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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1947 volume:

X S f B ll kk 11' X 4' P121 Ei-A Tjw 1 If? ,Q ig- 1941 in 55225, ,Qi X X? 33'l BQuiZfIg3L S X 01 lbxy W X FOREWORD 4' X 0 .qi 1 ns ed11or1 of tr1ed to cdll odck he most 1.HDOifII1f Senior XCt1V1'1QS m Pme B1u'f H1qH Scnool durimfy We Qchool year As the line iq cormecde betw en you cmd edch of the e CI , ivities may the message fedch you Strom, cmd cleexr from edcld stdtlon of the post p' af .' ' -..f.fQ'f-'fu' X f, . 5: I., I mln , ,!!',mS'? iffekn av: ' ' J ' -,U ESQ, ffxix-I ,.I I S . MN Inuit 4 5 X - , la' 1. .0-flqci yv X N NJ x . u 1-. ' 9 In tl' t' the g.'lv..,, the smff EILIU ' ' , 1 ' r E , ' ' - ' ' 1 . x l , I I . A 9 A' . S FT , ff Number The Zebra Staff Heads Gloria Miller Makeup Editor Bob Warren Editor Second Row Iirnmy Williams Co Adver tising Manager Harry Puddepliatt Co Adver tising Manager Sam Mead Business Manager CONTENTS Professors Leaders Elected Who s Who Activities Sports Ever to be remembered Advertisers ,Wh R, - Q Q f' 5 s ' T s. 1 as i First Row: Doug Wright, Associate Editor : 1. 2. P1ne Bluff Board of Educauon FIBST RCW Mr E F McFadden Mr Gordon Youwq Mr T B051 M I Harvey GIIIGSQIQ cmd Mr L E Bassett nd Mr H F DICII supermtendentofschools DEDICATION To that group of t1 uly pubhc spmted cltwene THE PINE BLUFF BQABD QF EDUCATION We the f I stafi of 1947 dedlcctte +1115 cmnucd as an expresslon of our recoqmtlon and clppreclcmon of then' splendld work 1 . . . , . . , S. ,. L. r. SECOND RCW: ' Mr. A1i5n'DLmWUyf Mr. Bcxlph Mitchell, Jr., Mr. John zvxemsi , E .- , . S - . I ' I I ' .L av 'F' QWX Wm in NM' s Y' x v WN fs-...gg SSA A N O X V ft 'gif' C-R ,Max 'ffl 5 auf X ,W f 3- r is a . THE FACULTY MT. lerry L. Patterson, Principal B. A., Hendrix, M.A., University ot Chicago. Miss Agatha Bullard, B.A., Henderson State Teachers. 'Vlfhen are you going to learn to read your writing? Mrs. Annie M. Eddins, Librarian 'How rnany tirnes have you renewed that book? Mr. Oliver S. Busby B.S., Troy State Teachers College, Troy, Alabama. 'Doesn't the bell mean a thing to you'P' Mrs. Fred Galbraith, B.A., University of Arkansas. 'Won't you please spit out that gurnl' Miss Gussie Carrnical, BA., Hendrixy Graduate work at Unif versity ot Arkansas, Peabody and University ot Texas. 'Are you dreaming ot a blond or a brunette? Miss Eva Gammill, B.A., University ot Arkansas. 'Now this is just a suggestion, but -' Miss Chloe Clark, B.S.E., Arkansas State Teachers. Business Graduate. 'Now, Class, it you don't get quietf Mrs. Frances Garrett, BA., Galloway Collegeg Graduate M -A,-ef work L.S.U., University of Arkansas, University of Col- ' M, l?05'7j orado. S IAVV, 4 Scripts are due Monday Zll uzgl, Miss Ruby Croorn, B.S.E., Arkansas State Teachers .Q .,'.: ,ig I 'T '5 I I K I I 'A f - 3 This is Just your bad day! f i? -.,,4 Mr. H. H. Graurnan, B. S., Minnesota State Teachers 57 , ,,A: :,, C ollege, Kansas State Teachers College, Stout Institute. H, ' A ff 'Well now, I don't know about that.' f ,.,V A 2 ,Q Mrs. Hoy Dobbins, B.S., Centenary College. 5 'Please girls, keep away from the windows.' 53 T - 5 Mr. B. W. Grigsby, B.A., M.A., Louisiana State Univer- Miss Eudene Hastings, B.S., Northeastern Oklahoma State Teachers. 'Please get quiet while l call the roll.' Miss Nannie May Honey, B.S.E., M.A., University of Arkansas. 'l,et's study playsf Mr. lack Kraras, B.S., Texas A. CS M., M.l.T. 'Put up your equipment, please' Mrs. Brown Sanderson, B.A., M.A., Arkansas State Col' lege, University of Texas. 'l know you are tired of listening to rne talk, but ' Mr. Curtis Love, B.A., State Teachers' College, Peabody, Col- lege, University of Colorado, University ot Arkansas. 'l thought you'd like to do this so l've already A' Miss Helen Strickland, B.A., Hendrix. 'Class, we'll write themes today.' Mrs. Z. McCan'1rnon, L.l., Ohio Wesleyan, Ohio State. 'You're big boys and girls nowf Mr. George Terry, A. B., College ot the Ozarks, Graduate work at l..S.U. 'Win and go to the dance, lose and go hornel' Mrs. Marguerite Drake Martin, Secretary. Atlantic Christian College, Worth Business College. 'ls this c-a-ll,necessary?' Mr. W. H. Tolleson, B.A., Henderson State Teachers College. 'No homework. Expecting a big week-end, you knowl' Mr. Drew A. Martin, B.S., University of Arkansas. 'You boys couldn't win a race with a bunch of crippled turtles.' Mrs. B. B. Watson, B.A., Ouachita College. Graduate Work at Sorbonne University, Paris, France. 'l'll take a volunteer, please.' Miss Iosephine Martin, B.A., University ot Arkansas. 'We'll have the reading of the minutes, please.' Mr. R. B. Vtfatson, B.M., M.A., Hendrix, Drake University. 'Oh why wasn't l a street-cleaner?' Miss Betty Miller, Secretary. B.A., L.S.U. 'There is no acceptable excuse tor being late.' Mrs. B. D. Wright, B.A., B.M., M.M., L. S. U., Henderson State College, Galloway College, Boguslawski College of Music. 'Are you going to talk or am l?' r 74, Q Q WA lfjfif' I If 1' M .5 3' ,G lg A .X . ' Tx ' can dz s ' I RN-1 SQ44' -N. . - 55. sr. .t I xaewsllilv fx if X Nas! nf- ,,..-- mv 'Q' S, Ja fZf. '.f If gf: 9 Q 4 ' s 'C s,o LEADERS Ieannine Walters Alvis Beauty and sweetness personified. Bill Barker Everyone likes Bill. A. E. Beadle All ot the dignity a senior should have. Betty lane Beall Pretty, quiet, and sweet. Bill Bell Trombones and women are the center of his lite. Mary lane Black School is just a stop over. lolin Bland 'Well, Mr. Grigsby, it's like this' Louis Bluerock W lntelligence combined with a pleasant ' fa' disposition. . - Q'-v Iimmy Brabston He would do anything to serve a friend. W we .... ,. ,.., . , Alta Clair Brasell ' A A lot of friendliness in one small pack- age. . I lane Buckalew ' at W She's easy to remember and hard to . 1 forget. Ioy Buckley Q i- 'ru nik to 1. L. about ii: , Alton Bush 4 ' School wasn't his major conquest. Q? Bettye Marie Caldwell l X4-A - ''All'srwell-that-ends-well ls! N. N Caldwell! N' 7,5 sg- loseph Calhoun His pleasing personality stands out t wherever he goes. Maxine Camp Dark Eyes lames Caple Gay, carefree, loads of tun. 