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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1946 volume:

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J4.yN2?7,Q7SiA KMKKQMQ Www Lau' LI Z 1 U , 57 Q 7 1QNi2g3-- 2j,VCfvmEiQ9ff 422 W Wi QP 'NOW OJ' ' .. QQ. QV-fl 71 ' ' 1 bah, cg WMVH I SM W' JWWZQZW X U5 ' . xy fl-by-...'f,-Hc,ff,.',ygL. A ,,L,q M, .VX Rb 5? A jf' W4 mgwfff my ' 4' 4 'ff ff QQL vy -QMTHQQ QV , afxfpvvz .Hg C,fQ4.,,w,,Md . Ni ' JA. 1 if J6.5,g' 75 1ff 'f xx nj' H Jldy-44, 1-ffiff If Wf P b 1 h d by Se f PINE BLUFF HIGH scHooL S'l'AF F HEADS Bob .Pugll ........ ...............,,,.,... B usiness lNI2lll2lQ,'Pl' Leo Trulof-k ........................,,, ........,. L lo-Aclvertisiug lNI21ll21g0l' Amm Mary .Iolmson .......,. ,........................,.. A Associale Eclifol' Buek Sadler .........., ..... ........... C l o-zulvmtising' lxlilllilglll' Ray ,Bruc-e ...... ..................,..................,............ I4 lditor Fi JRIICVW IRD The Zelora Stuff of 1946 has 'fried to present in the following pages HTHE DRAMA OF SCHOOL LIFE A'l' PINE BLUFF IILIGH SCHOOL for the year 1945-46. As you 1-1-:ul from one zu-t To zmotller, may you rec-z1ll the memor- able ocfeasiow, lasting' friemlsllips, :mel patient Jff'21ifll6l'S met on The 1-anlpus. VVitl1 'fllese tlmugllfs, the stuff promlly presents the 1946 ZEBRA. 1 JPY' 3 ' QI!! Aa g Q I ' X 2 DCM ff' ' 'VV X MAA' , 1 C O N T IE N T S . fy l'R0IPl'I'l4lH S .MVP I l+'z11'1-wc-II to I'. B. H S 'Y ANI' H 'l'llc- Afftiviflv .,l.,ill'iHlf AUT QII I 'l7lwZvlm1 Spirit AUKNI IWLEI Nl EMEN'l'S I 93 Cant forget her Altitude. A dignilled Sent: Special activities. Whzxt'uf'DtJll'l . , . ,..... .... 'f ..f. .. Hg .... ............ , .,... . .. .,.A b rs Q ff ,,,., we-,g f f,t ,,' i . 1 THE CURTAIN GOES UP lf. Getttng Curtis'S Pine Comets. attention. just looking Ol Awflaugh! Tree pro p. Eye catchers. Sleep? Lucky clog! Tinker , Stacked queens. lt. l5. ln. I7. lS. 19. 20 ll. Gum' to work. lvlure than two u Happy little klunim Wlxer'c's Pcewee 'l Mmnis ax pall. Senior Cuties. Sum, the lautluful l.1l cintl Agywcjuwlw-' . Lf.-Aff' ie? l we liwffwwfj ' w7WiW! oN l. 'l'lie Plzxy Must Go On lizisloiig' been symbolic of the iuicoiiqlierable spirit of the worlcl's g'rez1test zietors. In the IjI'll'7lHll ofS0ho0l at P17111 Bluff High Srlmnl, the stiicleiits liuve ilisplziyerl 21 siiiiilur will to go on, to play their parts 1'eg'a11'clless of sethzielis and alisuppoiiitments. As the Zebras of 1945, they may not have illNYilqX'N won, but they played ai good party they had the Ole Zebra Spirff. ' .lt is to this trzulitioiizil spirit of illilli' Bluff Iligh School students, that we, the staff of 19455, clemlic-:ite this aiiiiuzll. May it aeconipaiiy each and every one of them as lie leaves flllSl'2ll11pl1S 'to assume his responsibilities in tomor- row's world. A Now, that's a good problem. THE FACULTY Mr. J. B. Bassett, B. A. Peabody College, Hendrix. -1 Miss Agatha Bullard, B. A. Henderson State Teachers. No ink eradicator, please. Mr. James R. Clark, B. A. Arkansas A. 86 M. Now, when I was in the Army- Mrs. Annie Edclins, Librarian. I want your attention, please. Miss Eva Gammill, B. A. University of Arkansas. Please pass the basket and collect the gum. Mr. H. H. G.-suman, B. s. Minnesota State Teachers College, Kansas State Teachers College. Nflafhor 'rnnnrl lanvsfi . lv .4 Mr. Jerry L. Patterson, B. A. B. A. Hendrix, M. A. University of Chicago, Peabody College. Miss Mary Margaret Bowen, B. A. University of Arkansas. Class, please be quiet. Miss Gussie Carmical, B. A. Hendrixg Graduate work at Uni- versity of Arkansas, Peabody and University Cf Texas. You won't catch me on another finbusterf Miss Ruby Croom, B. S. E. Arkansas State Teachers. Now was that dictation too fast? Mrs. F. F. Galbraith, B. A. University of Arkansas. 'Tm here to teach you biology! Mrs. Frances Garrett, B. A. Galloway Collegeg Graduate work at L. S. U., University of Ar- kansas. Class, I want these private converf sations stopped r. R. W. Grigsby, M. A. Louisiana State University. l'Now, I'll give you a concrete exam' ple of this,- Coach Al Harris, B. A. University of Arkansas. You boys run like crippled kang' 1. CYOOS. Miss Margaret Lou Hugon, B. S. Centenary College. Hung up your coats and he seated. Mr. C. C. Love, B. A. State Teachers' College, Pea- body College, University of Col- orado, University of Arkansas. But you should know thisg you have had all week-end to study. Miss Josephine Martin, B. A. University of Arkansas. Let's clean up and roll up. Miss Nannie May Roney, B.S.E., M. A. University of Arkansas. Now, isn't that right? U L... , - if Miss Florence Stanley, Secretary Don't they ever get tired of send' ing you down- here? Mrs. R. B. Watson, B. A. Ouachita College. You're doing beautiful work. Mrs. Ellen M. Weeks, B. A. Galloway College. Now when you workin an office-- Mr. George G. Harton, B. A. Hendrix. ow, boys is tht technically re' l to tlEU Mrs. Nell Joyce, B. S. University of Missouri, Graduate work at University of Tennessee. You don't mind doing this for me, do you? fm 40 Mrs. Z cCammon, Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio State. Attention boys and girl ' WM. -777' 2 - ,W Coach Roy D. Miller, B. A. Henderson State Teachersg Ed- mond Oklahoma Teachers, Ar- kansas Tech. Boys, you aren't hurt, take a lap. Mrs. Brown Sanderson ,B. A. University of Arkansas: Graduate work at University of Texas. Now class - Miss Helen Strickland, B. A. Hendrix. In the meantime, you all- Mr. R. B. Watson, B. M., M. A. Hendrix, Drake University. You boys are wandering around like a blind dog in a meat house. Mrs. Ella Mae Wright, B-. A., B. M., M. M., ' L. S.'U., Henderson State Col- lege, Galloway College, Boguslaw- ski College of Music. . Choir, let's get together. Hurry, Hurry, Hurry! Snow! Trac top sccnc. Surprised! One snowy morning. Flying high. A Still' cast. Vv'lmt's this? JLMIES OIF 946 The rains came! I7 Car pool. 16 Nlarvin, but no cumara! 17 Where's the jury? I8 Center of attraction. 19 Favorite, ch? Next year's cast. Scruhhy on the drag. Rctakc Men. Face thc camera. Dircctvr amid glzimor Handy fcllows. f?? ffgb 'I HIGH wg-10 v l- Qlvx ,A SQIIFA 1.11: Eiwxmx Riyy ' Nb. .ly . s J'- 2 '29 ' - 'Y ' - 1.52 . ACCT JI: FAREWELL TO P. B. H. S OEF STAGE SCENES A lwig girl now. Lct's have fun! Tilic Frcshmcn's mansion. How does she rate two? The 'Bassett Manager . Come on up! You'd better dndgc. A vet returns. Still rcincmhcrcd. Caught unuwar-3, Luok out--thc camera! Going clown? South entrance. Qui' nfiojtr . 'lust a sittin' and a restinf Four 'Elite' Chicks! Annie and Friend, 6 to l odds. XX'e get so tircd. Kinda' windhlown. . Here we are zigai I nr: fun' Paired off. Visitors. Casanova Carie nl Simmons, john E., jr. Student Council President Recognition is the reward for accomplishment. Bruce, Ray Student Council Vice President The proof of ahility is action. johnson, Anna Mary Student Council Secretary Laughing mouth, spark' ling eyes f-- n captivating person. Abhene, Carl A. Handsome and tall: he's liked hy all, Akin, james Richard Always there with il help' ing hand. Altschul, Luis Reno He is a radiating force of good will. Gaske, Marvin C. Class President There is a road to success, and he knows the road. Easter-ling, David F. Class Vice President He has one habitg Peef wee is her name. Benson, Nelle Class Secretary Beauty is seen in her laughing blush. Agee, jacob Claud Up! Up! my friends, and quit your hooks. Allen, Charleene l am not to be deceived with fair words. Alvis, Leonard L., jr. Young Apollo. Us I K 'V' M I Barfield, Winford K if ll h Jackson I 7!