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

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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,-

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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

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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.