'Rx Iames Cash Like all 'Cash', he gets around! .fig X3 A ' 3 . 11' 9' .A 1 ,. 1 , .,... fl B , , -'1i f . ,, A --'- 1 gf! l V, . ' ' WV M . fi' l Ar- ,Q : 'b '-I 1 L -H A M' x liz, Q I -, v-':.- Z: 'S A -I A A - :-, 1 , f S56 'K , ' f .311 iq 'gh- gi, 341 Qu- Eb- .Qs . .uw . ll 'iv .t -. X - xl x ' W sr . .. K Q - , Q i 5. 4 fi? A Edgar y lark C lark can easily attain his inark in life. Marvin Clay A 'loangfiellowf hut not a poet. Betty lo Clement To he, rather than seem to he is her motto. Evelyn C litford Gay, witty, a likeable person is she. Dick Cochran My Clarinet fx LJOIIIIHQI' Words unspoken are much more effective. ill Copthorne His short stay in P.B.H.S. has not out hs short his list ol friends. larnes Cornwell M A xf' Woriieii? Yes, l've heard of tlieni! wwf Paul Cratin Gentle in rnanner, but ire gets the job done. Mildred Crosby A cute girl with a winning personaliiy. lune Cross Happy ani l, iroin care l'ni tree. Why aren't they all contented like nie? Max Cruthirds Two-thirds of Cruthirds is that winn- ing srnile. Henrietta Culpepper Sincere in all she undertakes. Carolyn Curninins Her srnile, lier humor all enfold a heart that's rnade of pure gold. Larolyn Davis Her gay laughter speaks of her happy disposition. Horace Davis Yes, Mrs. MCCarnnion Mervin Davis Personality will carry hiin far. a Dearn Bob Dolen A good spirit and a good voice. Margaret Ernst -1- Sweet and sincere always. Bose Failla A Bose without thorns. Billy Fairchild His energy and coinmoriesense inspire confidence in others. ,arr Farrnin H Y I am not afraid oi tomorrow: I have seen yesterday, and I love today. PeQC3Y Finch Laughter and youth will prevent growing old. Io Ann Forester Lite is happy-go-lucky. Betty Fowler Being petite becomes her. Billy Gannaway His greatest depth is love. Iimmy Garrett He is cautious in love aiiairs. Harry Gaunt My heart is whole, my fancy ireeg run along little girls. Donald Geis The quietest people have the most thoughts. Margaret Gilmer One never forgets that sweet disposition. Sam Gilmore He avoids a waste of words. Shirley Glatstein Such boundless energy and many ideas! Amanda Glenn What is worth doing at all is worth do- ing well. Bill Goodman I enjoy lite. Patsy Gray Blonde but bashful Wm: gym ,Q W i2 'o mm, lb ws.. kt 2 Zim? I 'hiv 3 .N .Xb I . xg X 5, E f? di.. , 5-K vi 2 t xii . A it-f t 'Cf' gf VO- QXBSGA4. ,pf YV- -..E .fflqtt 3, 5 llwc 'S 4? vw. N.. ,,,. ii-. fl. lim 123' Qi' 3 avr' x ff. - 4, st. Q gf' --12,44 I , 3 ' , v--4.3 +4 . -,UWA -1 'Q ,gg 45-:vw-1 E132 '1M..,, 'wwe rf Lew mm. 'Yr' gl, 1 r Q S... Sara Io Hall Co-operation is a requirement of life.. Cecial Maunette Hankins Her cloud has a silver lining. lessie Hankins Her every work proves the sweet- ness of her disposition. Charles Haralson I never think of the future, it comes soon enough. Ida Faye Harper Beauty and brains combined with a charming personality. Ioe Lee Harris 'I'here'll be plenty of time tomorrow. lack Hays Quiet and shy, he's a 'swell guy.' len Hendrix , I-I 'mf W' 9 . , .4-.- 'P g 1 A '? ' Happy, lively, and such a lot of fun. William Hercher 'Spark-plug' of the band and Scrub- by's right hand man. Wannie lean Hicks Never an angry moment. Ieanne I-light Every inch of her height is filled with good will. Martha Frances Hildreth A friendly and happy nature that foretells success. Fred Hill His cheerful out-look has Won many friends. - Earlene Hogan Intuition tempered with knowledgeee vvoman's rarest trait. ' ' Ernestine Holley X 5 'AM 'Fin' 'CE' ..-. Laugh today, laugh to m o r r o W g always happiness, never sorrow. Mary Dell Hooker Good judgment, good looks, a good dis- position, that's Dell. Troy Horrell The Magnificent Idler! Dortha lean Isbell Dortha really is-a-belle! Dorothy lacks And she loved her sailor, too . luanita lacks Silence never betrays you. Richard Iackson lt is better to do than say, lack Iehlen Sometimes otherwise, but usually wise. Iimmy lenkins Give him a Pat on the back. Lillian Iolinson A happy smile and a happy heart. William Reloy Iohnson l-le's a Free-man! Bobby Howard lones The Atomic Bomb is small tool Wintred Roy Iones To know 'Wiznp' is to like him. Ruth Kennedy To know her better is one's desire. Norma Dene Kinman Her beauty is as well known as her verse. Ann Louise Lacy lt's a wise head that keeps a still tongue. Iolinnye Lake Her disposition is better than gold. lulia Mae Laney Alarming, disarming, and charming! Mary George Langston A winning voiceg a winsome smile. Clinton V. Lee Friendly and tall, liked by all. Thomas Collier Lee Never do at home what you can do at school tomorrow. Zelma Low Her blue eyes are clear windows to a brillant mind. ly? 6 -.- . , '1 ' 'thu v.L L J . .fn , ,qu ,fu ff-7Z 'l .f vxqvw. ft ur ,. 1 .W iff Mug ,a uliq V, VV 11 X W . 7. a gan. nz ' xv- -sp- y , V or ' X 'W ' Y! if, 't W ' '? fe - mr- S saga, ff Q. X X if Qi 7 l im!- ,P-t p52 W. Q Fx if is I News n if .xx Q- hw . X. P -va JZ. Ms-Q .? WX B gs A O 1? 1 av . its t . .A X tit A -.' s ln gr 'PS' X85 'K ,A , in -:E fur- - 6422 ' 125925 425 QA 'X a ' 'F' Xa: V .f. s W. K t 35 'Z A tt tiki. W ft f' . X ' ' Qi fs D gifigl . 1933 52' I if f wr hi fix 1. 