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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1955 volume:

1 I ' $ ’■ r1 ltd'll ft ( f aj£ eti r j'J- v y1 ) - U (VJL-aJt'J L$ So i£d. 7 ( I- Just as every one of you in Little Rock Central High School is part of the student body, so are you part of the PIX. Your laughter, your loves, and your activities are all reflected in this yearbook. As you turn through its pages, may you recall the experiences, gay or serious, that you have had this year. The architects of the present building must have known the type of people who would soon fill the halls with happiness and enthusiasm, be- cause they have presented characteristics of every student which they have placed in the statues on the facade of the building. We think these statues represent qualities in you, your character, and your inner feelings. They are Ambition, Personality, Opportunity, and Preparation. Just as the statues represent phases of your I character, we think that Bubba and Babs, our fictitious, yet typical boy and girl, represent your attitude toward life. They demonsrate your out- look toward matters of importance. As you see them living for you throughout the PIX, we be- lieve that you will see yourself also. As you see them, you will see that—YOU ARE THE PIX. We believe that you will wish to preserve this yearbook and cherish it. Then, in the years to come, you will treasure the pictures, the scenes, and the ideas that these pages contain. We sincerely hope that you enjoy the 1955 PIX note, and for the rest or your life. Affectionately you rs, The 1955 PIX Staff r SA, Sj , 0«$- . «SU Os -4 '9?Zf Ct' rAVfr ftj Cf' -fay ‘fstst c yfct'tT) Table of Contents Introduction Faculty Seniors Homerooms Organizations ami Activities Recognition Publications C' I' Miss Emily Penton -(V“ Wfc dedicate the 1955 PIX to you. We believe that you sincerely deserve .if Ypur string leadership and your excellence as an instructor have made you ohe of't e, mos'f beloved and respected staff members of Little Rock Central High School. Indeed, Miss Emily Penton, you are worthy of this honor. The PIX aff and the students of IRCHS with pleasure recognize your fine qualities and Affectionately dedicate this book to you. Ole 1955 fix Stuff MRS. ARTHUR E. McLEAN Vice Chairman BOARD OF EDUCATION The Little Rock Board of Education is composed of men and women elected by the voters of the city to plan and direct the educational development of all the city's children. Serving unselfishly, they have, for many years, succeeded in maintaining the highest standard in the instructional staff, in general physical plants, and in all round program for pupil growth physically, mentally, socially, and spiritually. The continuous growth and the national rating of Little Rock schools are a tri- bute to the high character and the services of the men and women ivho compose the Board of Education. DR. EDWIN N. BARRON DR. WILLIAM G. COOPER Chairman MRS. EDGAR F. DIXON Secretary FOSTER VINEYARD VIRGIL T. BLOSSOM, Superintendent of Schools Continually striving to better Little Rock through its youth, Superintendent Vir- gil T. Blossom leads and advises the entire school personnel. His confidence in the future and his willingness to help others are inspirations not only to the other members of the school board, but also to leading business men and women of the community. Little Rock Central High School owes much of its progress to Virgil T. Blossom, 1955 Superintendent of Schools. 7 v % J N, . Vi 4 S’ V I % V • v v V J ) om£a- . X 3 The quality of Ambition is best expressed in our faculty members. They have all achieved at least part of their ambition and are now suc- cessful instructors. They are encour- aging you and me to do our best. They stimulate our ambition. From our faculty members we may be in- spired to develop our otvn ambition and abilities into something far be- yond our present comprehension. Bubba and Babs may seem to be in trouble here, but they will profit by this experience. All teachers love apples, don't they? See if you don't find, in the pages that follow, a group of trustworthy and ambitious adults. 10 Faculty 7« i ' f V' N£5 ■v v ; . V o % V u' 11 Assistants to the Principal Mrs. Elizabeth Huckaby Newly elected LRCHS vice princi- pal, her warmth and charm cause Central’s girls to consider her a friend. She also serves as a girls’ counselor and as an instructor in English. J. Harvey Walthall Our vice principal is an able as- sistant to Mr. Matthews in all matters of interest to Central High School. As counselor of boys at Central, his kindly and careful guidance is known far and wide. JESS W. MATTHEWS, Principal of Little Rock Central High School A leader of leaders, he works unselfishly toward the high aim of having the friend- liest high school in the South. He sets an example for both students and faculty, and they all recognize this fact. No matter what situations may be pressing him, he al- ways finds time to aid teachers and students with their problems. 13 Faculty Alston, Mrs. Louise Barnes, Everett C. Home Economics Science Visual Education Baker, Mrs. Margaret Social Science Gold Jackets Barnett, Mrs. Lucile Bell, Mrs. Carolyn Art Spanish Baxter, E. Russell Mathematics Guidance Beltz, Miss Florence Spanish Bowen, Miss Blanche English Beta Club Berry, R. N. Science Burkett, Miss Cleo Carter, Mrs. Ruth Business Education Business Education Gay Niters FBLA Carpenter, Miss Marian Hygiene Nurse Casteel, Mrs. Thelma Coker, Mrs. Mary Business Education Librarian Mathematics Cherry, Forest Distributive Education Future Tradesmen of Arkansas Conrad, Mrs. Helen Mathematics Guidance Student Council Assistant Croom, Miss Ruby Business Education FBLA 14 Cotton, Mrs. Bertha Kindergarten 1955 Dalhoff, Mr . Mildred C. Daniel, Mis Vivian Business Education Social Science Gay Niters Donham, Mi Rachel Social Science Gold Jackets Dorsey, F. M. Dunnavant, Miss Lola Mechanical Drawing Librarian Dunn, Mi Paulino Science Science Club Dupree, Mrs. Grace Faulkner, Winston Home Economics Physical Education Debonaircs Assistant Football, Basketball Coach Key Club Eason, Mrs. Jeanette Business Education Flack, Mrs. Bess English Guidance Foster, Mr . Abby Latin Debonaires Flood, Mi Mary L. Home Economics Glenn, Mrs. Doris Gunter, Mr . Betty English English Southernaires Griffin, Mrs. Govie Science Harroll, Miss Irene English Jr. Red Cross Council Hazel, Mrs. Helen Physical Education Megaphones 15 Harris, Miss Alberta Speech Drama Faculty Hcflcy, Mrs. Sybil English Henderson, Mrs. Aileen English Bela Club Hemphill, Mrs. Stella Physical Education, Tennis Club Southernaires p Hensley, Miss Orlana Guidance Nat. Honor Society Hudson, Mrs. Wanda Band Secretary Grace Notes Hopkins, Mrs. Zinta Mathematics Guidance Gold Jackets Hudson, Richard English Johnson, Mrs. Gladys Business Education FBLA Ivy, William P. Mathematics Chapel Johnston, Edd English Speech Recappers Lane, John W. Printing Future Tradesmen of Arkansas King, Miss Marie Science Science Club Langston, Mrs. Carlyn Lee, Mrs. lorccn Distributive Education Latin Future Tradesmen Guidance of Arkansas Future Teachers Lape, A. F., Jr. Band Director Lincoln William R. Mathematics Photography Stage Craft Club Mances, Mrs. Martha English Guidancce Gold Jackets Magro, Paul Industrial Art Woodwork 16 1955 Marshall, Mrs. Helen McDermott, Mrs. Jeanne Art P.B.X. Operator Jr. Nat. Arts and Letters Typist Matthews, Wilson D. Physical Education Football Coach Meux, John Mathematics Middlebrook, Miss Edna Journalism Pix Tiger Quill and Scroll Metcalf, Mrs. Marguerite Public Speaking Speech Minor, Mrs. Virginia Moore, Miss Edna Nursery School Cafeteria Director Mobley, L. E. Physical Education Basketball Coach Moore, Miss Frances French _ Y-Teens Morehart, Mrs. Golda Attendance Clerk Moore, Miss Mary English Oakley, Miss Francile Social Science Parker, Mrs. Mary Campus Inn Director Opie, Miss Earnestine Registrar Parsons, Robert L. Pcnton, Miss Emily Guidance Social Science Science Mathematics Pedersen, Miss Laura M. Social Science 17 Faculty Perkins, Miss Jennie Social Science Pickens, Miss Getha Business Education Guidance FBLA Ray lysical Education Assistant Football Pierco Mrs. Bettie Mathematics Poindexter, Miss Christine Mathematics Future Teachers Piercey, Miss Mary English Radio Club Powell, James O. English German German Club Quigloy, Mrs. Helena Activities Director Public Speaking Speech Inter-Club Council Stardust Talent Scouts Quigley, E. F. Athletic Director L R Club Ramsay, Miss Joy Reid, Miss Maude Business Education Science Principal's Secretary Southernaircs Ramsey, Miss Edna Joyce English Reiman, Mrs. Margaret Mathematics Student Ctouncil Romine, Mrs. Helen French English Writer's Rendezvous Ritchie, Kenneth W. Assistant Band Director Music Theory Sparks, Don L. Driver Education Athletics Trainer Stalnaker, Mrs. Mildred English Track Co. Stafford, Mrs. Voe Asst. Cafeteria Director 18 1955 Stewart, Miss Margaret Stegeman, Miss Harriot Social Science Social Science Guidance Thompson, Mrs. Mary Frances Choral Music A Cappella Choir Toblcr, Charles H. Vocational Printing Future Tradesmen of Arkansas Wade, William I. Mechanical Drawing Draftsman's Society Hi-Y Walls, A. J. Business Manager Wheeler, Mrs. Mary Williams, Mrs. Adgic Physical Education Mathematics Megaphones Southernaires illiams, Mrs. Frances English Latin Future Nurses 19 Seniors That day. on which Bubba and Babs are shown here, is inevitable. It is grad- uation day. when we. the seniors of high school, must realize that we are no longer chil- dren. After graduation, we jump into the lives of adult men and women. Our senior year is preparation for the difficult step. During this time, we are given many opportuni- ties to develop our minds, our bodies, and our personalities. Our senior year is a ne- cessity. Some day we will thank LRCHS. Yes. that day, when, with happy hearts and misty eyes, ice leave Little Rock Central High School, we will be very grateful for the preparation we made here. On the following pages ice will see the graduates, the well- rounded. yet a little green and immature adults of 955. 20 21 The Most Beautiful High School In America' LITTLE ROCK CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 14th and Park Streets Little Rock, Arkansas Phone FRanklin 5 1285 May 1, 1955 Dear Seniors: The 1955 PIX makes another fine volume for Little Rock Central High School's pictorial record with much emphasis on the accomplishments of the Class of 1955. The story of the Class of 1955 is one of impressive achievements. Not the least of these is the fact that the members of the class from all sections of Little Rock and Pulaski County have learned to work together as a group, under their chosen otticers, for the accomplishments and objec- tives of the class. In doing so, they have developed new friendships and have discarded outgrown rivalries and old prejudices to develop new and wider loyalties. The individual accomplishments of the members of the Class of 1955 have been as noteworthy as their group achievements. In scholarship, so many have excelled that honor organizations have gone to a record enrollment. In citizenship, no class has had more to boast of. Members of the class have worked in service groups for the good of the school and the community never before equalled. In talent--scientific, musical, forensic, dramatic, litcrary-- the class can provide more than its quota. And each member of the class can feel a justifiable pride in his individual achievement, graduation from a high school which ranks with the best in the nation. As we say Good Luck to this, one of the last classes in which all geographical sections of Little Rock will be together in Central High School, we hope that the Fighting Tiger, the emblem whose unbowed spirit resists defeat and glories in victory, passed on to you by those who have gone before, will symbolize your courage and determination as you face the future. If the students of the present and the future will emulate the patterns you have set of wholesome activities and of scholastic attainment, Little Rock Central High School will move forward to greatly increased educational leadership and responsibility. Cordially yours, 'vo • Jess W. Matthews, Principal 1955 Senior Class Officers Standing—RICHARD BELL, President Seated, from left-MARTHA HACKETT. Secretary JAN GRAHAM, Vice President 23 t Seniors Aaron, Elsie Vestine Gold Jackets Sweethearts Graduation Speakers Comm. Adkins, Bob Esquires Nitecappers Abel, Eddie Glen Nitecappers H. R. President Guidance Comm. Agee, James Future Tradesmen of Arkansas Hi-Y Club Allen, Carolyn Janicce Tiger Staff Call Sr. Comm. Lab. Assistant Allen, Agnes Gold Jackets Sr. Distinction Comm. Advanced Girls' Glee Club Allman, Bobby Anderson, Mary Agnes Tiger Band Sr. Vesper Comm. Pep Band Bugler Alves, Jo Ann Nat. Honor Society A Cappclla Choir Sweethearts Anderson, Mary E. Southernaires Sweethearts Pix Staff Avants, J. C. Future Tradesmen of Arkansas DECA Nitecappers Ashcraft, Tommy Nat. Honor Society Band Captain Key Club Board Avants, Mary Bailey, Vanda Lee Sr. Prom Comm. DECA Library Monitor Bailey, Joyce Lynn Southernaires Sweethearts Sr. Assembly Comm. Baird, Bobby President Student Body Key Club Nat. Honor Society Baldwin, Jo Ann Megaphones Sweethearts Guid. Monitor Baker, Bob Student Council Nitecappers 24 1955 Barnes, Judy Barron, Loma A Cappclla Choir Nat. Honor Society Nat. Honor Society Southernaires Girls State Girls' State Barrett, Betty A Cappella Choir Gold Jackets FBLA Baxter, Willis Print Shop Future Tradesmen of Arkansas Nitecappers Beal, Catherine Sweethearts Debonoircs Beta Club Baxter, Wilma Gold Jackets Sweethearts Beck, Elmer Bell, Charles Future Tradesmen Boys' Glee Club of Arkansas Nitecappers DECA Tiger Salesman Been, Shirley Writer's Rendezvous Debonaires H. R. Treasurer Bell, Richard Murry Billingsley, Marcus President Senior Class Varsity Football Boys' State Biggs, Carolyn Bird, Carol Jane Southernaires Sweethearts H. R. Salesman Blancett, Jo Ann Nat. Honor Society Girls' State Southernaires Blackwell, Johnnie Sweethearts FBLA Office Monitor Blasingame, Doris Jean FBLA Graduation Comm. Bogan, Rose Mac Nat. Honor Society Girls' State Gold Jackets 25 Blenden, Pat Future Nurses s e n i o r s Bogard, Bobby Bone, Anne Porter Projectionist Debonaires Intramural Sports Sweethearts Sr. Prom Comm. Boggan, Patsy Future Teachers Tennis Club Bowen, Eleanor Gold Jackets H. R. President Sweethearts Boyd, Bob Student Council Esquires Swimming Team Bourne, June Carolyn Gold Jackets Interclub Council Future Nurses Bragg, Fred C. Branscum, Bobby Joe Esquires Nitecappers Nitecappers FBLA Brandon, Frederick M. Nat. Honor Society Key Club Student Council Branton, Herman Hal Brooks, Teddy Swing Band Diversified Occupation Inter-Club Council Nitecappers Brewster, Gcorgetta Gold Jackets Sweethearts Tennis Club Brown, Alfred E. Brown, Mike FBLA Brown, Donnie Swing Band Tiger Band Concert Band Browne, Majorie Ann Nat. Honor Society A Cappclla Choir Southernaires Bruce, Bruck, Lynctta Southernaires FBLA Sr. Gift Comm. Louis 26 1955 Bruton, Mary Nell Buck, Don Sweethearts Draftsman's Society Southernaires Sr. Assembly Comm. Bryant, Helen Maire Burdino, Dorothy Burkett, Jim Future Homemakers 12th Grade Rep. Diversified Occupations Key Club Esquires Burke, Alice Burns, Mablc Etta Tiger Editor-in-Chief Future Teachers Y-Tcens Burrow, Frank Boxing Champion Tiger Salesman Nitecappers Burrow, Anne Caroline A Cappclla Choir Debonaires Tiger Staff Butler, Buddy Byrd, James Edward Tiger Band Student Manager Concert Band Pix and Tiger Bookkeeper Future Teachers Butler, Richard C. Jr. Key Club 8oys' State Sr. Elections Comm. Byrd, Jesse Campbell, Patsy Ruth Beta Club Debonaires Girls' Glee Club Camp, Wayne Esquires Sr. Class Day Comm. Student Coach Campbell, Wanda Sue Carpontor, Peggy Gold Jackets Megaphones Sweethearts Reserve Cheerleaders Carmical, Glenette Debonaires Sweethearts 27 Seniors Carr, Virginia Casey, Charles Gold Jackets Carroll, Bill Concert Band Tiger Band Cashman, Adelee Cate, John Gold Jackets Pix Salesman FBLA Castleberry, Robert Varsity Football Student Council LR Club Cavenaugh, Ona Fay Graduation Comm. Chambers, Gary Nitecappers Chambers, Frances Chambers, Jamio Check, Sherry Future Teachers Sr. Gift Comm. Sr. Prom Comm. Y-Teens Chapman, Danny Sr. Gift Comm. Cleveland, Betty M. Gold Jackets Nat. Honor Society Girls' State Coates, Peggy Joyce Gold Jackets Attend. Monitor FBLA Close, Margot Joan Tiger Band Pix Staff Sweethearts Coker, Alva Audean Collins, James Troy Cole, Shirley FBLA Future Teachers Library Rep. 28 1955 Conkle, Juanita Gold Jackets FBIA Sr. Prom Comm. Cook, Barbara Sweethearts Future Tradesmen Library Club Connerly, Arthur, R. Nitecappers Esquires Copeland, Eddie Cordon, Shirley Ann Varsity Football DECA Key Club Nat. Honor Society Copeland, Mauldeener Gay Nighters Corley, Wanda Jo Southernaires Sweethearts Pix Salesman Counts, Melva FBLA Future Teachers Cottrell, Susan Girls' State Nat. Honor Society Debonaires Covington, Edward Craiglow, Richard C. Key Club Esquires H. R. President Craig, Carol A Cappella Choir Nat. Honor Society Girls' State Crain, Bryon FBLA Nitecappers Ticket Salesman Crigler, Tharon Ann Varsity Cheerleader Megaphones Sweethearts Crawford, John Key Club Esquires H. R. President Crommwoll, Gertrude Nat. Honor Society A Cappella Choir Girls' State Cross, Beverly Ann Girls' State Gold Jackets Jr. Red Cross Council Crook, Ronnie Future Tradesman Nitecappers 29 Seniors Cruse, Barbara Jo Curlis, Koith Gold Jackets Draftsman's Society Ticket Salesman Curry, Patsy Ruth Southernairs Sweethearts Dallas, Marilyn Daniels, C. Teddy A Cappella Choir Future Tradesman Nat. Honor Society Girls' State Dalton, Mary Jane Jr. Red Cross Rep. Darby, Sue Debonaires Sweethearts Tiger Salesman Davis, Dotty Southernaires Pentangle Board Quill and Scroll Davenport, Stan Concert Band Interclub Council Swing Band Davis, Elizabeth Jane Southernaires Business Education Sr. Social Com. de Bin, Bob Athletic Manager Nitecappers Davis, Marian Louise Decker, Joan DeLay, Richard Southernaires H. R. President Esquires Nitecappers Deese, Nancy Gold Jackets Vesper Comm. Derbyshire, Sally Dickinson, Richard Gold Jackets Nat. Arts and Letters H. R. Vice President Dickinson, Ann Nat. Honor Society Beta Club Southernaires 30 1955 Discus, George Varsity Basketball Varsity Track Pix Salesman Dillaha, Sarah Debonaircs Beta Club Quill and Scroll Dillbcck, Joyce Girls' State Gold Jackets Beta Club Dixon, Bill Dixon, Stuart Esquires School Photographer Nitecappers Dixon, Laura Stardust Talent Scouts Dodd, Doris Jean Nat. Honor Society Beta Club Debonaires Dodds, Nedra Megaphones Southernaires H. R. Secretary Dodd, Joan Rae A Cappella Choir Nat. Honor Society Gold Jackets Dodson, Frank E., Jr. Nat. Honor Society Concert Band Key Club Dreher, Edward M. Boxing Wrestling Athletic Manager Douthit, Lana Reserve Cheerleaders Girls' State Student Council Drennan, John David Duncan, Marilyn Business Education DECA Future Teachers Duke, Polly Interclub Council Southernaires Pix Staff Edmondson, Bill Gold Jackets Glee Club Ensemble Inter-Club Council Eidson, Margie Gold Jackets Sweethearts Tiger, Pix Salesman Efird, Jo Ann Gold Jackets Glee Club Ensemble Inter-club Council 31 Seniors Ellington, Dorthea May Emery, Betty Gold Jackets Nat. Honor Society Debonaires Girls' State Elliott, Alvin Esquires Nitecappcrs H. R. Salesman Erikson, John Farnam, Betty Jo Stardust Talent Scouts Fairbanks, Clyde Swing Band Concert Band Tiger Band Ferguson, Betty Lou DECA Fitzgibbon, Raymond Tiger Staff Inter-Club Council Quill and Scroll Finley, Francos Future Nurses Flake, Suanna A Cappella Choir Southernaires Jr. Nat. Arts and Floyd, Virginia Ann Debonaires Nat. Arts and Letters Letters Y-Teens Fleming, Dave Forbush, Freddie Franklin, David Future Tradesman of Arkansas Forrest, Jack Freeman, Sonny Nitecappers Athletic Manager Funk, Lorraine Southernaires Girls' State Beta Club Fuller, Carmen Lind Nat. Honor Society Debonaires Writer's Rendezvous Staff 32 1955 Gary, Patricia Gaunt, John Jefferson H. R. Secretary A Cappella Choir FBLA Esquires Gazette, Edward Marshall, Jr. Esquires Nifecappers Pix and Tiger Salesman Gephardt, Donald David Gerding, Paul R. Key Club Key Club Science Club Beta Club Tiger and Concert Band A Cappella Choir George, Billy DECA Nitecappers Geyer, John N. Key Club Student Manager Esquires Giles, Cynthia Carolyn Nat. Honor Society Girls' State Gold Jackets Gibson, Patsy Ruth DECA Gilliam, Joyce Alma Goddard, Ralph H. R. Vice President Nitecappers Gold Jackets Writers Rendezvous staff Gilmore, Shirley Ann DECA Godfrey, Amy John Golcnor, Judy FBLA FBLA Goldman, Ralph Boys' Nation Nat. Honor Society Key Club Board Goodman, Jan Student Council Inter Club Council Pix Staff Grayson, Shirley Southernaires Nat. Honor Society Beta Club Graham, Jan Nat. Honor Society Girls' State Cheerleader 33 Seniors Gray, Joyce Greenfield, Jimmy Future Tradesman of Arkansas Nitecappers DECA Green, Troy LR Club Nitecappers Pix Staff Greer, Bobby Hackctt, Martha Varsity Cheerleader Secretary, Sr. Class Girls' State Gribble, Barbara Ann Haddick Janice Southernaires Sweethearts Haley, Buck Pix Photographer Tiger Photographer Future Tradesman of Arkansas Halbert, Bill Esquires Nitecappers Hall, Jan Gold Jackets Glee Club Y-Teens Hall, Ro FBLA Harbour, Pal Jr. Nat. Arts and Letters Gold Jackets Sweethearts Lee Hardcastle, David Pix Photographer Tiger Photographer Sr. Class Day Comm. Harden, Bill Future Teachers Nitecappers DECA Harder, Blake Harley, Jimmy Lee Harper, Ronald B. Nat. Honor Society Radio Club Key Club Inter Club Council Nitecappers Jr. Nat. Arts and Letters Harper, Noil Nat. Honor Society Key Club 34 1955 Harris, William Clark Harris, Lorainc LR Club Not. Honor Society H. R. Ticket Salesman Gold Jackets Varsity Track Beta Club Harris, Kcnda Carolyn Debonaires Sweethearts H. R. Secretary Harris, Martha Nat. Honor Society A Cappella Choir Debonaires Hatch, Elton Nitecappers Sr. Social Comm. Haskett, Bill Tiger Band Concert Band Hatley Tom Key Club Beta Club Radio Club Hay, Elsie Gold Jackets Girls' State Nat. Honor Society Hawley, Mimi Debonaires Future Teachers Attendance Office Hays, Russell Orren Helmbcck, Sharon Gold Jackets General Office Assistant Y-Teens Hedges, Jerry Lee Key Club H. R. Vice President Nitecappers Henderson, Loretta Hendrix, Robert Sweethearts Nat. Honor Society Gold Jackets Key Club Business Manager Henderson, Louis Nat. Honor Society Key Club Varsity Basketball and Golf Henley, Charles Henry, Margaret Nitecappers Sweethearts Hi-Y Senior