-fi g ,4 4 A gentleman indeed. Bellingrath, Ferd M. Oppressed by two evilsg classes and Work. n , ances Dru , y, and full of fun. Botsford, Marian Honest and sincere in everything she does. Boyd, Dorothy Gene Success is sure to come to one as faithful as she. ' A 1 t I Brown, Frances Elizabeth A little fun is needed by everyone. N Barranco, Sara Marie Short and sweetg hard to beat. Belvedresi, Clara A hard Worker with a pleasant disposition. Blankenship, Anna Jean Quietness is her loudest feature. Bouricand, Bobbie Jean She is small, but full of PRP- Brewer, Selma Lorice Her smile is sweet. Buckley, Carie D., Jr. just let me live and be happy.. Caperton, Paul My whole life l have lived with plcztszuzt thoughts. Carter, Mae Evelyn Those who are silent rcillly have the most to say. Cary, Dorothy Virginia ,All knew her worth. Cash, Homer F. He knows exactly what he's zihout. Cater, james Rufus The only way to get any' where is to start where you are. Clark, Virginia Nell Her stature is small, hut her heart is exceedingly hig. 1 ' Q Carruthers, Marion The magic of the tongue is the most dangerous of all spells. Carter, Presley A man about school. Jf , 1. Case, Anna Charlene A disposition like hers is rare. Cash, Francis Theodore l've got rhythm. Cearley, Nancy Dependable, joyous, fair of face. Collins, Marjorie There's nothing so satis' lying as freedom. Corkins, Audrey Jeanne The mildest manner and gentlest heart. Couch, Selma Sweet, and charming, lots of fung known and liked by everyone. Crossett, Vera Mae Pretty is as pretty doesg ain't she beautiful? Currington, Doris Blushing has the color of virtue. Davis, B. Things will come to those who waitg why all the rush? Dawson, Dolly From the depth of her dark blue eyes, there's always something that mystifies. Dobbins, Doris Elvira She always has a song fo the dark days. ff Q , K Fink, Harriet Dorothy Popularity, personality, pepfpersonified, but best of all a worthy friend. Fitzhugh, Carolynn Music washes away from the soul, the dust 0 everyday life. Fratesi, jane Frances Her talent of art is rare A pleasing manner - - , winning way. Garner, Georgia Lue I try so hard to he differ cnt. J, Galster, Leonard Taft l rf Glasscosk, Judy Such eyes have wrecked empires. Gordon, Alvin I keep silence because I approve of the plan. Gray, Clyde E. Dare me not. Gregory, Caroline Better to be happy than wise. Hankins, Ioyce Louise Short and sweet. Hart, Donald Stewart Courageous and strong of 'hart'. Goodin, Mildred Lanette Another 'goodfun' go' ing. Gotcher, Ruth P. B. H. S. would be 'Ruthfless' without her. Green, Janie Marcene A heart of gold with hair to match. Hankins, Jessie Louise She will always vibrate the memory of those who know her. Harris, John Cain He lives by the rule of 'swing and swayf Haskins, Bennye Jane Dancing eyes that tell of a sunny disposition. Hattendorf, Mary Christine I lead a happy and cheer' ful life, Hazelip, Janie Lee 'Beautiful Dreamerf Hightower, Gay Eugenia A very 'gay' person Hogan, Emma Jean A heart full of kindness. Horne, Jeanetta Louise She kee s her thoughts to hcrsef and goes her F way. V? Howell, Annie Margaret Always a word. A Hayes, Richard Dean Full of spirit and vitality. Henry, Mary Anne Blonde and fair. Hocking, Mary jane Her life is full of sun' shine. Holmes, Walter He'll probably startle the world someday. Horrell, Virgil Latroy Never a dull moment when he is around. Hubbard, Juanita Maye Her gentle ways win everyone. Huckaby, Doris Ann Truth is always the strong' est argument. Hulse, Imogene Affection! and gaiety beam in het eyes. Insley, Wanda Jean Not afraid of work: not in sympathy with it. Isom, Milburn Lee A perfect athlete, Jones, jane Catherine Her personality will carry her far. Joyce, Betty Jean Happy and carefree. Hudson. Robert Carnahan Has the temerity to be' lieve in nothing. Hussey, William Eugene Ingenious, forward, cap' able-that's Bill. Isom, Mary Ellen A cheerful smile banishes all sorrow. I.. 'K l 1' links, Robert Larry Noah Webster has nothf ing on me. joret, Margaret Beauty comes first-then pleasure and wit. Kelley, Wayne Earl Got a touch of 'Texas' in my heart. Kindricks, Elsie Margaret Housekeeping is one or her other talents. Laney, Selby, jr. It's better to hike, than to ride a motor bike. Leslie, Hilda Ray Full of wit and humor: loved by all who know her. Link, Vada Jean W.ork is quite a waste of time. Lowry, Charles M. I have quite a few opinf ions of my own. McDonald, Drexie Ann Her heart took wings. Kirkland, Virginia Quiet as a lamb, but al- ways nice to have around. Leibenguth, Don Monroe Never, ever, do at home what you can do in class tomorrow. xi' in Lindler, Vera Dean Rich in selfrcontrol Lites, Emily Sue Nice and neat and every' thing sweet. McCain, Clara Webb Her air, her manner, all who see admire. McNew, Charlie S., III The girl of my dreams is the sweetest girl of all the girls I know. McVay, Odell How could one be so nice. Marlow, Jean A cute blonde with plenty of pep. Meeks, Billie Lee Her good nature is no veneer. Merritt, Elmyra A wonderful girl and a true friend. Miller, Jacqueline Anne Her quiet and ready smile win her friends all the while. Mooney, Bobby Her laughter is contagious. Maples, Annie Maxine She is quiet, composed, and sweet. . I .5 A t .V - lg vp I all I W Mayhugh, Delores Ann 'Tis better to be seen than heard. Menotti, Hazel Ann She is lightfhearted and gay. Michael, Dorothy Ann Sweet, reserved, depend- able, and demure. Monk, O. G. O. G. is 'C. K.' I am as I am, and so will be. 5 rrisey, George Leo I Mouser, Helen Ruth Intelligence is the key to success. Norville, Lewis Alfred 'When I was in St. Owen, Patricia Sweeter than the sweetest. Phillips, Earle Turner All great men are over worked - I feel tired. Pugh, Robert Dean How good he is - how just - how fit for high' est trust. Ramick, Loyd, jr. 'Loco'? Well, everyone likes 'Loco'. Murray, Mildred Lee She is herselfg what more can you ask? Overton, Charles Claude, Ir. His feet on the ground, his head in the sky. Owens, Norma Clair She is the same, where' ever you meet her. Phillips, Nancy Louise Cute, conscientious, and quiet. Quinn, Nellie Ruth Quiet, friendly, liked im' mensely. Ramsey, Wilbur Doyle Oh, Those beautiful green eyes. Renfroe, Verneita jean Speaks rarely and acts wisely. Riley, Charles M. The less there is learned, the less there is to for- get. Robertson, james H. Live and let live but not to study. Rucker, Rosemary Dependability and efficf iency make her future aglow with possibilities. Sann, Mike E., Ir. You can lead a man to school, but you can't make him think. Scott, Earnest Milton Asks nothing - reveals nothing. Rhinehart, Robert J., Jr. We get out of life what we put into it. Rinchuso, Antoinette Marie TNT--pint size. Robinson, Mary Louise Her happy disposition is a joy to everyone. Sadler, Buck The best spoon you've ever seen when it comes to stirring up pep. Scoggin, Clara Bernice Why dicln't you come sooner? Shandy, Hester A wonderful girl and a true friend. Shults, Velda Mae Her hcauty is the smile of God: her music is His voice. Smith, Lloyd R. Ncvcr finds a stranger. never has a worry. Spears, Norma jean A prettier smile you'll never sec, St. john, Williani Edward His true worth is hard to lllC2lSlI!'C. Talbot, john H. lt's nice to hc natural when one is naturally nice. Teague, Ruth Elizabeth We know her ambitions will he achieved. Slocum, Mary Frances In radiant smilcs, and in tolerance rare, none can surpass. Sorrells, Walter B., III 'I'm so tired.' Staples, Charles E. Quietness reigns supreme. Stratton, Delton E. The lad with the flaming red hair will be a farmer some day. Taylor, Arlene A winning smileg a desire to be a friend to every- one. Temple, Lillian Kathryn Merry of soul-she sails on a. cloud. Thomas, Mina Rose Who claims my tears must first display his own. Torres, Lola Likes fun and lots of it. Trulock, Leo Andrews So faithful in love so dauntless in war. Turnipseed, Mary Frances Red hair means a lively disposition. Vanbrunt, Atha Ardth Sweetness is an admirable quality. Van Schaick, Frances Eloise Petite and pretty. Warren, Lloyd Minter, jr. Smiles awake when he is near. Weaver, Geraldine Cliumctci' is the diamond that scratches all other stones. Westall, Mildred Lee A girl who will fit in any place. N I! Y ' ' l c V ft! Willis, Betty Jo Laugh, dance, and he merry, for tomorrow you may fall in lovc. Wilson, Bruce E. Six feet four of good looks and good nature. Wun, Hugh One that is seldom heard. SIN Wasson, Scott F. 'Tis midnight, but small thoughts have I of sleep. Welch, Betty june In her are both lovelif ness and soul's true ex- cellence. Whiteaker, Perry As welcome in every place as the sunshine. Willis, Elsie Nell A nice combination 'of politeness, manners, and iricndliness. u Wilson, Olcie Lee God bless the man who invented sleep. Zack, Evelyn Words cannot do justice to her charms. awww Y Q35 WEE, l945'l946 FN 5. 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Nothing stops the Captain ! IU. Couldrft hc that funny! ll. Knee deep. ll. The corner. 13. The Choirs Backbone 14. Our singing Seniors. 15. Singing in the rain. 16. You're being followed. Lovely day. isn't it? Whercis Romeo? Wliat El session! Wlizlt goes here? 'LWc:Wl Little joycieu. Il fe f ' eff!! ii ff U 1 r- : 1 JI fr t A F L iw! lexus.. i i ACCT H: THE ACTIVITY PARADE MDW Wiki? W' I 9 fl Old friends, Hillhillicsf' 'RPHLL . . . putt Wx14ndclumm1spc1's. Bruin and vmcc. ELIIIUVQ. Chuf. NV. lr., ZClWIAll. WE, THE PEUPL puttcr 9 IU ll I2 13 I4 17 16 --Thu judge . Bl'O2ldCilifCI 4 Sclwlurai' uGubhcrs Unclc Sam! men. Zebra Ad mam. BUUkC1lI'fiCI'. School gifk. 17. A falvuritc I8, Vwfurkcrs. 19. Posclm, 20, Dcpurtcrs ll. 'iPz1pz1 Bcau '. Lev and Reno, ll. A-Q:CI'I'iCu. HH U Sunny and Rosie . 24. 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S 111111s11r . 11111 5 imma 'm'E1:?m1 i3'Eu'n'Q'Aw'Fw1m's'Bu'fi'n'Gn 'ag,,3g5ggg t I mm 9 M ..., V 1 Q. 1 lllslrmwlln-I? 61 M A - ' .1 5 mu , 111111111 1 , .- .. .3 - - 'W s1: x 1 wsu . -. .. f-'Af' '1f - 1' --1'A -. 1. .. 