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

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Bradford, Cora Belle Brannon, Del Lewis Brewer, James Careful not to care. “Young Polonius.” “Don’t bother me with facts.” Second Row— Briscoe, Wallace L. Ill Brookings, Alice Carol Brookshire, Billie H. ”1 am as I am, so will I be.” Her silence is golden, her beauty serene. He's a jolly, good fel low. Third Row— Browning, Cornelia M. Busby, Marrian Marie Calaway, Helen Guest Once you know her, you’ll never forget her. A friend to all her friends. One of the very few who have found the joy of living. First Row— Camp, Martha Jean A glamour gal—P. B. H. S. style! Second Row— Chandler, Joel D., Jr. He rules his own head and heart. Third Row— Chesshir, Aldwin Ray There’s never a dull moment with Aldwin. Causey, Catherine Simnly out of this world. Chavis, Edna Earle She wears a pair of silver wings. Commer, Jake Baggarlj LaGuardia is short, too!

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First Row— Baker, Rosemary Short, sweet, and shy. Second Row— Barre, Geraldine Sybil Quiet but interesting. Third Row- Berry, Virgil Jr. A genius in disguise. Barnett, Mary E. Silence is sweeter than speech. Bellamy, A. H. A loss to the band is the gain for the world. Bishop, John W. Look at those curls, girls! First Row— Davis, Carl Oswald Atkins, Harriett Smith. Jack Perdue Class President — An inexhaustible source of pep and wit — that's Hoodie. Class Secretary—Loyalty, sweetness, efficiency—our conception of Harriett. Class Vice-president — A heart to resolve, a head to conceive, a hand to execute. Second Row— Baldwin, J. C. Smith, Joanne Quinn. Neale A. Student Council Prcsi-dent — If friend aic dollars. J. C. is a millionaire. Student Council Secretary - Sweetness and beauty personified. Student Council Vice-president — He has stepped into many important places, and his march has just begun. Third Row— Adams, Margie Lee Anderson. Billie Gene Anderson, Mary Tom Angel of Mercy. It is good to live and learn. Her music hath charm.

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First Row— Dunaway, Gene T rayser Never meets a stranger, never has a worry. Second Row— Easby-Smith, Julia M. Sweet and true. I love her, too. Third Row— Enderby, Nelda Jean Character is greater than riches. Eaker, Ernestine A penny for your thoughts. Elkins, Edwin Lines, logarithms and cosines are to Edwin as wine, women and song are to ordinary mortals. Engle, Samuel W. Greater love hath no man. First Row— Corley, Norma Jean Correll, Thomas Floyd Crowder, Ding Public speaker deluxe. • Elite” His wit is inversely proportional to his size. Second Row— Crowder, Mary Ruth Crowder, William Crump, Frank Brown The life of the party. Archimedes. Bill slays the girls. Third Row— Davis, Kenneth Doyle, James F. Duke, Jimmy Frank Wayland High. wide, and hand- “What, Dottie? ’ Knowledge is power