Pine Bluff High School - Zebra Yearbook (Pine Bluff, AR)

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PRESENT AND FUTURE THEIR PAST, Marie Walker O. G. A Pine Cone Staff. Quill and Scroll. “Choose Associates Wisely. Lester Waymack Student Council. Gym (dub. Science Club. Mitters Pertaining to Teaching and Cra.'ts Are W’ell As-pected. Wilbur West Outdoor American Club. Student Council. Hi Y Football ‘33, ’34. National Honor Society. •Travel If You Wish.” Hat old Wenzel Assistant Editor of Zebra. Quill and Scroll. National Honor Society. Sea Scout Club. Outdoor American Club. Debating Club. Football ’34, 35. You Will Progress in Your Occupation.” Howell Westbrook Hi Y. Pine Cone Staff. Student Council. Outdoor American Club. National Honor Society. Quill and Scroll. “Business Prosperity in Matters Relating to Your Personal Interests.” Emma Jean W'hitehead Glee Club. Girl Reserve. “Thursday Is Your Lucky Day J. B. Wilbanks Band Drum Major. Orchestra. Be Extremely Careful on the 17th and 21st. John Wilbourne Pine Cone Staff. Library Staff. Quill and Scroll. National Honor Society. “You May Gain in Profound Studies. Dorothy Williams Girl Reserve Club. Attend to Correspondence in the Afternoon.” Milton Williams Football ’32. ’33. ’34. Be Ambitious Always. Jack Willis “Energy and Hard Work Will Bring You Financial Gain. Joe Willis Band. Orchestra. January Is Your Lucky Month. Ava Wilson Girl Reserve. “Try to Avoid Any Important Changes. Byron Wilson Band. “Complete Contracts on Time Always. Kathryn Work O. G. A. O A. T. “Advancement in Social Interests Is Seen. Clara Young Library Staff. Pine Cone Staff, uill and Scroll, ational Honor Society. Student Council. “You Have a Keen Mind, Use It. ’ Harold Ziehm Band. Orchestra. Zebra Staff. Library Staff. Student Council. Orchestra Club. Quill and Scroll. Music Is Your Asset. John L. Alexander Student Council Some Honor In Professional Lines Will Be Yours. Woodrow Bolin Football 32. 33. ’34. Track ’32. ”33. Athletic Club. Public Success in Connection W’ith Amusements is Seen. Abie Bram Perseverance is Your Asset. Milton Brooks “Never Put Things Off; Act Today. Alvin Hercher “Journeys Require Your Utmost Judgment. Bonnie Jean LaFoe “Gain Through Partnership Is Possible.” Bill Lemen “Marriage Is Well Aspected. Mary Lee Long “Travel and See the W'orld If at All Possible. Gail McCammon You Have Mental Ability So Use It. Lawrence Mitchell “Success Will Be Yours. Pauline Thomas Take Advice from Elderly People. Thus some who have the stars survey'd Are ignorantly led. To think those glorious lamps were made To light “Tom Fool” to bed. —Nicholas Rowe. [Page Fifteen]

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K THE SENIORS Left to Right, Top Row: Walker .Waymack, West, Wenzel, Westbrook, Whitehead, Wilbanks. Second Row: Wilbourne, D. Williams, M. Williams, (Jack) Willis, (Joe) Willis, A ’ Wilson, B. W. Wilson. Third Row: Work, Young, Ziehm. ★ ALSO GRADUATING JOHN L. ALEXANDER WOODROW BOLIN ABIE BRAM MILTON BROOKS ALVIN HERCHER BONNIE JEAN LA FOE BILL LEMEN MARY LEE LONG GAIL McCAMMON LAWRENCE MITCHELL PAULINE THOMAS [Page Fourteen]

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BECAUSE of their own work and ideas of cooperation and loyalty to the school, these thirty-one members of the Senior Class of '35 have been selected for the National Honor Society by a committee composed of Mr. Dial and eight Senior High School teachers. In order to attain the honor which these students have received, it is necessary to be in the upper fifteen per cent of the graduating class. Grades are not the only requirement, however, for scholarship, leadership, service and character are also considered. The candidates are: Margaret Fisack-erly, Charles Triplett, Lois Hogg, Mabel Hardin, Mannie Riesenberg, Claudis Jacks, Minnie Ruth Eisenkramer, Ina Fae Bolin, Clara Young, W. T. Sea-well, Rudolph McNulty, Martha Frances Smith, John Wilbourne, Anna Mavis Scott, Fay Russell, Wilbur West, Campbell Jarvis, Marilyn Royce, Billy Kennedy, Juanita Atkins, Dorothy Susan Barnes, Billie McClure, Catherine Couch, James Peterson, Frances Dial, Grace Nell Lyle, Tom Priakos, Edwin Vaught, Vern Morgan, Harold Wenzel, and Howell Westbrook. Inasmuch as the graduating class is larger this year than last, there is an increase of eight members over the twenty-three who composed the National Honor Society in '34. A student must have attended Pine Bluff High School for at least two semesters before he is eligible for consideration. Formerly, students eligible for membership were required to have attended the local high school for six semesters. The new rule has been in effect only for the past two years. At present there are over a hundred active chapters of the National Honor Society in the high schools of the United States, of which fourteen are to be found in Arkansas. In 1923 the local chapter was organized, and since that time its membership has mounted (TURN TO PAGE 38. PLEASE) Top row, left to right: Kennedy, West, Seawell, Morgan, Jacks, Peterson. Second row: Dial, Couch, Vaught, McNulty, Wenzel. Third row, Smith, Bolin, Wilbourne, Riesenberg, Russell, Fisackcrly. Fourth row: Young, McClure, Lyle, Flardin, Hogg, Priakos. Fifth row: Triplett, Eisenkramer, Scott, Atkins, Barnes, Royse, Westbrook. [Page Sixteen}