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

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THOMAS EDWARD HERVEY, JR. Some day he'll be a great French horn player. CLARA PORTER HENSLEE An 'elite chick’ who gets around. OSA L. HEWITT “You've got to prove it to me.” WILLIAM W. HILDRETH. JR. If asked, “Red might say, Shanks a lot. ROSE W. HING Be friendly and you'll be happy. MARCADEAN HINSHAW She knows her signals! MARTHA ANN HOGUE “Wings were meant for Angels, but Martha doesn’t think so. DOROTHY HOLLINGSWORTH “Dot —with dash— MARY GRAY HOLMES A rose among many thorns. ROBERT EARL HOLMES Still water runs deep. HELEN VIRGINIA HOOD Not a care in the world. JESSIE NEAL HOOD She likes to dance, and knows how, too. JULIET KIBBLE HOOKER Dependability is her middle name. BILL HOWARD “I bet you can’t carry a football with your eyes closed. BETTY LOU HOWEY Along the usual lines—but different. JOHN HUBER Swell, peppy, and lots of fun. FRANCES GERALDINE HULL To know her better is each one’s desire. KATHERINE BERNICE HUNT With time I'll have a sailor in every port. (Page Seventeen)

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LUCILLE GAMMILL My “Utopia” would be school-less. [•RANGES GARDNER I must be doing something to be happy. RODNEY GARNER One Love—I have but one love. MILDRED ARLINE GAUNT Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. TOLBERT S. GIBBS Woman hater in theory but not in practice. FRANCES REBECCA GILLESPIE Don't just set your goal, but reach it. RAY GLOVER What will be, will be, so why worry. JULIET SCHLOSS GOGEL She has ability that can accomplish great things. CHARLES SIGMUND GOLDBERGER He rides a bicycle. DORIS TUCKER GOODMAN A nice looking girl who is very sweet. EDNA MAE GRAY Quiet, sweet, sincere We think, she’s quite dear. EUGENIA BIRDIE GURNEY She will succeed where’er she goes She’s witty, and clever, and knows she knows. BETTY JANE HALLEY Everything’s strictly all right with me. PHILLIP THOMAS HANKINS Gentleman Preferred. RACHEL NELL HARRISON Sweetness, personified. KATHLEEN DELORES HART The best lives are those which are set towan high ideals. J ERNEST LESLIE HAYS, JR. Just an old woman hater, but there’s still tim to make a fool out of myself. CARRIE RUTH HENDERSON “How I love Chemistry???’’ (Page Sixteen)

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CLYDE VICTOR HUSSEY, JR. Veni, vidi, vici. MADELYN ROSE JENKINS You are not what you think you are; but wh you think, you are. CHARLES JOHNSON Everybody's friend. WILLIAM DAVID JONES Wonder when my baby’s coming home. LYNELLE CATER KEALEY Another of our debs launched from the dock Pine Bluff High into the sea of matrimony.” IMOGENE KINDER “Well, Mac, and I’ve decided that—.’’ ERNESTINE KNIGHT The bells have already rung. KAY H. KNOUSE Go West, young man, go “West. MAE RILEY KRAESZIG “When Johnny Comes Marching Home Again is her theme song. MARY KATHLEEN LEIBENGUTH Uniforms just fascinate me. JEANETTE LEMON Her eyes are her fortune. BONITA H. LILES Her face is her fortune (and it runs into a ni figure). CHARLINE LINZY “Easy to dance with and delightful to know. BILLY LITES He thinks in verse—or is it reverse? VIRGINIA LITTMAN J A Yank from Jersey, who comes to us rating a personality-plus. J CLARA NELL LUDEN A good worker and a jolly girl. ROBERT LUNSFORD C Let not the surface deceive you, anybody cas look innocent. L DAVE LUPO School would be swell if there were no lessons (Page Eighteen)