University of Arkansas Little Rock - Trojan Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

LITTLE ROCK UNIVERSITY Little Rock, Arkansas Accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools April 1, 1960 LITTLE ROCK UNIVERSITY ALMA MATER We lift our hearts and voices ina song thats ev-er thee we will be part and go our sep-rate ways, But to [eacan true, our Al-ma Ma-ter Junior student Rosemary Hester (pictured above) wrote the lyrics for the Little Rock University Alma Mater this year. Mrs. Margaret Warmack and Glenn Metcalf of the L.R.U. music department composed the music. the TROJAN published by the students of LITTLE ROCK UNIVERSITY Little Rock, Arkansas 1960 Virginia Crain, Editor 3 °° — see - : hoes ganss a ADMINISTRATION a — 4 é x 4 Ski VE ee ek er The snow which covered the Little Rock University campus during the first months of 1960 will never be forgotten. The Science Building stands cold and lonely under a blanket of ‘snow. The snow is broken by few footprints because not many students ventured out when the snow was deep. | The snow becomes a familiar sight to the students as it continues for ! several weeks. SND CS tae : ee 5 a a A thick carpet of white stretches across the campus spreading its cold welcome. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Richard Butler, Chairman Gus Ottenheimer, Vice Chairman Finley Vinson, Secretary Tyndall Dickinson � R. D. Lowry Raymond Rebsamen Herbert Rule Wayne Upton Grainger Williams Richard Butler Gus Ottenheimer Finley Vinson 11 PRESIDENT LITTLE ROCK UNIVERSITY The Stablers entertain. 12 DRY GAREY AV 275 PABLER ‘Freshmen, lend me... “And furthermore .. . DEAN OF THE UNIVERSITY | | L.R.U. played host to the North Cen- tral Association examiners. 13} 14 DES LALMADGE MI aw Like Dean of Students Eight ball, corner pocket... “And a piece of chocolate pie, too, please.” MAYBETH JOHNSTON B.A. Director of Student Union Assistant to Dean of Students THOMAS E. BROCE, B.A. Director of Public Relations DUDLEY S. BEARD, Ed. D. Registrar OFFICE OF THE REGISTR Dr. Beard spreads yuletide greetings on the telephone. MARIAN MATTHEWS, B.S. Assistant Registrar MARGARET STINSON hs Clerical Assistant GHARLES PEAR GER iio: Bookkee per FRANCIS L. ROBINSON, M.A. BUSINESS Bueanlieon= STATE The long line of registration finally comes to a close. MARY NELL ROGERS Sec’y. to Business Manager MILDRED FAIRCHILD Secretary, Veterans Office 16 DOROTHY G. WOODS Assistant Librarian FRANCES M. CANTWELL, B.S. Assistant Librarian MARJORIE CALDWELL, B.S. Librarian LIBRARY STAFF Students gather in Larson Library between classes. 17 ha GERALD ES BREGERSNEA: Business BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS The Division of Business and Economics is com- prised of the business administration, accounting, eco- nomics, secretarial science, and physical education. This Division offers a four-year degree program in General Business or Accounting and a two-year certificate pro- gram in the Seeretarial Sciences. The well-rounded cur- riculum is designed to equip students to assume civic, social, and business responsibilities and to solve business problems. BARBARA TAEGEL, M.S. Physical Education Registration time finds everyone busy. BUSINESS — AND | ECONOMICS CARL A. HUNT, M.S. MARY INEZ MARTIN, M. A. BENJAMIN A. HARDY, M.A. Accounting and Business Secretarial Science Economics and Business GEORGE M: CATE, M.A. JEFFERSON WILLIS, M.A. EUGENE WOLFE, CLL-B- Economics and Business Economics and Business Physical Education 19 EDUCATION The Division of Education prepares students to take their places as fully certified teachers in both elementary and secondary schools. The B.A. degree, with a major in Elementary Education, prepares the student for teaching in the elementary schools. The B.A. or B.S. degree, in- cluding an area of concentration in secondary educa- tion, and major-minor in subject matter fields, prepares the student to teach in the high schools. Special emphasis is placed upon closely supervised directed teaching in the public school, and upon independent study in vari- ous fields of subject matter. Of deep importance is the program of Special Methods of Teaching in High School. . These courses involve working out special procedures in the liberal arts and sciences, within which the student is majoring, under the immediate sponsorship of the student’s major professor or academic advisor. A major is offered in the Department of Elementary Education, plus full state certification courses. An area of concen- tration is offered in the Department of Secondary Edu- cation which leads to full state certification for high school teaching. JUANITA PRATER, M.A. Elementary Education EVERETT L. EDMONDSON, Ph.D: Education and Director of Evening Division 20 Dr. Edmondson discusses Education requirements with a student. HUMANITIES HAROLD JI. WOOLARD, Th.D. Philosophy and Religion Art Department has annual Christmas project. The Division of the Humanities, headed by Dr. Woolard, enrolls a large number of the stu- dents here. Students have the choice of two majors within the division, English and General Humanities. The general objective of courses in the division is to guide the student’s learning into broad fields of knowledge so he may be more adequately prepared to engage in satisfy- ing relationships with his fellow humans. Fre- quent art exhibits, open to the public, attract many local citizens to the campus; and the university cooperates with local music and dramatic groups by making free attendance possible at cultural events. The departments of art, English, speech and drama, music, phi- losophy and religion, and modern languages comprise the division. A scene from the Diary of Anne Frank. 21 “DONALD L. WARMACK, Ph.D. PAULINE R. HOELTZEL, M.A. CHRISTOPHER SPENCER, Ph.D. | Music English and German English HUMANITIES IDA ROGERS, M.A. Art CECIL A. EDGINGTON, M.A. The L.R.U. Choir Concert was something to look forward to. -- English MARION PARKER MARYAVIS PARSON, M.A. CLIFFORD HAISLIP, M.A. Music French and Spanish Speech and Drama MARILYN KEYS, M.A. English HUMANITIES. The Manger scene was beautifully portrayed in the Christmas Assembly. ELEANOR ORTS, M.A. MILDRED MISENHIMER, M.A. J. GLENN METCALF, M.M. English Speech Music NATURAL SCIENCES The Natural Science Division consists of the Depart- ments of biology, chemistry, engineering, mathematics, nurses’ training and physics. Majors or minors may be elected in biology, chemistry or mathematics and a minor is offered in physics. Pre-professional offerings are avail- able in engineering, medicine, dentistry, nursing, medical technolog y and pharmacy. In addition, terminal pro- grams are offered in drafting, engineering, and labora- tory technology. Nine well-developed laboratories, a photographic dark room, several classrooms, a large audi- torium, research and office space comprise the physical facilities available for science instruction. During the year, several educational and civic organizations make use of the science staff and facilities for special lectures, demonstrations and exhibits. JAMES H. STEVENSON, Ph.D. Biological Sciences Three heads are always better than one! WILSON J. BROACH, Ph.D. Chemistry 24 JAMES H. FRIBOURGH, Ph.D. Biological Sciences LUCILLE AULSEBROOK, M.A. Biological Sciences Wilmoth is working diligently in the new, well-equipped dark room BER sci ix NATURAL SCIENCES Physics and Chemistry JAMES R. FULMER, M.A. EMILY FLEMING, B.A. ANTHONY LEONE, B.S. Mathematics Mathematics Engineering 25 Pre-engineering students survey the campus. NATURAL SCIENCES FREDERIC J. EISON,B.S.CE: Engineering 26 EVERETT H. CATHEY, M.A. BILLIE BROACH, M.E. JOHN HODGES, M.A. Physics and Engineering — Chemistry Mathematics SOCIAL SCIENCES The Division of Social Sciences offers courses designed to give students a wide choice of subjects fundamental to proper adjustment to modern living. The courses also provide students seeking advanced degrees at other universities a background of work which enables them to enter graduate study. This division is composed of the departments of history, psychology, political science, and sociology. A general major in social sciences is offered, as well as majors in psychology and history. Minors are available in all departments. WARREN SCHIFF, Ph.D. History Social science courses draw many students. ELMER C. STAHLKOPF, M.A. Economics and Political Science CECIL C. BRIDGES, Ph.D. e Psychology RICHARD DIXON, M.A. LOIS V. BAILEY, M.A. SHELBY BLACKMON, M.A. History Sociology Political Science Bailey versus snow! SOCIAL SCIENCES A visiting Austrian student is