2, 31' ff, 'Hs' . M Viraie Mae Lyons Wl1ei'e there is a will there is a way. Dottye McAlister A. :infill package ot personality and tun who is liked by everyone. Noel C. McCain f Sincere, honest, and dependable. Kathryn McCarthy She is srnart, nice to know, and has a love tor athletics. Verne L. McClellan Physics and triq are his specialties. Doyle E. McClunq 'Well, anyway, l look like a student. Leo McCurdy Tall, handsome, witty, and friendly, Hugh H. McGauqhy Now, when l went with her till Samuels McKenney She chose early in lite a road which rnost everyone hopes to lollaw. Louis Kelly McMillan Always there with a witty comeback! Ray McMillan Slow but sure. Richard H. Maher First rest and then rest some more. Lonnie Zack Mallory Men of few words are the best men. Eetty Lynn Mann A Pine Cone writer we are proud ot. Frances Martin Beauty, sweetness, and intelligence What more could one have? Laura Massaneili A real friend can always be counted on. Kenneth C. Matthews Let not your heart be troubled. Catherine Maupin Shy and sweet, hard to beat. lulia Ann May She possesses that rare combination ot talent, clzarm, and beauty. Samuel lj. Mead, lr. The best lives are those which are set toward high ideals. Etta Marie Meeks Gentle oi speech, beneticient oi mind. lane Meeks Meekfness becomes her. Gloria Miller Beauty and wisdom are rarely corr- joined. lohnnie lo Mooty As carefree as the wind. Billie lean Morgan Loyalty, efficiency, sweetnessg our con- ception of Billie lean. lo Howard Morton Not too quiet, not too gay. Rosemary Moses Did you ever see a dream walking? leroline Moss A shy, demure person. Martha lean Mullikin Known tor her pleasant ways. Veda Murray Why can't there be more like ner? Paul I. Neeley Tall, cmd handsome Miriam Nethery Better 'Warren' you about this cute red head. Lillian Catherine Norville. Blond bomb shell. Margaret U'Cain A beauty in every respect. Mary Catherine Qwens Be friendly and you'll be happy. Shirley Palmer She makes a habit of smiling. AAIUW idv AP' my fr 1' ,fr sswrff ,gui 'Q' . Aff N. Y , l .4 .3 14 -4 my W Qin -,Z , M , I aww. 3.4, ,gi - W2 v 4 ,, - .,.-:.,ar.i.Li:'Q'Q::' I if ?5?5i3 . . .W::w-- -if-We . 1' ' .::::w--21: H-M J-f'f::'r::x:. 9:51515 Mfg:-'31 ' -'5j.pQ:y.2 .bQ:.',j.jlie,l..'Z.'l'.5 1:s:e:fgf3tg 4-:aiar:r..1::f-,'?'..: ' 44, . . Av.-.xax,...:f fv. its 'LF' we 'V' N5 , - 'eb t ' :ESQQNX jg tx sk L .. ' H 3 Q ' X . .. NE. S 'R X G' i . ...,,.. -. .5 ' ,N X WQK AR... Q' - ,.. .X 3 sis... it' x f in 5 , W 'rv Q 54-4. Q ...fl 3 i. 5 . . l I' N , K .,3.k1. V. 3. - -VH -P . 1 . fs' F Qi 1 f?2.35P'ix. .L X f - 'iw in Dee Attress l atterson Always willing to lend a helping hand. Frances Payne Small and dainty as she is Known around school as a 'wliizf Catherine Peltz Her gontleness is a strong endorse- mont. Becky Phillips Personality towers over everything. lames Pierce Qne who was welcomed from Louisi- ana. lane Pittman Her voice is a celestial melody. lohn Ed. Pope Worry never accomplishes anything. lames Porter A nice fellow to know. Nancy lo Price Energetic, ambitious, and intelligent. Ioseph M. Pritzen Call no time lost that is given to pleasure. ,N 4 4: Harry Puddephatt .Q l Et.: AX- : i Q x YK L : 3 mln. xx f 'v'- 'Y' ' tl. lit if 5 z isa: -S- Q pf. ls Q3 356'- is CT' ggi. Magic mirror on the wall reflects a boy liked by all. loyce Haley Her future is aglow with possibili- ties. Nell Redden She radiates good-will. Barbara Reed Little girl with a big heart. William Carl Reed My eyes make pictures when they are shut. Martha Ann Reed She is gentleg she is shyp but theres mischief in her eye. Mary Catherine Reed A girl who is ever loyal and true. Robent Eugene Reed Determination is the key to success. Vivian Redmond The eyes of Texas are upon you. Margaret Reynolds Sincerity is the first law ot success. Maxine Robbins A heart of gold with hair to match. Betty Ann Rogers Pep, poise, and personality plus. Maxine Sallee She is always true to her many friends. Bobby Scallion l am weary of days and hours and everything but sleep. Tommy Scanlan Life is an incurable disease. Carl G. Schrader His good humor is contagious. Nelda Mae Smith Friendliness and cheerfulness are but two of her many qualities. Merle B. Smith He is Sparky wherever he goes. Frances Smithwick The memory of her song will linger long. Maurine Sparkman Always ready to do her parte -a girl with a Willing heart. lack Sparks Speech is great, but silence is greater. lohn T. Stanley Courtesy opens many doors. limmy Stark Football and basketball are his diet, why don't more try it? Bill Staufter A lover of all sports and . . . lesse Roy Steed lesse Roy is an ambitious boy! lo Ann Steel She meets life with a c o n sta nt chuckle. i :IA gp with A Ni- f V . ,.,. .....y . .. 1.4 ff.. 5 V S xt A. .sie it v. as .' nh.. - ' w 1 W' ., I., .,. - . ,www Y' .,.. ' ' 1 sg 1,5231 Sie. X X 4- -9' H NYM A 2 A Mus ,px 9 K- Q iw , ' at Q., 5 . r x.. gif., X '-'-' , XSL S - W i l X 'Fm My 1-. , it Q N, 4 Q, 4 , It t Q W . is.. ,ff xv! Q 'Q E W 5, ix '... --- Y ' .,,, PM Q SWR' v-' X r ..,., .. if? ...iam- N Fr L' m K X as . -.9 fx X E ... se ,Q Ns X I w Q 41' tx, 'Q 51 'RS-' .,- ' 1 M-.1 V X 92 A Q. .,,. , S. Cixi '55- L ,ti Eniiy Sterulens Sho li11OV.'S11OlCl :'a111f111:5e1-. Ralph H. Stevens Mary lane Stockion Red hair means ci bright personality. - 101111 H. Stone, lr. 1 1 1 , . lhe megisure 01 l11e is 1101 length but honesty. Tibbelleen Sullivan Sincere in all she says and does. Patsy Tanner Ability and ambition such as only few possess. luanita Thompson Not as biq as a 1111111119 but wortfi hours. 5 Frank 1. Tomlinson M, N A boy whose sincerity predominates. 1 1 I lanet Toney E, in S Words can't do i u s 1 ic e to her -Q charms. lack Toney 'Ah, come on, baby - love my neckf Billie Rae Tucker lust a Rae of sunshine. 'W' Catherine Tucker A aood student and a better friend. Gwen Tucker Easy does it. Brooks Franklin Vick His word is his bond. lacqueline Lorraine Walker Silence is her trade-mark. Robert Chauncy Warren ll He has success in everything he under- takes. Edwin Warren Q, an Hitch your waqon to a star. 35 3' limmie Watson AX Gutwardly indilterent 11e seemsp yet E 1 1 sf W k way down deep he dreams his . dreams. Katherine YNeaVer Pew people have it brains with beauty, Bob 'Weaver Nleatness and manners Weave zo- ' gether to make a man. W Bay West, lr. Neatness gives a hand, but polite - f ness makes a man. F, , ff. tw 5 K. :L 'Q' I r 6 ' 5' u 5 .9 my t I. L. Vlheeler Vfhen 'loy' comes, grief goes. Ioan White .avg , Wu? pt 'hu 3 A witty woman who is fancy free, 'W ' ' confused, and happy as can be. T 3 Q, Patty VVhite 'tx , X MW' The two noblest things sweetness V' ' I and friendliness. '. A lx V I, , , . E by X Buddy Wiess VVhen duty and pleasure clash, let duty go to smash. i P Sandy Williams if '3 4' I ' ' Such popularity is well deserved. 