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

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ALFRED WARRINER SENIORS Band Athletic Club They who accomplish most makn the least noise. RALPH WENZEL Student Council ’36. National Honor Society, Vice President of Senior Class, Associate Editor of Zebra, Quill and Scroll. Football 34. ’35, 36. Glee Club. Boy’s Quartet 35. ’36. Sea Scout Club Singer, athlete, charmer of women. TOMMIE WATTS Girl Reserve Watt a girl! LEE WHITTLE Knowledge is power. SAM WILLIAMSON Outdoor America Club Modesty becomes a young man. LOUIS WILSON A modern cavalier. LUCILLE WILSON Giri Reserve May her smile and beauty grow and grow. MARGUERITE WILSON National Honor Society Zebra Staff Quill and Scroll Oh. dem eyes! JIMMIE WINTERS A little boy with a big capacity. BURREL WOODFIELD He who knoweth more than I. I envy he who knoweth less. I pity. CATHERINE WULBERN She has never been deep in thing but love. any- All readers of the Zebra not fully under standing our jokes will be supplied with laughing gas at club rates. —McBryde and Rail shack.

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SENIORS HERSHEL STURDIVANT Student Council ’33, ’35 Senior Play Hi-Y As likeable as ice cream. ELMO TAGGART Big game man. Goes in for “bunnies.” MARYE THOMAS Honor lies in honest toil. J. W THORNTON Football ’34. ’35. ’36 Basketball ’34. ’35 Senior Play Stage Manager A man of large understanding. If you don’t believe it. look at his feet! LINDELL TINER Athletic Club Silent and reserved. CLAIR TOVEY National Honor Society, Business Manager of Pine Cone. Quill and Scroll. Senior Play. Pianist for Junior High Assembly, Glee Club She plays! Oh, how she plays on her piano! MURRAY WALKER Band Even though love be blind, the world at large hath eyes. GARLAND SWEPSTON Better to have loved a-miss. thai to have loved nothing. JIMMIE TAYLOR Calm and collected. MARY JANE THORNHILL Her brains are in her feet. MYRA TILL National Honor Society Pine Cone Staff Quill and Scroll Glee Club “My eyes make pictures.” HUBERT TISDALE The real leaders do not always marcl at the head of the procession. LURA TURLEY Girl Reserve She has two tilings—sweetness anc beauty. ALMARETTA WANT Wonder what it is she Want-s?

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Last Will and Testament To whom it may but probably does not concern, greetings: Be it known to all that we, the members of the senior class of the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and thirty-six, being of sound body and er—sound mind and having appointed ourselves the smartest, most intelligent, and best educated class ever to graduate from this institution, we do hereby leave, will, and bequeath all goods, property, and chattels herein designated to such persons, institutions and other unfortunates and under the terms and conditions that are herein specified: The fumes from all midnight oil burned in the past four years are affectionately bequeathed to Miss Roney. All of our lame excuses are left to Mrs. M;Cammon. Squeak” Hughes leaves his passionate love for Squeak” Hughes to Mary F. Johnson, who needs none of it. Bugs” Bailey finally leaves. Darrel Albright grudgingly leaves Nettie Pitts only because he has to. Norman Merritt absolutely and positively refuses to leave his books. Fred Moore proudly leaves his title of Honey” to anyone who will cherish it and take care of it. Marie Cowser isn’t leaving a thing to anyone. She’s taking David Hopkins with her. Lamar De Armand leaves his title of High-Pocket” to Tweetsie Elsberry. Marie Koberlein bequeaths her sunny disposition upon Ellen Bly Wagner with grave doubts. The Zebra Staff leaves a half-dozen rat traps to next year’s staff-to catch all Pine Cone snoopers. Eddie Craven leaves his vast number of who’s who titles to Walter Wilkins who hopes that he will deserve them as much as Eddie did. Mary Chew Brummett leaves her sympathy to future feminine mechanical drawing students. Texas Thornton gladly leaves his witty cracks to none other than the honorable Thomas Curry. Pete” Long leaves his disability to play the saxophone to L. C. Costley and Scum” Borccky with the hope that they can carry on. Jane Coles takes her punning ability with her because no one will let her leave it. All the senior boys gleefully leave the cigarette stubs on 10th and Laurel to Mr. Dial. Frances Sanders blushingly leaves her modesty to Louise Savage and timidly hopes she uses it. Billy Ritchie reluctantly leaves Felice to Felix Smart with loud disapproving sighs. To Wilma Koberiein Doris Roebuck leaves her ability to tickle the marimba and wishes her well.