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

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imt Row— luth Crutchfield Lorraine Cullipher Mary Cathrine Cutrell Ted Dansby Frances Dellmon “Serious thinking plus a dash of humor. “A student rare! Her ways are ways of pleasantness.” “Socrates! 1944 edition. “A live wire is never stepped on.” Second Row—■ ienry F. Dial, Jr. E. M. Doty, II Harry Duke, Jr. Albert Ernst William Ferguson “I try to make ‘talk work, then I work. “Here, originality m words fail—Doty's got it all. “A determined fellow.” “When the going tough, he'll come through. “Lincoln is dead, Roosevelt has a cold, and I feel sick. 1'hirtl Row— vlary Louise Forester Leon Francis Patsy Ruth Freeman Nina George Mary Theresa Good “Capable, but unassuming. •ourth Row— “My heart is whole. my fancy free; go away little girls don't bother me. % “A cheerful little eyeful. “Cheerfulness is an offshoot of goodness.” “Hollywood bound! Richard Goodman Emily Jo Gore Charles Brent Granberry Edith Hagedoron Glenn A. Halstead What a Vocabulary! “She'll take an ‘out-of-town’ hero every time. “An all-round good fellow.” “Idleness is not her virtue.” “A good fellow to have around.

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First Row— Barbara Jean Brewster ’’Someday soon she will be an aviatrix. Second Row— Hubert Byrn “It is better to do than say Third Row— Leonard Carver “I wish that I could never sec; A grade on my card lower than ’C’. Fourth Row— Virgil C. Coleman “Helps but never hind' cr« ’ Hazel Brown Syble Bryant James Howard Buckley Shirley Renee Byrd “She will make her mark. ’ “Quietness Reign Supreme.” “Convincing Cawanova?” “Personality. g« d looks friends—who want more Dorothy Campbell Edwina Carnahan Frances Carr Allie Jeane Carter “To know her better is one's desire. “Quiet on occasion, but jolly at the proper time for fun. Always in good spirits.” “A classmate on whom w can depend. Opal Grace Case Glenna Choate Ben Clark Betty Clowers “Her sincerity has wron us all.” It’s nice to be natural when one is naturally nice.” Constant customer of the low-down.” “It’s not ’whatcha do; it' the way ‘thatcha’ do it.’ Robert Lee Cox Wilson Crane Richard Crimond Nell Cromer “Romeo minus the balcony but not the Juliet.” “Count no time wasted that is spent for pleasure.” “A future model for hair tonic companies.” “All who know her lik her.” 7

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t First Row— Bill Hamlin “If he ever had a thought (?) all knew it.” Mack Eugene Hankins “Hides his wisdom behind a bashful smile. Mary Jo Hankins Music her talent. Juanita Haralson “A charming smile all her own. Evabel Harden “A quiet girl who rnad a good student. Second Row— Eugenia Faye Harrell “Gentle in manner. Betty Ann Harrell “My hopes arc not always realized hut I hope. Norma Donn Harris Her hair is her crowning glory. Gertie Marie Heird “Has a cheerful 'How dc do! for all. John A. Hestand “He radiates good will Third Row— Jimmy Hightower Robert Hildreth Carol Hilzheim Paul Hollenbeck Frances Cecile Holmes Sleepy, or just restin'? Loves life minus lessons. “She’s lots of fun; charmin’ too; her hoy friends number quite a few. “Rainbow head loves a lab. “To he so pleasingly bashful is an art. Fourth Row— Lottie Jane Holmes Nancy Hudson Bobby Jackson Jimmy Jackson Norma Lee Jackson Careful, conscientious, courteous—a perfect stud- enf “A welcome newcomer to P. B. H. S.“ “An equal mixture of good-humor and sense. “By all indications he'll he a lawyer. “Radiates vitality and personality!