6 I, Iimmy Williams g , -. Not only takes opportunities but 'f l makes them. it f , i , , . I ,, i ts is .:,. V.. .- t 4' ' ,f-- -::: Barney Mac Wisinger Always as happy as a clam at high tide um mga' 9 cr., 4--' .A .WM Billy Wright Aw Q A v -'is 'Lefty' has a winning smile and a big heart for all. V' Dorothy Wright A stenographer at heart, and oh, whataheart. limmie Wright 'Don't worry about it.' Robert Douglas Wright , N A 373 G' Personality, intelligence and a will to .Q , win are his. '-' Sarah lean Yeargain r 35' - i .- , i -Mer- Quietness that is accented witn fftgfr. sweetness. 5 V . NM 'Q tu...- wwf f 'L Wi-Y 'te- The following, not in school, completed requirements for graduation in the Armed Services. Floyd Thomas Correll Elgie Woods Morris Fausett Harold F. Nichols Rex lehlen W. D. Simpson Selby Laney, lr. I. W. Smith Edward McGehee Eley Steed Wilson Wingate ii ED FREQUE NTL? L.. 9 s- u ., A 0 5 A i 71lL l D .. I . 1 ui . Q W1 4 ILM' g 5,341 ,lx I po i NE 5412. O L Q R IC . L, m 1 -f f R U M B Eg .5 ' iz: Q R 15. 7, . . . Y 0 U N D u , f f m 2 - 'P m um - 10 . B. H. 5. -ww w mn Iimmy Williams Doug Wright I. L. Wheeler Iulia Mae Laney Smartest 4 Sweetest Biqqest Cut-up Cutest Most Talemet' Mary Dell Hooker Mott Hildreth Iulia Ann May Sweetest Biggest Flirt Sammy Mead Most Talented Most Friendly Biqqest Cut-up Cutest 1 fe , , Frances Martin Gloria Miller Bob Warren Sandy Wllllams Prettiest Smartest Most popular Most polite Most Popular Most Polite Most Friendly X Best All-round Most Likely to Succeed Most Likely to Succeed B931 13-l1'f0UUd Most Likely to be Most Likely to be Most Likely to be Remembered Remembered Remembered BY SENICDR CLASS Margaret Ernst Frances Payne Merle Smith lack Toney Most Baslsitul Best-Dressed Class Romeo Biggest Flirt lack Sparks Bob Weaver Norma Dene Kinman Billy Wright Most Bashful Best-Dressed Class luliet Most Handsome T1 5' LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT SENIOR CLASS CDF 1947 x wa QTTH,-'J Q Hur o1'iayQur much .A W XS N C 1 1 S ll . 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One of the most successful undertakings of this group was the annual Zebra banquet on December 6. The Council through its hall monitors has done much toward improving traffic conditions and conduct in the halls. The box for lost and tound articles has been handled in a most commendable rrtanner. Uncalled for articles of wearing apparel have been sent to a needy family out ot the state. Through the efforts of the council and their sponsor, Mr. C. C. Love, arrangements have been made for a public telephone for student use. The council was also represented at the State Student Council Convention held in Little Rock April lO-ll. Council Officers Sandy Williams President Bob Warren Vice-President Frances Martin Secretary and Treasurer Mr. C. C. Love Sponsor FIRST ROW: Mable Hing, Merlen Royster, Mary Riley, Colleen Gdlster, Mary Dell Hooker, Virginia Abbott, Constance Puddephatt, Annie Chafldick, Eve Dilley and Ioyce Raley. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Cuininins, Gloria Miller, Frances Martin, Miriam Nethery, Ianet Toney, Norma Dene Kinrnan, Sally Ainsworth, Sally McGregor, and Noi Peers. THIRD ROW: Ieanne I-light, Norma Faith, Betty Shewmake, Lois Parker, and Gerry Alex- ander. FOURTH ROW': Iimmy Koonce, Dale Reed, lack Good, Donald Welsh, Lloyd Sims, Iimmy Cearley, Charles Bonner, and George Mead. FIFTH ROW: Mack Montgomery, Sam Mead, Doug Vtfright, Harry Puddephatt, I. I. Stockton, and Iohn Walker. SIXTH ROW: Sandy VJilliams, Bob Warren, Iimmy Stark, Bill Hercher, lack Sparks, and Mr. C. C. Love. FIRST ROW: Betty lane Beall, Nelda Mae Smith, Katherine Weaver, leanne l-light, Alta Claire Brasell, Pat White, and Kathryn McCarthy. SECCND ROW: Mary George Langston, Patsy Tanner, Catherine Tucker, Betty Lynn Mann, Norma Dene Kinman, lulia Ann May, Frances Payne, Nell Redden, and Nancy lo Price. THIRD ROW: Miss losephine Martin, Mervin Davis, Paul Cratin, Kelly McMillan, Bob Weaver, and Maxine Robbins. To equal records ot the past is no small task ior the Pine Cone, nevertheless student approval and national recognition acclaim this year's issues among the best. Particular praise goes to Patsy Tanner iirst place winner ot Quill and Scroll national editorial writing contest. The 'National Echof a publication sponsored by The National School Press As- sociation, lnc., selected, tor publication in their magazine, reviews oi history books written by Iulia Ann May and Catherine Tucker. Much credit tor the splendid work ot the staft goes to Miss losephine Martin, journalism teacher and statt sponsor. Staff members are: leanne l-light Bettye Lynn Mann, lulia Ann May, Pat White, Kathryn McCarthy, Bob Vtfeaver, Kelly McMillan, Alta Claire Brasell, Katherine Weaver, Mary Catherine Reed, Norma Kinrnan, Patsy Tanner, Mac Robbins, Frances Payne, Catherine Tucker, Paul Cratin, Mary George Langston, Mervin Davis, Nancy lo Price, Betty lane Beall, Nell Redden, and Nelda Mae Smith. PINE CONE ZEBRA STAFF From Gctober until the time the Zebras are distributed, stall menzlers are fw:.i:f,'i f' with the question, When will the annuals be out? Tlzis year they have worked fe:-eri 'ly to make their response, Earlier than last year, a reality. Work began on the annual in September when statt members were elected by 'zu unnamed faculty committee and election ot stall positions was cornpifted. By Noverxl,-fri the advertising campaign had been completed and statt members were earr':estly at 'Work trying to put out that better Zebra. STAFF HEADS Bob Warren ,oiio .... , ,..,,.,,,,va,, E ditor Doug W'right . .L Associate Editor Miriam Nethery , Secretary Barney Wisinger Sports Editor limmy Williams, Harry Puddephatt Carolyn Cummins, Billie Morgan, Dell Hooker Ioan White, Margaret Gilmer lack Perdue, Martha McLellan, Lloyd Sims Sam Mead ., Business Manager Ioyce Raley f5.ctivi1y Editor Gloria Miller Make-up Editor Henrietta Culpepper Bookkeeper Advertising I-.Ianaqers Class Eanors Snapshot Editors Iunior