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

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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.

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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.

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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.