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

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Superintendent DR. HARRY A. LITTLE Dr. Harry A. Little, Superintendent of Little Rock public schools for the past five years. Under his administration our system has grown rapidly and has improved in many ways. Dr. Little was on leave during the second semester while he was serving on a United Na- tions UNESCO project in the Philippine lllands. He resigned in February. ADMINISTRATION Acting Superintendent DR. ED McCUISTION Dr. Ed McCuistion has served the last half of the year as superintendent of city schools in Dr. Little's absence. As a school man. Dr. McCuistion is well known throughout the South. He has been employed in educational work in some capacity for over 25 years, and is well acquainted with the school situa- tion in Arkansas. To come to us, he left the post of state director of the Division of Negro Education in Arkansas.

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DEDICATION Mrs. Carolyn Broadhead Miss Callie Lue Oakes In the business world of our city, many men and women proudly remem- ber the fine basic training which they received in Miss Callie Lue Oakes' busi- ness education classes. Ladies, we respectfully and affection- ately dedicate this edition of the Pix to you. We hope that you are as pleased at the choice of dedication as we are. May time fulfill your every wish, may your lives be long and rich with good fortune, and may you be very happy. No book was ever dedicated, we believe, to two ladies more charming or more gracious than those whom we seek to honor here. Though they have been in LRHS for a long time, if is still not long enough for us. Their kind and understanding manner, their fine scholarship, and their excellence as teachers have long been recognized among us. Many a boy and girl have with great satisfaction finished up and polished off their English and speech training under the direction of Mrs. Carolyn Broadhead.

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 BOARD OF EDUCATION Paul Y. Griffin, president of the board and prominent business- man in Little Rock. Mrs. Arthur E. McLean, prominent club-woman who is also interested in the economic and educational welfare of the community. Dr. Edwin N. Barron, holding seniority in service on the board, is a well-known physician of this city. Dr. William G. Cooper, physician and surgeon, is recognized for his interest in child welfare. Mrs. Edgar F. Dixon, prominent businesswoman, has long been recognized in the state and the nation for her interest in educational work. Foster Vineyard, newest member of the board, is a prominent insurance executive of Little Rock.