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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”
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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
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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
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