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

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dministration and Faculty £S%S§k y [T ) iW 1 a 4- x) „ jjf 7 £j Dear Diary. Today marked the beginning of a new school year for the students and faculty of LRCHS. Excitement ran like an electric current through everyone. Stories were told of summer adventures, old acquaintances were renewed, and new ones made. To the students this first day means many things. To sophomores, iTs a bright new adventure into a big new school with new rooms to find and new teachers to meet. To them iTs just the beginning of their wonderful high school career. To juniors it is the beginning of their middle year at high school. They are not as old and experienced as the seniors nor yet as young and uninformed as the sophomores. To the seniors this day is the beginning of their last year of high school. They are looking ahead to their future after graduation. To the faculty, however, this day has meant something far more important than new faces and names to learn. Today represents an age-old challenge for our faculty to train the young people of today to be the leaders of tomorrow. 10

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DR. WILLIAM G. COOPER, JR. President MRS. LUCY DIXON Secretary MRS. LOUISE McLEAN Vice-President BOARD OF EDUCATION The men and women who make up the Little Hock Hoard of Education are elected by the voters of our city to plan and direct the educational needs of all the city s children. For many years they have succeeded in maintaining only the highest standards in the instructional staff, in general physical plants. and in a complete program for pupil growth mentally, physically, socially, and spiritually. The continuous growth and the national rating of Little Hock schools are a tribute to the high character and the faithful services of the men and women tvho serve on the Hoard of Education. DR. DALE ALFORD HAROLD J. ENGSTROM, JR. R. A. LILE 12