1' FIRST ROW ,lluinitzi Hul'l1arLl Doi othy Cary f,:irolm fislilvack Nclle Benson 5 l C ii h fc ma In c Bernice Scoggin Ihmin' Nlclinnalcl Rosemary Rucker Miss Martin SECOND ROW jnniu Hzizclip Marian Iii-rsford .larry Thompson licnnyc ,lane Hzisl: Betty ,loycc Chzwlcene Allen Caroline Gregory Elizabeth Teague THIRD ROW Clair Owens Larry ,links 3 7 l :iris I olilwins Helen Ivlonscr PINE QON STAFF The l'ine Cone, svhool newspaper, has been published bi-inontlily for the past twenty-seven years. The papers, financed by aclvei'tising', are rlistriblitecl free to all students and to servic-einen who attenclecl Pine Bluff High Si-bool. Miss Josephine Martin is sponsor of the Pine Cone and instrui-tor of the journalisni 1-lass in whit-l1 staff nienibers are enrolled. A student niust be a sen- ior having' a B 2lVOI'2lQ,'0 in English th e previous selnestei' in orclei' to enroll in journalism, which is a pre-requisite for holding' staff positions. This year the 'Pine Cone adopted a new 11211119 plate and a new c-ut forthe Pine Needles eoluinn. The eartoons and pictures used this year have added to the public-ation's attrac-tiveness and popularity with the stiulents. THE EDITORIAL STAFF IROSUIIIZIFV Riivlqer, Uliarleene Allen, Clair Owens, Nelle Benson, Janie Hazelip Berniee S1'o0'g'in, Marian Botsfoul Juanita Hubbard, Elizabeth Teaffue, Doi'- 2'M 7 P1 otliy Cary, Larry Jlnks, .Ielfry Thonipson, Helen Mouser. THE BUSINESS STAFF SOIIIIZICOIIFII,C2l1'0lIlI Fishback, Bennye .Iane llaskins, Drexie Mc-Donald. Caroline G1'eg'o1'y, Betty Jean Joyce, Doris Dobbins. ZEBRA STAFF The 1945-1946 Zebra Staff is composed of twenty-eight Seniors and three Jun- ior Rlepresentatives seleeted by senior staff members. All students ehosen had at least a CW average in all subjeets the previous year and expressed eagerness to work on the publication. They were also approved by an unnamed faeulty committee. Miss Eva Gainmill, sponsor of the yearbook, eondueted the organization meet- ing the seeond week of seliool. Staff heads were elected, the theme ehosen, and the staff began working' diligently. Reports on the pro,g'ress of work were made by staff heads at regular staff 1Tlf'0tiI1g'S eonducted bi-monthly by the editor. STAFF HEADS Ray ,Bl'llf'G ...............,..,............ .............,..,.................. If lditor Anna Mary Johnson ........ ....... A ssoeiate Editor Evelyn Zack ...........,,,,......... .,.,....,,.... S taff Seeretary Bob llfllgll ....... .............. A Business Manager Buck Sadler i.... ......,. A dvertising Manager Marvin Gaske ......, ..... QI'hoto-engraving Editor Leo Trnloek ....ii....,,.,............. ................ S nap-shot Editor Dorothy Gene Boyd ..... ...... A etivities Editor Bill Hussey .......,....................................................,..,A....,..................,...,.,.... Make-up Editor Geraldine VVeaver, Velda Mae Shults, Dorothy Fink Class Editors Reno Altsehul ....... .........,,.....,,............................ ......... B 1 iokkeeper John Sunnions ...... ....,... S ports Editor 1 l FIRST ROW Dorothy Gene flovd Anna Mary johnson Vclda Mae Shults Clara NVrhh McCain Dorothy Fink Evclvn Zack Norma jean Tucker Patricia Owens Doris Huclrahy ,Iran Marlow SECOND ROW Ray Bruce jane jones Bohhic Mooney Betty Welch Gloria Miller Vera Mile Crosse!! fleralnlim- Weaver Christine Hattcndorf THIRD ROW Bill Hussey Hob Pugh Leo Trulock Iohn Simmons Bob Warren Miss Cammill Frances Martin FOURTH ROXV Huck Sadler Hob Rliinchar! Marvin flasks Reno Altachul FIRST ROW Charleene Allen Dorothy Cary Juanita Hubbard Dorothy Gene Boyd Caroline Gregory Nelle Benson Anna Mary johnson SECOND ROW Janie Hazelip Betty Jean Joyce Drexie NIcDonald Betty Welch Rosie Rucker Velda Mae Shults Geraldine Weaver THERD ROW Elizabeth Teague Dorothy Fink Jane Joncs Marian Botsford Doris Dobbins Christine Hattendorf Helen Moilscr Doris Huckaby FOURTH ROW Bill Hussey John Sim mons Bob Pugh Ray Bruce B lr S dl uc a er Marvin Gaslre Jerry Thompson Leo Trulock Larry Jinks Quiu., AND seiaort The Pine Bluff Chapter of the Quill and Scroll, International J ournalistic Society for high school journalists, elected thirty-eight members this year. To qualify for membership one must be a senior, must be in the upper one- third of the class scholastically, must be outstanding in journalistic endeavor, must be recommended by the sponsor of the organization from which he is nominated, and must be approved by the Executive Secretary. This year Miss Josephine Martin recommended fifteen students from the Pine Cone, Miss Eva Gammill recommended sixteen members of the Zebra Staff, and Mrs. Frances Garrett recommended seven from the Radio Council. OFFICERS President ..,..r,......... .................... B ill Hussey Vice- l?resident ..... .......................... D Larry -links Secretary . .,..,............ ....... I Dorothy Gene Boyd NATIONAL HONOR S CClIlE'lI'Y 'l'lw your 1945-46 has lwvu il yory slice-vssfiil ouo for flu- Pino Bluff Uliaptvr of flu- National Ilouor Som-ic-ty. lllvmlwrs of flu- Sorivfy took cliurgo of The r-onvossiou stand all tho Lillilx Vill:1g'o-iBz111xifo football guiiiv, bought pins for tho now nwnilwrs, :uid lwlcl il baiuqliot. Tlwy also presented :ui iuitiaiiou axssoiu- lmly Marc-li 21. Momlwrs olorfml from 'rlw junior 4-lass last your wi-rv Dorothy Gene- Boyd. REIIV Bruce-, Dorothy Cary, Anim Mary Jolmsou, lloleu Mousvr, Bob Pugh, John SlllllI1UllS, Willie Jezui 'Furker :md Boimio Willis. Bill Copthorne and Pllizzllwtll 'l'o:1g'11o trzmsfoi'i'ocl to the Pino Bluff Uliaipfor, and Willie Joan ilillvlilll' 'ri'z111sfori'ocl from flu- loc-al i'l1ilplPl'. iBU1llll0 J Gun Willis is at rollcgv. B oiwicfriizs First S4.'lll0Stl'l' Hovoml Scllwstvif Bob l,llg'll ..............i... ............ ..,....l l ' rosulouf ..............,. ...... . Iolm Suuiuous Auuzi Mary -loluisou .,......iii Vic-0 ,l,1'1'SiilPlll .,...,, ................ I lay Bruce Ilorotliv Goin- 'Boyd ........,...,.. Soorvtz1i'v ...... ....,.. 1+ llizzibefli 'llezwuo . . . rv FIRST RUXV Anna Mary Alolinson Geraldine W'i-nvrr Dorothy Cary Doris Huclmlwy Putriiin Uwrn Vcldn Maw Shults Hrlen lviousrr Aloycu Ralcy Dorothy firm' Boynl Vern Marc' flrossrtl. SEC BOND R1 HV Mzurizmn flaarruthurs Marian Butsfnral Arlcnc Taylor Orton Dorothy Nflchzwl flnrolvn Cummin- Elizalwth Traum- ,lulm Ann May llzlncl Torwy liranm-Q Martin Hlorm Milli-r Qlrzmiu: Higlif THIRD ROW flhrieitini' Haittumlorl' Roni' Ruclwr Clmzurlm-ni' Alla-u Q-my Nullc lla-nz-on Hill flopthorm' jimmy Willinrm Buck Sanllvr ,lolin Simniom Lnrry ,links FOURTH ROW Ray Brucv Alcrry Thompson Holm Pugh flliurlvs Lowry Clizirlcw Yolllill Louia Blucrocli Marvin Uaaskc FIRST ROW Selma Couch Mary Jane Stockton Lucille Hanlrins Alta Clair Brassell Patty jo White Margaret Gilmer Virginia Abbott Janet Diekman Chlotilde Towlcr SECOND ROW Betty Lynn Mann janet Toney Doris Huckaby Miriam Nethery joan Steele at er ne Margaret Ernst Christine Hattendorf THIRD ROW Jane Pittman Bobbie Mooney Carolyn Cummins Betty Rogers jean Marlow Gloria Miller Joyce Raley FOURTH ROW Jeanne Hight jimmy Williams Bob Rhinehart Betty Welch Julia Ann May Dorothy Fink Jane Jones FIFTH ROW Ray Bruce Lloyd Sims Bob Warren jack Good Ben Ellison Ewing Quinn AUTO COUNCIL The year 1945-1946 was a successful one for the Radio Council of Pine Bluff High School. Forty-seven students signed up for this organization. A consti- tution stating purpose and regulating membership and attendance was drawn up by a committee composed of Jimmy Williams, Janet Toney, and Ray Bruce. All members during the year participated in at least one of the fifteen-minute programs which were given bi-monthly over KOTN. The programs usually centered around school news, sports, student talent and seasonal holidays. Stu- dents prepared and delivered their own scripts. As all programs were conduc- ted entirely by the organization, students gained valuable experience both in writing and speaking. COUNCIL OFFICERS Ray Bruce .............. .............. P resident .Timmy VVilliams ..... .,..... V ice-President Gloria Miller ..,...,....,.......,.. .................. S ecretary Mrs. Frances Garrett ,......, ....... F aculty Sponsor Mrs. Frances Garrett K h i Weaver Norma Dene Kinman Clara Webb McCain LIBRARY ST lFlF 'l'hi- Iiilmi'z1l'.v Staff this yllill' was 4-oiiipust-tl of thirty pvopll- who haul mit li gizulf-s nf CW ui' lwttvr, hut who wcrv iiitviw-st'ml iii lihrzlry work. 'llu me thi- hhi Imzircl clisplzlvs, pustt-rs, :mil talhlv flisplzivs. Othvi' zlvtivitivs lllfllllltlil tho In . , 1 hi':1i'v Staff party :tml :ui zlssomlily IH'0Q'l'illll pi-1-sc-intl-cltliv first svim-stm-i'. 'l'his yvzu' pins worm' IJl'0S0lll-Ull hy 'l'h0 l,lllU Bluff Hiwiiivli uf tht' Aim-Vit lil Assm-izltiun of l'iiivi-rsity lVmm-ii to thc' tlirvv staff im-mlwrs with thc- high l'2ltlllQ'. Mvnihvrs wvm- mtc-cl hy :1 point system. 