Assembly Comm Henry, Barbara Nat. Honor Society Gold Jackets Beta Club 35 Seniors Herbert, Darryl Herrington, Finis G. Key Club IR Club Varsity Football Herndon, Mike L. Key Club Nitecappers Football Hosier, Elaine Hickey, Joyce Gold Jackets Quill and Scroll General Office Ass't. Pix Staff Sr. Graduation Comm. Hewitt, John Nitecappers Hicks, Eddie Key Club Nat. Honor Society Inter Club Council Hodges, Allan Future Tradesmen of America Inter Club Council Sr. Caps, Gowns, Comm Hicks, Joe Key Club Nat. Honor Society H. R. President Hogue, Erma Sue Tiger Salesman Holland, Joyce Gold Jackets Nat. Honor Society Beta Club Holeman, Don Key Club Nitecappers Esquires Holland, Linda Maxine Nat. Honor Society Student Council Inter-Club Council Holt, Patricia Ann Gold Jackets Beta Club Future Nurses Holmes, Jane Nat. Honor Society Beta Club Debonaires Holt, Harriet Hoover, Joyce Gold Jackets Gold Jackets Sr. Distinctions Comm. Nat. Arts and Letters Sweethearts Honeysuckle, Charles Golf Team Nitecappers 36 1955 Hopkins, Donna A Cappella Choir Debonaires Nat. Honor Society Houchin, Betty Debonaires Sweethearts Sr. Vesper Comm, Horst, Ronald Esquires Tiger Band Howell, Jackie Howcr, Charles Student Council Nitecappers Sr. Assembly Comm. Esquires Graduation Comm. Howell, Nona Ann Gold Jackets Office Monitor Sr. Elections Comm. Hubbard, Carolyn Hughes, Cleo Debonaires Nursery School Attend. Monitor Sweethearts Huddleston, E. O. Swing 8and Tiger 8and Concert Band Hultsman, Jacque Writer's Rendezvous Staff Beta Club Southernaires Hurley, Patrick Nat. Honor Society Key Club Science Club Hunt, Betty Jo Future Teachers Irwin, Sandra Gold Jackets Nursery School Jackson, Joan Melodec A Cappella Choir H. R. Salesman Nat. Arts and Letters Isgrig, Fred Varsity Football James, Frances Jobe, Jerry Nitecappers Jenkins, Richard Coleman A Cappella Choir Boys' State Nat. Honor Society 37 Seniors Johnson, Jere Nat. Honor Society Key Club Boys' State Jolly, Janelle Johnston, George E. Esquires Nitecappers Johnson, Robert Concert Band Marching Band Nitecappers Jones, Bernice Jolly, J. M. Nitecappers Esquires Radio Club Jones, Larry H. R. President Nitecappers Jones, Polly Debonaires Jr. Red Cross Council Sr. Mimeo. Comm. Jones, Mary Frances Gold Jackets Nat. Honor Society Beta Club Jones, Robin Jordan, Irene Key Club Varsity Track A Cappella Choir Nat. Honor Society Jones, Bill (W. O.) Key Club Varsity Football Joyner, Joyce Debonaires FBLA Kannard, Keith Esquires Nitecappers Kampbell, Carolyn Nat. Honor Society Beta Club Southernaires Karchcr, Raymond Kocbey, Pat Key Club Esquires Esquires Projectionist 38 Kavanaugh, Charles W. 1955 Kcoso, Kay Lynn King, Barbara Gold Jackets Gold Jackets Pix Staff Quill and Scroll Kellogg, Gerald Elementary School Coach Kirklin, Jane Ann Gold Jackets Sweethearts Attend. Monitor Krugh, Wayman Concert Band Tiger Band Science Club Knapp, Robert Warren Key Club Esquires Nitecapper Cheerleader Lane, Bob FBLA Langston, Judith Ann Southernaires Sweethearts Lane, Patricia Ann % Lantrip, Jackicnel Gold Jackets Jr. Red Cross Council H. R. Secretary Lasker, Dana Sweethearts Southernaires Sr. Distinction Comm. Larch, Jimmy M. Lawbaugh, Helen Louise Nat. Honor Society Beta Club Southernaires Lee, Carolyn Gold Jackets Inter-Club Council FBLA Lawman, Judy Lester, LeNell DECA Lewis, Nancy Gold Jackets Jr. Nat. Arts and Letters Y-Teens Lewis, Harrell Key Club Nitecappers 39 Seniors lile, John Gardner Student Council Beta Club Key Club lockridge, Carroll Key Club Nat. Honor Society H. R. President Lile, Polly Future Teachers Attend. Monitor Lord, Loretta Lovvorn, Joo Gold Jackets Lovell, Wilda Lou Southernaires Glee Club Lowe, Billy McAlister, Raymond B. Nitecappers FBLA FBLA Loy, Diana A Cappella Choir Girls' State Beta Club McArthur, Bill Nitecappers H. R. Salesman Hall Monitor McCroy, Barbara FBLA Southernaires Sr. Social Comm, McClenney, Brenda Gold Jackets H. R. Secretary Office Monitor McCuin, Madclenc McDaniel, Gearldean McConnell, Waller McDaniel, Phillip Roycc McElhanon, Joe Science Club Nitecappers Esquires Pix Salesman McDonald, Fred Esquires Nitecappers 40 1955 McKollor, Tommy McMillan, Diane Pix, Tiger Circulation Vice President of Manager Student Body FBLA Nat. Honor Society Girls' State Melees, Carl Key Club Esquires McMinn, Monty Key Club Science Club Esquires McPeek, William Miles, Jr Nat. Honor Society Key Club Beta Club McNabb, Gene Swing Band Nat. Honor Society Key Club McRoberls, Rosemary Beta Club Gold Jackets Sr. Distinction Comm. Maley, Martha Ann A Cappella Choir Varsity Cheerleader Girls' State Mack, Ann Nat. Honor Society Gold Jackets Beta Club Manes, Pat FBLA Y-Teens Massey, Audrey Jean A Cappella Choir Nat. Honor Society Beta Club Martin, Wrenetta Gay Niters Red Cross Comm. Massie, Eleanor Student Council Beta Club Southernaires Mathows, Bill Swimming Team Nitecappers Matthews, Barbara Gold Jackets Pix Salesman Sr. Publicity Comm. Mathis, Adean Mercer, Warren Gay Niters A Cappella Choir Boys' State Key Club Mayer, Paul E. Drum Major Key Club Concert Band 41 Seniors Mossncr, Suo Miller, Margaret Sweethearts Inter-Club Council Stage Crew Milam, Suo Sr. Parties Comm. Milum, Bobbyc Mladan, Miles Sr. Distinctions Comm. Nitecappers Y-Teens Mitchell, Barbara Southernaires FBLA Sr. Elections Comm. Moon, Robert Gordon Moore, Jimmy Stardust Talent Scout Key Club Pix Salesman Future Tradesman of Arkansas Moore, Benjamin D. Jr. Red Cross Council Hall Guard Morehart, Eva Lena Gold Jackets FBLA Sr. Publications Comm. Moss, Helen Nat. Honor Society Gold Jackets Morgan, Nancy A Cappella Choir Beta Club Southernaires Mulkey, Judy Sweethearts Future Nurses Girls' Counselor Secretary Muse, Shirley FBLA Future Teachers Murphy, William Nitecappers Nahlen, Larry Neeley, Delilah Faye Varsity Football Gay Niters LR Club Stardust Talent Scouts Naugher, Tommy Pix Salesman Nitecappers H. R. President 42 1955 Nichols, Jo Ann Southernaires Ncwland, Sarah Jane Southernaires Student Council Pcntangle Board Newton, Annie Ruth Nickell, Janis A Cappella Choir Debonaires Sweethearts Nolen, Jo Ann Gold Jackets Sr. Caps, Gowns, Invitations Comm. Library Club. Nobel, Ava Nell Gold Jackets Sr. Publications Comm. Sweethearts Nordlinger, Charles Key Club Tennis Team Beta Club Nosari, Robert E. Key Club Beta Club Nat. Honor Society Norris, John Nathon II Esquires Nitecappcrs Grammar School Coach Noyas, Gloria Future Tradesmen of Arkansas O'Rouke, Frances DECA Future Teachers Nunnally, Sue Gold Jackets Beta Club H. R. Vice President Orr, Michele Gold Jackets Jr. Red Cross Council Sweethearts Pace, Wayne Esquires Nitecappers Ostner, John Lee Boys' State Key Club Board Esquires Palmer, Phillip Draftsman's Society Parkin, Jane Southernaires Nat. Honor Society Girls' State Panos, Theodora Reserve Cheerleader Megaphones Sweethearts 43 Seniors Parrish, Roselyn Scon Student Council Gold Jackets Sweethearts Patterson, Pat Future Teachers Beta Club Inter-Club Council Patterson, Nancy Gold Jackets Future Teachers H. R. Tiger Salesman Payne, Beverly Jean Perkins, Tommy Gold Jackets Pix Staff Future Teachers Sweethearts Perdue, Bill Key Club Nat. Honor Society Boys' State Pfeifer, Eugene M. Ill Phillips, Kayo Beta Club FBLA Boys' State Nat. Honor Society Phillips, Faye Tiger Band Varsity Band FBLA Pirniquo, Frank Porter, Bill M. Esquires Esquires Nitccappcrs Nitecappers Sr. Class Day Comm. Polychron, Nikki Nat. Honor Society Megaphones Girls' State Porter, Ellen Gold Jackets Future Nurses Pound, Raymell Nat. Honor Society Beta Club FBLA Porter, Pat Nat. Honor Society Gold Jackets Jr. Red Cross Council Price, Bobby Future Tradesmen of America Nitecappers Prudcn, Jcanie Gold Jackets Beta Club Prouc, Edith Gold Jackets Sr. Vesper Comm. Pix, Tiger Staff 44 1955 Pruitt, Claude Earl Pyle, Hoyte R. Esquires Nat. Honor Society Tiger, Pix Salesman Key Club Diversified Occupation Nitccappers Puryear, Gamier King Key Club Nitecapper Cheerleader H. R. President Ragan, Kenneth Don Rainey, Gilbert S., Jr. Nitecappers Nitecappers Ticket Salesman Ragan, Ivon Y-Teens FBLA Ramoly, Brinton Rankin, Claude Key Club Nitecappers LR Club Inter-Club Council Rankin, Annette Silhouettes Gold Jackets Rankin, Virginia Girls' State Nat. Honor Society Gold Jackets Red, Roger F. Pix Photographer Tiger Photographer Ray, Jean Girls' State Nat. Honor Society Gold Jackets Reed, Herbert Stanley Nat. Honor Society Key Club Science Club Reel, Janice Lynne Debonaires Pentangle Board Reed, June Stardust Talent Scouts Reese, Glen Beta Club Rcutz, Mary Glee Club Replogle, Ann Southernaires Beta Club 45 Seniors Richardson, Bob Esquires Nitecappers Ridgdill, Rosemary Gold Jackets Sweethearts Jr. Nat. Arts and Letters Ridgdill, Nancy A Cappella Choir Debonaires Sweethearts Ricglcr, Maury Rinke, Phillip Esquires Pep Band Tiger Band Riggs, Clyde Risser, Elbert H. Robey, Frances Ann Gold Jackets Sweethearts Robertson, Rose Marie Gold Jackets Sweethearts Sr. Elections Comm. Robinson, Brooks Jr. Varsity Basketball Student Council Key Club Rogers, Betty Carolyn Concert Band Tiger Band Band Sergeant Robinson, Michael Y-Teens Gold Jackets Sr. Gift Comm. Rogers, Jimmy Nitecappers Rotenberry, Burl C. Key Club H. R. Secretary Nitecappers Ross, Doris M. A Cappella Choir Debonaires German Club Rouse, Joyce Future Teachers DECA Jr. Red Cross Council Rudisill, Joncllc A Cappella Choir Gold Jackets Sr. Graduation Comm. Rowland, Kennoth Lane Nitecappers H. R. Ticket Salesman 46 1955 Rule, Herbert C. Ill Russom, Billy IR Club Nitecappers National Honor Society A Cappella Choir Russell, Robert H. R. Ticket Salesman Nitecappers Esquires Rutt, Robert Sachs, Bill Science Club Nitecappers Ryan, James Key Club Nitecappers Sanders, Jeanette Saunders, Jane Gold Jackets Nat. Honor Society Beta Club Satterfield, Bill H. Tiger Reporter Nitecappers Scheidt, Daphna German Club Chapel Club Scott, Helen Ruth Nat. Honor Society Writer's Rendezvous Southernaires Schenke, William A. Self, Jewell E. Selph, Sherry Anne FBLA Gold Jackets H. R. Pix Salesman Selph, Janet Lee Gold Jackets Serrett, Freddy Tennis Club Nitecappers Shaw, Margie FBLA Attend. Monitor Chapel Club Sharp, Ramon Key Club Student Council Esquires 47 Seniors Shaw, William Earl Jr. Shepherd, William M. Tiger Band A Cappello Choir Concert Band Key Club Shepherd, Doyle Varsity Football Varsity Track IR Club Shipp, Elsie Siegler, Robert E. National Honor Society Hall Guard Sweethearts Reserve Cheerleader Shurley, Bob Swing Band Concert Band Tiger Band Simmons, Charles Simpson, James D. Key Club Beta Club Radio Club Simpson, Booker Future Tradesmen of Arkansas Slaughter, James Key Club Nat. Honor Society Boys' State Smith, James A. Key Club Nat. Honor Society Boys' State Smith, Deanna Glee Club Smith, Kay Smith, Mike R. Nat. Honor Society Girls' State Cheerleader Smith, Letha Gold Jackets Future Tradesmen of Arkansas Inter-Club Council Smith, Preston Concert Band Marching Band Pep Band Smith, Robert Dale Nat. Honor Society Student Manager A Cappella Choir 48 Smith, Richard 1955 Snider, John Speirer, Helen Ann Esquires Gold Jackets Nitecappers H. R. Vice President Snodgrass, Pat H. R. Salesman Nitecappers Esquires Spillyards, M. H. Pix Photographer Tiger Photographer Stanton, W. J. Nat. Honor Society Future Tradesmen of Arkansas Spotts, Mary Anne A Cappella Choir Nat. Honor Society Debonaires Stathakis, Gus Steel, Sam Concert Band Science Club Tiger Band Stedelin, Sue H. R. Vice President Gold Jackets Sweethearts Steele, Bob Concert Band Tiger Band Stephens, Carlos S. Future Tradesmen of Arkansas Nitecappers Steinert, Virginia Ann Nat. Honor Society Beta Club Gold Jackets Steward, Barbara Sweethearts Writer's Rendezvous Sr. Gift Comm. Stocks, Barbara Gold Jackets FBLA Sr. Publications Comm. Stockard, Doris Kay Nursery School Pix Staff Sr. Nominating Comm. Strangways Harold W. Concert Band Science Club Nitecappers Stricklin, Dana FBLA Sr. Mimco. Comm. Strickland, Tommy Key Club Beta Club Sr. Guidance Comm. 49 Seniors Stringer, Donald Future Tradesmen of Arkansas Strohsahl, John Future Tradesmen of Arkansas Sr. Assembly Comm Strong, Louis E. Sullivan, Bob Future Tradesmen of Arkansas Tate, Mirion Sr. Caps, Gowns Comm. Jr. Red Cross Rep. Swinney, Robert D. Key Club Taylor, Gail Taylor, Kathryn Ann Nat. Honor Society Library Assistant A Cappella Choir Debonaires Taylor, Harvey Taylor, Mike Terry, Ralph H. R. Vice President Sr. Parties Comm. Esquires Taylor, William Edward H. R. Secretary Thomas, Gayle Dolores Thomas, Mike Esquires Nitecappers Projectionist Thomas, Mary M. Nat. Honor Society Principals Cabinet Debonaires Thompson, Benny Key Club Esquires H. R. President Thompson, Sue Future Tradesmen of Arkansas Future Nurses Southernaires Thompson, Mary Louise Gold Jackets Sweethearts Nat.. Arts and Letters 50 1955 Thompson, Sue Anne Tiger Concert Band Grace Notes Band Librarian Trammell, Robert Nitecappers Stardust Talent Scouts Intramural Wrestling Thornton, Charles Nat. Honor Society Varsity Basketball, Football Key Club Trantham, Shirley Tribble, George A. Future Teachers FBLA Sr. Caps, Gowns Comm Treadway, Bill A. Ill Key Club Projectionist Esquires Trumpfheller, Harold L. Tucker, Shirley Tucker, Deronda Nat. Honor Society Beta Club Gold Jackets Tull, Joe Future Tradesmen of Arkansas Nitecappers Hi-Y Club Turner, Mike Key Club H. R. Ticket Salesman Nitecappers Turnbo, Eugene Future Tradesmen of Arkansas Urbani, Joseph Vannoss, Orville Diversified Occupation Nitecappers Road Runners Vandergrift George Future Tradesmen of Arkansas Newspaper Foreman of Tiger Esquires Vanzandt, Charlene Wait, Anne Nat. Honor Society Debonaires Girls' State Vines, Charles Nat. Honor Society Key Club Student Council 51 Seniors Walden, Bobby Nifecappers Hi-Y Club Wallace, Margaret Gold Jackets Sweethearts Wall, Peggy Cheerleader Beta Club H. R. Officer Wallace, Ouida Walters, Sue Gay Nighters Nat. Honor Society Sr. Distinctions Comm. Beta Club Sweethearts Gold Jackets Walloch, Harry Future Tradesmen of Arkansas Hi-Y Club Nifecappers Walthall, Norma Jean Ward, Ralph N. A Cappella Choir Composition Foreman Gold Jacckets of Tiger Staff Walton, Jill DeLoyce Gold Jackets Nat. Honor Society Beta Club Warner, Martha Ann DECA Future Teachers Waymiro, Bobbie Faye Diversified Occupation Future Teachers Watson, Nadine H. R. Secretary Sr. Prom Comm. Webb, LaJoy West, Nate M. Concert Band Tiger Band Esquires Weiss, Betty Lynne A Cappella Choir Nat. Honor Society Gold Jackets Wetherington, Jim White, Ann Varsity Football Varsity Track Nitecappers Whitcomb, Nancy Sue Varsity Cheerleader Beta Club Megaphones 52 1955 White, William Doyle Williams, Jody Nat. Honor Society Debonaires Key Club Varsity Track Whiting, Earl Nilecappers esquires H. R. Tiger Salesman Wilson, Barbara Debonaires Sweethearts Sr. Gift Comm. Wishard, Betty Southernaires Sr. Graduation Comm. Wilson, Ray M. Varsity Basketball Nitecappers Track Witherspoon, Pat Woodall, Sidney Key Club Wood, Naomi Southernaires Future Tradesmen of Arkansas FBLA Woodmansee, Scott Varsity Football Varsity Track Key Club Wornock, Donald Pix Photographer Tiger Photographer Worden, Linda Debonaires Student Council Wright, Michael B. Tiger Concert Bands Key Club Swing Band Wyatt, Jane Gold Jackets Sweethearts Future Nurses Wright, Sallie Anne Sweethearts Debonaires Future Nurses Yada, Bob Yant, Landon B Team Basketball Track Nitecappers Yancy, Jo Ann Tiger Band Sweethearts Dramatics 53 Seniors York, Wayne A. Zinn, Pete Concert Band Key Club Tiger Band Fire Marshall Nitecappers Young, Dollie Marie FBLA Ray, Jimmy 54 LEROY HOLLAND September 21, 1936 December 16, 1953 55 1955 SENIOR Best Citizen Most Likely to Succeed VIRGINIA RANKIN—BILLY DOYLE WHITE GERTRUDE CROMWELL—NEIL HARPER Best Groomed GARNIER PURYEAR-CAROL CRAIG LRCHS Ideal JAN GRAHAM-RICHARD BELL 56 DISTINCTIONS Best Athlete DANA LASKEY-DARRYl HERBERT -ft Most Courteous JAMES SLAUGHTER-PEGGY WALL 57 Most Talented LOMA BARRON-TOMMY ASHCRAFT Best Personality THARON CRIGLER—JOHN OSTNER 1955 SENIOR Friendliest TROY GREEN—JACKIENEll LANTRIP Best Class Executive ANNE WAIT-JIMMY BURKETT 58 Most Class Spirit BOBBY KNAPP-MARTHA MALEY Wittiest ANNE BONE-JERRY HEDGES DISTINCTIONS Most Popular Most Beautiful Most Handsome SCOTT WOOD MANSEE-NEDRA DODDS KAY SMITH-BILLY JONES 59 Most Outstanding In Service DIANE McMILLAN-BOBBY BAIRD Best All-Round MARTHA HACKETT-BROOK ROBINSON I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for ivhich it stands. one nation under God, indivisable, ivith liberty and justice for all.'9 With these familiar words, anoth- er day begins at Little Rock Central High School. Homeroom also means reading of the Bible and the daily bulletin. These things are routine. We don’t notice anything unusual about homeroom. Later, no doubt, there will be a chuckle and maybe a lump in our throat as ice recall our experiences of those early morning hours. As we turn through the next eleven pages, we will see the girl who so patiently helped with our math assignment, the fellow who always read the daily bulletin. the girl who brought the well-received Tigers into homeroom twice a month, and the boy who always seemed to be collecting money for something or another. Let’s see if ice don’t recall some very fond memories. 60 «•: 0' k vV y f f 5 , % i:®. omerooms 61 Homerooms 11A HOME ROOM 312-MISS LAURA PEDERSEN Left to Right: Top Row: George Adams, Bob Alexander, Albert Arendt, L. D Bales, Tommy Alexander, Jack Avery, Jim Ashcraft, Bill Baskette Third Row: Frank Agee, Louie Allred, Richard Adair, Alex Bailey, Bruce Anderson, Johnny Bagby, Gene Barnett, Lewis Barnard Second Row: Roberta Adair, Emma Jean Alexander, Miss Laura Pederson, Carolyn Baxter, Carolyn Ambort, Betty Barnard, Delores Anderson, Florence Baker, Jackie Adams Bottom Row: Melba Agee, Susan Ballew, Frankie Lynn Baker, Jack Barnhouse, Jimmie Baird, Feme Adair, Margaret Baker, Patsy 8arro$, Jan Alexander 11A HOME ROOM 301-Mrs. Govie Griffin Left to Right: Top Row: Jerry Bennett, Bill Boyer, Ernest Beck, Gaylon Boshears, Harold Boon, Bill Beasley, Bud Brown, Bobby Blount Third Row: Pierce Blazer, Sonny Biggs, Fred Blazer, Mrs. Govie Griffin, Glenna Bowers, Dee Dee Bowers, Annette Blagg, Gary Bennett Second Row: Ann Bennett, Carlene Boyd, Sara Beaty, Mary Bowden, Barbara Bishop, Mattie Bevel, Betty Sue Blossom, Mary Lynn Bogart Bottom Row: Pat Berry, Linda Bennett, Nancy Bostic, Julia Bennett, Martha Blanton, Drucille Blackwell, David Besser, Gwendolyn Beggs 1 1A HOME ROOM 214-Miss Cleo Burkett Left to Right: Top Row: George Burke, Richard Butler, Charles Carter, Jackie Cameron, Gordon Brown, Don Cathy, Coy Burnett, J. C. Brooks Fourth Row: David Brown, Jerry Carter, Charles Brown, Charles Cale, Tommy Carter, Jack Bush, Glenn Cannon Third Row: Bobbie Chandler, Jerry Brown, Billy Brum- mett, Harold Brown. Jack Bradley, Jack Cameron, Willis Callaway, Larry Carlson Second Row: Dennis Burbank, John Burnett, Barbara Browne, Judy Callaway, Lois Callaway, Sarah Burns, Anette Brown, Charlotte Carpenter Bottom Row: Jane Brockman, Sylvia Campbell, Mary Jo Bryant, Fotine Broomas, Zoe Byford, Bobbie Bullard, Sarah Cannon, Betty Chandler 11A HOME ROOM 220-Mrs. Mildred Dalhoff Left to Right: Top Row: Elton Cole, Arnold Corn, Bill Cobb, Jimmy Colvert, Don Crowder, Wayne Cooper, Pat Crow, John Choate, Curtiss Cook Third Row: Joann Coue, Faye Rita Creech, Vera Choate, Nancy Cooke, Corinne Cheshire, Margie Compton, Catsy Collard, Mrs. Mildred Dalhoff Second Row: Anne Crincr, Delrena Conner, Annette Cole, Elizabeth Core, Linda Cooke, Cora Jane Clark, Nancy Conrad, Joyce Cullins Bottom Row: Barbara Collie, Linda Clement, Ora Marie Gordon, Sammie Crook, Carolyn Cubbins, Laverlle Coker, June Clift, Jean Creighton 1954-1955 11A HOME ROOM 235-Mrs. Jeanette Eason left to Right: Top Row: Ronald Cunningham, Joe Day, Billy Dashiell, LeRoy Danner, Bob Darling, Jimmy Davis, Wayne Dill, Owen Curry Third Row: Jack Dell, Paul Dennis, David Duggan, Dixon Dreher, Eugene Dolby, Patsy Curtis, Maxine Davis Second Row: Julia Dickinson, Donna Demers, Sharon Douglas, Joyce Duncan, Carol Ann Dick, Betty Dovers, Rachel Dodson .Linda Dixon Bottom Row: Jackie Dickens, Owda Deaton, Linda Davis, Donna Dunhan, Martha Davis, Judy Denton, Lynn Custer, Mollie Dicus, Mary Ann Dickson 11A HOME ROOM 237-Miss Christine Poindexter Left to Right: Top Row: Larry Francis, Bill Forbess, Donald Edwards, Mac Farquhar, Douglas Francisco, Carroll Forbush, Bryan Eagle, Terry Faulkner Third Row: Alfred Fowler. Gary Frederick, James Flack, Allan Ferguson, Dan Eichcnbaum, Dickson Flake, Cecil Ferguson .Bay Fitzhugh, James Fawcett Second Row: Ann Ellis, Betty Lou Eason, Beverly Finch, Jill Feinstein, Mary Fleming, Carol Ellington, Mar- garet Anne Evans, Jean Fortson Bottom Row: Jacqueline Elliott, Elaine Evans, Barbara Edwards, Sylvia Ellis, Bettie Franklin, Carolyn Farris, Jean Flake, Marolyn Farris 11A HOME ROOM 147-Mrs. Adgic Williams Left to Right: Top Row: Scott Grizzelle, Billie Gault, Hal Gentry, James Griffey, Jimmy Gills, Jimmy Goad, Robert Goodman, Joe Gillespie Third Row: Patricia Glass, Bonnie George, Joyce Fuller, Rita Fulbright, Clyde Garbett, Richard Ful- ford, Hubert Gregory Second Row: Nadia Grablc .Charlene Grady, Phyllis Freeman, Carol Griffenhagen, Joy Gordon, Robert Gosnell .Johnny Garner Bottom Row: O. J. Fuller, Leslie Grady, Jo Ann Garner, Jo Ann Gilbreath, Gail Gibbs, Dorothy Freeman 11A HOME ROOM 102-Mrs. Carlyn Langston, Mrs. Forest Cherry Left to Right: Top Row: Richard Harrison, David Guthridgc, Carl Harris .Kenneth Heffington, Bill Hedges, Bill Har- mon, Ed Heald, Joe Harbor, Larry Hand Third Row: Jimmy Grumbles, Pat Haynic, Calvin Hanson, Mrs. Carlyn Langston, Mary E. Harrison, Sue Harrington, Mary Ellen Harris, Herbert Hawn, Bill Heath Second Row:: Mary Ann Halbert, Lynn Hanson, Jimmy Hefley, Peter Hartstein, David Harrison, Kay Hank- ins, Carol Hanley, Carol Helmbeck, Peggy Hamm Bottom Row: Sarah Hayes, Patti Hays, Julie Anne Hamilton, Barbara Guthunz, Connie Sue Haynic, Edna Haley, Myra Harrison, Mary Ann Harrelson, Dee Anna Guinn Homerooms 11A HOME ROOM 115-E. R. Baxter Left to Right: Top Row: Raymond Hunter .Dave Hudiburgh, Dan Hinkle. Powell Hendricks, E. Russell Baxter, Billy Housley, Joel Hicks, Gary Hoffman Third Row: Jo Ann Hood, Betty Herndon, Sharon Hertzfeldt, Billy Henson, Don Hubbs, Bobby Hol- loway, Bill Hill, Jack Holtzman Second Row: Kay Holloway, Joy Hodges, Jane Hop- kins, Nancy Hill, Pat Hendry, Ann Horton, Loretta Holmes, Viola Hogue, Shirley Hirby Bottom Row: Annette Hoover, Mary Lou Hosack, Linda Hill, Ave Nell Holder, Madred Holland, Doris Holman, Sandra Henley, Kathleen Hollis 1 1A HOME ROOM 151-Mrs. Sybil Hefley Left to Right: Top Row: Robert James, Jack