shown the new brochure. In Tribute iG E. Q. BROTHERS 1888-1959 Dean of Little Rock Junwr College, now Little Rock Untversity 1930-1957 The passing of Dean Edmon Q. Broth- ers on December 21, 1959, saddened every- one at Little Rock University. Most of us knew him primarily as the genial manager of the bookstore, who always had a pleasant word for us, even in the midst of registration rush. Some few of us knew him as dean of Little Rock Junior College, the institution close to his heart for twenty-seven years. Re- gardless of how we knew him, we all admired his modesty and his humility, his kindness and his unselfishness. When Dean Brothers came to Little Rock in 1930 he found a small junior college with half a dozen classrooms in the High School and a faculty on a part-time basis. It was partly through his efforts and diligent care that the Little Rock Junior College was nourished until it was ready for expansion into a senior institution. Twice the dean was called on to act as president, and he served well as an adminis- trator and an academician. Wanting to re- tire earlier than the fall of 1957, Dean Brothers remained a year as dean at the re- quest of Dr. Carey Stabler, president, who had just arrived on campus. All of us who knew him can count our- selves as blessed because of his wise and gentle counsel in our days of learning and of grow- ing up. 30 ee: ute RN IN Frank Agee Dee Anna Guinn Pat McRaven President Vice President Secretary (ouletAllred James Avants ET Zz Sam Bracy Catherine Brodie Judithe 4 Gordon Burr Bob Chapman Pees. Gordon Cook Jeanne Cook Linda Cooke Virginia Crain Martha Daugherty FRANK AGEE: Psychology; President of Senior Class; Psychology Club; Delta Kappa. DEE ANNA GUINN: English; Vice President of Senior Class; French Club; Girls Athletic League; Phi Theta Kappa; Delta Kappa sponsor, Queen of Hearts; Junior May Maid; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges; Panhellenic President; Book Ends; Queen of the May; Zeta Phi. PAT McRAVEN: English; Secretary of Senior Class; Editor of Chatter; Student Union Pub- licity Committee; Dedication Committee; Alma Mater Committee; Spanish Club; Book Ends; Brown English Award; Cynthia Moss Award; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges; Battlecrier. LOUIE ALLRED: Biology. JAMES AVANTS: Business. SAM BRACY: Business; Marketing Club; Investment Club. CATHERINE BRODIE: Elementary Education; Secretary of Young Democrats. JUDITH BUATT: Social Science. GORDON BURR: Mathematics. BOB CHAPMAN: Business) GORDON COOK: Business. JEANNE COOK: Education. LINDA COOKE: Psychology; Trojan Beauty; Zeta Phi; Miss Little Rock; Girls Athletic League; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges; Junior and Senior May Maid; Delta Psi Omega; University Theatre Guild. VIRGINIA CRAIN: English; Editor of Trojan four years; Univer- Doyle Davis sity Theatre Guild; Girls’ Athletic League; Delta Psi Omega; French Club; Who’s “Who at LRU; Junior Women’s Representative; Publicity Chaipmmntot HE Wee : Young SEN lOR CL ASS Republicans; Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleses MARTHA DAUGHERTY: Social Science; Phi Theta Kappa. 32 . 3 Larry Dillon Edith Hamilton Arlene Harrison Connie Haynie James Hays Kenneth Heffington Ed Henry Robert Henry Paul Hirschey Bill Housley Kenneth Howard LARRY DILLION: Chemistry; Trojan Photographer. BILL FOSTER: Biology. JAMES FUREIGH: Business. O. J. FULLER: Business; Circle K; University Theatre Guild; Delta Psi Omega; Investments Club; Young Republicans; Phi Lambda Chi. DONAL GILLHAM: Biology. EDITH HAMILTON: Humanities. ARLENE HARRISON: Mathematics. CONNIE HAY- NIE: Humanities; Trojan Staff; University Theatre Guild; Student N.E.A.; Speech Association of America; Battlecriers. JAMES HAYS: Business; Phi Lambda Chi Treasurer; Marketing Club; Circle K; Vice President, Investments Club. KENNETH HEFFINGTON: Accounting. ED HENRY: Business; Phi Lambda Chi; Marketing Club; Investments Club; Circle K. ROBERT HENRY: Psychology; PAUL HIRSCHEY: Social Science. BILL HOUSLEY: Pre-Pharmacy. KENNETH HOWARD: Business; Spanish Club; Marketing Club; Presi- dent of Inveccments Club. MILDRED HUFF: Elementary Education; Student N.E.A. SEN lOR CL ASS Mildred Huff 33 Ronald Jones psi James Lipton William Lowe Phil Mabry Charles McRaven Annette Metrailer Joy Mitchell Stacy Ollar, Jr. Charles Pack James Pattillo Anna V. Potter MARSUVE JOHNSON: English; President, secretary-treasurer of Book Ends. RONALD JONES: Psychology. JIM JOYNER: Chemistry. BOB LANE: Business; Investments Club; Marketing Club. MARY LEVY: Social Science; University Y’s; Young Democrats; Battlecrier. JAMES LIPTON: Psychology; Psychology Club. WILLIAM LOWE: Business; Sophomore Men’s Repre- sentative; Phi Lambda Chi; Marketing Club; Investments Club; Circle K. PHIL MABRY: Busi- ness. CHARLES McRAVEN: Humanities; Editor of Chatter; Art Club; Who’s Who in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities; Delta Psi Omega. ANNETTE METRAILER: Biology. JOY MITCHELL: Secondary Education; Battlecrier. STACY OLLAR, JR.: History; Photographer for Trojan and Chatter; Debate Team; Phi Lambda Chi. CHARLES PACK: Business. JAMES PATTILLO: History. ANNA V. POTTER: Biology; Delta Psi Omega; SENI R c A Omega; Battlecrier. MERMON POTTER: Social Science; University 0) L SS Theatre Guild; Delta Psi Omega. Mermon Potter 34 Se Z es ne it i Carolyn Raney Robert Russell John Schlereth Robert Scott Carolyn Stanfield William Taylor Sam Thompson Warren Thompson Winfred L. Ward Burl Westlake R. J. Wills Jane Wolfe feumne Wren Bob Yada CAROLYN RANEY: English; President of University Y’s; Young Democrats. ROBERT RUSSELL: Psychology. JOHN SCHLERETH: Accounting. ROBERT SCOTT: Psychology ;President of Psychology Club; Business Manager of Chatter; President of Student Government Association; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities; Delta Kappa. CONNOR SPIKES: Biology. CAROLYN STANFIELD: English; Freshman Women’s Representative; Debate Team; French Club; Girls | Athletic League; Phi Theta Kappa; Panhellenic Representative; Secretary of Sophomore Class; Book Ends; Choir; Senior May | Maid; Zeta Phi. WILLIAM TAYLOR: Psychology; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. SAM THOMPSON: | Chemistry; President of Chemistry Club; Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. WARREN THOMPSON: Bi- ology. WINFRED WARD: Psychology; Business Manager of Trojan; Spanish Club; Circle K; Young Democrats; President of Psychology Club; Phi Lambda Chi. BURL WESTLAKE: Chemistry. R. J. WILLS: Business. JAN WOLFE: Speech; Uni- versity Theatre Guild; Battlecrier. JEANNE WREN: Mathematics; Art Club; Phi Theta Kappa. BOB YADA: Business; Phi Lambda Chi. S EN 0 R CL ASS 35 JOEL RUMINER BEVERLEY BOWEN KEN GRAVES JACK SINGLETON President Fall Vice Pres. Spring Vice Pres. Secretary HERBERT ABBOTT JUNIOR CLASS BARBARA BOYD HARVEY BOYD DENNIS BRIDGES PAUL BROWER JEWELL BROWN CHARLES CALLAWAY ROBERT CLANTON LEE COLWELL WARREN COULTER WAYMAN COULTER 36 BYRON CRAIN DENNIS DAVENPORT BILL DONALDSON THELMA DONHAM RICHARD DOUTHART HENRY FORTHMAN LARRY FRANCIS DON FRYER RAY FULMER MARSHALL GAZETTE GAIL GIBBS MARTIN GIPSON BILL GLASSCOCK NANCY GREEN JUNIOR CLASS LARRY GRIFFIN RANDALL GRIMMETT EARL GUENTHER WAYNE GUESNER CHARLES HANKINS FLETCHER HAWTHORNE JERRY HEDGES 37 38 ROSEMARY HESTER ROBERT HICKS Pi, ew PAUL JENKINS yy JAMES KARNOWSKI JIMMY KEATTS JAMES KENNEDY MICHAEL KNIGHT ails: a [lp PATRICK KNIGHT RICHARD MAYHAN FRED McDONNELL RICHARD MEREDITH MEER a GORDON NAYLOR DAVE NICKEL PHILLIP POTTER JUNIOR CLASS A pleasant conversation in front of the student union. JUNIOR CLASS eee GARY PRICKETT EDDIE RACKLEY CHARLES REID DON RIGGIN LOUISE RORIE CHARLES ROYER BOB RUSSELL LOREN SAMONS ROCHELLE SMITH BERNARD STANICK BILL WEISS DONALD WHITEHOUSE JOHNNY WILLIAMS ROY WILLIAMS JOHN L. WILSON MIGNON WILSON GEORGE WORRELL SANDY YOUNG 39 fm Harper Thomason Wayne Major George Finley Carol Meadows President Fall Vice Pres. Spring Vice Pres. Secretary SOPHOMORE CLASS a Ze MB si . Gail Allan George Bavalis Pat Berger Marjorie Blake Maude Bowman Charles Brown Kay Buchanan Bill Burton Ron Burton Betty Buxton John Buttram GN ¥ Robert Castleberry William Chenault James Cia Gary Clark Nina Clouette Jackie Cooper 40 Bill Cranford Ronald Crook Don Crowder Jack Davis David Dinwiddie Ilona Eaton John Eberle Sarah Edwards Ralph Erwin Damon Eskridge Robert Fagg Jenell Finger The Student Union is a comfortable place to study. SOPHOMORE CLASS Jack Finnegan Pat Flemister Carolyn Gannaway Jerry Gardner Jimmy Gee Ann Glover Myrna Goodfellow M. D. Graham Karen Gulley 41 Phyllis