'l'lws0 imiiits wviw- l'Zll'llUll hx thusc- who YUlllllt0t'l'0tl to do suvh work as c'utz1log'11ing' :xml lllillilllg' mlisplzlys FIRST ROW' linlrvflly Cary Ali-:ui Nizelluvww Virginian Ahh-vcr Sallv Ainswnrlh Nrllc llcnmn Patsy lfvims Duns Huclmlwy SIKLONII RUXV Hclrn lvimiwr Frrdzl Slnilglmlcr Maury Ilunhznm llrtly ,limo flzimplwll Lziwrnn' Davis llullrm' Umy firrailnlinc W'c:ivm'r 'l'l llRll ROW' Avis 1-rurigv Arlrnc 'lnvlhr fismilyn ffulmlnghzun Nlnrthn Ann lilluus Shirlcy Pnlnwr FUIJRTH ROW Huh W'nrn'n Carl Sulmndvr jimmy Williams Rmcmnry Ruckvr ,luck llzirfivld OFFICERS First Sum-stvi' Si-4-mul Si'lIlt'Nli'l' Huh xVZll'l't'll .i...........,,... .,...,. l 'rvsiclviiti ..,.............. .,,.,,....,. I loris lluvkznlmlx' ROSl'lll2ll'-V lille-lic-1' ,,., ,...... N 'if-0-l'i'vsicl0i1t ............ Gvmlcliiim- XNYUZIYQW' Ilvlf-ii h'lUllNl'l' ..... ......, S l'f'l'0t2ll'j' ,..,,. ...,. l lilclzi lmsliv '2ll'j' inorc- cffiviviit zlml z1tti':1c'tivi-, thc- stuff im-mln-i's mzulv hiillv SECOND ROW Martha Hulse Mae Belle Taylor Nita Mae Poynter Norma Clair Owens Sue Overton P B bl eggy 0 CY Anne Belle McCoslrey Betty Fowler Nelda Galster Ella Brown Mary Cooriaer Helen Spil yards T l r Viva jean ay n Bonnie Blasingame Lillian Taylor Billie Kite Martin THIRD ROXV Bernice Farr Lucy Mallory Norma Faith Noi Peers jerrie Alexander Patsy Doyle Mary Elizabeth Doup Frances McGrew Mildred Wallis Janice Faucett Frances Colycr Sallylu Bunn Betty ,lo Clark Romana Berg Janie Blair Eve Dillcy Jane White FOURTH ROW Ann Cruthirds O Peggy wens Norma Lou Hamilton Maxine Sallee Patsy Rudder Alicne Richey Dorothy Cohen Gracie Brown Joanne Dilday A F nn ergusun jane XVillrinson FIRST ROW' Sue Livingston Cay Hightower Doylene Garner Juanita Farr joan Steele Betty jean Moore PHISY D0UEhCl'fY Etta Marie Meeks Mary C. Owens Mildred Westall Jane Buckalew Sarah Barranco .lUdY Mallch Annie Chaddick Margaret Ernst Lcnette Quinn Elizabeth Massanelli Peggy Darby GLJEIE GLU U udei' the direction of Mrs. Ella Mae Wii'ig'l1t, the Pine Bluff High School Cleo Club has grown to a membership of seventy-two girls. Classes are held two days a week in the high school music room. The Glee Club has studied a Varied program embracing classics, light opera, and the highest type music available in high school literature. OFFICERS President .............. ......,......................................................... G ay Hightower Vic-e-1l.'i'esideut ...... ...... A miie Margaifet Chaddiek Sensi-etary ..........,........................... Clair Owens Libifariaii ....... .... S allylu Bunn CAlPll?lElLlLA CHOIR Umlm' tho i'0IllIJ0l'0llt clil'c-c-tion of Mrs. .Ella Maur lVl'ig'l1l, Thv A Uzlpcfllzl Ulmil' has lJl't'0llll' mw of flu' olltstzuuling' orgzlnizzllimns of Pinv Bluff lligh S1-lloul. :md this yvzu' Thv 1-lmir zlppc-2111-ml mm manly pmgwzllns for sclmol zu-tivitics as woll 1 4 ' 4 as prnviflml lllllSlK'2ll m1tc'l'ta1i11111v11t in TOSPOIINK' lu 11-qlwsts frmn Yill'lUllN clxu 0l',Q'2llllZ2ltl0llS. 'l'hv1'opm'tui1'ooftluw-lmil' 1'm1g'vcl 1ul'0lll Nvgru spiriflmls :xml L . sau-rvml ll'VlIlllS To lllUfll'l'll 2ll'l'21lIjJ,'0lll0lIlS of wc-ll-lmmm 1'llllill'Ull.S l'll.VIlION 'l'h1- climax of Tlw j'0ill'lS siug'ing3,' zu-tivity was the i'l1Ull'.S pZll'l'll'lIJilfl0ll in 'thv Amluzll Htiltl' C'l1m'z1l Fvstivzll, May 26 mul 27, ill North Litflv Rovk. FIRST Rl NX' Maury Ann Tipton Patty ju Whin- Nlznlrlm' Spzlrlcmam Frsnmvs Snmithwuck Kathrrinn' Wvaeu-1' -Inycm' Rsllvy llumllly llmllry llnmlyn Culunnm flnrulyu fllnl-wplxr lam- Pitrmzm joy llucklcy Vuldn M.nn' Shulta Nnrnm ,lean Turkm- Alnm-t llnckmzm SECOND RUXV V . ,lc-in ln L livtty lnnr- Muxuw flamm -lczunnv flnrlunx ,lu Ann Mrrk- liuhhw Nlmmcy Rlclmrd Dvnn H.lyu flnmlyn Fxtzhugh Thvdn Hulse' Mzsry Ann Holmw Lui-4 Parker Rmnv Smxduls flamnlinn- Hrvgury Lillmn Nnrullr Lnrrznm' 7l'n':n1llr THIRD ROW llvwl-ll flannp lunch Akm Ulcu- Wllmn ,llmmy Vhllllnnn fllmrlcr- Lmxry ,lulm Wnlkcr lluclx Sandler lhmuhl Truyl-fr ll-ph llulun llumcr l..v-h Bill Bullh- ,limmy Hays ,l. l.. XVlu'cln'I' crn Mana' Crmwtt n l' rl Ul+'I+'ll'lCRS l,l'0Slill'lll' ....,........ ...... Q 'lmrlvs l,mvr.x' Vifvu-l'l'f-siclvllf ...... .................... l Sum-lc Szullm-1' Sl'l'l'l'lill'.V ...,.. XvUl'2l Maw fllwnssvff 'l'1'vz1s11l1-1' ....,. ,,..,, N folflu Mau- Shults l1llll'2ll'lZlll .......A......,.,.,......,. .... I '111'ul.x'm1 Fitzlullgll ANSlStillll lJllDl'2ll'l2lIl ....... ,,...,..,,....... . loyc-v Rall-5' XRXSX1 X x . Q limp l V Axl e Ti l 5 ix f Q' QSQEW -N l rwiir-f' 2:3 ff A N FIRST ROW ,loc Whitealter Janie Hazelip Betty Welch Velda Mae Sliults Marion Carruthers David Easterling SECOND ROW Scott Wasson Evelyn Zack john Simmons Mary Ann Henry Bob Garner SPRING lFlEVlElR9' One ofthe outstanding senior activities was the senior play, Spring Fever , a hilarious three-act farce. The play was presented May 3, under the direction of Mrs. George V. B1-all. The part of Howard Brant, a senior having trouble with Zoology, was por- trayed by John Sinnnons. Bob Garner enacted the role of Ed Burns, a chemis- try student who experimented with dynamite, and David Easterling was cast as Vie Lewis, a fanatic on the subject of art. The three girls were Anne fl'ur- cell, lloward's heart-interest, Lou llerron, toni-boy journalistg and Vivian George, a friend of Anne's. These roles were enacted by Evelyn Zack, Janie Hazelip, and Velda Mae Shults, respectively. ' The older character parts were Mrs. Spangler, the over-worked land- lady, depicted by Marian Carruthers, Henry and Phoebe fl'urcell, Anne's mil- lionaire parents portrayed by Scott Wasscxii and Mary Ann Henry, Maude Corey, Howard's doting' spinster aunt, played by Betty Welcelig Professor Bean, an absentminded professor of zo ology, portrayed by John Dalrymple, and Dr. Dixon, president of tl1e college, enacted by J oe Whiteake1'. Frances Van bchaiclx THE WINGED ZEBRA The Winged Zebra, sc-hool publication which is composed of the ereative writ- ings of Pine Bluff High School students, was published again this year by Miss Nannie Mae Roney's homeroom. 'l'he purpose of the VVinged Zebra is to encourage high sehool students to do more ereative writing. Students throughout the sc-hool eontributed poetry, short stories, t'i1iI1'il0t01' skett-hes, and essays forthe publication. All members of the home-room expressed a desire to work on the VVinged Zebra Staff and were given an opportunity to do so. Some of the students beeame members of the seleeting eommittee. All compositions which were contributed were judged by this eommitteeg and, in some eases, revisions were suggested. Other students eolleeted material from the English elasses, eut steneils. and did art work. FIRST ROW ilumthy firm: lloyd lilizaubeth Teague Antoinette Rlnchu-rv Patricia Owen tiny Hightower jimmy Sue fl:-irncr Verneitn jenn llenfr fieurgm Lue flnrncr SECOND RUYX loim Harris M Fll I I m :ary ,ei so Imogene Hulse Delrnres Mayhugh V.ud,i Alum Link Normi jean lipeiirs 'l'HiRlJ ROW Lester Conner loc Whircnkcr lioniild Han! Claim Webb Mcflsiit Miss Rnncy FIRST ROW Bull Hussey Bal' Rhinclmrt Billy Bolv AYI1'4lj Llfwd Simr, llunny Stallion Buhlwv mlm- Taylnr lcxvk Huml link Curlirzin Frank 'l'mnl1nsun Ray Hrilcat . SECOND ROW Mika' Saxnn .limmy Wllliams Bulw NV:i1rcn Bcthvzil Agcc l7IfHp!lil:4 Vv'rigl1t Miltmmn Rudder Bill Bmiii' Rnllurt Hudson THIRU RUEY Rau' Xllvst Huh XVc:nL'r ,luck Perduc Kelly McMillan Hugh McG.n1y,:hy Hurry lfuddlcphntt -luck Hays Brwvd Pearson Sandy Williams ll-lllln 'Flu' Plll'l10SU of this m'gz1i1ix:1Tiui1 is lo l'l'021i0, lllilllltillll, and 1-Xivncl, Tlll'0llQfll- out the svliool and Cfblllllllllllfy, high SJf2lllCl2ll'ClS of Cliristizui c'l1:1i'z1ctei'. Its plzltforin im-luclvs Hl'lP2ll1SIJl'0C'll, c-lvml spoils, 1-lvzul sc-lmlzlrsliip, :md clean living. 'lllw Il'10lNl70l'S 'IVY to 2li'lll0Vl' 'flivse sizliiclzlrcls by nwzuis of Bible study and rwnifvimic-os with ulilstzulcling 1-ummlmify lc-zuln-rs. Group I 0ffic'v1's filllllp II Albert Alvxziilclm' ..,... ,.,.,,... S poiisui' ...... ....... l Rolwrt Gri'igslJy Ray B,l'l1l'C .............,... ......... I Uvsiclviit ............ .... B lzmrvin Guslw Bill H,llSSt'j' ....... ......... X lim-l,'1'0sicl0i1f ,.,, .lolm Sinunoiis Robvrf lluclsml ..... ......... S 0i'l'Piill'j' ...., .,.. I 10110 Alfsc-liul Mike Sami .,....,..,, ..... ' llwzisiii-oil' ,,., ,,.,. i Paul Caporfuil FIRST ROW R. W, rsiwlwy lvlarvln Husky Bush l'ugh Rem: Altsclilll Dunk Pliillips Buck Sadler Paml C.ipc1'mn ,lulm Simmons SECOND ROXX' Feld Bellingruth Harvey Lime Dick Mxihci' larry Thompson ,luhn Tnllmt Ed St. kluhn XY1xltcr Surrells Brucc Vlillsun Beltye Marie Caldwell Frances Hildrclh Nancy Ccarly Buck Sadler Lloyd Sims Reno Altschul lClHIlElElR LEADERS 'Phe eheer leaders are elected by the student body at an annual assembly. The pupils eleet one sophomore, lLNVOJl1lll01'S, and three seniors. 'llhe eheer leaders this Vear did an excellent 'ob at both the football and basketball frames. 