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

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WALTER SIMMONS COLLINS Won’t he make a cute Marine? BILLY JO COMMER His ambition will take him to higher places TERRY COUCH Blonde, beautiful, indeed. So says a certain Mead. LUCILLE MAE COURTNEY I have made friends because I couldn't help BETTY SUE CRAIG The life of the party. PATSY FRANCES CRAVEN Never desert your own line of talent. MILDRED E. CRENSHAW Has plenty of knowledge and knows how tt use it. MARJORIE GRACE CROSBY I am most fond of talking and thinking; talk first and thinking afterward. LAURA MAE CULPEPPER “A nice feature is her pretty wavey hair—-natural,too .” JANIE DEAN DAVIS I like people—they're so manly. ROBERT H. DAVIS The things I really like to do are illogical, illej or fattening. MARIE BARTSCH DAWSON She goes all out for patriotism by keeping the Army's morale. LYDA SUE DEARING An answer for every question. CLIFTON R. DILDY, JR. W' Ish -ing will make it so. BOBBY DOHERTY Always on the run Always lots of fun. PERRY ALVIN DUNNAWAY, JR. Too bad he isn't a coach. FLORENCE DYER When you're a long, long way from home. GEORGE THOMAS EAGLE If I could only write? (Page Fourteen)

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HELEN BENNETT Not only takes opportunities, but makes them. ROSS BENSON Many people talk too much; he is not one of them. WILLIAM EDWARD BOBO, JR. Around the girl’s he's very shy But in athletics My! My! EDWIN VAULX BOLES A cheery word for everyone. DAN BOWKER The thin man has nothing on me. DOROTHY DEAN BRADLEY It seems that some of the P. B. H. S. graduates have quite an effect on her. WILLIAM CLINTON BREWER, JR. Aspires to the fairer sex. EDWARD EZELL BROWN “This love of mine goes on and on.” DEE BRYAN That indefinable something. MARY LEE BURRIS Quietness that is accented with sweetness. VIVIAN DEANE BUSBY Someone’s rocking her dream boat. CHARLES DAVID CALKINS A good trumpet player for some orchestra. GUS CARAS Napoleon was short, too. BETTY JEAN CEARLEY A winning personality. MARY CHILDRESS “I know what’s wrong with this school building, no elevator.” BETTY JANE CLEMENTS A very smart girl With very nice ways. DOROTHY ELOISE CLIFFORD “Sweet Eloise sing the birds in the trees.” DELMA CLOWERS An eager and ambitious character. (Page Thirteen)

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MACK EBERHARDT “Don’t look at me in that tone of voice. JUANITA ECKOLLS Least, but not last. GEORGE WROE EHEMAN I used to wish I could sing, I still do. MARY CATHERINE ELKINS Ambition such as only a few possess. ROBERT JOSEPH ELKINS One of the quiet type that's net so quiet. KAY HARRY ERWIN, JR. He has a cheery “hello” always ready to greet you. BILLY EVANS Lively, nice, and lots of fun. ELBERT EVANS I already have a start in the newspaper business. JOHN LOUIS EVANS, JR. Harry James hits nothing on him (?) HARRY FAILLA, JR. Taps a typewriter, and does he pound a piano? CHARLENE FAUCETT Big brown eyes and brown hair To go with it, a personality fair. NOLAN H. FERGUSON If only I could march? J. N. FIKES, JR. Let’s talk about baseball now. ELIZABETH FOX Recognition is the reward for accomplishment. CHARLES EDWARD FRAZIER, JR. I’ve got a “Payne in my heart. EDMOND WROE FREEMAN III Put forth a little effort and go a long way. ERNESTINE FRIZZELL The more you do, the more you can do. FRED GALSTER Lord, reform the world, beginning with me. (Page Fifteen)