Hamilton George Harralson Bill Hathcote R. W. Haye Larry Heffington David Henry Roy Lee Hight Jane Hoech Bruce Huddleston Shirley Huddleston Bill Hutto Roy Jackson Fred Johnson David Jones Roy Keith Bobby Korenblat Charles Kortenber i Billie Larch Margaret LeMaster ° Students listen attentively at an assembly. SOPHOMORE CLASS Kaye Lenderman im Li Sandra Loket 42 SOPHOMORE CLASS James Lucas Bill Luce Jim Manning Betty Martin John McRaven Mary Lynn Means Mie James Miller Billy Moore Sylvia Moring Ronnie Munsey Danny Nelson Jimmy Newell Pat Newsom Bud Northern Carl Nutt Marjorie O’Cain Linda Overstreet Betty Patton Don Payne LaVon Payne Sammy Peters John Peterson 43 SOPHOMORE CLASS James Pitts Duncan Porter Elizabeth Porter David Powell Gene Proffitt 4 Sue Red Sam Redman Kenneth Reece Quinton Rhoads Becky Richardson Bradley Roberts Leon Robinson Sue Roller Charles Ross Conrad Rotenberry DeAnne Scherz John Shaw Tommy Shaw Ellen Shelton Coleman Smith Kay Snow Ed Strohm pss pos William Stubblefield David Taylor John Taylor Rosalind Tester Ed Tickel Carol Todd Kirk Tompkins Gerald Turner Russell Tyer Bob Van Dyke Eugene Walden Jim Wallace Tommy Ware Polly A. Warford Nan Williamson Pat Williamson Charles Wilmoth Earl Wilson Jeanette Wilson The L.R.U. mailbox in winter and spring. SOPHOMORE CLASS John Whiting James Worrell Robert Young 45 CARL McDANIEL LARRY JONES ROBERT LAWRENCE MARY KAY STEVENSON 46 President Fall Vice Pres. Spring Vice Pres. Secretary FRESHMAN CLASS JON AHRENS ane wad See rei a: Perecerereia:e ee eeere gies CAROL ALSTREN MARY L. ARMSTRONG. BOB ARRINGTON D. L. AVARITT FRANCIS AVERY BERNIE BAUER OWEN BLACKLOCK BETTY BLACKMON RICHARD BLAKE RICHARD BOOSEY WILLIAM BOWERS MELANY BOYETTE TOMMY BREWER HAMPTON BRIGGS JERRY BROWN TOMMY BROWN GLORIA BUCK WILLIAM BUCKHOLTZ NADIA BUGG MARY ALYCE BUIE JUDY BURKE pe yee N MARY KAY BURNETT MARY BURNS ANN BUTLER AMANDA CAMERON COY CAMPBELL CAROLYN CANNON FRESHMAN CLASS CLINT CAVIN BEN-LINDA CHAMBERS FRED CHAMBERS TOM CLAPHAM Wg : cats ft GARY COE JUDY COFFMAN PAT COGER DON COLAIANNI JOHN COOK OLIVER COX JUDY COXON LINDA CRAIN ie WILLIAM GILBERT DEAN PAT DEATON HENRY DeCUIR 47 BOB DIFFEE MARTHA DILBECK JIM DOCKINS PAT DODGEN MARTHA DODSON DICKY DOUGLAS CHARLES DuVAL BILLY EDWARDS CAROLYN EDWARDS SUSIE ELLIOTT GEORGE ERION : 4 FRESHMAN CLASS EUGENE ETCHISON CLARK EVANS DAVID EVANS WILLIAM FINEFIELD BARBARA FINLEY OLIVER FLYNN JOHN FOX GAY FRICK GARY GAITHER FRED GARNER KENNETH GARNER ROGER GARNER BILLY GEORGE JOHN GEYER LYLA GIBB HERMAN GRADY DAPHNE GREER BUDDY GRIFFIN 48 : ROBERT GRIMES KELLY GRUBBS ELIZABETH GUESS TOMMY GUNDERMAN JIM PAT GUNN CECIL HILL 1b, F FRESHMAN CLASS ss The Christmas spirit at L. R. U. RUSH HOGUE DORCAS HOLICER GAIL HOOVER DANNY HORTON JAMES HOUSE DILLIE HUDSON JOE HUGHES LUCY HURSEY ARMETHA IVEY ANDRE JENSEN BETTY R. JONES GEORGE JUNG DAVID KAUFMAN CAROL KIRKES LINDA KRESSE 49 b s BB, fee BARBARA LAIRD SUZANNE LANDTHRIP DAVID LANE NANCY LANEY RICHARD LEE BARBARA LEWIS JACKIE LEWIS ROBERT LUCAS be CONNIE MARTIN MILDRED MARTIN BOBBIE McDONALD BOBBY McDUFFIE BOB McGOWAN BILL McHUGHES FRESHMAN CLASS hh MARJORIE McMINN KENNETH McSWAIN ALLEN MEANS JIM MEDLIN FRANK MEEDS = 3 PHILLIP MOORE FRANK MOSER DIAN MOUDY MARTHA MULLENS SANDRA MURPHREE JACK NICKEL SO BRENDA NICHOLS LOUISE NIX BARBARA NORMAN SANDRA NUCKOLLS JAMES O’CAIN BILL OSBURN ciate EDWARD PASIERB CHARLES PAULETTE HAL PEARROW CAROLYN PEKAR ELLEN PETERSON LIN PHELPS MARILYN PHILLIPS PHIL PHILLIPS DICK PILS KATHY PIPER KENNETH POTEETE LONNIE PRUITT FRESHMAN CLASS HAROLD PURDY DARRELL PYE DARLENE RADEK MARY NELL RAEDELS ROGER REAVES BOB RI ; : 7S ‘ 4 fi yy DEAN RIGGIN PAT ROBBINS DONNIE ROBERSON JIMMY ROBINSON VON RODMAN FAE ROHR 51 52 A Van MILTON ROUSS JIMMY ROWE JOY RUNDELL KATRINA SANDERS AL SCHULTZ RALPH SHULL LINDA SHUMATE GAYLE SINGLETON VIRGIL SINKEY RONALD SKINNER JAMES E. SMITH RONALD SMITH JAN SNOW Pe: FRESHMAN CLASS LARRY SPARKS DON SQUIRE JOHN STANDLEY PERRY STEWART MICHAEL STILES LINDA STONE SARA STOUT DAVID STRONG MARY L. TAPP KENT TATUM SARAH TAYLOR JAN THOMAS BILLY THOMASON JEANETTE THOMPSON SUSAN TINSON BUDDY TIPTON PAT TRUSSELL BILL TUBERVILLE CAROL TUCKER RUTH TUCKER VADIE VAN DEUSEN CLYDE VENABLE JAMES WAGGONER ROBERT WAGNER ANN WALKER MILTON WARFORD HOWARD WELLS DIAN WHITSON GLORIA WIGGINS CURTIS WILLIAMS JEANETTE WILLIAMSON FRESHMAN CLASS TOMMY WILLIAMSON GEORGIA WITKOWSKIDAVID WITTENBERG EDWARD WOODS HERBERT WRIGHT 53 cd ORGANIZATIONS + al STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION OFFICER Président Sel wi ee Robert Scott Robert Scott MEMBERS Sensor, Président ge ee ee Frank Agee Dee Anna Guinn Senior V sce: Presidente. ee Dee Anna Guinn Frank Agee Senior, Secretary 2 se eee ee Pat McRaven Senior Men’s Representative First: Semester 025 pe re Sam Thompson Second Semesters = 2 n Sat ees Fred Morse Senior Women’s Representative -....... Linda Cooke Sam Thompson Junzors President (oe ee Joel Ruminer Pat McRaven Junior Vice President First, Semesterig2en02 a ee ee, Beverley Bowen Second Semesteris se ames soe Ken Graves Junior Secretary eee ee Jack Singleton Beveroanonen Junior Men’s Representative ___.-_. Don Riggin Preis Junior Women’s Representative __..... Rochelle Smith Jack Singleton Ken Graves Rochelle Smith Don Riggin Harper Thomason STUDENT GOVERNMENT — ASSOCIATION OFFICERS ViCcRLTcsidcn | mumps eA? Joel Ruminer SCOT CLOT y pee memes Oe) eats SE ace BA Linda Cooke Joel Ruminer Linda Cooke MEMBERS Sophomore President = Harper Thomason ‘ Carol Meadows Sophomore Vice President George Finley F Fj SODDOMmOreaSCCTCLGTY 2 ee Carol Meadows ee neaae Sophomore Men’s Representative PLESU BOCES C Cte eee eee AD Wayne Major Second pseimestergts ase eee et ee Jim Gee Sophomore Women’s Representative... Betty Buxton ; Jim Gee ET CSDTCGIEDTESIACTL) peace ee Carl McDaniel Wayne Major Freshman Vice President IT SCR OCTINGS LC igus eee meee ete Larry Jones Second Semester 2 = Robert Lawrence Freshman Secretary __--------- Mary Kay Stevenson Freshman Men’s Representative Kent Tatum Carl McDaniel Freshman Women’s Representative Suzy Elliott Betty Buxton Robert Lawrence Larry Jones Mary Kay Stevenson Kent Tatum Suzy Elliott ay CHAIRMEN General: Planning tea ee ee Gail Gibbs DGNCES 5 Fi Ae Re ke feat ese are Bill Glasscock Exiibitsiandsl alentus oe een Pat Lape Gait es es Vis ee ee Roy Lee Hight PUD ae ee eee ee ee ae Pat McRaven SOCIGb: aeleasecage Se SOieAe ele eee ene Betty Buxton SPECIGL-PIOjCO LS mea: eee ee Carolyn Gannaway January is a busy month. STUDENT UNION COMMITTEE Wayne, Betty, and Pat are ready to register. 58 - | syerece . Bimie Sr iccwtoncinntecstteinetitstinemsuent Is the TV absorbing or is the team losing? The Battlecriers decorate the Union for Christmas. THE UNIVERSITY CHATTER First Semester RO Rel NCL L i amen eee sg Patricia McRaven BUSi75es Say elo Ciae meenrne een oe. Se Ta Robert Scott SoC gta 0110 meen ieee or be ee Diane Whitson COLTRI VES Ds Sas ee ie ls ee LAE TD Betty Blackmon CCE CELCRE G11. | ume ena mn ne Sel Bue Joel Ruminer NURODRAS 22 cose den Oe cs dO a eR a Wayne Shackleford (LOTTE IS hoon es al eras a Roy Lee Hight, Charles McRaven COTE CILIGT LO mG IEC CY mm ee eee Elizabeth Porter RE DOTLC! spare eee ree ee Oe 2 Sandra Nuckolls, Irvin Stewart, Daphne Greer, Beulah Wolfe, Robert Shaw, Elizabeth Porter, Bill Simmons, and Robert L. Shaw. Second Semester VERDE ODS: 5 no i A adie sre 9 tel eae a Patricia McRaven PASSPSEGTE ERIC 1 011 re meee de Betty Blackmon SATS TRCHTAGED: Sa on ea tk ane Roe Perry Stewart SPOTS SET C LO meme mee ee ee ee ee Roy Lee Hight PASSISE UTES OTL SEL GOT meee ee Se Wayne Shackleford BUSIRESSMVA GIT 8 Clemente ern es ee Wayne Guesner SOC IGLEEG 1) 07 Mame nen ee nee ee ee AS Ss Sandra Nuckols OPTS TBCUTA Rta 5 Ae Le ea aL aia ane Sle eee Betty Blackmon EAL UT ERAT LOT meme nn Joel Ruminer MGI CH ELIOT EN GTRd 0 CT ime ee ee Ee re eee Jan Snow Repos cr meer oe eee Ae ee Pat Coger, Joy Rundell I The Chatter is the Official Student Publication of Little Rock University. Member Arkansas College Press Association Formerly ‘The College Chatter”— Established in 1928. Published every two weeks, except during holidays, at Little Rock, Arkansas. es Pat McRaven 59 60 Virginia Watt Crain TROJAN STAFF A. Cameron Judith Davis Susan Tinson John Geyer Pat Newsom Joel Ruminer STAFF Editor! 