'Phev . n . i L' D as , are under the sponsorship of Mrs. Fred Galbraith. lENGlINlElElR9S CLUB Under the sponsorship of Mr. J. FB. Bassett, the l4lng'ineer's Club had a very profltable year. The elub met each Monday Ill01'll1llg' at wlnc-h time various lJl1SlIl6SS and professional men of lxllll' Bluff gave interesting talks based on their work. OFFICERS iPl'f'Slfl0llt. ................. ....l, R robert rlludson VIITI'-l,1'l?SlilPllt l...... ,,,,,,, B Ian-vm Gaske Secretary .............. ..,... I+ 'ranees Martin FIRST ROW ,lulia Ann May Frances lvlartin Mirizim Ncthcry Becky Phillips Hilda Leslie, Bennyr ,lane Haskins SECOND ROXV Maarvin Gaske Ray Bruce Cary Buckley Buck Sadler lohn Dalrymplc Mike Snnn Leonard Galstcr Robert Hudson TI-IIE TRIEBILIE ILIEIF' CLUB SEATED IN CENTER Iuzm Ninthcws Willcnc Miller SECOND ROXX' Ivilriam Ncthvry Cllrrrm MillL'r flarulyn Cl1n1n1i11s Betty' .I41 Mlllcl' ,Iulm Ann Ivfny ,Ilmmy XVilli:1n1- O. 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Ibm: W' 1 ' I' lNlllJ2ll'k. 1 zu-mlm fizlwlrnw. l+I11g'c-m G4-m'g'm', .Xvis IM-ll Ilznll, H1'Hl'Q'l' IIJIIIIQIIIS, llllvllll' Ilxlrm-ss, lic-111,11-2111 llzmlllp. .lzmws llzlsliins. H1-lllnym AND PERSONNEL llm-1'c-llc-V. Hlll IIN-ks, xvilllllll' IIHHl'I.llll'l'li, HilW21l'1l llupkms, 0. N. IIIISSO-V, Hill Islam-ll, Dtbldfllil .lvzm -IOIIIQIIIS. .I nmny .lm'c'v, livffv IA'ilM'llg1'llHl, lhm Lih-s. Suc- Mzlrfin. Fl'2lIll'0S M:1y..l11li:1 Am: Mzxtllm-ws, Jvzm Mwul, Sum Millm-V, lim-tty .In Millvr. Gloria Millvr, XVilImw Mvl'lvIIz1n, A111121 Iivw Mc'Gz11lg'l1y, llllgll M4'l'la-llzlll, Mzllfllzl Suv NOHli'l'f', Miriam Nowlmc-ll, Ellzzllwtll Nvwtmm, Suv Ulu-1'niv1', Mz1l'H1:1 ,Imw O'Km-fm-, Billy O'Sfw11. Tullllll-Y l'vz11'sml. lin-vcl Pupv, John l'1ulcllopl1:1tT. ll:1l'1'.x' Rc-lvlmlcls. Glmln RlliIll'll2ll't. Hula Rulmc-1'Ts. Myra Ruillwm-ll. Nurwuml Szum. Mikv Slilllillll. HUIIII-Y SVIIIHQDII. Hubby SiHN'l'Il2lgl'l'l. l'c'g'g'y Sluvllnl. Nlill'-Y Spun-m'. xvilllllil SfilllIIN'l', RI2ll',ii0l0lll Stillqi. 19101-0111-v STZIVIUS, Irmw Sfvplwns, Hvffy 'l':1ylm', Hulmlm-V 'l'hm'p, Ilzlvicl 'l'lll'llilDN0l'il. NINVIY Yam l,llJffK'll'll. l':1ul Want. -lulnmy XVw1x'a-lg Holm Wisillgs-1', liawm-y Xvllitii, -loan NV1'igI1f. Ilullglzls B YS IN Tll-lllE PIT Tl1e Pine Bluff Senior .High School Band was again this year under the direction of Mr. R. B. CSerubbyj NNTZITSOII, who was assisted by Miss Thelma 'lValliek. Ray Bruee served as president, Ted Cash as vice-president and Julia Ami May as secretary. The band was present to support the team at all of the football games ex- eept those played at Blytheville and Camden. Because of improved transporta- tion, it was able to journey to North Little Rock and Hot Springs, and al- though an overabuudauee of rain ou both these trips dampened the members considerable, it did not drown their spirits. Sewiiig' as drum major this year was Ted Cash, and the herald line was composed of Gloria Miller, Frances Martin, Martha Sue McClellan, Florence Stark, .lulia Aim May, and Martha J211l0Ob61'11T61' The annual band queen contest was more successful tl1is year than ever before. Miss Gloria Miller took the honors and became the 1945-46 queen. As is the custom, a march bearing the queen's name will be composed by Scrub- by in recognition of her outstanding work. The money raised during the con- test went for the purchase of new uniforms. The point system was revised, and the students had to undergo a rigid in- spection before each performance. The band was divided into eight squads, with an inspecting officer for each squad. Points received for passing inspection were recorded, and the ten students having the greatest nulnber of points at the end of the year were awarded band keys. Points were also received for serving as officer, playing in the pep band or in ensembles, playing solos, and for gaining a first chair position. The climax of the activities this year was the trip to Little Rock on April 19, to attend the state band contest. The Pine Bluff Band was placed in the class HAH division for marching and concert bands. 5 , nWz'l7M N D U U E ...,,, so fm-av f N Pine Bluff Pino Bluff Pine Bluff Pino Bluff Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Pine Bluff ACCT TTT: McGahee Fordyce Fort Smith Blytheville Camden E1 Dorado N. Liftle Rock Hot Springs Little Rock England Hope T Tll-lIlE ZEBRA SPTRTT Y we 2 H-We IN TRIBUTE 'llhv past sl-asnn was the final yoai' wel hail thc sviwfic-vs uf Uoaulies Al lilarris and Dalv Millviz VVQ want 'rhein to know that Pine Bluff lligh Sc-lmul will always wiliiviifilwi' how they oarnvcl thv lasting' 11-spc-v'f of thx-ii' buys whilv giving' tlltllll The lwsi in athlotic' training: a ii a J A W MH THE BATTLIEFRONT Opening' witl1 a bang, the Zebras sl1owc1d pl'OIlliS0 by tranrpling' tl1c1 Mc-- Gelree Uwls 27 to 0. After tl1e first few r11i1111tc1s of play the loeals' Sl1p01'l01' eondition and training' began to tell. Sorrells drew first blood by going' over 011 an er1cl around play. In the seczond period Easterling' sczored frorn the thrcse 011 a lrr1c1 buck. After the lllt0l'ITliSSl0ll tl1c1 Zebras kept driving' Zllltl seored twic-e more to rnake this a clc1c'isi1'e vietory. Witlr Mc:- Gelree ill possession of the ball 011 their own 20-yard line, Mc1New', Pine Bluff Captain ar 1 1 A , ' 1 1 d a flat pass Ellld scwampered to pay-dirt. 'l'he 1 st c own was seored on a qui enrng pl 'ry by Simmons Easter Ill' c cpt toe put thc cfctr 1 point through ee consecutive trrnes lravchng to Porclxcc for thcrr nc Xt c111c ountcr,t Zebras wer c1 unablc co o me wrt ec eptrve Re team Fordyce, wr a set ot backs wcll clrrlled Ill ball handling, ch 4 ver o quick touchdowns make the score 17 to 0 rt the end of the first W' lt 111 lre s 011 crrod, I r1e Blu t came to lrtc and drove 1 45 ng buc rng acrt s and cor1 ycr Ill few n11r111 cs atr 1 if ll c to Rec Bug tlll 111 1 fl lSllSf llllt cl clrrvc spar kcd by t IL1ster f ass combrna or1 co gethcr Wltll thc hard running of tu ck N11 info lt cr1 wrth lllllt luff Ill posscss1or1 of tl1c ball o11 thc Pordycc wo 1.11 1 we w r1t tor Ill llllllg rc scconc 1.1 lltxlfltxl cam was le to n 'eg' 1 llSfl11t11t .11 l 1 sco111g occ llrc garnc Pllttt wr 1 ' e B shorc cncl of 7 sc F t Sr111tl1, lltllllltl for thc State Charnprorrshrp, was Prnc tt s next or ll ar or 111 tlltl swcep w rtlr which the Bruins garncd constantly ll rug rt o orc was lSll0ll plungt itter 1 dctcrrnrncc c11vc1 t0NXN rc c Il sr tc the I1 tl1c Ac bras sl1owcc1a11 amazing display of offensrxe po er dlltl sc cr 1lt nc ockcd thc 11 hcavrer oppo11e11ts back wrtlr hard drrwr 9, tl1111sts I wrcc l ll Bluff h 1d 1l1c ball 1llSldP the Fort Slllltll 1 7 1 ard l1r1e, bll 1 cc thu wcrc cc111cc 1 xtunrblc dlltl Ill rnterccptccl 1. ss ll l cals nally brok to the winning ttlllllllll rgarn with a 74 to tm xrc tory ovcr Blythex c Going to w qurcklx the Zc br as tore smagelx It thc boys from up statc ulock t111r1ed 1 e frncst prccc of llldlkldlldl running of thc scason as l1e score lrrec touchdowns trrs halt In rc quar tc 1 , attc 1 1 ltjllg run hac Led the ball deep 111 Clir1tc1'T'Tt'0'1'T Easterlrn plungcd for the fourth touchdow ur lrrre gave a br rllrant exhrbrtron, lllg to pcrtcctron, spilling brll carriers, s, rarsrng havoc wrtlr the Bly thcvrlle tc am. Hogan, especially, prove .1 dc mon o11 de fense, and it was only after a lI1ll'l1bt'1' of s1rbstit11tc1s had been sent ill that Blytheville sc-orecl. 'I'l1e game was enlive11c1d by a battle-royal between the two teams just before the final whistle. l1. 1 ' . . 1 1 1 P ' ff If .. . - li ' 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1':- i ' ' 1 ' 1 1' 1 1' 1' 'Y 'I J ' ' w ' ,701 l ' ' I' ' 1 I X ' 'O W ' ', 5 XJ' L 1 1 1 ' N e 'HY ' t 1 1 f'ic 1 f',. p ',. . 1 1 .5 . 1 ,k ,- '1't g'. A ' ' t1.'l' ntl er p t ' 1 111 'j1ft1' 1.1 sz 1 1 j g' 51 J1'l'1. 1 . '- ,.l ,. , .. . ' 1' .,1 P Q, 1' 11,1 -- . hiltjl'-J 4 I . . A 1 ,V , 0 h Y ..,, , X 10 ' v vlx . . . . 1 -' 'tl1.'1' ll-lf, F1 --11 ic' 1 -11 .- lt 1 ' lll'l'Ptl. 10'-. 1 l1l 'tl I ff . 1 ,1 it 1 ' 1 I2 1 . ol'c1. . L' . , . x L1 . I Y t A . L' . N Ns . A : l . -wk, - A, c1. Sin Still, the Grizzlies' stellar bacfk, opened the scforrng' Ill t 1 sc1c1or1d 'l'h ir ther 11 '- .1 1 .' 1 1 ' ' z 1 11' 1' 1l l el ' li 1. th' '11 c 1 ' 1 .' .' 