join the diplomatic corps. Anything to eat appeals to her. she had no dislikes, and her sport is horseback riding. After graduating she hopes to enter Stevens. Mavncal McCoy and Mary Phillips Mayneal McCoy, home room 218, decided that writing for the Nation- al Geographic is her highest aim. People that say “guess who-' are her pet hate, collecting match fold- ers. her hobby, and swimming and tennis her sports. Her idea of the senior class is that it's the biggest and grandest yet. Mary Phillips in home room 115 is ambitious to get married, loves strawberry shortcake, and hates conceited people. She agrees with Mayneal in that the class is the biggest and grandest yet. Joyce Reid and Miriam Trickctt Joyce Reid, home room 233. has designing clothes for her ambition, likes to cook, ride, and swim, and hates cooked carrots. “Finding peo- ple to fit distinctions was hard this term”, she said. Miriam Trickctt from home room 240 plans to be an editor of a mag- azine. and as a hobby tries to win soap contests. Strawberries are her pet hate, likes to ride, and is editor of the Moviweekly. She said that there were many versatile people in the senior class. The boys of the class have decid- ed views of what they like and dis- like. Jim Briscoe, home room 247, has the profession of a dentist in view as his ambition. He likes to eat. swim, and dance: hates moochers. and collects picture post cards. While in LRHS he has won a track letter and thinks that this senior class has the best president that a class has had for a long time. Clyde Campbell and Matt Jones Clyde Campbell of home room 114 wants to be like Tarzan” and pre- fers pretty girls and swimming. Dancing is his hobby while his pet hate is girls that smoke. Matt Jones, of home room 147, is ambitious to be a chemical engineer, collects match folders, and is fond of sports. As many of the other boys, his pet hate is conceited girls. Robert McNeely and John Strccpy Robert McNeely. home room 304. is ambitious to be a first class sales- man. likes to drive a car. but doesn't _ like conceited girls. His favorite’ sport is swimming and he plans to get a good business education. John Streepy from home room 238 has ambition to be a flyer, and plans to attend Columbia. He especially likes “cokes”, but hates to see a girl smoke. Collecting stamps is his hob- by and softball is his favorite sport. This senior class is the best yet in his opinion. Herbert Thomas And Clark Fisher Herbert Thomas in home room 204 plans to be an insurance execu- tive an to attend Warton's School of Finance and Commerce. He likes to collect free samples of anything and to play tennis, basketball, or golf. As another honor for his sen- ior year he was elected vice presi- dent of the National Honor Society. Conceited girls are his pet hate also. Clark Fisher, from home room 2. hopes to be a linotype operator and is now foreman of the print shop. Girls come first among his pet hates and eating and fishing as his special likes. Baseball and printing are his hobbies. Edna Szurgot. President Of Cosmetology Class Edna Szurgot, who has had the honor of being president of the cosmetology class during her last term in high school, is of medium height, with brown hair and brown eyes. As a hobby she dances, but when it comes to sports, her favor- ite is swimming. After Edna grad- uates she plans to apply to the state board and begin practicing cosmetology. SENIOR HALL OF FAME Hello Seniors! You're such a fam- ous bunch that we made this in two installments in order to include your daily doin’ which have made you renowned. All of you have dis- tinguished yourselves in the three divisions of school—scholastic, sports, aind extra-curricular, and many of you have brought new laurels to LRHS. Whether tangible or intangible, you have contributed admirable qualities to the ideals of LRHS and made lasting impressions. Famous for hia executive ability and efficiency is Ord Kimzey; Ruth Lusby for her flaming tresses: Eliz- abeth Hathaway for her ability to make the ivorys talk; James Rain- water for his lanky grace: Ruthie McMurry for her reputations as a correspondent: Donald Robinson for his dependability: Jean MacDuff for her sophistication: Jane Hurst for her quiet simplicity; French Conley as a ladies man; Jo Claire Armstrong for her unusual clothes: Mary Frances Barnes for her inter- est in science; Jane Branch for her charming ways; Randall Falk for his ability to speak forcibly; Leon Itzkowitz as a talented musician; Carolyn Buckley for her scholastic achievements: Martha and Sara Stevens, Miriam and Phyllis Trick- ett. and Winnie D. and Caroline Simpson for their devoted devotion to one another; John McAllister for his honors in the scholastic field; Carolyn Wilkerson and Jo Renee Shuffield as outstanding girl mem- bers of the band: Marie Taylor for her sweetness: G. H. Forgy for his petitencss: Carl Stevenson as a man about town; Ora Ann Drennan as a talented miss: Marybeth Langston for her nice singing voice; Shirley Thatcher. Christine Raetz. and Bet- ty Gaines for their enduring inter- est in sports; Virginia Lee Hensley for her classic beauty; Beryl Sharp for her vivaciousness; Mary Ella Jacks for her cuteness: Margaret Sibley for her individuality; Herbert Thomas, a genuine gentleman; Frances Frazier for her winning ways; Ruth Ann Chaney for her duddley ways; Jane Smith for an adorable personality: Bob Evans as a peppy yell leader; Monnie Cauby for her charming nature; Merlin Kilbury and his love for dizzy blondes; Frank Humphery for his chivalrous ways; Algie Hampton for being a good all around guy; Jean- nette James for her unusual looks; Louise Poat for her ability to act; Eulita Casey and her gorgeous blonde tresses; Allen Scott for his ability to make himself heard. Pago Five “Good lo V-J1' 2. JOYCE I. TOM BURROW. President Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High '35. Born in Lit- tle Rock. Arkansas, March 3. 1920. Activities—President Senior Class 33: President Home Room '35. '36. '37. '38; Varsity Football '36. 37: Varsity Track '37: '38; Class Football '35; Class Track '37; President of Rifle Club. Boy’s Advisor '37. '38; Door Guard '35. '36; Boxing '36; Honor Study Hall '35. '36. ’37. 38. looks, personality, leadership: what more could you ask REID. Vice-President Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. January 1. 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. September 1935. Activities—President of Home Room '35. '38; French Club '35, '36; Garden Club '36. '37; Homecoming Queen '37; National Honor Society '38; President Home Room '37, '38; Checker Free Reading Room 38: Secretary National Honor Society '38: Secretary French Club '38; Homecoming Maid '37; French Club '37, '38; 2nd Place Essay Contest '35. “Words cannot express her infinite sweetness” 3. CAROLYN VIRGINIA BUCKLEY. Secretary Born in Rogers. Arkansas. August 18, 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, September 1935. Activities—President Home Room '35, '36: Student Council Representative '36. '37: Delegate to A. A. S. G. Hot Springs '36: Delegate to S. A. S G Knoxville '37: Honor Study Hall '35. '36. '37. '38; Reading Room Monitor 36. '37; D. O. T.. Secretary of Stagecraft Club '37; Assembly Committee 36. '37; University Meet Latin Contest '37; District Latin Contest '37; State Latin Contest '37; Co-chairman of Vaudeville Committee '38: Vice- President of Student Council '38: Co-editor of Nuntius '38; Member of Debate Team '38: Secretary of Senior Class '38. Personality is to a girl what perfume is to a flower.” 4. ONA MAE ADAIR Born in Judsonia, Arkansas. October 20, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Fall '35. Activities—Health Monitor '35; Movie Appreciation Club ’36. '37. '38; Glee Club '37. '38; Honor Study Hall '35. '36. '37, '38; Tiger Frolics '37; Spring Festival '38. “Happy and gay; she’ll make her way 5. CLAUDIA ADAMS Born in Fordyce. Arkansas, February 23. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Spring 1935. Activities—Student Council '36. '37: Secretary of Clubs '36. '37; Scholarship Committee '36: Student Teacher Latin '37; President of Home Room '37; National Honor Society, Kin- dergarten Assistant '38. “A lovely girl” 6. JOSEPHINE ANITA ALBERSON Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. June 23. 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High, Spring '35. Activities—Honor Study Hall '35. '36. '37, '38: Hostess Club '36: Travel Club '37. '38: Vice President Home Room '37; Re- tail Selling '36. '37. “Cute and nice, very precise” 7. J. O. ALBRIGHT Born in Cushman. Arkansas, December 2, 1919. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall '35. Activities—Honor Study Hall '35, '36. '37. '38; Oratorical Club '35, '36: Baseball Club '37; Stagecraft Club '37; Vice President Home Room '33. '36; Student Council Representative '37. '38. If ambition helps, he is sure to succeed” 8. RICHARD T. ALLEN Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 35 Activities—Golf Club '35; Sportsman Club '36. '37; Movie Appreciation Club '38: Honor Study Hall '35, '36. '37, '38; Moni- tor Honor Study Hall '37. “A future trap-shooting champion” 9. H. I. (DICK) ANDERSON Born in Conway, Arkansas. September. 11, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High School. Spring 1935. Activities--Honor Study Hall '35. '36. '37. '38; Checker in Honor Study Hall '36: Boys Glee Glub '35. '36: State Band Con- test '36. '37. '38: Football Band '36. '37; State Band Clinic '37. '38; Band Contest in Shreveport '37: Stuttgart Band Contest '37; National Band Contest, Concert and Marching Band in Jackson. Miss.. Choral Club '35. '36; Boys Science '37, '38; Tiger Business Staff '37; Tiger Salesman '35. Better late than never” Page Six Graduates 10. CARRIE HELEN ANTHONY Born in Pottville. Arkansas. March 4, 1921. Entered from Atkins High School, January 6. 1936. Activities—Girl Reserve Club 36; Honor Study Hall '36. '37. '38; Cosmetology '37, '38. “We all love her 11. CORA LOUISE AUSTIN Born in Dallas. Texas. October 12. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 1936. Activities—Glee Club '36. '37. '38; Operetta '36; Spring Fes- tival '36; Tiger Frolics '37; Movie Appreciation Club, Cos- mopolitan Club '37; Honor Study Hall '36. '37, '38; Spring Fes- tival '38. “Accuracy counts more than speed 12. LORRAINE AVERY Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. August 8. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall '35. Activities—Glee Club '35, '36. '37. 38; Honor Study Hall '35. '36. '37. '38; Choral Club '35. '36; Hostess Club 37. '38; Spring Festival '37; All State Chorus '36; Operetta '36, Spring Festi- val '38. “Do I worry? Never! 13. REGINALD EUGENE BAILEY Born in Augusta. Arkansas, December 19. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall '35. Activities—Honor Study Hall Monitor '38; Class Football '35; '36. '37; Honor Study Hall '35. '36. '37. '38; Baseball Club '36. '37; Touch Football Club '38; Vice President of Home Room '37. “Intelligence, character and personality—all in one 14. LEE BAKER Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. July 12, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall '35. Activities—Boys’ Advisor '37; Bookstore '38; Boys Science Club. Movie Appreciation Club. “Quietness is his virtue 15. CHARLOTTE BALE Born in Springfield. Illinois. April 19, 1920. Entered from Springfield High School. Fall 1937. Activities—Glee Club '37. '38; Honor Study Hall '38; Spring Festival '38: National Music Festival '38; Knitting Club. Cos- mopolitan Club. +S “Individuality describes her beauty” 16. VICTOR BALIOS Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High, Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall ’35, '36; Baseball Club, Gym . Club. Horseshoe Club. A boy we’ll hear from 17. MARGIE MAE BARKER Born in Haynesville. Lousiana. May 26. 1919. Entered from North Little Rock Senior High. Fall '36. Activities—Honor Study Hall '35. '36. '37. '38: National Honor Society '35. '36; Girl Reserve '35. 36; Typing Club '36. '37, '38. “A jewel of a friend 18. WALLACE REIGLER BARKER Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, September 4. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall '35. Activities—Student Council Representative '35. '36; Home Room President '37; Tiger Staff Club '37. '38; Tiger Staff Re- porter '38. His mind dwells not upon his books, but on the girls who have good looks” ----- - Autographs 1938 Page Seven 19 21 22 23 19. MARY FRANCES BARNES Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, October 27, 1922. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Glee Club '35. '36. '37; Operetta '36; All State Music Festival '37; National Honor Society.. Chemistry and Physics Lab. Assistant '37. '38: Vice President Home Room ’36. I'37; Honor Study Hall '35. '36. '37. '38; Photography '37. '38; 'Tiger Frolic '37; Peppy Physics '35. '36; Free Reading Monitor 37: Choral Club '36. '37; All State Centennial Chorus '36; cial Get-together Club '36; Glee Club Librarian '37; Na- fonal Honor Society Convention '38. “She moves a goddess; she looks a queen” 20. THELMA BARRETT Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, September 12, 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall '35. '36. '37. '38: Glee Club '35. '36. '37. '38; Cosmopolitan Club '35. ’36, '37. '38: Knitting Club '37; Vice President Home Room '35; President of Cosmopolitan Club '38: Music Festival '37. '38; Assistant Business Manager Glee Club '38. “A sweet girl with a lovely voice” 21. DARRELL BATES Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. November 12, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 1935. Activities—Aeronautics class '36; Photography Club '36. '37; Rifle Club '36. “Better be happy than wise 22. JESSE BECKER. JR. Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. October 18, 1919. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Spring '35. Activities—Yell Leader '37; Honor Study Hall '35, '36. '37, '38; Secretary of Glee Club '37; Boxing '35. “He never let his studies interfere with his education” 23. GLORIA BESSER Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. 1923. Entered from West Side Junior High, 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall '36. '37. '38; Office '35; Tiger Frolics ‘37; Latin Club 35, '36; Cosmopolitan '37. '38; Nuntius '37. A darling dependable friend” 24. GEORGE BEYERLEIN Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. August 3, 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High, Spring '35. “A dependable friend” 25. JOHN A. BIGBEE, JR. Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. September 10. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall '34. Activities—Boys Advisor '35, '36. 37. '38; Baseball Club '34; Secretary Photography Club '36. '37. '38; Assistant Motion Picture Department '37, '38. “All he does, he does well—and he does plenty” 26. WILLIAM P. BINIORES Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall '34. Activities—Band '35. '36: Honor Study Hall '35. '36. '37; Gun Club '35; Sportsman Club '36; Checker Club '37. He will reach his goal 27. ANTOINETTE BISHOP Born in Nashville. Arkansas. July 15. 1920. Entered from Nashville High School. Fall '35. Activities—Honor Study Hall '35. '36. 37, '38; Secretary Nur- ses Club '36: Glee Club '36. '37. '38; Salesman '36. '37; All State Music Festival '37. '38; Photographers Club '38: Health Moni- tor '37; Choral Club '36. '37. '38; Professor Quiz Club '37; Ti- ger Reporter '37. 38; Arkansas Centennial Chorus. National Music Festival '38; Social Get Together '36; Glee Club Monitor '37. '38; Journalism Day '38. “Vivacious is the word for Tony” 28. RALPH E. BLAKE Born in Medford. Mass.. February 7, 1920. Entered from Classical High School, Springfield. Mass. Activities—Science Club '35, '38; Honor Study Hall '35, '36, '37. '38; Hi-Y '36. “If he lands where he is headed, he will land at the top’’ 29. MERLE BLANN Born in Scott, Arkansas. October 19, 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Typing Club '35; Hikers '36: Red Domino '37; Ping Pong ’38; Vice President of Hikers Club '36; Intramural Sports Captain '35. ’36. '37, '38; Captain of Vollyball ’35. '36. '37, ’38. “A grand sport and a real friend to all who know her” 30. LOUISE ANTOINETTE BOLDING Born in Mineral Springs. Arkansas. March 15, 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High. ’34. Activities—Spanish Club '35, '36; Ping Pong '37; Honor Study Hall '34. ’38; Cosmotology ’37, ’38; D. O. T. '34. Rhythm’s got her” 31. EMMA JEAN BOOTH Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. April 5. 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Spring 1936. Activities—Assistant in Library '36, Cosmopolitan Club '36; French Club ’36; Readers Club ’37; Tiger staff '37; Honor Study Hall '38; Tiger Salesman '37; The World We Live in Club '37. “Blushing is the color of virtue’’ 32. MARY BORDEN Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. January 23, 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 1936. Activities—Honor Study Hall Monitor '37. '38; Honor Study Hall 36. ’37. ’38; Senior Play Prompter 37; Tiger '36. '38; Quill and Scroll '38; Fayetteville Press Meet '38; Journalism Day '38; Reading Room Monitor '38. “If a good face is a letter of rcccommcndation, a good heart Is a letter of credit’’ 33. JOHNNIE BOUNDS Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. March 5, 1921. Entered from Seven Day Adventist, Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall '35. '36; Boy's Advisor '37, '38; Baseball Club '37. '38; Athletic Club '35, '36. “Business before pleasure” 34. JOHN L. BRADEN Born in Monette. Arkansas, January 22, 1921. Entered from Monctte Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Band ’35. ’36. ’37. '38; Band Contest ’36 ’37, '38; Band Clinic '38; Honor Study Hall ’35, '36, '37, ’38. “Quietness is a virtue very few possess 35. WILLIAM BAYLOR BRADLEY Born in Hot Springs, March 10. 1921. Entered from Forrest City High School. '38. Activities—Sports Staff Tiger '38; Movie Appreciation '38. “A regular fellow 36. JANE DELLE BRANCH Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, July 4, 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall '35. Activities—Honor Study Hall Monitor ’36. '37; Home Room Reporter '36. '37; Honor Study Hall '35, '36. '37. 38; National Honor Society, As You Like It Club '37. '38; Tiger Frolics ’37; Tiger Club ’35. 36; French Club ’36. '37. “She's so sweet—she’s hard to beat 1938 —----------- 37. ATHLINE BRANNAN Page Nine Born in Hop, Arkansas, August 14, 1921. Entered from Mor- rilton High School, September ’37. Activities—Honor Study Hall '37; Tiger Salesman '38; As You Like It Club 37, 38. “Blessed with a charming personality” 39. JAMES BEXJAMAX BRISCOE Born in Artesia. New Mexico. November 29. 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall '35. Activities—Class Track '36; Varsity Track '36. '38; Class Basketball '36, '38; Class Football '38: President Home Room '38; Secretary Home Room '37; Vice President Home Room '38; L. R. Club '36, '37. '38; Boxing '38; Wrestling '36. “His value can be judged by his great number of friends 38. MARY LOU BRIAXT Born in Ashdown. Arkansas. October 20. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall '35. Activities—Health Monitor '35. '36. '37; Honor Study Hall '35. '36; Knitting Club '35. '36; Checker in Reading Room '36. '37, '38; Monitor Reading Room '37; Third Place Winner in State Essay Contest '37; Movie Appreciation Club '37. “Red-headed and sweet: she's hard to beat” 30. IIEXRY BROOKS Born in Forney. Texas. December 18. 1918. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. January 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall '35. '36. '37, '38; Boxing '35. '38; Wrestling ‘38; Salesman ’36, 37; Stairguard ’38. “Give me peace and quietness 41. HAROLD BRYAN Born in Memphis. Tennessee, July 24. 1920. Entered from Clemons Junior High. Nashville. Tennessee. Activities—Home Room Secretary '35. '36; Home Room Vice President '36. '37; President Movie Appreciation Club '37. '38; Study Hall Monitor '38. Born in Chicago. Illinois. May 27. 1920. Entered from Pu- laski Heights Junior High, Fall 1935. Activities— Student Council '35; D. T. O. Club '35; Student Council '36; Sketch Club '36; President of Home Room '37; Garden Club ’37; President of Home Room ’37; Cosmopolitan Club '37; President of Home Room ’38; Vice President of Tiger Club '38; Journalism Day '38: Fayetteville Press Meet '38; Gazette Reporter '38; A. A. S. G. Meet '36; Honor Study Hall '35. '36. '37. '38; Tiger Reporter '37. '38. 411 my fancy painted her; she’s lovely, she’s divine” ANCES OPHELIA BURKETT in Bradford. Arkansas. December 4, 1918. Entered from e High School. Fall 1937. Activities—Honor Study Hall '37. '38; Cosmotology '37, '38. “Sincerity is a true virtue” 44. GARDNER BURNS Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. February 1. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. '35. Activities—Honor Study Hall '35. '36. '37. '38; Door Guard '35. '36. '37; Salesman 36. '37; Class Football '36. '37; Wrestling '38; Stair Guard '35. '36. “Happy-go-lucky, fair and free; nothing ever bothers me 45. THORNTON BURNS Born on September 17. 1919 in Clarksdale. Miss., Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1934. Activities—Senior Football '37; Spanish Club '34. '35; Har- monica Club '35; Spanish Club '36; Movie Appreciation 37; Engineering Club '38; Junior Football ’35. “Dependable, likeable—no wonder he has so many friends 'Everyday is ladies-day' 42. BETTY BURKE Pago Ten 46. HELEN VIRGINIA BURNSIDE Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. June 8. 1919. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Fall '35. Activities—Honor Study Hall '35. '36. '37. '38: Senior Cos- mopolitan Club '36. '38; Gym Monitor '37. '38; Assistant Moni- tor Honor Study Hall '38; Home Room Health Monitor '38; Nurses Club '35. “Her friends will tell you Autographs 47. BINKS A. BUSHMIAER Born in Kibler. Arkansas. August 31, 1918. Entered from Van Buren, Arkansas. Fall 1936. Activities—Football '36, '37; Class Track '36. '38; Varsity Track '38; Home Room Basketball '38; L. R. Club. Secretary Home Room '38. “A ladies' man and a man’s man, too 48. WILLIAM HOWARD BUTLER • Born in Cairo, Illinois, March 24, 1922. Entered from East Side, Fall ’35. Activities—Band Contest at Fort Smith '36, Band Concert at Little Rock ’37, President of Second Band ’37, Archery Club ’35, '36, Stage Craft '37, ’38. Handsome is as handsome does.” 49. WALTER R. CALK Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, June 19. 1920. Entered from Fourth Street Junior High. North Little Rock. Activities—Honor Study Hall '35, '36. '37. '38; Radio Club '35. '36; Horseshoe Club '37; Fan Club '38; D. O. Club '36, '37, '38. “A gift to television 50. CLYDE CAMPBELL Born in Helena. Arkansas 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—President of Home Room '35, '36. 37. '38: Honor Study Hall '35, '36. '37, '38; Assistant Monitor of Study Hall '37; Class Football '35, '36, '38; Home Room Basketball '36, '37. '38. His limbs are cast in manly mold—for hardy sport in contest bold 51. JULIA ANN CAMPBELL Born in Little Rock Arkansas. January 5, 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High, September 1935. Activities—Home Room President 35, Home Room Secretary 36: Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37, 38; National Honor Society, Photography Club 37. 38; Office 37. 38; As You Like It Club 36; Red Domino Club 36; J. A. B. Dramatic Club 35. One of the cutest girls we’ve ever known” 52. MARY ANITA CARPENTER Born in Montrose, Arkansas, April 12, 1921. Entered from Lakeside High. 1935. Activities—Choral Club 35. 36; Glee Club 35. 36. 37. 38; Hos- tess Club 36. 37; Hikers Club 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36, 37, 38; Operetta 35, 36. She’ll gel along 53. RUSSELL CARROLL Born in Augusta, Georgia, May 13. 1921. Entered from Acad- emy of Richmond County, Spring 1936. Thinking is no waste of time” 54. THOMAS A. CARUTHERS, JR. Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. September 2. 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 35. Activities—Student Manager 37, 38; Horseshoe Club 35; La- tin Club 36; Vice President Baseball Club 37; President Stage Craft Club 38; Assembly Guard 35, 36; Honor Study Hall 35. 36, 37, 38; Class Basketball 36. 37, 38; Captain School Softball Champions 37; Home Room Salesman 35, 36; Announcer Box- ing and Wrestling Tournament 38; Assistant Teacher 38. “A good disposition is more valuable than gold 4 1938 —— • Page Eleven 55. EULITA CASEY Born in Carbondale. Illinois. April 6, 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights. September 1935 Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Chemistry and Physics Lab. Assistant 37. 38; Garden Club 35; Hostess Club 36: Photography Club 37. 38; Tiger Frolics 37. “A charming blond of whom we’re fond” 56. GEORGE CASEY Born in Little Rock. Arkansas August 10. 1918. Entered from Pulaski Heights. Spring 1935. Activities: Monitor: 35; Track 36; Vice-president of Aviation class 36; President of Aviation class 37, 38; Track 38. “Actions speak louder than words” 57. HUGH E. CASEY Born in Sweet Home. Arkansas. August 18. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Home Room Salesman 35; Science Club 35. 36. 37. 38; Member Diversified Occupations class 36. 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36, 37, 38. “He is the best person to call on when you want it well done 58. MARIETTA CASTLEBERRY Born in Paragould, Arkansas. January 17. 1921. Entered from Piggott High School, Fall 1935. Activities: Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Hostess Club 36, 37; Tiger Salesman 36. 37: Home Room Saleman 37. 38; Pro- fessor Quiz Club 37; Latin Club 35. 36. 38; Vice President of Latin Club 38; Glee Club 37. 38; Choral Club 37. 38: Spring Festival 38; National School Choral Competition Festival 38. “Truly lovable and a sincere friend 59. MONNIE CAUBY Born in Frederick. Oklahoma. February 15. 1921. Entered from Central High. Memphis. Tennessee, Fall 1936. Activities—Secretary of Home Room 37; Garden Club 37; French Club 38; Vogue Club 36; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38. “Pretty and neat; we all think she’s sweet” 60. GRACE WALLACE CHANCE Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. March 21, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. January 1935. Activities: Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Peppy Players Club 35; Study Hall Club 35; Puppet Club 36; Travel Club 36: Fan Club 37; Movie Appreciation 38; Home Room Basketball Captain 36; Intramural Sports Manager 36: Office 37. 38. “Worry never; smile ever” CL El CHANDLER lardy. Arkansas. April 7. 1918. Entered from Pu- eiehfe Junior High. Fall 1935. ictivities: Vice-president of Home Room 38; Class Football If 37, 38; Class Track 36. 38; Class Basketball 36. 37. 38. “Silence is golden” 62. GERALDINE CHANDLER Born in Hope. Arkansas. August 28. 1920. Entered from Pu- laski Heights, January 1935 Activities—Vice President of Home Room 35. 37: President of Home Room 36; Student Council Representative 38: National Honor Society 37, 38; Vice President and Program Chairman of As You Like It 37. 38; Secretary of Glee Club 37 ; Vice Pres- ident 38; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Glee Club 35. 36. 37. 38: South Western Music Conference. “She’s a darling” 63. RUTII ANN CHANEY Born in San Benito. Texas. Entered from Poplar Bluff. Miss- ouri. September 1936. Activities—Vice President of Home Room 37. 38; Vice Presi- dent of Vogue Club 37; Vice President of Red Domino Club 38; Honor Study Hall 36. 37, 38; Hostess Club 36. Her list of admirers grows daily” Page Twelve 64. CARMAN CHAPMAN Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Spring 36. Activities—Health Representative 37, 38; Auto Club 37. 38; Radio Club 36; Honor Study Hall 36. “Men shall be what they seem” - ..I- Autographs 65. VIRGINIA IRENE CHEEK Born in Albany. Georgia, April 19, 1920. Entered from Cam- den. Arkansas. 1936. Activities—Hostess Club 36, 37, 38; Honor Study Hall 36, 37. 38. “A girl with a gentle way about her” 66. BILLY MOORE CLARK Born in Monroe. Lousiana. February 25. 1921. Entered from El Dorado High School. El Dorado. Arkansas. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Scholarship Com- mittee Home Room 35, 36; Student Council 36. 37; Secretary Publicity Student Council 37; Tiger Staff 36. 37. 38; Editorial Board 37. 38; President of Quill and Scroll 38; President of National Honor Society 38; Stair Guard 35; Secretary of Home Room 37; Co-Editor-in-chief Nuntius 38; Boys Oratorical Club 35. 36; Tiger Club 37. 38; Boys Extemporaneous Speaking 37; 1st in District Meet. 3rd in State Meet 37; Fayetteville Meet for Tiger 37. “Born for success” 67. MARIE DE LORSE CLARK Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. December 22. 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High, Fall 1935. Activities—Knitting Club 36. 37: Checker in Honor Study Hall 36: Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Cosmetology 37. 38; Pres- ident of Home Room 37; Girl Reserve 36. 37; Library Monitor 38. “She’s a sweetheart, if there ever was one i 68. RUTH LOUISE CLARK Born in England. Arkansas. August 5, 1921. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Typing Club 35; Knitting Club 36. 37; Apprecia- tion 37. 38; Health Monitor 35; Checker 36. 37; Monitor 36; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Class Secretary 35, 37; Junior High Tiger Salesman 38. “Just her friends” 69. HENRY CLIFTON Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. October 26. 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High, Fall 35. Activities—Horseshoe Club; Boys Advisor 37, 38; Boxing Champion 36, 37; Honor Study Hall 36. 37, 38. “Half a man's wisdom is in his courage” 70. WANDA DALE COGBILL Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. June 21, 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High, Spring 36. Activities—Glee Club 36. 37; Operetta 36; Music Festival 37; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38: Hostess Club 36. 37; Dramatic Club 36; Public Speaking Club 38; Choral Club 36. 37. “When she smiles, the world smiles with her” 71. ESTES COLEMAN Born in Ryan, Arkansas. November 29, 1919. Entered from Humnoke. Arkansas, Fall 1936. ' Activities—Radio Club 36; Vice President of Home Room 36; Home Room Basketball 36. 37; President of Checker Club 37. 38; Secretary of Checker Club 37; Study Hall Monitor 38; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38. Sturdy and strong, a worthy man indeed” 72. FRENCH F. CONLEY Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, March 30. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Height Junior High. February 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Debate Club 38. “Good humor is always a success” 1938 Page Thirteen 73. KYLE COOK. JR. Bom in Heber Springs. Arkansas. August 31. 1919. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Spring 35. Activities—Member of Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Class Football 36; Hi-Y Club 35. 36. 37. 38; State Hi-Y Convention 36. “There is fun in everything he sees” 74. ARTHUR CORLEY Born in Newport, Arkansas. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37; Boys Gym Club 35, 36; Student Council 37; Auto Club 37. Sport should be his middle name” 75. CHARLIE E. CRAIG Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. September 21, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—First Band 35. 36. 37. 38; State Band Clinic 36. 37. 38; State Band Contest 36. 37. 38; National Band Contest 37; Checker of Study Hall 37; Assistant Monitor 38; Student Coun- cil 37. 38; National Honor Society 38; Business Manager of Band 38; Hi-Y Club 37; Baseball Club 38; Rice Carnival 37; Special Concert in Shreveport 37. “He is always there when you need him” 76. MELBA JEAN CRAIG Born in Newport. Arkansas. 1921. Entered from Desha High School. Fall 36. Activities—Desha High School: President of Home Room 35; Scholarship Committee 35: Program Committee. Little Rock Senior High: Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Typing Club 36. 37; Movie Appreciation 37; Typing Club 38. “A thing of beauty is a joy forever” 77. GEORGE CRAWFORD. JR. Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. January 30, 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High, Fall 35. Activities—Baseball Club 36; Basketball Club 35; Gym Cap- tain 35; Printer's Club 37. 38; Trade Printing 36, 37. 38; Dele- gate to Press Meet in Fayetteville. Ark. 37; Home Room Bas- ketball 37. 38. “Troubles will never dishearten him 78. VERA LUDEAN CROACH Bom in Bradford. Arkansas. September 4, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Glee Club 35. 36. 37. 38; Operetta 36; Knitting Club 36; Choral Club 35. 36; Secretary of Typing Club 37; Fan Club 38; Spring Festival 37. 38. “Little but lovable 79. DICK CRUIKSHAXK Born in Rechina Sask., Canada. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Stair Monitor, Captain Home Room Basketball team 36; Boxing and Wrestling 36; Band 36; Ping Pong 37; Horseshoe 38; Sight Seeing 37. “A lion among the ladies 80. ALBERT FREDERICK CUNNINGHAM Born in Houston, Arkansas. December 31, 1921. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Vice President of Hi Y 37. 38; Gym Club 36; Gym Squad Captain 36. 37; Class Football 36. “A smile for everyone 81. BILLY CUNNINGHAM Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. June 26. 1921. Entered from Cristobal High School. Canal Zone. Panama. Fall 35. Activities—National Honor Society; Biology Laboratory As- sistant 35. 36. 37. 38; Chemistry Laboratory Assistant 37; Sec- retary of S. E. D. 35, 38; Home Room Reporter 36. 37; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38. “Energy and persistance conquer all things’� Page Fourteen 82. MAXINE CUSTER Born in Dietrick, Idaho, January 18. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Spring 36. Activities—Reporter 36. 37; Secretary of .Home Room; Vice President of Home Room; Fan Club 37; Secretary of Study Hall 37: Movie Appreciation 38; Glee Club 36. 37; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Assembly 36. 37. 38. “Lovely to look at; delightful to know” 83. ETHEL MADGELINE DANIEL Born in Mammoth Springs. Arkansas, August 18, 1920. En- tered from Fuller High School. Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37, 38; Nurse Club 35. 36; Typing Club 36. 37; Hiker Club 38. “A good disposition is more valuable than gold” 84. JUANITA IMOGENE DAVIS Born in Newark. Arkansas. September 13, 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Office 37. 38; Typing Club 37; Movie Appreciation 35; Hiking Club 36. “Her presence brightens even a gloomy room 85. MABLE PAULINE DAVIS Born in Pleasant Grove. Arkansas. April 6. 1917. Entered from Morrilton High Shool. September 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Health Monitor 35; Study Hall Monitor 38; Usher for P. T. A. 37. “True to her high ideals ' 86. MARY ADDIE DAVIS Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. August 25, 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Member Stvident Council 36; Assistant Monitor Study Hall 37; Checker Study Hall 37; Monitor Reading Room 38; Vice President Spanish Club 38; Member Hostess Club 37; Member Cosmopolitan Club 36; Member Spanish Club 3ft; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Choral Club 38; Glee Club .«8. Beauty and brains are a rare combination” 87. HELEN JANE DEAN Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. March 17, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Cosmetology 37. 38; Knitting Club 36. 37; Garden Club 35. Little and sweet” 88. MILDRED DENNIS Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. July 14, 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 36. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Readers 37; Pho- tography 38; Program Chairman 38. “A thing of beauty Is a Joy forever” 89. LLOYD DERDEN Born in Austin. Arkansas. August 1, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Salesman Home Room 35; President of Con- struction Club 35; State Band Contests 36. 37; National Band Contest 37; Shreveport Trip 37. “He puts his soul into his music” 90. RODERICK N. DEW Born in Wilmot Arkansas. July 24, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Baseball Club 36. 37. 38; President of Baseball Club 37; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38. “In him a true fritnd you will find” Page Fifteen 91. ERMA GERALDINE DOBBS Born in Benton, Arkansas. November 16. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 56. Activities—Hostess Club 36; Glee Club 36. 37. 38; Choral Club 36. 37. 38; Music Festival 37; Operetta 36; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Hiking Club 38: French Club 37; Reacting Room Checker 37: Reading Room Monitor 37; Glee Club Attendance- Monitor 37; Student Council 37. 38: Information Bureau 37. 38; Finance Committee of Student Council 37, 38. ”A girl with a smile is a girl worthwhile” 92. NOLAN DODD Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. November 3. 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Auto Club 36. 37. “A man of few words with energy and ambition” 93. ROBERT KREMENTZ DONALDSON Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. April 21. 1919. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Secretary of Home Room 35; Vice President of Home Room 36. 38: Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Football Club 37. 38; Class Football 35. 36. 38; All Star Class Football 36. 38; Study Hall Club. “A man of his word 91. BETTY RUTH DORTCH Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. July 14. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Spring 35. , Activities—Office Clerk 35. 36; Honor Study Hall Monitor 37. 38; Vice President of Honor Study Hall 37. 38; Repre- sentative to Southern Association of Student Government in Lexington; Council Representative 35. 36; President of French Club 37, 38; Vice President of Home Room 37; Sketch Club 36; Merry Make-Up 35; National Honor Society Essay Con- test. Honor Study Hall 35 36. 37. 38. “Beauty and grace and a charming face” 95. NANCY MARTIN DOWELL Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. November 23. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Secretary of Home Room 35; Vice President of Cosmopolitan Club 36; Treasurer of Cosmopolitan Club 37; President of S. E. D. Club 37. 38: National Honor Society 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; President of Home Room 38. “Sweet, reserved, dependable, demure” 96. ORA ANN DRENNAN Born in Benton. Arkansas. August 21. 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—President of Home Room 35. 36; President of Hall 35. 36. 37; Monitor of Honor Study Hall 38; President of As You Like It 37. 38; Tiger Frolic 37. “Shell be an actress by and by” 97. JAMES T. DRINK WATER Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. February 4. 1921. Entered from Kilgore High School. Kilgore. Texas. 35. Activities—Checker Club, Honor Study Hall 35. 36, 37. 38. “Silence never makes any blunders” 98. SAMMIE THELMA DUNN Born in Natural Steps. Arkansas. October 10. 1920. Entered from Roland Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Hostess Club 35. 36; Hikers Club 37. 38. Patience and gentleness are power 99. EVALYN DUVAL Born in Ada. Oklahoma. 1918. Entered from East Side Jun- ior High. 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall. Cosmopolitan Club 35, 36: Hostess Club 36; Typing Club 37. 38; Vice President Reading Room “Sweet and lovely” Page Sixteen 100. ROY DWYER Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. March 7, 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High. 1934. Activities—Band 34. 35. 36. 37. 38; State Band Contest in Hot Springs 35; in Fort Smith 36: in Little Rock 37; in Pine Bluff 38; National Band Contest Jackson Miss. 37; Special Concert. Shreveport. Louisiana. Class Football 36; Varsity Football 37; Touch Football Club 34, 35. 36. 37. 38; Secretary Touch Foot- ball Club 38. “We know how he did it, ‘worked ” 101. FRANCES MARIE EDINGTON Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. September 2, 1920. Entered from Central High School. Spring 36. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36, 37, 38; Volley Ball 36, 37; Basketball 38; Track 37. 38. Happy-go-lucky—fair and free” 102. JACK McNEIL ELLIOTT Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. October 6. 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 35. Activities—Secretary of Horseshoe Club 35; Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 38; Golf Club 37. A fine fellow whom everybody likes” 103. MARY ALBERTA ELLIS Born in Little Rock. Arkansas.August 23, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 36. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 38; Knitting Club 36; In- door Recreation 37; Photography 38. Precious things come in small packages” 1W. MARY ELIZABETH ELLIS Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. December 25. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High, Fall 35. Activities—Glee Club 35. 36. Choral Club 35. 36; Operetta 35. 36; Archery Club 35. 37. 38; Vice President of Archery Club 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38; Checker in Honor Study Hall 37. 38; Monitor in Honor Study Hall 38; Assistant Monitor in Senior Reading Room 37; Monitor in Senior Reading Room 38; Fencing Team 36, 37; National Honor Society 38. “A girl with great ability—capable of high achievements” 105. LA VERNE ELMS Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. May 3, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 1936. Activities—Knitting Club 36; Photography Club 38; Pres- ident of Home Room 38; Retail Selling 37, 38. “So much pepper in such a small person” 106. MARY LOUISE ENSOR Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. May 18. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Tiger Salesman 35. 36, 37, 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36, 37, 38; Ticket Salesman 35, 36, 37, 38; Reading Room Monitor 37. Cute, clever, and full of fun; known and loved by everyone” 107. MARY VIRGINIA ERION Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, May 18. 1820. Entered from West Side Junior High, fall 35. Activiites—Home Room Reporter 35, 36. 37; J. A. B. Drama- tic Club 35; Choral Club 35. 36. 37. 38; Glee Club 35. 36. 37. 38; Librarian in Senior Glee Club 35; Knitting Club 36: Fan Club 37. 38; Typing Club 37; Operetta 36; Honky Tonk 37.38; Dis- trict Glee Club Meet 36; State Glee Club Meet 37; All State Musical Festival 37; Secretary of Home Room 38; St. Louis Meet 38. “It’s nice to be natural when one’s naturally nice” 108. WILLIAM KARR ESTES Born in Harrison. Arkansas. July 31, 1919. Entered from Byrd High. Shreveport, Louisiana. Activities—Honor Study Hall 34, 35. 36. 37, 38; Cafe guard 35, 36. “Good nature and good sense are companions” Page Seventeen 109. JACK O. EVANS Born in Spartanburg. South Carolina. June 6. 1921. Entered from North Little Rock Senior High, fall 1936. Activities—Baseball Club 36. 37. 38: Typing Club 37. “He is full of fun 110. ROBERT P. EVANS Born in Chicago. Illinois. March 16. 1921. Entered from Pu- laski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Yell-leader 36. 37, 38: Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38: Home Room Salesman 36. 37. 38; Photography Club 36. 37: Golf Club 38; Monitor Study Hall 36. 38: Checker Study Hall 37; Home Room Basketball 36; Vice President Photography 36. “A demon with the ladies 111. RANDALL FALK. JR. Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. July 9. 1921. Entered from East Side Junior High, Fall 1935. Activities—Student Council Representative 35, 36. 37. 38; Chairman of Publicity for Tiger Frolics 37; Member of Stu- dent Council Cabinet 37, 38: Secretary of Oratorical Club 37; Member of Varsity Debate Team 37. 38: TIGER Business staff 35. 36. 37. 38; Advertising Manager TIGER 36 37; Business Man- ager TIGER 37. 38; TIGER Letter 38; TIGER Sweater 37; Mem- ber of Quill and Scroll 36; Secretary of Quill and Scroll 37. 38; Program Cairman of Latin Club 36. 37; Scholastic Honor Roll 35, 36. 37;, Member of National Honor Society 37; Dele- gate to Fayetteville Press Meet 36. 38; Delegate NSPA Con- vention in Detroit 37; Delegate to Mississippi Valley Press As- sociation in Memphis 36. “He does what he says; says what he thinks; thinks only the best; one in a million” 112 KATHERINE FARRAR Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, June 12. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. 1935. Activities—Student Council Representative 35. 36; Secretary of Home Room 36. 37; President of Typing Club 37; Honor Stifdy Hall 36. 38; Reading Room 36. 37; Typing Club 36. 37; Travel Club 36; Home Room Basketball 37. 38; Home Room Volley Bill 36. 37. 38. “A good dispositiion is more valuable than gold” 113. ELEANOR GENE FARRELL 3orn in Farrell. Arkansas. April 17. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High, fall 1935. Activities—Home Room Salesman, Home Room Volley Ball Captain; Basketball; Track Captain; Honor Study Hali. Lovely to look at; delightful to know” 114. CLARENCE FARRIOR Bom in Fort Smith. Arkansas. October 19. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 35. Activities—Honor Stully Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Movie Apprecia- tion Club 35, 36. 37. 38. Finest in every way” 115. ROBERT MILLS FEILD Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. January 17, 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Activities—Scholarship Committee 35; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Stamp Club 35. 36; Stair Guard 36; Baseball Club 36. 37; Class Basketball 36. 37; Sketch Club 37; Home Room Basketball 37; Vice President of Home Room 37; Class Foot- ball 37; Secretary of Home Room 38. “Blessed with plain reason and sober sense” 116. WANDA MARIAN FELTON Born ir. Tuckerman, Arkansas. March 4. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Office 35. 36. 37. 38: Cosmopolitan Club 36; Movie Appreciation 36. 38; Hikers Club 37. 38; Spanish C'ub 35. “Her smile Is her fortune 117. MILES EUGENE FENDLEY Born in Gurdon, Arkansas. May 19, 1918. Entered from Gur- don High School. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Role Checker 36; Study Hall Monitor 37; Sketch Club 35. 36. 37. 38. To be merry best becomes us Page Eighteen II� . ir.ii rtnuuou.’i _ Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. August 29. 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High. September 1935. Activities—Vice-president of Home Room 35. 36; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38: Horse Shoe Club 35; Auto Club 36. 37. 38. He knows where he's going from here” 119. MARY FRANCES FIELDS Born in Murphysboro. Illinois, September 12. 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 34. Activities—Honor Study Hall 34. 35. 36. 37. 38; Senior Girls Glee Club 34. 36. 37. 38; Choral Club 34. 37. 38: Knitting Club 34; J. A. B. Dramatic Club 35; S. E. D. 36. 37; Garden Club 38; Office Assistant 36. 37. 38; Tiger Frolics 37. Charming and sweet” 120. ETHELDA FISER Born in Charleston, Arkansas. February 23, 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38; Knitting Club 35. 36; Cosmopolitan Club 36, 37. 38. Original, clever, attractive, and dependable 121. LEE FISER Born in Morrilton. Arkansas. January 3, 1921. Entered from Morrilton High School. Spring 36. Activities—Glee Club 36. 37; Boys Quartet 36. 37; Mixed Chorus 36. 37; All State Chorus Festival 36. 37; Southwestern Musical Conference 36; Football Club 36; Baseball Club 37; Vice-president Home Room 37. He’s going places in this big world” 122. OTHELLA FISER Born in Branch. Arkansas, February 23. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38; Member Football. Softball, and Checker Clubs. “He’s getting along, and always will” 123. CLARK FISHER, JR. Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. September 5. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Health Monitor 35. 36; Student Council 36; Gym Captain 35. 36: Baseball Club 36; Printer’s Club 37. 38: Presi- dent of Home Room 37, 38; Delegate to Press Meet in Fayette- ville. Arkansas 37; Delegate to NSPA Convention in Des Moines. Iowa 37; Home Room Basketball 35. Trade Printing Course 36. 37. 38: Foreman of Print Shop 38; Study Hall Club 36; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Candidate for Vice-presi- dent of Student Council 37; Journalism Day 37. 38; Presided at the Journalism Day Print Shop session 38: delegate to Miss- issippi Valley Press Association Meet at Memphis, Tennessee 38. “His success In life is evident” 124. LIN FLANAGAN Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. April 7. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35; Student Council 36. 37; National Honor Society. Airplane Club, Fan Club. Fencing team, Aviation Class. “Some folks are just born wise” 5 125. JEAN ELIZABETH FLEISH AL'ER Born in Ontario. Canada. May 17. 1920. Entered from West SWe Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Secretary of Home Room 35. 36; Vice-president of Home Room 36. 37; Pre- sident of Hime Room 37. 38; Clerical Work 36. 37, 38: Secre- tary of Los Toreadores 35; Program Chairman of Los Torea- dores 36; Photography Club 37; Fan Club 38: SED Club 36. 38; Homecoming Football maid 35. 38; Spanish Reading Room Monitor 37. 38; Home Room Basketball 35. 36; Home Room Track 36; Home Room Volley Ball 35. 36; Tiger Frolics 37; Reading Room 35. 36. 37. Laughing eyes, anfi dashing smile, charming ways, and lots of style” 126. T. P. FLEMING Born in Russellville. Arkansas. May 24, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Home Room Vice President 35. 36; Science Club 36. 37. 38; Secretary of Science Club 38; Hall Guard 36; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Tiger Frolic 37. Still water runs deep” 127. FRANCES BERNICE FORBESS Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. December 31, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Vice President Home Room 36; Knitting Club 35. 37; Typing Club 36, 37; Girl Reserve 38. “A sweet girl whom everyone likes” 128. JOE FORD Born in Paragould, Arkansas. February 19. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Science Club. He’s lived and learned” 129. G. H. FORGY, JR. Born in Mena. Arkansas. 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—President of Home Room 35. 36; Science Club 35. 36; S. A. S. G. Convention. Dallas. Texas 36; Photography Club 37, 38; Student Council 36. 37. 38; Nuntius 38; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38; Home Room Reporter 36; Tennis Tourna- ment 36. 37; School Carnival 37; Representative to Arkansas Association of Student Government 36. 37; National Honor Society 37. 38. Precious things arc done up in small packages” 130. ALTON R. FOSTER. JR. Born in Texarkana. Arkansas. November 22. 1920. Entered from Hot Springs. Arkansas. Fall 1937. Activities—Varsity Football Hot Springs 35. 36; Varsity Bas- ketball Hot Springs 35; Varsity Track Hot Springs 35: Varsity Football Little Rock 37; 1st Band Texarkana. Arkansas 33. 34; 1st Band Hot Springs 35, 36; 1st Band Little Rock 37, 38: Hot Springs Letterman Club 35. 36: Little Rock LR Club 37. 38; Little Rock Hi Symphony Orchestra 38: Hot Springs Hi Sym- phony Orchestra 35. 36; Hot Springs Orchestra 35, 36; State Band Contest Monticello 34; State Band Contest Hot Springs 35; State Band Contest Fort Smith 36; State Band Contest Lit- tle Rock 37; State Band Contest Pine Bluff 38. “A dashing, winning personality” 131. J. D. FOSTER Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Stamp and Coin 35; Engineering Club 36. 37; Photography 37, 38; Motion Picture Machine Operator 37, 38: Hall Guard 36, 37; Ground Guard 36; Honor Study Hall 35, 38; Tiger Frolic 37. “A coming scientist” 132. FRANCES ELIZABETH FRAZIER Born in Little Rock, Arkansas January 19. 1919. Entered from St. Mary's. Fall 35. Activities—As You Like It 35, 36; Hostess Club 36, 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37, 38. She’s sweet as a lovely rose” 133. HAROLD FREEMAN Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. June 19, 1921. Entered from North Little Rock, Fall 35. Activities—Science Club 35. 36; Photography 37; Radio Club 37; Movie Appreciation Club 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38. Words cannot express his true worth” 134. NELL CLAUDINE FREEMAN Born in El Dorado. Arkansas, October 8, 1921. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Typing Club 35. 36; Movie Appreciation 36. 37; Knitting Club 37, 38; President of Home Room 36. 37; Sports Manager 37, 38; Checker in Honor Study Hall 37. “A beautiful disposition; a true friend” 135. EOLINE FUNSTON Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. May 10. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Spring 1935. Activities—French Club 36. 37. 38; Home Room Scholarship Committee 37. 38; Chemistry Laboratory Assistant 36. 37. 38; National Honor Society, Study Hall Monitor 36; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38. “Quietness and confidence shall be your strength Pago Twenty 136. BETTY FRANCES GAINES Born in Hot Springs. Arkansas. September 12. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Volley Ball 35. 36. 37; Basketball 36. 37, 38; Track 37. 38; National Honor Society 38. Little and snappy—always happy 137. ALBERT GANNAWAY Born on April 3. 1920 in Charlottesville, Virginia. Entered from East Side Junior High, February 36. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37, 38; Varsity Basketball 37. 38; Home Room Basketball 37; Tennis Championship Doub- les 37; Tennis Team 36. 37. 38: Fayetteville State Meet 37; Con- way Invitational Tennis Meet 37; Vice President of Ping Pong Club 37; President of Ping Pong Club 38; Glee Club Secretary 37. 38; Choral Club 37. 38; President of Glee Club 38; National Music Meet at St. Louis 38; Movie Appreciation 36; Science Club secretary 37. “He wields a wicked racquet” 138. LOIS VIRGINIA GARRETT Born in Vimy Ridge. Arkansas. October 17, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. 36. Activities—Typing Club 36; Honor Study Hall 36, 37, 38; Cosmetology Class, 37, 38. “Sweet and quiet” 139. LECIL GIBSON Born in Albany, Alabama, June 21, 1922. Entered from West Side Junior High. 35. Activities—Band 35. 36; Stale Band Contest 36; Science Club 36, 37, 38; Football Club 35; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38. “.Always good natured” 140. MARTHA SUE GILBERT Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, March 5, 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Honor Study Hall Monitor 37; Cosmetology 36, 37. 38; Secretary of Cosmetology 37; Student Council Representative 36; Knitting Club 36, 37; Tiger Frolics 37; Track Meet 36. “A lovable girl” 141. MARGARET GINN Bom in Little Rock, Arkansas, October 17, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. 36. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Hostess Club 36. 37; Study Hall Club 37, 38; Glee Club 36, 37, 38. “A sweet and dependable friend” 142. KATIE IRENE GLOVER Born in Lonoke. Arkansas, October 30, 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. 1935. Activities—Student Council Representative 35. 36; Member National Honor Society and Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37, 38; Monitor of Study Hall 36. 37; Scholarship Committee 36 37; Movie Appreciation Club 37; Fan Club 38; Typing Club 38; Clerical Work 37. None but the deserving achieve fame. She'll get there” 143. KATHLEEN GOODMAN Born in Benton. Arkansas. December 14, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High in 1936. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37, 38; Puppet Club 36; French Club 37. 38; Home Room Salesman 37; Student Council Representative 36. 37; Carnival Committee 37; Choral Club 36. 37, 38; Music Festival 37, 38. Sweetness is her middle name” 144. HELEN GOZA Autographs Born in Donaldson, Arkansas, June 1, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High in 1935. Activities—Health Representative 35; Girl Reserves 35; Movie Appreciation 36. 37; Knitting Club 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36, 37. “She has a winning way about her” 1938 Pago Twenty-One 145. JACK GRAVIER Born in North Little Rock, Arkansas. January 1, 1919. En- tered from East Side Junior High in 1934. Activities—Class Football 34. 35. 36. 37: Glee Club 34. 37; Operetta 34; Basketball 36. 37; Hi Y Club Officer 36. 37: Study Hall Monitor 38; Tiger Frolics 37. “If at first he doesn’t succeed, he keeps on trying 146. JACK KENNETH GRAY Born in Armstrong Springs, Arkansas, March 17, 1920. Entered from Armstrong Springs. 36. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Assistant Monitor 37. 38: Secretary of Home Room 36: Secretary of D. O. Class 36: Student Council 37, 38; Horseshoe Club 36: Airplane Club 36: Radio Club 37: President of Safety Council 37; President of Foreign Correspondence Club 38; Diversified Occupation Class 36. 37. 38. “Argument, he should have been a lawyer 147. MARIAN STARK GRAY Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 35. Activities—Vogue Club: D. O. T. Club: Hostess Club 35. 36: Movie Appreciation Club 37; Ping Pong Club 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36, 37, 38: Student Council Representative 36. 37: Cab- inet Member 37; Tiger Salesman 35. “Cute and sweet—smart—a darling 148. ROBERT M. GRAY Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, December 6, 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High. 35;. Activities—President of Home Room 36. 37. 38; Glee Club 36. 37: Tennis Team 35. 36. 37. 38; Fayetteville Meet at Conway 35. 36; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Monitor 37; Science Club 35; Photography 36. “Master of all trades” 149. SAMUEL DALE GRAY Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. October 31, 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High, Fall 35. Activities—Salesman 37; Checker Club 37. 38; Football 36. “His friends arc many—his foes are few” Entered 150. A. B. GREER. JR. Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. March 13, 1920. from East Side Junior High, Spring 35. Activities—Golf Club 35. 36: Horseshoe Club 36; Stamp Club 37; Trade Printing 37. 38; Home Room Salesman 35. 36 37. 38; Class Football 36; Class Basketball 36. 37: Home Room Basket- ball 35. 36. 37, 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36; Printing Club 37, 38; Secretary of Home Room 36. 37; State Journalism Con- vention Delegate 38. “Never meets a stranger” - 151. TOLLY MARIAN GRIMES Born in Pine Bluff. Arkansas. 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Vice-president of Knitting Club 35: Health Moni- tor Fall 37: Hostess Club 36: Checker in Study Hall Club 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; D. O. T. Club 35. Life is more than a bag of fun to her 152. LUCY GUEST Born in Scott. Arkansas. June 20. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37; Choral Club 35. 36: Operettta 36; State Contest 36; Trio 36. 37. 38; State Festival 37, 38; National Music Meet, St. Louis. 38: Centennial Chorus 36; Knitting Club 36: Program Chairman. Cosmopolitan Club 37; President Cosmopolitan Club 37; Vice President of Girls' Senior Glee Club 37; President of Girls' Senior Glee Club 38: Chairman. Stage Crew in Stage Craft Club 38; Carnival 37. 38; Senior Play 38 1938 “Her voice is her fortune” Page Twenty-Two 153. MARIAN' ALVIN GUNN Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, May 29, 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 34. Activities—Honor Study Hall 34. 35. 36; Study Hall Club 34. 35, 36; . Model Airplance Club 36. 37; President of Model Airplancc Club 37; Vice President of Home Room 37; Trade Aviation Club 37, 38. “Thinks a lot—says little” 154. FRANCIS GUTIIRIE Born in Shawnee. Oklahoma. March 25, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High, Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37, 38; Reader's Club 35, 36; Checker Club, Fall 36; Cosmopolitan Club 37. 38; Home Room Reporter 36. “She leaves a big place that will be hard to fill” 155. GLENNA MARIE GWYN Born in Canute. Oklahoma, September 17, 1920. Entered from Canute High School, 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37, 38; Typing Club 35, 36. 37, 38. “She’s clever and versatile, always fun 156. MARGUERITE HAILEY Born in Wichita. Texas, November 24. 1919. Entered from Fair Park High School. Spring 38. Activities—Typing Club 38; Honor Study Hall 38. “Lovable in her own sweet way” 157. BETTY DEEN HALEY Born in Pine Bluff. Arkansas, August 18, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Spring. 35. Activities—Salesman of Home Room 35: Tiger Salesman 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37, 38; Garden Club 35, 36; Spanish S. E. D. 37; Hostess Club 38. “Tall, tan, and handsome 158. JIM HALL Born in Colorado Springs. Colorado. June 27. 1920. Entered from Golden High School, Fall 36. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36; Radio Club 36; Auto Club 36. 37; Student Council 37, 38. Courteous and dependable” 159. MYRL HALL Born in Havana. Arkansas, October 7. 1918. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Varsity Basketball 37. 38; Golf Club 35; Secretary of Horseshoe Club 36; LR Club 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38; Class Basketball 36. “Basketball is his meat” 160. DORIS HAMILTON Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, February 26. 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—President of Home Room 35. 36; Tiger Salesman 36, 37; Secretary of Home Room 37; Ticket Salesman 38; Secretary of Honor Study Hall 35, 36; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38; Garden Club 35. 36. 37. 38. “A thing of beauty is a joy forever” 161. ROBERT LEE HAMPEL Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. March 11, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Fall 35. Activities—Horseshoe Club 35. 36; Photography Club 37, 38; Fan Club 37; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38. Dependability is his name” 162. ALGERNON HOLDERNESS HAMPTON Born in Fordyce. Arkansas. April 4, 1929. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Secretary of Home Room 35. 36, 37; President of Home Room 36. Student Manager 37. 38; National Honor Society 37. 38; French Club 36. 37. 38; Nuntius 37; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Tiger Frolics 37. “A gentleman and a scholar” Page Twenty-Three 163. DOROTHY HARDEN Born in Kensett. Arkansas, January 3, 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High. 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; D. O. T. Club 36; Volley Ball 35, 36; Sketch Club 35, 37. 38; Secretary of Sketch Club 37; Program Chairman Sketch Club 38. “She'll be an artist of great renown 164. FRANCES MAULINE HARRIS Born in Warren, Arkansas. January 10. 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Spring 36. Activities—Sketch Club 36; Checker 36; Cosmetology 37. 38; Library 37. 38. “You can depend on her” 165. VIRGINIA HARRISON Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. February 1. 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Spring 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Assistant Monitor of Honor Study Hall 36, 37: Checker Honor Study Hall 37; Vice President of Home Room 35; Student Council Repre- sentative 38: French Club 35; Tiger Staff 37. 38; Tiger Editorial Board 38; Quill and Scroll 38; Fayettville Meet 38. “A sweet disposition and a pleasant smile—make her life a life worthwhile” 166. ELIZABETH B. HATHAWAY Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, June 15. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Merry Make-Up 35; Peppy Players 36; Knitting Club 36; Fan Club 37; Movie Appreciation 38: Tiger Salesman 35. “She’s quiet until she reaches the piano—then it’s a different tunc 167. GENE HAUN Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. April 21. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Spring 35. Activities—Band 35. 36. 37, 38; Delegate to Literary Contest for Spanish 38. “An active, dependable friend” 168. ALDA LOYD HAYS Born in Rubeville. Mississippi, January 12. 1920. Entered from Central High School, Spring 37. Activities—Honor Study Hall 37. 38: Checker in Free Reading Room 37; Girl Reserves 37; Cosmopolitan 37; Fan Club 38. “It’s loads of fun to know her 169. JOE HEBERT Born in New Orleans. Louisiana. February 3, 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Spring 36. Activities—Home Room Reporter 37. “A friend in need is a friend indeed” 170. FLOY KATHRINE HF.ITMAN Born in Malvern. Arkansas. December 24. 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High. Activities—Vice President Softball 37; Tiger Club 36: Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Tiger Salesman 36; Study Hall Monitor 37; Home Room Salesman 36: Cosmetology 37. 38. “Those eyes—oh. those eyes! 171. GENEVA HELTON Born in Memphis. Tennessee. July 17. 1917. Entered from East Side Junior High. Spring 35. Activities—Junior Dramatic Club 35; Member of Girl Re- serve 36. 37. 38. “She’s one in a million 1938 PageTwenty-Four Graduates ___-______ 172. MATTIE LORRAINE HENICK Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. February 3, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall. Nursing Club 35; Checker Club 36; Movie Appreciation Club 36; Study Hall Club 37; Fan Club 38; Health Monitor 38. ‘‘Cheerful and happy” ------------—. Autographs 173. VIRGINIA LEE HENSLEY Born in El Paso. Texas. February 13, 1921. Entered from Baltimore Maryland Schools. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Home Room Repor- ter 36, 37; Garden Club 36, 38; Photography 37. ‘‘Lovely to look at; delightful to know” 174. EDWIN R. HERRON Bom in Little Rock. Arkansas. 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High 1935. Activities—Band 35. 36; Fort Smith Band Contest 36: Hall Guard 35. 36; Band Checker 35. 36; Football Club 35; Science Club 36; Archery 37; Tiger Business staff 36. 37; State Press Meet Fayetteville 37; State Press Meet Little Rock 37; Sales- man 36. 37; Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37. 38; Tennis Tournament 37; Chamber of Horrors: Tiger Frolics 37; Dipsy Doodle 38; Motion Picture Operator 38. ‘‘Plenty of words and plenty of action” 175. MONTY HICKMAN Born in Dallas. Texas. July 10, 1919. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Fall 35. Activities—Study Hall Checker 35; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Engineers Club 38. ‘‘An all-around good fellow” 177. HENRY HODGES Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. September 16, 1918. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 34. Activities—Horseshoe Club 34. 35; Checker Club 36, Garden Club 37. 38. ‘‘He’s wise and gay. he’ll make his way” 178. DOROTHY FRANCES HOELTZEL Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. May 2. 1919. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Spring 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38; Hostess Club 35; D. O. T. Club 35; As You Like It 36. 37; Tiger Staff 37, 38. “How she loves to talk and how we love to hear her” 179. AGNES HOFFMAN Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. April 28, 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High. 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Nurse Club 35; Archery Club 36: Girl Reserves 37. 38; Glee Club 37, 38; In- tramural Sports Manager 37. “Modist and shy—and lovable” 180. LEON HOFFMAN Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, June 21, 1918. Entered from West Side Junior High, Fall 35. Activities—Varsity Football 35. 36. 38: Class Track 36: Var- sity Basketball 35: Varsity Track 36. 37. 38; LR Club 36. 37. 38: LR President 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38; Class Basketball 36. 37. 38. “At his best on the gridiron” m 176 176. DOROTHY HINTON Born in Lynch. Kentucky, June 1. 1921. Entered from Pine Bluff High School. Spring 35. Activities—Choral Club 35; Hostess Club 36. 37; Garden Club 37. 38: Secretary of Home Room 36: Vice President of Home Room 37; Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37, 38. “Actions speak louder than words ru Page Twenty-Five Graduates 181. MARY HOLDER Born in Morrilton, Arkansas. September 16. 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall. Typing Club 35; Hostess 36; Knitting Club 37; Study Hall 38. “She always has a smile for everyone” 182. JAMES RUSSELL HOLLAND Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. January 29. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Spring 35. Activities--Honor Study Hall 35. 36: Home Room Salesman 35. 36. 37. 38; President of Airplane Club 36; Vice President Fan Club 38; Rifle 35. “He never worries anybody” 183. KATHLEEN HOLLOWAY Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. September 5, 1921. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Vice President of Home Room 35; Health Monitor 35; Secretary of Home Room 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36, 37. 38; Music Festival 37; Program Chairman of Fan Club 38; Hiking Club 37; Knitting Club 36; The World We Live In Club 37; Glee Club 37. Her ideals are the very highest” 184. HARRY HOMARD. JR. Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. August 23. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Choral Club 35. 36; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Sportsman Club 36. 37. 38; Home Room Basketball 35; Class Track 36. 37; Health Monitor 38; Study Hall Monitor 37. ‘The secret of success is constancy of purpose 185. BETTY JANE HOOVER Born in Monticello, Arkansas. November 11. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Vice President of Home Room 35; Secretary of Home Room 36; President of Home Room 37; Vice President of Home Room 38; Health Monitor 37: Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Music Festival 37; Program Chairman of The World We Live In Club 37. If friends were bricks she could build an empire state building 186. HERMAN E. HOOVER Born in Rich Hill, Missouri. June 19. 1920. Entered from Pu- laski Heights Junior High, 1935. Activities—President 2nd Band 35; Secretary Band 35. 36. 38: State Band Contest 35. 36. 37; National Band Contest 37: Shreveport Reunion 35, 36; President Home Room 35: Home Room Basketball 35. 36; Class Basketball Champs 35. 36: American Legion Baseball Champs 37;Tiger Salesman 36. 37. “His many friends will miss him when he's gone” 187. ANNE HOPSON Born in Grady. Arkansas. 1920. Entered from West Side Jun- ior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36; Knitting Club 36; Travelers “She’s a jolly, lovable friend” 188. ROGER HALEY HOWARD Born in Harrisburg. Arkansas, January 28. 1920. Entered from El Paso. Texas. Activities—Radio Club 37; Stair Guard 38; Science Club 38; Honor Study Hall 37, 38. “El Paso lost him, and we got him—and are we glad” 189. NORMA JEAN HUIE Born in Jerusalem. Arkansas. January 5, 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36; Nnitting Club 36; Travelers Club 37; Hiking and Girl Reserve Club 38. “We love to hear her talk” Pagi- Twenty-Six 196 FRANK HUMPHRY Horn in Fort Smith, October 23, 1920. Entered from Jackson, Tennessee in 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37, 38; Member of Radio Club 35. 36. 37; Checker Club 38. “He’s always there on time” 191. JAMES HUBBS Born on April 21, 1921, Kco, Arkansas. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 35. Activities—Secretary of Home Room 36, 37; Honor Study Hall 35. 36, 37. 38; Latin Club 36; Science Club 37; Fan Club 38; Boxing and Wrestling 35. “What a wonderful boy 192. JANE CAROLYN HURST Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. August 6. 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 36. Activities—Hostess Club 36; Cosmopolitan 36; French Club 37. 38; Study Hall Checker 36. 38; Honor Study Hall 36, 37. 38; Clerical Work 37; President Home Room 38; Free Reading Monitor 38. “She strives only for the best” 193. FERN INGRAM Born in Kensett, Arkansas, November 2. 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High, Spring 36. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36, 37, 38. “She’ll always get what she wants 194. MARY MARJORIE INGRAM Born in Olney Springs. Colorado. October 1, 1918. Entered from East Side Junior High, Spring 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37, 38; Cosmopolitan Club 35. 36; S. E. E Club 37. 38. A sweet girl—she never complains” 195. ANN ILGNER Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, November 7, 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High, Fall 1935. Activities—Arkanslans Club, Typing Club, Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37, 38. “A splendid girl with a heart-warming smile” 196. HELOISE PFEIFER ISAACSON Born in Denver, Colorado, January 15. 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Reporter 35, 36; Red Domino Club 36. 37. 38; D. O. T. 35; Tiger Salesman 37; Study Hall Assistant Monitor 37; President Red Domino Club 38; Vice President Red Dom- ino Club 37; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38. Dignified, charming Ilcloisc” 197. LEON ITZKOWITZ Born in Fort Smith, Arkansas. April 12. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Spring 1936. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36, 38; Softball 36; Horseshoe Club 37; Spanish Club 37; Movie Appreciation 38; Home Room Basketball 37; Glee Club 36. 37, 38; Vice President Home Room 38. “He’s a regular nightmare” 198. CHARLES JACKSON Born in Leslie, Arkansas, July 13, 1918. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1933. Activities—Study Hall Monitor 36; Engineer’s Club 35, 38. “Everyone likes him—girls and boys, alike” Page Twenty-Seven +■ + 199. JUANITA THELMA JAGGARS Graduates --------------j Born in Pine Bluff. Arkansas, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Glee Club 35. 36; Operetta 38; Choral Club 35. 36; Ping Pong Club 38; Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37; Work for Girl's Advisor 37. “Sophisticated and good looking 200. JEANETTE JAMES Born in Chickasha. Oklahoma. September 14. 1921. Entered from Paleight. North Carolina. January 1937. Activities—Home Room President 36; Newspaper Staff 36: Girls Athletic Association 36; Vogue Club 37; Vice President of Knitting Club 38; Honor Study Hall 37. 38; Archery 38. “Lovely and sweet, she’s hard to beat” 201. MILDRED JAMES Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. March 30. 1922. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Hiker's Club 35. Archery Club 36. Student Coun- cil 36; Chorus of Operetta 36; French Club 36. 37. 38: Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Checker Reading Room 37; Monitor Reading Room 37; National Honor Society 38. “As pretty as she is sweet 202. THEDA BARA JAMES Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, February 13, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Activities—Glee Club 35. 36; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37; Reporter for Cosmetology 37; Ticket Salesman 38; Office 36, 37; Cosmetology 37. 38. “She talks a lot—and says a lot” 203. GERTRUDE MAYER JARRELL Born in Atlanta. Georgia. August 2, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Student Council 35. 