Humbard, Alfred John- son, 8obby Jones, Floyd Johnson .Bobby C. Jones, Robert Jennings, Jerry Jones Third Row: Billy Ison, Jimmy Jones, James Jenkins, Marsha Jones, Charlene Hunt, Jerrine Jones, Jane Huggins, Dolores Johnson, Janice Huneycutt Second Row: Morris Ison, Janice Ireland, Grade Hun- ter, Nettilou Jackson, Mrs. Sybil Hefley, Jane Hum- bard, Jane Johnston, Marjem Jackson, Pat Hudson Bottom Row: Carolyn Hundling, Mary Lynn Hudson, Alice Huey, Iris Johnson, Helen Jones, Charlotte Jones, Cecil Ann Hurd, Betty Sue Johnson, Nancisue Irby 11A HOME ROOM 114-Miss Marie King Left to Right: Top Row: Sam Langley, Rodney Jones, Wayne Lang- ley, Ronnie Kellar, Paul Kinchloe, Voland Jones, Paul Kuster, Mike Kelly Third Row: Norman Lamb, Dean Kizzia, Lloyd Kassler, Betty Ruth Kitts, James Lane, Jimmy Kee, Gussie Kemp, Martha Lee Second Row: Mary Kell, Emily Kendal, Reva Kingrey, Kitty Kirkpatrick, Mary Jo King, Edwina Keith, Kay Kirby, Doris Kerr Bottom Row: Hardene Kellensworth, Molly Jones, Mary Catherine Keine, Kay Lanford, Jean Kizzia, Patsy Kelly, Beverly Kelly, Danvelle Knabe, Maur- ine Jones 11A HOME ROOM 304-Miss Vivian Daniel Left to Right: Top Row: Albert Lowrance, Morrie McLeod, J. T. McClure, Royce McEwen, Randolph Lindenholm, Charles McCool, Bill Looney Third Row: Betty Massey, Rose Mary Lynn, Billie Faye Lyle, Barbara McDaniel, Agnes Lewis, Frances Mc- Leroy, Shirley Lewis, Lydia Lincoln Second Row: Alice Long, Owen McHaney, Nancy Long, Janis McAtee, Rosemary Lowry, Gene Left- wich, Linda McGrew, Pat Lynch, Cynthia McDonald Bottom Row: Mike Levine, Billy McBride, Iris McElroy, Sandra McEwen, Marilyn McKinney, Elizabeth Little, Alctta Loudermilk, Shirley Loetscher, Emma Jean Loveless 1954-1955 11A HOME ROOM 252-Mrs. Aileen Henderson Left to Right: Top Row: Billy Joe Maley, Ariel Middleton, Buddy Milligan, John McMillan, Danny Mobley, Anthony Merritt Fourth Row: Tommy Motchett, Ronald Meter, Fred Marshall, Jimmy Martin, Borys Malcycki, Bill Moore Third Row: Kay Martin, Charles MaHan, Don Mc- Mullan, Ben McMinn, Billy Merritt, Bill McMurry, Everett Metts Second Row: Opal Mitchell, Betty Manson, Linda Mc- Gahan, Marie McNeill, Mary Lou Medlock, Ann Meyer, Toka Millsap, Wanda Manasco Bottom Row: Kinney Mann, Sunny Melton, Nancy Meeks, Barbara May, Mrs. Aileen Henderson, Jewel Milam, Betty Mitchell, Ann Meeks, Kathryn Mehaffy 11A HOME ROOM 338-Miss Irene Harrell Left to Right: Top Row: Jimmy Morrow, Pat Neal, Clyde Myers, Fred Morgan, J. L. Morton, Jack Morris, John Moses, Donald Moore Third Row: Thomas Nichols, Alvin Mooser, Donald Newsom, Jim Norsworthy, Jonathan Moore, Vernon Newman, Jane Oates, Ralph Newkirk Second Row: Louise Moore, Pat O'Curran, Pearl Mygatt, Charles Moore, Joe Nosari, Thomas Nation, Gwen Oakes, Jan Nix Bottom Row: Carolyn Oates, Gail Nichols, Jane Annis Nicol, Nancy Newsom, Carol Morris, Vicki Park, Jeanne Muse, Patricia Mullens, Clara Lou Morgan 11A HOME ROOM 201-Miss Getha Pickens Left to Right: Top Row: Bill Pauli, John Phipps, Bill Oglesby, Bill Patterson, Jimmy Perry, Frank Plegge, Jimmy Piper, Charles Patterson Third Row: Kay Padgett, Elizabeth Oswald, Gene Pearce, Rodney Phillips, Tony Owens, David Orr, Albert Oglesby, Dick Olsen Second Row: Sue Plunkett, Janie Orr, Betty Sue Phillips, Diann Perrier, Donnie Parks, Connie Pike, Laura Peters, Peggy Perkins, Jackie Parks Bottom Row: Marcella Oglesby, Shirley Gene Oliver, Betty Jo Phillips, Susan Pfeifer, Kathryn Polk, Carolyn Polk, Sandra Parks 11A HOME ROOM 107-Mrs. Ruth Carter Left to Right: Top Row: Gary Powers, Gene Roehm, Edward Ray, Bill Rath, Jack Reutelhuber, Conrad Privett, Joe Pouzar, Brian Puller Third Row:: Gary Prickett, Gene Rachels, Mrs. Ruth Carter, David Allan Reid, John Respess, Lamar Riggs, John Reaves Second Row: Di Ann Powers, Gwen Pounders, Lois Rhoads, Dewana Price, Maydra Ray, Bete Pritchard, Barbara Prince, Carolyn Puckett, Jean Rogers, Anne Reaves Bottom Row: Joni Roberts, Agnes Robinson, Patsy Reed, Jo Ann Reed, Dorothy Reynolds, Bobby Redmond, Cecil Robinson, Joan Raines, Edna Ritchey, Sherry Quinn, Oleda Powell Homerooms 11A HOME ROOM 329-Mrs. Helen Marshall Left to Right: Top Row: Tommy Rout, Junior Sampley, limeul Simpson, James Rye, Bill Sharp, Bill Shell, Charles Shaeffer, Charles Rowe, Jack Sanders Third Row: Ed Schachlin, Hammond Satterfield, Bill Smith, Bob Russell, Janell Slaydon, Fannie Saunders, Marcella Rowland, Stanley Shelton, Roy Shelton Second Row: laverne Sawyer, Amy Sisson, Robert Scott, Frank Runyan, Brooks Rosen, Stephan Sher- man, Carl Smith, Catherine Siler, Gwen Shepphcrd Bottom Row: Shirley Russell, Shirley Short, Joan Sigler, Carroll Rozzell, Sue Runnells, Mrs. Helen Marshall, Beverly Sanford, Betty Shockett, Barbara Shockett 11A HOME ROOM 314—Miss Harriett Stegeman Left to Right: Top Row: Charles Elmer Smith, Eddie Smith, Charles Edward Smith, Don Spivey, Jerry Smith, Connor Spickes, Doug Smmith, Everett Smith Third Row: Jesse South, Robert Spector, John Smith, Jim Stauber, Bill Springer, Ronnie Smith, Phillip Snodgrass Second Row: Barbara Stansberry, Sue Smith, Mary Beth Smith, Sandra Snow, Teresa Smith, Tommy Smith, Ralph Smith, Douglas Smith Bottom Row: Kate Smith, Grace Smith, Valerie Smith, Patsy Snell, Monica Starnes, Sue Stanley, Claricce Smith 11A HOME ROOM 336-Miss Rachell Donham Left to Right: Top Row: Clark Thompson. Bill Tedford, Warner St. John, Bucky Stubblefield, Pat Studer, Tommy Thom- as, Ed Stebbins, James Stotts Third Row: Jimmy St. John, Allen Sutton, Charles Tenney, Virginia Tackett, Jean Taggart, Barbara Stricklin, Evalene Stringfield, Clara Dean Stoddard, Nina Stephens Second Row: Sylvia Talley, Elaine Stiles, Patsy Tabor, Lois Tabor, Carleton Timmons, Dan Stowers, Bobby Stewart, Cldudine Summerhill, Linda Thomas, Louise Tabor Bottom Row: Barbara Thomas, Billie Jean Stoddard, Inez Talbert, Frankie Stevens, Lajuan Terry, Judy Stout, Joan Thomas, Ouida Thompson, Sally Stegall 11A HOME ROOM 315—Mrs. Margaret Reiman Left to Right: Top Row: Larry Tompkins, Eddie Tyson, Warren Thompson, Don Thompson, James Tipton, Marvin Venable, Dale Traylor, Jim Tiller Third Row:: Mack Tucker, Hogan Tyson, Bob Valen- tine, Mrs. Margaret Reiman, Diana Vinson, Terry Watson, Jimmy Wallis, Jim Walton Second Row: Roger Treadwell, Billy Wade, Anna Vraf- sinas. Hazel Watson, Ann Vines, Sara Wafer, Jelean Tucker, Martha Wafer, Theda Ward Bottom Row:: Norma Trueblood, Janice Ward, Carol Tucker, Terry Tyson, Priscilla Trowbridge, Barbara Thornburg, Elizabeth Watson 1954-1955 11A HOME ROOM 248-Mrs. Carolyn Bell Left to Right: Top Row: Ronnie Youngblood, Herbert Wright, Ragon Willmuth, Frank Wiggins, Jerry Wilcox, Wayne Young, Walter Worrell - Third Row: Walt Winters, Larry Whitley, Jack Weide- man, Carolyn Wilson, Wan da Wooten, Nina Lee Wright, Annette White Second Row: Virginia Watt, Mari Lou Wcintraub, Barbara Wohrman, Patsy Westbrook, Barbara Welton, Rosemary Wilson, Betty Willis, June Yount Bottom Row: Aleeta Kay Wilson, Deanna Whiteside, Betty Lou Wright, Jane Williams, Carolyn Wayne, Betty Wayne, Jeanette Young, Jimmie Fay Wood 10A HOME ROOM 150-Edd Johnston Left to Right: Top Row: Don 8arrett, Tommy Bates, Bobby Almond, Paul Atkinson, Edd Johnston, Bobby Axtell, Clair- bourne Bass, Robert Bailey, George 8arnwell Third Row: Richard Almond, Sammy Baker, Floyd Adams, Tommy Barron, Phillip Almond, Donald Ballou, Warren Argo, Jayne Bass, Joyce Ambort Second Row: Beverly Baker, Zelma Allen, La Verne Atkinson, Dianne Baker, Elenor Armistead, Glynda Allison, Marcia Adkins, Ida Belle Aaron, Julia Adair Bottom Row: Jo Klair Adcock, Janis Argo, Katherine Allinder, Carolyn Barber, Nancy Jo Barton, Martha Armstrong, Phyllis Alexander, Joan Adams, Bennie Faye Adams 10A HOME ROOM 204-Miss Ruby Croom Left to Right: Top Row: Archie Beggs, Larry Brannan, Jerry Ber- oset, Jim Bennett, Bob Black, Edward Bradshaw, Larry 8ooks, Jimmy Bell, Harvey Boyd Third Row: Sandy Bridges, Larry Branton, Robert Bragg, Sara Blaylock, Beverley Bowen, Shirley Bradshaw, Betty Bearden, Annette Berry, Janis Beale Second Row: Carol Brooks, Jeanette Blagg, Joan Bennett, Juliannc Bragg, Linda Bragg, Gloria Boren, Chancy Blagg, Charles Bowerman, Bob Bradford Bottom Row: Ruth Ann Bitely, Katherine Bond, Gloria Berry, Helen Blaylock, Dixie Lee Bowen, Margie Brewster, Yvonne Bilding, Carol Bell, Gail Bosson 10A HOME ROOM 250—Mrs. Frances Williams Left to Right: Top Row: B. L. Brown, Jimmy Camp, Jim Carved, John Buttram, Johnny Butler, James Carpenter, Charles Buie, Robert Cardwell Third Row: Lucy Brown, Roy Burks, Eddie Brunzo, Louis Caldarera, Don Brummett, Robert Brov n, Bobby Brov n, Louis Burch Second Row: Delores Bushart, Marilyn Brown, Ethel Mae Burton, Linda Burnett, Dorothy Carnahan, Gayle Burke, Peggie Brueggeman, Marilyn Burleson, Vir- ginia Calhoun Bottom Row: Kay Cardwell, Carole Cantrell, Sue Bulla, Beni Brown, Bobby Ann Cagle, Katy Brov n, Shannon Carney, Shirley Buie Homerooms 10A HOME ROOM 251-Miss Mary Piercey Left to Right: Top Row: Jim Clark, Jerry Coker, George Clark, Irvin Clawitter, Lawson Condell, Phillip Cate, Earl Case Third Row: Roger Casingcr, Jimmy Cattey, Kay Clark, Lynette Cook, Norma Chumley, Elva Mae Cox, Una Grace Clements Second Row: June Conkle, Jean Cole, Joyce Counts. Lee Cazort, Dan Chisholm, Felix Cates, Charles Cone, James Cash, Jack Childers Bottom Row: Louise Charles, Donnah Clark, Donna Council, Carol Coe, Carolyn Clement, Curtis Coney, Mac Core, Charles Collie 10A HOME ROOM 313—Miss Edna Joyce Ramsey Left to Right: Top Row: Ned Downie, Marshall Day, Monroe Davis, David Dinwiddie, Ewing Crawfis, John Dickens, Donald Dugan, Billy Drennan, Marvin Craft Third Row: Donald Dalton, Buster Crook, Bryon Cun- ningham, Loren Crook, David Dodd, R. L. Damond, Jim Criner, Linda Day Second Row: Ann Dickey, Betty Curtis, Nancy Davis, Martha Decker, Carolyn Duckworth, Phyllis Dodd, Mary Ann Derryberry, Gloria Davis Bottom Row: Ann Darby, Hazel Deitz, Pat Crownrich, Carol Craft, Martha Cruse, Ann Curtis, Sue Curtis, Jeannie Downing 10A HOME ROOM 311-Miss Francilo Oakley Left to Right: Top Row: Ralph Erwin, Dean Ferguson, Paul Ells- worth, George Edwards, Charles Ferriter, Clifford Evans, Donald Etchinson, Earl Ferguson, Billy Faulk- ner, Tony Ellis Third Row: John Edmondson, Dennis Fields, Robert Duncan, Stuart Estes, Lee Dunn, Jim Edminson, Jimmy East, Anne Fewell, Fredia Ellis, Audrey Feeber Second Row: Sandra Fiedler, Carolyn Evins, Joyce Fee, Sandra Duncan, Miss Francile Oakley, Bobby James Farnam, James Egner, Pat Elbert, Sally Farrar, Sandra Evans Bottom Row: Kay Edwards, Sue Dunlap, Ellen Ferguson, Bill Emerick, Eddie Etheridge, Charles Emerick, Connie Ellis, Patti Sue Edenfield, Rebecca Farr, Barbara Evans 10A HOME ROOM 233-Mrs. Doris Glenn Left to Right: Top Row: Kenneth Galloway, Joe Gerard, Chuck Gardner, Richard Gay, Jerry Frazier, David Fuller, Daryl Gillman, Jerry Gardner, George Gill, Ross Fordyce Third Row: John Garrison, Don Fowles, Joe Garrison, Dan Fletcher, Billy Geater, Billy Gay Garbi, Emma Jo Fulton, Jane Friedl, Carolyn Gillespie Second Row: Marvin Glass, Dick Frank, Marion Gat- rell, Mrs. Doris Glenn, Dolores Gee, Barbara Gardner, Bitsy Garrison, Gay Garrett, Jimmie Lou Giger Bottom Row: Bill Gentry, Sidney Flatt, H. B. Gill, Bette Glover. Marie Gjcsteang, Glenda Fleming, Jamie Fraser, Carolyn Fitzgerald, Gail Glover, Jean Forrest 1954-1955 10A HOME ROOM 245—Mr . Marguerite Metcalf Left to Right: Top Row: Charles Harper, Jack Hammett, Marvin Gwin, Eddie Harvey, Bill Gordon, Bob Guthridge, Randall Grimmett, Bob Grant, Charles Hall Third Row: Dewey Goshien, Frank Grant, Norris Guinn, W. C. Green, Helen Habig, Susan Hamilton, Laura Hammock, Nancy Harrell, Melissa Haley Second Row: Lula Mae Goodwin, Marianne Gulley. Wanda Graviey, Joyce Gross, Dorothy Goodman, Margarete Graddy, Linda Gwynn, Kay Harding Jeanette Gray Bottom Row: Jane Haney Moore, Freddie Kay Harris, Leland Griffis, Jay Hale, Marcus Green, Peggy Hannah, Rowcna Gray, Donna Griffin, Peggy Hale 10A HOME ROOM 117-Mr . Helen Conrad. Left to Right: Top Row: Johnny Hickman, John Hatley, Donald Hill, Gary Hestir, Lonnie Holeman, Donald Holbert, Arther Henrickson, Marvin Holman Fourth Row: Calvin Henry, Eugene Hollinger, Henry Hawkins, Mrs. Helen Conrad, Sarah Hill, Eleanor Hawley, Mildred Holman, Bobbie Sue Hood Third Row: Joyce Hazlcwood, Janice Heflin, Maxine Hibbard, Dick Herrington, Billy Hewglcy, Helen Hollis, Jane Herrick Second Row: Madge Helm, Patsy Henry, Barbara Holland, Ellen Hawbecker, Mack Hillis, Charles Hollingshead, Roy Lee Hight Bottom Row: Donald Hays, Pat Herndon, Nancy Haynes, Katherine Heard, Judy Herbert, Delois Holloway, Sarah Hood, Pat Hill 10A HOME ROOM 218-Robert L. Parson Left to Right: Top Row: Bronson Jacoway, Roy Jackson, Kenneth Jolly, Robert L. Parsons, Jerry Hopkins, Freddy Johnson, Wendell House Fourth Row: Jimmie Howard, Fletcher Hurley, Jerry Irwin, David Johnson, Barry Hunt, Charles Hughes, Charles Humphrey, Bobby Hudson Third Row: Jack Jones, Buster Jones, Linda Hous- ton, Louise Hopkins, Joan Irwin, Thelma Johnson, Sarah Johnson, Lynn Jenkins Second Row: David Jennings, Billy Huey, Connie Mack Jackson, Barbara Horton, Sonja Jackson, Helen Hopkins, Janie Jackson, Patty James Botto Row: Donna Johnston, Patricia Johnson, Eliza- beth Jennings, Jane Jernigan, Karen Jacobi, Susan Hutson, Betty Jackson, Velma Johnston, Beverly Jones 10A HOME ROOM 152—Miss Mary Moore Left to Right: Top Row: Clyde Kingrey, Bill Knabe, John Kelley, Nelson Laing, John Kennedy, Bruce Keene, Phillip Keese, Wayne Keller Third Row: Richard Key, Wilbur Kyzer, Bill Kina, Robert Reut, Linda Langley, Roslyn Lander, Linda Kelly, Paula Kirkpatrick, LaNita Lacy Second Row: Henry Keatts, Tommy Kecbey, Dickie Kelley, Jack Justice, Aubrey Knight, John Kirk, Sharon Laessig, Martha Jordan Bottom Row: Joyce Jones, Anita Kirkpatrick, Mary Kelley, Sue Keen, Betty Langley, Donna Langford, Doris Knowles, Sylvia King, Dianne Kooms. Homerooms 10A HOME ROOM 341-William Ivy Left to Right: Top Row: Walter Leabo, Tom Lipc, Phillip McGuire, Jimmy Layton, Dale Lowden, John Lynn, Walter Lowe Fourth Row: Fred McCristion, Pat McFarlin, Pat McKelvey, David McClenny, W. P. Ivy, Chester Lowe, Mike McGibbony, Andy McColey Third Row: Camelia Lee, Rosalind McKelvey, Earnes- tine Lawman, Jean Lawson, Judith McGalin, Joetta LeMaster, Rita Sue Lawson, Billie Lewis Second Row: Johnny McCreary, Earl McCarroll, Joe Lyons, Gary McElmurray, Jeanette McGehee, Mari- lyn Lester, Maxic Lue Lanham, Ellen Lasker, Vir- ginia Ledbetter Bottom Row: Mary Looser, Laura McKenzie, Gwnne McGee, Lynn McCoy, Mary Ann Lee, Martha Mc- Carthy, Semmie Lanier, Patsy McArthur, Nora Lea Lewis 10A HOME ROOM 149-Mrs. Zinta Hopkins Left to Right: Top Row: Robert Maples, Grady May, Leonard Mc- Leroy, Joey Maxwell, Larry Mayhan, Charles Miller, David McLemore, Tommy J. Miller, Tommy E. Miller Third Row: Guy Maris, Joe McNabb, Lynn Mayhan, Jack Magar, Rosemary Millwee, Nancy McNutt, Harriette Matson, Sandra May Second Row: Regina Malczycki, Ruth Mash, Bobby Merritt, Robin Medearis, Jerry Masters, Freddie Middleton, Tracy Mahan, Evelyn Mondrell, Betty Milam Bottom Row: Judy Madden, Jackie Martin, Margaret Matthews, Byrdie McSwain, Mrs. Zinta Hopkins, Margaret Martin, Linda Mebane, Tommie Sue Mallory 10A HOME ROOM 246-Mrs. Mildred Stalnaker Left to Right: Top Row: Calvin Moore, David Nelson, Bobby New- som, Ronny Morris, Charles Nofziger, Doyle Mur- phy, Sammy Moss, Charles Neal, Robert Nichaus Third Row: Frances Mitchell, Margaret Mortland, Nancy Neathery, Donna Marie Nelson, Betty Morehart, Betty Jo Muncrief, Margaret Moses, Nancy Moore Second Row: Ronald Moore, Andy Morris, Gaylon Mulkey, Nancy Ann Nebling, Diann Mizell, Julie Ann Morris, Walter Murphy, Don Mitchell, Jimmy Norman Bottom Row: Patricia Ann Mitchell, Sherry Mizell, Ginger Murry, Mrs. Mildred Stalnaker, Lois Morris, Peggy Jane Newberry, Jeanette Newby, Billie Ruth Moore, Anita Jean Mitchell 10A HOME ROOM 148-Richard Hudson Left to Right: Top Row: Carl Powell, Gilbert Parks, Martin Phillips, Allan Pirnique, Donald Oakley, Ralph Patrick, Joey Parris, Fred Nunnolly, Donald Payne Third Row: Donald Pepper, Lawrence Perry, Bob Parks, Bill Plegge, Larry Phelps, Richard Hudson, John Pittman, Loyd Pearson, Carroll Powell Second Row: Marcia Poston. Patsy Parks, Ellen Osborne, Nancy Plowmen, Betty Sue Phillips, Peggy Peterson, Johnny Pierce, Charles Phelps Bottom Row: Judy Pope, Marilyn Oswald, Joye Oates, Jane Oates, Estlcne Plaster, Faye Dean Parks, Kay Oddie, Sarah Pearl, Linda Padgett 1954-1955 1OA HOME ROOM 113-Miss Margaret Setwart Left to Right: Top Row: Gregory Robertson, Howard Riley, Eddie Rackley, Olin Ramoly, Jerry Rogers, John Robinson, Joe Renner, Peter Powell, Gene Profitt Third Row: Harry Roberts, Randy Preddy, Roger Robertson, Mike Rector, Arthur, Reichstadt, Leslie Roe, Ellen Reid, Mary Ann Ring, Joan Prudcn, Mary Red Second Row: Linda Reel, June Robertson, Linda Razer, Carol Raines, Martha Pryor, Carolyn Price, Sara Price, Vivian Rodgers, Dianne Reynolds, Cath- erine Rodgers Bottom Row: Sharon Raney, Nona Proctor, Carol Reavis, Joyce Reed, Mary K. Reynolds, Larry Rey- nolds, Gordon Rather, Paul Reichstadt, John Ripley 1 OA HOME ROOM 238-Mrs. Abby Foster Left to Right: Top Row: Paul Shepherd, Bob Russell, Robert Rogers, Bob Schenke, Bill Shipp, J. W. Sanders, Edward Sanders, Richard Rowe Third Row: Phil Schwartz, Lewis Scott, Lloyd Schub, Kent Shorkey, R. Q. Simmons, Dickie Short, Larry Shaw, Carl Settle, Lionel Sanders Second Row: Julie Ann Saeler, Nell Rowland, Donna Shurley, Joan Sanders, Mrs. Abby Foster, Mary Lynn Schwarz, Bobbie Shewmaker, Nan Selz, Bar- bara Shadle Bottom Row: Linda Seitz, Jane Rowe, Joyce Rogers, David Siebert, Joel Ruminer, Raymond Sattcrwhitc, Bobby Shapard, Henrietta Simpson, Gail Sartin, Frankie Scott 1 OA HOME ROOM 111-William Lincoln Left to Right: Top Row: Walter St. John, James Southerland, Larry Sims, Robert Stephenson, Bill Sims, Ray Smith, Buddy Stein, Gary Stansberry Third Row: John Staneart, James Spillman, Tommy Smith, Coleman Smith, W. R. Lincoln, Jack Single- ton, Ernest Smith, Teddy Stanton, Carroll Snead Second Row: Ann Smith, Barbara Ann Smith, Betty Starks, Helen Stafford, Yvonne Stanley, Sherron Sipes, Linda Smith, Shirley Sisco Bottom Row: Betty Skelton, Ruth Snodgrass, Carolyn Sontag, Frances Smith, Sandra Sparks, Rochell Smith, Carolyn Stanfield, Betsy Jean Spragins, Frances Spann 1 OA HOME ROOM 116—Miss Pauline Dunn Left to Right: Top Row: Anthony Sturdivant, Ricky Trotter, James Story, Donald Toler, Marvin, Swaithes, Larry Taylor, John Thomason, Troy Taylor, Tommy Tanner Third Row: Tommy Taylor, Don Stricklin, Sue Stubble- field, Lillian Triplett, Ann Trieschmann, Sybil Todd, Gene Stuart, Bobby Taylor, Don Terry, Mike Strohsahl Second Row: AAartha Thompson, Shade Thomas, Christy Tate, Carolyn Timm, Lois Terry, Patsy Trantham, Joyce Teas, Becky Taylor, Martha Terrell Bottom Row: Donald Tillery, Robert Thomas, Billy Tedder, Arna Strickland, Sherry Stotts, Jane Taylor, Connie Terry, Katherine Stinson, Anne Strawn, Irma Sue Tedder Homerooms 10A HOME ROOM 239—Miss Frances Moore Left to Right: Top Row: George Whittenberg, Charles Wood, Ralph Wiggins, Stanley Wright, Hollis Williams, Jimmy Wood, John Wilson, Franklin Yost, Eugene Young Third Row: John R. Williams, Don Wyatt, Miles Whitnah, Don Winkler, Hanna Woods, Margaret Westerfield, Marilyn White, Mary Helen Young, Nancy Williams Second Row: Donna Winkler, Carolyn Winston, Helen Wood, Shirley Whittenberg, Miss Frances Moore, Sharon Young, Shirley E. White, Lydia White, Ann Williams Bottom Row: Narvalene Yount, Dolores Wilcox, Joyce Whittecar, La Vera Wilson, Janis Whitney, Shirley Ann White, Jerry Wilbourn, Dean Wyatt 10A HOME ROOM 240-John Meux Top Row: Jimmy Watts, Edward Turnage, Charles Trumpheller, Dick Vroman, Harry Vines, Edward Walker, 8illy Walker, Carl Vaught, Jerry Varner Third Row: Tommy Webb, Jack Tucker, Louis Wall, John Meux, Neta Wade, Barbara Washburn, Bar- bara Vermillion, Suellcn Walsh, Ruth Ann Walcs- zonia, Betty Wallace Second Row: Phylis Van Lear, Bettye Walls, Ann Vanderburg, Laura Weast, Carol Wallace, Francis Wade, Ann Tyson, Barbara Wayland, Yvonne Walker Bottom Row: Anita Vise, Ernestine Ussery, Evelyn Walls, Linda Wawak, Jackie Walton, Keith Utley, Billy Tucker, Susie Vinson, Kay West, Jan Walker Absentees from Regular Home Room Pictures left to Right: Top Row: Milton Justice, 114; Jerry Rider, 107; Bobby Goshien, 147; Charles Gray, 147; Bill Sharp, 329; Bob Riel, 107; Joe Crow, 220 Second Row: Frank Knudsen, 114; John Coker, 220; Paul Pounders, 201; Marian Brown, 250, Emily Durbin, 235; Carolyn Bussell, 250; Gueneveve Gibby, 147,- Bill Glasscock, 147 Bottom Row: Mary Gray, 147,- Jo Lynn Hill, 115; Reva Denny, 235,- Kathryn, Sims, 238; Shirley Knowles, 114; Lourietha lowrey, 304,- Martha Hopkins, 115,- Nancy Rector, 501 72 uu e mm OUP MLN m 3 letoreW. jy iioncl.. age Zefcr os were COc«M e qndrcn battle ■n tk� TgerS of ock otJ tKe M Zebras ’ 1 ot 8 P.M. e of Novw, S bottle Doors Decorated Read from Lei Observing an annual LRCHS tradition, homeroom doors were game, known as color day. Top Row: Miss Emily Pcnton's twelfth grade home room, 302, which won honorable mention on third floor. Mrs. Mildred Stalnaker's tenth grade home room, 246, which won the grand prize. Miss Mary Flood's senior home room, 401, which won in the competition between first and fourth floors. For Color Day brightly decorated on the day of the Pine Bluff football Bottom Row: Mrs. Frances Williams' sophomore home room, 250, had an attractive door display. Robert L. Parson's sophomore home room, 218, which won on second floor. Mrs. Lucile Barnett's senior home room, 331, which had an outstanding door display. 73 Classes Classes, classes, classes, classes! Classes come in all shapes and sizes . ... all sorts and types .... all grades and groups. Sometimes they seem to last forever, but some- times they seem to hurry by. Naturally without them, there would be no school. The teachers who drive us the hardest are the ones to whom we will be most thankful in the years to come; and we will hold good thoughts as we recall the helpful and consider- ate advisers. Maybe we spent our classtime as did Bubba and Bobs .... preparing . . . uh . . uh . . well . . Babs is preparing herself for life. We may. or may not. be pic- tured in the next few pages, but we will probably hold fond memories of our classes. 