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Page Twenty-Nine 105. Bettye Dunnavant Born in Kansas City. Mo.. February 25. 1926 Entered from West Side. Spring 1941 ACT IV IT IES 1941—Girls Reserve Club J942—Homeroom President. Sports Manager. Basketbal . Speecn Choir 1943—Sports Manager She'd bo number one on any hoy‘ hit parade. 106. William R. Eberts Born in Little Rock. March 10. 1925 Entered from West Side. Spring 1940 ACTIVITIES 1940— Student Council. Class Basketball 1941— Homeroom Secre.ary. Class Basketball. Class Football 1942— Class Football All hi dealings are square and above the hoard. 107. Annis Edgin Born in Little Rock. October 3. 1925 Entered from West Side. Fall 1940 ACTIVITIES 1940— Glee Club. Dramatics Club 1941— Studyhall Club. Honor Studyhall Checker 1942— 43—Victory Corps As sweet as they come. 108. Margaret Edington Born in Shreveport. La. August 31. 1925 Entered from Pulaski Heights. Fall 1940 ACTIVITIES 1940— Glee Club. Secretary Prof. Quiz Club 1941— Tiger Salesman. Glee Club 1942 Ticket Salesman. Office 1943—Victory Corps. Office Chic in French; attractive in English. 109. Jane Annette Edwards Born in Hot Springs. Ark.. March 22. 1925 Entered from East Side. Fall 1940 ACTIVITIES 1941- Ticket Salesman. Hobby Club. Prof. Quiz Club Both her smile and her personality make her a popular girl. 110. Beatrice Eisenberg Born in Little Rock. Ark.. November 23. 1926 Entered from Pulaski Heights in 1941 ACTIVITIES 1941— Orchestra 1942— Checker Honor Studyhall Personality and Iriendliness really get her along. 111. William Elam Born in Richmond. Virginia. March 16. 1925 Entered from Thomas Jefferson High School. Richmond. Virginia. Fall 1942 ACTIVITIES 1940- Homeroom President 1941— Homeroom Secretary 1940-43—Intramural Wrestling The gentleman Irons Virginia. 112. Bonilue Ellington Born in Little Rock, September 28. 1925 Entered from East Side. Fall 1940 ACTIVITIES 1940— Homeroom Secretary. Hobby Club 1941— President Cosmopolitan Club. Homeroom Secretary 1942— Homeroom President. Tiger Salesman 1943— Homeroom President. Victory Corps , Success takes plenty ol leadership and a radiating Iriendliners: she has plenty ol both.
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Pace Twenty-Eight 97. Genevieve Dickinson Born in Little Po k.1 September 18. 1925 ’ ntered from We«t Side, Fall, 1940 ACTIVITIES 1940— Camera Club 1941— Tiger Staff. Laboratory Assistant 1942— Co-Editor Tiger, Student Council 1943— Co-Editor Tiger, Student Council. Secretary Quill and Scroll Chair- man of Air-raid Warden Committee HONORS 1941—Quill and Scroll 1943—Toast Master of French Banquet One made ol loveliness alone. 98. Norman Edward Dickson Born in Little Rock. August 5. 1925 • from West Side. Fall, 1940 ACTIVITIES 1940— Secretary and Vice-Pres. Baseball Club. Captain Baseball Team 1941— Horseshoe C'ub. Varsity Track. Captain Homeroom Basketball 1942— Varsity Track, Class Basketball. Sub. Cap. Homeroom Basketball Even the incontinent I tame may burn brightly il the soul is naturally combustible. 99. R. N. Dillingham, Jr. Born in Little Rock. October 5. 1925 i from Pulaski Heights, Spring 1940 Mover were there as many sleepless nights as in the time ol th's man. 100. Blanche Ethel Dobson Born in Arkadelphiu, Ark.. May 12. 1925 Entered from West Side. Fall. 1940 ACTIVITIES 1940—Girls' Reserves 1942-43—Honor Studyhall Checker Her sweet disposition it her valued acquisition. 101. Pat Dodge Born in Little Rock, February 7. 1926 om Pulaski Heights. Fall 1940 ACTIVITIES 1941— Varsity Tennis. Boys Glee Club. Attendance Monitor. A Cappclla Choir 1942— Varsity Tennis. Class Track. A Cappclla Choir. Small Ensemble 1943— A Cappclla Choir. Sma 1 Ensemble, Choir Librarian How glorious it is—and also how painful—to be an exception. 102. William W. Duckworth Born in Pine Bluff, Ark., January 21, 1926 Entered from Pulaski Heights, Fall 1940 ACTIVITIES 1940— Secretary Horseshoe Club. Table Tennis. Checker Honor Studyhall Assistant Library Monitor. Sa vage Commit ee 1941- 42-43—Class Basketball. Homeroom Basketball, Class Track. Home- room Secretary 1943—Library Monitor II I have done the public any service, it was thru patient thought. 103. Charles Thomas Duff Born in St. Louis. Mo. September 2, 1924 rwi f«.om Pulaski Heights, Fall 1940 ACTIVITIES » 1940—Construction Club r .'1941—Homeroom President. Varsity Basketball. Studyhall Monitor, Var- sity Football, Camera Club ' 1942—Studyhall Checker, Varsity Track 1943—Tiger Salesman The tenserily to beliove in nothing. 104. La Veda Dulin ■ ' Born in Little Rock, June 2. 1926 Entered froni'Pulaski Heights. 1941 ACTIVITIES V 1941—Glee Club, Homeroom President 1942— Homeroom Vice-President, Glee Club Vice-President 1943— Vic Pres, of Homeroom. President Glee Club Cute is the most lilting adjective lor her.
