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

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First Row— Russell, Bobby B. Tall, dark, handsome. Second Row— Sanders, Evelyn To hear her is to admire her. Third Row— Scallion, Janies Troy, Jr. Can the hand do without him? Sadler, Toni Harley Sergeant Buck. Sauter, Mary Patricia la she beautiful? I'll say! Shaddock, Joseph Gerald. When opportunity knocks, Jerry will answer. First Row- Pipkin, Donald Braden Price, Thomas Wesley My dream — a school A man about town, without lessons. Purnell, Tommy Arthur If worry were the cause of death, he'd never die. Second Row— Redmond, Betty Ruth Roberts, Mary Nelle Personality plus. Tall, blonde, and fair. Rogers, William Hoover Our hero I Third Row— Ross, Billie R. A speed demon speech. at Rountree, W'inifred L. Dark Eyes.” Rowell, William D. Everyone who knows him likes him—and everyone knows him.

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Nichols. Bettye Louise She speaks so little, but does so much. Norton, Ferris W., Jr. Little but powerful. O’Keefe, Betty Jean She speaks the universal language of man-kind—music. Second Row— Owen, Gladys Olene She'll get along! Third Row— Pack, Patricia Jean Owen, Joanne Cute, clever, full of fun—known and loved by everyone. Page, Bettie Lou Owens, Mary Virginia Cute, sweet, dashing, and neat. Parker, Martha Jean The world loves her 'cause she loves the world. First Row— Parker, Walter Everybody likes Buddy. Second Row— Pearce, Gloria Mae A good combination of curves. Third Row— Phillips, Martha Jane She's wonderful! Payne, Ella Hunn Men arc the bread of life. When do we cat? Phillips, Betty Jo She has a one-track mind, and there is always a troop train on it. Pierce, Martha Jean A heart whose love is innocent. A cute conversationalist A conscientious worker.

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First Row— Shanks, Frederick D.. Jr. Sly on the courts and courts on the sly. Shoop, Barbara Dell A cheerful smile and a good word for everyone. Simpson, Norma Jean We need more like Norma. First Row— Spears, Dorothy Helen She needs no purse: her gold is in her hair. Second Row— Steed, Betty Jean How could one have so many friends? Third Row— Sullivan, Arwanna For she’s the quiet kind whose nature never varies. Starr, John Robert Barraque Buckaroo! Strahn, Betty Merle A right hand man in the library. Sullivant, Minnie Lee Sweetness and sincerity plus just the right amount of wit. Second Row— Sloan, Ara Nora Sweet and conscientious. Third Row— Smith, Rolf Duane King of the daredevils. Smith, Gordon Wallace Fun is his motto. Smithwick, Jimmy C. A baritone voice we will miss. Smith. Joseph W. Better to be happy than wise. Socia, Anna Mae A sweet silence.