4252 5th eee Virginia Watt Crain Associate Editor ise see Betty J. Thomas Faculty and Administration __ Rosemary Hester Glasses Da ee ee Pat Newsom, Peggy Bowers Organizations. on ee eee Jane Hoech Marilyn Phillips, Ken Garner, William Finefield, Charles DuVal Outside Activities Susan Tinson, Richard Boosey Peggy Bowers Charles Wilmoth ' etl. se Jane Hoech Ken Garner Betty J. Thomas STAFF FCG Ur esas eerie ee at Betty J. Thomas Mary A. Buie, Judith Davis, Amanda Cameron AL hee ee Os beet ee ees Joel _Ruminer EDOLQST ap) yee oes coe, Seema Stacy Ollar Larry Dillon, Jim Medlin, Charles Wilmoth T R 0 J A TO IITAR ST et ae LaVon Payne, John Geyer LY DiS peer seen tere aS Allan Means, Linda Crain STAFF Marilyn Phillips Mary A. Buie Wm. Finefield James Medlin Linda Crain Allen Means Rosemary Hester 61 PANHELLENIC OFFIGERS President, First Semester— Dee Anna Guinn President, Second Semester— Gail Gibbs Secretary—Carol Meadows INTERFRATERNITY OFFICERS Chairman—Richard Dixon pd Secretary—Martin Gipson, Jr. Dee Anna Guinn Martin Gipson, Jr. Gail Gibbs PANHELLENIC MEMBERS INTERFRATERNITY MEMBERS Battlecriers 2 2 2 ee ee Beverley Bowen Bob Coxoni==25 = Delta Kappa. Charles Reed Lele Pit x ce Fe Bee ee ee Linda Cooke Bill Glasscock Phi Lambda Chi -Martin Gipson, Jr. PANHELLENIC Battlecriers score again as Nina Clouette sends the volley- Pretty, perky Beverley Bowen sinks two for the Battle- ball over. criers. 62 eine Sarah and Rosemary receive their bids from Miss Hoeltzel. TERFRATERNITY GIRLS ATHLETIC LEAGUE Carol Alstrin Beverley Bowen Gloria Buck Nadia Bugg Anne Butler Betty Buxton Judy Coffman Pat Coger Amanda Cameron Mary Jane Canaday Carolyn Cannon Nancy Conrad Jayne Cash Betty Cato Judith Davis Pat Deaton Pat Dodgen Linda Elder Sandra Ferguson Jenell Finger Gay Frick MEMBERS Paula Galusha Carolyn Gannaway Nancy Green Phyllis Hamilton Rosemary Hester Gail Hoover Lucia Hursey Linda Kresse Susie Lanthrip Margaret LeMaster Barbara Lewis Bobbie McDonald Mildred Martin Carol Meadows Gail Moran Martha Mullen Sandra Murphree Linda Neathery Sharon Patters Carol Pekar Marilyn Phillips Elizabeth Porter Darlene Radek Sue Red Joy Rundell Katrina Sanders Jonnafae Shepherd Harriett Shoup Carolyn Stanfield Sara Stout Sarah Taylor Carol Todd Pat Trussell Gail VanPelt Carolyn Williams Jan Williamson Nan Williamson Kay Wilson Georgia Witkowski Annabelle Word a OFFICERS President = Vice President ____- Secretary-T reasurer Uncle Tom’s Cabin? NO—just D.K. slaves bowing in ardent admiration to their new found masters. Ann Glover 63 OFFICERS President t..)e ee e La Von Payne VicesP resident ieee ee Pat McRaven Secretary, = 53. eee ee Kay Wilson Treasures) Ae See re Aileen Wilbur MEMBERS Pat Berger Wayne Oswalt Ben-Linda Chambers La Von Payne Tom Clapham Sue Roller Vivian Covey Al Shultz La Von Payne Judy Davis Robert Shelton Don Fallis Sarah Taylor Betty Hervey Betty Thomas Albert Lowrance Diane Whitson James Liles Aileen Wilbur J. W. McCrearey Carolyn Williams Gerald Measels Pat Williams Gail Moran Kay Wilson Beall [ee oer rss e@ ¢ Top, left to right: Clanton, Wilmoth, Ruminer, Buckholtz, Glasscock. Second: Wallace, Bearden, Hudson, Glad- 64 den, Hervey. Third: Dodson, Boyette, Monan, Snow, Daugherty, Stanfield. Fourth: Scherz, Coxon, Butler, Walker, Boyd, Conrad. Bottom: Armstrong, Singleton, Lewis, Gentry, Wilmoth, Piper. Tea for Art Guests THE UNIVERSITY CHORUS OFFICERS President ____________. Vice President ______ DCGICT ALY eet. EDT ATEN ee Bey eo AS Mary L. Armstrong Kathy Bearden Barbara Boyd Melaney Boyette Edward Bridgers Ann Butler Amanda Cameron Linda Chambers Judith Coxon Martha Daugherty Henry DeCuir Margaret Gentry Alla B. Gladden William Hathcote MEMBERS Betty Hervey Robert Hudson Ronald Jones David Nickel Kathleen Piper Joel Ruminer Lila D. Scherz Gayle Singleton Betty. Thomas Anne Walker Aileen Wallace Betty Wilmoth Charles Wilmoth Jane Fee Wolfe Shelton likes Joel’s winners. SECTION LEADERS HITS 7250 Dt G7LOee ee ee Nancy Conrad Second Soprano _-.-...- Martha Dodson EIT Sia ALLO pate eee ee Betty Monan Second g Allows siren, wes Jan Snow TC NOU aces en ee aaa Robert Clanton BOSS yes ee Seen eee oak William Buckholtz Robert Clanton 65 OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER President? = eee Sam Thompson Vice President Bill Cranford Secretary 22 Sylvia Moring lvedsurer 232), oe Jim Penn SECOND SEMESTER President ee Bill Cranford Vice Presidente ee Richard Lieberman SECTCEATY) pee ene setae ee Sylvia Moring Lregsurer 2 see ee oe ee Jim Penn Sam Thompson Bill Cranford The Chemistry Club, the second largest at L.R.U., promotes interest in chemistry through field trips to industrial plants and through scientific lectures. Over 75 students are members. _THE CHEMISTRY CLUB THE PSYCHOLOGY CLUB eM bh Dr. White explains the ‘“‘why’s. OFFICERS President 3 a ee ee Robert Scott First Semester Joel Ruminer Second Semester Secretary ix eee a. Sa eee Linda Cooke L-(edsurer cee ae ee W.L. Ward MEMBERS Frank Agee Dennis Davenport Fletcher Hawthorne Robert Henry Don Riggin William Taylor James Lipton 66 Charles focuses for details. Charlie works in the darkroom. THE CANTERBURY CLUB Canterbury leaders meet for lunch with Rev. Pugh. MEMBERS John Ahrens Amanda Cameron Don Colaianni Skip Estes Gail Gibbs Bill Goodman Jack Hardcastle Pat Lape Allye Peterson Mike Reid Organized by and for students who are mem- bers of the Episcopal Church, the Canterbury Club holds communion service every Thurs- day at 7:30 a.m. and meets for lunch on Fri- days. Social functions take place both on campus and in the churches. a 67 MEMBERS Henry Griffin Dee Anna Guinn Jane Kinley Pat McRaven Carolyn Stanfield Betty Thomas Charles McRaven “Book Ends” leave for a trip. OFFICERS Presidentega. © ta Se ee Charles McRaven SCCTCLGTV SLT COSUT ET: tee ee ren Marsue Johnson BO 0 K EN 0S STUDENT N. E. A. OFFICERS MEMBERS Presidents 252 ree ee Martin Gipson, Jr., Mildred Bearden VicelPrestdent in ee eee Carol Todd Marjorie Blake Peggy Bowers Secretary-T reasurer, oe Jane Hoech Made Boone Jewel Brown Dolores Buffington Mary Alice Buie Amanda Cameron Nina Clouette Carolyn Gannaway Phyllis Hamilton Connie Haynie Pat Newsom Marilyn Phillips Ellen Shelton Nan Williamson Charles Wilmoth Jeanette Wilson Jane Wolfe Martin Gipson, Jr. 68 Stacy Ollar, Jr. Members of the L.R.U. Debate Team were participants in the Mid-South Debate Tournament February 12- 13. Topic: Resolved that Congress should review all decisions of the U. S. Supreme Court. DEBATE ? The Team digs for an answer. TEAM Stacy Ollar, Moderator George Jung Jack Singleton Student teaching puts Jeanne in practice for her future occupation. 69 James Kennedy OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER President 2. ee ee Jim Kennedy Vice President 5.2 26 eee Larry Francis Secretéry 2 =. ew Nancy Green Lf easurer Seg 2s Ae ee B. L. Stanick MEMBERS D. Glenn Adams Jim Hornibrook Beverley Bowen Kenneth Howard Tom Bridgers Mike Knight Sue Collins Ben W. Phillips Don K. Fryer Gary Prickett Randall Grimmett Patti Ragland Wayne Guesner Berl Westlake C. D. Hankins Mr. Hardy and his associate look thoroughly satisfied with the success of the dinner. 70 Come on, Mr. Bridgers, open your eyes and enjoy the food. m _ MARKETING CLUB Fred Morse appears quite pleased over the dinner and his table mates. Members of the Investment and Marketing Clubs enjoy the dinner set before them. Dunn and Bradstreet’s a big book, Sue. INVESTMENT CLUB OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER IBVeSs 2 C111 meee Sore ee oe Kenneth Howard VGCCEDICSIO Ci) aume Meernaree SADE eS Tom Bridgers SCGI CLT Va LN CASUL CT gee renter one Sees Bob Lane MEMBERS Burl Westlake Gary Prickett Randall Grimmett Don Fryer Larry Francis Richard Meredith OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER Presid cn (eee ee ae ee ae Tom Bridgers ViCCLR Test cpio Gary Prickett LY CGSUT Ce eee elas, Randall Grimmett SCcrehary Ga ne eee ee ee Richard Meredith Ken Howard Tom Bridgers 71 OFFICERS President: 23 5. ee See Judith Davis Vicec President =a eee Amanda Cameron SCCTELAr Va LY CASUr Ch a Judy Coxon MEMBERS Betty Blackmon LaVon Payne Gary Coe Don Payne Warren Coulter Kenneth Reece Rex Harper Harris Shapiro Marty Mullens Lou Ann Tisdale Judith Davis L’ALLIANCE FRANCAISE Looks like the Christmas spirit has really hit Jenell, Gloria, The group listens attentively to an interesting speaker. and Pat. 72 Smiles of contentment show the success of the Spanish-French Clubs’ dinner. LA SOCIEDAD ESPANOLA OFFICERS OSC: 2 a en ae Rosemary Hester WircceL resent prema so 8 Pe Te Perry Stewart SCOLCLANY- LICaSUurei ma eet Lynn Friedman MEMBERS Pat Berger Jane Hoech Judith Davis Kenneth Howard Carolyn Edwards Linda Overstreet Eugene Etchison LaVon Payne Gloria Finch Mary Kay Stevenson Jenell Finger Rosemary Hester we The Fifth District Convention met at L.R.U. in March. OFFICERS President oo oe eee Richard Douthart Vice’ Presidents ee eee William Housley Secretary 2 eee ee eee James Medlin Treasurer teeet st oor Bradley Roberts Tournament winner Douthart receives his trophy from Mr. Hodges. 