74 75 [ pflyawcAncK I Bale Chevrolet co. Art, Room 331 Driving, Room 107 Mrs. Lucile Barnett Don Sparks Top Left: Students are shown here in a course in dress design and interior decorating. They are at work at their drawing boards. From left are Joan Decker, Bernice Jones, Kathryn Taylor, Betty Wishard. Loretta Lord, Jamie Chambers, Jan Goodman, Doris Dodd, Carolyn Hubbard, Virginia Steinerf, and Jackie Howell. Top Right: Mr. Sparks prepares to give a lesson in driving to three girls. In the car is Lavine Sawyer. Standing outside, from left, are Sue Walters, and Martha Hopkins. Mixed Classes Journalism, Room 103 Miss Edna Middlebrook Bottom Left: A beginning Journalism class is working to meet a dead- line for the LRCHS Tiger. Around the U fable are Pat Crow, Jerry Coker, DeAnna Guinn, Carol Ellington, and Miss Middlebrook, instructor. Seated at the typewriters arc Virginia Floyd and Annette Blagg. Standing are Lynn Hansen, James Flack, Sandra Holiman, and Gearl- dean McDaniel. Mechanical Drawing, Room 104 W. I. Wade Bottom Right: Mac Farquhar completes another plate as part of his as- signment. 76 Foods class. Room 409 Mrs. Louise Alston Top Left: Food class eat the lunch they have prepared. Around the table from left are Kathryn Simms, Thelma Johnston, Marie Gjestvang, and Sherry Stotts. Clothing class. Room 405 Mrs. Grace Dupree Top Right: Mary Kell, Kay Holloway, and Jean Creighton arc cutting out dresses. Home Economics Home Management class. Room 401 Miss Mary L. Flood Bottom Left: Doris Blasingame, Melva Counts, Michele Orr, Janelle Jolly, and Nadine Watson enjoy a home management tea sponsored by Miss Flood. Nursery School, Room 135 Mrs. Bertha Cotton Bottom Right: Jamie Chambers, lynetta Bruck, Barbara McCroy, and An- nette Rankin watch the nursery school children play at the tables. 77 English English, Room 337 Miss Blanche 8owon Top Left: Miss Bowen advises Anne Replogle on her monthly book report in a twelfth grade English class. Looking on are Jo Ann Efird, John Crawford, Jill Walton, Shirley Grayson, Ann Dickinson, Lana Douthit, Wilma Baxter, and an Hall. Speech, Room 245 Mrs. Marguerite Metcalfe Center: Annette Hoover leads a panel discussion in Mrs. Metcalf's junior speech class. Others in the panel are Dewana Price, Rodney Phillips, Tommy Smith, Nancy Long, Bob Russell, and Betty Shockett. World Literature, Room 246 Mrs. Mildred Stalnaker Bottom Left: Mrs. Stalnakcr's class listens to a report given by Pat Porter. Those in the picture are Ann Holt, Bob Steele, Robert Trammell, Mike Robinson, and Wrenetta Martin. English, Room 233 Mrs. Doris Glenn Bottom Right: Mrs. Glenn helps Charlene Grady with her daily lesson. Others profiting from this information are Carol Tucker, Barbara Thomas, Billy Jean Stoddard, Nina Stephens, Bill Patterson, Ben McMinn, and Bill Oglesby. 78 Language Classes Spanish, Room 248 Mrs. Carolyn Bell p Right: rs. Bell's second year Spanish class is listening to records. From right are Frankie Stevens, Bill Springer, Don Spivey. David Guthridge, Ann Criner, Jessie South, Wayne Cooper, Pat Neal, Bill Jenkins. Latin, Room 238 Mrs. Abby Jane Foster inter Right: udents in Mrs. Foster's second year Latin class are in- terestingly listening to Sam Narkinsky and Don Mitchell describing Roman weapons. Members of the class are Quida Thomason, Ramon Blacklock, Gordon Rather, Lynn Mayhan, Kenneth Hcffington, and Jim Bennett. French, Room 143 Mrs. Helen Romine ttom Right: argaret Baker leads Mrs. Romine's first year French stu- dents in singing a French song. Members of the group are, from left, Jane Jernigan. Janie Jackson, Jan Hop- kins, Carol Brooks, Gaye Garbi, Judy Calloway, Martha Smith, Marilyn White, Sue Ellen Walsh, Kay West, Jimmy Calvert, Charles Shaffer, and Jack Barnhouse. Gorman, Room 340 J. O. Powell ttom Left: r. Powell teaches the only high school German class in the state. The pupils here are enjoying a period in German conversation. They are Herbie Reid, Fred Is- grig, Boris Malczycki, Clarice Smith, Daphne Scheidt, Ronald Cunningham, James Rye, and Billy Patterson. 79 Dramatics and English Dramatics, Stage Miss Alberta Harris Top Left: Nikki Polychron appeals to Tommmy Ashcraft's better na- ture in a scene from Poor Madalcna, an Italian play. Center Left: Pat Patterson listens intently as Carol Craig explains the trials and tribulations of her life in The Importance of Being Ernest, by Oscar Wilde. Bottom Left: The poor stray huddled by the fireplace is the center of attention in a weird, Irish play of the supernatural. The Will of the Wisp. The players are from left Betty Cleve- land, Linda Worden, Ann White, and Diana Loy. English, Room 152 Miss Mary Moore Bottom Right: Miss Moore aids some tenth grade students in research on a career theme in the library. They are from left Sylvia King, Barbara Wayland, Joan Sanders, Jimmie Lou Giger, Shirley Elizabeth White, Nita Wade, Ann Dickey, Barbara Horton, Janice Argo, and Bette Morchart. 80 Business Education Bookkeeping, Room 202 Mrs. Thelma Casteel Top Right: Mrs. Casteel helps Carroll Lockridge prepare his bookkeep- ing lesson. Others in the picture are Phillip Palmer, Gordon Brown, Bill Sachs, Carmen Fuller, and Carolyn Harris. Typing, Room 209 Miss Cleo Burkett Middle Right: Miss Burkett's typing students are taking a speed test. Members of the class are Adelee Cashman, Audrey Mas- sey, Lynn Parlin, Irene Jordan, Finis Herrington, Carolyn Lee, Betty Barrett, Joyce Dilbeck, Jane Saunders, Janet Selph, Sherry Cheek, Norma Walthall, Helen Speirer, Shirley Trantham, Joyce Gilliam, and Joyce Joyner. Business Machines, Room 209 Mrs. Ruth Carter Bottom Right: 8illy Porter, Sarah Jane Newland, and Charles Honey- suckle are working on business machines in Mrs. Ruth Carter's class. Shorthand, Room 202 Miss Getha Pickens Bottom Left: Miss Pickens is dictating a shorthand lesson to Gail Gibbs. 81 Girls' Physical Education Physical Education, Field House Mrs. Helen Hazel Top Left: Margie Compton balances on her head as a group of in- terested girls watch. Center Left: Gail Nichols, Jerrine Jones, Claudine Summerhill, Mari Lou Weintraub, Marilyn McKenny, Margaret Baker, Deanna Whiteside, Jeanne Muse and Gene Leftwich build a human pyrmid for grace and balance. Center Right: Sue Runnels, Marie Johnson, Florence Baker, Sharon Her- tzfeldt, Carolyn Cubbins, Marcella Rarcland, Kathleen Hollis, Loretta Holmes, and Emily Kendall perfect an intricate formation in a physical education class. Bottom Left: Mrs. Helen Hazel's class execute their daily routine of ex- ercises to build strength and coordination of muscles. Bottom Right: Aiding each other in a head stand are Sue Standley, Bar- bara Thomas, Kinney Mann, Gwen Beggs, Fotine Broo- mass, and Kay Padgett. 82 Boys' Physical Education Field House Activities, Boys' Gym Classes Top Right: Boys enjoying one of the activities offered in gym classes, the trampoline. Middle Right: Boys are always looking forward to warm weather because of the outdoor recreation. Gym classes are often held outside. Top Left: Pep it up boys, just a few hundred more and you'll be through. Out of sight Coach Wilson Matthews is cal- ling. Bottom Right: Heave ho, stretch! These boys are participating in calisthen- ics, given each day before recreation. Bottom Left: Rough'n-t-up with the rough ball. May the best man win. 83 Vocational Classes Diversified Occupations, Room 109 Top Left: W. D. Wisecarvor Mr. Carl Cloud supervises as John Smith receives first hand training in pre-spotting at a local cleaning establishment. Distributive Education, Room 102 Forest Cherry Top Right: Shirley Gilmore puts her distributive education training to work as a jewelry saleslady at a local department store. Print Shop, Room 2 Center: C. H. Tobler Mr. Tobler, print shop instructor, looks on as Bud Baxter and Bob Sullivan fold the Tiger on the new folding machine. Print Shop, Room 2 Bottom Left: C. H. Tobler Mable Etta Burns, editor-in-chief of the LRCHS Tiger prints one copy of the Tiger under the direction of Mr. Tobler. Staff members carefully observing this opera- tion are Edith Proue, Carolyn Allen, Raymond Fitzgibbon, Anne Burrow, and Sarah Dillaha, journalism students under Miss Edna Middlebrook. Print Shop, Room 2 Bottom Right: C. H. Tobler Operating the simplex, one of the newest machines in the LRCHS print shop, are Eddie Smith and Joe Owens. 84 Science Classes Photography, Darkroom William Lincoln Top Left: Jimmy Piper and Frank Plegge are enlarging photographs for classroom use. Photography, Darkroom William Lincoln Top Center: Mr. Lincoln looks on as two of his pupils, Louis Calderera and Stuart Dixon, develop photographs. Physics, Room 307 Everett C. Barnes Top Right: Mr. Barnes instructs his students in his physics class. They are working with wheat stone bridge to determine its resistance. The students are John Ostner, Brinton Ram- oly, Jim Simpson, Mike Smith, Paul Gerding, Donald Gephardt, Sue Cottrell, Neil Harper, Tom Hatley, Blake Harder, and Ronald Horst. Chemistry, Room 303 Mrs. Govie Griffin Center: Pat Glass, Carol Craig, Rose Mae Bogan, Richard Bell, and Gene Barnett are working in the preparation of acetylene Biology, Room 116 Miss Pauline Dunn Bottom Right: Biology students are learning to use the microscope and stethoscope in a biology laboratory. 85 Mixed Classes Plane Geometry, Room 341 William P. Ivy Top Left: Nona Proctor is illustrating the four angle measurement theorem in plane geometry under the instruction of Mr. Ivy. Solid Geometry, Room 237 Miss Christine Poindexter Bottom Left: Ramon Sharp, a student of Miss Poindexter's solid geometry class, is showing a model of a line perpendicular to a plane. Woodwork, Room 1 Paul Magro Top Right: Charles Partlow and L. D. Leas and a bed tray that they made in woodwork. Commercial Law, Room 220 Mrs. Mildred Dalhoff Bottom Row: Richard Delay is reciting in Mrs. Dalhoff's commercial law class. Listening are Bill McArthur and other class mem- bers. 86 World History, Room 312 Miss Laura Pederson Top Left: Emma Jo Fulton points to map as she discusses First World War in Miss Pedersen's world history class. United States History, Room 314 Miss Harriet Stegeman Bottom Left: Wayne Young is discussing foreign affairs in Miss Stcge- man's history class. Latin American History, Room 302 Miss Emily Penton Top Right: Lana Douthit points out a picture in Miss Penton's Latin American history class. Looking on are Helen Moss, Anne Burrow, and Jean Ray. Government, Room 304 Miss Vivian Daniel Bottom Right: Paul Mayer gives a special report on the German Assembly in Miss Daniel's government class. 87 “ nominate Mary Smith . . . Where is the next party? . . . I need some volunteers for the tele- phone committees . . . Will the meeting please come to order. Clubs form the backbone of Little Rock Central High School’s pupils social life. This is the way we develop our per- sonality. The clubs are our outlet from strenuous studies and trivial worries. The organizations have in them a few leaders, many followers, and very many happy pupils. I know that we, like Bubba and Babs. are very eager to see them so here they are. The highlights in our school year may have been the dances we attended, the scavenger hunts we were dunked at, or the happy hours we spent in chapel each morning. For Bubba and Babs, it was a dance, as you see here. There are many more activities at LRCHS. and most of them are recorded in the next few pages. Maybe our joys will be recorded in the memory pages that follow. 88 Inter-Club Council Sponsor: Mrs. Helena Quigley Top Row from Left: Brinton Ramoly, Eddie Hicks, Stan Daven- port, Rodney Jones, and Michael Johns Third Row: Betty Weiss, Ralph Goldman, Charles Vines, Robert Spector, Linda Holland, and Margie Compton Second Row: Sally Derbyshire, June Bourne, Carolyn Lee, Ellen Hawbecker, and Polly Duke Bottom Row: Jan Goodman, Beverly Cross, Letha Smith, Pat Patterson, Janet Spears, and Carol Tucker Activity Shots Bottom Left: Billy Doyle White placing coronation robes on ln,er-Club Council luncheon Presided over by the Valentine King and Queen, Jerry Hedges and Elsie RalPh Goldman Shipp 90 National Honor Society Sponsor: Miss Orlana Hensley Top Row: Fred Brandon, Ralph Goldman, William Shepherd, Neil Harper, Miles McPcek, Eddie Copeland, James Slaughter, Tommy Ashcraft, Jimmy Lee Harley, and Herbert Reed Seventh Row: Charles Thornton, Richard Jenkins, Herbert Rule, Billy Doyle White, Eddie Hicks, Carroll Lockridge, Charles Vines, Louis Henderson, Eugene Pfeifer, and Joe Hicks Sixth Row: Frank Dodson, Jere Johnson, Bill Perdue, Robert Hendrix, Jimmie Smith, Hoyt Pyle, Bobby Baird, Robin Jones, Pat Hurley, and Gene McNabb Fifth Row: Anne Wait, Ann Mack, Carolyn Giles, Ann Dick- inson, Rose Mae Bogan, Diane McMillan, Betty Weiss, Pat Porter, Gail Taylor, and Judy Barnes Fourth Row: Margie Browne, Carol Craig, Jane Parkin, Audrey Massey, Jo Ann Blancett, Joyce Holland, Donna Hopkins, Helen Ruth Scott, Raymell Pound, and Marilyn Dallas Third Row: Betty Emery, Betty Cleveland, Deronda Tucker, Karo Kampbell, Mary Ann Spoils, Doris Dodd, Barbara Henry, Helen Lawbaugh, Martha Harris, and Joan Rae Dodd Second Row: Jo Ann Alves, Elsie Hay, Jean Ray, Kay Smith, Mary Thomas, Jan Graham, Gertrude Cromwell, Virginia Rankin, Lorraine Harris, and Sue Cottrell Bottom Row: Jill Walton, Nikki Polychron, Sue Walters, Carmen Fuller, Mary Frances Jones, Virginia Steinert, Jane Saunders, Helen Moss, Shirley Grayson, and Jane Holmes 91 LRCHS Key Club Sponsor: Winston Faulknor Honorary Sponsor: Principal Joss W. Matthews Top Row: Carl Melees, Brinton Ramoly, Bill Treadway, Eddie Eleventh Row: Eddie Hicks, Richard Jenkins, Richard Butler, Copeland, Joe Hicks, Charles Thornton, Carrol lockridge, Billy Doyle White, Richard Bell, Paul Mayer, Jim Simpson, Donald Gephardt, Charles Vines, and Eugene Pfeifer Brooks Robinson, Charles Nordlinger, and Paul Gerding (Continued on Page 93) LITTLE ROCK )DITRAl HIGH SCHOOL Key Club Activities Upper Left: Mayor Pratt Remmel giving key to the city of Little Rock to Key Club International President, Louis Stuckey, Jr., from Dallas, Texas. Looking on are Paul Mayer, Jim Walton, and Richard Butler, of the LRCHS chapter. Lower Left: Silas Snow, president of Arkansas State Teachers' College, delivering address to Key Club Father and Son Banquet. Upper Right: The PTA and Key Club after ceremony dedicat- ing dogwood trees to the memory of the late Mrs. John Hackett. The trees were planted on the high school campus. Lower Right: Action shot of Key Club's New Year's Eve Dance in the field house. Couples in the foreground are, left to right, Joan Alves and Paul Gerding, Eleanor Massie and Tommy Ashcraft. Key Club (continued) Tenth Row: Herbie Rule, Louis Henderson, Neil Harper, Miles McPeek, Scott Woodmanscc, Mr. Matthews, John Ostner, Bobby Knapp, James Slaughter, and Tommy Ashcraft Ninth Row: Pat Witherspoon, Mike Turner, Don Holeman, William Shepherd, Jimmy Burkett, Buddy Rotenberry, Harrell Lewis, Tommy Strickland, and Mike Smith Eighth Row: Hal Gentry, Doug Smith, John McMillan, Jack Bush, Bill Hedges, Kenneth Herman, Bill Tedford, Bobby Armstrong, and Jimmy Diffce Seventh Row.- Jim Walton, Warren Thompson, Charles Carter, Mike Johns, Coach Faulkner, Charles Shaffer, John Ross, Willis Brown, Lewis Barnard, and Gene Barnett Sixth Row: Ed Stebbins, Dale Pflug, Jerry Wilcox, Terry Watson, John Choate, Jerry Carter, Bud Brown, Lamar Riggs, and Phil Snodgrass Fifth Row: Peter Hartstein, Bruce Anderson, Bobby Halloway, Bill Springer, Carl Harris, Jimmy Colvert, Leslie Grady, Dixon Flake, Joe Nosari, and Jimmy Baird Fourth Row: Jerry Hedges, Warren Mercer, Jimmy Harley, Monty McMinn, Jere Johnson, John Lile, Robert Smith, Ralph Goldman, and Fred Brandon Third Row: Frank Dodson, Herbert Reed, Tom Hatley, Dick Craiglow, Darryl Herbert, John Crawford, Bill Jones, Robert Hendrix, and Gamier Puryear Second Row: Raymond Karcher, Jimmy Smith, Gene McNabb. Jimmy Moore, Hoyt Pyle, Pete Zinn, Mike Wright, Bill Perdue, and Robert Swinney Bottom Row: Robin Jones, Benny Thompson, Mike Hern- don, Pat Hurley, James Ryan, John Gcyer, Bobby Baird, and Ramon Sharp O Gold Jackets Sponsors: Mrs. Martha Manees, Mrs. Margaret Baker, Miss Rachel Donham, Mrs. Zinta Hopkins Read from left: Top Row from Left: Ann Holt. Sue Nunnally, Rose Mae Bogan, Marsha Jones, Faye Rita Creech, Maydra Ray, Rosemary Ridgdill, Lois Callaway, Betty Weiss, and Ann Mack Eleventh Row: Carolyn Giles, Pat Porter, Linda McGahan, Bonnie George, Diana Vinson, Evalene Stringfield, Jackie Adams, Betty Ruth Kitts, Diana Loy, Ava Nell Noble, and Norma Walthall Tenth Row: Jo Ann Nolen, Harriet Holt, Carolyn Lee, Janet Selph, Betty Cleveland, Nancy Lewis, Nancy Newsom, Clara Dean Stoddard, Jackie Elliott, and Martha Smith Ninth Row: Donna Demers, Patsy Westbrook, Kay Holloway, Annette Brown, Deronda Tucker, Barbara Henry, Joyce Holland, Theda Ward, Sylvia Talley, Elsie Aaron, and Sue Stedelin Eighth Row: Kay Keese, Joyce Hoover, Sarah Wafer, Martha Wafer, Roselyn Parrish, Jane Kirklin, Edith Proue, June Carolyn Bourne, Ann White, Joyce Dilbeck, and Eva Lena Morehart Seventh Row: Barbara Cruse, Marcella Oglseby, Ellen Porter, Jeanne Pruden, Virginia Steinert, Nona Howell, Jo Ann Efird, Margie Eidson, Elizabeth Little, Martha Blanton (Continued on Page 95) Gold Jackets Activities Upper Left: In charge of induction of officers for second term are Rosemary Ridgedill and Wilma Baxter. Standing: Margie Eidson, Mike Robinson, Elsie Hay, Helen Moss, Ann Mack, and Harriet Holt. Lower Left: A group of Gold Jackets lead pep for an enthusiastic crowd at the Turkey Day game. Upper Right: Gold Jackets forming L C R for Little Rock Central at Thanksgiving game with North Little Rock High. Lower Right: Preparing to board bus, from left, Martha Wafer, Betty Ruth Kitts, June Clifft, Sarah Wafer, Carolyn Giles, Ann Mack, Judy Chapman, and Betty Weiss. Gold Jackets (continued) Sixth Row: Elaine Hester, Jane Saunders, Iris McElroy, Gail Gibbs, Reva Denny, Betty Barrett, Edna Halley, Barbara Edwards, Joan Thomas, Wanda Campbell, and Margaret Wallace Fifth Row: Sue Walters, Loretta Henderson, Qudia Thompson, Sally Stegall, June Clifft, Beverly Payne, Jackienel Lan- trip, Barbara King, Dee Anna Guinn, Barbara Stocks, 8evcrly Kelley, and Nancy Patterson Fourth Row: Pat Harbour, Agnes Allen, Joyce Gilliam, Mary Frances Jones, Virginia Carr, Annette Rankin, Sarah Beaty, Loraine Harris, Carol Ellington, and Mary Lou Medlock Third Row: Sandra Irwin, Linda Hill, Brenda McClenney, Carol Hanley, Julia Dickinson, Linda Me Grew, Diann Powers, Gwen Pounders, Carol Helmbeck, Lavine Sawyer Second Row: Juanita Conkle, Francis Robey, Mary Thompson, Jane Wyatt, Virginia Rankin, Rosemary McRoberts, Eleanor Bowen, Joan Ray Dodd, and Jean Ray Bottom Row: Sharon Helmbeck, Elsie Hay, Beverly Cross, Wilma 8axter, Adelee Cashman, Peggy Coates, Dorothea Ellington, Nancy Deese, Georgetta Brewster, and Jill Walton 95 Sponsor- Mrs. Helena Quigley Members: Read from left Top Right: Darryl Herbert, president of the Stardust Club, presides over one of the meetings. Top Left: Beverly Jones performs at Campus Inn during the Stardust Christmas party. Stardust Club Members: Top Row: Larry Nahlen, Royce McEwen, Coy Burnett, Gordon Moon, Fred Morgan, Paul Ellsworth, Darryl Herbert, Charles McCook, and Dan Eichenbaum Fourth Row: Billy Merrit, Bill Glasscock, Bobby Parks, Ronald Moore, Gene Dolby, Richard Tackett, Jack Justis, Jack Barnhouse, David Johnson, and Earl McCarrol Third Row: Pat Porter, Jackie Adams, Betty Jo Lashlee, Iris Johnson, Carol Raines, Jo Clair Adcock, Laura Dixon, Delores Anderson, and Johnny Garner Second Row: Gwen Oakes, Glenette Carmical, Linda Cooke, Louise Moore, Terry Tyson, Sallic Ann Wright, Julie Ann Hamilton, Donna Dunham, Connie Haynie, and Jean Muse Bottom Row: Carol Tucker, Janet Spears, Betty Jo Farnam, Carol Ann Dick, Carroll Rozell, Nancy Sue Irby, Nancy Rector, Billie Jean Stoddard, Betty Chandler, and Mary Ann Dickson Future Business Leaders of America Sponsors: Mrs. Ruth Carter, Miss Ruby Groom, Mrs. Gladys Johnson, Miss Getha Pickens Top Left: FBLA members are entertained of annual Christ- Top Right: The FBIA members enjoy a luncheon served mas Luncheon. Mrs. Harry A. Little is the speaker. in the club room, to celebrate Valentine's Day. Future Business Leaders of America Bottom: Top Row: Bobby Lane, Raymond McAlister, Billy Lowe, Bryon Crain, Tommy McKellar, Johnnie Blackwell, Shirley Trantham, Betty Herndon, Vera Choate, and Glenda Echols Fourth Row: Barbara Mitchell, Carolyn Lee, Joyce Joyner, Diana Vincon, Joyce Dilbeck, Eva Lena Morehart, Pat Gary, Deronda Tucker, and Raymell Pound Third Row: Juanita Conkle, Barbara McCroy, Adalee Cash- man, Mary Lou Hosack, Pat Manees, Shirley Muse, Doris Blasingame, Amy Godfrey, and Elizabeth Oswald Second Row: Lynetta Bruck, Wanda Corley, Carolyn Har- ris, Ann White, Betty Barrett, Margie Shaw, Barbara Edwards, Ivon Ragan, and Dana Stricklin Bottom Row: Elizabeth Little, Joan Thomas, Inez Talbert, Judy Golenor, Kaye Phillips, Beverly Payne, Barbara Stocks, and Rosa Lee Hall. Distributive Education Diversified Occupations Sponsor: Forrest Cherry Read from Left: Top Row:: Gene Johnson, Ronnie Crook, Billy George, J. C. Avants, and Harold Brown Third Row: Wanda Wooten, Gloria Noyes, Mr. Cherry, Teddy Daniels, and Elmer Beck Second Row: Shirley Gilmore, Betty Ferguson, Frances O'Rourke, and Robert Nosari Bottom Row: Shirley Lewis, Joyce Rouse, Maurine Jones, June Yount, and Vanda Bailey Sponsor: Mr. W. Delbert Wisccarvcr Top Row: Claude Pruitt, Everett Smith, Ernest Beck, Mike Murphy, and Booker Simpson Fourth Row: Eugene Tumbo, Joe Urbani, Mr. Wisecarver, Kenneth Timmons, and Teddy Brooks Third Row: Elton Cole, John Smith, Walter Worrell, Doro- ihy Burdine, and Frances McLeroy Second Row: Sue Thompson, Bobbie Waymire, Naomi Wood, Letha Smith, and Agnes Lewis Bottom Row: Shirley Muse, Barbara Collie, Emma Love- less, Jo Ann Yancey, and Shirley Loetscher Future Tradesmen of Arkansas Sponsors: C. H. Tolber, John Lane Top Row: George Vandergrift, Wayne Langley, Richard Adair, W. J. Stanton, John Bagby, and Mr. Lane Third Row: Billy Dashiell, Bill Forbess, Mr. Tobler, Dick Olson, James Moore, and James Agee Second Row: John Strosahl, Donald Stringer, Clyde Gar- bett, Carlos Stephens, Donald Moore, Harry Walloch, and David Reid 8ottom Row: Jimmy St. John, Eddie Smith, James Lane, Albert Oglesby, Joe Owens, and Bob Price 98 Future Tradesmen of Arkansas Conference Room Scene from installation of officers of Future Trades- men, from left: Robert Nosari, Billy George, Mari- lyn Duncan, and Allan Hodges. Diversified Occupations—Room 109 Sponsor: W. D. Wisecarver A program is being given by a representative from the Bell Telephone Company. Standing, from left are Agnes Lewis and Mrs. Helen Jamison, demon- strator. Seated at the table, from left are Barbara Collie, Shirley Loetscher, Emma Loveless, Letha Smith, El- ton Cole, and Mr. Wisecarver. Woodwork Exhibit Sponsor: Paul Magro Woodwork winners of the Ford Industrial Art Av ards Contest, from left arc Jack Morris, Kenneth Her- man, Gary Hoffmann, and H. F. Brazelton, making the presentation. 