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

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Carrying the ball for the Tigers (left) In a game with the Wilbur Mills Comets Is tailback Kenneth Bush. The Tigers won the non- conference game easily. 41-0. (Below) Performing a skit at the sophomore orientation assembly are George Brown and Heath Howe. Before the start of a track meet (left), sophomore Lynda Howard and senior Tonla Canada limber their bodies. (Below) Sophomore Ronald Webster, wearing black and gold, competes for the Tiger cross country team In a meet during the fall. (Right) Senior Meredith Klest competes In a volleyball match. Key Club president Missy Burgess (below) presides over a meeting of the Key Club, one of the school’s service organizations. (Right) Prac- ticing for the start of the Tiger basketball season are seniors Tommy Batch and Sam Bordueax. Basketball was a popular sport at Central.

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A city street traveled by many Central High students dally (left) Is Cantrell Road. Businesses on Cantrell are popular with these students. (Below) Senior Jervetta Avery plays with future Central High students on a visit to a park. Theme-5 Visiting a patient at St. Vincent's Hospital (left) Is senior Terri Meyer. She worked at the hospital as the television hostess. Many students had Jobs in the city. (Above) Senior Jeff Deloney shops for clothing at a local store. Students at Central were Important to the city's economy.

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Our- World Sports, club program prove vital to school Though the schools sports and club pro- gram did not meet during regular school hours, it was an important part of Central's overall educational program. The program taught students to work with others in achieving common goals. It also allowed many to develop leadership abilities, something not possible in the regular classrooms. The sports and club program also pro- vided lots of fun moments for those involv- ed in it. Practicing his putting at Western Hills Country Club is sophomore Jamie Barker, a member of the Tiger golf squad. The golfers competed during the spring months leading the yells at a Tiger football game (above, left) is Junior varsity cheerleader Kathy Sclllgman. (Above, Right) With his whistle, senior Kenneth Buswell prepares to lead the Tiger Marching Band onto the football field. He was the drum major. Theme —7