74 Mr. Hardy and Mr. Ledbetter talk with Pulaski Representative Joel Ledbetter. YOUNG DEMOCRATS CHESS CLUB MEMBERS Larry Crossley James Medlin Richard Douthart Bradley Roberts William Housley Harold Whitfield Richard Douthart OFFICERS : OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester WRT Mee Roy Lee Hight President Jim Hornibrook VisCeRe Testa Chl tae es Bill Housley VICAR YCSIA Chip ee Kent Tatum SCOreL pry meer e ta te Catherine Brodie SCCTCLAN Verma eat eer Suzy Elliott MW ORERSOAAS i ted Arthur Reichstadt PRL STGP od Roy Lee Hight The largest and one of the most active organizations on campus, the Y D ts h had h disti ished k e€ oung emocra ave nad suc 1S inguis e spea ers as Roy Tee Hight Governor Faubus, Congressman Alford, former Governor Sid McMath, and others who make L.R.U. proud of its club of 105 members. GAMMA IOTA OFFICERS Presid C7 ee ene John Atkinson VsGe. Rr esid ernie = D. G. Adams SCCTELALy pe eee. David Dinwiddie DT CASILY CT pace as eee Jim Anstrand MEMBERS Bill Dunkum John P. Jones Harvard Montgomery Carl Nutt a John Atkinson President John Atkinson announces the winner of the G.I. raffle 75 Jimmy Gee Martha Dodson and Betty Hervey, Sigma Tau Lambda members, help at registration. 76 OFFICERS SOCrelary: ao Harris Shapiro Treasurer i.e eect eee ee eee oe Bill Luce MEMBERS Tommy Brewer Bob Dif fee Clark Evans Dent Gitchell Jim Hackman Roy Lee Hight Carl McDaniel Hal Pearrow William Petty Joel Ruminer Perry Stewart Dan Squier Dave Taylor John Taylor Dave Henry Bob Lawrence CIRCLE MEMBERS Mary Lou Armstrong Betty Blackmon Melaney Boyette Gloria Buck Suzy Elliott Sandra Ferguson Jenell Finger Lynn Friedman Betty Hervey Carol Kirkes Bobbie McDonald Dian Moudy Sandra Nuckolls Allye Peterson Mary Nell Radels Jonnafae Shepherd Mary Kay Stevenson Sara Stout Gail Van Pelt Cecelia Ann Wade Kay Wilson Free Coffee for everyone! Compliments of B.S.U. THE BAPTIST STUDENT UNION SIGMA TAU LAMBDA OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Presid Cit ee eee Jonnafae Shepherd VECCRP ICSI CIOL eu amee eee tee Martha Mullen SECT CLOT) a terme sees ae Betty Monan LY CUSUT CT eee tree cy Sacer! Kay Wilson SECOND SEMESTER Presidente See ee Martha Mullen MACERETESsA CHL eaten Betty Hervey SEEY CLAY gate Me eee ee rg oe Gloria Buck ET Casur er ee kee Meee Bobbie McDonald Bruce Carter Membership in the B.S.U. is open to all stu- dents in the University. Martha Mullen BY OFFICERS President We a ee ee James Miller Vice President 5 exes ee ee ee John Shaw Secretary ae Se oes se ee Karen Gulley Treasurer 22 Na es tr Carol Meadows MEMBERS John Atkinson Anise Barton Pat Berger Betty Blackmon Marjorie Blake Peggy Bowers Ron Burton Robert Castleberry Gary Clark Nina Clouette George Harrelson Richard Meredith Lao... 8 | Charlie winds up the old mystic box for a few bars of music. 78 Vernon Miller Linda Neathery Marjorie O’Cain Linda Overstreet La Von Payne James Pearrow John Peterson William Petty De Anne Scherz Mary Kay Stevenson John Taylor Ed Woods James Mille: _PHI THETA KAPPA Joanie taking a break from Lady Macbeth to chat. George Worrell John Atkinson Galen Barbour Amanda Cameron Linda Cooke Virginia Crain Andy Davis O. J. Fuller John Geyer Gail Gibbs Connie Haynie Dorcas Holicer OFFICERS MEMBERS SOE nae tr BS Rae abs ter Re ME George Worrell PS eieaO Fes SCHTN ey es AT, Se eal lee Oe ee Mermon Potter eT wt a SR Ri a Nt a tt) BL ER a Aileen Wilbur Linda Kresse Bill McHughes Charles McRaven Janie Martin Charles Martin La Von Payne Anna V. Potter Joan Rea Don Riggin Tom Robertson Jane Wolfe 79 Miss Prater demonstrates for the N.E.A. ORGANIZATIONS AT WORK Who will Bill vote for? 80 oe Battlecriers and Gamma Jota present gifts to L.R.U. Jack’s enthusiastic for the Democrats. IT’S ALL IN A DAY What makes a good chemistry Club member ? Smile for the Trojan, Carol. 81 OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES 82 84 You’ve got it, Bob! FACULTY VS. PHI LAMBS A crowd for the March of Dimes game. Come on girls, yell! THE MARCH OF DIMES GAME It’s in, Bo. Shoot! Broce! Just one point, please. 85 Basketball’s newest defense (scaring the offense shooter) . BASKETBALL The object is to get the ball DOWN, boys. 86 Where’s the ball? FUN WITH SPORTS 87 88 Way to go, Betty! RLS’ SPORT And away we go! It’s over the net! Wonderful how calculus can help you on the alley. Some students leave EVER Y THING lying around. Perry Stewart, Jenell Finger, and Connie Martin fashion up their eta SNOW ATL. R. U. Winter baseball? Even the creek takes on beauty. 89 The traveling B’s—Broce and Bolick interview the frosh. Some people will always try to shine up to the boss. RELAXING ON CAMPUS The bigger they are... Future artists? Maybe. 90 They look like champs. SPORTS FORALL Now just don’t stand there! 91 ee THE EVENING SCHOOL 92 Jack Brooks checks files at State Police head- quarters— } | At Bell Telephone Ray Fulmer routes the repair men. An hour later he is smiles as he be- gins his night classes. IN THE EVENING DIVISION Sie eo . es BE, _ His load of books shows he means business at L.R.U. Roger Blevins ts distribution clerk for Top Value Stamps. Stanley Wright arrives spick and span During the day Stanley routes our ice cream from Cole- for class. man’s. 95 Alvin Hof, an electronic engineer at A.R. T., works on an interesting project before me ee Be ee he mounts the stairs to a six o’clock English As repairman for Bell Telephone Paul Shively has a class. hard time of it this winter, but 96 R. J. Wills as a teller at Worthen’s Bank is surrounded by figures and adding machines all day. TO CLASSES Shively makes his classes on time with even spare Even at that Wills studies C.P.A. problems moments to glance at the bulletins. at night twice a week. Si, THE SOCIAL HOUR 98 oe Beverley Bowen Miss Inez Martin BATTLECRIERS Founded in October, 1932. The Battlecrier Sorority was founded to promote sisterhood among its members, to sponsor charitable projects, and to provide planned social activities for its members and their guests. The officers of Battlecriers are: Beverley Bowen es eee ee President Rochelle Smith ess eee Vice President Syl via Morin: eee eee ee eee Recording Sec’y. Karen Gulley a eee ee Corresponding Sec’y. Anna Potter 20 cise eee ee oe eee Treasurer Battlecriers Beverley Bowen and Nadia Bugg sell boxes of Christmas cards to Dr. White, Dr. Stabler, and Miss Pauline Hoeltzel. 100 Members are Suzanne Alexander, Beverley Bowen, Nadia Bugg, Mary Alyce Buie, Mary Jane Canaday, Nina Clouette, Pat Dodgen, Sara Edwards, Jenell Finger, Lyla Bess Gibb , Myrna Goodfellow, Karen Gulley, Phyllis Hamilton, Jane Hoech, Margaret Lemaster, Barbara Lewis, Betty Martin, Pat McRaven, Carol Meadows, Sylvia Moring, Brenda Nichols, Marilyn Phillips, Louise Rorie, Virginia Shore, Rochelle Smith, Sarah Jo Taylor, Rosalind Tester, Susan Tinson, Ouida Thomason, Caro! Todd, Anna Potter, Vir- ginia Crain, Aileen Wilbur, Jan Williamson and Nan Wil- liamson. Pledges are: Gail Allan, Mary Ann Burns, Ben-Linda Cham- bers, Lucia Hersey, Carolyn Pekar, Barbara Roberts, and Joy Rundell. Suzanne Alexander Mary Jane Canaday Myrna Goodfellow Carol Todd Gail Allan Ben-Linda Chambers Karen Gulley Brenda Nichols Nadia Bugg Nina Clouette Jane Hoech Barbara Roberts Sarah Taylor Mary Alyce Buie Virginia Crain Margaret Le Master Louise Rorie Susan Tinson Jenell Finger Barbara Lewis Rochelle Smith Carol Todd 101 Carolyn Williams Ann Glover Zeta Phi Sorority was founded to enrich and broaden the friendship of those chosen to membership; to provide a small, intimate group in which each member may have an oppor- tunity to develop her finer qualities; and to stimulate school spirit through group loyalties. The officers for first semester were Carolynaw illiams ce. oe eee cee President Shirley Huddleston 222 oe ees Vice President Betty) Bix ton peewee nee eee Recording Sec’y. Gail Gibbs ss e2 ee Corresponding Sec’y. Carolyn Gannaway) eee eee Treasurer Officers for second semester are Ann Glover! 2s 2 aes ee eee President Shitley; Huddleston 22s = eee Vice President Mary Kay Stevenson 2... ==. Corresponding Sec’y. Judi (Davis eee Recording Sec’y. Carolyn;Gannaway eee eee Treasurer Hungry students gather ’round to shop the Zeta Phi Cookie Sale held on Thursdays. Pledge Georgia Wit- kowski serves them with a smile. 