Representatives FIRST ROW: Ioan White, Margaret Gilmer, Mary Dell Hooker, Miriam Nethery, Maurine Sparkman, Iune Cross, Becky Phillips, Billie lean Morgan, Moppy McLeilan, and Ioyce Raley. SECGND ROW: Billie Rae Tucker, Ernestine Holley, Evelyn Clifford, Margaref GCain, Henrietta Culpepper, Mary Stockton, Iessie Hankins, Margaret Ernst, and Dorothy Vfright. THIRD RCW: Betty Rogers, Ianei Toney, Carolyn Cummins, Gloria Miller, Frances Martin, Ruth Kennedy, and Miss Gammill. FOURTH RCW: Doug Dright, Bill Copthorne, Iimmy Williarns, Lloyd Sims, Harry Rua- dephatt, Sam Mead, lr., Barney Wisinger, and Sandy Williams. FIFTH ROW: Bill Herclier, Ray West, Louis Bluerock. lack Perdue and Bob Warren were unable to be in the picture. FIRST ROWQ Kathryn McCarthy, Billie lean Morgan, Patty White, Alta Brasell, Maurine Sparkman, Catherine Tucker, Minnie Katherine Weaver loy Lynne Buckley. SECOND ROW: Margaret Ernst, Patsy Tanner, Dorothy 'Wright, Mary Dell Hooker, Miriam Nethery, loan White, lune Cross, Henrietta Culpepper. THIRD ROWV: Ernestine Holley, Evelyn Clifford, Nelle Redden, Nancy lo Pierce, Gloria Miller, Ruth Kennedy. FOURTH ROW: Mary Catherine Reed, Mary George Langston, Betty Lynn Mann, Ianet Toney, Carolyn Cummins, Iulia Ann May, Frances Martin, leanne Hight. FIFTH ROW: Ray West, Louis Bluerock, limmy Williams, Doug Wright, Paul Cratin. SIXTH ROW: Bob 'Warren, Bill Copthorne, Kelly McMillan, Bob Weaver, Sandy Williams, Bill Hercher. At a candle lighting service, torty-three seniors from the Fine Cone, the Radio Council, and The Zebra, were initiated into Ouill and Scroll, international journalistic society, at the annual banquet held May. 2. Six ot those qualifying were selected by two oi the three organizations making selections. Those students were: leanne l-light, Betty Lynn Mann, Gloria Miller, loyce Raley, Katherine Weaver, and limmy Williams. To quality tor membership, a student must be in the upper third of his class scholasti- cally, must be ot good character, and must have done outstanding Work in his field. After recommendation by the sponsor of his organization, a candidate must have samples oi his work approved by the Regional Secretary ot the Ouill and Scroll. QUILL AND SCROLL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIEY Induction to the National Honor Society ts the highest honor that can be achieved by a student ot Pine Blutt High School. Fifteen :er cent ol the semor class and tive ter cen: of I the junior class are eligible tor this honor. Selections, which are made by a faculty com, mittee, are based upon character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Under the supervision of Miss Agatha Bullard, the juniors who became rnernbers in 1946 have been a very active group. By taking charge ot concessions at 'B' football games and at basketball games, they earned money to buy pins for the I9-47 initiates and to build a permanent concession stand in the gymnasium. FIRST ROW: Miriam Nethery, Maurine Sparkman, Mary George Langston, Mary Dell Hooker, Virginia Abbott, Bettye Marie Caldwell, Catherine Tucker, Patsy Evans. SECOND ROW: Margaret Ernst, Lois Parker, Bettye Lynn Mann, Betty Shewmake, Nancy Lake, Henrietta Culpepper, Gloria Miller. THIRD ROW: Ida Faye Harper, Nancy Io Price, Carolyn Cummins, lulia Ann May, Frances Martin, Ieanne Hight. FOURTH ROW: Nell Redden, lanet Toney, Louis Bluerock, limmy Williams, Doug Wright, Richard Bumpass. FIFTH ROW: Donald Boling, Eugene Reed, Bill Copthorne, Ray VJest, lack Sparks, Bill Hercher, and Bob Warren. Ioyce Raley was unable to be in the picture. Miss Agatha Bullard, Sponsor ,Ni rv f x 9' . .. .,,.N .W,g,,..........,. ci ,, 3 FIRST ROVV: Billie Ion Matlock, Mable Hing, Patty White, Alta Claire Brasell, Florence Stark, Merlen Royster, Patsy Rudder, Bennijean Harness, lean Ford, and Ianet Diekman. SECOND ROW: Miriam Nethery, Katherine Weaver, Constance Puddephatt, Virginia Mc- Gregor, Lorraine Teague, Ioy Buckley, Virginia Steed, Sally McGregor, and Gerry Alex- ander. THIRD ROW: Ieanne Hight, Ianet Toney, Ruth Kennedy, Gloria Miller, Nancy Lake, Betty Shewmake, Lois Parker, Ioyce Raley, and Mariielene Stomper. FOURTH ROW: Ewing Ouinn, Frances Young, Margaret Ernst, Dortha lean Isbell, Mary lane Stockton, Elizabeth Newbell, Martha Ann Elkins, Henrietta Culpepper, Laverne Davis, Benny Scallion, and lack Good. FIFTH ROW: Iimmy Williams, Bob Meeks, Carl Schrader, Bill Copthorne, Louis Bluerock, and Bob Warren. President Gloria Miller Vice-President Lloyd Sims Secretary-Treasurer Ianet Toney Sponsor , Mrs. Frances Garrett Membership to Radio Council is open to any Senior I-Iigh Student interested in radio broadcasting or script writing. Mrs. Frances Garrett, sponsor, has divided the members into script-writing, speaking and sound ettect groups. Programs have been presented every two weeks over station KOTN. Dramatization of well-known stories, student musical talent, school news and such special features as sum rnaries ot departmental work have been in- RADIO COUNCIL LIBR ARY STAFF 'Lite Library staff headed lay ltfrfz. Aiiiitc Eddins, had forty-two II1GI!ll',fv!ff ti. yt- Tw fact tltal one student from each rteriod was in charge of the English library was rest fvrisizulf for the increase in staff enrollment. Each year the local branch of P.. A. U. VV. awards three pins to the three ypecrle efzrn the rnost points for such activities as cneclcing shelves, cataloguing nooks, Qzeepgric up bulletin boards, and holding staff offices. First Semester Cfficers Second Seinesie Carl Schrader President Eugene Reei Laverne Davis Vice-President Brada e lo f.ff 'Cl1g:is Charlie Scott May Secretary Bertha Moseley FlRS'l' RQVV: Mable Ring, Lena Mae Woodfield, Merlen Royster, Maurine Sparkrztail, liz: niie Carol Flardister, Mary Riley, Constance Puddephatt, Virginia Aoldoti, Sally Aiiiswortl and Mrs. Annie Eddins. SECQND ROW: Leneite Quinn, Freda Slaughter, Mary Dunliarn, lean Mathevns, Norms Faith, Virginia McGregor, Shirley Palmer, Nancy Lake, and Patsy Evans. THIRD ROVJ: lune Srnith, Betty Lynn Mann, Betty Lea Young, Pat Doyle Betty Ann King Betty loyce Stringer, Martha Ann Elkins, Laverne Davis, Bettie Lou Brown, ana Don Lusk FCURTH ROW: Braddie lo McClung, Betty lane Campbell, Betty lo Hardy, Mary France Reed, Bertha Moseley, Carl Schrader, Eugene Reed, lenks Henslee, and Charlie Scott lkffgrl II N253 v ' if '21 FIRST ROW: Etta Marie Meeks, Rosemary li.