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Page Thirty 113. Jack L. Elliot Born in Li.tie Rock. April 3. 192(5 Entered from West Side. Spring 1911 ACTIVITIES 1941— Tiger Band. State Band Clinic 1942— Tiger Band. Concert Band. State Band C inic Track. Boxing. Spring Football 1943— Concert Band. Homeroom Secretary -Treasurer. Secret iry-Treasurer of Concert Band. Boxing Tournament 1941—First Division State Band Contest HONORS 1941—First Division State Band Clinic In HIM he pul hit trutt. 114. Wilson Wallace Evans Born in Los Angeles. California. April 4. 1925 Entered from East Side. September. 1940 ACTIVITIES 1940-41—Baseball Culb The future will be ood to him. 115. Robert Richard Fair Born in Tonganoxie. Kansas. October 21. 1925 Entered from West Side. Spring 1940 ACTIVITIES 1940— 43—Concert and Tiger Band 1940 -Softball Club. Chess Club 1941— Honor Studyhall Monitor. Class Basketball 1942— Ping-pong. Homeroom Basketball. Studyhall Monitor, Student Man- ager. Class Basketball 1943— Student Manager. Junior Classical League. Studyhall Monitor HONORS 1940-41—National Band Contests 1940- 42—Regional Band Clinics Hit emirate to do ri£ht. hr» ability to do well, hi energy to protervo have won for him a hifth detree oI excellency. 116. Jean Anne Faulhaber Born in Little Rock. August 14. 1924 I IIS' Entered from East Side. Spring 1940 H ACTIVITIES JAj 1940—Tiger Salesman. Booster C ub 1941 —Camera Club, Choral Club. Glee Club Busincss Manager, A Cap- pella Choir. State Musical Festival 1942— State Music Festival. National Broadcast. Student Council. Sec- retary A Cappella Choir. . 1943— A Cappella Choir. Ensemble of A Cappella Choir. Assistant Mon- itor Reading Room. HONORS 1941— First Place in Camera Contest Personality sweetness, and a toed voice should really f't her places. 117. Margaret Jean Finger Born in E ins. Ark.. February 14. 1926 Entered from East Side. Fall 1940 ACTIVITIES 1940— Dramatics Club 1941— Homeroom Vice-President. Professor Quiz Club. Homeroom Pres- ident 1942— Homeroom President. Checker Reading Room. Monitor Reading Room 1943— Secretary Homeroom. Reading Room HONORS 1943- National Honor Society Lots cl charm and dependability: either or.e should be her middle name. 118. Irene Fiser Born in Morrllton, Ark.. July 4. 1925 Entered from West Side. Fall 1940 1940— Glee Club 1941— State Music Festival 1942— First Aid. State Music Festival. A Cappella Choir 1943— Victory Coro- A Cappella Ci.oir, Co-Edi or o.' Off.Pitch Little and snappy: she's always happy. 119. Mary Lou Fletcher Born in Little Rock March 23. 1926 Entered from Pulaski Heights. Fall 1940 ACTIVITIES 1940— Prof. Quiz Club 1941— Girls' Council 1942— -PTA Sponsor 1943— Student Council. Victory Corps She charms all with her smile. 120. Ina Ray Foreman Born in Magnolia, Ark.. March 4. 1926 Entered from Fordyce High School. September 1942 She hat a heart with room lor every joy.
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