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El Dorado's g'reat,Spear Titsworth started the fireworks with a beautiful 75 yard toueliglnwn run. Pine Bluff came back, however, and led 7 to ti after a deceptive pass from Stauffer to Halfbaek Simmons. Titsworth scor- ed again, but withftwo minutes of thegame remaining the Stauffer to Sim- mons pass playfelieked once more, and Pine Bluff led on the strength of Stanf- fer's perfegtfeonversions. El fnii -Dorado, not toebe denied, scored again after a sustained,d'rive, and the lastfeW,seconds of the game saw the Zebras making a desperate attempt to g.oal-,ibut the final score was 19 to 14 in favor of 'El D -ado. ., ' y Vq p The North gamewas played on a muddy, rain-swept field. Veather eonditioiisi entering the game made the second opponent for eaeh team, and gooplfballeliaiidliugfwas impossible. The game was resulting in a see- saw affair, iitil the finelpunt by Jack Scott of North Little Rock bounced out of bounds on the Zi-bra's one foot line. Stanffer attempted to punt, but his l-liek was bloffked and recovered by North Little Rock for the only seore, of the game. The game again took up its monotonous trend, and the final score was No h Little Roek 6, Pine Bluff 0. f The flline Bluff - Hot Springs game was the second eonseeutive game play- ed by the Zebras on a 'weather beaten field. Muddy and water-soaked. the ball was like a eake of soap in the ball earrier's hands. Pine Bluff kieked off, and after three unsuef-essful tries at afirst down, the Trojans punted. QI'ine Bluff took possession, and after a series, Qffthi-ugts by .ljnkseanql Hudson, -the l'mllgY:1s taken over by Hudson. The score was nullified by a penalty, and fn- ture iiftrnrptsat scoring failed. llot Springs took over, and two plays later . wi-y Tliomasson of Hot Springs ran 85 yards for a touchdown and plunged l7V01,'iilgC7i4llVl6 conversion. 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Hallway playbc.my4 A swell fellow. CONFERENCE SCHEDULE Vim- I'3IuI'l' HSD Vim- I-illiff' 315 Vim- ISIHH' 215 Vim- I-iliifl' 210 Vim- Hlllfi' -Hi Vim- I-ilul'I' 22 Vim- I-Sliiff SH Vim- Hliifl' 24 Vim- lil11I'1' 452 Vim- lilllfl' 210 Vim- ISIIIH' 39 Vim- Hlllfi' 55 Vim- liliifl' 29 Vim- lilufl' 47 'l'Iii- Z1-lmls, 1'lliHX'ill9,'Jfill'il' fiwi Nlll'4't'9Nf I-Si-iitmi 25 iiiiill- Riwii 55 l ui'cl.x'i-4- 29 NHVTII liiffll- Riwli 25 Hut Springs 2323 l,iT1l1- liiwk IT North liiffli- Rmfk 25 lic-iihni 27 i4'ul'1l,X'4'l' Ill i':umli-ii 2315 ICI i,1H'2lii4b 26 lluf Springs 232 lfii ilultlliu -ill Uziimli-ii 35 ul vzigi- si-zismi iii imiiiy yi-airs. gi-ml with :1 vuiii'i-i'1-i1vc- i'4-ifmwl ui' 'lc-ii wins ziml ftblll' lussi-s. 'Flu-i' In-lil 'lilc- i i P , 1 . , , . ilixiim-iimi ui ill-I4-zitlilu' 4-iw-iw' tm--un 'thc-v plwvi-cl :if li--Nr mim- 1 I A L , spIi'f'riligsc-1'ii-s xxi1Ii liiiili- Hiwk, Iii-iitmi. ICI I1m':iflu.:1i1il fhlllllivll Elllfl wi-1-1-Tlivmilvti--iiii iii 1 l ilu vmili-i'i-iivv tu In-:it tlim- lc-:uli-i's -liitflv Riwk :iml CillIliil'll. 4 Vim- i:illiii'1llWlI4'1iiill'Nl'2lSUll lu' NWillllI1lIIQ,' Hn- I-31-iii-mi qlllim-T. tif? -in 24. 'l'Iii I'iiIIuxx'iiig- wc-1-li. plziyiiig' 1-i'i'z1tli':1Il5'. H14-li' Slll'f'llllliM'ii To H14-l1ig'ii-si-wiiig: attack of Little Rock, 55 to 35. However, by the following night our team had recovered sufficiently to hand a 35 to 29 defeat to Fordyce. In their next en- counter, the Zebras were har e r- . . -3 a 1 king a 30 to 26 decision from North Little Rock. T ' ictory broke a several-y -old Robinson Auditor- ium jinx on Pine E ff teams, and instituted a semi-sta type of play used by the Zebras ccessfully On other occas' - . ' L ' ' h Little Rock victory, the ebras had no troubl ' urning back Hot Sprin , 46 to 33. Pi - Bluff then jo eyed to Little Rock to face an undefeate Capital City 0 intet which f a defeated them by 20 points earlier in the seaso . Lit- tle ock had suff ed a strenuous road trip and the Zebras were at their eak an not to be d ied. The Zebras grabbed an early lea -.- o rattled the ' it- t - Rock boy rom the start. Using stall tactics to e vent the ' iger machi e rom opera 'ng in high gear, the Zebras controll he ball .15 e . time and alked off the court with a 22 to 1 ictory. 1' -dy e, the Ze bras ove ame North Little Rock in a re rn con . 2 :. ton, a team that Pine Bl ' had ef 2. oints, turn the tables and u set the locals, 27 to 24. uri g f. 'n er of th ason our boys won a er El Dorado and H Spri -eg cl se gam o Camden and El Dora o, 30 to 36 and 29 t 6. , - s a climax to the o ': f- ce ason, t P Jebras conquered a previously for t e second successive ack Sparks wa the Zebras individual star, and he and David Easter ling, -'lgh-SCOI'l11g' f ward, were namedto the second All-Conference team. E nest 'N burn and ohn Dalrymple, Pine Bluff's tall boys, always turned ine pe forman s and were especially valuable on rebound work John i mons rounded out the starting quintet. Billy Sta Ce ic Bou ell showed much promise and gave reliable assi nce to the first eam. Afte' completion a the regular season, Pin .2 ff entered e State tournamen t Jonesboro. ' in b U - 3 ' u 13 27 to 26 in e opening round, the ras walloped Fayetteville 35 to 19 before s e umbing to a Strong Jonesbor eam, 43 to 33. , , J - ' - . R . XX und feated Camden quin o 35,thu anding the crown to Little Rock 'f w r. 1'- I i er , d David Easterling led ' L: - corin co 4 -3 'S points inthe three games -an average of 13.7 points per game. o n Dalrymple ended his work under the colors of the Red and White by being named to the thirteen man All-State squad. ' l ll ,I N X Q25 f, ,WV A good annual is a result of much planning ? I on the part of the staff, the 61lg'1'21V01', and tho I p1'inte1'3 but without our ADVERTISERS this ' P 1 i X i annual would have been impossible. We can best acknowledge their help and cooperation by giving them our patronage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .K 4 ywlfwp 6f2ffzJ Qfwdadjkgidfdffee'--J, Ma Qivb X646 COTTON OIL MIL my l 2 gf l Q R sfyiffgfjf LJfXyN3?1i QZZIOETSJIJTJANI35 MPANY Lf MQ QVMQ ' 9 T Mfg JT KQV JB Vfldggx JASQJ J JM xv fb BQ MANUFACTURERS OF COTTON SEED PRODUCTS qQo:o1o CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS 0,,,,.G5,wQf JJW-wf747wLfM'MM9 WWW Q, mctc?1:!.,1z ,,,,,,.g,,67e,4ffr 60'rv.Zca.f- M-4.u,.4,f-06 11,-1ff7Fff'6qf'-7 a:4..,f,7,.,a,, ,:44a7,4,,,, QQ? HW MW64, , QM QQ ,6,4,f J,..,z.,z.,amJf,a...l ?: 6'M 13a1i'f-3f'ss ac '5K'E'E'1i'feL.2s57'A'ff ' COMPANY My i1'1a BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE O. K. ICE CREAM 86 CANDY COMPANY O. K. Purity Maid Grade A Dairy Products Pasteurized Sweet Milk Is Safe ,1-i,El51,1-1,1,gi1-1-13c:-117,1,1-1.f17--v--ztoit --.,1-1-1-1,,1.1-1 1,1-1-,,,,..4:-,7,7--,1,-.,--irfr-1 E u 1 r ri V! H H I I m ii w ii H s !! !! H H H U H M N H H H ii N F 3. i0i0i0i0 I , M Wwiffjwjiwfbi .fly 4j,ifQ5Qw1,,fM'W JAMES H. cnoss COMPANY COTTON SELLERS PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS 1 -11-1 --1-1--' '11' - 1 -1o1o::,:bo1-:1,1-1,1Y1--W 11- - For a Coffee with a real coffee taste use - frga. Msn-1 , f ll NASH S ff iff, C 0 F F E E my E fl L fi-1 NASH'S SQCOMI CQFFEE is a perfectly balanced blend of the finest coffees grown, vacuum packed in tin to preserve that real coffee taste, and proudly offered you by SOUTHERN CGFFEE MILLS PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS AN ARKANSAS ENTERPRISE 1:11:11 1s1o1c1:1:1:1:1:1s1-.11.,1:s1c.-..1.,1.,1oq:..1.,1,-1-,1.1. 1 --1 A1-1-1 111111:-ififiar-11:11 .i:1:i:i 1:1:i:i:i:i:i:ifi:n1- 1f7 7 , i, 7, BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF fi f THE COCIXCCLA COMP I , ','X.b P' fJ,7fj'W7'f9fy jj! 7 ,'g!'Mfif4 75 f ,r f ,Sf A Af? K fp ' V' N M DRINK BY MW 61 OF SOUTHEAST ARKANSAS PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS 4 7 ' nioi1-1011110101 v1oio1o10an014.191-777 7 7 77777 1777 I if J Ji' JJ' I7 , f irxxzzirizi H I? H Ti M H H ii M H U mi u QI ll 41 H u U i O,Q - ---.1 .--.-Y--rirv3.-.f1oioi. We Offer You Sincerely OUR CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES We older folks realize the important role the graduates of this year are going to play in the future. That's why we so sincerely offer them our congratulations on the important occasion, and give them the inspiration to do their best with our understanding and support. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Member of F. D. I. C. o:xi4l:crioi-- ------ '7' 'C: , , , ,:poq:, -1.,1-1,:noq:,7,-..-,- GOOD LUCK, SENIORS PINE BLUFF PARK COMMISSION MERRILL CIVIC CENTER CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS - 1946 C. FINKBEINER COMPANY PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS 301 Mulberry Phone 3434 BEST WISHES TO ALL OF THE 1946 GRADUATING C L A S S g th Arkansas' finest hotel ncere best wishe f y ur HOTEL PINES v---sir7.ie...V..J-..--7,fEsee.-.,--:po3,E:,::,qg41.g- , A-A-A--- ---------1 - ----- - - - -A-1,1,j,,j,j,,j,1,i,1,,1, licnio Compliments of L E s L 1 E DRY CLEANERS THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR EXPERIENCE vi1 I' C. S. McNew Rf W. MCNEWXC. S. MCNEW Mgr. of Loans Mtg. Real Estate R Insurance Sales When You ant INSURANCE When You ant a HOUSE When You ant a LOT When You ant a LOAN When You ant a FARM -SEE- MCN ew Realty 86 Insurance Co 139 Main St. Phones 971, 972 PINE BLUFF, ARK. 35 years of continuous satisfactory service p1ngqi4p1fs1 ---A'--1'--'Y Compliments of P R E W I T T PAPER COMPANY O. H. Prewitt, Owner WHOLESALE PAPER, AND PAPER BAGS 223 W. Barr. Phone 517 J1c..,,..1o:oioia1o Compliments of WALTER ROSS GROCERY 86 MARKET 125 North Cedar Phone 468 WW. iwigf' 0' . Compliments Gam of DR. H. C. BOYD Compliments of 0 Cv Q QL P CLEAVAQ TRADE AT BARRE'S 309-311 Main 1906 - 1946 For 40 years we have served Our Community In its needs for INSURANCE 86 REAL ESTATE We are prepared to continue the same depend able, courteous Service. Come in to see us now Phone 1032 T AYLOR 86 CO. Insurance - Loans - Real Estate 1.147::'1t7'1- 1oic7'--lrioicfmioioioic isle-10504 -,-14.1.1 1:12-1. 