36, 37; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38; Merry Make-Up 35; French Club 36. 37; As You Like It 37. 38; Monitor's Club 36. 37. 38; Vice President of Home Room 37; Honor Study Hall Monitor 36. 37; National Honor Society 37. 38; Tiger Staff 37. 38; Quill and Scroll 38. “In every gesture, charm; in every word, sincerity” 204. ANNETTE JENKINS Born in Warren. Arkansas. August 12. 1920. Entered from Waller High School, Chicago, Illinois, Spring 38. “Sweet is the word” 205. LILLIAN JENKINS Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. December 31. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High, 1935. Activities—Girl Reserves 35. 36. 37. 38; Secretary of Girl Reserves 37, 38: Treasurer of Girl Reserves 37. “She’ll leave a place that's hard to fill” 206. MAI I) A FERN JERNIGAN Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. November 25. 1920. En- tered from Sheridan High School. Fall 37. Activities—Honor Study Hall 37. 38; Girl Reserve Club 36. 37; Home Economics 35. 36; Bditor of Sheridan School Paper 37; Tiger Club 37; Photography Club 38. “Efficient, industrious, obliging” 207. MARGARET ELIZABETH JOHNSON Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. August 19. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Spring 35. Activities—Secretary of Home Room 35. 36; Cosmopolitan Club Secretary, Spring Festival 36; Honor Study Hall. “Vivacious, and attractive” Page Twenty-Eight 208. MARY JUANITA JOHNSON Born in Judsonia. Arkansas. June 19, 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High, Fall 35. Activities—Secretary of Home Room 35. 36. 37. 38: Cen- tennial Committee 36: Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38; National Honor Society 37, 38: Secretary of The World We Live In Club 36: Tiger Frolic 37; Tiger 36; Chemistry Laboratory Assistant 37, 38; Student Teacher 36. 37; Class Secretary 36. 37. 38; Travel Club 35, 36. “The mildest manner and the gentlest heart” 209. W. E. JOLLY, JR. Born in Windsor. Texas, May 31, 1919. Entered from Mable- ville. Arkansas. Fall 35. Activities—Baseball Club 35. 36; Class Football 35; Class Basketball 35; Home Room Basketball 36. 37. 38; Printers Club 37, 38; Trade Printing 36. 37 ,38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36 A mighty man is he” 210 BILLY JONES Born in Little Rock Arkansas. August 15, 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Construction Club 35; Horseshoe Club 36. 37; Hi-Y 37. 38; Ground Guard 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38- Assistant Tiger Salesman 35. “Everyone’s friend” 211. CUSTIS LEE JONES. JR. Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. May 9, 1918. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 1935. Activities—Know your City Club 35; Auto Club 36: Sketch Club 36. 38; Printing Club 37; Salesman 35; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. “Look out Disney, here he comes 212. ELBRIDGE MADISON JONES Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, April 9. 1921. Entered from El Dorado. Arkansas. Fall 1937. Activities—President of Home Room 38; Sportsman Club 38; Honor Study Hall 38; Class Basketball 37; Home Room Basketball 37; El Doraao High School Band 35, 36; Confederate Reunion Trip 36. “Give him a chance and he will make good” JONES Rock, Arkansas. February 19. 1921. Entered Junior High. Spring 1936. Council Representative 36; Vice-president Room 36; Intra Mural Sports Manager 37; President Club 37; Tiger Salesman 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 36. 37, 38; Monitor of Honor Study Hall 37; President of Home Room 36; Track Team 36. “A valuable friend 214. PAUL JONES Born in Dover. Arkansas. September 13, 1921. Entered from E. E. Bass Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Student Manager 37, 38; Student Council 37; Ti- ger Business Staff 36. 37; Quill and Scroll 37; Tiger Letter 37; ” holarship Letter 36; Nuntius 36. 37. 38; Advertising Manager Nuntius. Public Speaking Club 36. 37, 38; Glee Club 36. 37; Journalism Day 37; Operetta 36; First Annual Music Festival 37; Delegate to U. of A. Meet for Geometry 37; Pro- gram Chairman of Club 37. 38: Secretary of Club 37; Presi- dent of Club 38; Honor Study Hall 36, 37, 38; Debate Team 38; « National Honor Society 37. 38. “Courtesy, dependability, initiative, all in one 216. CHARLES KEATON Born in St. Charles. Arkansas. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Band 35, 36; Class Basketball, Class Football “What is so rare is this day in June” 215. ROSE MARIE JONES Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. November 30. 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 1936. Activities—Vice President of Home Room 37; Reporter for Home Room 37. 38. “The one Rose” Autographs 1938 Page Twenty-Nine 219. ERNESTINE KELLEY Born in Little Rock. Arkansas September 1. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. 1935. Activities—Vive-president of Home Room 36; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37; Secretary of Fan Club 37. 38; Office Work 35. 36; Glee Club 38; Movie Appreciation Club 35. 36 “Full of energy” 222. NONER KERR Born in El Paso. Arkansas. February 27, 1918. Entered from East Side Junior High. 1934. Activities—President First Aid Club 35; Honor Study Hall 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. “He thinks a lot and says a lot 217. JANE MARSHALL KEATS Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. December 6. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Spring 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Tiger 37. 38; Tiger Editorial Board 37. 38; President Tiger Club 38: Cos- mopolitan 35. 36; French 37; Quill and Scroll 37; Fayetteville Meet 37. 38; Home Room Salesman 35. 36; Checker in Honor Hall 37; Journalism Day 36. 37. 38. “Little and charming, with a smile disarming KENNETH KKLLL’M in Jonesboro. Arkansas. December 12. 1920. Entered East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Club 35. 36; Engineering Club 36. 37. 38. “He doesn't say much, but neither did Lincoln 118 221. SUZANNE KELLY Born in Searcy. Arkansas. November 26. 1919. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Home Room Salesman 35; Tiger Salesman 35. 36; Manager of Sales and Subscription 36. 37, 38; Journalism Day 36. 37, 38; Tiger Frolics 37; Dipsy Doodle 38; Checker Club 35; Secretary of Checker Club 35; Social Get Together 36; Vice- president of Social Get Together 36: Fan Club 37; Vice-presi- dent of Fan Club 37; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38 “A saucy little Miss 110 223. MERLIN KILBURY Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. June 17. 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Spring 1936. Activities—Class Football 36; Vice-president of Home Room 36: Glee Club 36. 37; Science Club 36; Photography Club 38; Ping Pong 37; Football 37; Student Manager 37. 38. “What ever field he chooses hewill work it well” 111 224. ORD KIMZEY. JR. Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Vice-president Student Council 37; Student Council Representative 35. 36. 37; President Student Council 38; National Honor Society; Southern Association of Student Government. Dallas 36; S. A. S. G.. Senalia 36: Knoxville S. A. S. G. 37; National Association of Student Office Detroit 37; AASG Hot Springs 36; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Orator- ical Club 35. 36; Declamation Contest 36. “Adolescence in sophisticated guise” 225. EVELYN KIRKPATRICK Born in Carlisle. Arkansas. May 30, 1920. Entered from Pu- laski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Secretary of Knitting Club 35. 36; World We Live In 36. 37; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Honor Study Hall Officer 36. 37; Program Chairman Fan Club 37; Secretary of Fan Club 38; Member of Centennial Committee 36. VELYN KEELING i in Stamps. Arkansas. September 4. 1919. Entered ___ Arkadelphia High School. Fall 36. Activities—Readers Club 36. 37. 38. She’s herself—what more could you ask It’s nice to be natural when one is naturally nice 226. ELMER GENE KITSMELLER Born on May 8, 1920. Entered from Lawton, Oklahoma, Spring 1938. Activities—Hi-Y Club. “We’ll hear from him’’ 227. KATHRYN KNIGHT Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. May 28, 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High, Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Knitting Club 35. 38: Cosmopolitan Club 36, 37; S. E. D. Club 36, 37; Secretary of Knitting Club 38. Silence and thought are always rewarded” 228. WOOD KNIGHT Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. May 3, 1923. Entered from East Side Junior High. Spring 36. Activities—Sportsman’s Club 36. 37; Class Basketball 37; Sec- retary Home Group 37. 38: Horseshoe Club 37; Softball Club 38; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Reading Room 36. 37, 38; Home Room Basketball 38. Character is a diamond which scratches every other stone” 229. FLORENCE ELOISE KNOWLES Born in Temple. Texas. February 19. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Spring 36. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37; Health Monitor 36. 37: Library Monitor 37. 38; Baseball Club 37; Girl Reserve Club 36; Vice President of Home Room 38; Cosmetology 37, 38. Smile, and she’ll smile with you” 230. DOROTHY KOSTEN Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. June 27. 1921. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Cosmopolitan Club 35. 37. 38; French Club 36; Movie Appreciation 37; Honor Study Hall 35 36. 37, 38; Honor Study Hall Monitor 37; Assistant Study Hall Monitor 38. “A joy to all who know her” 231. STANLEY KRUPICHI Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. July 17, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37; Class Football 35, 37; Science Club 35, 37; S. E. D. Spanish Club 36; Photography Club 37, 38; Vice President of Home Room 38. “The babbling brook goes on and on” . HENRY KUESPERT Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 34. Activities—Health Representative 34: Salesman 35; Auto Club 34. 35. 37, 38; Horseshoe Club 37; Honor Study Hall 34. 37. “Sterling qualities will have their reward” 233. MARY BETH LANGSTON Born in Videlia. Georgia. October 13. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Assembly Com- mittee 37. 38; Librarian 36, 37; Choral Club 35. 36. 37; Stage Craft Club 38; School Operetta 36; Movie Appreciation Club 37; Hostess Club 36. 37: State Music Festival 37; School Car- nival 37; Pianist for Nursery School 38; Monitor for Foods Department 38. “Music hath charm” 234. RUBY LAWHON Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. October 8. 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High. 35. Activities—Hiker’s Club 35; Typing Club 36. 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37, 38. “Silence is more eloquent than words” ———————— - - Autographs +■ —----———•. 1938 •.——-—■—«.. Page Thirty-One 235. WANDA DALE LEATHERMAN Born in Pine Bluff. Arkansas. August 12, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Social Get Together 36; Hostess Club 37. 38. “Her twinkling toes will carry her far” 236. ELMORE LEE Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. May 27. 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. 35. Activities—Study Hall Monitor and Checker 35; Latin Club 35. 36; Science Club 37. 38; Tiger Salesman 37. 38; Tiger Frolic 37; National Honor Society. “I don't think it is a sin, just to sit. and grin, and grin” 237. HARRY LEE Born in Pine Bluff. Arkansas. 1918. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Read Bible, Health Director. Attendance Checker. “A ladies’ man, but a man's man, too’ 238. MAXINE LEOPARD Born in Herrington. Kansas. June 24. 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High, 35. Activities—Typing Club 37, 38; Traveling Club 35; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38. “A heart of gold 239. MILDRED LEWIS Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. December 10. 1921 Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 36. Activities—Hostess Club 36; Soft Ball Club 36. 37; Knitting Club 38; Study Hall 36. 37. 38. “Good nature and good sense” v 2-10. LEO LION Born in Cincinnati,. Ohio, November 23, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38; Science Club 35. 36. 37; Band 35, 36; Band Contest 36. 37; Tiger Frolics, Ticket Salesman 36. 37. 38; Class Football 37; Prof Quiz Club 37; Movie Appreciation Club 38. Quiet and obliging” 241. MARY ELIZABETH LIND Born in Wilder. Arkansas. December 13, 1919. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Girl Reserve 35. 36; Hostess Club 36; Hikers Club 37; Fan Club 37; Knitting Club 38; Volley Ball 35; Office 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38. ” A girl we all like” 243. ANNA LOU LOURY 242. FRANCES LILLIAN LORE Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. June 25. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High, Fall 1935. Activities—Operetta 36; Office 38; Spring Festival of Clubs 37. 38; Choral Club 36. 37. 38; Glee Club 35. 36. 37. 38; Cosmopolitan 35. 36. 37; Movie Appreciation 37; All-State Cen- tennial Chorus 36: Honor Study Hall 36, 38. 'Her words arc few but true” Born in Bastrop, Louisiana, May 22. 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High, Fall 35. Activities—Puzzle Club 35: Vice President of Home Room 37; Library Monitor 37, 38; Cosmetology 37. 38. “Her friendship is everlasting” ------------+ 1938 + Page Thirty-Two Graduates 244. MALCOLM LOVELL Born in Texarkana, Texas. July 24, 1920. Entered from Pu- laski Heights Junior High. Activities—Band 35. 36. 37. 38: State Contest 37, 38; National Contest. Jackson. Mississippi 37; Hi-Y Club 35. Model Airplane Club 37; Archer Club 36; Secretary of Archer Club 37; Science Club 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36; Study Hall Checker 37; Boy s Advisor 38. “Happy, fair, and free—nothing ever bothers me” 245. RUTH MAXINE LUSBY Bom in Little Rock. Arkansas. December 3, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Salesman 35. 36. 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37. 38; Glee Club 35. 36. 37. 38; President Club 37; Operetta 36; Spring Festival of Glee Clubs 37: Assistant Monitor of Honor Study Hall 38; National Music Festival 38; Captain Home Room Basketball 35; Captain Home Room Volley Ball 36, 37. “She has a way all her own” 246. JEAN MONROE MacDUFF Born in Shreveport. Louisiana. October 29. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—National Honor Society 38; Vice President of Quill and Scroll 38; NSPA Convention 37; Fayetteville Meet 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36; Monitor of Study Hall 38; Tiger Reporter 36. 37; Tiger Board 37. 38: Hostess Club Paper 36. 37; Secretary of Tiger Club 37; Social Activity Chairman of Tiger Club 38; Tiger Frolics of 1937; Journalism Day 35, 37. 38. “Sparkling—witty—lovely” 247. john McAllister Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, October 25, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 1936. Activities—Health Representative, Member of the National Honor Society. “The quiet type who will reach the top” 248. ANNE McCALL Born in New Orleans. Louisiana, May 9, 1921. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Tiger Letter 38; Scholarship 36; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Knitting Club 35; Merry Make Up Club 36: Reading Club 38; Hostess Club 37; Spanish Club 37; Tiger Club 38; Quill and Scroll 38; Tiger Editorial Staff 38; Member of Edi- torial Board 38; Fayetteville Meet 38; Memphis Press Meet 38. “The fountain of beauty is the heart” 249. MARIAN McCLAIN Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. August 31, 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High, Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Hostess Club 36. 37. Sub Captain in Gym 37, 38; Tiger Frolics 37; Chairman of iostess Club 36. 38. Beautiful eyes—delightful personality” 250. MAYNEAL McCOY Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. November 1, 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Tiger Salesman 35. 36; Vice President of Home Room 36; Secretary Home Room 37; President Home Room 37, 38: Tiger Reporter 36. 37; Member Tiger Board 37, 38; Vice President Tiger Club 37; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Program Chairman Public Speaking Club 38; National Honor Society 37. 38; NSPA Convention 37. “Charming and sweet—gay as a lark” 251. EVELYN McKIMMF.Y Born in Crossett, Arkansas. September 10. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Hcigths Junior High, Fall 1935. “Sweet as a song” 252. FRED McKINNEY Born in Texarkana, Texas. November 8. 1919. Entered from Van Buren High School, Fall 1937. “His many friends know his true worth” +------------+ Autographs ——.+ 1938 Page Thirty-Three — - - - . Graduates 253. BUTIIIE McMURRY Born in Houston. Texas. January 19. 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Checker in Honor Study Hall 36; Tiger Salesman 37; Tiger Frolics 37; French Club 35. 36. 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38. Always smiling—a way beguiling 254. ROBERT McNF.ELY Born in Arkansas City. Arkansas. October 31. 1920. Entered San Jacinto, Houston. Texas. Fall 1936. Activities—Tiger 37; Vice President of Home Room 37; Base- ball Club 37, 38; Public Speaking Club 38; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Tiger Salesman 37; Ticket Salesman 37. “A born leader 255. MILDRED McNUTT Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. June 4. 1920. Entered from San Jancinto. Houston. Texas. Fall 1936. Activities—President of Gym Class 35; Secretary of Home Room 36; Ping Pong Club 36; Travel Club 36; D. O. Class 36. 37; Hikers Club 38; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38. “Some people arc sweet, darling and wise—so is she” 256. DOROTHEA MANER Born in Hot Springs. Arkansas. August 26. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Gym Monitor 36; Intra-Mural Sports Manager 36. 37; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37, 38; Honor Study Hall Monitor 38; Health Monitor 37; D. O. T. Club 35: Nurses Club 36; Movie Appreciation 37; Tiger Frolics 37; Tiger Reporter 37. 38; Stage Craft Club 37; Girl Reserves 38; Home Room Volley Ball 35. 36. 37; Home Room Basketball 35. 36. 37; Softball 36; Ping Pong 36. 38; Track 36. Pep. plus personality” 257. JOE MANO. JR. Born in Monroe, Louisiana. February 17, 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—President 36. 37; Secretary 35; Student Council Representative 37. 38; Cubs Basketball 38; Tiger Salesman 35; National Honor Society A. A. S. G. Delegate 36; Touch Foot- ball 36; French Club 35, 38; Engineer’s Club 37 Determination plus personality equals success” 258. FINOS MARSHALL Born in Newark. Arkansas. December 29. 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Class Basketball 36. 37. Better to be happy than wise” 259. KATHERYN MARTIN Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. 1921. Entered from East Side Junior High, 1935. Activities—President of 10A Home Room: Secretary of Home Room: Hostess Club 35, 36. 37. She will reach her goal” 260. LOWELL MARTINDALE Born in Corinth, Mississippi. August 27. 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High, February 35. Activities—President of Home Room 35. 36. 37. 38; Varsity Football 35. 36. 37; All State Quarterback 36: All State Full- back 37; Most Valuable Player 36; Football Captain 36. 37; Varsity Basketball 36. 37. 38; All State Forward 37; Basketball Captain 37. 38; L. R. Club 35. 36. 37. 38; Secretary of L. R. Club 36. 37. 38; President of Gym Club 35; Varsity Track 35, 36; Sports Editor of Tiger 38. A great, big, likable athlete” 261. DOROTHY MASHBURN Born in Cotton Plant, Arkansas. September 19, 1919. En- tered from Eureka Springs High School. Fall. 1936. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37; Knitting Club 36; Hostess Club 37. 38: Cosmopolitan Club 37; Dramatics Club. Siloam Springs High School; Home Room Salesman. A jewel of a friend” Page Thirty-Four Graduates 262. SARAH MASSENBURG Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. July 28. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High, Spring 1935. Activities—Home Room Reporter 35; Home Room Health Monitor 35, 36; Garden Club 36, 38; Program Chairman of Knitting Club 35; Vice President of Stage Craft Club 37; Honor Study Hall 35. 38. Precious and gay. she has a winning way” 263. LORENE MASSEY Born in Batesville, Arkansas, September 5. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Spring 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37, 38; Attendance Mon- itor 36. 37; Health Monitor 37; Knitting Club 35; Typing Club 36; Hostess Club 37, 38. “She's the tops” 264. CLABIE KATHLEEN MAY Born in Okolona. Arkansas. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 1936. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37; Basketball 36; Girl Reserves 36; Hostess Club 37; Health Monitor 38; Cosmetology 37, 38. “Sweet is the word for her 265. IDA ALICE MEYER Born in Thalluah, Louisiana. June 9, 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High, Fall 1935. Activities—Knitting Club 35. 36; Cosmopolitan Club 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37, 38; Checker in Honor Study Hall 38. “She thinks a lot. but says little” 266. JEANETTE MILAN Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. October 5. 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Cosmopolitan Club 35. 36; Readers Club 36, 37. 38; Health Monitor 38; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38. “She goes gaily on her way” ‘ 267. CARRIE RUTH MILLER Born in Hazcn. Arkansas. October 1. 1921. Entered from East Side Junior High, Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37, 38; Typing Club 35, 36; Knitting Club 36, 37. 38. “A friend, indeed” 268. MARY FRANCES MILLIGAN Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. June 15, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Junior Dramatic Club 35, 36; Senior Dramatic Club 37; Fan Club 37, 38. An active, dependable girl” 269. DARRELL MITCHELL Born in North Little Rock. Arkansas. January 18, 1920. En- tered from East Side Junior High, Spring 1935. Activities—Athletic Club 35, 36; Auto Club 37, 38; Tiger Salesman. “He’ll succcd” 270. MARY ELLEN MORGAN Born in Saline County. Arkansas. April 4, 1920. Entered from S. D. A. School. Little Rock. 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36, 38; Spanish Club 35, 36; Cosmopolitan Club 38. Quietness is her virtue” Page Thirty-Five 271. MARY VIRGINIA MORGAN Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Secretary of Home Room 35: Secretary of D. O. T. 35; Student Council Representative 36. 38; Vice President of Home Room 38: Secretary of Cosmopolitan 37, 38; Study Hall Officer 38; National Honor Society 37. 38. A great little girl” 272. FLORENCE MAUDE MOORE Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High. September 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37, 38; Vice President of Home Room 35; Bible Chairman of Home Room 36; As- sistant Monitor of Honor Study Hall 37; Knitting Club 35; Hostess Club 36; Cosmopolitan Club 37; President of Knitting Club 37. 38. “Shell always hit her mark 273. MARJORIE MOORHEAD Born in Stuttgart. Arkansas. January 27, 1922. Entered from West Side Junior High, Spring 36. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37, 38; Home Room Sec- retary 37; Home Room Vice President 37; Fencing 37, Home Room Volley Ball 37; Tiger Reporter 38. “One in a million” 274. ALTA FLORIENE MORRIS Born in North Little Rock, Arkansas, 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High, Fall 1934. Activities—Honor Study Hall 34. 35. 37; Clerical Work for Senorita Beltz 37, 38; Cosmopolitan Club 34, 35; Fan Club 37; S. E. D. 38. “A girl with a gentle way” 275. AGNES LOUISE MORTON Born in Texarkana, Arkansas, July 20. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. 1935. Activities—Health Monitor 35; Bible Chairman 36; Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37, 38; Vice President of Indoor Recreation 35; Readers 37, 38. “Once a friend, always a friend” 276. MARION MAXINE MOSES Born in Cummins. Arkansas. July 4. 1920. Entered from Woodrow Wilson School, Long Beach. California. Fall 35. No one can take her place” 277. HERBERT JACKSON MOLDY Born in Stafford. Arkansas, April 29, 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High, February 1935. Activities—Gym Club 35; Professor Quiz Club 37; Horseshoe Club 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. “I am as free as the wandering wind” 278. GENE MUELLER Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, July 7. 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High, Fall 1935. Activities—Home Room Reporter 36; Health Monitor 36. 38. Honor Study Hall 36: Class Football 36; Wrestling 37; Track 36; Class Basketball 35. “We think he’s great” 279. FLORENE MULLINS Born in El Paso. Arkansas, February 1, 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High, Fall 1935. Activities—Glee Club 35. 36. 37, 38; Choral Club 35, 36; Knit- ting Club 36; Hikers Club 38; Hostess Club 38. Her many friends know her true worth” Page Thirty-Six Graduates 280. SAMMY JEAN NEILL Born in Corning, Arkansas. January 5, 1922. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37. 38; Home Room Ticket Salesman 35; State Band Contest 37. 38; Cosmopolitan Club 35. 36; Movie Appreciation Club 37; Los Toreadores 37; French Club 38; Band 36. 37. 38. There's a future for her 281. NAN JEAN NEYVLIN Born in Hutsonville. Illinois. February 6. 1921. Entered from Hutsonville Township. September 13, 1937. Activities—Ping Pong Club 37. “She Is herself—wliat could be more desirable? 2551 282. ANALE NEWTON Born in Hope. Arkansas, June 7. 1921. Entered from Phillips High School. Fall 36. Activities—President of Home Room 37; Vice President of Cosmopolitan Club 37, 38; Basketball Winning Team 37; Honor Study Hall 36. 37; Checker in Study Hall 38. One in a million y 26? 283. VERA ANN NUTTER Born in Meridian. Mississippi. July 3. 1919. Entered from Vicksburg. Mississippi. 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37; Cosmetology 37, 38; Typing Club 36; Hostess Club 35; Ticket Salesman 38. “There’s personality in her drawl a- 281. JACK OWEN L Born in Texarkana, Arkansas, October 1. 1919. Entered from liiest Sido Junior High. Fall 34. —Home Room Vice President 34; Band 34. 35. 36; Aviation Club Secretary 34; Member of Aviation Club 34. 35, 36; Photography Club 37, 38. Music hath charms 165 285. BILLY PACE Born June 26. 1921. Entered from East Side Junior High. Spring 35. Activities—Band. Glee Club. Gorgas Memorial Essay Con- test, Student Council. Second Place University Meet in Chem- 36. 37; President of Science Club 37. 38: Boxing 38; National Honor Society 38. “A great friend ISfc 286. HARLEY PACKER Born in Windfield. Kansas. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—President of Typing Club 36; Bookkeeper for the Tiger 37; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38. “He’ll make the world a worthy man 267 287. LEOTIS PAGE Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. June 26. 1919. Entered from Joe T. Robinson School. 36. Activities—Readers Club 36. 37. 38: Basketball 36. 37. 38; Volley Ball 36. 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 36. 37, 38. “A grand girl and a grand sport 266 288. LESTER PARK Activities—Band 35, 36. 37. 38; Shreveport Contest 37; Stutt- gart Rice Carnival 37; Band Contest in Hot Springs 35; Fort Smith Contest 36; Little Rock Contest 37; Pine Bluff Contest 38; Checker Club 35, 37. 38; Puppet Club 36. 37; National Band Contest 37. 38: Senior Drum Ensemble 37, 38. “Life is just what you make it Page Thirty-Seven 289. ANNA MARIE PARKS Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. February 1. 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Basketball 35; Girl Reserve Club, Volley Ball Club 35; Health Monitor 36. “Sweet and kind as any you find 290. BERNIDEAN PARKS Born in Armstrong Springs, Arkansas. January 6, 1921. En- tered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, January 36. Activities—Program Chairman of Cosmopolitan Club 36; Glee Club 36. 37. 38: State Music Festival 37; Secretary of Home Room 37; Honor Study Hall 36. 37, 38; Movie Appreciation Club 38. Born to succeed” 291. CATHERINE PARR Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. January 15, 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Nursing Club 35. 36; Movie Appreciation 36. 37; Public Speaking 38; Basketball 36. 37. 38; Volley Ball 36. 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37, 38; Readers Club 37. “Always peaceful—with courtesy and consideration for others” 292. ELDEN H. PEDERSON Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. July 27. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Spring 36. Activities—Program Chairman of Aviator’s Club 36; Program Chairman of Fan Club 37; Honor Study Hall 36. “He’s our pal” 293. ROBERT LOUIS PENTON Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, November 27. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. January 1936. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Fencing 37; Secretary of Home Room 36; Aviator’s Club 36. 37; Photography 37; En- gineering 38. His ambitions and his ideals will give him a bright future” 204. MARY PHILLIPS Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. February 26, 1921. Entered from Ramsey High School. Birmingham. Alabama. Spring 36. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36, 37, 38; President of Garden Club 37. 38; Secretary of Garden Club 36; President of Home Room 38. One of the best-liked girls in high school” 295. LOUISE POAT Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. July 16. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Knitting Club 35. 36; Movie Appreciation 36. 38; Basketball 36, 37, 38; Girl Reserves 38: Volley Ball 36. 37. 3!t; Tiger Salesman 36; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37, 38; Gym Mon- itor 37. 38; Vice Presiden of Home Room 38. Louise is lovely, charming, and gaj” 296. PATSY PORTER Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. September 28. 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Latin Club 35, 36; Sketch Club 36. 37; Garden Club 37. 38; Honor Study Hall, Student Council 35; Home Room Bible Reader 36, 37; Vice President of Home Room 36. 37; Ticket Salesman 36. 37; Reading Room Checker 38; Assis- tant Reading Room Monitor 38. “A demure young lady” 297. MARY LOUISE POWELL Born in Detroit. Michigan. May 3. 1921. Entered from Pu- laski Heights Junior High, Spring 36. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Knitting Club 37; S. E. D. 38; Spanish Reading Room Monitor 36, 37. 38. “Her many friends know her true worth” age Thirty-Eight .----------------------- fr Graduates A.--—-—-—m—-—� ——- — — ■ .• • 298. JAMES PRANGE Born in Crocketts Bluff. Arkansas, February 22, 1919. En- tered from De Witt, Arkansas. Fall 37. Activities—Honor Study Hall, Radio Club, Member of Base- ball Team in Dc Witt High School. “A pleasing character is a true asset 299. RUBY PRICE Born in Roland, Arkansas. March 6, 1919. Entered from Roland High School, Fall 35. Activities—Home Room Basketball 35, 36; Home Room Vol- ley Ball 37; Knitting Club 35. 36. 37; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37, 38. She can't fail” 300. JAMES HORACE PRITCHARD Born in Benton. Arkansas. October 4, 1918. Entered from West Side Junior High, 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37, 38; Salesman 37; Home Room Basketball 35; Checker's Club 36; Travel Club 37; Ping Pong Club 38; D. O. 36. 37. 38. ‘‘He’s a grand person” 301. ELFREDA PROBST Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. May 6, 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High, Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36, 37, 38; Nurses Club 35; Movie Appreciation Club 36. 37; Girl Reserves 38; Tiger Fro- lics 37; Basketball 35. 36. ‘‘We're proud to call her our friend 302. BETTE PROCTOR Born in Blythcville, Arkansas. January 30, 1921. Entered from Blythcville High School, Spring 37. Activities—In Blytheville: Student Council-34. 35; Sophomore Class President 35. 36; Cheer Leader 36; Editor of High School Paper 36. Activities in Little Rock: Honor Study Hall 37, 38; Photo Club 38; Co-Editor of CTA Bulletin, Dipsy Doodle 38. “As merry as the day is long 303. RAYMOND PRYOR Born in Fort Smith. Arkansas. May 13, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Fall 35. Activities—Captain Class Basketball 36, 37; Secretary of Golf Club 38. “His personality will carry him far” 304. JAMES WILSON RAINWATER Born in Walnut Ridge. Arkansas. September 18, 1920. En- tered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37, 38. “One who will lead the rest” 305. FLON RANDALL Born in Bradford. Arkansas, December 25, 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Knitting Club 35; Readers Club 36; As You Like It Club 37. “A pal to all” 306. BILL RECORD Born in Paris. Texas. January 30. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37. 38; Science Club 35. 36; Garden Club 36, 37, 38; Home Room Salesman 38; Study Hall Monitor 37. 38. “His pleasing manner will guide the way Page Thirty-Nine Graduates k 307 , 1306 309 311 31X 307. RUTH JANE REED Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. September 14, 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High. January 1936. Activities—Home Room President 36; Home Room' Vice President 37; Salesman of Home Room 37. 38; Vice President of Club 38; Goodfellow Committee 37. A charming girl; you’ve only to meet her to love her” P8. GEORGE A. REEVES Born in Morse. Saskatchewan, Canada, October 22. 1917. En- tered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 32. Activities—French Club Study Hall, Checker. Science. Honor Study Hall 32, 33. 34. 35. 36, 37, 38; Courtesy Slogan Contest 38. “His genial character provides unlimited goals” 309. BOBBY REICH Born in Morrilton, Arkansas, 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, 1935. Activities—The World We Live In, Garden Club 37; Latin Club 35. 36; Readers Club 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Honor Study Hall Monitor 37. 38. “Dependability is her middle name 310. JOAN REICIIARDT Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. October 8. 1922. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. January 1936. Activities—Los Toreadores Club 36. 37; Spanish Club 37, 38; Honor Study Hall 36, 37, 38. “Plenty of pep—lots of friends” 311. MARGUERITE REID Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. February 5, 1922 . Entered from West Side Junior High. January 1936. Activities—Glee Club 36. 37. 38; Choral Club 36. 37. 38; State Music Festival 37: Operetta 36; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; French Club 36; Knitting Club 37. 38; Basketball 36. “Her friends arc lucky” 312. GIBBS REYNOLDS Born in Decator, Alabama, 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High, Spring 35. Activities—Captain Class Basketball 35; Class Football 35, 36. “Does his part; never complains; on the road to fame” 313. MARGINA RHYNE Born in St. Louis, Missouri. June 26, 1921. Entered from West Side Junior'High, September 1935. Activities—Home Room Salesman 36. 37; Goodfellow Com- mittee 35. 37; Archery Club 35, 36; French Club 36. 37, 38; Checker Free Reading Room 36; Monitor 37, 38. “Her friends arc many” 314. MELVETA RICHARDSON Born January 15, 1920. Datto, Arkansas. Entered from Pu- laski Heights Junior High. 35. Activities—Knitting Club 35; Typing Club 36, 37; Readers Club 37; Typing Club 38; Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37. 38; Scholarship Committee 37; Goodfellow Committee 36. “Ready, willing, and able” (315. SHIRES RISSER Born November 19, 1919, Little Rock, Arkansas. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37, 38; Horseshoe Club, Softball Club. Sportsman Club. “His willingness and cooperation will pave the way to success Page Forty 316. LUCILLE ROBERTS Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. 1936. Activities—Glee Club 36, 37; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; State Music Festival 37; Operetta 36. MA smile for everyone” 317. ROSINA VIVIA ROBERTS Entered from East Side Junior High, 1935. Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. April 15. 1921. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36, 37, 38; State Music Fes- tival 37; Glee Club 37. 38: Home Room Volley Ball 36; Cos- mopolitan 36; Typing Club 35; Readers Club 37, 38. Her friends are many” 318. DONALD ROBINSON Born September 5. 1921, Madison Wisconsin. Entered from Pulaski Heights, 1935. Activities—Home Room President 35; Student Council Repre- sentative 36; Honor Study Hall Checker 36; Home Room Sec- retary 37. 38; Honor Study Hall Monitor 35, 36, 37. 38. Confidence in his own ability is leading him on to the heights.” 319. LEON ROSS ROBINSON Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. November 2. 1919. Enttered from West Side. Spring 35. Activities—Class Football 36. 37. 38; Home Room Basketball 37. 38; Boxing 36. 37; Class Track 37. “It takes a great sport like him to make a good team.” 320. BETTY JO ROGERS Born February 12. 1921, Little Rock, Arkansas. Entered from East Side Junior High. 35. Activities—Checkers 35: Hostess Club 36; Social Get To- gether 36; Hostess 37. 38; Honkoy Tonk 37; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 33. 38. “Her cheerful personality wins her a million friends. 321. MORRIS ROMMEL Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. August 24. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 35. Activities—Hi-Y Club 35. 36; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37; Printing Club 38; Study Hall Club 37; Trade Printing 36, 37, ’38. “A dependable boy 322. HILDA CARD ROSS Born in Vimy Ridge. Arkansas, July 27, 1919. Entered from West Side J,,nior High. 1935. Activities—Sports Manager. Operetta 36; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Glee Club 35. 36; Typing Club 36; Ping Pong Club 37; Study Hall Club 38; Basketball throw record 37; Medal for most points in track 37. “In all sports she’s hard to beat. 323. JULIA ANN ROSS Born in McRae, Arkansas, 1920. Entered from McRae High School 1936. Activities—Glee Club 36. 37. 38; Choral Club 36. 37, 38; State Musical Festival 37; Typing Club 38; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Readers Club 37; Girl Reserve 36. 37, 38. “Courteous and pleasant.” 324. PAUL WILSON ROTENBERRY Autographs Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. August 24. 1921. Entered from East Side Junior High. Spring 1936. Activities—Health Monitor 36. 37. 38; Fencing Club 37. 38; Class Football 36; Honor Study Hall 36. 37, 38; Puzzle Club; Checker Club: Movie Appreciation Club. “Success is just around the corner. 1938 Page Forty-One 325. KATHERINE ELIZABETH ROWLAND Born in Benton. Arkansas. June 3. 1920. Entered from Pu- laski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—J. A. B. Dramatics 35; Peppy Players 36; Red Domino; Sr. Dramatics Club 36. 37 Typing Club 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. Quiet but efficient 326. EVERETT W. SAKOSKA Born in Nashville. Tennessee, May 18. 1916. Entered from West Side Junior High. 1933. Activities—High School Band 33. 34, 35; Spanish Clubs; Los Toreadores and S. E. D. “His ambition will win desired results” 327. VIVIAN SAWYER Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, November 18, 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Student Council Representative 35. 36; Vice Presi- dent of Home Room 37, 38; Knitting Club 35; Readers Club 36; Archery Club 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38. She’s truly a joy to all her friends” 328. SARA FLO SCIIAAD Born on March 10, 1921. Activities—Arkansiana Club 36: French Club 36, 37; Movie Appreciation 37; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38. A sweet girl” EUGENE SCHAY Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. February 26. 1918. Entered from Catholic High School. September 1934. Activities—Horseshoe Club 34; Baseball Club 35; Honor Study Hall 34. 35. 37; State Band Contest 34; Trade Printing 35. 37. 38; Study Hall Club 37; President Home Room 38. His personality is an asset which will never be overlooked” 330. JUNE MARY SCHWARTZ Born in North Little Rock. Arkansas. June 5. 1920. Entered from Monticello High School. September 1935. Activities—Monitor of Reading Room. Checker in Reading Room. Student Council Representative, Movie Appreciation. Red Domino. “Her quiet ways won her many friends 331. ALLEN SCOTT Born in Pine Bluff, Arkansas. June 26. 1921. Entered from Arkansas State High School, Jonesboro. Arkansas. Fall 35 Activities—Orchestra and Band Clinics 36; Orchestra and Band Clinic 37; Band and Orchestra Association Meet 37; Stu- dent Council Representative 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Fan Club. Sightseeing Club, The World We Live In Club. Ping Pong Club. “He gives his best—that � s all that is needed” 332. BILL SELBY Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. November 24. 1919. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. September, 1935. Activities—Band. Glee Club Construction Club. Choral Club 35: Glee Club 36. 37: Aviation Club 37; Honor Study Hall Monitor 38; Sportsman Club 38. “He’ll come out on top” 333. LILY MAE SEXTON Born in Camden. Arkansas, August 24. 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High. 1935. Activities: Girls Reserve 35; Knitting 37; Movie Appreciation 38; Honor Study Hall 36, 37, 38. 1938 'A true friend' Page Forty-Two 334. ELSIE BERYL SHARP Born in Litttle Rock. Arkansas. January 23, 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. 1935. Activities: Hostess Club 35. 36, 37. 38; Program Chairman of Club 35. 36; President of Club 36. 37, 38: Vice-President of Club 37; President of Home Room 35, 36, 37; Treasurer of Home Room 37, 38; National Honor Society 37. 38; Checker in Free Reading Room 36; Monitor of Free Reading Room 37, 38; Honor tudy Hall 35. 36. 37, 38; Tiger Frolics 37. “Dependability and sweetness are only two of her many charms 335. KENNETH RAY SHARP Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. November 2, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, 1936. Activities: Hall Monitor 36: Football Club 36, 37; Garden Club 38; Honor Study Hall 36. 37, 38: Assistant Study Hall Monitor 38; Diversified Occupations Class 37, 38; Health Rep- resentative 36. “Quietness is his virtue” 336. MILDRED SHERRY Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. August 18, 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Checkers 35; Hostess Club 36, 37; Handicraft 38; Movie Appreciation 37; Social Get Together 36; Honor Study Hall 35. 36, 37, 38; Vice President of Home Room. “She climbs right into your heart” 337. VIRGINIA HELEN SHOCKLEY Born in Fordyce, Arkansas. March 30, 1919. Entered from Fordyce High School. Fall 1936. Activities—Glee Club 36. 37, 38; Ping Pong Club 37; Photo- graphy Club 38: Glee Club Monitor 38; Typing Club 37; Musi- cal Festival 37; Honor Study Hall 36, 37. 33. “Silence is golden 338. THOMAS SHORT Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, October 4, 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37, 38; Program Chair- man of Auto Club 36. “His willingness to help sends him many just rewards” 339. JOE RENEE SHEFFIELD Born in New Orleans. Louisiana. January 7, 1920. Entered frorry Pulaski Heights Junior High, Fall 1935. ities—State Band Contest 36. 37, 38; 1st Division of Solo of State 36; Stale Band Clinic 38; Honor Study Hall 37, 38: Honor Study Hall Monitor 38; Vice President of Room 37; President of Club 36; Peppy Players Club 35; •ong Club 36; Hikers Club 38. “Unequaled as a loyal friend and a fine musician” 340. MARY BARBARA SHEFFIELD Born in Thornton. Arkansas. November 4, 1921. Entered from Mt. St. Mary’s Academy, Spring 1936. Activities—Study Hall 36. 37; Track 37; Home Room Basket- ball 36, 37; Volley Ball 36; Champions 37; Table Tennis 37; Tumbling 37: Puzzle Club 36; Program Chairman 37; Tiger Club 37, Secretary 38; Journalism Day 37, 38; National Honor Society Convention 38; Health Monitor 37; Salesman 37. 38: Quill and Scroll. Chairman LRHS TIGER Editorial Board 38; Memphis Meet 38. Nothing can turn her from the path of duty” 341. MARTHA BENTON SHEGART Born in Fordyce. Arkansas, July 26. 1921. Entered from Pu- laski Heights Junior High. Spring 1936. Activities—Merry Make Up 36; Knitting Club 37; Cosmopoli- tan Club 36; President of Home Room 37; Tiger Frolics 37; Health Monitor 37; Program Chairman of Club 37; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38. “Sweetness and personality—all in one small package” 342. MARGARET SIBLEY Born in Miami. Oklahoma. November 24, 1920. Entered from Norman. Oklahoma. Fall 1935. Activities—Vice President of Arkansiania Club 37; Secretary of The World We Live In Club 37; National Honor Society 38; Scholarship Letter 37. 1938 'She will succeed” Page Forty-Three Graduates — 343. LLOYD SICKEL Born in Stuttgart, Arkansas. February 22, 1919. Entered from Fort Smith Senior High, Fall 1936. Activities—Auto Club, Honor Study Hall 36. 37; Home Room Salesman 36. He wins his way by his winning way' ) 4 2sUL uu)t!L 344. BESSIE LEE SIEDEL Born in Kansas City, Missouri, February 19, 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High, Fall 1935. Activities—President of Reader’s Club 37; Hiking Club 35; Vofeue Club 36 “To know her is to love her 345. WILLIAM SIEGLER Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. September 21, 1919. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1934. Activities—Baseball Club 35, 36, 37; Honor Study Hall 34, 35. 36. One who will never be left behind” 346. CAROLINE SIMPSON Born in Corning, Arkansas, September 6, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Home Room Tiger Salesman, National Honor Society. Hiking Club 35; Girl Scout Club 36. 37; Reader's Club 38; Volley Ball 35. 36. 37; Basketball 35, 36; Tiger Frolics 37. Initiative, courtesy, dependability—all in one” 347. WINNIE D. SIMPSON Bom in Corning, Arkansas. September 6, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High, Fall 1935. Activities—President of Hiking Club 35: Girl Scout Club 36. 37; Reader’s Club 38; Volley Ball 35. 36. 37; Basketball 35. 36. Tiger Frolics 37; National Honor Society 38. Personality, charm; what every girl wants” 348. HYACINTH SLATEN Born in Pangburn. Arkansas. July 23, 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Secretary of Home Room 35, 36, 37. 38; Office 36. 37. 38: National Honor Society 38; Program Chairman in Fan Club 38: Vice President of Knitting Club 36; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38. Always there when you need her 349. MARJORIE SMILEY Born in Cushing. Oklahoma, February 26. 1921. Entered from Tulsa High School. Fall 1937. Activities—Garden Club, Honor Study Hall. “Pretty, sweet, and very neat” 350. ANGIE LEA SMITH Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, November 16, 1920. Entered from Hope High School, Fall 1937. Activities—Cosmopolitan Club. Honor Study Hall 37, 38; Reading Room Monitor 38. She's as sweet as she is fair” 351. EDNA MARIE SMITH Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. October 19, 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High, Spring 1934. Activities—Movie Appreciation Club, Honor Study Hall. Quiet, poised, reserved” Page Forty-Four 354. EVERETT V. SNIDER. JR. Born in Roswell New Mexico. September 13, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Boy’s Science Club 35. 36, 37, 38; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38. “He believes he can. and we know he will” 360. DARTHA STANSELL Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. July 27. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Head Salesman 35. 36. 37: Hostess Club 35. 36. 37: World We Live In 36. 37; Girl Reserve 38; Glee Club 35. 36. 37. 38; Choral Club 36. 37. 38: Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37, 38; All State Choral Festival 37: Operetta 36. “Sunny eyes, sunny smile, sunny nature all the while” 352. JANE JOYCE SMITH Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. 1921. Entered from East Side Junior High. 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36, 37, 38; Checker Club, Hostess Club. Health Monitor Club. “None but the deserving achieve fame—she’ll hit the top” 353. MARGARET SMITH Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, July 26, 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38: Health Monitor 37. 38: Knitting Club 35. 36; Cosmopolitan Club 36: Travel 37, 38: Vice President Travel Club 38. “A friend in need is a friend indeed 355. HELEN SPARKS Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. November 4. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1934. Activities—Home Room Salesman 34. 35. Ticket Salesman 36: Junior Dramatic Club 34; Garden Club 35: Reporter of Gar- den Club 38: Honor Study Hall, Movie Appreciation 38. 357 “Sparkling, witty, lovely” 356. DOROTHY FLORENCE SPRIGG Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. January 3. 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Vice President of Home Room 35: Vice President of Hiking Club 35: Honor Study Hall 35 36, 34, 38: Fan Club 36. 37; S. E. O. 37: Hostess 38; S. E. D. 38. “ She will stick as long as the world goes ’round 358 357. MARTHA LUCILE SRYGLEY Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. June 6, 1919. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38: Monitor in read- ing Room 36; Home Room Volley Ball, Secretary Home Room, Hostess Club 35; Cosmopolitan Club. Tall, serene, good-natured—a grand person” 358. POLLY STACY Born in St. Louis, Missouri. March 24, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; S. E. D. 36. 37. 38; Choral Club 36. 37. 38: Operetta 36: Glee Club 35. 36. 37. 38; Hostess Club 35; All State Choral Festival 37; Study Hall Monitor 37; Bible Reader of Home Room 35. “Calm and gentle—a charming girl that everyone likes” 359 359. BETTY STANTON Born in-Little Rock. Arkansas. February 23. 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Salesman 36. 37; Hostess Club 36: Vice President of French Club 36. 37; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38. Happy, fair, and free” Autographs 1938 Page Forty-Five Graduates � ..-• 361. CARL STEVENSON Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. March 24, 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37, 38; Garden Club 35, 38; Class Football 35, 36. 37; Class Track 35. 36, 37. “His many friends make the future look bright’ 362. R. W. STOKER Born in Patterson. Arkansas, October 2, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Vice President of Home Room Tiger Salesmen. Vice President of Home Room. Basketball and Softball Club 36; Home Room Basketball 37; Boxing Tournament 37; Honor Study Hall 36. 37, 38. “His ambition and determination will carry him far 363. ELBA STOVALL Born in Stephensvillc. Texas, May 14, 1921. Entered from East Side Junior High, Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; State Band Contest 36. 37. 38; Band 36. 37, 38; Junior Dramatics 37; Typing Club 35. “Little in size, but big in mind” 364. JOHNNY STREEPEY Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, January 11. 1919. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. February 1933. Activities—Home Room President 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 33, 34, 35. 36. 37. 38; Home Room Secretary 34, 35; Class Basket- ball 35; Class Track 37; Class Football 34; Study Hall Checker 36. 37; Engineering Club 33, 34, 35. 36. 37, 38; Home Room Bas- ketball captain 37. “Determination is a wonderful thing 365. LOUIS STRICKLAND Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Construction Club 35, 36; Auto Club 36, 37, 38; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. Talented and dependable” 366. MARTHA LILLIAN SULLIVAN Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. February 21, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Typing Club 35, 36: Cosmopolitan 36. 37; Hikers Club 37. 38: Movie Apprecia- tion 38; Choral Club 35, 36, 38; Glee Club Festival 37; Glee Club 35. 36, 38; Operetta 36. “Her value can be judged by her great number of friends” 367. CHARLES SUMMERS Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, July 17, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Fall 1935. “His confidence will see him through 368. MARIE TAYLOR Born in Fort Smith. Arkansas. August 7. 1920. Entered from Fort Smith. Fall 1936. Activities—Hostess Club 36; Knitting Club 37; Cosmopolitan Club 38; Honor Study Hall 36, 37, 38; Chairman Cosmopolitan Club 38; Fan Club 37. Those who meet her are never disappointed; those who know her never regret her 369. KITTY ROSE TERRY Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. 1935. Activities—French Club 35; Garden Club 36. 37. 38; Health Monitor 36; Vice President of Garden Club 37; Secretary of Garden Club 36; Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37, 38. “Personality plus Pago Kort.v-Six t------------ Grad uates 370. SHIRLEY EDWXNA THATCHER Born in Vancouver, Canada. April 26, 1919. Entered from Highland Park High School, Dallaas, Texas, Spring 35. Activities—Ping Pong Championship 37, 38; Tennis 37; On Basketball Championship Team 37; Received G. A. A. Pin 37; Track. Volley Ball, Deck Tennis, Badminton, Shuffleboard, and Fencing; Gym Monitor 36, 37; Girl Reserve Secretary 36; President 38; Archery; Intramural Sports Manager 37, 38; Basketball Captain 37, 38. “Being a grand athlete has not robbed her of her feminine charm” Autographs 371. HERBERT I.EON THOMAS, JR. Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, January 8. 1921 . Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Fall 1935. Activities—President of Home Room 35. 37. 38; President of Political Club 36; President of Gun Club 37; President of Sportsman Club 38; Vice President of National Honor Society 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Free Reading 35. 36. 37. 38; Winner of School Tennis Trophy 36; Varsity Tennis Team 37. 38; Assistant Honor Study Hall Monitor 37. 38; Home Room Basketball 35. 36, 37. “None but himself can be his parallel” 372. MARY LOUISE THOMAS Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. October 21, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 1936. Activities—President of Home Room 36; Secretary of Home Room, Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Vice President of Honor Study Hall 37. Poise Is a great virtue 373. J. E. THOMPSON Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, 1918. Entered from West Side Junior High. 34. Activities—Band 35. 36, 37; President of Home Room 37; Engineering Club 35. 36; Sightseeing Club 36; Science Club 34. “He will get there” 374. CHARLES WINSTEAD THROCKMORTON Born in Bradford, Arkansas. September 12, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High, Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37; Stamp Club 35; Air- plane Club 36: Sportsman Club 36. 37. 38; Foreign Correspon- dence 38: D. O. 36. 37. 38; President Diversified Occupations, Fall 37; Tiger Frolics 37; Dipsy Doodle 38. “Good humor is health for the soul” 375. MIRIAM VIRGINIA TRICKETT Born in Fruita, Colorado. August 15, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, September 35. Activities—Home Room Salesman 35; President of Nurses Club 35; President of Home Room 36. 37, 38; Tiger Staff 37, 38; National Honor Society 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36, 37, 38; Movie Appreciation 36; Hostess Club 37. “Too much work never affected a beauty like this” 376. PHYLLIS EUGENIA TRICKETT Born in Fruita, Colorado, August 15, 1920. Entered from Pu- laski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Vice President of Home Room 35, 36; Secretary of Music Club 35, 36; Honor Study Hall 35, 36; Secretary of Home Room 36. 37; Vice President of Movie Appreciation 36. 37; Honor Study Hall 36. 37; Salesman 37, 38; Honor Study Hall 37, 38. “A disposition like one in a million” 377. HARRY ADOLPH TSCHUMI. JR. Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, January 31, 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High, Spring 36. Activities—Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Checker Club 36: Football Club 36, 37: State Band Contest 36; Sportsman Club 37. “A real personality” 378. BETTY TUCKER Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. April 21, 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Student Council 3 years: National Honor Society, Study Hall Monitor 36. 37; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Free Reading Room Monitor 37. 38; President of Puzzle Club, Fall 37; Checker Club 35; French Club 36. “Studious, dignified and demure” + ■— 1938 Page Forty-Seven 379. JAMES TURNER Born in Kansas City, Kansas. March 1. 1917. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Spring 34. Activities—Engineers Club 35. 36. 37: Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37. “A true heart, and steady friend” 380. JUDITH CAROLYN TURNER Born in Atkins. Arkansas. October 15, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High, September 35. Activities—Secretary of Home Room. Fall 35. Spring 36: Free Reading Monitor 36. 37; Assistant Study Hall Monitor 35, 36. 37, 38; Nurses Club 35, 36: Movie Appreciation Club 36, 37; Hostess Club 37; Study Hall Club 38. In every gesture, charm—in every word, sincerity” 381. WILBUR VERNON Born in Helena. Arkansas, May 9, 1918. Entered from West Side Junior High, 1934. Activities—Class Basketball 35, 36. 37; Home Room Basket- ball 35, 36: Varsity Basketball 35. 36: Glee Club 36; President of Gun Club 36; Vice President of Horseshoe Club 37. We never know, but we bet he gets there yet” 382. CHARLES ERNEST WADE Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, February 20, 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Golf Club 36. 37, 38: Vice President of Golf Club 36; President of Golf Club 37, 38; Varsity Golf Club 36. 37. 38; State Golf Tournament at Conway 37. Always full of fun” 383. ROBERT WAGE Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. August 1. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38: Photography Club 37, 38: Engineering Club 36; Study Hall Club 36; Foot- ball Club 37; Home Room Basketball 36, 37. A regular fellow” 384. DELWYN WALKER Born August 24. 1918. Entered from East Side Junior High, January 35. Activities—Class Football 35: Member Garden Club 36; Mem- ber Baseball Club 36. 37; Member Fan Club 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 35, 38; Tiger Salesman 37, 38; Member D. O. Class 36. 38; Home Room Basketball 35. “He’s mighty fine” 385. WARREN W ALTERS Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, August 1, 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High, 1935. Activities—Band 35, 36. 37; First Division Woodwind Quintet 36. 37; First Chair French Horn 36. 37; Business Manager of Band 36; Captain of Band 37; Drum Major 37; School Orches- tra 36; Little Rock Symphony Orchestra 36, 37. Ambition is not the voice of little people” 386. MARCELLE WANAMAKER Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. October 4, 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—President of Home Room 35. 36; Secretary of Fan Club 36, 37; Choral Club 35, 36; Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37, 38; Vice President of Home Room 37. 38; Operetta 36; Glee Club 35. 36; Tiger Frolics 37; Home Room Basketball 36; Movie Society. State Music Festival 38; National Music Festival 38. “A girl we all love to hear and sec” 387. LYNETTA LORENE WARD Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High. 36. Activities—Typing Club 36; Girl Reserve Club 37; Study Hall Club 38: Basketball Captain 37; Volley Ball Captain 36: Assis- tant Monitor in Honor Study Hall 37; Honor Study Hall 36. 37, 38; Recreation Committee 36, 37. We’ll hear from her in the future” Page Forty-Eight Graduates 388. R. G. WARD + Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, November 28. 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High, 35. Activities—Horseshoe Club 35, 36; Print Shop 37. 38; Trade Printing 36. 37. 38; Home Room President 37; Home Room Bas- • kctball 36. 37. 38; Home Room Basketball Captain 38; Health Monitor 38; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. Autographs “We’ll hear from him later 389. ALENE W ARREN Born in England. Arkansas, October 28, 1920. Entered from Lonoke. Fall 1937. Activities—Girl Reserve 37, 38; Honor Study Hall 37. 38. Silence is golden” 390. FRED WARRINER. JR. Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. August 31, 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High, Spring 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37, 38; Stamp Club 35, 36; Horseshoe Club 36. 37. 38; Home Room Basketball 37. “A gentleman in the truest sense of the word” 391. MARTHA WASHBURN Born in Chicago. Illinois, March 11, 1920. Entered from j Brookline High School. Fall 1937. Activities—Secretary of Home Room 37. 38; Handicraft Club 37; Photography Club for Girls 38; Honor Study Hall. “Original, clever, likeable i) 392. DALE WATKINS Born in Kcnsett. Arkansas, August 7. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Choral Club 35, 36, 37; Operetta 36; Music Fes- tival 37; Honor Study Hall. Dependable, courteous, and friendly” 393. W ENDELL WAYNE WATKINS Born in Belleville, Arkansas. May 6, 1921. Entered from Belleville, Arkansas, Spring 1937. Activities—Sportsman Club, Honor Study Hall. Hi Y, Band, State Band Contest. “Silence is golden” 394. EDWARD WAYMAN Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. November 29. 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High, Spring 35. Activities—Orchestra, President of Stamp Club. Photography Club. First Place in violin at the Annual Band and Orchestra Contests 36, 37; Horseshoe Club 37. He may not make much noise, but you know he’s there” 395. CHARLES W. W EBER, JR. Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. December 27, 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High, Fall 1934. Activities—Honor Study Hall 34. 35. 36. 37. 38; Band 34; En- gineering Club 35; Radio Club President 37; Engineering Club 38. “He’s natural and gay” 396. FOY WILLIAM WEEKS from West Side Junior High, 36. Activities—Home Room Secretary 36; Baseball Club 36. 37; Printers Club 37, 38; Honor Study Hall 36. 37; Trade Printing 36. 37, 38; Health Representative 36; Home Room Basketball 36, 37, 38. “Good sense and good looks make good companions” 1938 397. CAROLYN ELIZABETH WEISIGER Graduates Born in Hot Springs, Arkansas. October 14. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. September 35. Activities—Peppy Players 35, 36: Sketch Club 36; Cosmopol- itan 37, 38; Stage Craft 37; Tiger Staff; Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37, 38. “The mirror of all courtesy” 398. JACK WELCH Born in East St. Louis. Illinois. February 24, 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High, Spring 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Class Basketball 36, 37. 38: Health Monitor 36; Football Club 35. 36. 38: Home Room Basketball 36, 37, 38; Tiger Salesman 36, 37: Vice Pres- ident of Gun Club 37. ”Hls thoughts are only the best” 399. MARIAN FRANCES WELLS Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. December 16, 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High, 1935. Activities—Girl Reserves 36; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37, 38; Cosmetology Class 37. 38. “A friend in need is a friend indeed” 400. MARY CORDELIA WEST Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, January 5, 1921. Entered from North Little Rock. Fall 36. Activities—Office 36. 37. 38; Knitting Club 36; Professor Quiz Club 37; Home Room Volley Ball 37; Cosmopolitan Club 38. “You'll like her” 401. PHYLLIS MARGARET WHITAKER Born in Stuttgart. Arkansas. June 22, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Fall 1935. Activities—Glee Club 35. 38; Operetta 36; Choral Club 35. 36; Glee Club Festival 37; Movie Appreciation Club 36, 37. 38: Hostess Club 37; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38: National Music Convention 38. “Laughing mouth, sparkling eyes—a captivating person 402. JACK WATERMAN WHITE Born in St. Louis. Missouri. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Glee Club 35. 36. 37. 38: Honor Study Hall 35. 36: 37. 38; Honor Study Hall Monitor 37; Class Basketball 35, 36; Public Speaking Club 37. 38: Engineering Club 35, 36; National Music Festival 38; State Music Festival 38. “We could wish for no finer” 403. WILLIAM EMMETT WHITLEY Born in Bradford, Arkansas. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Concert Band 36. 37. 38: Football Band 35. 36. 37. 38; State Band Contest 36. 37. 38; National Band Contest 37: Concert at Shreveport 37: Glee Club 35, 36; Touch Football Club 35, 36. 38: Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38. He has a way with him” 404. FLOY JEAN WILBANKS Born in Haskell. Arkansas. December 4, 19J9. Entered from Malvern High School. Fall 1935. Activities—Cosmopolitan Club. Girl Reserve Club, Some Sport Activities. Honor Study Hall. “Always a good sport” 405. CAROLYN WILKERSON Born in Hamburg. Arkansas, October 9. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37, 38: J. A. B. Dramatics Club 35; D. O. T. Dramatics Club 36: French Club 36, 37: Cos- mopolitan Club 37; Senior Glee Club 36. 37: Centennial Chorus 37; Music Festival 37; Operetta 36; Tiger Frolics 37. “A darling girl with plenty of talents” Page Fifty 406. BETTYLYN WILLIAMS Born in Jonesboro. Arkansas. July 14. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Spring 36. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38: Monitor of Honor Study Hall. Fall and Spring. 37. Hostess Club 36. 37. 38: Chair- man Hostess Club. Spring 37; Editor of Hostess Talk Paper. Fall 37; Secretary of Hostess Club 38; Tiger 37. 38; Secretary of History 36; Secretary of English 36. 37. 38; Secretary of Dramatics 38; Secretary of Journalism 37, 38. Friendliness personified” 407. JOHN’ WILLIAMS Born in Hope. Arkansas. May 28. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Hi Y Club 35; Study Club 36; Engineering Club 36; Garden Club 37; Engineering Club 38; Vice President Home Room 35; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38. It is the deed that counts, he’s taught us 408. JOHN EDWIN WILLIAMS Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. January 8. 1921. Activities—Student Council 36. 37. 38; National Honor Society 36; Hall Monitor 36; Stamp Club 35; Sketch Club 36. 37. 38; Horseshoe Club 36; Honor Study Hall 35. 36 37. 38; Tiger Bus- iness Staff 36; Tiger Letter. Service Letter. We expect lots of Jack” 109. TOM WILLIAMS Born in Atlanta. Georgia. June 24, 1921. Entered from Pu- laski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Home Room Basketball 36. 37. 38; Honor Study Hall Officer 36; Tennis Tournament 37; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Sportsman Club 37; Stagecraft Club 38; Study Club 36; Hi Y 36. “A tru friend 410. E. STANLEY WILLIAMSON Born in Anaconda. Montana. November 9. 1920. Entered from Paragould, Arkansas. Spring 37. Activities—Paragould High School: Vice President Student Council 37; Vice President of Fourth Chapter National Thes- pians 37; President of First Band 37; Member of First Band 35, 36. 37; Member of Student Council 36. 37; Member of Or- chestra 36. 37; President of History Club 37; Head Monitor 37; Glee Club 37; Home Room Reporter 36; Cotton Carnival With Band 34. 35. 36: Rice Carnival With Band 34. 35. 36; State Stu- dent Council Meet. Hot Springs. 37; Hall Monitor 34. 35, 36; LRHS: 1st band 37. 38; Student Council 37; Debating; State Band Contest at Pine Bluff 38; National Band Contest at Louis- ville, Kentucky 38. His words flow from an incxliaustablc fountain 411. BILLY WILSON Born in New York. N. Y., April 11. 1920. Entered from Pu- laski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—President of Engineering Club 38. “Never worries, always gay—wish we all could be that way” 412. FRANCES WILSON Born in Osceola. Arkansas. August 25, 1920. Entered from Jonesboro, Arkansas, Fall 1937. Activities—National Honor Society. Free Reading Assistant Monitor and Checker 38; Honor Study Hall 37, 38; Hostess Club 37. “Snappy black eyes. soft, sweet drawl; a fascinating person 413. HENRIETTA WILSON Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Tiger Salesman 37. 38; Operetta 36; Checker 35; Hostess Club 37; Vice President of Stage Craft Club 38. Dancing toes—pleasing personality—and sparkling eyes” 414. JIMMY WILSON Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. March 16. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 33. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36, 37. 38: State Band Con- test 35. 36. 37. 38; National Band Contest 37, 38; Touch Football Club 36; Ping Pong Club 38. Nothing ever stops him ■ ■ ■ ■ i 1938 Page Fifty-One Graduates 115. SALLEE WITT Born in Newark. Arkansas. August 27, 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High, Fall 35. Activities—Travel Club 37: Knitting Club 35; Cosmopolitan 36; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37, 38; President of Travel Club 38. A true friend is forever a friend 416. CHARLIE WOLFF Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. September 3. 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High, January 1935. Activities—Puzzle Club. Movie Appreciation, Sight Seeing Club, Puzzle Club. Orchestra 35, 36; Boxing. He is always full of fun” 417. JIMMIE WOODARI) Born in Paragould, Arkansas. October 9. 1919. Entered from Walnut Ridge High. Fall 1936. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38: Honor Study Hall Monitor 38; Horseshoe Club 38; Travel Club 38; Social Get- Together Club 37. “A great fellow 418. LAWRENCE WOOLSEY Born in Fayetteville. Arkansas. Entered from Columbia High School. Columbia. Missouri. Activities- -Sight Seeing Club 36: Garden Club 37; Radio Club 38: Home Room Secretary 38; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38: Study Hall Monitor 37, 38; Tennis Tournament 36. 38; Lab As- sistant Physics 38; Class Basketball 37; Home Room Basketball 36. 37. 38. Tall and handsome, and a grand personality 419. WILLIAM YOUNG Born in Adkins. Arkansas, October 14. 1920. Entered from Grafton. West Virginia. Activities—Horseshoe Club 36. 37: Hi Y Club 38. “A real friend” 420. MILDRED ZIMMERMAN Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. June 29. 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Fall 35. ctivities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38: Checker Club 35 Study Hall Club 36. 37. 38: Office 36. 37. 38: National Honor ;y 38. Her wit is like a Jewel, always shining 1. ELIA ZINI, JR. Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, September 6. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Home Room Salesman 35. 36. 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Honor Study Hall Monitor 37. 38; Construc- tion Club 35. 36; Sportsman Club 37, 38; Vice President of Sportsman Club 38: Class Basketball 35. 36. 37. 38; Wrestling 36; Home Room President 35. “A great sport—a grand man 422. WILLIAM HOWARD BUTLER Born in Cairo. Illinois. March 24. 1922. Entered from East Side Junior High. September 35. Activities—Band Contest at Fort Smith 36: Band Contest at Little Rock 37: President of Second Band 37; Archery Club 35. 36; Stage Craft 37. 38. Handsome is as handsome docs 423. JAMES CORLEY Born in El Dorado. Arkansas, September 23, 1919. Entered from Fordyce. 1936. Activities—Class Football 36. 37. 38; Club Baseball 36; Touch Football 37; Boxing 37, 38; Honor Study Hall 36, 37, 38. “A grand guy” 424. JIMMIE HILL Born in Hazel. Kentucky. October 7, 1917. Entered from East Side Junior High. Spring 34. Activities—Glee Club 34. 35. 36. 37. 38: Vice President Glee Club 36: Secretary and President of Glee Club 37, 38; Honor Study Hall 34. 35. 36. 37, 38; Wrestling Champ 36; Boxing 37. 38; Archery Club President 36. 37. 38; Class Football 35, 36, 37; Class Basketball 34. 35. 36. 38; Home Room Basketball 34. 35. 36. 37; Tiger Frolics 37; Honky Tonk 36: State Contest 35; State Festival Glee Club 37. 38; Dipsy Doodle 38; Operetta “Sonia 35. “ Music is his talent, among many others 425. THELMA JEAN LASTER Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. December 22, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—President of Home Room 36. 37: President of Ark- ansiana Club 36, 37; Vice President of Home Room 38: National Honor Society. Sketch Club 35, 36, 37; Photography Club 38; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 38; Study Hall Monitor 36: Scholar- ship Chairman 36, 37. Her pretty curls hide a wealth of knowledge” 426. ANNA MacKENZIE Born in New York City, N. Y.. July 4. 1920. Entered from Sheridan High. Fall 1937. Activities—Spanish Club Secretary at Downers Grove. Illinois; Girls Athletic Association, Girl Reserves. Glee Club. Library Club Officer. Tiger Club. Tiger Staff, Spanish Club, Health Officer. Quill and Scroll. Quiet and sweet, she’s hard to beat” e Fifty-Two JUNE GRADUATION CANDIDATES WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR 427. J. SPEARMAN ALLEN Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. March 1, 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38: Engineering Club 35. 36; Secretary of Sportsmanship Club 37; Pharmacy Club 38. We like him—hate to lose him” 428. JO CLAIR ARMSTRONG Born in Dallas. Texas. March 29. 1921. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall. Hostess Club. Red Domino Club. “A lady of style and a sweet smile” 429. LARKIN WESLEY BERNARD Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. 1919. Entered in Spring 35. Activities—Vice President of Home Room 38; Track 35, 36. 37. 38; Class Football 35; Varsity 36, 37; L. R. Club. Home Room Basketball 36, 37: Honor Study Hall 35. 36, 37. 38. “When given a task, he docs it” 430. HENDRIX BOWEN Born in Pcrryville, Arkansas. June 11, 1918. Entered from East Side Junior High. Spring 35. Activities—Rifle Club 35: Hi Y Club 36: Checker Club 37; Horseshoe Club 38; Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37. 38. Better late than never” 431. FRIEDF.RICH COHN Born in Berlin, Germany, 1922. Entered from Pri-Wa-Ki, Berlin. 1937. Activities—Ping Pong Club 37, 38; Honor Study Hall 37. 38; Free Reading 37. 38. “It’s the deed, not the size of the doer, that counts” 432. HAROLD DUNCAN Born in Pine Bluff. Arkansas. November 26. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Spring 36. Activities—Home Room Salesman 36; Class Football 36. 37; Home Room Basketball 36. 37; Secretary of Home Room 37. I don't let studies interfere with a good time” 433. NANCY CORRELL FRASER Born in Hope. Arkansas. August 29, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Orchestra Contests 35, 36. 37. 38; Glee Club 37, 38; Honor. Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Girl Reserve 35; Cosmo- politan 36. 37, 38; First Division Solo Contest in Fort Smith 36; First Division Solo Contest in Little Rock 37. “A girl with fine musical ability, capable of great achievements” 434. EWING GUTHRIE Born in Spiro. Oklahoma. January 8. 