-foses, Ianet Toney, Bettye Caldwell, Iune Cross, Miriam Nethery, Maxine Robbins, Mary Catherine Reed. SECOND ROW: Bill Copthorne, lack lehlen, lohn Stanley, Leo McCurdy, Ray West. The Whole Town's Talking by Emerson and Anita Loos was one ot the most enjoy- able, laugh provoking senior activities. The play centers around the Widely different plans of marriage which Henry Simmons and his wife, Hattie, have for Ethel, their daughter. Much credit for the success ot the performance goes to Mrs. George V. Beall director, and the well-selected cast. Those taking part were: Ray West, playing the part of Henry Simmons, Ianet Toney, his wife, Iune Cross, their daughter, Bill Copthorne, unfortunate bachelorg Miriam Nethery, Letty Lythe, the movie star, lack lehlen, Donald Swift, motion picture directory Leo McCurdy, Roger Shields, the young Chicago bloody Maxine Robbins, Annie, the maidg Iohn Stanley, taxi drive-rf and Rosemary Moses, Mrs. lackson. Friends ot Ethel were Bettye Caldwell as Lila Wilson and Mary Catherine Reed as Sally Otis. SENIOR PLAY CAST VETERANS CLUB ln keeping with the times, Pine Bluff High School this year has had an entirely new organization, officially titled The Pine Bluff High School Veterans. The veterans have gparf ticipated in school drives, activities, and sports, and have shown real ambition in fitting again into school life and getting a good education. They have brightened up the campus in a literal sense, too, from the collars of their red flannel shirts to the high heels of their cowboy boots, they are familiar figures that definitely stand out. Sponsor of the organization is Mr. lack Kraras who served in the China-Burma-India Theater as a Major in the air corp. Practicing democracy in the G. I. manner, the group has elected officers every three months. FIRST ROW: Mr. I. M. Kraras, Charles Haralson, Collier Lee, limmy Cash, timmy 'Wright Iack Toney, and Ray McMillan. SECOND ROW: Leo McCurdy, Max Cruthirds, Doyle McClung, Earl Beadle, and Di F Henderson. THIRD ROW: Iune Gresham, Grover Weeks, Bob Henderson, lack lehlen, and Richard Hill 1 1 FIRST BOW: Annie Chadick, Freda Iohnson, Frances Young, Marylyn Boresclcy, Maurine Sparkman Lorraine Teague, Norma D. Kinman, Audrey Frazier, and Miss Budene Hastings. SECOND BOW: Eva lean Reynolds, Ieannette Taylor, Mary Ann McFtae, Io Ann Parker, Io Ann Shepherd, loree Bidgway, Henrietta Culpepper, Betty Io Wells. A new organization at Pine Bluff High School is the F. H. A. sponsored by Miss Eudene Hastings and composed of home economics students. The enjoyable activities of this group have been in keeping with its purposes: promotion of international good will, greater in- terest in home economics, and wholesome recreation for both the group and the individual. This chapter, which is affiliated with the national organization, has as its motto, Toward New Horizons. OFFICERS President . Annie Chadick Secretary Mary George Langston First Vice-Pres. . Maurine Sparkman Treasurer Helen Spillyard Second Vice-President Betty Beall Historian Mary Ann Holmes Third Vice-Pres. Madeline Byrd Future I-Iomemakers of America SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club, consisting ot the first and second year Spanish students, was or- ganized last year by Senorita Mary Virginia Westall, head ot the Spanish department in P.B.H.S. Included in the activities of the Spanish club tor this year were two trips to Little Rock. One was to liear Xavier Cugat and his orchestra and the other was to see Rosario and Antonio, two Spanish dancers and Mexico Chiauito, a Mexican restaurant, where everyone enjoyed a Mexican meal, Last November an intorrnal Spanish supper was given at the Reservation tor members and their dates, alter which there was dancing. These Spanish speaking students have enjoyed several games played in their new languages including 'W'ho am I' and 'Bridgef The latter took place at Senorita W'estall's home. This year the club has been under the able leadership of I. L. Wheeler, President, Ioan 'vVhite, Vice-President, Frances Martin, Secretary, and 'W'imp' Iones, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Merlen Royster, Bettye Caldwell, Sally Ainsworth, Peggy Silbernagel, Ianet Diekman, Constance Puddephatt, lane Pittman, Loraine Teague, Edith Armstrong, and Ioyce Raley. SECOND ROW: Ioan White, Iune Cross, Katherine Weaver, Patsy Gray, I. L. VV'heeler, Ioy Buckley, Clilothilde Towler, Sally Murphy, lean Ford, and Bettye Gray Iackson. THIRD ROW: Patsy Evans, Mary Dell Hooker, Ernestine Holly, Helen Spillyards, Margaret Cox, Ioan Anderson, Peqqy Owen, Gerrie Alexander, Margaret Gilmer, and Frances Payne. FOURTH ROW: Iohnnie Lake, Duliene Gray, Ben Ellison, Ioann Forrester, Ianet Toney, Frances Martin, Margaret Ernst, and Miss Mary Virginia Westall. FIFTH ROW: Maxine Robbins, Martha Ann Elkins, Evelyn Clifford, Nancy Lake, Charlene Faver, Mary Catherine Reed, Io Ree Ridgeway, Barbara Bogy, Betty Io Wells, Virginia Steed, and Dorotha lean Isbell. SIXTH ROW: Bethel Agee, Iimmy Cearley, lay Kennett, Betty Rogers, Iulia Ann May, Iirnmy Williams, lack Good, Bobby Ioe Taylor. SEVENTH ROW': Conant Chevaillier, Norwood Rothwell, Barney Wisinger, and Ray West. FIRST ROW: Billie lean Davis, Mary Lynn Baker, Rachel Link, Peggy Io Mobley, Peggy Darby, Ianie Blair, Freda Palmer, Patsy Horn, Betty Gray Iackson, Bonnie Blasingame, Mary lean Glover, Wilda lo Killian, Clara Hopkins, Betty Baker, Lynette Milner, Carolyn Hooker, and Sally Tisdale. SECOND ROW: Betty Moore, Virginia Fletcher, Thersea Lowry, Merly Freed, Aline Ritchie, Patsy Helvie, Mary Elizabeth Doup, Mary Cooper, Lucille Crosby, Margaret O'Bryan, Dortha