714- ,,,, .7. -icizizi 1:1oc:.t7-:i:1:i:i:i:a::iaq:.:1::J::77ii:i::x1:1 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS H. F. T R O T T E R YOUR FORD DEALER 120 East Fifth Phone 412 COMPLIMENTS OF ANTHONY - JONES LUMBER COMPANY N 'N QTNSOQJ C!1.SZI.1lCfI-VC 'qqnrfrafzifs . . . NOTHING CARRIES WITH IT so much good will and lasting pleasure as the gift of your portrait. It's the personal remembrance that's sure to be appreciated any time. ---- CALL AT OUR STUDIO TODAY. APPOINTMENT IS NOT NECESSARY Phone 537 113 East Second Et'7'l' A--a:':mio1 5. II I I I I I II I I i I i I I I I I I I 41- 741: I I I I I I I 6 ,O 1 rlciciriiioi-1151-:ai-11o1o11f::1:ifi:.i CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS 0. H. HARDIN FURNITURE CO. 211 WEST znd PHONE 3244 1o1ci:i:i:1:1ri:1:ir.::i.11eni4sl:i QUALITY NOT QUANTITY MODERN SCHOOL OIF BUSINESS 11656 Main Phones 3492-467 Pine Bluff, Arkansas ALL TYPES OF BUSINESS TRAINING '1:1::i:i:::::ci::i:r::::ifiziiziziv1o::i.:i:::1o1cif::1fi: lllllfblbldn PINE BLUFF -0- CLARENDON Come In and Browse Around i0i0Z0i0 '-11o1oE-1f-sEoic-ai1:1oic-1ioi----1zoi-1i1virri-i.1olri D sic Congratulations Congratulations II Seni ors CONIPLIMENTS OF M O O R E , S M O D E R N H Furniture B E A U T Y I! Company II S H O P P E H D A V I S More For Your Money 111 East Second H O S P I T A L AT MOORE-335 Phone 261 326 Pine Street Q Phone 327 ATA11gT- -T A AT- AT- AM- i. AM- B' al J' ll CENTRAL PHARMACY JEWELERS Alex Moseley ll and ii D R U G s H ' Furniture 86 Electrical Watch Repairing il H . I! Our Label On a Prescription APPhanCe5 Joe Gottlieb, Mgr. E Is Like Sterling On Silver We Specialize In Commercial Phone 335 522 Main Phone 305-406 . g. Equipment 108 W. 2nd il II COMPLIMENTS OF K N O X - W A L K E R FURNITURE COMPANY Best Wishes A D A M S GROCERY AND MARKET 720 MAIN MARCELLINE EVANS GIROIR SCHOOL OF MUSIC High School Credits Given Holder of 3 European Master Certificates PHONE 902 COMPLIMENTS OF THE HUTT BUILDING AND MATERIAL COMPANY 305 Chestnut St. Phone 3153 vi-11oi-1:o14vt-1ii- 1 1:0103-. T :1oioE.i1oE.i-,anne-. 1 ,. 1 14:1 ,. 1 1012-.anal 10j4rj ici-Zboicf-11:-7'7 BUICK SALES AND SERVICE SCARBROUGH BUICK CO Phone 5404 0:0 COMPLIMENTS OF PINE BLUFF BUILDING I MATERIAL COMPANY 4: ' 208 West 2nd ll 223 Walnut Phone 230 PINE BLUFF, ARK. R. P. '4Dick Mcciue, Mgr. I 1101 'iii'-:cf--of---7---7--A7-ggi..-1 1: - 1- COMPLIMENTS OF BAKER AND WEIL MUSIC COMPANY I 106 North Pine ,-o1oc:.,1..1.,1-1: David 81 Saul BRAM jewelers 222 Maint Phone 839 I In II I u If Order Early Every Day is Sales Day at Reed's Lowest Prices Reed's Cut Rate Drugs 220 Main. Phone 131 - A -7--A of--4:9111 Best Wishes, Seniors LONG'S ll !! BOOK 86 GIFT SHOP Phone 963 ii S Congratulations Compliments From jay Cohen's RADIO STATION . H Fnendly li K 0 T N Oklahoma Tire8L PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS SUPPIY Store Jlcii1:i:i:qZ::s-'i:li 1' Oi' Congratulations I BANKS ac WINKLER 3 U II M A N G E L ' S JEWELRY - LUGGAGE Feminine Apparel Main Phone 609 300 Main Street Pine Bluff, Arkansas I 11nc:r1oir-11:'7-,+1i1:isi---- 14 114'7Epo?-7-1:30:27-1-i:1:-sioiciricizi 01-5nE,79f.,7-1,1oq:..1,f., Y, .,-,..-,..1ncE.zoEsin1r-r- :::::::i:1::si:iioc2:zni-.-.1 00101-'l'7'7J1oI2 -1'Yosboi-----as-'---ions:-A----aff-3105501--1:91911-11010101 Congratulations to 1946 Seniors PINE BLUFF PAINT 86 WALLPAPER CC. 211 West 2nd Phone 821 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie D. Tucker, Owners C:--JicsZ1-71E- '--A- r'r- -1'-'4'-1r-- --1101203 -1 1. .1,.1--..-..1.,-,nz.,1,,,.,-,..-..-,,,,azei . 1 5 Congratulations, Seniors! HAYS PHARMACY H ii DIXIE SHOPS Phone 3183 1109 Cherry U ll PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS Eg 321 Main Phone Always Please Ei 729 o 0,4 l U Compliments of . H Compliments of ii NEAL MARK'S E! II A F 1 R E s T o N E CARTER'S GROCERY H ii ij ON MAIN STREET sos East 2nd Phone 3400 II I . Phone 5442 313 Main - A -1- -ffmioioli .7,:poqa,7,1. COMPLIMENTS OF REAP 86 CRAWFORD FURNITURE C0. 317 Main Street 0i01014 0101010101 - o:o1o1en1oioioi4 1o1, 1 loin: , 1110. 1 ., 1 . 101 o'1 li H ll H U H ll H ll ll ll ll 1 u H H 1 vial'-:aio 4-13:3 U H 11 H H I Ni H H H !! U 1 I 1 1 II 1 1 u M u H M 4 li 1! l H .V F. G. SMART CHEVROLET CO. PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS 309 West 2nd Phone 50 . icicioz1zn:4:in1:iu:i1n1c-r:-n- COMPLIMENTS OF VIRGIL GRAY RADIO SERVICE ALL TYPES 228 Chestnut Phone 3181 !! Eos 'iczi xi4:ia:i:s14:1:v1fx1c-:nic-11:1-: ir-1:11 ur est Wfishes To Your Future Happiness THE ZEBRA STALL WHERE ALL THE KIDS EAT 915 Laurel , V... ,-.nie ,Y C U l V ,Y-H -NVQ,-H,i,,1, 30101, at STEVE'S PLACE Try Our Delicious Food 204 East 17th Phone 3987 HARLOW SANDERS 86 COMPANY COTTON MERCHAN TS Pine Bluff, Arkansas :i:.::i:i::.-12:11 :iuigicnir 1010101 -:oz rzciainzzcz-1:1.iricicixii:i:::n21:i:i:-.: COMPLIMENTS OF ' I Dspimfllilf 5 With Best Wishes for Continued Success to Each 1946 Graduate H H u ln u H H ll H II aa n 1+ er H i 11 ll 11 11 l II l ll II l H l r14v:s14rio:nir:1mn1 g. Q ,7Y-if.--1-I2-17.--ftif--JI--039005-7 ...1..,-,.,,..15....---.,-:: :,,--.-:. !! CLARK'S sEAFooD GRILL? 114 West Sth ii Congratulations, Seniors! H PINE BLUFFS ll A sc H NOVELTY co ONLY SEA FOOD HOUSE !! I1.1:1.2.3.x.....JE:.3.H.:.x.:r,.:,,.f f. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS .... 1946 C. D. GUEST AGENCY INSURANCE . . . LOANS . . . REAL ESTATE 118 W. Barraque Phone 250 ,jg ,3:, -1,:poi., ,19ioq:..-,.1,,2.-Y, ,, ,, ,7,,,4:.7,7.,,:l2,-7.7,-rd:--77--V---n1 E. B. 86 F. R. BLOOM General Agents Unexcellecl Facilities and Service INSURANCE -- SECURITY BONDS 120 Main Pine Bluff, Ark. 21-77 oioi4 10101 5i0i1r11 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS WELCH MOTOR COMPANY WELCH INSURANCE AGENCY COMPLIMENTS PINES BARBER SHOP 420 Main St. Phone 2218 ::::pci:i:,T,1:::1.-tii.ii,7 z: 1.1: zrizi 0:0 41 u nr +4 n n ,. u .I 11 LUFT'S SERVICE STATION Lion Products - Tires - Batteries SERVICE DEPARTMENT - The Best Service In Town Sth 86 Pine Phones 126-408 GOOD LUCK, SENIORS CARR'S RECREATIONAL PARLOR Owners R. E. BRASWELL - R. T. CARR 410 MAIN --7----'7'7'7I7'7sfrfitffi1- '-fi 101011 01010-lainie: :n::1:ai4:11:14 01014. a 0.4 ll To Serve and To Please You is our Specialty THE SNACK SHOP U I Owned and Operated By ELBERT AND CHARLEY CLOWERS 806 Main Phone 4622 ii COMPLIMEN TS OF SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY 303 MAIN PHONE 3588 oinlr-ininznioi 1u1fn1rcofrin11 BEST WISHES RICE COMPANY 318 West 2nd Phone 1 2 3 -, 4 HI -. I 7 'I -, A ii' H , BOBBITT ac DANCY HOLLO W AY 3 i, GROCERY AND MARKET DRUGGIST ii ii our Hobby: Satisfaction and service ij BEST Foons OBTAINABLE H 2nd and Main Phone 68 PHONES 773-774 1601 MAIN ST. ii Ti 7T01f'1'2?fi5i i51'i0i i i'7'T'i0i i FRED VININCJ Graduating Class of 1946 ii J E W E L E R 5 Our Best Wishes for Your Future Happiness j Your jeweler 'SFO1' Diamonds, It's Vining I il 9 213 Nlain Phone 348 K A I-I N S 412 Main Phone 424 1oioi4ia 0:0 Compliments of ll ll ' 0 in 9 5 !! John A. Pope Furniture Company ll ll Pine Bluff, Arkansas ' 60 Years of Smiling Service 423 Main Phone 265 U 0l6Q4lClQ4 01q'Y10l , i Compliments of ll 3 Congratulations, Seniors! ii , .. CLIFFORD S RADIO FOX BRGTHERS SERVICE gg . Pine Bluff, Arkansas 512 Main Phone 4002 415 Main Phone 880 ii CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS OF 1946 HOB NOB TOMMIE COOPER, Owner Phone 2778 0,0Q l -You Always Have- ll ll Compliments of F R O U G ' S 9 H SCALLION BROTHERS U Best Wishes for Success WHOLESALE GROCERIES A Pane Bluff Institution for S00 Chestnut Phone 1154 Over 30 Years Member Florists Telegraph Delivery LOOMIS FLORAL COMPANY ia 113 - 115 West Sixth Avenue eP 'Hy fe STORE PHONE 5 Q HOME PHONE 1394 'iam gf 1997 and 4883-W fllimv' 1 , 1 THE i IK E S ' PINE BLUFF GLASS co HOBBY SHOP CYCLE SHUI' ' S C I . 218 Main - Phone 441 il famP Oleffmg i N GLASS FOR EVERY PURPOSE' and other Don-t Hike, H bb S l' l 3 0 y upples Ride A Bike Pl 958 H. A. k 1 W. Baffaqlle St. 10ne 1192 Walnut Si. 5 From I Cs ii -1 A- li l- - A-A ii A A- -A A A - A-A pw BOOSTERS lu ll . M G H- h BEVO Poss EDGAR W. AMMONS El et a 'g e' ll l! Woodfield Plumbing l NATIONAL . li Cornmesseris II School of Music . , STAND Elsenkramer S H Sadler 84 O'Keefe sodas , Cigars , pipes Fixture Co. 1016 Beech Phone 2327 Candy - News U Albert Alexander II II sjiiol----we----:ini-si-1103--11---- CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Fashion Minded People Shop at THE FASHION 302 Main Phone 93 4 A i l x1cir1,ri-iinc o1oi1r1fria1 Compliments of RACOP'S GLASS SHOP 1410 Stare Phone 2302 T' if 'l STAR I Seniors Compliments of il u Compliments of 1611 Main Phone 390OII u gi gi GROCERY gg J. R. KINNEY qi H Company ll 218 East 17th Sr. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1946 ll Q4 U ll , l' 1-,-, l'-, ,-,-, .---s- WT Compliments of Congratulations FRUIT F! Barbarrotto MARKET W. E. 86 Shoe Shop ll 618 Mai11 PURINA CHOWS 204 East 17th St. :E Phone 2343 316 Walnut Phone 47 l ii Compliments of 1. H. MEANS AGENCY 517 Simmons National Building Pine Bluff, Arkansas .i.1ci--z-.-.-.,- Y-,71o-Y7esoc2 nio3------'fs1r-----f-A- ---------A---1 --- -----------L -------4 ------1 -ieieieiei--.,-..-..-...-eiviei,--.-n:c.......,1..-..1........-aint... Compliments of RALPH ROBINSON 86 SON M O R T U A R Y Since 1890,' Co-Operative Burial 86 Life Insurance Company Dependable Protection Since 1901 PINE BLUFF S. H. KRESS 86 CO. Fourth and Main Congratulations, Seniors! SHELL - ROSS COMPANY SEEDSMEN 216 Chestnut Street Congratulations COHEN'S Where You Shop With Confidence 205 Main Pine Bluff, Ark. Y 2l2 MHINS7' Y awww .1eweLRY - ,SILVER GIFT WHRCS 0191. x1o:4vio:v1n1o1n1o1o:rixr:mv1 IF You WANT QUALITY P R I N T I N G TAKE IT TO COMMERCIAL Printing and Lithographing Company For the Latest News Read the PINE BLUFF COMMERCIAL .....,....,.0.......,..,......,..,..,..,..,.?..,..,....,....0.0 10102014210 20101010141 nc: :r 2 U i...:E,f::...t:::...c:: -- ,- ' MONARCH CLEANERS COMPLIMENTS OF 219 Main Phone 1509 L A K E S I D E SATISFACTION GUARANTEED GROCERY AND MARKET H ON ALL WORK II . . . phones 860.861 915 Olive Plck-up 86 Delivery Servlce R. C. WOODFIELD ii RT COMPLIMENTSOF SCONGRATULATIONS I M c G E H E E G O O D Y E A R REALTY aa LUMBER SHOE REBUILDERS I COMPANY WALLPAPER . PAINTS AND DTI-IER no Wes: znd Phone 2509 BUILDING MATERIALS U lj' H ll U U KOBERLEIN'S ' !! I D A N D Y B A K E R Y H PHONE 130 ii U WE PLEASE YOUR lg T A S T E 317 West Ban-aque Ii ' ii ll I- ::P::,:5...N:,.ii...:f:D:3i:Z-:-:a............ zoioicf'-100:-'mfg I u I u H ll H H I I ll ll cizizvilz :railzii I 3 I In if Q ll Fi U .:. 1.1 dflltsclmlg' Gifts For All Occasions 205 West 2nd Phone 28 f-:ance-A--1ng-'---------------- --- Y-. --.--J - ----,,--?.-,1,1...3e.rr.- IT PAYS TO TRADE AT MATTHEWS HARDWARE COMPANY The Store With 10,000 Items SERVING PINE BLUFF AREA 40 YEARS Headquarters For CROSLEY REFRIGERATORS HIIENIIQVJ AIR? r-x COMPANY Best Clothes in Town -and now, Complete Boys' Wear 200 Nlzzin Phone 303 Congratulations, Seniors! BAIM'S DEPARTMENT STORES PINE BLUFF HOT SPRINGS 1:31:11:i:1:i:ir::::i:i'iciziiiim f l.WQl!f-2314692 119 West Znd Phone 71 - 72 Needle Craft Pine Bluff Exclusive Handiwork Shop EDITH CRIMMOND PHONE 317 - 318 3334 National Bldg. ------1:.A----1----1ic'i -.:l::---A-- A-'Y-44-l --A 1:30:93 U li li ii U U ll ll II I U ll H li l II lr 11 ii 51 H li u vw M H H ll ll H 1 cl ,I In il li 0 0.4 air 1 o'o CONGRATULATIONS SIDNEY GOOD CASH GROCERY 1607 Main Phone 4376 i 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1, 11 11 11 11 11 1, 11 11 11 11 11 11 Congratulations, Seniors! MARTIN CLEANERS 320 Walnut Phone 808 iz.: ri .:1:i:1:..-1:1nlnlnzcl:in-:ici011 COMPLIMENTS OF I M P L E M E N T TRUCK AND SUPPLY 623 Mai.n Phone 3716 D27 7.2-h1-Lf:1t7,7:1oi.1-:b-7,-,Y vit 1,1,,1,11,1,.i......1o1.11.11.-01111113-.121 Congratulations to the Class of 1946 KENNETH KRAFT CO. Come Visit us at our New Homei' 1300 Main Phone 1800 ioioic-11:7---1.------31011----f-mia W. A. BAKER COTTON COMPANY 120172 Chestnut Phone 6 PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS :1:::i:::1::::f::: v neo 11 11 11 11 11 1: 11 11 ,. 11 11 1, 11 11 11 u u 11 L1 !! U Q! !! U Il Compliments of WADE 'BLACK FLORIST Black Flowers are Unusual 517 MAIN STREET 7 'f 't '7 A '----1103010 il CONGRATULATIONS J. J. NEWBERRY co. 5 - 10 - 25 Cent Store Since 1917 Bonded and Insured Z7 1 HNB TRANJ , 691 IZ? Pom Bluff Hrk Phone 2288 Local and Long Distance Moving 4- '-A---'gels---1101:-----zpoceazff' s:5:i:o1,7-1--.,7L-ci7.-7-77-1727-1 -1--if---1 23' COMPLIMENTS OF HALE'S MEN SHOP 322 Main r1o1oE:i:p1o::i::aiog:zoici:isE:i:i: This Book Was Engraved by THE PEERLESS ENGRAVING COMPANY of Little Rock vic The pelmllue Q o m jp Q81 mi y PRHNTERS .mill S'l'ATllONERS 207 West 2nd Telephone 218 1q14 Zoll oio CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS ARKANSAS OAK FLOORING COMPANY MANUFACTURING 'PGIEZIFEQTIIQINIQ anno ons - ruoomnc 1:1:i:1:::n::::inq:.::s-12:i:.t:i:1o1o1oc::i:i::I:::p1:i::inq::1c1s:i:1cifli01o14 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS SILBERNAGLE 86 COMPANY WHOLESALE PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS Silbernagle Dan Silbernagle io1e -9:--c-A-A 11E---1'-iosiic- il u ii !! !! II U !! 'I U w ii H n H II n ua I !! U U ll u Ii 1+ 1. H ,r Q i !! H !'! !! H U il I! Q !! l! ! :za LAST l7VlllLlLANlD W'e the class of '46 feel we can make no kicks. For this reason we propose here and now to compose the LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. Carolynn Fitzhugh leaves her soprano voice to Jane Pittman. Lloyd VVarren and Jerry Thompson leave their wit to Bob VVeaver and Jimmy Bone. Johnny Harris leaves his dancing feet to Cedric Boutwell. Bill Copthorne is the lucky receiver of Dorothy Gene Boyd's Spanish ac- Ctlllt. His slow and easy pace is left by Wziltei' Sorrells to Kelly McMillan. Carie Buckley leaves his bashful smile to Doug' W1'ight. Janie Hazelip leaves her drama to Chlothilde Towler. Nancy 'Phillips and Ellyn Correll leave the sophomore boys as much as they hate to! Ray Bruce and Rosemary Rucker leave their editorships to anyone cap- able enough to fill the jobs. Anna Mary Johnson leaves her long black tresses to Ernestine Holly. To Julia Mae Laney goes Selma Couch's beautiful wardrobe. John Simmons leaves his scientific brain to Mr. Love to see what he can do with it. John Dalrymple leaves his basketball reputation to Jack Sparks. Ted Cash leaves his trumpet playing to Boyd Pearson. Nancy Cearley, Buck Sadler, and Reno Altschul leave their faithfulness on the cheerleading' squad to the lucky ones who get elected next year. Vllanda Insley leaves her originality to J oree Ridgeway. Judy Glassoek leaves her cute figure to Jill Samuels. Billy llussy and Bobbie Mooney leave their ability to draw to Jeanne lliglit and Goria Miller. Elizabeth 'lleague leaves her writing' ability to Norma ll. lillllllilll. Clyde Gray wills his motorcycle to Bob Johnson. Marvin Gaske and Leo Trulock leave all their beautiful pictures to Bob W31'1'91'1 and Billy Hercher. Best-dressed boy, Eerd Bellingrath, leaves his extensive wardrobe to Ray Wfwst. Nelle Benson leaves her ability to blush so eoyly to Rosemary Moses. Clara Webb McCain leaves her famous HSVVISHH to Becky Philips. Jane Jones leaves her ability to out shine all others to Janet Toney. Evelyn Zack leaves her ability to have something' to say at any and all times to June Cross. TESTAMENT Betty Joyce leaves tl1e bandroom and Serubby to Julia A1111 May. Ed St. .Iohn and O. G. Monk leave their quietness to Jack Perdue and Jack llays. Jean Marlow leaves her place in detention hall to Dottie MeAliste1'. James Robertson and Bob Rhinehart leave their abilities to be agree- ably quiet at all times to Reloy Johnson and Carl Schrader. 'l'o Jimmy Stark, VValter llolmes bequeaths l1is deep baritone voice. Betty VVeleh leaves her sweet disposition to Sis Martin. Mary Ann I lenry leaves her t'gorgeous, deep-speaking voice to J oyee Raley. Scott Wasson leaves l1is calmness to C. T. Nutt. Robert lludson leaves his knowledge of international affairs to Mr. Grigsby. Joe Perry Whiteaker and Presley Carter leave their places at the movies to Iliek Cochran and Jimmy Cornwell. Doris lluckaby leaves her stenog'raphic ability to l-lenrietta Culpepper.. Geraldine NVQ-aver Dorothv Fink, and Velda Mae Shults leave their 'obs 7 . 1 of Class Editors to any three people who like to work. Mary Frances 'l'u1'nipseed and Elmyra Merrit leave their bright dispositions to Miriam Nethery and Mary Stockton. .David Easterling and Peewee 'Pucker take their romance, but leave the idea to J. L. VVheeler and Joy Lynne Buckley. Charles Lowry leaves his job as president of the A Cappella Choir to Miz Capable. Charlie Mc-New leaves Betty Caldwell, but for only a year. Members of the Senior play leave the wonderful times to Mrs. Beall and next year's cast. .Larry .links leaves his whirling vocabularly to Jimmy Jenkins. Margie Spriggs Hogan left, and took her man with her. Bobby Garner gives to all future wolves of the Junior class the ability to t' Love 'em and leave 'em . Carl Abbene wills his beautiful physique to L. J. Stephens. 'l'o Patty VVhite goes Vera Mae Crossett's beautiful complexion. Bennye Jane Haskins leaves the band, but she doesn't want to. The Zebra staff leaves the next page of the animal to their friends for the names of their friends. 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