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

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BETTYE ANN WARBRITTON Efficiency is her second name. WILLIAM M. WEATHERFORD He thinks the objective of “he is “she. ELLEN JUANITA WEAVER Her ways are ways of pleasantness. SARAH MARITA WEILL Sweet and conscientious. MILDRED VIRGINIA WELLS She takes an interest in all she does. BETTY JANE WESTALL Quietude is golden. JUANITA WHITESIDE Texas is a great state don't you think. HAZEL WILSON Dark Eyes. RUTH MAE WILSON Short, sweet, and sociable. R. WILSON WINGATE, JR. Willie? I'll say he will! THOMAS W. WINNINGHAM He guards the entrance—and guards and gu; and guards. MILDRED JUANITA WOODFIELD Life is a short day, but it is a working day. JIMMIE His motto for the future— Drive carefully.' WORTHEN VIRGINIA WRIGHT She knocks ’em out! MARGIE ANN YARBROUGH Character in action. RICHARD E. YEARGAIN It’s “Woman against “Woman for me. LEATRICE WALTER ZANGERL Lea's shining subject is Boyology. ROBERT ZIMMERMAN The jolly good show man of Pine Bluff. (Page Twenty-four)

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LYCE CATHERINE SPICER An interesting and all-round girl. EARLIE MAE STANLEY Lessons are such a bother. OWARD DREW STEED Sincere in all he says and docs. OSE AGNES STEELE The name of Rose was wisely chosen. HARLSIE IRMA STICE And please don’t ask me to repeat.” HARLES R. SUDDUTH Under the spreading chesnut tree A village Smithy stands. ERRY W. TARKINGTON, JR. A newcomer who hails from McGehee. AT TERRY She will never have a shortage of “Nichols. HOMAS H. THOMAS He's really O. K. H friends all say. [ARY LOUISE THOMPSON Sweet, silent, and sincere. BETTY JO TIPTON She's easy to remember, but so hard to forget. ILLIE MAXINE TODD I like work, I can sit and look at it for hours. OROTHY JEAN TODD She who sings, frightens away all ills. OMACITA TORRES The male sex has no effect on her. CQUELINE VAN AERNAM Her big tirown eyes and pleasing smile, win her friends all the while. WILLIAM FREDERICK VAUGHN, JR. Anyway, I look like a good student. I. P. WADE The boy with a big heart and a sense of humor. ETTY JO WALLIN She s one of a few with a beautiful complexion of olive hue. (Page Twenty-three)

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j lsu (§rabuatiug LEE BOBBIT—Has never studied and never will. VIRGINIA GIBBS—A swell person who hails from Texarkana. HARVEY GOLDEN—If silence were “Golden.” W. A. LEE—I hear he plays “Stardust on the typewriter. MARY EVELYN McDONALD—The longest way round is the sweetest way home. DORIS McKENZIE Her voice rings low. true, and clear The songs she sings, we love to hear. REBA MASSEY—The American Sphinx. ALINE MOORE Good natured and likable. IRL MORELAND—Bashful but a swell kid. WILLIAM SANDERS—Tommy Dorsey has nothing on me. CHRIS STAVROS—Quiet but still noticed. GLENNA TERRY—Finished early—at midterm. GERALD TRIPLETT—My philosophy of life is eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow who knows. JOHN WALKER—Genius of his English class. JACK CORPER WEBER—A friend to all his friends. JACK YOUNG—I can dream can't I? (Page Twenty-five)