Siefert, Dorothy Stevens, Patricia Barnett, Paggy 'Wiginton, Virginia Davis, Martha Dalhoft Barbara Baim, and Mrs. R. D. Wright. THIRD ROW: Etta Meeks, lane Buckalew, Betty lo Clark, Betty Bishop, Doris Fontaine, Sara Sallee, Frances McGrew, Louise Hight, Lucy Mallory, Norma Lou Hamilton, Vivijean Taylor, Bobby lean Baynam, leannie W'ord, Bettye Gaston, Beverly Townsend, Martha Guy Blackwell. The Girls' Glee Club under the direction ot Mrs, R. D. Wright has a membership ot one hundred girls. Although meetings have been only twice a week, the girls gave excellent performances at the choir concert which was held during the Christmas holidays, and at the annual State Choral Festival held at Robinson Auditorium, March 2l. GLEE CLUB TREBLE CLEF One ot the important clubs that prorrgote rnusic appreciation is the Treble Clet, wlicn is composed ot students in Senior High School. Under the sponsorship oi Mr. R. B. Vifotson, members meet each Monday night at the Hattie lohnson Band Room in order to listen to recordings ot the great works ot composers, which are interpreted by tlie director. Student participation in musical activity is exemplified at various meetings. OFFICERS Harry Puddephatt President Dick Cochran VicefI3resident Frances Martin Secretary FIRST ROW: Sara Barranco, Dolores Michael, Lillian Taylor, Bille lon Matlock, Katherine Weaver, Lucille Hankins, Bonnie Blasingame, Marjielene Stamper, and Patsy Rudder. SECOND ROW: Margaret Bloom, Margaret Ernst, Avis Dell George, Frances Martin, Rtztli Kennedy, Miriam Nethery, Edyihe Armstrong, and Martha lane Obernier. THIRD ROW: Ioyce Raley, Evelyn Clifford, Dortha lean Isbell, Carolyn Cummins, Gloria Miller, Iulia Ann May, Elizabeth Newbell, loyce Davis, and Eve Dilley. FOURTH ROW: lerry Cochran, Glen Reynolds, limrny Freeman, Fred Hill, Larry Beisel, Benny Scallion, Carr Dee Racop, Sybil Fowler, and Sue Livingston. FIFTH ROW: I. 1. Stockton, Edwin Hamberg, Barney Wisinger, Harry Puddepliatt, Norwood Rothwell, Hugh McCaughy, lirnrny Williams, Billy Altschul, and linirry Cornwell. l OFFICERS President -f Sandy W'illiams Vice-Pres. fe Bob Warren Secretary f- Bob Weaver Treasurer e limrny Williams kbs. FIRST ROVV: Billy Bob Arnold, Mac man, Robby Leslie, Robby loe Taylor, Tomlinson, Harry Gaunt, Skippy F Mavl-1 Monrqoriizviy, Mi, Alt'-Xander. SECOND RO'v'v'1 Rm llfwirs, Charlfes May, Billy OK:-oift, Bt-miie! Aqwr, Dori limniy Williams, lenks llenslee, Benny lion, THIRD ROVMYZ Sloan C u ni in 1 n s, DQ, Vfriqht, Sandy Vlfillianis, Harry Puddephc, Lariy Biescl, lauk Good, Lloyd S:nis,5 l-ioltffnlweck. FOURTH ROVV: linnny Garrett, Iimn Cornwell, Tank llay,s Ray Vllest, Bob Vfeovg Eob Wax e-n, llgah Mrflauahy, and lic? Pearson. ALEXANDER'S Hi-Y The purpose of the Hi-Y club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The platform is clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean livina. OFFICERS President 4 Iimmy Koonce Vice-Pres. -f Verne McClellan Sec. and Y Harvey Lane Treasurer GRIGSBY'S Hi-Y FIRST ROVX7: Mr. R. W. Griqsby, lint l-lercher, Billy Childress, limmy Koor! Harvey Lane, Carr Dee Racop, Robert Iarfl W. I. Reed, and lerry Weaver. SECOND ROW: limmy Horne, Edwin E5 bers, Georqe Mead, I. I, Stockton, Bill? Cleish, Conant Chevailler, and ElSWC' Watson, THIRD ROW: Ewing Quinn, Iames Rd lip, Bob Meeks, Ralph Stevens, Bennie Bed and Gene Roberts. CHEER vmy. wins pw. z ,.., f' . ' fw ff , - .,.,, , A.A. 6, ' ,aww wi '- ' - - 1 xlnv 3 if 'N 'f V1 ,uf f ' .-.-, f V ' ' . -- F 5 Felt fe ffaldwell, lonks l-lenslee, Lloyd Sings, Virmxinifz Abbott, and J . Boplfy lones. HD, Hip, One, Two! The student goody indeed leels proud ot its ciieorlnq saizvd lead lIe'lye Caldwell and directed hy Mrs, Fred Galpraitri. Despite the fact that the Zehras vf-.fre more otlen losers than winners, the student f-Ezeerinrq section, led hy this QITIlit!F1f1S'L and pep-rousing squad, kept alive that Cie Zehra Spirit. At the meetings held each Monday rnorninq, several speakers were on the proqrazrz and -rave interesting talks on electrical, rnechanical, and civil enqineerina alonq with surveying. Under the sponsorship ot Mr. VV. H. Tolleson the club has carried out several protects in tlie field ol engineering. Ralph Stevens Fresidenz Frances Martin Vzce-President Carolyn Curnrnins Secretary FHQST RCDVV: loan Forresier, Carolyn Cuntniins, Frances Mfzrtlri and lean Poynter. SFCCND RCTN: Bill Hercher, Mr. Harry Tolleson, Fixoene Reed Ralph Stevens, and Mack Montgomery. ENGINEER'S CLUB A CAPPELLA lohn Atchison Bill Bodie loy Buckley Sallylu Bunn Dewell Camp Maxine Camp Billy Childress Carolyn Christopner Billy Copthorne Carolyn Cunnnins lanet Diekrnan llae Dilley Bob Dolen Paul Duncan Nornia lean Faith Anne Ferquson lean Ford Betty Fowler Skinny Furlong Billy Clover lin iny Haye le iks l-lenslee leanne l-light Mary Ann l-lolrnes Theda Hulse Be ty lories Bobby Leslie Boyce Love Kathryn McCarthy Bob Meeks Iho Anne Meeks Lillian Norville Billy O'Keete Tornrny G'Steen Lois Parker CHOIR Noi Peers Boi Peers lane Pittrnan loyce Baley Frances Smithwick Boine Sowards Alfred Sparkrnan Maurine Sparlfina i Benny Stone Lorraine 'lleaaue Marry Ann Tipton Donnie Traylor Bobby Turley Mildred Wallis Bob Vtfarren Katherine Weaver Patty 'White limrny Williams Ffitii f'xD7.'f1 Iftttty fovfltfi fttrtty Icfnfs ffm' iyr.gi f'fh.5'I filbxff: .l,1.tyt'. fiunn fftfvzttiv IS5':1'-iirmxn If, t f 1 L Bucktf Y iinf ' kzxan and f.t,.:f:n Ilrprvjif-. Ann '-I-ks f Effif Y 'tiny ' ' and f.a'.tf-'tne .. .,- -V v .'v7fAG'.'f-1. S3:,r,t,,..f F1 I. . 1.:.f1 Ifan Tutti. Lcfra nf Tha zy- Lc S '-or :fir inf . ,Ann fiolrnns' UI 'flrffi 'V'f'1t.s and -. t W A .. ,. - . . ' ' ., A 'V ' SELONQ :tO ..g ,yin-zznr trim: Fran '- s o::xi':.'.