1921. Entered from Pu- laski Heights Junior High. 1935. Activities—Glee Club Operetta: Choral Club; Archery Club: Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37, 38; Tiger Salesman 37, 38; Ticket Salesman 36. “A great fellow—everyone likes him 435. DEWEY HAYNIE Born in Levy. Arkansas. August 15, 1920. Entered from North Little Rock Junior High. Spring 1938. Activities—Honor Study Hall. He’s one of our best liked boys” 436. KENNETH P. HERLACHER Born in Anthony. Kansas. July 9, 1919. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Activities—Class Football. Boxing 36. 37, 38; Baseball Club, Home Room Basketball 36; Wrestling Champion 38. “He may not say it, but he knows it” 437. BARBARA LAYMAN Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. December 16. 1921. Entered from North Little Rock Junior High. Fall 1936. “Her smile is warm, and great her charm” 438. MARY FRANCES MORGAN Born in Tupelo. Arkansas. January 29. 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. January 36. Activities—Student Council Representative 36; Reception Room 36; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; President of Cosmo- politan Club. Plays and Games 36; Golf 37; Hikers 38; Monitor of Honor Study Hall 38. “Always merry—ability too” 439. JACK MURRAY Born in England. Arkansas. September 2, 1921. Entered from England High School. November 37. Activities—Checker Club 38. “Sunny eyes, sunny smile, sunny nature all the while” 440. JOHN II. PAGE Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. July 20, 1917. Entered from John Brown Academy, January 38. Activities—Soft Ball Club. “Silence Is good sense” 441. CECIL PIERCE Born in Harrison. Arkansas. March 5. 1918. Entered from Columbia Military Academy, Spring 1938. Activities—At C. M. C.: Orchestra 36; Assistant Drum Major 36; Head Drum Major 36; Assistant Director of the Orchestra 37; Student Director of Band and Orchestra 37; Cadet Cor- poral 37. 38; Cadet Technical Sargeant 37. 38; President Class of 35. 36. “We arc glad he came to LRHS” 442. HOWARD PIERCE Born November 21. 1920. Entered from Phoenix Union High. 36. Activities—Member of Horseshoe Club, Printers Club. Sec- retary of Home Room. He strives for the best” 443. CHRISTINE RAF.TZ Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. June 14. 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. September 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall, Sports Manager. Captain of Basketball and Volley Ball Teams. Gym Club. All Sports ex- cept Fencing, Archery and Typing Club. “Short and sweet—a good athlete” 444. KENNETH RAYBURN Born in De Queen. Arkansas. February 3, 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38. “He will climb the ladder of success to the top” 445. CECIL RED Born in Texarkana, Texas. September 8. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High, 1936. Activities—School Boxing Champ 36. 37. 38; School Wrestling Champ 36. 37; Class Football 37, 38; Journalism Day 37; Honor Studv Hall 36; Secretary of Home Room 36; Printing Club 36. 37. 38. “He’s got a good mind and he’s not afraid of work 446. WILSON C. RUNTON Born in Madill. Oklahoma, July 1. 1919. Entered from Pine Bluff High School. 1937. Activities—Tiger Staff, Quill and Scroll, Vice President of Home Room. “He’ll make the grade In high 447. JUDITH LEE SHIPP Born in Eaglemills. Arkansas, June 23. 1918. Entered from Yost Side Junior High. 1934. Activities—Library Monitor 35; President of Hiking Club ‘'■6; Monitor in Office 37. 38. “We hate to lose her” 448. FRED SMITH Born in. Little Rock. Arkansas. January 22. 1919. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Spring 1935. Activities—Home Room Salesman 36: President of Horseshoe Club 35. 37; President of Home Room 35; Vice President of Fan Club 38. “He will get there, sure 449. HARRY SMITH Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, April 19, 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High. Spring 36. Activities—Class Football 36, 37; Home Room Basketball 36. 37; Boxing 38. “We look for great things from him” 450. WRAY WARE Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, July 30. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High, Fall 35. Activities-Band 35. 36. 37. 38; State Band Contest 35. 36. 37. 38; National Band Contest 37. 38; Touch Football Captain 37; Touch Football Club 35, 36, 37, 38; 130 Pound Wrestling Cham- pion 38.’ “A champ at anything he tries” 451. CLIFF WATTAM Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. November 12. 1921. Entered from East Side Junior High, September 35. Activities—Retail Selling 36, 38. “He’s a great pal Page Fifty-Three 453. CHARLES WILLIAM ABRAMS Born in Gurdon, Arkansas, September 28, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37, 38: Vice President of Horseshoe Club 36; Secretary of Horseshoe Club 37; Soft Ball Club 38; Class Football 36. 37; Wrestling 36, 37, 38; Wrestling Champion 37, 38; Boxing Champion 38; Class Basket- ball 36, 37; Home Room Basketball 38. “We will hear great things of him later 454. ALMA LEE ACHTERBERG Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, October 23. 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. 1936. Activities—Hostess Club 36; Honor Study Hall 36, 37, 38; Cosmetology Class 37, 38. Sweet and lovely” 455. DOROTHY EVELYN ADAY Born in Leslie, Arkansas, May 5, 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High. Activities—President of Home Room 36: Student Council 37. 38: President of Spanish Club 36; Honor Study Hall 36. 37, 38; Hostess Club 38; Secretary of Choral Club 36. 37. 38; Operetta 38; Kampus Karnival 37; Glee Club 36. 37, 38; Vice President of Glee Club 37; Movie Appreciation 37. A thing of beauty is a Joy forever” 456. HELEN LOUISE ANDERSON Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, October 6, 1919. Entered from North Little Rock. Fall 36. Activities—Hostess Club 36; Girl Reserve 36; Stage Craft 37; Ping Pong 38; Tiger Frolics 37; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38. “A model some day she will be” 457. JOYCE ARNOLD Born in Beebe. Arkansas. July 19, 1921. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 36. Activities—Soft Ball Club 36; Vice President of Home Room 36; Honor Study Hall 36, 37; Cosmetology 37; Home Room Bas- ketball 36; Vice President of Home Room 37. “Oh. those eyes” 458. L. T. BATES. JR. Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. March 18, 1922. Activities—Science Club 35. 36; Stagecraft Club 37; Band 35. 36. 37. 38; State Band Contest 36, 37; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38. “A good sport and a friend to everybody” 459. EARL BELL Born in Akron, Ohio, January 19, 1920. Entered from Pu- laski Heights Junior High, Fall 34. Activities—Class Basketball 34, 35, 36; Home Room Basket- ball 34, 35; Class Football 35. 36: Honor Study Hall 34, 35. 36, 37; Stage Craft Club 38; Travel Club. Checker Club, Gym Club. “Days of study arc gone forever 460. NELLE ANDERSON BISHOP Born in Lexington. Missouri, December 24. 1921. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38; Checker in Hon- or Study Hall 36. 37; Free Reading Monitor 38; Attendance Checker for Latin and Foods 37; Assistant Tiger Salesman 37; Latin Club 35. 36; Knitting Club 36. 37; Tiger Frolics 37. “A winning way; carefree and gay” 461. BYNUM BLACKMON Born in Benton. Arkansas, August 18, 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High, 35. Activities—Band 35. 36, 37, 38; Band Contest 36, 37, 38; Touch Football Club 35, 36; Construction 37, 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38. “We won't forget this curly-hcadcr band boy” Pago Fifty-Four 462. MARTHA JANE BLEVINS Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, April 28. 1918. Entered from West Side Junior High. 35. Activities—Girls Reserve Club 36. 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Study Hall Club 36; Knitting Club 36; Cosmetology Class 37, 38. “An ideal friend” 463. DUFFIE DAY BOOTH Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, April 10, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Secretary of Home Room 35. 36. 37; Honor Study Hall Monitor 38; Bible 35. 36; Class Track 38; Vice President Golf Club 38. “Watch out girls, here he comes 464. EARL BOOTH Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. 1935. Activities—President of Home Room 36. 37. 38; Auto Club 37. 38: Honor Study Hall 35. 36; Health Representative 35; Checker Club 36. He’s ambitious and willing' 465. LEONARD BRASHER Born in Fort Worth. Texas. December 14. 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 36. Activities—Tiger Club 36: Hi-Y Club 37; Typing Club 37; Printing Club 38; Trade Printing 36, 37, 38; Secretary Home Room 36. “Ginger Rogers will soon have a new partner” 466. ORVILLE P. BRINK Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. November 26, 1919. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. September 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36, 37, 38; Checker Club 36; Hi-Y Club 37. 38. “His words arc few but true” 167. JACK BROWN Born on November 23, 1918. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Boxing 36. 37. 38: Football 36. 37; Aviation Club 37. 38: Vice President Home Room 38; Study Hall Club 36; Home Room Basketball 36. “He’ll be an aviator some day” 468. FREDA VIOLA BROWNING Born in Saline County. Arkansas. 1918. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 34. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Glee Club 34. 35. 36. 37. 38; Operetta 35, 36; Music Festival 37, 38; Choral Club 34. 35, 36. “A beautiful disposition” 469. JUNE BUTLER Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High, 36. Activities—Glee Club 36. 37: Cosmetology 37, 38; Health Monitor 37; Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37. Sweet as a song” 470. JESS JASPER CARTER Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, October 9. 1918. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Softball Club 35. 36. 37; Football Squad 35. 37; Wrestling Club 36; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38; D. O. 36. 37, 38. “Sincere effort is always rewarded 1938 Page Fifty-Five 471. DeWITT TILMAGE CHEEK. JR. (Billy) 472. HERBERT COX Born in Albany. Georgia. January 14, 1919. Entered from Camden. Arkansas. Fall 1936. Activities—Horseshoe Club. Garden Club. Honor Study Hall. Aviation Club. National Guard. Free Reading, Camden Band 36; Contest at Hot Springs and Fort Smith. Heart troubles 3re the least of his worries” Born in Scott. Arkansas. June 9, 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37, 38; Class Football 36. Auto Club. “He’ll go a long way' 473. BRANTON DANIEL Born in El Dorado, Arkansas, February 28, 1921. Entered from East Side Junior High, Fall 1936. Activities—Student Council 37; Salesman 36; Monitor in Reading Room 36; Science Club 36, 37, 38; Honor Study Hall 36. 37 38. “His mind is his kingdom” 474. MARJORIE DAVIS Born in Brunswick, Georgia, September 15. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Spring 36. “She'll never stop till she gets to the top” 475. HILDA ALEDA DICES Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. January 1, 1918. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37, 38: Basketball 35, 36: Volley Ball 35. 36; Knitting Club 35. 36; Girl Reserve Club 36. 3 . 38. None name her but to praise her” 476. JENNIE CLARE DUDLEY Born in Helena. Arkansas, August 6, 1921. Entered from Mem- phis, Fall 36. Activities—Volley Ball 36. 37. 38; Basketball 36. 37. 38; Track 36. 37. 38; High Jumping Winner 37; Intramural Sports Mana- ger 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 36, 37, 38; Secretary of Home Room 38; Hostess Club 36, 37. Sbc has a fascinating charm and a captivating personality” 477. BOBBY ELIZABETH EHRLER Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. November 28, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Spring 36. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36, 37. 38; Typing Club 38; As You Like It Club 38. “Little but wise” 478. MARIE FARR Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Volley Ball 36. 37. 38; Basketball 37. 38: Track 37. 38; Basketball Captain 37: Intramural Sports Manager 35. 36; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38: Travel Club 35. 36; Typing Club 37; Vice President Typing Club. Study Hall Club 38. “She’s herself—what more could you ask” 479. BLANCHE FERGESON Born in Havana, Arkansas. October 1. 1920. Entered from Havana High School. 1937. Activities—Honor Study Hall, Hostess Club. “The mildest manners—and the gentlest heart” Page Fifty-Six 480. DOROTHY CORINXE FITZGIBBON' Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. December 17, 1917. Entered from West Side Junior High, Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall and Assemblies 35; Operetta Chorus. Dancer 35; Choral Club 36; Poetetta Dancer Chorus H. S. Halls Choral, Garden Club 37; Glee Club and Choral Club, Typing Club. Chairman Honor Study Hall 38; Golf Clubs. “Sweet, attractive, and O' that golden hair 483 481. CHARLES FOWLER Bom in Fordycc. Arkansas, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Home Room Secretary, Photography Club. Auto Club. Dependability is his asset” 482. JEWELL FREIBOLT Born in Gurdon. Arkansas. September 29, 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High, Fall 1934. Activities—Vice President of Home Room 34; Gym Club 34, 35; Football Club 36. 37; Honor Study Hall 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. “He's going to give the world a lot” 4b4 •183. WILMA MAXINE GARRISON Born in McRae. Arkansas, April 3, 1921. Entered from East Side Junior High. 36. Activities—Cosmetology 37, 38; Tiger Salesman 37; Office 38; Honor Study Hall 36. 37, 38; Rhythm Tappers 36. “Her winning smile is winning her way” 485 484. ROBERT W. GIBB Born in Detroit. Michigan, November 24, 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High, 35. Activities—Home Room Salesman 35, 36; Auto Club 36, 37, 38. “Efficiency, thou art a jewel” 486 485. BENNIE GRIFFIE Born in Russellville, Arkansas, February 13, 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935 Activities—Auto Club 36, 37, 38; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. “Sincerity of purpose is always rewarded” 486. HENRY S. HART Born in Bogalusa, Louisiana, July 23, 1916. Entered from East Side Junior High. Spring 1935. Activities—Horse Shoe Club 35. 36; Print Shop Club 37. 38; Trade Printing 36, 37, 38: Gym Captain 35; Honor Study Hall , 35, 36, 37. “He's a swell guy” 487 S 48B 487. MARY OBERA HARVEY Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High, 1936. Activities—Hostess Club 36; Study Hall Club 37, 38; Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38. “Individual, describes her best” 488. CLYDE HIGHLEY Born in North Little Rock, Arkansas. March 24, 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. January 1936. Activities—Horse Shoe Club 36. 37; Baseball Club 36: Bas- ketball Club 36. 37. 38; Track 38; Honor Study HaU 36. 37. 38. 1938 He will reach his goal' Page Fifty-Seven 489. JAY HOLSTEIN Born in San Francisco, California, 1920. Entered from Mable- vale, Fall 35. Activities—Scholarship Committee 35. 36. 38; Puppet Club 35. 36. 37; Typing Club 37; Class Football 35. 36; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Class Salesman 36. Life is what you make it, and lie will make his a success” 490. MARY ELLA JACKS Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, August 5, 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38; Hikers Club 35; Ping Pong Club 37, 38; Office 35, 36, 37; Movie Appreciation Club 36. “Be a live wire and you won't get stepped on” 491. MARGURIETE MARY JAMES Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, 1920. Entered from Fountain Lake School, Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38. “Her retiring nature proclaims her sterling worth” 492. MAEDELL RUTH JONES Born in Monticello, Arkansas, September 9, 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High, February 1935. Activities—Vice President of Home Room 35; Sketch Club 35. 36; Hostess Club 36. 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37. 38. There is always a smile on her face” «93. HELYN LETCHER KEISER Born in Birmingham, Alabama. October 12. 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Spring 1936. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; French Club 36. 37; Latin Club 37, 38. “Sober, steadfast and demure” 494. ALFRED KOENIGER Born in Cincinnati, Ohio, September 9, 1916. Entered from Gurdon High School. Fall 1937. Activities—Stage Craft Club, Monitor, Public Speaking, Honor Study Hall. A quiet, likable fellow” 495. FRANK B. LANE Born in Chicago. Illinois. September 29. 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 1935. Activities—Band 35; State Band Contest 35. “He always has his information” 496. WANDA DAPHNE LONG Born in Judsonia, Arkansas, May 1, 1920. Entered from Jud- sonia High School. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38; Cosmetology 37, 38; Knitting Club 35; Typing Club 36; Social Get-Together Club 37. “Her friends are many” 497. IIAYS LYLE Born in Subacco. Arkansas, May 31, 1918. Entered from East Side Junior High. 1935. Activities—Home Room President 37. “He knows what it’s all about” 1938 —— - - —- ■ •198. MARJORIE MILLS Page Fifty-Eight Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. February 2, 1922. Entered from West Side Junior High. 1936. Activities—Hiking Club 36; Checker Club 37, 38; Honor Study Hall 36, 37. 38. “Sweet and demure 499. JOHN MITCHELL, JR. Born in Kansas City. Missouri, December 17. 1918. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Baseball Club 35, 36. 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37, 38; Band 35. 36. 37; State Band Contest 35. 36. He's a good friend—what more can be said?” 500. DAVID MOORE Born in Pine Bluff. Arkansas, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High, Fall 1935. Activities—President of Home Room 35. 36; Honor Study Hall 35. 36: Latin Club 35. 36; Tiger Salesman 36. 37; Tiger Staff 36. 37; Sports Editor of Tiger 36; Tiger Club 36. 37; Class Track 37; Honor Study Hall 36. 37; Vice President of Home Room 37; School Correspondent for Arkansas Gazette 37; Tiger Staff 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 37, 38; Softball Club 37, 38; Class Track 38. “Why work five days a week when two will do? 501. LUCILLE BAIRD MORRIS Born in Marked Tree. Arkansas, June 26. 1920. Entered from Washington High School. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Fall 37. Activities—Glee Club 37, 38; Honor Study Hall 37, 38. “Full of pep 502. OTIS MORRIS Born in Springfield, Arkansas. July 15. 1919. Entered from West Side Junior High, Fall 1936. Activities—Wrestling 38; Soft Ball Club, Touch Footbtall Club. Honor Study Hall. “Never worry, never fret, just laugh” 503. JOHN BRANNER RIFFF.L Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. August, 1921. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Fall 35. Activities—Secretary of Home Room. Health Monitor, Home Room Basketball. Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37. “He succeeds in whatever he tries 501. FLOYD SELL Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, October 4. 1919. Entered from Seventh Day Adventist School. Activities—Art Club 35; Spanish Club 36. “No absence or tardiness, always studious 505. HELEN SMITH Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. January 13, 1919. Entered from Tuckerman High School. Spring 38. Activities—Glee Club. Stage Craft Club, Dramatic Club. “A radiant personality 506. JAMES FORD SOMERS Born May 11. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. 35. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37; Typing Club, Con- struction Club. Gym 35, 36, 38. “Ambitious, loyal and true Autographs 1938 Page Fifty-Nine 507. MARTHA STEPHENS Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, April 22, 1920. Entered from McGehee, Fall 1937. Activities—Home Room Health Monitor, Club Secretary 38; Readers Club. One in a million 508. SARA STEPHENS Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, April 22, 1920. Entered from McGehee, Fall 1937. Activities—Home Room Health Monitor, Club President 38; Readers Club. Blonde, petite, and very sweet” 509. CARL BERTRAM STRANGWAYS Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, May 18, 1917. Entered from East Side Junior High, Fall 1935. Activities—Touch Football Club. “Ills character is of the finest” 510. EDNA MAE SZURGOT Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. October 29, 1920. Entered from Santa Maria, California, 1936. Activities—Spanish Club 36; Secretary of Ping Pong 36; Vice President of Home Room 37; President of Home Room 38; Honor Study Hall 36, 37; Cosmetology 37, 38; Home Room Vol- ley Ball 36; Library 37, 38. An ideal personality 511. W. PHONSO VANDERBURG, JR. Born in McAlister. Oklahoma. December 21, 1918. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High, Fall 35. Activities—Aeronautics 36. 37, 38; Health Monitor, Fall 37; Honor Study Hall, Fall 35. Spring 36; Sight Seeing, Fall 36, Spring 37, Fall 37; Fan Club. Spring 38. “A grand sport 512. JOHN R. WALL Born in Brookfield. Missouri. October 23, 1919. Entered from East Side Junior High. Spring 1935. Activities—President of Football Club 35, 36; All-Star Class Football Team 36. 37; Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37, 38; Varsity Basketball 37; Vice President Horseshoe Club 38; Home Room Basketball 35, 36; Tiger Salesman 35, 36. Tops in basketball—and loads of other things, too” 513. JAMES C. WESTBROOK Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, June 10, 1920. Entered from Stuttgart. Arkansas. Fall 1935. Activities—-Class Basketball 37; Home Room Basketball 37; Gun Club 35. 36; Sportsman Club 37; Horseshoe Club 38; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37. 38. Still water runs deep” d 514. JAMES WILLIS Born in Batesville. Arkansas, February 14, 1935. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 1935. ‘ Activities—Honor Study Hall. “Give him a chance and he’ll make good 515. BEVERLY JANE WILSON Born in Jonesboro. Arkansas, 1920. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 35. 36. 37, 38; Knitting Club 35. 34; Study Hall Club 37; Hiking Club 38. “Her sparkling personality outshines her sparkling eyes” 516. HARRY WOODS Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, April 23. 1921. Entered from West Side Junior High. 1935. Activities—Honor Study Hall 36. 37. 38; Hi Y Club 36, 37, 38. “A modest man, yet brave” 517. IIAZEL MAXINE WREN Born in Argenta. Arkansas. July 20, 1921. Entered from East Side Junior High. Spring 1936. Activities—Girl Reserves 36; Typing Club 36; Girl Scout 37; Handicraft 37; Girl Reserves 38; Choral Club 37, 38; Honor Study Hall 36. 38; State Music Festival 38. She’s little but she’ll go a long way” 518. DOROTHY JANE SMITH Born August 18. 1918. Entered from Grove High School 35 Activities—Glee Club 35. 36; Dramatic Club 37; Movie Ap- preciation 37, 38. Sweet as the day is long” Pago Sixty 519. DARRELL TOTTEN Born in Heber Springs. Arkansas, May 13, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Fall 35. Activities—Student Council 35, 36; Home Room President 36. 37; Health Officer 36. 37; Home Room Basketball 36. 37. 38; Class Basketball 36. 37. 38; Wrestling 36; Boxing 37, 38; Class Football 36. 37; Gym Club 35. 36; Checker Club 36. 37; Ping Pong Club 37; Touch Football 38. “Little but mighty JULY GRADUATION CANDIDATES WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR 520. CHARLES BEARD Born in Lonoke. Arkansas, March 12, 1920. Entered from Lonoke High School. Spring 1937. Activities—Honor Study Hall 37. 38; Sportsman Club. “He thinks a lot but says little” laski Heights Junior High, Fall 35. Activities—Study Hall Monitor 35; Home Room Salesman 35; Tiger Staff 36; Varsity Football 35; Varsity Basketball 35, 36; Varsity Football 37; Secretary of Typing Club 36; Typing Club 35. 36. 37. 38; Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37, 38; Glee Club 36. 37; Tiger Frolics 36. Where there’s a will, there’s a way” 521. JACK CHENAULT Born in Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, 1920. Entered from East Side Junior High. 1935. Activities—Hi Y Club, Homo Room Salesman 36, : “A sale an deluxe” 522. ERNEST HAYS .ntered Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, I’evuwR' from East Side Junior High. Fall 35T • ’ Activities—Vice President of Home Room 35.46: Vice Pres- ident of Sight Seeing Club 37; President of Ping Pong Club 37; Vice President of Garden Club 38; Class Football 36. “He works, but does other things, too. 523. ELSTON LEONARD 526. HAROLD II. REID Born in Little Rock, Arkansas. May 26, 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High. Spring 35. Activities—Band 35,36; High School Band Contest 35; Fort Smith Band Contest 36; Football Club 35; President Horseshoe Club 36; President of Engineering Club 37; Class Football 35, 36. 37; Class Basketball 35. 36. 37; Honor Study Hall 35, 36. 37, 38; Class Track 35, 36. 37. His name will be first on the list of the successful 527. CLEONE SHEMWELL Born in Heber Springs. Arkansas. March 6, 1919. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. 1934. Activities—Spanish Club 35; Spanish Club 36; Typing Club 37; Readers Club 38. Born in Fayetteville. Arkansas, November 19. 