99 Top Row: Carolyn Harris, Amy Sisson, Betty Bar- nard, Bette Sue Blossom, Lynn Hansen. Mary Lou Hosack, Sarah Dillaha, Linda Cooke, Ed wina Keith, and Betty Manson Sixth Row: Pat Lynch, Betty Houchin, Linda Ben- nett, Mary Thomas, Bucky Polk, Sarah Cannon, Margaret Baker, Janet Spears, Gene Leftwich Carmen Fuller, and Drucille Blackwell Fifth Row: Jane Holmes, Judy Williams, Laverlle Coker, Ann Meeks, Polly Jones, Patsy Snell, Sponsors: Mrs. Grace DuPree, Mrs. Abby Foster Lower Left at the Debonaire induction are from left: Sue Cottrell, Vicki Park, Doris Dodd, and Sue Darby Sherry Quinn, Charlotte Jones, Myra Harrison, Mollie Beth Dicus, and Carolyn Hubbard Fourth Row: Sue Plunkett, Anne Wait, Gail Taylor, Judy Barnes, Carol Craig, Diane McMillan, Janis Nickell, Linda Worden, Anne Bone, and Virginia Floyd Third Row: Betty Pritchard, Kinney Mann, Joyce Joyner, Gwen Shepherd, Sue Darby, Glenette Carmical, Sallye Ann Wright, Nancy Hill, Sue Debonaires Standing in front of the table being inducted. The newly elected president is Carmen Fuller receiving gavel from Anne Wait At the induction, standing from left: Mary Tho- mas, Lynn Hansen, Sue Cottrell, Vicki Park Smith, and Pat Glass Second Row-. Jane Hopkins, Betty Emery, Cather- ine Beal, Doris Dodd, Jan Goodman, Janis Reel, Nancy Ridgedill, Barbara Wilson, Marilyn Dallas, and Nadia Grable Bottom Row: Anne Burrows, Martha Harris, Kay Langford, Vickie Park, Barbara Welton, Pat Hendry, Catsy Collard, Toka Millsap, and Sue Cottrell Carmen Fuller, Sue Darby, Catherine Beal, and Diane McMillian Sitting from left: Jan Goodman, Carolyn Hub- bard, Edwina Keith, Anne Wait, Janice Reel. Doris Dodd, and Anne Bone Sweethearts Sponsors: Mrs. J. H. Alves, Mrs. Joe Harbour, Mrs. Frank Malcy Top Row, from Left: Rose Mary Ridgdill, Diane McMillan, Betty Weiss, Judy Chapman, Ann Wait, Margie Brown, Carol Craig, Janis Nickel I, Edith Proue, and Karo Kamp- bell Second Row: Jane Holmes, Virginia Floyd, Jane Wyatt, Mary Thompson, Frances Robey, Michele Orr, Teddy Panos, Pat Harbour, Jane Kirklin, Carolyn Harris, and Mary Anderson Third Row: Sally Derbyshire, Kay Keesc, Lorraine Funk, Sue Darby, Glenette Carmical, Sue Stedelin, Catherine Beal, Patsy Curry, Jo Ann Alves, Betty Cleveland, and Joyce 8ailey Bottom Row: Beverly Payne, Janice Haddick, Nedra Dodds, Nikki Polychron, Lana Douthit, Mary Nell Bruton, Margaret Wallace, Shirley Grayson, Loretta Henderson, Carolyn Hubbard, and Trudic Cromwell Prima Donna Sponsors: Mrs. H. W. McGee, Mrs. Roy Bosson, Mrs. C. A. Hammock, Mrs. Arnold Edward, Mrs. W. L. Fulton, Mrs. Charles Ellis, Mrs. J. R. Evans Top Row: Marilyn White, Kay Clark, Sarah Hill, Sybil Todd, Diane Mizell, Marcia Poston, Lynette Cook, Ann Triesch- man, Linda Razer, Julie Saeler, and Nona Proctor Hamilton, Gayle Burke, Linda Bragg, Sarah Johnson, and Carolyn Winston Third Row: Barbara Wayland, Anita Kirkpatrick, Bobbye Ann Shcwmaker, Joyce Counts, Bobbie Sue Hood, Sonja Jack- son, Ellen Hawbecker, Barbara Horton, Peggy Hannah, Martha Cruse, and Mary Lynn Schwarz Fifth Row: Katherine Ann Bond, Nancy Jo Barton, Linda Langley, Nancy Ncathcry, Sherron Sipes, Shirley Brad- shaw, Ellen Lasker, Carol Ann Raines, Gloria Boren, Julie Bragg, and Jane Jcrnigan Fourth Row: Linda Burnett, Helen Hollis, Laura Hammock, Peggy Brueggeman, Jane Herrick, Jeanie Downing, Susan Second Row: Jamie Frazer, Jinia Ledbetter, Carolyn Stanfield, Nan Sclz, Ann Tyson, Janie Jackson, Sharon Raney, Shade Thomas, Sharon Young, Ginger Murry, and Gwynne McGee Bottom Row: Sara Lee Hood, Pattie Sue Edenfield, Ann Strawn, Nancy Haines, Carol Reavis, Phyllis Alexander, Gail Bossom, and Glenda Fleming Southernaires Sponsors: Mrs. Stella Hemphill Mrs. Adgie Williams Top Row: Iris Johnson, Ann Replogle, Jeneil Slayden, Louise Moore, Ann Dickinson, Judy Callaway, Joyce Fuller, Bar- bara Wohrman, Sarah Burns, Karo (Campbell, and Jan Nix Eighth Row: Janie Orr, Carolyn Oates, Jo Ann Nichols, Jo Ann Blancett, Audrey Massey, Jane Parkin, Margie Browne, Jo Ann Cope, Patsy Curtis, Jerrine Jones, and Jane Davis Seventh Row: Carol Griffenhagen, Patsy Curry, Polly Duke, Joyce Bailey, Pat Hudson, Linda Thomas, Nettilou Jackson, Helen Lawbaugh, Betty Willis, Kay Kirby, Mary Anderson, and Ann Vines Sixth Row: Shirley Grayson, Monica Starnes, Judy Denton, Nancy Long, Peggy Hamm, Jean Kizzia, Donna Dunham, Barbara May, Loma Barron, Barbara McCrory, Lydie Lincoln, and Pat Berry Fifth Row: Mary Nell Bruton, Betty Franklin, Sarah Jane Hayes, Carol Tucker, Carolyn Hundling, Jan Alexander, Judy Langston, Jean Flake, Connie Haynie, Nancy Morgan, and Wanda Corley Fourth Row: Suanna Flake, Glenna Bowers, Ann Ellis, Sarah Jane Newland, Sharon Douglass, Jane Brockman, Lor- raine Funk, Eleanor Massie, Connie Pike, and Kitty Kirk- patrick Third Row: Mary Jo King, Mary Lynn Hudson, Gwen Oakes, Beverly Finch, Barbara Shocket, Betty Shockef, Corinnc Cheshire, Terry Tyson, Kay Hankins, Patsy Tabor, and Carol Ann Dick Second Row: Mary Jo Bryant, Nancy Meeks, Opal Mitchell, Virginia Watt, Trudie Cromwell, Jacque Hultsman, Julie Ann Hamilton, Janice Haddick, Mary Fleming, Nancy Irby, and Ann Criner Bottom Row: Carol Rozzell, Sandra McEwcn, Annette Cole, Dorothy Freeman, Cora Jane Clark, Judy Stout, Billie Jean Stoddard, Betty Lou Wright, Dotty Davis, and Jane Bird 102 Sponsors: Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cobb Mr. and Mrs. J. W. St. John Top Row: Jim Tiller, Bill Shell, Ray Alexander, Kenneth Herman, John Phipps, Leroy Danner, Coy Burnett, Dave Hudiburgh, Arnold Corn, and Bob Armstrong Eighth Row from Left: Glenn Cannon, Dan Hinkle, Mac Farquhar, Dale Briggs, Alfred Johnson, Pat Neal, Bill Har- man, John Choate, Robert Bryant, Gene Roehm, John Rcspess Seventh Row from Left: Rodney Phillips, Hammond Satter- field, Mike Kelly, Walt Winters. Paul Ellsworth, Hal Gentry, Charles Smith, Gene Barnett, Bob Darling, Warner St. John, Jack Sanders Sixth Row from Left: Lewis Barnard, Charles Carter, Mike Johns, Charles Cale, Larry Hand, Lamar Riggs, Richard Butler, Bob Valentine, Pat Haynie, Charles Patterson Fifth Row from Left: Leo Aday, Bill Oglesby, Bill Patterson, Ronny Bass, Bill Sharp, Hogan Tyson, J. C. Avants, Terry Watson, Billy Harden, Robert Scott, Herbert Hawn Fourth Row from Left: Bobby Holloway, Charles Shaffer, Paul Koestra, Rodney Phillips, Jimmy Piper, Doug Smith, Hogan Tyson, John Respess, Larry Tompkins, J. Voland Jones Third Row from Left: Joe Crow, Bruce Anderson, Jimmy Kee, Tommy Smith, Pat Studer, Bill Merritt, Bill Heath, Robert Spector, Bill Sharp, L. D. Lea Second Row from Left: Regon Willmuth, Charles Rowe, Clyde Myers, Thomas Nickles, Bill Cobb, Thomas Nichols, Dean Kizzia, Jesse South, Steve Sherman, Charles Moore Bottom Row: Dickson Flake, Jimmy Goal, Mike Levine, Jimmy Hefley, Jimmy Jones, Billy Wade, Jerry Brown, Brooks Rosen, Bobby Taylor, and Jimmy Baird 103 Junior Chapter Of National Arts and Letters Sponsor: Mrs. Helen Marshall Reading from left: Top Row: Suanna Flake, Betty Weiss, Jean Rogers, Martha Maley, and Julie Saeler Fourth Row: Jack Barnhouse, Doug Smith, Dale Pflug, Fred Marshall, and Gene Roehm Third Row: Nancy Lewis, Joyce Hoover, Sally Derbyshire, Julia Dickinson, and Carol Raines Second Row: Cynthia McDonald, Mary Thompson, Virginia Steinert, Nona Proctor, and Phyllis Van Lear Bottom Row: Carol Tucker, Jeanne Muse, Sarah Hayes, Sarah Hood, and Jan Walker Grace Notes Sponsor: Mrs. Wanda Hudson Reading from left: Top Row: Dian Warner, Betty Lashlee, Sue Anne Thompson, Loretta Mack, and Mrs. Hudson Bottom Row: Sandra Holiman, Sylvia Moore, Nancy Nie- meyer, Nancy Rector, and Gail Ashbrook Science Club Sponsor: Miss Pauline Dunn Reading from left: Top Row: Charles Moore, Jack Reutclhuber, Donald Gep- hardt, Rodney Jones, Powell Hendricks, and Edward Turnage Third Row: Sam Steele, Dale Pflug, Monty McMinn, Wayman Krugh, Edward Sanders, and Herbert Reed Second Row: Willis Brown, Jerry Jones, Miss Dunn, Harold Strangways, and Phillip McDaniel Bottom Row: Dianne Warner, Cynthia McDonald, Carolyn Giles, Donna Hopkins, Nancy Rector, and Julia Dickinson 104 Pentangle Board Read from left: Top: Inductees and members of the Pentagle Board being served after the induction. From left, Carolyn Hund- ling, Elsie Shipp, Jan Nix, Sarah Hayes, 8etty Shocket. In the background are Mrs. Stella Hemp- hill, Janice Reel, and Mr. Jess W. Matthews. Center: Top Row: Barbara Shocket, Sue Ann Thompson, Ann Waif, Betty Cleveland, and Elsie Shipp Bottom Row: Janice Reel, Wilma Baxter, Jan Graham, Loma Baron, and Dotty Davis Bottom: During the induction ceremony: Dotty Davis, Elsie Shipp, Janice Reel, Ann Wait, Jane Parkin, and Wilma Baxter. 105 LR Club Sponsor: E. F. Quigley Top Row: Frank Plegge, Doyle Shepherd, Larry Nahlen, Joe Day, Richard Bell, and Bill Harmon Fourth Row: Fred Morgan, Brooks Robinson, Buddy Milligan, Calvin Moore, Louis Henderson, and Warner St. John Third Row: Lewis 8arnard, Eddie Copeland, Brinton Ramoly, Scott Woodmansee, Hammond Satterfield, and Ralph Goldman Second Row: Bob Valentine, Doug Francisco, Gene Barnett, Darryl Herbert, Bob Darling, Charles Smith, and Jim Martin Bottom Row: Ray Wilson, Bill Jones, Troy Green, Mr. Guigley, Bill Harris, and Bill Cobb Football Awards Auditorium Stage Top Right: Bobby Baird, president of Student Body, hands LR jacket to football letterman, Jim Wetherington. LR Club Dance Campus Inn Bottom Left: Members of the LR Club entertains their friends at an annual dance. Tennis Club Sponsor: Mrs. Stella Hemphill Bottom Right: Top Row: Margie Brewster, Sherron Sipes, 8cverly Bowen, and Marcia Poston Third Row: Jane Annis Nicol, Margie Compton, Diane Baker, Bobbie Sue Hood, and Terry Tyson Second Row: Owen McHaney, Virginia Ledbetter, Betty Weiss, and Sharon Raney Bottom Row: Carol Lee Tucker, Sharon Young( Bette Glover, Shade Thomas, and Jan Walker Centurion Club Sponsors: Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cazort, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Duane Axtell, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Earl McCarroll, and Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Russell Top Row: Warren Argo, Gary Hestir, Pat McFarlin, Charles Wood, John Dickens, Phillip Keese, Olin Ramoly, Ray Jackson, Tommy Smith, and Sammy Baker Sixth Row: Bill Shipp, John Hatley, Charles Nofziger, Clifford Evans, Guy Maris, Bob Russell, Ralph Erwin, Bernard Mucnch, and Ned Downie Fifth Row: Don Fowles, Donald Holbert, Chuck Gardner, Peter Powell, John Thomason, Chester Lowe, Larry Brooks, Joe Renner, Edward Turnage, and Charles Harper Fourth Row: Ricky Trotter, Eddie Harvey, Jimmy Cottey, Jimmy Carvell, George Whittenburg, Bill Geater, Bill Hath- away, Buster Crook, Gene Chambers, and Donald Toler Third Row: Kent Shockey, Ray Smith, Henry Hawkins, Buster Jones, Jimmy East, Don Dugan, Bronson Jacoway, and Norris Guinn Second Row: Byron Cunninghame, Carl Settle, Lee Cazort, Randy Preddy, Lynn Mayhan, Dan Chisholm, Gordon Rather, Jack Jernigan, and Ronnie Tabor Bottom Row: Bobby Merritt, Jerry Wilbourn, David Siebert, Tommy Barron, James Cash, Teddy Stanton, Don Mitchell, Mac Core, and Walter Murphy 107 Beta Sponsors: Miss Blanche Bowen, Mrs. L. C. Henderson, Miss Edna Joyce Ramsey, Miss Mary Moore Top Row from Left: Bob Armstrong, John Choate, Charles Carter, Kenneth Herman, William Shepherd, Eugene Pfeifer, Tommy Ashcraft, Jack Reutclhuber, and Eddie Copeland Twelfth Row: Jimmy Simpson, Charles Vines, Richard Jen- kins, Herbie Rule, Paul Gcrding, Eddie Hicks, Charles Nordlinger, Bill Tedford, and Miles McPeek Club Eleventh Row: Willis Brown, Michael Johns, Mike Kelly, Lamar Riggs, Robert Hendrix, Jimmy Wallace, Frank Dodson, Bill Moore, and Tom Hately Tenth Row: Ramon Blacklock, Jere Johnson, John Lile, Terry Watson, Bill Springer, Robin Jones, Jimmy Hefley, Bobby Baird, and Jimmy Baird Ninth Row: Ann Mack, Carolyn Giles, Gail Taylor, Judy Calloway, Ann Dickinson, Rose Mae Bogan, Ann Holt, Sue Nunnally, Pat Porter, and Diana Vinson Sponsor: Mrs. Mildred Dalhoff Top Row: Lynette Cook, Beity Starks, Helen Ha- big, Kay Clark, Nancy Ncothery, Julie Saelcr, Diane Baker, Camelia Anne Lee, Linda Houston, and Margaret Mortland Eighth Row: Linda Langley, Sherron Sipes, Ann Trieschmann, Linda Razer, Diann Mizell, Bobbie Sue Hood, Marilyn White, Gloria Boren, Judith McGalin, and Helen Hollis Seventh Row: Susan Hamilton, Shirley Bradshaw, Anr. Dickey, Linda Day, Ellen Lasker, Roslyn Lander, Barbara Washburn, Ann Fewell, Joan Eighth Row: Nancisue Whitcomb, Jcrrine Jones, Margie Browne, Carol Craig, Audrey Massey. Jo Ann Blancett, Jon Nix, Jan Graham, Jo Ann Alves, and Linda Holland Seventh Row: Helen Ruth Scott, Lynn Hansen. Betty Pritchard, Kinney Mann, Catherine Siler, Joan Ray Dodd, Dcwana Price, Nancy Meeks, Linda McGahan, and Louise Moore Sixth Row: Pat Glass, Agnes Robinson, Martha Wafer, Sara Wafer, Deronda Tucker, Diana Loy, Betty Emery, Betty Cleveland Gwen Oakes, and Joyce Dilbeck Gay Niters Sanders, and Glynda Allison Sixth Row: Nell Rowland, Linda Bragg, Martha Pryor, Ellen Hawbccker, Sharon Laessig, Jeanie Downing, Joyce Ambort, Pat Crownrich, Peggie Brueggeman, and Gayle Burke Fifth Row: Linda Burnett, Mary Lynn Schwarz, Anita Kirkpatrick, Julie Bragg, Ann Vandcr- burg, Bennie Faye Adams, Janis Argo, Sara Price, Carol Wallace, and Ann Williams Fourth Row-. Georgiana Lange, Joy Oates, Bar- bara Smith, Jane Jernigan, Barbara Horton, Sonja Jackson, Carolyn Stanfield, Carolyn Beta Club Continued Fifth Row: Lorraine Funk, Eleanor Massie, Karo Kampbell, Doris Dodd, Nancy Hill, Mary Bow- den, Barbara Henry, Raymell Pound, Joyce Holland, and Helen Lawbaugh Fourth Row: Rosemary Wilson, Jackie Dickens, Janice Hunneycut, Pat Hendry, Mary Lynn Hudson, Ann Vines, Beverly Finch, Betty Shocket, Owen McHaney, Susan Pfeifer Third Row: Martha Harris, Joan Rae Dodd, Elsie Hay, Sarah Dillaha, Rosemary McRoberts, Lor- aine Harris, Virginia Rankin, Carol Rozzell, Timm, Bobbye Ann Shewmaker, and Nona Proctor Third Row: Nan Salz, Patricia Ann Mitchell, Jo Clair Adock, Janie Jackson, Margaret Math- ews, Kay Harding, Mary Kelley, Sharon Raney, Gwynne McGee, and Shade Thomas Second Row: Sharon Young, Gail Bosson, Phyllis Alexander, Carol Reaves, Glenda Fleming, Frankie Sue Scott, Ginger Murry, Sherry Mizell, Sarah Hood, and Jan Walker Bottom Row: Connie Ellis, Jamie Fraser, Nancy Moore, Carol Raines, and Frances Smith Carol Ann Dick, and Pat 8erry Second Row: Mary Fleming, Pat Patterson, Edwina Keith, Judy Denton, Marilyn McKinney, Nancy Morgan, Margaret Baker, Judy Stout, Sarah Cannon, Dian Warner, Virginia Steinert, and Mary Frances Jones Bottom Row: Jeanie Pruden, Jackie Hultsman, Nikki Polychron, Sue Walters, Carol Tucker, Cora Jane Clark, Betty Lou Wright, Laverlle Coker, Pat Lynch, Shirley Grayson, and Nancy Rector Chapel, Room 247 Sponsor: William P. Ivy Top Left: Charles Thornton, Jane Parkin and Mr. Ivy greet Dr. R. D. Adams, who is prepared to speak to the chapel group. Top Right: Jane Parkin, president of Chapel, maps out the agenda for the next morning's meeting. 8ottom Left: Dr. R. D. Adams reads a selection from the Bible. Charles Thornton is in the foreground. Bottom Right: Chapel members listen attentively to Dr. Adams as he delivers a short talk. Chapel has a guest minister every Friday morning. 110 Radio Club Sponsor: Miss Mary Piercey Top Left: Top Row: Ramon Satterwhite, Lloyd Schub, Tom Hatley, and Charles Cone Bottom Row: Ronald Harper, Jim Simpson, and Tommy lipe German Club Action Bottom Left: Deanna Bowers, Carolyn Giles, Borys Molczycki, and David Russenberger are studying Bill Raney's cartoons depicting life in the German class. German Club Sponsor: J. O. Powell Top Right: Top Row: Bryan Cunningham, Herbert Reed, James Rye, Don Thompson, and David Russenberger Second Row: Borys Malczycki, Gus Stathakis, Bill Raney, Bill Cobb, and Rosemary Ridgdill Bottom Row: Barbara Steward, Carolyn Giles, Ann Mack, Doris Ross, and Clarisse Smith Radio Club Action Bottom Right: Ronald Harper and Jim Simpson are operating their radio set during the meeting of the Radio Club before school. 11 1 National Service Clubs Red Cross Club Sponsor: Miss Irene Harrell Top Row from Left: Pat Porter, Beverly Cross, Sybil Todd, and Kate Smith Bottom Row: Regina Malczycki, Carol Rozzell, Julie Saeler, Deanna White- side, and Jackienel Lantrip Y-Teens Sponsor: Miss Frances Moore Top Row from Left: Virginia Floyd, Maxine Davis, Rosemary Ridgdill, Betty Weiss, and Jan Hall Third Row: Diana Vinson, Betty Cleve- land, Mike Robinson, Barbara Town- send, and Patsy Reed Second Row.- Nadia Grable, Ivon Ragan, Marcella Oglesby, Virginia Steinerf, and Margaret Wallace Bottom Row: Virginia Rankin, Michele Orr, Miss Frances Moore, and Jean Flake Hi-Y Club Sponsor: Mr. W. I. Wade Top Row from Left: Eddie Copeland, Wayne Langley, Richard Adair, David Reid, and Alfred Johnson Middle Row-. Tom Lipe, Charlse Henley, Donald Oakley, Roy Shelton, Wayne Kellar, and Walt Winters Bottom Row: Bobby Allman, Lionel Sanders, Mr. Wade, Roger Dennis, and Leland Griffis 112 Future Nurses of America Sponsor: Mrs. Frances Williams Reading from Left: Top Row: Ernestine Lawman, Fanny Saunders, Ann Holt, Barbara Nichol- son, and Barbara Prince Third Row: Frances Finley, Martha Lee, Kitty Kirkpatrick, Pat Glass, June Bourne, and Linda Davis Second Row: Carolyn Cubbins, Rose- mary Wilson, Joann Daniels, Sally Ann Wright, Judy Mulkey, and Carol Hanley Bottom Row: Elaine Stiles, Carolyn Quinlan, Alice Lang, Janice Ward, and Shirley White Draftsman's Society W. I. Wade, Sponsor Reading from Left: Top Row: Stanley Davenport, Kenneth Herman, Bill Rath, Bill Oglesby, and Carl Harris Third Row: Joel Hicks, Jim Grumbles, Jack Bush, and Jerry Wilcox Second Row: Philip Palmer, Conner Spicks, Keith Curtis, Donnie Buck, and Mr. Floyd Dorsey, Sponsor Bottom Row: Larry Carlson, Mr. Wade, Sponsor, Jim Colverf, and Bobby Halloway Future Teachers of America Sponsors: Miss Christine Poindexter, and Mrs. Lorccn Lec Reading from Left: Top Row: Shirley Cole, Billy Knabe, Don Edwards, John Ross and Jamie Chambers Second Row: Pat Patterson, Sandra Irwin, Gail Ashbrook, and Phillis Dodd Bottom Row: Polly Lilc, Nancy Patter- son, Miss Poindexter, Beverly Payne, and Mable Etta Burns 113 Nitecappers Sponsor: Edd Johnson Top Row: Jim Wetherington, Larry Nahlcn, Mike Turner, Carl Melees, Bob Baker, Mike Thomas, Mike Taylor, Kenneth Rowland, Bill Taylor, and Charles Smith. Sixth Row: Bill Treadway, Monty McMinn, John Snider, David Hudiburgn, Charles Vines, Earl Whiting, James Slaughter, Walter Low, Jimmy Smith, and Robert Russell Fifth Row: Mac McDonald, Billy Russom, Robert Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Richard Delay, Robert Smith, Gus Sta- thakis, Walt Winters, Sonny Freeman, Gamier Puryear and 8ob Adkins Fourth Row: Mike Kelly. Jerry Wilcox, Charles Simmons, Dick Simmons, Dick Craiglow, Bill McArthur, Joe Mc- Elhannon, Jim Piper, Charles Patterson, Hal Gentry, and Jim Norsworthy Third Row: John Rcspess, Bill Sharp, Wayne Young, Harold Strangways, J. M. Jolly, Joe Crow, Arthur Connerly, Billy Glasscock, Ray Wilson, Ben McMinn, and Mr. Johnston, sponsor Second Row: Benny Thompson, Robin Jones, Don Ragan, Pat Snodgrass, Stuart Dixon, Jock Holtzman, Leslie Grady, Johnny Garner, and Jim Ryan Bottom Row: Larry Jones, Herman Branton, John Geyer, Ramon Sharp, Larry Mahan, Everett Metts, Dixon Dreher, and Thomas Nation Bottom Left: Gamier Puryear leaps into the air in a rousing cheer for the Nitecappers at a Pep Assembly. Bottom Right: The Nitecappers arc carried away with ex- citement at a basketball game in the LRCHS field house. They arc lifting a late-comcr to a seat on the top row in their reserved section. inti ■ 11 Sponsors: Mrs. Norman Hill, Mrs. Madamoiselles R M Jonot' Mrs J H- Ha es' Mrs. E. C. Nix Top Row from Left: Ann Vines, Delrena Conner, Annette Hoover, Catsy Collard, Agnes Robinson, Sharon Douglas, Mary Lynne Hudson, Carolyn Bussell, Jane Brockman, Pat Hudson, Elaine Evans Fifth Row: Nancy Conrad, Elane Perrier, Carol Rozzell, Frankie Baker, Judy Denton, Pat Hendry, Emily Karcher, Sylvia Ellis, Cynthia McDonald, and Julia Dickinson Fourth Row: Gwen Oates, Claudine Summerhill Nancy Meeks, Opal Mitchell, Carol Griffenhagen, Deanna White- side, Linda Bennett, Jo Lynn Hill, Nancy Sue Irby, and Betty Ruth Kitts Third Row: Nancy Hill, Kathryn Polk, Julie Anne Hamliton, Carolyn Hundling, Bettie Franklin, Nancy Bostic, Gene Leftwich, Marilyn McKinney, Cora Jane Clark, Patsy Curtis, and Joyce Fuller Second Row: Mary Jo Bryant, Margaret Baker, Judy Stout, Barbara Guthunz, Jean Flake, Nancy Carolyn Long, An- nette Cole, Myra Harrison, Dee Anna Guinn, Sandra Henley, and Jean Kizzia Bottom Row: Jo Ann Cope, Dewana Price, Pat Glass, Jan Nix, Martha Wafer, Sara Wafer, and Glenna Bowers Lower Left: Esquires sPon o r: Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Henderson Top Row, from Left: Bill Treadway, Wayne Camp, Earl Whit- ing, Richard Jenkins, and Richard Butler Second Row: Mike Thomas, Bob Richardson, Jimmy Burkett, Carl McClees Third Row: Wayne Pace, Claude Pruitt, Gamier Puryear, Robert Castleberry, Richard DeLay Fourth Row: Warren Mercer, Monty McMinn, Fred McDonald, and J. M. Jolly Bottom Row: Ronald Horst, Bob Adkins, George Johnston, Stuart Dixon, and Phillip Rinke Bottom Right: Stagecraft Sponsor: Mr. William Lincoln Top Row from Left: Buddy Stein, Bob Schcnke, Bill Rath, and Larry Tompkins Bottom Row: John Geyer, Mr. W. R. Lincoln, Edith Proue, and Jack Holtzman Quill and Scroll Sponsor: Miss Edna Middlcbrook From Left: Top Row: Pat Crow, Patsy Westbrook, Peggy Hamm, Shirley Been, and Raymon Fitzgibbon Fourth Row: Kay Keese, Ann Dickinson, Karo Kampbell, and Lynn Hansen Third Row: Paul Mayer, Jane Brockman, Polly Duke, Jan Goodman, and Wayne Langley Second Row: Anne Burrow, Sarah Dillaha, Pat Berry, Carol Ellington, and Sarah Beaty Bottom Row: Mary Anderson, Dotty Davis, Joyce Hickey, Carol Tucker, and Mabel Etta Burns Bottom Group: Students serving at Quill and Scroll booth in Field House on Ninth Graders' Night. The girls were dressed as newsboys. The two boys worked at the clip booth. Back Row: James Flack, Peggy Hamm, Patsy Westbrook, Lynn Hansen, Jane Brockman, and Pat Crow Front Row: Carol Tucker, Martha Blanton, and Carol Ellington Lower Right: Jim Byrd, bookkeeper sells 1955 PIX. Senior Talent Assembly Sponsor: Mrs. Helen Rominc Top Left: Lana Douthit contributes her part with a song Top Center: Janis Nickel, Shorty Grayson, and Margie Brown give their own impression of Navajo Trail Top Right: I Wonder Why Carol Craig needs that pillow? Center Left: Jackie Howell will bend over backwards to help with the senior talent assembly Center: Wake up, Tharon Crigler and keep up with the show! Center Right: Dianna Loy displays her talent by sing- ing. Diana is one of the more talented vocalist in the senior class. Bottom Left: Take a gander at these cool cats. They could be none other than the Dirty Four, Richard Jenkins, Neil Harper, Dick Craiglow, and Robert Trammell. Bottom Right: The swing band assists Billy Doyle White in singing Somewhere Over The Rainbow. 