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

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First Row— Ward, Chotsie I believe in hcro-wor ship, but let the hero do the worshipping. Second Row— Westbrook, Max He had his loves, but basketball was his greatest. Ware, George W., Jr. Ishkabibble. Wharton, Richard Hamilton Dick's music will be missed around school. Weil, Helen Mae P. B. H. S. Sweetheart. Wortham. Lois Ann The future will be good to her. Third Row— Wynn, Marie Young Yvonne Zuber, Frances A. To be quiet is not to 1 am NOT a Yankee!! Cheerful and gay; she'll be weak. w,n h«r wa? These students left school to join the armed services, but a number of them will receive diplomas upon completion of basic training. Armstrong, Turner January, 1945. Haralson, Charles Arthur November, 1944. Jehlen. John Ervin Bland. John Harold December, 1944. January, 1945. McGehee, Edward Lee January. 1945. Ford, Jimmy January, 1945. ■+ Wassell, Billy J. January, 1945.

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 First Row— Tuck, Ruthie Mac Turchi, Frank J., Jr. Friendship and com' He'll come out on top. panionship arc her guides. Second Row— Turchi, Valentino Walker, Rita Jean Benard Happy go lucky. A champion in more than one field. Third Row— Wallis, Ruth Eloise Walters, Ernest J., Jr. Always ready for fun. Our own Bob Hope! Taylor, Bennie Marie Taylor, Mary Patricia Terry, Myrtice Vivian As sweet as they come. A girl with a gentle way about her. To be tactfully frank is an art. Second Row— Terry, Selnia Tex Thompson, Paul Tillman, Ann Lauree Calmness is a great ad' vantage. Love is the business of the idle, but the idle-ness of the busy. One who stands out in any crowd. Third Row— Tipton, Peggy Jean Tribbe, Nonna Trotter, Lucille With a twinkle in her eye she 11 get by. “Oh. fine, fine.” A ripnlc of laughter, a bundle of fun; to fill that order, she's the one.

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WHO'S WHO First Row- Anna Mac Mazanti Smartest. Harriett Atkins Most likely to succeed. Class Juliet Mary Tom Anderson Most Talented. Second Row— Joanne Smith Ella Hunn Payne Prettiest, Most Popu-lar. Best All-round, Biggest Cut-up, Biggest Sweetest. Most Friend- Flirt. Best Dressed. ly. Most Polite. Most likely to be remembered. First Row— Jack Smith Most Handsome. Lee Henslee, Jr. Most Popular. Sweetest. Most Polite. Second Row— Tommy Correll Best Dressed. Donald Lee Pearce Biggest Cut-up. Third Row— Frank Crump Most Bashful. Lois Wortham Most Bashful. J. C. Baldwin Best All-round. Class Romeo. “Shorty” Turchi Biggest Flirt. Most Friendly. Most likely to be remembered. Neale Quinn Most Talented. Kenneth Davis Smartest, Most likely to succeed. Lizzie Lou Jones Cutest. “Hoodie” Davis Cutest.