102 Mrs. Eleanor Orts ZETA PHI Founded in 1943. Members are Barbara Boyd, Kay Buchanan, Betty Buxton, Toppy Cameron, Betty Cato, Linda Cooke, Nancy Conrad, Judy Coxon, Judi Davis, Suzy Elliott, Gay Frick, Carolyn Gannaway, Gail Gibbs, Ann Glover, Nancy Green, Dee Anna Guinn, Shirley Huddleston,Charnell Jefferies, Connie Martin, Mildred Martin, Annette Metrailer, Dian Moudy, Sandra Murphree, Linda Neathery, Sandra Nuckolls, Linda Overstreet, Joanie Rea, Sue Roller, Anita Sanders, Ellen Shelton, Harriett Shoup, Gayle Singleton, Jan Snow, Caro- lyn Stanfield, Mary Kay Stevenson, Pat Trussell, Carolyn Williams and Annabelle Word. Pledges are Joyce Adams, Judy Burke, Martha Sue Dilbeck, Daphne Greer, Donna Jenkins and Bobbie McDonald. Kay Buchanan Gay Frick Connie Martin Sandra Nuckolls Betty Buxton Carolyn Gannaway Mildred Martin Linda Overstreet Toppy Cameron Dee Anna Guinn Annette Metrailer Allye Peterson Jan Snow Betty Cato Nancy Green Dian Moudy Anita Sanders Carolyn Stanfield Judy Coxon Shirley Huddleston Sandra Murphree Harriett Shoup Mary Kay Stevenson Judi Davis Charnell Jefferies Linda Neathery Gayle Singleton Annabelle Word 103 William Stubblefield Robert Coxon Richard Dixon DELTA KAPPA Founded in 1932. Delta Kappa fraternity was founded to provide an organi- zation through which a spirit of fraternal brotherhood can be gained and an outlet for social functions provided. Of- ficers for the fall semester were WillameaStubbleticl digest ee eee President Jimmy: Gee see et ee eee Vice President Jack¢Sinoleton shee ee ee Secretary Charles: Rover 2.2 seat ee eee Treasurer Spring officers are Robert Coxon __. hearts ettb = SF eA President Jack Singleton) 42 eee Vice President Roy, ceilight 22 oie een eee Sere Secretary Charles Rovers2r.e ee oe ees Treasurer Pledges bow to their masters after having been bought at the Delta Kappa Slave Auction. 104 Members are Frank Agee, Jon Ahrens, Louis Allred, Bob Coxon, Bill Cranford, David Crawford, Gilbert Dean, Bill Donaldson, Clark Evans, Jerry Gardner, Jim Gee, Billy George, Ken Graves, Buddy Griffin, Jim Hackman, Roy Lee Hight, Bob Hudson, Larry Jones, Bob Lawrence, Rudy Lord, Wayne Major, Carl McDaniel, Bill Orsburn, Hal Pearrow, Jim Penn, Sammy Peters, Gene Proffit, Charles Reed, Charles Royer, Joel Ruminer, Robert Scott, Jack Singleton, Larry Sparks, Perry Stewart, Kent Tatum, Clyde Venable, and Tommy Ware. Pledges are Bob Diffee, Don Hall, Bob McGowan, Bill Petty, Jim Tyler, and Herman Grady. Frank Agee Gilbert Dean Roy Lee Hight Wayne Major Joel Ruminer Jon Ahrens Clark Evans Bob Hudson Bill Orsburn Robert Scott Bill Cranford Jerry Gardner Larry Jones Hal Pearrow Jack Singleton David Crawford Jimmy Gee Bob Lawrence Jim Penn Larry Sparks Sam Thompson Billy George Rudy Lord Charles Reed Perry Stewart Clyde Venable Jim Hackman Carl McDaniel Charles Royer Kent Tatum Tommy Ware 105 Bill Glasscock Benjamin Hardy John Hodges PHI LAMBDA CH Founded in 1925. Theta chapter of Phi Lambda Chi fraternity was founded to develop that characteristic in its members which by con- tin uous contact and practice leads to serving. The officers are Bill. Glasscock eee 27 eee ee ee President Ed’ Henrys Soa ee ee Vice President Earle Wilson 23 ee ee ee Secretary Martin, Gipson. see Treasurer and Corres. Sec’y. Members of Phi Lambda Chi are Harvey Boyd, Charles Phi Lamb pledges volunteered to wash the car of a member of their fraternity. Nice fellows. 106 Bradford, Larry Crossley, George Finley, Jack Finnegan, O. J. Fuller, Roger Garner, Bill Glasscock, Martin Gipson, David Henry, Ed Henry, Fred Johnson, Stacy Ollar, Tom Robertson, Winfred Ward, Earl Wilson, and Bob Yada. Pledges are Francis Avery, Kirkland Connally, Robert Davis, Dicky Douglas, Harry House, Gerald Jones, James Kennedy, Bill Nelson, Bob Rife, David Scruggs, Virgil Sinkey, James Smith, Joe Steel, Jim Waggoner, Larry Wimberly, David Wittenburg, and Herbert Wright. A, Harvey Boyd John Neal Geyer Jack Finnegan Fred Morse Charles Bradford Martin Gipson, Jr. O. J. Fuller Stacy Ollar, Jr. Byron Crain Larry Heffington Roger Garner Fae Rohr Howard Wells Larry Crossley David Henry Fred Johnson Tommy Shaw Harold Whitfield Ed Henry Ken McSwain Winfred Ward Earl Wilson 107 The Ottenheimers greet the President at the Stabler reception. Faculty members mingle informally. e begin our social year. George Finley presides over a rush party. 108 Miss Hi and Mr. Howdy, Sandra Murphree and Charles “Hello, and how are you, Miss Carolyn Williams?’ DuVal, reigned over the school get-acquainted party. Ward does his part in welcoming our guests. Sheik Jim Penn and Barbara Laird arrive for the Hallowe’en Party. You’re clowning, sir. We dress up for autumn fun. Our beauties strike a serious pose. 110 Sorority chatter captivates our interest. We’re not beatniks, we just like drums. | = Marty Mullen and Judi Davis dish up party food. 111 Phi Theta Kappa members Scherz, Payne, and Blake assist at the organization’s Christmas brunch for alumni and faculty. Language students celebrate a typical Mexican Christmas. Holiday parties fill our schedules. The L.R.U. Choir’s Christmas Concert was followed by a reception in the Student Union. i: 112 Bill Glasscock wows ’em at a Christmas dance. Presentation of honors is part of the holiday dance pro- Happy, happy New Year! from Sammy to Joannie. gram. Carolyn Williams, Zeta Phi President, announces George Finley, their sponsor from Phi Lambda Chi. Everyone is in his finest for the Christmas balls, including Fred Johnson and Rochelle Smith. We could have danced all night. Glasscock serenades his girl. Gail Gibbs and Bill Cranford are highly amused. CN eee mma Leap Year makes us desperate, as Betty Buxton convinces her prey. ceHe Ve ae ee 3 qnesasion FREE Winter formula: be peppy, have a sociable. Carol Meadows is exhausted at the Panhellenic Bunking Party. 115 Art Club Beatnik LaVon Payne reads between espresso breaks. Semester and Valentines Day excuse for a party. Betty Buxton and Ed Henry found a good party livened the snowy winter. 116 Zeta Phi’s and Delta Kappa’s enjoy “the social hour.” | Faculty guests, and mothers of Battlecrier mem- bers are served by Rochelle Smith and Miss Mar- tin, sponsor. Gy John Atkinson “helps.” Rehearsal of “Visit” catches community off-guard. “A Visit to a Small Planet” loses control of himself as the Visitor So many emotional people. Y . Sg ae oS 3 0) tel OS on: ah So og co 5 a3 9 gq oe oO sey Hanukkah Jewish fami 1 regime Frank comforts Anne, his daughter, whose diary gave us an account of the life of a Jewish family during the Naz Amsterdam. Mr in iary of The D e¢ 99 Anne Frank 119 Ic. house att pa 3 me) a 3) 4 6 Pa 8 ay me) Ou =) z 2) q ° es) ° = v al — a “4 oO q S 3 Q q SS ea) = 8) q cS s in a ware 120 Starwagon Productions Ten Little Rock University students have formed the Starwagon Shakespeare Troupe for the purpose of presenting classic drama to ap- preciative high school audiences all over the state. The casts of both “Hamlet” and ‘‘Mac- beth,” this spring’s productions, perform as well as working with props, lights, scenery, costumes, and sound. Joan Rea as Lady Macbeth in her most dramatic “handwashing” scene. Macbeth, Galen Barbour, receives the prediction of the witches. King Claudius and Queen Gertrude, George Worrell and Toppy Cameron, watch as Bill McHughes, Laertes, battles Hamlet, played by Tom Robertson. Emotions run high in these scenes between Macbeth and the murderer of Banquo, as Lady Macbeth looks on. The doctor, M. D. Graham, and Dorcas Holi- cer as Kate Keller in Arthur Miller’s play. John Atkinson and George Worrell as Joe Keller and his son Chris face an emotional crisis. ee My Sons” Gail Gibbs as Ann Deever talks with a neighbor played by Sandra Nuckolls. P22 4s John Atkinson Theatre Guild President Linda Elder makes Bill Glasscock up for a scene in “All My Sons.” Some of the numerous behind-the-stage workers pause with Clifford Haislip, drama teacher. Behind the scenes of L. R. U. Drama The University Theatre Guild has presented four plays during the 1959-1960 season at Little Rock Univer- sity. Those members of the Theatre Guild who have performed, staged, costumed, directed, and worked in other ways in these productions have done so to the acclaim of both the campus and community. i235 Zee DREW: . oO pox 3122 FoRT worRTH: TEXAS orriceRS AND pinectorRs orFie ul presioent 1 est March 28, 1960 pine 8B fF KANSAS HARPER L P , vice presioen geo0 W et ° LAS oust Nu, TEXAB Miss paulin oel el ernie © +15, SES 5 TREAS {ak a nck yver sity ae ae ut oKLAHOM” 320 FiLimor gia HAM pirtle Rock � yanses po i= y1t7 BHREVERORT vA ide meee LAP. onive pear iss Hoeltzets mio! nN TEXAS GENE guTPHEN pe eeoe eraTion TEXAS Each Nig 2 task gets mo cul 1 yecting +ne npro jan BY: k speauty