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

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BAND THE FINE BLUFF HIGH SCHOOL BAND was formally organized in 1921 under the direction of Prof. J. H. Hoffnagle. In 1922 the local Rotary Club took an interest in the band and supplied the fifteen members with uniforms. Since that time the membership has steadily increased until at the present time there are sixty members in the marching band alone. There are three main divisions of the band the concert band, the marching band, and the Junior High School group. The concert band is composed of forty members who are chosen from the marching band. Members of the marching band are eligible to challenge members of the concert band for their positions at any time. This type of competition keeps every member of both groups striving to do his best at all times. Last year under the direction of R. B. Watson, the present director, the band won first place in the State Band Contest held at Monticello, and this year student entrants in the AlhState Band contest at El Dorado, February 8, 9, and 10, did exceptionally well by taking fourteen first and fourteen sec- ond places. Only three entrants failed to place. Mr. Watson has also inaugurated a new system of military discipline which is apparent to the layman by the chevrons and other insignia on the sleeves of the proud band members. The band will enter the State Band Contest to be held at Hot Springs May 9, 10, and 11. This contest will be to determine the best individual band in the state. Under the auspices of the Band Mothers' Club a queen was selected for the band this year. Sponsoring a membership drive this energetic body of mothers endorsed the selection of Felice Silbernagel. As queen, she was crowned with much ceremony by Senator (TURN TO PAGE 36. PLEASE) Top row, left to right: Harrell, Ritchie, J. D. McDonald, McMillan, J. Maynard. Second row: Chalmers, Morgan, Norton, Hughes, Mullins, Bassett, D. McDonald, Ryland, Bell, R. Hutson, Swayzce, Gillespie, Scawell, R Hutson, Roebuck, Brockman. Third row: Johnson, Albright, Moore, Walker, Reavis, Turner, Glasscock, Morwood, Wilson, Reeves, Madding, McClellan, Railsback, Long, Maus, Levine, H. Maynard. Fourth row, Wilbanks, R. Turner, Stcck, Reichen, Zeihm, Stewart, Camp, McBryde, Lyle, Martin, Knox, Murray, Hale, Harrellson, Ellsberry, Dearing, Vaught, White, Wiley, R. B. Watson. £ [Page Seventeen]

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PINE CONE D ECEMBER 19, 1935, marked the sixteenth anniversary of the Pine Cone, the school paper published by the students under the supervision of Miss Josephine Martin. How different is the Pine Cone of today from the small four-column paper published in 1919! We can now boast of a four page paper with an All-American rating which it has maintained since 1928. This year a history column was added to our ever progressive publication. The paper was represented at the Arkansas High School Press Association, and the Editor-in-chief, Mabel Hardin, was representative at the Mississippi Valley Press Association, where the paper placed third. The Pine Cone is also a member of the Quill and Scroll and has taken part in two Quill and Scroll group contests this year. Ina Fae Bolin placed eighth in the National Division in the second group contest for headline writing, and in the South Central district ad-writing contest Eugene Smith won the fourth place for this district. The Pine Cone is supported entirely by advertising and is distributed twice a month to the student body of both Junior and Senior High Schools. The staff members are as follows: Editor-in-chief, Mabel Hardin; Associate Editor, Lois Hogg; Editorial Writers, Kathryn Lee and Tom Priakos; News Editor, Marilyn Royse; Make-up Editors, Ina Fae Bolin, Billie McClure, and Eugene Smith; Feature Editors, Dorothy Susan Barnes and Ruth Deaton; Department Editors: Sports, Howell Westbrook; Exchange, Frances Dial; Alumni, Helen Ammons, Nina Morley and Grace Nell Lyle; Reporters, Royce Duckett, Clyde Gibbons, Marie Walker and Clara Young; Typists, Virginia Barthet and Ellanie Cocorino; Collector, Jess Reeves; Bookkeeper, Moody Moore; Advertising Manager, Margaret Fisackerly; Advertising Solicitors, Helen Ammons, Grace Nell Lyle, Janice Jarman and Nina Morley; Circulation Managers, Mannie Riesenberg and John Wilbourne. Sitting: left to right: Westbrook, Barnes, Walker, Barthet, Dial, Royse, Hogg, Hardin, Reeves, Moore, Fisackerly, Morley, Jarman, McClure, Duckett, Gibbons. Standing: Priakos, Cocorino, Wilbourne, Lee, Deaton, Ammons, Lyle, Young, Smith, Bolin, Riesenberg. [Page Nineteen]