117 March of Dimes Assembly LRCHS Field House Read from Left: Top Left: Janis Ward entertaining with the accordion. Top Middle: Bill Jones holds the attention of the audience with the song, I'll Walk With God . Top Right: Vice President J. Harvey Walthall, Principal Jess W. Matthews, Pat Gary, George Tribble, Bob Lane, and Bobby Baird count the donations given by the students to the March Of Dimes. The count was $965.58. Bottom Left: Barbara Prince assists Steve Spearman of Hot Springs in announcing the program. Bottom Middle: Annette Cole entertains with baton twirling. Bottom Right: Mr. Walthall stands patiently while Key Club- bers Brooks Robinson and Billy Doyle White cut off his pants legs, which was a prize for the largest dub dona- tion. The Key Club bid $75. 118 Mixed Pep Assemblies Read from Left: Top Left: Mary Ann Dixon and Joe Ruminer do the Tom Cat Mambo, in a pep assembly skit. Top Center: Mike Taylor and Mike Thomas greet each other as they prepare to introduce the Tom Cat Mambo. Top Right: Iris Johnson calls for an echo as Royce McEwen listens, in a pep assembly skit. Center Left: Sophomore and junior girls are shown here at a pep assembly immediately preceding it. Center: Johnny Garner, student announcer, leads the Student Body in a rousing cheer. Center Right: Jan Graham, Martha Maley, and Elsie Shipp are shown here in a skit to arouse pep. Bottom Left: Lana Douthit, a reserve cheerleader, goes to the microphone to announce a skit concerning childhood days. Bottom Center: Royce McEwen serenades Louise Moore with Sh-boom, while the chorus sways in time with the melody. Bottom Right: A typical scene at one of the many pep as- semblies for basketball games at the field house. 119 Key Club Minstrel Read from Left: Top Left: Pat Glass, Linda Bennett, and Annette Hoover pro- vide entertainment with one of their songs, No More. Top Center: Introducing the Dirty Four : Dick Craiglow, Robert Trammell, Richard Jenkins, and Neil Harper. Top Right: The Key Club Minstrel would have never been the same without these humorous end men: Gamier Pur- year, Bobby Knapp, Bill Hedges, and John Ostner. Center Left: Charlotte Jones rumbas to the music of the swing band. Center: Parson Bill Jones expostulates a little sermon to the Key Club. Center Right: Jeanne Muse sings Hajji Babba. Bottom Left: Neil Harper tells one of his funny jokes. Bottom Center: Loma Barron performs in a ballet. Bottom Right: Herbie Rule explains a joke to the interlocutor, Eugene Pfeifer. Sophmore Talent Assembly Sponsor: Mrs. Doris Glenn Top Left: Sidney Flat performs a skating solo. Top Center: Jan Walker plays the piano. Top Right: Beverly Jones does a tap dance routine. Center Left: Carolyn Price gives a vocal solo. Center: Jane Rowe does a recitation. Center Right: Karen Jacobi, accompanied by Sharon Laessig, does a vocal solo. Bottom Left: Roy Lee Hight, master of ceremonies for the assembly. Bottom Center: Diann Mizell performs a ballet dance. Bottom Right: Linda Seitz gives a tap dance. Dramatics Christmas Assembly Director: Miss Alberta Harris Read from Left: Top: The page. Carmen Fuller, successfully slips the glass slipper on Cinderella's (Martha Harris) foot to the dismay of her stepmother and two stepsisters (seated), played by Patsy Campbell, Margie Browne, and Jo Ann Blan- reft rpcnprtivplv Bob Steele, the proprietor of Hernando's Hide- away tangos with Tharon Crigler. Onlookers are from left: Lana Douthit, Bob Adkins, Bill Halbert, and Edith Proue. Center: Ann Dickinson and Sandra Irwin, guests at the Cinderella Ball from Latvia, are per- forming to win the prince's favor. The nrinre Tommv Ashcraft, sinas of his affection toward Cinderella, played by Martha Harris. Bottom: The princess of Bagdad, Loma Barron, executes an intricate dance for Prince Charm- ing, (Tommy Ashcraft). His sister. Sue Messner, and his royal page, Troy Collins, watch. The sisters from America, Janis Nickell, and Gail Taylor, do a jazzed-up version of the American dance. Top Left: Bill Jones and Teddy Panos dance while Jan Long, Martha Hackett, Noopy Mooscr, Ed Stebbins, and Ralph Goldman look on. Top Middle: Susan Ballew and Tommy McKellar dance at Campus Inn. Top Right: Eddie Copeland and Margie Browne dancing at the Homecoming dance. Dances Center Left: Jim Wetherington and a Fort Smith cheerleader dance at the Homecoming dance. Center Right: Hawkins Miller, '53 Student Body president, dances with Kay Smith at the Homecoming dance. Bottom Left: Buddy Rotenberry and Janet Rowland, and Bill Williamson and Jody Baldwin dance at the Home- coming dance. Bottom Right: Igor Malczycki and Alva Jean Trout jitterbug at the Homecoming dance. Recognition In every school, there are leaders . ... the brilliant, the beautiful, the boastful. Not every one in LRCHS is pictured in this division, but they are all worthy of this honor in their own way. We may be connected with the next section. Maybe we cast the deciding vote in the election of the Tiger Beauty Maids. Maybe ice were the campaign manager of the Student Body President. No two people are identical. Bubba and Babs are admiring each other’s photographs, because they merited a place in this desired spot of the PIX. At any rate, the pictures that follow are photographs of the pride of Little Rock Central High School. 124 125 JIMMY BURKETT DIANE McMILlAN 12� h Grade Representative Vice President Student Council Officers TERRY WATSON 11th Grade Representative ROY LEE HIGHT 10th Grade Representative President of IRCHS Student Body 127 Student Council Members Seniors Twelfth Grade Representatives Studont Council Top Row: Eddie Copeland, Jimmy Burkett, Brooks Robinson, Charles Vines, and Bob Baker Third Row: Ramon Sharp, Bob Boyd, Robert Castleberry Tommy Ashcraft, John lile, and Bobby Baird Second Row: Diane McMillan, Linda Worden, Linda Holland, Eleanor Massie, and Doris Dodd Bottom Row: Lorraine Funk, Sarah Newland, Rosclyn Parrish, Jan Goodman, Mary Thomas, and Jackie Howell Juniors Eleventh Grade Representatives Student Council Top Row from Left: Mike Johns, Raymond Hunter, Donald Morehart, Jerry Smith, Charles Carter, and Jerry Wilcox Third Row from Left: Leslie Grady, Bud 8rown, Howard Roland, Jimmy Wallace, Terry Watson, and Jimmy Hefley Second Row from Left: Jimmy Baird, Richard Tackett, Madra Ray, Linda Davis, Beverly Finch, and Vicki Park Bottom Row from Left: Beverly Sanford, Bucky Polk, Delrena Conner, Opal Mitchell, Jean Kizzia, and Pat Lynch Sophomores Tenth Grade Representatives Studont Council Top Row from Left: Jim Carvell, Phillip Keesc, Bill Shipp, Frances Mitchell, and Linda Houston Third Row from Left: Laura Hammock, Sylvia Swaim, Ann Trieschmann, Sherron Sipes, Pat Tuley, and Betty Curtis Second Row from Left: Kay Edwards, Nancy Plowman, Nona Proctor, Gwen McGee, Phyllis Alexander, and Carolyn Fitzgerald Bottom Row from Left: Sarah Hood, Gail Bosson, Jerry Masters, Jerry Wilbourn, Roy Lee Hight, and Mac Core 128 Principal s Cabinet in session Sponsors Mrs. Margaret Reiman Mrs. Helen Conrad, assistant Standing, from left: Bobby Baird, Student Body President; Jimmy Burkett, 12th grade representative; Diane McMillan, vice president; Terry Watson, 11th grade representative,- and Roy Lee Hight, 10th grade representative Seated: Mr. Jess W. Matthews, principal; Mrs. Reiman, spon- sor; Mrs. Conrad, assistant sponsor; Linda Worden, cor- responding secretary; Mrs. Lucile Barnett, faculty repre- sentative; and Mary Thomas, recording secretary 129 Highest Ranking Students in The Senior Class For 1955 (All Made Straight A s for Three Consecutive Years) TWO TOP BOYS Neil Harper Louis Henderson THREE TOP GIRLS Rose Mae Bogan Gertrude Cromwell Betty Emery 1954-55 LRCHS Tiger Editor MABLE ETTA BURNS 1954-55 LRCHS Pix Editor ANN DICKINSON P RoLrt p0werd who acted as j ad fie in the Tigi Beauty Contest. Subscribers of th LRCHS Tiger nominated five girl of Central for this honor. Mr Powers picked one as the winner. JOHN ROBERT POWERS AGENCY CORP 247 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK CITY 17 January 27th, 1955 Miss Edna Middlebrook little Rock Central High School Li t f le Rock, Arkansas Dear Miss Midolebrook: It was a pleasure to select the Tiger Beauty ot 1955. All of the contestants were most attractive and it was very difficult to choose between then. have indicated our selection on the reverse of the photograph. Our choice is oaseo on (a) features a-nd contours of the face, (b) alertness of ex- pression and apparent personality and (c) feminine charm. As always, my choice is influenced by my ever-continuing i n t e re s t in the NATURAL Gl Rl . Congratulations to the winner and all the contestants and to the staff members of FIX. Si nee re Iv. J fV tp jOrM ROBERT POWERS NEDRA DODD NANCISUE WHITCOMB KAY KEESE kay smith Lovely junior, knoivn to all of us as “Bucky”, judged by John Robert Powers of ISetc York, or her natural loveli- ness to be the Tiger Beauty of LRCHS for 1954-55. 135 Rickard tt Elected by the players to be named Captain of the Year 138 _J aij -S mill 1954 Homecoming Queen Elected by the students of LRCHS 139 Senior Play Aetion Top Row from Left: Miss Alberta Harris, Director of I Remember Mama Mr. Thorkelson shyly tells Uncle Chris of his plans to marry Aunt Trina. Katrin worries over the fate of her youngest sister as Christine disgustedly agrees with her. Second Row: Mama and Papa exchange knowing glances as Aunt Jenny and Aunt Sigrid look on. The family is astonished as Dagmar brags on her kitty. Uncle Elizabeth. They are, from left, Dagmar, Mama, Nels, Katrin, Christine and Papa. Bottom Row: Aunt Trina is overcome with surprise as her husband Mr. Thorkelson announces that he vants her to haf a vaitress. Aunt Jenny demands that Aunt Sigrid tell the angered Uncle Chris what is on her mind. During this entire scene. Aunt Trina and Mr. Thorkelson cower in the background. 1955 Senior Play Cast Director: Miss Alberta Harris Stage Manager: Meredith Thom I Remember Mama, by John Van Druton Top Row from left: Tommy Ashcraft, Uncle Chris; Jo Ann Blancett, A Nurse; Margie Browne, Aunt Trina,- John Geyer, Dr. Johnson,- and Ann White, Scrubwoman Third Row: Patsy Campbell, Aunt Sigrid; Carol Craig, Mama; Tharon Crigler, Jessie,- Marilyn Dallas, Christine; and Carmen Fuller, Arne Second Row: John Gaunt, Nels,- Shirley Grayson, Dagmar,- Pat Harbour, Christine; Ronald Harper, Papa; and Martha Harris, Katrin Bottom Row: Diana Loy, Florence Dana Moorehead; War- ren Mercer, Mr. Thorkelson; Janis Nickcll, Aunt Jenny; Pat Patterson, A Nurse; and Bob Steele, Mr. Hyde, Pat Porter, Student Director Publications Publications are also important at our high school. According to the eighteenth century slogan, ' the pen is mightier than the sword. Now, in the twentieth century, that is still correct. Thanks to the many pamphlets, newspapers, and paraphernalia produced in our oivn print shop, we were informed on the important issues of the school day. Hubs and Bubba were fortunate enough to merit a position on a staff. Here are the other members of the staffs of LRCHS. Writer's Rendezvous Staff Writers' Rcndezvou is a literary magazi published and edit by Senior English si dents of LRCHS. T contests include poet and stories written LRCHS students. Sponsor: Mrs. Helen Romikc Reading from Left: Top Row: Shirley Been. Jo Ann Blancetf. Ann Burrow, Sarah Oillaha. and Mary Ann Spotts Bottom Row: Carmen Fuller, Joyce Gilliam, Jacque Hultsman, Helen Ruth Scott, Mary Thomas, and Sue Walters Advertisers and Printers Reading from Left: Top Row: Peggy Carpenter, Dotty Davis, George Discus. Troy Green, Joe McElhanon, and Landon Yanf 143 Bottom Row: Edith Proue, Johnny Snider, Earl Whiting Sidney Woodall, George Vandergrift, and Ralph Ward Sponsor: Miss Edna Middlebrook I nn_________1C T' Cl II Top R°w from Left: Carolyn Allen, Shirley LKV rlo I iqer T0TT Been, Mabel Etta Burns, (Editor), Ann Bur- row and Sarah Dill iha Bottom Row from Left: Virginia Floyd, Ray- mond Fitzgibbon, Paul Mayer, Geraldean McDaniel, and Tommy McKellar, Busi- ness Mgr.) Other Staff Members Reading from Left: Top Row: Roger Red, M. H. Spillyards, David Hardcastlc, Buck Haley, and Donald Wornock, Photographer Bottom Row: Johnny Bledsoe, Johnny Garner, Jim Tiller, Photographers,- Tommy Perkins, Pix Cashier, Bill Raney, and David Orr, Artists 144 1955 Pix Staff Reading from Left Bottom Row: Raymond Fitzgibbon, Ann Dickin- Top Row: Miss Edna Middlebrook, sponsor, son, Polly Duke, Kay Kecse, Karo Kampbell, Joyce Hickey, Kay Stockard, Jan Goodman, and James Byrd. Joan Close, and Mary Anderson Pix Staff Action Top Left: Going away party honoring David Orr, Pix Artist, who is moving to Memphis Bottom Left: Working at their jobs. Bottom Center: Teacher helps. Top Right: The Pix Staff takes a snooze after they reach the half-way mark. Bottom Right: David Orr shows cartoons for the division pages of the Pix. Many pupils plan to study music as a career; therefore. our music program offers an excellent oppor- tunity to them. It has been said that music . . . “hath charm to soothe the savage breast.” Thanks to the pupils in the folioicing section. By them, ice were charmed and enter- tained on many occasions. Here you see pupils for whom we predict success in music in the years to come. 146 A S S J (y 1 7 ' ' - L u_ . yi uocAU r ■ a • A 1 ■ Csrs. } JL ■aAjL, iKaa Cr 4J .Aj ! !_Q- JxJ ia ; -'v- ■A th ‘ . Lla -c ) V • fi7 ; ' • fUW- yj _ .4 CO T - 1 . L tA ' lA Xt. Music 147 Swing Band Action Top Left: Clyde Fairbanks, clarinet, Bob Shurley, Gene McNabb and Robert Fagg, saxaphones Lower Left: Beverly Jones, tap dancer and novelty vocalist, is one of the Swing Band entertainers. Top Center: Bob Shurley, director of the 1954-55 Swing Band. Lower Center: Lynn Parlin and Gwen Shepherd, featured in all programs presented by the LRCHS Swing Band, make up a vocal duet. Top Right: Gene McNabb, Don Orton, and Bob Shurley, saxaphones, and Don 8rown, trumpet Lower Right: Charlotte Jones, Swing Band entertainer with tap and ballet dancing. 148 LRCHS Swing Band Sponsor: Mrs. Helena Quigley Top Row: Herman Branton, drums; Fred Marshall, bass,- David Russenberger, Don Brown and Richard Tackett, trumpets Second Row: Robert Fagg and Mike Wright, saxaphones; Jerry Masters, guitar; and E. O. Huddleston and Stanley Davenport, trombones Bottom Row: Leonard Kyzer, saxaphone,- Clyde Fairbanks, clarinet; Bob Shurley, director; and Gene McNabb and Don Orton, saxaphones Lower Left: Mrs. Helena Quigley, founder and sponsor of the LRCHS Swing Band Lower Right: Ralph Patrick, secretary of the Swing Band; Roger Simonson, pianist; Johnny Burnett, stage manager; and Betty Chandler, pianist 149 LRCHS Band Officers Sponsor: A. F. Lape, Jr. Top Row: Tommy Ashcraft, band captain; Robert Bryant sergeant; Donald Gephardt, quartermaster; Dale Pflug stage crew,- and Bob Steele, sergeant Fourth Row: Bob Shurley, sergeant; Mike Smith, sergeant Jerry Oakes, sergeant; and Robert Johnson, sergeant Third Row: Frank Dodson, quartermaster; Wayne York sergeant; Willis Brown, sergeant; Wayman Krugh, scr geant; and John Ross, stage crew Second Row: Willard Kampbell, stage crew; Harold Strang- ways, stage crew; David Russenburger, stage crew; Mike Wright, quartermaster; and Preston Smith, sergeant Bottom Row: Dian Warner, librarian; Sylvia Swain, quar- termaster; Sue Anne Thompson, Librarian and Betty Lash- lee, librarian Right: Paul Mayer, drum major 150 Band Mixed Music Around School Upper Left: Basketball pep meeting in the front hall before school. Harold Strangways, Diane Warner, Nate West, Mike Wright, and David Russenbcrger, directing. Upper Right: Herman Branton, Cavalier Band member, on the drums. Center Left: A. F. Lape directs Concert Band at annual as- sembly. Action Center Right: Fred Marshall, Jeanne Muse, Bob Shurley, Betty Chandler, Clyde Fairbanks, and Ralph Terry. Star- dust Talent Dance at Campus Inn. Lower Left: Tommy Ashcraft and Martha Harris at Drama Christmas Assembly presentation of Cinderella. Lower Right: Concert Band and a cappella choir on a combined Christmas assembly. 1954-1955 LRCHS Flutes: Marcus Billingsley, Ramon Blacklock, Judy Brown, Willis Brown, Arleen Gordon, Carolyn Rogers, Jimmy Standard, Sylvia Swaim, Dian Warner, and Carolyn Quin- lan. Oboe: Sidney Orton, Roger Simonson, Barbara Smith, and Mike Smith. Clarinets: Raymond Alexander, Joan Close, Bill Dedman, Clyde Fairbanks, Robert Fagg, Donald Gephardt, Perry Grant, Billy Hathaway, Kenneth Herman, John Jacobson, Betty Lanshlee, John Mathews, Nancy Mauk, Sylvia Moore, 8ernard Muench, Sam Narkinsky, Nancy Niemeyer, Nancy Rector, John Ross, Billy Shaw, Preston Smith, Bobby Taylor, Jean Thompson, Jay Tidmore, and Wayne York. Bass Clarinets: Dudley Bumpass and Haywood Grey. Alto Clarinet: Richard Lawrence. Alto Saxaphones: Waymon Coulter, Warren Coulter, Way- mon Krugh, Faye Phillips, Bob Shurley, and Ronnie Tabor. Tenor Saxaphones: Don Orton, and Mike Wright. Baritones Saxaphones: Coleman Morgan, 8arry Colvert, and Leonard Kyzer. Cornets: Richard Allen, Alfred Baxley, Marvin Butler, Hun- ter Douglas, Branch Fields, Billy Fitzhugh, Bill Goodman, Ronald Horst, George Jernigan, Robert Johnson, John McKoin, Don Morehart, Barbara Nicholson, Phillip Rinkc, 152 CONCERT BAND Billy Wagner, and Roger Zelsman. Trumpets: Bobby Allman, Don Brown, William Carroll, Sidney Horn, David Russenberger, and Richard Tackett. Howard Rowland. :rench Horn: Jack Forrest, James Fort, Frank Dodson, Kurn Kruger, Johnny Rippcy, Jim Shafer, Richard Smith, and James Tankersley. Jasson: Sue Anne Thompson. Trombones:: Tommy Ashcraft, Robert Bryant, Stanley Daven- port, Roger Grey, Bill Haskett, E. O. Huddleston, Wil- lard Kampbell, William Marlar, Tommy Warden, Claude Wilbern, and William Lindsey. Baritones: Howard Daniel, Roger Dennis, Ralph Link, Paul Mayor, Mike Murphy, and Don York. Bass Horn: Eugene Brov n, Billy Plummer, Dale Pflug, Car- roll stecle, Sam Steel, Nate West, and Walter McConnell. Marimba and Bells: Sandra Holiman, Loretta Mack, Gail Ashbrook, and Jimmy Shores. Bass Drum: Grady Biggers and Jerry Oates. Snare Drum: Gene Chambers, Harold Strangways, Billy Raney, Jack Petty, and Louie Allred. — Tympani: Candis McNatt, Bob Steele. MR. KENNETH RITCHE 153 Musicians Take Time Out to Party Top Left: Pat Hudson, Tommy Ashcraft, Martha Hackett, Jo Ann Alves, Paul Gerding, Nancy Ridgcdill, Joe Hicks, and Barbara Welton enjoyed themselves at a combined a cappella choir and band Open House during the Christmas season. Top Right: John Ross, Dale Pflug, Grady Biggers, Ramon Blacklock, and Perry Grant are among the many band members boarding the bus for a trip to El Dorado. The band played at the El Dorado—Little Rock Central foot- ball game Bottom Left: The a cappella choir boards a bus for a trip to an out of town performance. The members shown here arc Pat Hudson, Carol Craig, Judy Barnes, Audrey Massey, Janis Nickell, Suanna Flake, Nancy Morgan, Jackie Adams, Margie Browne, Betty Barrett, and Margaret 8aker. Bottom Right: Margie Browne, Martha Harris, Janis Nickell, and their mothers, Mrs. K. V. Browne, Mrs. Henry C. Harris, and Mrs. Harlan H. Nickell, respectively, were hos- tesses at an a cappella choir open house given at 4116 Woodlawn, after a performance of the Choir. 154 LRCHS A Cappella Choir Sponsor:: Mrs. Mary Frances Thompson Top Row: William Shepherd, Rodney Jones, 8ob Blount, Bill Hedges, Richard Jenkins, Billy Doyle White, Herbert Rule, and Paul Gerding Sixth Row: LcRoy Danner, Hal Gentry, Warren Mercer, Royce McEwen, Joe Hicks, John Gaunt, Jerry Bennett, Robert Dale Smith, and Gene Rachels Fifth Row: Larry Carlson, Billy Glasscock, Robin Jones, Margie Browne, Carol Craig, Suanna Flake, Gail Taylor, and Betty Weiss Fourth Row: Audrey Massey, Joan Jackson, Judy Barnes, Jackie Adams, Janis Nickell, Jan Nix, Betty Ruth Kitts, Doris Ross, and Diana Loy Third Row: Mary Ann Spots, JoAnn Alves, Joan Rae Dodd, Pat Hudson, Norma Walthall, Nancy Ridgdill, Kay Ian- ford, and Donna Hopkins Second Row: Marilyn Dallas, Linda Thomas, Martha Harris. Barbara Welton, Ann Burrow, Janelle Rudisill, Mary Lou Medlock, and Margaret Baker Bottom Row: Nancy Morgan, Mrs. Thompson, Betty Bar- rett,, Jo Ann Gilbreath, Edna Halley, Jane Williams, and Trudie Cromwell 155 Glee Club Girls Sponsor: Mrs. Mary Frances Thompson Top Row from Left: Emma Jo Fulton, Helen Habig, Mary Reutz, Kay Clark, 8arbara Strickland, Jane Davis, Julie Saeler, Deanna Smith, Nancy Jo Barton, and Jeanette Blagg Eighth Row: Lynn McCoy, Kay Cardwell, Sandra Parks, Ann Dickey, Billye Fay Lyle, Carolyn Oates, Shirly Sisco, Donna Shurlcy, Shannon Carney, and Joan Pruden Seventh Row: Anita Kirkpatrick, Marcella Oglesby, Linda Burnett, Shirley Hirby, Nancy Nebling, Jean Fortson, Jean Forrest, Jane Jernigon, Freddie Kay Harris, and Janie Jackson Sixth Row: Wilda Lou Lovell, Bitsy Garrison, Gwynnc McGee, Elizabeth Jennings, Carolyn Stanfield, Sherry Quinn, Betsy Jean Spragins, Mary Ann Latimer, Nancy Haynes, and Barbara Ferguson Fifth Row: Judy Chapman, Patsy Campbell, Sue Plunkett, Jerrine Jones, Marilou Weintraub, Gwen Shepherd, May- dra Ray, Annette Blagg, Pat Glass, and Deanna Coleman Fourth Row: Jean Rogers, Doris Kerr, Martha Smith, An- nette 8rown, Carolyn Baxter, Nancy Cook, Carolyn Cub- bins, Barbara Smith, and Emily Durbin Third Row: Barbara Shocket, Janis Huneycutt, Pat Hendry, Jane Johnston, Betty Shocket, Georgette Brewster, Lynda Dixon, Linda Bennett, Linda Hill, and Agnes Allen Second Row: Alice Ann Long, Betty Manson, Mary Cath- erine Kline, Jean Kizzia, Barbara Thomas, Judy Stout, Jo Ann Efird, Marolyn Farris, and Barbara Edwards Bottom Row: Margie Eidson, Jeannie Muse, Carolyn Farris, Ann Meeks, June Clifft, Nancy Bostic, Molly Beth Dicus, Kathleen Hollis, and Jean Creighton 156 Boys' Glee Club Sponsor: Mr . Mary Frances Thompson Top Row, from Left: Bruce Keene, George Gill, Gilbert Perks, James Carpenter, Phillip McGuire, Tommy Ashcraft, Gordon Brown, and Bob Axtell Third Row: Terry Coker, Jim Clark, Eddie Rackley, Tommy Bates, Glenn Jett, Wayne Cooper, Roger Robertson, and David Mclemore Second Row: Bill Drennan, Wayne Dill, Arthur Henrikson, Fred Johnson, Bill Halbert, Marvin Glass, Bobby Almond, and Sidney Flatt Bottom Row: Bob Adkins, Roger Simonson, Charles Bell, H. B. Gill, Mary Beth Smith. David Harrison, Andy Morris, and Jonathan Moore Girls' Glee Club Sponsor: Mrs. Mary Frances Thompson Top Row, from Left: Barbara Nicholson, Gaye Garbi, Rosa- lind McKelvy, Sarah Hill, Eleanor Hawley, Camelia Lee, Jan Hall, Linda Razer, Rosemary Milwee, and Bobbie Sue Hood Fourth Row: Glynda Allison, Bonnie George, Roslyn Lander, Ann Davis, Sarah Price, Martha Decker, Joyce Rodgers, Phyllis Dodd, Mary Ann Gulley, and Carolyn Price Third Row-. Gail Glover, Carolyn Bussell, Delores Bushart, Betty Skelton, Barbara Shadle, Benny Faye Adams, Joan Adams, Julia Morris, Marcia Adkins, and Ann Vander- burg Second Row: Glenda Fleming, Gayle Burke, Martha Thorn- ton, Karen Jacobi, Beverly Baker, Mary Ann Johnston, Laura McKenzie, Jane Moore, Betty Mitchell, and Linda Wawak Bottom Row: Semmie LaNier, Joan Thomas, Anita Vise, Peggy Newberry, Mary Reynolds, Mary Anderson, Dru- cillc Blackwell, Sally Stegall, Jan Walker, and Sylvia King 157 Sports are the rallying point of our school, because that is the interest which the student body as a whole supports the most. We literally scream ourselves hoarse, when driving our celebrated Tigers on to victory. Not only do we support our athletes, but we also admire them. Many of us have been in a situation such as Sabs and Bubba are in here. Following, you will see the ones whom we know, admire, and support. 