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

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Pl E CONE In high school our chores of the seasons, Fall, Winter, and Spring. have been brightened by our school paper. For many of us this is the last year to read and chuckle over amusing anec- dotes in the Pine Cone: to scan the editorials, to digest the main news articles and to read the gossip columns: to see those super, snooping staff members dashing madly about the halls hot on the trail of Rumor. Since 1919, when the first Pine Cone was issued, the motto of the class in Journalism might well have been The Best and Nothing But The Best . for it has always produced a paper that has ranked high in newspaper annals. The issues of '41 and '42 have been no exception. Miss Josephine Martin. teacher of English and Journalism, has sponsored the Pine Cone for nine years. She and the staff have done a grand job, and we are proud of the paper they have edited. Editor-in-chief. Frances keith: Associate Editor Patsy Lee' News Editor Christine Roe- buek Make up Editors Myra June Burris and Corene Choate Editorial Writer Marv Jo Rowe Sports Editor Margaret Cunningham, Exchange Editor Elizabeth McNemar Alumni Fdrtor Lrlli Pearl Cason Feature Writers and Reporters, Tommy Collr r Elizabeth Gibbs Sara Ann Lee Brtsy Mullins Theron Raines Ivareese Redden, Jack Westbrook and Charlotte Wood Business Mrn ager Billy Burnham Bookkeeper, Louise Miller Adyertrsrng Manager, Adam Rolrnson Adver trsrng Solrcrtors Joan Chamblrss Rose Marr Poynter and Rosalie Verr t Crr ulatron Manager Rosa Mae Stuart Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oc Oct Oct 3 Snooky Marilyn Wacky Betty Bobby 'rntl Maitland yxere elected Semor cheer leaders today Nice going Well yxhadda ya knoyyf The 7ebr'rs heat Fort Smrth 32 7 Keep rt up boys Tonight our Zelras yyent all the yyay up tr Bly thevrlle to play football They vron too 20 19 On top of that the frrst Prne Cone came out edited by Fr rnces Kerth Congratulations Pine Cone staff Srrubby announced today at the concert that Isabelle McNeill is the ncyy Band Queen Good work Ish' Tonight our Zebras played another of those thr 7 6 Snooky Marilyn and Betty shoyaed off ther Drd y all notice those cute cowboy boots Arthur What a night' El Dorado beat us 34 14 Ish yy rs Jerrv Glover lost a tooth Members of Pop Elders Latin classes ynent to skit Olympus 1941 These black eyes' Tsk Tsk Lester Redmond Hallogygerr Besides letting arr out of tires and yrearrng false faces ue 'rstened to North Lrttle Rocrc tre us , rllers yyon by one no nt yy ith Camden and beat them new culottes and caps David Lee and Sam Atkinson wore to school today' croyyned Band Queen yyrth appropriate ceremonies 'md rttle Rock for the JC' A meet They put on Jo Toney s had one this trme X X 7 x x X1 1 . , . C . . . x- ' .- . , C. . ., , . ,. ' ' -'. .' , . ,. t .-.. , . . ' y . . -, ' . . , X ' U . , , . . ' ' ' 2, L 1 A 9 u 4 v -1 ,. , x ' , , . 'ex ' . , S, . . ,y ' ,- I W A u r - f s - ' X - - t . , . . 1 v ' . . , ' , ' .: , ' ' . . Q' . X - . ' . . I x .Ii ' 3 ' I 'y -1 1 r , e . e .. , e , Oct. 6: Betcha we know who the editor' of the Pine Cone .1s--- . .101 . - ' ' 1 ' ,' . X ' . . -.. . 12: r' ' ' ' ' ' I' ' - - ' . -' . . 17: ' ' 1 '. '1 ' '.'- ' Q , 1. -- ' ' . . . . 24: ' . ' - . . ' ' . ' ' ' .. . t. 25: . 5 . ' ' L' . ' . . j .27: K Q P. 5 . .E . A Q L ' . V . 31: '. . : . ' ' 5 ' ' . ' '

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THE ZEBRA We do hope you like your '42 ZEBRA 'cause the staff has really tried to give you an annual that will delight the senior's eye and grow into one of his greatest trea- sures as the years go by. The years '41 and '42 will long remain prominent on the pages of history. They have been years of uncertainty, years of sadness and years of hope. Yet for us, here at ole P. B. H. S., there has been much happiness. We have en- joyed giving you an annual which, we hope, is the best yet. We have made it as new and different as possible. We have recorded on these pages, in the order in which they occurred, the outstanding events of our school year. We hope they will be your most vivid memories. and may they challenge you to bigger and better things as the years pass. We, the staff of 1942, salute you! Editor-in-chief. Caroline Triplettg Associate editor. Louise Johnsong Feature edi- tors. Josephine Toney, Eric Wadeg Class editors, Betty Miller. Marilyn Tomlinson, 'Ihomas Burford. James Bassg Activity editors. Virginia Fountain. Mary E. Herringtong Sports editor, Clarence Ponderg Typists. Martha Mann. Juliette Putnamg Business man- agers, Dolly Ann Moseley. Howard Wilkinsg Bookkeeper. Margaret Ann Reicheng Adver- tising manager, Bill Stark: Solicitors, Snooky Baim. Allie Bess Atkins. Mary Lee Shanks, Emma L. Trotterg Photographers, Mary Lambert. Robert Ware: Artist. Rusha Wilson' Draftsman, Duddy Hawkinsg Sponsor, Mrs. T. J. Collier. Jr.