oN HITE 70 -o5 ¥ INIA AVE pasALush: to we not know a e gir are ° ing vernon § S TH pens Bier pre ger ot ne notoereP 43 getting ataLInge ean petter s any c® 4% is alway $ a JOHN ante Leas ple 3k only reer is sig cast T oR shat peauti nd yming poe eae fA Anal, We 3 sappot ai 4 vel! cnosele KAYE MA S ol nTrRose pwousT? TEXAB we sincerely nope +nat noice mee JOHN GA with © approves of the ajority: 3 o7 CENTRAL exPRESSWAY pALLAs TEXAS very sncerely yours� $ G plays SO Bernt Uhh a7 Ge fluent 5, pre as A E . Ni eS ine “) jae : x ee ; yee iOS As S F = ro Key a J oh ees KY 0, ;960 swPA CONVENTION _ MARCH 26-29 — pt L TEXAS Nas) woRTH: TEXAS ‘ ry as Vilas hie na, cael vA — ee ecole Wideceiene PTR ARCA POPOL Ke erage ee eet ccc iindicdetiins tatrersties ¢ berber. The Little Rock University Beauty 126 Joan Rea 128 ee Anna Guinn QUEEN OF THE MAY 129 MAIDS OF THE MAY SENIOR MAIDS Carolyn Stanfield Linda Cooke JUNIOR MAIDS Nancy Green Joan Rea 130 MAIDS OF THE MAY SOPHOMORE MAIDS Kay Buchanan Judi Davis FRESHMAN MAIDS Dian Moudy andra Murphree pets 621 ee ee ee eee Carolyn Raney RECIPIENT OF THE ROSES honoring the late Governor and Mrs. George W. Donaghey SOCIAL HONORS Diane Whitson Bob Yada Delta Kappa Sweetheart Battlecrier Buddy Bucky Stubblefield Pat Lape Zeta Phi Joe College Delta Kappa Sponsor Charles Bradford Carol Meadows Battlecrier Sponsor Delta Kappa Sponsor Phi Lambda Chi Sweetheart Charlie Brown Carolyn Williams Battlecrier Sponsor Delta Kappa Sponsor George Finley Ann Glover Zeta Phi Sponsor Phi Lambda Chi Sponsor Frank Agee Beverley Bowen Charles McRaven These students have been elected to Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges. They are recommended by the Univer- sity on the basis of scholarship, leadership and cooperation, citizenship and promise of future usefulness. Dee Anna Guinn Joel Ruminer Gail Gibbs Ree 134 Sam Thompson Patricia McRaven Robert Scott Photographs and biographical sketches of each of these students will appear in the 1959-1960 Who’s Who Directory of Dis- tinguished Students. Virginia Crain Linda Cooke a President Beverley Bowen presents the honorary Battlecrier sponsor, Charlie Brown, with a gift. Battlecriers chat at their Valentine tea. Battlecriers win ad contest for second year. Dr. Talmadge White and Miss Mar- Battlecriers Meadows, Buie, and Finger managed (with their teammates) tin, sponsor, dance at a Battlecrier to defeat Zeta Phi 32-0 in the March of Dimes game. party. 136 We reflect on our busy day President Stabler explains to Mr. Dixon and Colonel Wolfe. Student Union chatter is interesting. Young Democrats chat with Mrs. Misenhimer. Charles Bradford enjoyed a Christmas party. German Club sing its Christmas carols. QUALITY — our most umportant asset Congratulations graduates ie! and best wishes for a most successful career in Arkansas! UNION LIFE Insurance Company Founded 1920 Home Office Little Rock, Ark. L. V. MARTIN HENRY A. RITGEROD, CPCU L.V. MARTIN CO. INSURANCE MANAGERS 115 East Capitol Ave. Little Rock, Ark. CONGRATULATIONS to The Second Senior Graduating Class Broadmoor Dairy Bar First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Little Rock 312 Louisiana Street— Little Rock, Arkansas 611 Main Street— North Little Rock, Arkansas School and Fine Art Supplies KODAKS MOVIE CAMERAS JUNGKIND COMPANY 206 Main Street Little Rock, Arkansas EVERYBODY LOVES DIXON MILK Churchman-Rhea Drug Co. Troy Churchman Roy Rhea 2801 Kavanaugh Phone MO 3-4131 Little Rock, Arkansas QAK FOREST FLORIST Everything in Sf, owers WE DELIVER FLOWERS BY WIRE OR PHONE VIC SULLIVAN, Owner PHONE MO 6-9438 Compliments of GOODMAN FIREWORKS —FREEDOM BRAND— P.O. BOX 3357 PHONE LOcust 5-463] LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS DIRECT IMPORTERS - FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS WAREHOUSE - 6620 BENTON HIWAY Corders Model Market 5911 Kavanaugh Bain Corder Collins Company All Forms of Insurance Real Estate Sales and Loans 206 Louisiana Street FR 6-1341 Little Rock, Arkansas Compliments of CRITZ CHEVROLET J. R. Grobmyer Lumber Co. SINCE 1926 “Every Building Need” Repairs Remodeling Plywood—Roofing Millwork Sheet Rock—Insulation 2800 W. 15th Hardware Tools—Paint MO 3-8367 Compliments FAGAN ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. Little Rock El Dorado DAVIDSON FURNITURE CO. 717 W 7th 300 Pine Little Rock Pine Bluff FR 2-2244 JE 5-5102 Black White Kodachrome Anscochrome Kodacolor Ectachrome Englargements Arkansas’ Only Color Film Processing Plant KOLOR PRINT 2121 Thayer St. FR 5-8987 Little Rock, Arkansas Copies Flashbulbs Film Cameras Economy Drug Store Markham at Kavanaugh Stifft Station Little Rock, Arkansas Sid—Harry—Coy—Clara—Clyde THE GATES OB AGENCY GENERAL AGENTS THE e COMMERCIAL NATIONAL The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co. BANK Seventh Floor Boyle Building 5 of Little Rock FRANCES Flower Shop ete al MO 3-8387 TIRES AND RECAPPING SERVICE “Corsages A Specialty” FR 2-2203 1222 W. 6th Street WE BUY USED TIRES AND TUBES WALTER RUMMEL, Owner Ais COMPLIMENTS OF KELLEY-NELSON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS MUSKOGEE, OKLAHOMA SKILL INTEGRITY RESPONSIBILITY Harry Dinwiddie . Insurance Agency 5817 Kavanaugh Blvd. MO 6-9486 All Forms of Insurance Prompt-Free Delivery Service KAVANAUGH PHARMACY 5008 Kavanaugh MO 4-3844 MILHOLLAND SHOE STORE 3710 S. University Little Rock COLAIANNI PIANO ORGAN CO. Arkansas’ Largest Piano Organ Store BALDWIN — WURLITZER HOWARD PIANOS 722 Main FR 5-8142 Compliments of Hudson's Model Market Pioneer Western Life Insurance Company FRANK WHITBECK CLU President JEAN WOOLFOLK, CLU FLMI Secretary-Treasurer 143 Compliments of MADISON CADILLAC CO. FR 4-7475 Little Rock, Arkansas ALLSOPP CHAPPLE BOOKS and SCHOOL SUPPLIES 307 Main Street Little Rock, Ark. Compliments to The Second Senior Graduating Class of Little Rock University PFEIFER Plumbing and Heating Co. Little Rock, Arkansas 1215 Main St. Compliments of PUTASK TI 0.2 savings LOAN ASSOCIATION Congratulations TO THE “SECOND” L.R.U. SENIOR GRADUATES! I JEWELERS ®@ 619 MAIN 1905—Serving Arkansas 55 Years—1960 TREADWAY ELECTRIC COMPANY, Inc. Arka nsas First Electrical Jobber WHOLESALE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 206-214 Scott Street Little Rock Wishes .... Serving Model Markets, All Star Markets and AG Stores Thruoghout Arkansas 1801 E. 23rd Little Rock Best Wishes From NATIONAL EQUITY MASSERY'S LAUNDRY CLEANERS LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY The Furniture Store with a Heart... And Low Prices VARDAMANS eerie Ca MAYTAG WASHERS CALORIC RANGES The Class of 1960 ADMIRAL APPLIANCES Congratulates We have easy terms to fit your need MO 6-6506 3918 W. 13th LITTLE ROCK LAKE NIXON Swimming Boating Dancing Picnicing Six miles out the upper Hot Springs Road Cantrell DRUG CO. “A Pleasure to Please’ 7524 Cantrell Road Little Rock, Ark. MO 3-6368 Congratulations MAJESTIC LAUNDRY CLEANERS KIDDIE KAMPUS Playskool “A Play-Way to Learning” 2324 W. 14th St. FR 4-4178 Ages 2 to 6 yrs. Mrs. Hazel Goodfellow Director MHONMME IL TOYVAVINGS, Since 1894 PEOPLES BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION Ninth Floor — Boyle Building 146 COMPLIMENTS .OF JACK COLLIER EAST CO., INC. 313 West Second Street LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS FR 5-5536 iuUrniblure AT SEVENTH GAINES for over 22 years MOSES MELODY SHOP 311 Main FR 5-0105 Congratulates Little Rock University’s SECOND GRADUATES Clinton Dorothy Peters 7 Dean Ruth White Compliments of e PETERS WHITE - Home of GLIDDEN Products PAINT STORE e e PAINT HARDWARE STORE 6706 Cantrell Rd. Hwy. 5 Summit Little Rock North Little Rock Compliments of A. ELECTRIC COMPANY To Serve You in the Compliments of Greater Little Rock Area e Capitol Ave. at Center Southern National 609 Main Street e Asher Ave. University Insurance Co. TT ace ae e 100 E. Washington Ave. NLR Home Office—Little Rock Serving the people of the South for ©1310 Pike Ave. NLR ERC UNG Bho ¢ 2627 Pike Ave. NLR Life—Health—Accident— Polio—Hospitalization 147 Essick Manufacturing Company CENTRAL FLYING SERVICE, INC. 3215 Brown Street Little Rock, Arkansas offering FLIGHT TRAINING through Elda LEt ROCKS UNIVERSIIny, Since 1939 RED CROWN LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS CLAUD HOLBERT and ASSOCIATES 1101 Cumberland FR 5-4659 Adams Field Little Rock, Ark. FR 5-3245 Congratulations Seniors - Esquire Bargain City VILLAGE | Shepherd SHOPPING CENTER | LO 5-5595 C 0 Mm Da ny Phone FR 5-2771 GENERAL AGENTS CARL FINCH JANITOR SUPPLY @ 409 West Capitol FIRE INSURANCE LITTLE ROCK 148 Compliments of: THE UNITED