159 Trainer Sparks Top Left: Track coach and trainer, Don Sparks is sterilizing some medical instruments. In background are new medical cabinets. Top Right: Coach Sparks is giving a massage to one of the track boys. Middle left: Coach Sparks is pointing out some parts of the human body where injuries most often occur. in First Aid Room Center: Pat Haynie is working with weights to build up his leg muscles. Middle Right: Coach Sparks is applying oxygen to a boy. Bottom Left: Scott Woodmansc© left is watching while Coach Sparks fills out an injury report. Bottom Right: Jim Wetherington receiving treatment for a knee injury applied by student trainer Terry Watson. 160 1954-1955 Coachii Staff for LRCHS , c ; rrA COACH ln. $ Earl F. Quigley Athletic Director Lawrence Mobley Basketball Football Assistant Don Sparks Athletic Trainer Winston Faulkner Assistant coach of football and basketball Wilson D. Matthews Head Football Coach Ray Peters Line Football Coach 161 LRCHS vs. Fort Smith Top row, top to bottom. End Bill Harmon, Guard Richard Maxwell, Center Larry Nahlcn, End Joe Day. In the action shots top left, Ralph Goldman is tackled by an unidentified player. In the background are Scott Woodmansee (10) and Darryl Herbert (32). Top right, Ralph Goldman carries around right end. Leading the way for him are Bill Jones (14), Jim Wetherington (12), and Richard Maxwell on ground. Bottom left, Darryl Herbert skirts left end with Frank Plegge (72) blocking for him. Bottom right. Coach Ray Peters, Dr. John M. Smith, Coach Wilson Matthews, and Fort Smith Coach Steed White. Little Rock Tigers rolled over the Fort Smith Grizzlies 28-6, in Tiger Stadium before a homecoming crowd on October 8. The Tigers' devastating ground attack piled up a total of 305 yards rushing to wear down the Grizzlies almost completely. Fort Smith had a total of 124 yards, rushing. Scoring laurels were distributed evenly for the Tigers with Darryl Herbert, Ralph Gold- man, Hammond Satterfield, and Scott Woodmansee making one touchdown each. Although Halfback Jim Wetherington did not make a touchdown, he converted after all four touch- downs and played a fine game on defense. Playing an outstanding defensive game was Darryl Herbert who consistently came up from his linebacker position to make key tackles. Also playing well defensively were Richard Bell, Guard Richard Maxwell, and Halfbacks Bill Jones and Ralph Goldman. LRCHS vs. Istrouma, Baton Rouge Top row, from left. Quarterback Hammond Satterfield, Tackle Leroy Danner, Tackle Larry Francis, and Quarterback Jimmy Martin. Bottom right. Quarterback Hammond Satterfield jumps to pass. Fixing to throw a block is Guard Eddie Copeland (61). The Tigers played five out-of-town games, two of them being out-of-state contests. LRCHS Bengals only lost to out-of-town foes came at the hands of Istrouma High School of Baton Rouge. The Louisiana squad smothered the Tigers, 46-20, on September 24. Roaring back the next week, the Bengals downed the hapless Hot Springs Trojans, 52-0, on October 1. Texarkana, Arkansas was Little Rock's next out-of-town foe, the Tigers winning, 27-7, on October 15. Then came El Dorado on October 22 and Tilghman High of Paducah, Kentucky on November 28. Little Rock won these games 21-7 and 28-12, respectively. imm Homecoming Activities Top row, from left. Halfback Jimmy Woods, Tackle Frank Plcgge, Halfback Jim Wethcrington, and Halfback Michael Johns Center left, Kay Smith, 1954 Homecoming Queen. Bottom left, the Homecoming Queen's court. Bottom right, members of the LRCHS foot- ball team pin orchids on four of the Homecoming Maids. Left to right, they are Tharon Crigler and Larry Nahlem, Nedro Dodds and Buddy Milligan, Jan Graham and Fred Isgrig, and Gwen Pounders and Robert Castleberry. The 1954 Homecoming game featured many activities for the student body of Central High School. In festivities before the game the queen and her maids were announced. Queen was Kay Smith; her maids of honor were Tharon Criger, Jan Graham, Nedra Dodds, and Gwen Pounders. Other maids were Phyllis Alexander, Margie Brown, Kay Edwards, Charlene Grady, Martha Hackett, Annette Hoover, Martha Maley, Kathryn Polk, Nikki Polychron, and Ann Strawn. The Gold Jacket Club formed the aisle which the maids, maids of honor, and queen make their entrance. The game climaxed a week of activities urging the Tigers to beat Fort Smith. They did. 164 LRCHS vs. Memphis Central Top row, from left. Tackle Fred Isgrig, Guard Eddie Copeland, End George Edwards, and Halfback Ralph Goldman 8ottom left. Fullback Darryl Herbert is tackled by a Memphis Central player. In the background arc Jim Wetherington (12), Richard Maxwell, and Herbert Rule. Bottom right. Halfback Jim Wetherington is stopped by a Memphis Central tackier. Blocking for him is Frank Plegge. After a slow start, the Little Rock Tigers crushed the Memphis Central Warriors in the second half 14-0, on Ocfobeh 29, before a little less than 3000 shivering fans in Tiger Stadium. The Bengal's rushing attack rolled up a total of 240 yards compared to the Warrior's 97. The Tigers completed three out of nine passes for 25 yards. The Warriors connected on three out of 13 for a total of 66 yards. Fans saw a fine display of punting by Memphis' Don Griggs who punted seven times for an average of 42 yards per punt. But all his fine kicks were of no avail, for every time he would get off a good long one, the Tigers would quickly grind out yardage tc. escape from their own territory. It was the Tigers' sixth win of the season, and it evened their record against out-of-state competition at 2-2. 165 Big Seven Activities Top left, Robert Castleberry and Calvin Moore pull down Bessemer's star halfback. Tommy Lorino, while Frank Plcgge (72) and Charles Smith look on. Top right, Darryl Herbert gains yardage against Bessemer with the aid of Richard Maxwell and Herbert Rule (75). Center, Guard Warner Si. John (9). Bottom row, left to right. Guard Lewis Banard, Halfback Mike Hendon, Guard Bill Mc- Murray, and Fullback Calvin Moore. LRCHS Tigers placed six men on the 1954 all Big Seven football squad. Three Bengals each were picked by the league coaches for the first offensive and defenseive teams, three men were named on the alternate offensive team, two on the alternate defense squad and fen were given honorable mention. Members of the first offensive team from Little Rock were Tackle Frank Plegge, Guard Richard Maxwell, and Halfback Jim Wetherington. On the first defensive team were Tackle Eddie Copeland, Guard Warner St. John and Linebacker Darryl Herbert. Darryl Herbert is the only man on the Tiger squad to be chosen two consecutive years. On the alternate offensive squad for the Tigers were End Richard Bell, Center Larry Nahlem, and Halfback Ralph Goldman. On the Alternate defense eleven were Linebacker Bill Jones and Halfback Jimmy Martin. LRCHS vs. Memphis Treadwell Top row. from left, Tackle Charles Carter, Quarterback Bill Glasscock, Center Buddy Milligan, and Halfback Bill Jones Center right, Wilson Matthews, the Tigers' outstanding football coach Bottom left. Halfback Ralph Goldman is tackled by a host of Treadwell tacklers. Bottom center. Fullback Darryl Herbert is stopped by two Treadwell linemen. Looking on is Ralph Goldman (20) Bottom right, Calvin Moore, Coach Ray Peters, and Coach Wilson Matthews walk to the dressing rooms at halftime in the Treadwell game. Little Rock Central High Tigers began their football season in fine style as they over- ran the Memphis Treadwell Eagles, 34-13, before 7,000 fans in Tiger Stadium on Sep- tember 10. The Tigers three ace running backs, Darryl Herbert, Jim Wctherington, and Ralph Goldman, proved to be too much for the hapless Eagles as they paced the Tigers to a 34 to 0 lead at the end of the third quarter. Herbert led the scoring for the Tigers with two touchdowns, with Wctherington, Goldman, and End Richard Bell adding one each. Wetherington converted for the extra point after the last four TD's. All was not easy for the Tigers, however, for the Halfback Troy Green received a dislocated elbow and had to be rushed off to the hospital. LRCHS vs. N. L. R., Turkey Day Game Halfbpfck Johgny Sh ver, Top row, from left. Fullback Troy Green, End Chdrl s Tackle Herbert Rule M ‘ . . (A Center left. Fullback Calvin Rock Wildcats. Moo C'.runs for a.fouchdOwn c kva r- • 1 Goldman- ) carrjej. through Bottom left. Halfback Ralph Frank Plegge (72). Bottom right. Fullback Darryl_y.erbert is tackli picture are Richard Maxwell (63), Hafhmond Saffci ng a lincpluhge. ftts6 i if the and Frarik Plegge on, bottom. Over 8,000 fans were on hand in Tiger Stadium November 25 to witness the defeat of North Little Rock Wildcats at the hands of the Little Rock Tigers to the tune of 38-26 in the annual Turkey Day game. After a scoreless first period, the Tigers came back in the rest of the game to over- run the outmanned Wildcat eleven. Quarterback Hammond Satterfield played one of his finest games, throwing three touchdown passes and scoring one himself. Tackle Frank Plegge, Guard Richard Maxwell and Guard Eddie Copeland played an outstanding game both on offense and defense. i.T ««a — LRCHS vs. Pine Bluff Top left. Fullback Darryl Herbert (32) drives against the Pine Bluff Zebras. Top right, Halfback Bill Jones leads the way for Quarterback Jimmy Martin. Left center, trainer Don Sparks Bottom row, left to right. End John Phipps, Tackle Charles Ferriter, Guard Coy Burnett, and Halfback Borys Malczycki Little Rock Central High School's Tigers overwhelmed the highly outclassed and outmanned Pine Bluff Zebras, 34-12, November 12, in the annual Color Day clash in Tiger Stadium. Although the touchdowns were evenly spaced through all four periods, Little Rock's greatest show of power came in the second half when the Tigers scored three TD's. The Bengals were sparked by Halfback Jim Wethcrington who made touchdown runs of 58 and 51 yards, respectively. It was the Tigers' eighth win of the season and fifth win in the Big Seven conference. LRCHS vs. Bessemer Top left. End Paul Ellsworth; top right, Guard Buddy Riggs. Bottom center, Fullback Bobby Holloway; bottom right. Center Bill Rath. In the action shots, top, Hammond Satterfield (41) is tackled while attempting to cross the strong Bessemer line. In the background are Jim Wetherington (12), Frank Plegge (72), and Scott Woodmansee (10). In the bottom action picture, Hammond Satterfield is stopped by two unidentified Bessemer players. The Bessemer, Alabama, Purple Tigers came to life in the second quarter behind their brilliant Halfback Tommy Lorino to down the hard-fighting Little Rock Central High School Tigers, 20-7, on a mud-soaked terrain in Tiger Stadium on November 19. Lorino literally did everything for the Alabama aggrega- tion. He had been heralded as one of the finest backs to come out of Alabama in years,- he certainly proved it. Little Rock was by no means humiliated by the defeat. The local Bcngals played one of their finest games of the season and might have reversed the verdict if they had taken advantage of a couple of scoring opportunities. Little Rock out-gained Bessemer on the ground, by 209 yards to 142 for the purple crew. The difference being Lorino and Bessemer's fine passing attack. Coach Snitz Smider's team completed 7 of 12 passes compared to 3 of 15 by the Bengals. LRCHS vs. Texarkana, Texas From top to bottom. Tackle Douglas Francisco, Tackle Bill Basket!, Guard Bob Darling, and Guard Carl Harris. Top, Halfback Ralph Goldman runs in the midst of a host of would-be Texarkana, Texas, tacklers. Bottom, Ralph Goldman (20) carries with the aid of Darryl Herbert (32) and Jim Wethcrington (12). In the background is Quarterback Hammond Satterfield (41). Texarkana, Texas, Tigers squeezed by the Little Rock Tigers by a narrow 2-0 margin September 17, before 5,000 drizzled-soaked fans in Tiger Stadium. The Texan's two points came midway in the first quarter when little Rock stopped a Texarkana drive on Little Rock's 40, where Don Carroll punted to the Little Rock 5. Jimmy Martin, Little Rock safety man, caught the ball and was immediately smeared and pushed into the end zone by Texarkana Guard Kenneth Green. It was the first time that Little Rock had failed to score since 1947 when they fought to a scoreless tie with El Dorado. Little Rock's defensive stars were Halfbacks Ralph Goldman and Billy Jones, who often came up from their halfback positions to make important tackles on the line of scrimmage. Also playing well for Little Rock were Halfbacks Jim Wctherington, and Jimmy Martin, Tackle Frank Plegge, and Guard Richard Maxwell. A Good Season Ends Top row, from left. Halfback Scott Woodmansee, End Brinton Ramoly, End Richard Bell, and Fullback Darryl Herbert Bottom left, the Bcngals line holds as North Little Rock rushes to try to block the point after the touchdown. The Tiger players reading from left are Darryl Herbert, Richard Bell, Frank Plcgge, Richard Maxwell, Herbert Rule, Brinton Ramoly, and Bill Jones. Bottom right. Fullback Darryl Herbert eludes three Wildcat defenders. Football Banquet The annual LRCHS football smorgasbord banquet was held at Hank's Dog House on Roosevelt Road. The occasion was marked by a super-abundance of food and the lack of formality. As is always the custom, the football players themselves were the first to go down the line, heaping two plates each with everything good to eat, including baked ham, roast turkey and dressing, cranberry sauce and all other kinds of relish, beans, salads, stuffed eggs and other edibles too numerous to mention. Milk poured from the pitcher enabled the boys to drink their fill. Athletic director, Earl F. Quigley, was in charge of the Page 204). banquet. (See Pictures on Top row, from left. Halfback Fred Morgan, Guard Gene Barnett, Tackle Robert Castle- berry, and Fullback Charles McCool. Right center, on the awards assembly, Bobby Baird hands Darryl Herbert his Tiger blanket. Bottom row left, Troy Green tries on his sweater. Bottom row center, the lettermen sit on stage in front of the student body exhibiting their awards. Bottom row right, Scott Woodmansee holds up his thrce-year-lctterman blanket with the aid of Bobby Baird. Twenty gray jackets, six grey coat sweaters, and four Tiger blankets were awarded to the lettermen of the 1954 edition of the LRCHS Tiger football team on the annual foot- ball awards assembly January 14 in the auditorium. Jackets were awarded to the first- year lettermen, the sweaters to the second-year lettermen, and the blankets to the third- year lettermen. Each of the lettermen also received a 10K gold football. Members of the varsity team receiving first year awards were Doug Francisco, Bill Jones, Hammond Satterfield, Jimmy Woods, Fred Morgan, Michael Johns, Calvin Moore, Jimmy Martin, Lorry Nahlcn, Buddy Milligan, Richard Maxwell, Lewis Barnard, Warner St. John, Gene Barnett, Bob Darling, Charles Carter, Robert Castleberry, Charles E. Smith, and Coach Lawrence Mobley. Receiving second-year awards were Brinton Ramoly, Eddie Copeland, Troy Green, Frank Plegge, Herbie Rule, and Richard Bell. Third-year awards went to Scott Woodmansee, Ralph Goldman, Jim Wetherington, Darryl Herbert and Coach Winston Faulkner. 173 1954-1955 Tiger B Team Football Coach Winston Faulkner 32 33 3440 41 -43-50 •Si I51 «5 2i 5 3 .045 6% 7 0 7 2 74 75,76 77 B(N81tf ffl4ftfl54e ti7ii Read from left: Top Row: 10. George Clark; 12, Jack Tucker; 14, Wayne Kellar; 32, Charles Hall; 23, Gene Stewart; 24, Jack Justice,- 31, Leonard McElroy. Fourth Row: 32, Charles Smith; 33, Monroe Davis; 34, Sammy Moss, 40, Olin Ramoly; 41, Don Dougan; 43, Buddy Laing,- 50, John Dickens. Third Row: 51, Mike McGiggony; 52, Howard Riley,- 53, Jim Layton,- 60, Charles Nofziger; 65, Frank Grant; 67 Dan Fletcher,- 70, Jimmy Wallis. Second Row: 71, Jerry Gardner,- 72, Richard Almond,-73, Harvey Boyd; 74, Donald Dalton,- 75, Pat McKelvey; 76, George Gill; 77, Jack Avery. Bottom Row: 80, Jack Magar; 81, Gregory Robertson,- 82, Larry Shaw,- 84, Paul Elsworth; 85, Warren Argo,- 86, Bob Guthridge,- 87, Richard Fulford. 174 1955 B Team Basketball Basketball, 8-Team Top Row: John Robinson, Marshall Day, and Jerry Wilcox Bottom Row: Jimmy Wood, Buddy laing, John Choate, Center Row: Charles Ferriter, Carl Vaught, Dickie Short, and and Jim Watts Carl Powell 175 A Gr, Basketball Read from Left: Top Row: Centers: Charles Thornton (50), Jerry Smith (40), and Harry Vines (42) Center: Basketball boys, both A and B teams, leaving on bus trip give a last good-bye. Bottom Row: In the Texarkana game, Clark Thompson (35), is coming down with a rebound as Charles Thornton (51) looks on. Ray Wilson (21), Jerry Smith (41), Marvin Venable (53), and Brooks Robinson (45), jumping for a rebound in the Pine Bluff game. In the Jonesboro game, Harry Vines (42), pulls down a rebound. Basketball Top Row: Going in for a crip shot is guard Larry Whitley (12), in the Guard Larry Whitley (12) In the Ho Springs game. Bob Russell (30) goes in for a crip El Dorado Game Center: Coach Mobley places a jacket around the shoulders of Louis Henderson (25), as he steps off the court. It's a thoughtful habit of Coach's. Bottom: Guard Bob Russell (30) The Bengals in a last-minute pep talk before a game. Forward Marvin Venable (52) Basketball Top Row: Guard Frank Wiggins (14) Louis Henderson (24), and Ray Wilson (20), fighting for possession of the boll in the Van Buren game. Guard Charles Cale (22) Center: Tigers look a; Coach Mobley's demonstration on the small blackboard. Coach Mobley making a hook shot. Bottom Row: N.L.R.'s Wayne Yates (77), drops in another one, while Brooks Rob- inson (45), and Harry Vines (43) look on. Forward Clark Thompson (34) In another game against the Bruins, Marvin Venable (52) goes in for a shot. KxGE f’ ! Basketball Read from left: Top Row; Forward Brooks Robinson (44) Forward Louis Henderson (24) Guard Ray Wilson (20) Center: An enthusiastic audience at the Hot Springs game. In the Fort Smith game. Forward Marvin Venable (52), goes up for a rebound, and Brooks Robinson (44), looks on. Bottom Row: In the Pine Bluff tilt. Brooks Robinson (44), comes down with a rebound and Marvin Venable (52), Ray Wilson (20), and Louis Henderson (24), look on. In this game against the Bruins, Center Jerry Smith (40), makes a basket while 8rooks Robinson (44) and Marvin Venable (52) look on. JODY BALDWIN KAY SMITH NANCY SUE WHITCOMB 180 JAN GRAHAM MARTHA HACKETT MARTHA MALEY THARON CRIGLER PEGGY WALL RAL vs 181 KATHERINE MEHAFFY DEWANNA PRICE 1954 -1955 Reserve Cheerleaders Sponsor: Mrs. Mary Wheeler Top Row, from Left: Peggy Carpenter, Elsie Shipp Third Row: Annette Hoover, Charlene Grady, Teddie Panos Second Row: Delrena Conner, Beverly Sanford, Susan Pfeifer Bottom Row: Nedra Dodds, Nikki Polychron, Sylvia Campbell, Lana Douthit Bottom: The reserve cheerleaders line up for a pep assem- bly stunt. Athletic and Student Managers Athlotic Managers Top Row: Connie Jackson, Robin Meadows, and Peter Hartstein, Terry Watson Third Row: Bob deBin, and Joel Hicks Student Managers Second Row: John Lile, James Byrd, Robin Jones, and Hal Gentry Bottom Row: Robert Hendrix, 8ob Smith, John Geyer, and Rodney Jones 1955 LRCHS From Left: Top Row: Brooks Robinson on the cinder track; Jim Wether- ington makes a broad jump; Buddy Roberts of North Little Rock and Tiger Joe Day in one-mile relay. Day also ran the 440. Center: Larry Francis hurls the discus; Billy Doyle White heaves the shot; Warren Argo in the 440; Jim Wether- ington makes good a high jump. Bottom Row: Clifford Evans and Brooks Robinson in two- mile relay. Buster Jones, Calvin Moore, Jimmy Martin and Wayne Young, ready for the gun. Pat Haynie, Bob Valentine, Coach Don Sparks, Bill Jones and Michael Johns talk over the 44 Oand 880-yard relay problems. 184 1955 LRCHS From Left: Top: Ray Wilson gets ready for the pole vault. Ray Wilson sails over the bar. Larry Tompkins goes over the bar. Center: Frank Plegge heaves the shot. Scott Woodmansee takes to the low hurdles. Jimmy Martin gravitates along the low hurdle course. Bill Cobb runs through the low hurdles. Bottom: Wayne Young runs the 880. Charles Hall takes a relay lap. Joe Day rips off 440, followed by Billy Harris. 