1921. Entered from East Side Junior High. Fall 1935. Activities—Tiger Staff Photographer 37. 38; President of Photography Club 37, 38; Honor Study Hall 35, 36, 37, 38; Ark- ansas State Press Meet 37. “His future lies in photography” 524. IDA MILDRED PARKER Born in Little Rock. Arkansas. January 10, 1919. Entered from Pulaski Heights Junior High. 36 Activities—Hostess Club 36; Honor Study Hall 36, 37, 38; Cos- metology 37, 38. Quiet and reserved” 528. DAYTON SHERMER in Horatio. Arkansas, April 2, 1921. Entered from Pu- ' Junior High. 1935: Vice President of Home Room 35; Football Club, lub. Garden Club, Fan Club, Class Basketball, Honor all 35. 36. 37. 38. He’s sure to win because he thinks he can” 529. RAY TRANTHAM You can’t stop her from dreaming” 525. J. LINDEN RAINWATER Born in Little Rock. Arkansas, March 19. 1920. Entered from West Side Junior High, Spring 35. Activities—Class Basketball 36; Rifle Club 35; Honor Study • Hall. Class Track 36. 37. Born in Beebe. Arkansas. October 2, 1918. Entered from Pu- Hard work never scared him' Sen ior Poetry Thoughts on Graduation THE GRADUATE Howard Butler The greatest thrill of all the year Is gradually drawing near; To lead the band and proudly say, “I am a man today.” HAIL, BROTHER, and FAREWELL Polly Stacy The short hour, the short time, the short day On swift, but sad or happy wings do fly; And friends leave each other to go on their wav With perhaps just a little sigh: For we know not where, or when, We ever shall meet again; And yet for this we pray, That we may meet again, some happy day. Many years have passed one by one Since first we met and knew each other; Our long sought for goal we have won. And we have learned to love our sister and our brother. The ways of the world hove been known Since the beginning of Time And seeds of joy or sorrow have been sown Both yours and mine. We want to see th ' world for our- selves No other can sec it for us. We'll leave our good deeds on the Time shelves, So those who came after may know us. And so in the future. Each one of us must go his way; And know not where, or when We ever shall meet again. But for this we’ll pray. That we may meet again, some happy day. Someday we'll meet again, face to face In that beautiful Eternal Land, Where shines the Master's face. Where deeds are worked on a place More stable than this earthly sand. This is Youth’s night— It is Youth for whom the lights are lit; Not for Childhood—nor Adoles- cence— For Childhood lies deaid ‘neath a pile of old school books And shinny-sticks and broken skates and headless dolls; And Adolescence is dying—dying— This is Youth's night— And Youth sits quietly for the first time in weeks. Realizing that whatever is done now Must be done with purpose; Must be done with firmness and de- cision. Youth realizes, yes. a little sadly. That this clay which he must mold Is not so pliable—nor so clean— As it once was; But he strides forward to grasp it— No hesitancy here, above all: No weakness! So I cry a toast: To American Youth: Born in equality, bred up in Truth; Brave in misfortune, bold to face life; Flinching back not from Adver- sity's knife; Thrown down, like that giant of ages past, He arises each time more strong than the last. So I cry a toast: To American Youth! For this is Youth’s night— April 11, 1938 Gene Haun SCHOOL DAYS By Howard Butler Day after day for twelve long years I've been in this place of know- ledge! And all that I've received in all this time, Just leads up to college. But I’ll go on for four more years, To make way for my profession. And now I'm telling you There’s nothing I can do. But study these mean old lessons. Now I am out and ready to shout. And tell them I'm no bum. I meant to be a preacher, but they made me a teacher. Back where I started from. D'S AND E’S By Thornton Burns I think that I shall never see, A grade better than a D”. D that looks a me all day. And says— More work -and less of play”. A “D that may in midterm be, A minus or an ugly E”. D's” are made by fools like me. But who—I asked—can make a B . With my profound and deepest apologies to Joyce Kilmer. CLASS DAY DISTINCTIONS AWARDED IN ASSEMBLY FOLLOWING SENIOR LUNCHEON 529 Seniors put their stamps on each other “good and proper” last Friday in the form of Class Day Distinction diplomas Covering everything from studious to shiekish for the boys and from baby to bride for the girls, the distinctions were handed out by Tom Burrow, class president, follow- ing the Senior Luncheon. Diplomas were given to the following: Bors Mott popular—Tom Burrow Most studious—Billy Moore Clark Gum Chewer—Finis Marshall Most conceited—Jimmie Hill Smartest—Joe Mano Most bashful—Binks Bushmaer Most talkative—Billy Moore Clark Best dancer—Clyde Campbell Best-all-round—Tom Burrow Class cut-up—J. L. Rainwater Most handsome—Henry Hodses Most efficient—Ord Kimzey LRHS ideal—Tom Burrow Class Baby—G. H. Forty Class Groom—Leon Hoffman Wittiest—Albert Gannaway Mott girl crazy—Jimmie Hill Best Athletic—Lowell Mortindalc Neatest—Billy Cunningham Cleverest—Geno Haun Bachelor—Randall Falk Most Obliging—Ord Kimzey Most Entertaining—Leon Itzkowitz Class singer—Lee Fiser Class farmer—J. O. Albright Noisiest—Stanley Krupicki Laziest—Jim Briscoe Most carefree—Clyde Campbell Best executive—Ord Kimzey Most serious—Randall Falk Most sympathetic—Billy Moore Clark Most tcmpermcntal—Randall Falk Most polite—Billy Cunningham Class shiek—Henry Hodges Sleepiest—Ralph Blake Most distinguished—Herbert Thomas Most optimistic—Clyde Highley Best disposition—Paul Jones Most likely to succeed—Billy Moore Clark GIRLS Most popular—Joyce Reid Most studious—Mary Barbara Shuffield Most conceited—Doris Hamilton Class beauty—Kitty Rose Torry Class baby—Ruth Ann Chaney Class bride—Jean Fleishauer Best dancer—Henrietta Wilson Class pest—Sara Flo Shaad Sweetest—Joyce Reid Best sport—Shirley Thatcher Neatest—Morjorie Lou Smiley Wittiest—Helen Sparks Most boy-crazy—Doris Hamiltton Most talkative—Marian McClain Best alt around—Joyce Reid Most talented—Lucy Guest Best dressed—Rose Marie Jones Most inquisitive—Sara Flo Schaad Mott efficient—Mayneal McCoy Class ideal—Joyce Reid Class giggle—Loot it Page Society belle—Kitty Rose Terry Most sophisticated—Betty Dean Haley Cutest—Helen Sparks Noisiest—Ruth Lusby Most charming—Patsy Porter Class tomboy—Christine Raetz Most graceful—Patsy Porter Most obliging—Virginia Harrison Most original—Betty Ruth Dortch Most entertaining—Lucy Guest Most striking—Patsy Porter Most serious—Mary Borden Most sympathetic—Geraldine Chandler Most Tempormental—Barbara Layman Most polite—Gertrude Jarrell Best disposition—Jane Hurst Class optimist—Betty Tucker Most old fashioned—Polly Stacy Class executive—Carolyn Buckley Most sentimental—Ora Ann Drcnnan Most truthful—Mary Lou Bryant Most! likely to succeed—Carolyn Buckley SENIORS LEAVE CHOICE ARTICLES Undergraduates Are Named as Beneficiaries in the Last Will and Testament of Departing Seniors As always, the senior class has many things which its members de- sire to leave to the other under- graduates: and the spring class of 1938 is no exception so let's be on our way with the class will. I. Billy Moore Clark, leave my initiative in school activities to Gor- don Wittenberg. We. Rose Marie Jones and Helen Sparks, leave our ability to string suckers to Betty Lou Kramer. Mar- tha Jane Lemerick, and Sidney Stifft. I. Tom Burrow, will my popular- ity to C. C. Collie. I. Henrietta Wilson, leave my dancing ability to Mary Lucille Ward. I, French Conley, leave Jane Mar- shall Keatts to no one: l‘m taking her with me. I. Athline Brannon, leave my faitthfulncss to Betty Mae Coburn —who needs it. I. Herbert Thomas, will my ser- ious ways to Walter Aikens. I. Heloise Isaacson, leave my gig- gle and gab to Helen Barron. I. Kitty Rose Terry, will my beau- ty to Betty Galloway. We. G. H. Forgy and John Bigbee, Jr. leave our size to Sam Hoover. I. Jane Branch, leave my red, red hair to Betty Townsend. I. Betty Ruth Dortch, will my art to Alice Lincoln. I. Lowell Martindale. leave my athletic ability to Howard Hughes. I. Maxine Custer, leave my gum chewing to Mary Jo Perry. I. Jesse Becker, leave my coveted place on the bench to Willie Eng- land. I, Sarah Massenburg, leave my inquisitiveness to Sarah Campbell. I. Merlin Kilbury, leave my ability to do the Big Apple to Walter Jen- nings. I. Joe Mano. leave my intellect to John Ed McQuiston. I, Mary Barbara Shuffield, leave the Tiger in capable hands. I. Paul Jones, leave my politi- cal ability to Jack Chenault. I. Carolyn Weisiger. leave my height and my friendly smile to Joan Kemp. I, Lucy Guest, will my voice to Elizabeth Jessup. I. Mary Virginia Erion. leave my dimples with Anne Mehaffy. We. Carolyn Buckley and May- neal McCoy, leave our A's to Mar- tha Gaunt and Thelma Mizell. I, Jim Briscoe, leave my blonde good looks to Gene Northington. I. Clyde Campbell, leave my steadfastness to Bedford Smith. I. Ruth Ann Chaney, leave my babish ways to Pat Flynn. I. Binks Bushmiaer, refuse to leave my way with women to any- one. I. Ruthie McMurray, leave my cuteness to Mary Ann Burr. I. Beryl Sharp, leave my helping ways to Mary Katherine Magness. I. Jane Hurst, leave my quiet ways to Jane Allen Brooks. I. Mary Frances Barnes, will my scientific mind to Harvey Brown. I, Albert Gannaway, leave my excellent tennis game to I. G. Corn. I. Margina Rhyne, leave my friendliness to Joan Smith. I. Ord Kimzey. will my presidency of the student council to him who may be elected. I, Kyle Cook, leave all my high school trouble to Billy Brooks. I. Randall Falk, leave my orator- ical ability to the next president of the student council. I, Louie Walters, leave my per- severance to John McDowell. I, Mildred James, leave my French to Sarah Campbell. I, Jimmie Hill, leave my phys- ique to Leo Ambort. We. the senior class, leave our joy, grief, fun, trouble, and hardships to you, 12B’s, in hope that you will make the best of them,, and we're sure you will. Signed: Algie Hampton Joyce Reid Merlin Kilbury Ora Ann Drennan Papre Sixty-Four CLASS PROPHECY With the promise of giving her honorable mention for beauty in our column, we finally persuade the wicked queen of Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs to lend us her magic mirror for a short while. Thus spakcth the humble re- reporter— O. Magic Mirror, allow us to see This graduating class in 1953.” The mirror answered— In fifteen years, in 1953, I see— The happy newlyweds. Dr. and Mrs. Cunningham, who after fif- teen years of waiting has learned his profession and was settled in business, were marrie i this month. While on the subject of marriage Algie Hampton was at last wedded to a rich St. Louis widow, who was formerly Miss Sally Wright. In the business world I sec Eu- gene Bailey who is making himself a name and fortune In his inter- national accounting office. After a hard struggle Howard Butler has finally risen from a popcorn boy to manager of our local theaters. Es- tes Coleman is now managing a concession stand at Madison Square Garden, and doing well, we hear, while across the street Elia Zini is the owner of the most popular restaurant in town. Billy Moore Clark, lawyer for the Herbert Thomas Insurance Firms, is now suing Jack Elliot, taxi driver, for accidentally hitting one of his clients. The ca. e js now in the supreme court and the de- cision depends upon the vote of the youngest member on the bench. Tom Burrow. Justice Burrow has recently been appointed by President Ord Kim- zey, who defeated the Democratic nominee. Clyde Campbell, in the last election. At the same time Miss Carolyn Buckley was elected as the second woman ever to be in the senate. And Mr. Kimzey appointed James Hill. Secretary of State and Robert Field, Secretary of the Treasury. In the night life we find Lee Fis- cr crooning with Evelyn McKim- my's all-girl band. At the time be- ing. they are engaged at the Tro- caedro, now owned by Jack Drees. Other performers are Lucy Guest (who is also under contract for the Chase and Sanborn Hour), singer, and the well-known and talented dancer. Miss Henrietta Wilson. I see at this same club one of the more popular society women of the day. Miss Mary Phillips on the arm of her still faithful admirer, the owner of the club. At one of the smaller tables I see C. L. Chambers, the U. S. tennis champion for the last three years, alone as usual. Entering. I see the world famous actress of Broadway and Hollywood. Miss Dorothy Hinton. She is es- corted by her constant companion and expert makeup artist, Jim Briscoe. At the same table are sev- eral of the brightest stars in the theater world. On Miss Hinton’s right is seated Henry Hodges, actor, who is said to have the largest fan mail in the colony. Next to him, his date. Miss Sarah Massenberg who is one of the most beloved and cap- able actresses on the stage. She IMMIMMHMMIMIMMMIMMIIMMMMMHMMMHHHHIHIHM Mill II MM MIIIIIMIIII Ml 11M M M M • Ml MM MI Ml M11M III M MMM Hill IMIII achieved her latest height in a play especially written for her by the playwright and artist. Dorothy Harden. Another well known face is that of J. O. Albright, character actor, and Jim Hall known as the second Bob Burns. Randall Falk, Jr., is now a fam- ous Rabbi in New York, and Mary Borden is an Evangelist. In the fields of journalism Mary Barbara Shuffield has risen high. She is now editor of the New York Times. Other members of this staff are Mayneal McCoy, front page edi- tor; and Carolyn Weisiger. is an able reporter. It is rumored that Richard Allen is still hoping that a scoop will come his way and he’ll get his lucky break. Working for Uncle Sam are Naval Commander Joe Mano; chief of en- gineers. Matt Jones; and French Conley, army flier. In New York Miss Betty Ruth Dortch has set up an art studio of her own. Dorothy Harden and Joyce Reid hold the positions of her as- sistants. While in this same city William Pace and Geraldine Chand- ler are now singing in the world famous opera Madam Butterfly. I see Lowell Martlndale as dean of athletics in Notre Dame. He has as his coaches Wesley Bernard, track coach: Leon Hoffman, foot- ball coach; and Myrl Hall, basket- ball mentor. With glasses on their noses these Masters and Misses have settled down to teaching; Mildred James, Gertrude Jarell. Marian McClain, T. P. Fleming and Elmore Lee. The former Susan Keliy is now Mrs. Wright, wife of the famous trans-Atlantic pilot, while Jean Mac- Duff is happily married to an oil magnate of Oklahoma. A new world-wfde air line service has just been established with Lin Flanagan as president. Other mem- bers of the board of directors are Harry Carter, former pro basketball player; Marion Gunn, and Russell Holland. Architects and draftsmen for the company are Monty Hick- man. Robert Ponton, and R. W. Stoker. Others who are on this same line Ruth Ann Chaney and Helen Sparks are serving as host- esses. The two former hostesses. Gene Farrell and Tony Bishop re- signed to be married in the spring. John McAllister and Ewin Her- ron are now doing a great deal in the field of botany. They are known the world over for their unusual discoveries and experiments with hot house flowers. In Madison Square Garden at the big mid-winter boxing carnival, I see featherweight champion Cecil Red, challenging the new comer. Gene Haun. The bout is predicted to turn out in Red's favor for it is rumored that Gene would rather wield a pen than his fist. He is well-known in the literary world, however, boxing is his hobby. Hendrix Bowen has risen to the assistant manager of King’s drug store, but still he is sometimes forced to swallow his dignity and hop cars. A new' U-Sock-Em golf course has just been opened on the other side of town with Charles Wade as its manager. Dr. and Mrs. Har- old Bryan are said to be two of his steady customers. I see—and here the magic mir- ror's voice trailed off and we real- ized that our time was up. But we did catch a glimse into the fu- ture of some of these graduates and w’c hope we are able to see a few of them in fifteen years from the day of their graduation. Submitted with mirror’s aid by the Class prophecy committee. Tom Carruthers, Jane Keats. Al- bert Gannaway, and Jimmy Hill. •IHMIItlMMIMHIIHimmilMMimimil Activities Began as Freshies Stumbled Up LRHS Steps Members of Graduating Class Can Say “We Beat Pine Bluff”; Out- standing Achievements of Seniors Recorded in History. Well. 529. we’ve plowed our row. and cooked our goose, paddled our canoe, made our beds and cakes! It took us three joyful years to do it, and now whether we eat our cakes, or whether anything will come up in our rows will be seen. As far as the past goes, when we recall our moves from the very first frightened day in LRHS till now. we kind of swell up inside and arc sort of proud to think that we have given something of benefit to the old faithful school that drove us and poked us and gave so much to us these three short happy years. Our history began when we. thinking ourselves grains of sand or maybe drops in LRHS' bucket, stumbled up the wide sweep of steps and saw for the first time Opportunity. Preparation. Ambi- tion. Personality staring at us from their pedestals over the entrance, and when we saw for the first time the “big bosses of our three year lives. All of us have answered, in some way. these four challenges in our school work and in our activ- ities among our friends. In all fields the senior class has made its mark. Its tale is told. The officers of the Senior Clas are: Tom Burrow, president: he is also a varsity letter man in foot- ball and track. Joyce Reid, vice- president: secretary of NHS. too. Carolyn Buckley, secretary: she is a debater and vice-president of stu- dent council. These officers took over the leadership of the class in March when they were elected by the Seniors. On the gridiron the Tigers scor- ed high! They beat the Zebras 13 to 12 in the game in ’36. Lowell Marti ndale was captain. He and Leon Hoffman were in the game. To repeat—W E BEAT PINE BLUFF! Members of the Tiger squad who will leave our eleven are Binks Bushmiacr. Wesley Bernard. J. Lin- den Rainwater. John Russell. Harry Carter. Alton Foster, and Roy Dwyer. Lowell Martindale in Little Rock athletics has stood out brilliantly. During the '35. '36. '37 seasons he was on the varsity squad, one year making all state full back. In '36, and '37 Lowell was captain, receiv- ing the Most Valuable Player Award, and All-State Quarter- back. Tennis balls for the glory of it have sprung from the rackets of Albert Gannaway. Bob Gray, Marietta Castlebery. Virginia Lee Hensley. Herbert Thomas, second singles in Arkansas '37. To further intellectual standing, students have gone far and near to try their wits against other school's prodigal sons: Ralph Blake for Physics. Donald Robinson for English. Mayneal McCoy for French. Eoline Funston for French. Carolyn Buckley for English and Latin. Mary Frances Barnes for Physics. Billy Moore Clark for Extemporaneous Speaking, Nancy Dowell for Span- ish. John McAllister for English. Bill Pace for Chemistry. Charles Keaton for Algebra. Gene Haun for Spanish. The students of this graduating class have been a contesting group, participating in many intellectual battles. In his second year in high school. Gene Haun won first place in the United States in a UDC essay contest. Billy Moore Clark was picked as one of the ten national winners in a Quill and Scroll con- test this year. Here at home an outstanding award goes to Henry Willms. for distinctive work in science, he re- ceived the Bauch and Lomb award. The Tiger staff during these three years has reared in the Jour- nalism way each of the six mem- bers of its Editorial Board; it has seen them spring from buck private reporters to editors. The present members of the board are: Mary Barbara Shuffield. chairman. Billy Moore Clark. Mayneal McCoy. Jane Marshall Keats. Jean MacDuff, Anne McCall, and Virginia Harrison. Lowell Martindale is Sports Editor and Randall Falk. Jr. is Business Manager. In order to acquaint LRHS with other schools and their activities, many a 12A has taken the rails to far away towns and other cities. Randall Falk attended the Detroit Journalism meet last summer. Also for Journalism interests May- neal McCoy. Jean McDuff. and Clark Fisher motored to Des Moines. This year schools from all sections of Arkansas sent representatives to Little Rock for the fifth annual Journalism Day. and for the Second Annual State Convention of Na- tional Honor Societies. 12A's play- ed many of the parts of the days activities. Among the seniors were Billy Moore Clark, president of the Quill and Scroll and NHS. and Mary Barbara Shuffield. chair- man of the Editorial Board, and Randall Falk. Jr. Business Manager, who presided at the assembly. Each year Student Council con- claves were attended. To Knoxville, Ord Kimzey. President of the Coun- cil. took delegates. Algie Hampton, Paul Jones. Mer- lin Kilbury, and Tom Curruthers have been our student managers. In Music circles LRHS has made its rounds also. The Glee Club has its quota of seniors, and many of them had the pleasures of their senior term argumented by the trip to St. Louis in April. The seniors in the Glee Club are as follows: Lee Fiser, Albert Gann- away. Leon Itzkowitz, Jimmy Hill. Ewing Guthrie. Mary Virginia Erion, Maxine Custer, Nancy Fraser. Madge Daniel. Corinne Fitzgibbons, Wanda Cogbill. Mary Addie Davis. Geraldine Dobbs. Vera Croach. Florenc Mullens. Lucille Morris, Antoinette Bishop. Charlotte Bale, Marietta Castleberry, Thelma Bar- rett. Billy Pace. Phyllis Whitaker. Marcelle Wanamaker, Martha Wash- burn. Polly Stacy. Dorothy Stansell, Martha Sullivan. Maxine Wren. Lucy Guest, Agnes Hoffman, Kathleen Holloway. Betty Jane Hoover, Kathleen Goodman. Jack White. Julia Ross. Helen Shockley, Ernestine Kelly. Marybeth Lang- ston, Margaret Johnson, Ruth Lus- by. Frances Lore, Evelyn McKim- mey, James Rainwater, J. Linden Rainwater and Billy Sebly. Fifteen members of our famous band will leave empty chairs be- hind them next term: John Brande. Charles Craig. Lloyd Derden (state and national contests in flute trio, state violin contest, woodwind quin- tet. 1st in state and national con- test). Alton Foster. Gene Haun. Her- man Hoover. Lester Park. Wray Ware. Warren Walters (Captain of Band, first state woodwind quin- tet. first state national, member of United States Navy Band). Emmett Whitley (state chimes, second state Williamson (Student Council Re- presentative). Jimmy Wilson, L. T. Bates. Jo Renee Shuffield (First in solo cornet in state). Carolyn Wil- erson (states chimes, second state piano). There have been conventions and conventions, and many of the Stu- dent Council Representatives have ««ttended them. This is a list of the representatives and the meetings they attended: Ord Kimzey went to Detroit, Dallas. Sedalia. Knoxville, and Hot Springs; G. H. Forgy, Dal- las; Betty Ruth Dortch, Lexington; Carolyn Buckley. Hot Springs and Knoxville; Randall Falk. Memphis and Detroit; Marian Gray. Lexing- ton; Josephine Jones. Dallas. Other members of the Student- Council are: Lin Flanagan. Charles Craig. Stanley Williamson. Bill Pace, Geraldine Dobbs. Katherine Farrar, Mary Addic Davis. Mary Virginia Morgan. Geraldine Chandler. Billy Moore Clark, Betty Tucker, Virginia Harrison. Jack Williams. June Mary Swartz, Gertrude Jarrell. Evelyn McKimmey, J. O. Albright. Jack Gray, and Allen Scott. Student Council members of the 12A class have made splendid con- tributions to the school. Ord Kim- zey has carried the council through many successful campaigns; Cour- tesy. Safety. Carnivals. Scries of As- sembly programs with famous artists and lecturers, all arc accomplish- ments contributed to by the senior class members. In National Honor Society, the three acting officers are seniors; Billy Moore Clark, president, Her- bert Thomas, vice-president, and Joyce Reid, secretary. The National Honor Society will graduate almost en masse this spring. The grauating members are as follows: Lin Flanagan. Charles Craig, Gene Haun, Algie Hampton. G. H. Forgy, Ord Kimzey. Joe Mano, Bill Pace. John McAllister. Elmore Lee. Paul Jones. Nancy Dowell, Betty Ruth Dortch. Betty Gaines. Mary Virginia Morgan. Mary Barbara Shuffield. Dorothy Mashburn, Geraldine Chandler. Carolyn Buckley, Mary Frances Barnes. Julia Ann Camp- bell. Jane Branch. Mary Lou Briant, Billy Cunningham. Billy Moore. Clark. Randall Falk. Betty Tucker. Mildred Zimmerman. Miriam Trick- ett, Frances Wilson, Marcelle Wana- maker, Betty Jane Hoover. Eoline Funston. Katie Glover, and Her- bert Thomas. Jack Williams, Hyacinth Slaton. Margaaret Sibley. Caroline Simpson. Winnie D. Simpson. Beryl Sharp. June Mary Swartx. Joyce Reid. Gertrude Jarrell. Evelyn McKim- mey. Mayneal McCoy. Thelma Las- ter, Mildred James. Juanita John- son, and Jean MacDuff. As we students, the 529 of 1938 go out to other fields, we go with a deep and lasting impression of those who made possible our every achievement. Here's to Mr. J. A. Larson and his unexcelled faculty! Through their untiring efforts, we have known Opportunity, Prepara- tion. Ambition, and Personality. 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