CORPORATION Mortgage Loans — Rental Agents Fire — INSURANCE — Casualty Tower Bldg. Little Rock PINKEY'S PHOTO SERVICE DEVELOPING PRINTING ENLARGING 2121 Thayer Phone FR 5-2771 May We Serve You? UNIVERSITY MOBIL SERVICE 3200 S. University Ave. Crow-Burlingame Co. AUTO PARTS EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES Arkansas Louisiana “‘Good luck and best wishes to the students at Little Rock University.” The Food Center 3001 West Markham at Stifft Station Compliments of LITTLE ROCK TENT AWNING CO. 219 West Tenth a Ww é w + ff NATIONAL BANK RQ+irree Rock 2 yn 6s Friendliest Bonk se Toor LEWIS NORWOOD Insurance A TEAS AVING e 406 Exchange Bldg. Phone FR 5-3321 Town and Country Economy Drugs nee Ne LANES, Shopping Center Featuring Asher and University Phone LO 5-1571 24 Lanes AMF Automatic Pin Spotters AMF Dealer for Shoes, Bags Balls Balls Personally Fitted Drilled While You Wait COMPLIMENTS Seas Free Class Or Individual Instructions of During Day Nursery Facilities 8 AM—5 PM Monday—F riday Snow s Ba rber Shop Modern Snack Bar With Alley Service 300 Car Parking Lot 5407 W. 12th 5700 Asher LO 57031 MOhawk 6-9923 Compliments of f Congratulations Seniors “ EDWIN L. BAXLEY, C.L.U. AGENCY MANAGER BENSKY’S FURRIER 811 Boyle Building FR 2-5248 : Little Rock, Arkansas Designer NEW ENGLAND Phone FR 2-2288 811 Main MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Surburban Green Moore Realtors 307 Center FR 5-5368 NS ke IT'S GOOD Insurance City Property == 150 Vinyl Tile Workmanship Guaranteed Cabinet Tops | 20 Years Experience Linoleum ' Quality Floor Covering Co. Phone LO 5-6825 Tommy Knopf 6900 W.Wakefield Drive wher Little Rock, Arkansas Compliments of West Wishes READ - STEVENSON - DICK COLEMAN Realtors DAIRY COMPLIMENTS OF ’ Compliments Of UNION NATIONAL CAMPBELL, MALLORY, BANK COLVERT HORNOR Fourth and Louisiana Wallace Building Cie eck Caer CASUALTY and FIRE INSURANCE CONGRATULATIONS To The Second Senior Graduating Class of Little Rock University from THE CAMERA CENTER 108 Main Street Little Rock, Arkansas TOWN COUNTRY : House of Fabrics SERVICENTER 3500 South University Quality Fabrics for Less Village Shopping Center 319 W. Capitol LOcust 5-9882 Builders — Developers — _ Sellers Fourche River Land Co. H. F. BUHLER, President City, Subdivision and Country Property Insurance — Loans Second Floor Rector Bldg., Ph. FR 5-6496 122 National Old Line Building LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS eer You Pay For a Business Education .. . Tota EARNINGS From 22 To 60, $300,000 To $418,000. Whether You Get It or Not (These facts are based on a study made by Dean Everett W. Lord of Boston University, nationally recognized author- ity on the relation of education to salary.) The original data have been evaluated by the Equitable Life Insurance Company LI FE INCOMES of Iowa to conform to the changed index of the purchasing 5 power of the current dollar. At Educational Group Levels 1. THe UNtTRAINED 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, AsouTt $110,400. 2. Tue HicH ScHoot GrapuaTe: 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, AsouT $168,000. 3. THe Business SCHOOL GRADUATE: His permanent earn- ings 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 The U training and is constantly improved by practice, it increases ce nocasned ea nla St The otro rather than diminishes. The graduate in business administration Graduate reaches his maximum at 60 and has a life average income of $11,000 annually. DRAUGHON Senget o esses BOX |] 216 West Sixth St. LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 152 SELF SERVICE SHOE STORE WHIT’S SHOE SHOP CLEANERS 4700 Asher Phone MO 3-9803 Little Rock, Arkansas 2 Pair of Women’s Shoes for $5.00 Vicas Variety Store 5409 West 12th Little Rock, Arkansas Quality Merchandise at Popular Prices Gifts for the entire family MO 6-5793 CONGRATULATIONS SECOND GRADUATES OF LITTLE ROCK UNIVERSITY KEMPNER’S Little Rock Hot Springs MOORE FORD — 'The Big Ford Supermarket” — 410 W. Broadway N.L.R. FR 4-9211 We lease Any Make Car or Truck Anywhere In U. S. or Puerto Rico! Serving Since 1877 WORTHEN BANK TRUST CO. Member F.D.1.C. Plaza Office: MAIN Markham AT University FOURTH Southwest Office: 3924 West 65th ORGILL BROTHERS ARKANSAS COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS ADMIRAL TELEVISION—-APPLIANCES EAS Y AUTOMATICS—COMBOMATICS HARDWIHIC K GAS RANGES Phone MO 6-2243 STANDFILL Floor Contractor LAYING e SANDING eREFINISHING QUALITY WORKMANSHIP L. A. STANDFILL 300 Shamrock Dr. Compliments of Hall's Drug Store 5923 Kavanaugh Little Rock, Ark. 1 154 Pulaski Heights Bank Grant at Kavanaugh Little Rock, Ark. “Open on Saturday ‘till Noon” Oak Forest Washerette 1221 Fair Park Blvd. MO 3-9854 e First in Quality e Fairest in Prices e Fastest in Service Lyles Shoe Service Shoes That Are Not Becoming To You Should Be Coming To Us 3913 W. 13th MO 6-8826 Little Rock Abstract Company Abstracts-Title Insurance-Escrows 214 Louisiana Street Tel FR 5-4477 Little Rock, Arkansas Compliments of R. F. Nuckolls’ Servicenter Jeffery Stone Co. Conway Pike North Little Rock, Arkansas ALL TYPES OF CRUSHED STONE Phone SK 3-6101 “All Forms if INSURANCE— Except One” RECTOR, MEANS and ROWLAND Telephone FR 5-0246 312 West Capital Little Rock, Ark. Congratulations to The Second Senior Graduating Class Dr. J. Daniel Lombard, Chiropractor 1811 Main FR 5-1508 The George W. Donaghey Foundation FOUNDED FOR THE PERPETUAL BENEFIT OF THE LITTLE ROCK UNIVERSITY DONORS: The LateGOVERNOR and MRS. GEORGE W. DONAGHEY Members of the Foundation JOHN H. RULE, President A. G. KAHN LEO PFEIFER C. E. LOWRY WILLIAM NASH DR. HENRY G. HOLLENBERG Wee PreGULLEY 5. JR: Owning and opcrating two large office buildings in downtown Little Rock Donaghey Building Waldon Building T. W. KIRKWOOD, Secretary-Building Manager REAL ESTATE LOANS — RENTS INSURANCE BLOCK REALTY COMPANY Phone FR 5-9151 212 Spring Street Little Rock, Ark. SHAINBERG'S Town and Country Shopping Center HEALEY ROTH Funeral Directors 815 Main Street Little Rock, Ark. Finnegan's Highland Pharmacy Phone MO 3-4196 3924 West 13th Street Little Rock, Arkansas L. B. LEIGH COMPANY GENERAL AGENTS FIRE AND CASUALTY INSURANCE LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS CONGRATULATIONS CENTRAL PRINTING CO. 1801 Scott Street Little Rock, Arkansas Heights Variety Hardware Phone MO 6-2747 E. L. “Bud” Hewitt 5915 Kavanaugh FURNISHING ARKANSAS HOMES FOR 46 YEARS John Tucker Furniture, Inc. 7th and State Phone FR 2-0189 Little Rock, Ark. Steaks—Sea Food Hanks Dog House 3614 Roosevelt Rd. 5 Private Dining Rooms Little Rock Open Every Day—6am til 10 pm Open 7:30 A.M. FR 2-6830 Bilbinites Se Shop MODERN SHOE REPARING CLEM SARNA 413 Louisiana Little Rock, Ark. Congratulations and Best Wishes from The Builders of Wakefield Village A William H. Thompson- Charles R. McDade Enterprise PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY THE HOUSE OF SHRADER PHOTOGRAPHERS SINCE 1900 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR 1960 TROJAN 117 West Sixth Street Phone FR 4-1193 REMMEL INSURANCE AGENCY 702 Boyle Building One of America’s Finest Food Stores Little Rock, Arkansas FRanklin 6-2388 FRUIT BASKETS BY WIRE NATION-WIDE SERVICE “All Forms of Insurance” 6001 Kavanaugh Blvd. MO 3-8919 POWER ees ARKANSAS @ytisrD COMPANY = biccisic service is today’s biggest value! HELPING BUILD ARKANSAS ToT «TEEN peared S HOE STORE Slog Sh You Skio Adams Insurance Pa hy Cees Campus Activity Agency us . A RSTO MER WAGER Hall Bldg. Little Rock, Ark. MO 6-2021 5717 Kavanaugh Blvd. 159 160 GOING MODERN AT LRU. GARRETT BROS., INC. FLOWERS “Fresh from Our Own Greenhouse” ARTISTICALLY ARRANGED BY FLORAL ARTISTS Ione and Henry Colquette, Managers SHOP and GREENHOUSE 2611 West 13th Phone FR 4-2244. THE HALLS 5020 Kavanaugh We Now Serve Real Italian Pizza Pies Steaks, Chops, Fish, Too “Any Time Is Pizza Time” Owned by Helen Hall Former LRU Instructor, who always wishes the best for LRU FINER DIAMONDS Since 1880! STIFFT'S 511 Main Jewelers LO 5-7511 5003 Asher Ave. FR 4-7495 22nd Pike Little Rock, Ark. North Little Rock, Ark. Walloch TV Appliances Inc. OPEN TILL 9:00 P.M. IF IT’S NOT FROM WALLOCH’S YOU PAID TOO MUCH WALLOCH WHOLESALE INC. Freddy J. Walloch, Pres. Res. Phone LO 5-9436 i? A 4 _ 5, y Fa de Pes ii Pe ee Mee es ag | _ aete | Waa hay Dy ee ae i ro wi ee te af? pa’ See eee ee a oa eee ees. eee SAGs Ess a mart Saas : : : Sen ae Se seesvest hig te eoaeis see erion PueR Sor s Se esi ca eS , % SSS eae Shes Bas : Sea : Pretest = eR Sa aS Rete Sates Soe - = ro Sea ots Se aoa St Ra eas ee = : Seeeaes Cea sect Zee