185 Wrestling Pictured above in an intramural wrestling match are from left: Top Row: Buddy Riggs, and Hammond Satterfield; Billy Ison and Lee Dunn; Coach Peters and Coach Matthews Third Row: Lewis Barnard and Warner Sr. John; Borys Malczycki and George Clark; Richard Fulford and Joe Day Second Row: Lewis Barnard, and Warner St. John; Billy Ison and Lee Dunn; Jack Tucker and Wayne Dill Bottom Row: Douglas Francisco and Charles Carter,- Earl Whiting and Douglas Francisco (onlookers are Bill Baskett and Coach Wilson Matthews), and Buddy Riggs and Harvey Boyd 186 Tennis Reading from Left Top Row: Charles Nordlinger, Fred Serrett, Mac Farquhar, and Jerry Wilbourn Bottom Left: Owen McHaney and Goif Bottom Center: Standing: Louis Henderson, Donald More- hart, and Charles Honeysuckle Kneeling: Ragan Wilmuth, Charles Emrick, Jimmy Bell, and Billy Emerick Bottom Right: Louis Henderson 187 Basketball Banquet — Hank's Dog House Read from Left: Top: The boys hurry down the line heaping their plates. These boys really deserve the treat for the fine job they did. Center: Mr. Hank Cochran and his capable staff stand prepared to serve the hungry boys. Coach Wilson Matthews and Mr. Cochran discuss the banquet. Bottom: Principal, Jess W. Matthews enjoys the fine hospi- tality as he joins the boys in the line. Miss Edna Middlebrook and the LRCHS Megaphones take their share of the abundant supply of food. Mrs. Winston Faulkner is shown at a Basketball game. Coach Winston Faulkner proudly beams as he shows his son the Tiger's Basketball team. 188 Ninth Grader's Night INTER CLUB COUNCIL S5xlr?hs 3?iU KAtOfc f Read From Left: Top: Ninth Grader's Night is held each year to acquaint ninth graders with LRCHS's club program. Top Left: At the Inter-club Council booth. Sherry Mizell, Jan Walker, Margie Compton, Eddie Copeland, John Crawford, and Darryl Herbert are in charge. Top Right: Key Club exhibits; Billy Jones, Billy Doyle White, and Scott Wood- mansee. Center Left: Introduction of junior high school presidents in the auditorium: Kenneth Kooncc, president of West Side Junior High; Yvonne Thompson, president of East Side Junior High; Ralph Brodie, president of Pulaski Heights Junior High; and Bobby Baird, president of LRCHS. Center Right: Assembly program in auditorium,- Richard Bell, William Shepard, Mr. Jess W. Matthews speaks. Others are Ralph Goldman, John Ostner, Rosemary Ridg- dill, James Slaughter, Kay Smith, and Eugene Pfeifer. Lower Left: German Club exhibit; At the booth are Bill Patterson, Fred Isgrig, Bill Raney. Doris Ross, Daphne Scheidt. Right (third rowp 'presiding at refreshment booth arc Mrs. Carl Langston, Mrs. Carl Bird, Mrs. George Douthit, Bottom Right: Planning Committee are Bobby Baird, Richard Bell, Diane McMillan and William Shepard. O £Ci VlSi | Activities Read From Left: Top Row: Candidates running for Student Body offices give their speeches the day before elections. The bugles are sounded at 8:46 every morning. The senior homeroom representatives are busy in the Student Council meeting. Third Row: Tiger Staff members are shown under the Christmas tree that adorned the front hall during the Christmas season. The Varsity Cheerleaders are shown yelling for our team. Speakers for the 1955 PIX kick-off assembly before the student body. Second Row: The Debonaires pass Easter baskets down the Assembly rows to colled money for the Easter Seal Drive. The flag is lowered at the end of a school day. Dr. Caldwell, President of the University of Arkansas, is interviewed by Bobby Baird, President of the Student Body, Principal Jess W. Matthews, and Mable Etta Burns, Editor-in-chief of the Tiger. Bottom Row: Bessemer Alabama, High School cheerleaders are shown during a pep assembly at LRCHS. Sh Boom'' was a pep assembly stunt. The Sophomore members of the Student Council also work hard at their job. Junior Talent Assembly Top Row: Jerry Coker tells of an experience that he has had Julie Hamilton, Jane Johnston, and Judy Stout do a parody on a commercial for chili. Nancy Conrad entertains with April In Paris. Betty Jo Lashlce executes an intricate baton act. Janice Ward adds her talent with an accordian solo. Center Row: Sandra Holiman plays the piano as a concert pianist. June Clift sings as she has on many occasions. Gerry Bennett rolls em in the aisles as he mimics Liberace. The IRCHS junior girls' sextet entertains with a vocal number. They are from left, Linda Thomas, Sandra Hen- ley, Pat Berry, Joni Roberts, and Annette Cole. Bottom Row: Lynn Parlin and Gwen Shepard, better known as Gwen and Lynn sing. Giving a sugar commercial are Nettilou Jackson, Margie Compton and Carol Griffcnhagcn. A quartet entertains with a song. They are Tommy Carter, Bill Glasscock, Robert Scott, and Bill Sharp. Linda Thomas sings the well-known, The Moon Was Yellow. 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Wholesale Automotive Parts 3623 Kavanaugh MO 3-2298 Smith's Drug Store 5102 Kavanaugh Phone MO 3-4118 Delivery Service STIGALL'S Mode! Market (). R. Stigall Phone FR 2-9658 2120 East Sixth FRIENDLY SERVICE YOU'LL LIKE “ fjtawlcamps HOME FURNISHERS 1120 West Seventh St. Phone FR 4-2204 208 Make Your Next Baby Shower Gift A Gift Certificate from G H Dy-Dee Service 600 Pulaski FR 4-0356 ROY LEWIS Service Station 101 N. Van Buren Phone MO 3-9924 Exclusive Painting and Decorating General Air Conditioning Corporation YORK Distributors 122 East Third St. Little Rock, Ark. YORK AIR CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION Phone FR 4-1616 ED FERGUSON, Painting and Decorating Contractors, Commercial—Residential Specializing in Hanging Fabric and Scenic Wallpaper Members Painting and Decorating Contractors of America Call FRanklin 5-2926 Ed Ferguson Painting Supply Co. ED FERGUSON 1305 West Capitol Our decorator will build your color scheme around you and your furnishings without extra charge. 209 Alamo Plaza Hotel Courts Catering to Those Who Care RECOMMENDED BY AAA 10-1- Roome—Tile Baths—Steam Heat Air Conditioned—Mail Service Television—Telephone Kitchenette Apartments Commercial Rates U. S. Hi wavs 67-70 S. W. 3200 Roosevelt Rd. MO 3-4156 Oak Forest Washerette “After Graduation Day Your laundry you must do— Why not try our service We’ll do it through and through.'’ 1221 Fair Park Blvd Phone MO 3-9854 E. L. Robertson Wholesale Meat Company Greg Kohertson Phone FR 2-0618 2223 WRIGHT AVENUE Growing Rigger By Serving Better CARL VINES ESSO MO 3-9824 • 12th Woodrow Shoes that are not becoming to you should he coming to us! A Repair Service That Satisfies LYLE SHOE SERVICE 3913 West 13th • Phone MO 6-8826 See Benskys - - - For Your College Furs ARKANSAS' EXCLUSIVE FURRIER The Southwest Largest Fur Cold Storage Department Prim Beauty Salon Air Conditioned Open Evenings liy Appointment 5407 W. 12th Phone MO 6-1769 210 Congratulations From SWIFT'S Ice Cream 106 E. 12th • FR 2-5500 Voss-Hutton-Barbee Company WHOLESALE AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES Phone FR 2-3404 400 SPRING STREET Real Estate—Rents—I oans Insurance BLOCK REALTY CO. Phone FR 5-9151 212 Spring Street Little Rock, Ark. Delivery Service Dial MOhawk 3-6319 Your Rexall Store Oak Forest Drug Store George Wojhoski—W. M. Cox 12th Fair Park Oak Forest Florist Dial MOhawk 3-6993 Everything in Flowers We Deliver—We Wire Flowers 5418 West 12 SOUTHERN NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY Home Office—319 West Second Phone FR 5-0151 Little Rock Arkansas LIFE—HEALTH and ACCIDENT POLIO—HOSPITALIZATION Insurance to Meet Every Need! WASHINGTON NATIONAL INSURANCE ROY REGAN, Manager Phone 2-7897 223 Exchange Bldg. 211 Through Busses — No Change — “Serving Arkansas and the Nation'' TRAILWAYS BUS CENTER Phone FR 2-2178 Markham ami Main Little Rock, Ark. National Old Line Insurance Company Phone FR 4-0264 Home Office — Little Rock Office Furniture Finer Gifts Dailey's United Supply Co. DALTON DAILEY, Owner Phone FR 4-1288 213 East Markham St. Little Rock Shillcutt Drug Company PIONEER PHARMACIST Phone FR 2-6632 1001 W. Markham Little Rock, Arkansas 212 ARKANSAS BAPTIST HOSPITAL Phone FR 4-233? 1700 WEST THIRTEENTH STREET The Store with the Quality Groceries, Meals, and Vegetables HARRYS MARKET Phone MO 3-4042 5403 West 12th Oak Forest Esso Service Center We are as near as your telephone 12th Fair Park BlvcI. Phone MO 3-9955 Trade Where Service Is Best n company ■ Till � OCK 510 M AIN Telephone FR 4-3311 Southern Cookie Company Manufacturers of Delicious Cookies 1911 West Twelfth Phone FR 4-2911 213 1 BATTERY STREET MARKET —We Deliver— Phone FR 4-5457 1201 Battery • Little Rock C T DRIVE IN 2618 W. 12th Phone FR 2-8795 Everything In Music MATHEWS SHEET METAL COMPANY General Sheet Metal Work 112 South Main 1122 Malvern Ave. North Little Rock Hot Springs, Ark. Phone FR 2-1853 Phone 2509 Barbara Mathews Class ‘55 214 An Invitation to Visit CARL BLACKLOCK The Arts Dealer Oil Painting • Prints • Frames We Frame Diplomas and Graduation Pictures Phone FR 4 6512 809 Louisiana • Little Rock, Ark. 717 West Seventh St. Phone FR 2-2244 FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS JOSTEN'S — Since 18 9 7 — ROY NEW, Representative Box 2122 Little Rock, Arkansas 215 ARKANSAS CULVERT SUPPLY COMPANY Corrugated Metal Pipe Stelox Metal Buildings Asphalt Coated Pipe Flood Gates J. L (Jud) CROW Manager SALES OFFICE Commercial National Bank Bldg. Room 408—P. O. Box 2455 LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Office Phone FR 4-0505 Res. Phone MO 3-6627 216 You Pay for a Business Education Whether You Get It or Not These facts are based on a study made by Dean Everett W. Lord of Boston University, nationally recognized authority on the relation of education to salary.) The originol data have been evaluated by the Equitable Life Insurance Company of Iowa to conform to the changed index of the purchasing power of the current dollar. 1. The Untrained Man: He goes to work at 14 and reaches his maximum income at 40 with a life average of less than $2,400 a year. Since his income is largely dependent on physical strength and manual dexterity, it falls off at 50 or earlier, often to a point below the level of self-support. More than 50 out of every 100 untrained workers are dependent upon others after the age of 60. Total Earnings From 14 to 60, About $110,403. 2. The High School Graduate: He goes to work at 18, passes the maximum of the untrained man within ten years, rises steadily to his own maximum at 50 with a life average of $4,000 annually and declines but little thereafter. Total Earnings from 18 to 60, About $168,000. 3. The Business School Graduate: His permanent earnings begin at 22. By the time he is 30 his income equals that of the high school graduate at 40, and continues to rise. Since his income is dependent upon his mental ability and training and is constantly improved by practice, it increases rather than diminishes. The graduate in business administration reaches his maximum at 60 and has a life average income of $1 1,000 annually. Total Earnings from 22 to 60, $300,000 to $418,000. For fifty years, Draughon School of Business, Little Rock, Arkansas, has accepted the responsibility of supplying business and industry within our area with properly trained office personnel. For more than ten years our Free Employment Department has received many, many more calls for trained personnel than we could possibly fill because we could not train them fast enough. Not having the words to express to you the possibilities of thorough business education, we submit to you the above report entitled, You Pay for a Business Education Whether You Get It or Not. Won't you read and study this report and ask yourself this question: May I also receive profits and benefits by attending Draughon School of Business, Little Rock? For full information about courses offered, write us for our free book, TRAIN FOR BUSINESS. DRAUGHON SCHOOL OF RADIO SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 216 West Sixth Street Little Rock, Arkansas $359,000 The Untrained The High Scchool The Businoss Graduate Administration Graduate 217 W. W. CLARK'S Complete Food Store — Free Delivery — 1724 Wright Avenue Phone FR 2-0288 UNION LIFE INSURANCE CO. Union Life Building Phone FR 5-8226 F. W. Woolworth Company Telephone FR 5-3305 100 Main Street Little Rock REMEMBRANCE FLOWER SHOP MARGIE BARTLETT Phone FR 5-8167 412 Louisiana witA CAPITOL AVENUE AT CENTER A Phone FRanklin 5-8181 218 Jack Collier East Co., Inc. 313 West Second FR 5-5536 RUEBEL™ FUNERAL HOME 1210 Wolfe Phone FR 1-0207 Complete Engraving Service •............... For Annual Yearbooks TELEPHONE FR 5 8266 PEERLESS ENGRAVERS FOURTH AND LOUISIANA STS. - LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS ALLIED-ARKANSAS BEARINGS COMPANY Phone FR 4-4868 517 Spring Street Little Rock, Ark. Best Wishes From Keith T. Bradshaw AT Rye Auto Supply Co. 113 W. Washington North Little Rock 219 Jordan Printing Stationery Company PRINTERS OF LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS 220 Congra tulations To The CLASS of '55 from DYKE BROS. Established 1866 Building Materials Wholesale Retail Home? Office: 309 Center St. Little Rock 221 Smith Upholstering Draperies Decorative Fabrics 1924 West Third Little Rock, Arkansas Phone FR 5-8519 CENTRAL FLYING SERVICE Phone FR 4-6431 Box 2060 • Adams Field HARVILL-BYRD ELECTRIC COMPANY Electrical Contractor Commercial Industrial Wiring Consultants Designers 1100 Fair Park Blvd. Phone MO 3-30345 Little Rock, Ark. W. A. BARNARD Distributor ESSOTANE METERED GAS Fifth Beech • Phone FR 4-2764 North Little Rock, Ark. “T te Brick Man” TOM BUTLER BRICK X TILE Distributors 1324 W. Capitol • Phone MO 2-3290 Congratulations SENIORS from THE GUARDIAN CO. 309 CENTER ST. F. H. A. HOME LOANS 222 INSURANCE All Kinds Except Life Worthen Bank Trust Co. Insurance Department 401 Main • Phone FR 4-4395 Knox Gill Co. 1221 West Capitol Ave. Phone FR 5-1206 ARKANSAS BOOK HOUSE Little Rock 809 MAIN Book of all Authors Americana Arkansiana Indians South Southwest HEALEY 8 ROTH FUNERAL DIRECTORS 815 Main • Phone FR 4-3738 ASPHALT PRODUCTS CO. Premixed Pavements E. J. FIELD, Manager P. O. Box 2860 Little Rock, Arkansas Phone FR 4-2301 WRIGHT SERVICE COMPANY Broadway at Second Phone FR 2-6143 223 LEWIS NORWOOD —Insurance at a Savings— Phone R 5-3321 Exchange Building BRANDON Furniture Company Complete HOME FURNISHINGS 823 West Seventh Little Rock, Ark. Phone FR 4-2960 Philip W. Baldwin Werner C. knoop Oh ;n Cates THE BALDWIN COMPANY Engineers General Contractors 215 Wallace Building Phone FR 5-1173 Little Kock - - - - Arkansas ARKANSAS’ LISTENING HABIT 1010 KLRA 1010 LIDO CAFETERIA AAA Restaurant 615 Main Little Rock 224 our first step to Success NATIONAL EQUITY Life Insurance Company Hall Building R. I). LOWRY, President FR 4-2278 “Serving the South for Thirty-Tico Years” “When Looking for a Job Come to Us” Little Rock Employment Agency Gwen Pounders Assistant to the Manager Tico Friendly Furniture Stores . . . 609 Main.................Little Rock Phone FR 5-0131 209 Main............North Little Rock __________Phone FR 40376__________ YOUNG Tire and Service Company • • • Phone FR 2-1344 300 Broadway • Little Rock Need Service? Call Your Major Appliance Repair Center • 9 • FLOYD PAYNE SERVICE COMPANY 2120 Wright Avenue Phone FR 5-4444 225 ' I I Congratulations, Senior Class! LAKE NIXON Upper Hot Springs HiWay O. S. NIXON, Owner Phone: Rosedale 195-J-3 FOR... “Caterpillar” Diesel Engines—Tractors—Motor Graders Earthmoving Equipment ... To Build a Better Arkansas J. A. RIGGS TRACTOR CO. 424 East Third Street Little Rock, Ark. Fort Smith, West Memphis, McGehee, Camden, Jonesboro 226 FIRST CHURCH OF NAZARENE Maryland Ii Battery “Little Rocks Singing Church” Ponder W. Gilliand Ottis Sayes Minister Associate Bertha Sprenger Assistant The road is now open for you to lead the way to a progressive future . . . A future that can be made one of the brightest your city, state, and even your great nation, has ever witnessed. You will have a big hand in molding this future into being. We feel sure that the principles, the background, and the wisdom for a fuller and better life have been given you for this undertaking . . . May your path be a happy one! 227 PHILLIPS CAFE 112 East Second MO 3 5856 ffixaWri FQJIRWDTQJiPE €0O Phone FR 4-8248 701 West 7th Best Wishes to the Members of the Senior Class Little Rock Furniture Manufacturing Co. Congratulations to . . . SENIORS OF 1955 Rightsell-Barry-Donhamjnc. 218 Louisiana Street • Ixians • Estates • Insurance • Investments • Property Management Phone FR 4-1265 ★ ★ ★ Johnson Apothecary A ecu rate Compound i ng” Donaghey Building Little Rock Phone FR 2-6179 ★ ★ ★ 228 BARTON'S Beauty Salon —Air Conditioned— Phone MO 6-5970 2010 N. Van Buron Country Club Station Professional Pest Control Phone FR 4-6910 2210 West Seventh Little Rock, Ark. BRANTON NAYES COMPANY ★ ★ ★ Commercial Industrial Construction Volume Dwelling Builders ★ ★ ★ 1901 Lincoln Avc. P. O. Box 2260 Phone FR 5-9398 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Farmers Union Mutual Insurance Group ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Phone FR 6-1338 1920 Wright Ave. Little Rock, Ark. Fresh-Up With 7-Up r 1112 Main St. Phone FR 2-0128 229 THE COMPTOMETER SCHOOL Day and Evening Classes Individual Instruction Lifetime Free Placement Service Phone FR 4-5477 Comptometer Operators Always In Demand 320 Rector Bldg. Little Rock Arkansas’ Only 50,000 Watt Radio Station KTHS CBS Radio Dial 1090 MFA MUTUAL INSURANCE Rector Building Little Rock, Ark. Phone FR 4-9201 230 BIRD, LANGE MARIS —General Agents— FIRE INSURANCE • • • Insurance Building Fourth Chester Phone FR 5-2428 LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS PRESENTING Little Rock Central High School Graduates from IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH Rose Mae Bogan Carolyn Bourne Eleanor Bowen Jimmy Burkett Jamie Chambers Danny Chapman Troy Collins Patsy Curry Joan Rae Dodd Nedra Dodd Jack Forrest Patsy Harbour Louis Henderson E. O- Huddleston Jacque Hultsman Larry Jones Billy Lowe j Brenda McClenny Rosemary McRoberts Bill Mathews Helen Moss Ava Nell Noble Nancy Patterson Claude Pruitt Gilbert Rainey Virginia Rankin Herbert Reed Phillips Rinke William Shaw Robert Swinney Charles Thornton Ouida Wallace Sue Walters Ray M. Wilson The Best Candy You Ever Tasted KARCHERS CI10PT KERNALS KARCHER CANDY CO. LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS Emmett Hoffman Alvin E. Bell 231 • • • DYKE BROS. tusMI GLASS DEPARTMENT IITTI E ROCK Wholesale Distributors of • • • LIBBY-OWENS—FORD GLASS Phone FR 4-3719 McLellan Store 600-606 Main • • • • • • Little Rock Abstract Co. MAY 214 Louisiana Phone FR 5-4477 SUPPLY COMPANY L. B. Leigh Co. • • • Arkansas General Agents 1115 East Second Street INSURANCE Phone FR 4-7456 Little Rock 232 FONES BROTHERS HARDWARE CO. 324 East Second Street • • • Wholesale Distributors WESTINGHOUSE Electric Home Appliances Phone FR 5-8231 Estates Insurance Real Estate Loans Bonds Property Management Real Estate Sales COLLINS COMPANY John Collins Herbert Collins Harry G. Galloway Bernard T. Heinze Herb R. Coffman 206 Louisiana • FR 6-1341 Little Rock, Ark. PONDER DRUG Across From Central High Phone FR 2-937 Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Ponder, Proprietors New Trucks Used Trucks UNION, INC. 410 West Broadway Phone FR 4-9211 North Little Rock, Arkansas Parts and Service Terms to Suit You New Cars Used Cars MO 3-7467 Hindman Insurance Agency, Inc. “Protection Plus Service99 2921 Kavanaugh Blvd. Little Rock, Ark. MANUFACTURERS FURNITURE COMPANY Phone FR 5-6424 600 West Seventh St. Little Rock, Ark. 233 When You Think of REFRESHMENTS Think of MAJESTIC 2 hours service available 1000 West Markham Congratulations, Seniors . . . You are at the end of your education . . . The Beginning End Studv vour Bihle as you study other hooks BAPTIST Bible and Book House Phone J R 2-2592 824 Main Street ★ Little Rock, Ark. Laundry-Cleaners From Two Old Friends ★ ★ ★ DICK and BILL FINCH ★ ★ ★ 409 WEST CAPITOL 234 ★ ★ ★ Kirk Furniture Company 7 Pays To See Vs” ★ ★ ★ Kcmpncrs Fine Shoes—Ready-to-Wear 4-18 Main Street • Phone FR 4-1216 Municipal U. S. Government Bonds Bomls WALTER R. BASS CO. • • • Investment Securities Investment Trusts Local ami General Market Securities • • • 115 West Fourth St. Little Rock. Ark. INDEPENDENT LINEN SERVICE COMPANY of ARKANSAS Little Rock Forest City El Dorado Hot Springs 235 CR1TZ CHEVROLET COMPANY Phone FR 6-2343 300 V. Broadway • North Little Rock Service Courtesy The Moores' Cafeteria Where Thousands Dine Daily ‘115 Main Street • Ph. FR 4-3110 ALLSOPP CHAPPLE —BOOKS— Office Supplies 307 Main —:— Little Roek Phone FR 2-1846 ieArkansas' Best Book Store Since 1900'' Tru-Ade 0 We Know You Will Like Both Our Service anti Vs Canada Dry ★ ★ ★ Bottling Company NOW LOCATED IN OUR COMPLETELY 1325 East Ninth Phone FR 1-9580 NEW PLANT Little Rock, Arkansas Since 1885 ★ ★ ★ FIRST THOUGHT FOR FINE FURNITURE U1 laundry Cleaners ARKANSAS Fourteenth ami Ringo Carpet Furniture Co. Phone FR 2-5112 709-715 Main Street 236 Guild Opticians Precision Optical Service BEACH ABSTRACT Your Doctor's Prescription Accurately Filled Phone FR 4-6782 Main Floor, Donaghev Building GUARANTY DRUMMOND ★ ☆ ★ FUNERAL 213 West 2nd Street Phone FR 6-1333 HOME 1014 Main Ph. FR 4-0251 King’s Candy • Hallmark Greeting Cards DIXIE CULVERT Manufacturing Company Battery Street Drug John E. Honea—Troy Cate Registered Pharmacists tvPrescriptions a Specialty” Prompt Delivery Service • • • • Personalized Flower Service . . . • —We Deliver— 1601 East Ninth Street FRANCES FLOWER SHOP Phone FR 4-2225 Frances Reeder Rummel 1222 West Sixth -:- Phone FR 2-2203 237 Midwest-Golden Royal Milk and Ice Cream “Golden Royal on the label Means quality on the table Midwest Dairy Products Corp. 3324 Fair Park Blvd. Phone MO 3-8313 FAUSETT COMPANY Arkansas’ Largest Realtors Realtors—Insurors—Mortgage Loans 215-217 Louisiana Street THE BLASS COMPANY Arkansas9 Largest and Rest Store ★ ★ ★ “Where Every Customer Must Always Be Completely Satisfied” ★ ★ ★ Fourth and Main Phone FR 4-4343 Bus. Ph. FR 2-5329 Res. Ph. MO 3-5278 Bennie Gene Garage GENE McROBERTS MOTOR TUNE-UP—BRAKE SERVICE FRONT END ALIGNMENT 1207 Battery • Little Rock, Ark. Another Exclusive Durasheen99 Cleaning LITTLE ROCK LANUDRY AND CLEANERS On Broadway at Eighth Phone PR 2-7175 238 Ready Mix Concrete J Crushed Stone Big Rock Stone Material Co. Washed River Sand Portland Cement Prompt and Courteous Service Foot of Ashley Street Little Rock, Arkansas PHONE FR 4-0381-2-3-4 Johnnie’s Drive Inn 1800 West Twelfth Phone MO 3-9827 Fried Chicken—Bar-B-Q Mexican Food OD1S GARNER, Owner Where Friends Meet GRIPS DRUG STORE 2401 Wright Ave. Phone PR 6-1373 “Prescriptions a Specialty'’ The Commercial National Bank of Little Rock Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PAUL ALLEN REFRIGERATION CO. Phone FR 2-0221 1107 Main St. • Little Rook, Ark. 239 y y «w - ,• 4 m sas Maid Franks v« 1 V JS X i Little Rock Packing Company 240 O- uCxft. T - ' C W-x V, Lfi. c JU KJ Ijo-vr- V TXA p OW JL ' oDOsiU Jv V -' -'� ' ‘ 3 JL 4SL S OooLiLS CVxS -sjl w A' £A v '- A_ v_ ' 'VVq fYvx 3L53Ttt . •Lo oct G-0-£ V� . 0 . 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