-.Hubs Mgmt E11 in hfiy. W .. ., ., ,, 1 ' . ,1 tht-cf: l1i:Sf' K.f:tf.ryn si- w::'.:y :inn rt' 1.301 zmi TE Tift f?fU't.k': 'nrt Tyr: QjflYk1Sif7It!Zf'Y, Ietxrinf fiifght EV '551 Y- Fm YT t .ziftyns Im- Vfzzxcrn uni Ffxnf Sf '-'.'fZI'fl9. fs V , Linqinjg their way through a most successful year, the members of the A Capella toftctr under the efficient direction of Mrs. R. D. Vtfriqht, presented numerous proorams. They concentrated most of their efforts on the Christmas concert qiven on December 23 which was the hiqhliqht of the choir's work. Two trips were made to Little Rock by the choir this yearg one to sinq with the all state chorus for the Arkansas Education Association Conf vention on November 7 and the other to participate in the State Choral Festival on March 2l in the Robinson Auditorium. Keys and the achievement trophy were awarded to the oulstandino members of the choir. OFFICERS 1 President Ioyce Ra.ey Vice-President Ioy Buckley Secretary Carolyn Cummins Treasurer Miriam Nethery Librarian lane Pittman Assistant Librarian Home Sowards ?'If'LS'f' FtO'.'t.': Surg tty fu: cn: fxtttweli Carina Fmt FIRST FOKV: Alnwr: St tr:Q::t.ti:: F1 l A y ar--ss Tcian Fill Fcfiv. anti 'rztxnty Hayes. Eoycf Love Bcrry ffirley and Fcl :sy Lesh-. FKQFNQ ?1J'.'.': E-:tm y Kruk. ht nny S'ont Tcrnzuy SECOND f'7iO'v't': F: 1 fig 'horn' 3:i.y C Ht'-. Pau T Seen .ind fentcs Eff-nstee. funcan jimmy 'ffzilioms and Ep: Vfarzfer. Agee, Bethel Altchul, Bill Arnold, Billy Bob Batzos, George Beard, Bennie Beisel, Larry Bishop, lerry Blasingame, Bonnie Blohm, Margaret Bonner, Charles Bridges, Kenneth Caplan, Milton Caple, larnes Cearley, lirnrny Clay, loan Clay, Marvin Cochran, Dick Cochran, lerry F Cornwell, limmy Davis, loyce Fore, Ierry Fowler, Sybil Gardner, Eugene George, Avis Dell Harnberg, Edwin Hazelip, lames Hankins, Lucille BAND Hercher, Bill Hercher, lirnrny Hicks, Wannie lean Hill, Fred Hollenbeck, Edward Holt, Margaret Hood, George Horn, limmy Isbell, Dortha lames, Robert lenkins, lirnmy liannas, Anastasia Kennedy, Ruth Livingston, Sue Martin, Frances Matlock, Billie lon May, lullia Ann McAllister, Frances McClellan, Anna Bess McGaughey, Hugh McLellan, Martha Sue Mead, Sam Merritt, Lucille Miller, Betty lo Miller, Gloria Miller, Willene Newbell, Elizabeth Obernier, Martha lane Pearson, Boyd X Pierce, larnes Pope, lohn Puddephatt, Harry V Racop, Carr Dee Reynolds, Glenn Rhodes, Shirley Robbins, Lynette Roberts, Myra Rothwell, Norwood Sadler, Henry Scallion, Benny Schrantz, Marshall Shollinier, Moritz Stark, Florence Stockton, l. I. Stavros, Irene Stomper, Marjielene Stringer, Floyd Sullivant, Rudy Taylor, Bobby loe Turnipseed, Patsy Ursery, Nancy Wisinger, Barney Wright, Douglas s -Qr President B111 Hercher Publicity Manager lulia Ann MQ15 Vice-President Sam Meaa Business Manaaer Iirnrny Ienkins Secretary Frances Martin Drum Major Eugene Garanez B. B. Watson Q iran, we 5: in Be-tty Shewmcrke 2 Q'- E 1 E Iudy Maucln 'Z Tk: V ,, -'QMAZYQ XL fwfr Q... D MAIDS Lorraine Teclque Annie Chcdick Mczrjielezm IL lr Gr., YUM cf X , ,, WW wwf zfswggl Q Q . fl U-.My ' ' turn 50 Q82 X . 'W' 1 1 ' ,X RQ x Q, -W -. N 0 ' 5 0 ,Q A S' gc A. i 5 .. ., Y .5 M. Q LH r in L I ' 5 4 N ai ,E gt 345.124 'K :Y fi'-'21 4 M ' N 5, 'KM ix. 3 P N xA.,.W.n f ,,A wg, X xl X, . 1 X4 .Q TM 'E v ' :muff H-- ST -Q' f ,Q X N5 ,4 'T 5 . Jig' s 2 ..... -.11 A A-pix P . ,aw 4 ,if-. f- ,MN iff 4 X ,fa - -t if ,Wig 'DQ Mm. N 'Q fi. .Xi S, -' :ard + 'af' '5 6 Q 0 SPGRTS 6 V lff V J 4 ' vg I K' 'wifi D51 N' 'Z 'gs 5 1 I as Assistant Coach under Ge News SHERILL BUSBY, END COACH, played professional football for a year with the Brooklyn Dodgers, after his college education. Busby joined the coaching staff of P.B.H.S. following six years in the Army. 'A-....,...,,ss si 2 N GEORGE TERRY, HEAD CGACH, came first to Pine Bluff as the lunior High Goach in l9S4. ln lQ35 he became the assistant to Dunne away. Terry attended the Colle je of the Gzarks and also Gearge 'Washington Universiiy, wlgere lie was outstanding in football and basketball. ln l939 he went to Greenville as coach. He left there to serve in DREW MARTIN, LINE COACH, g r a d u a l e d from Morris High School of Morris, Gklalioma in l932. Here iie was outstanding in football, baseball, and basketball. He attended the University o. ansas where he excelled in foot- ball. Martin served at Greenville Despite the fact that this was Ke-lly's first year as student mana- ger, his services were invaluable to the Zebras. He is also a member of the Hi-Y and sports editor of the Pine Cone. Kelly McMillan fSeniorl the Navy three years. Terry. COACHES AND MANAGERS Bob, official Statistician for the Zebras, is sec- retary of Alexandefs Hi-Y and sports editor of the Pine Cone. He is also a former member of the band. Bob Weaver fSeniorJ This is Newts sa-.icnd year as Head Sizxaeni Manager for the Zeriras, His faithful work will in all probability entitle him to this position lor a third year. Newt McCullough Iluniorl lvlax has done an ax' zerent tax 'his year as student manager and wi.l probably be a valu- able '.-worker next year, He is also an active :nemper of the H1-Y. Mac Tatman lSophmcreD Sloppy started play- ing football in :grammar schcoly and now manager, he has proved himself a big help :he Zebras, He is an active member of the A Cappella Choir and Hi-Y. Hc- okippyw Furlong tSophrnorel M33 1 3 V vf- Q is ft , ,,, 5 ,Q JWYF, -,,f WW, A ' 'dc me The Pine Bluff Zebras encountered their second consecutive bad football season by winning only two games while losing eight and tieing one. The Zebras' victories came at the first of the season, and they lost their last seven for one of their worst losing streaks in the history of Pine Bluff football. Out-standing players were Sparks, Smith, and Mann at ends, Williams, lehlen, and Peugh at tackles, Wright, Wheeler, and Wooley at guardsy lones and Bumpass at centery while the backfield was boosted by Stauffer, Nutt, Bodie, Stark, Monk, and Boutwell. The Pine Bluff B team, made up of third and fourth stringers, played for the first time in Pine Bluff history a regular schedule. The Bees enjoyed a very successful season by winning their first six, but they dropped their last two games to a good North Little Bock B team and a tough Gould eleven. The Bees' stars were Carter, Fronabaerger, Iackson, Lane, and Iones in the backfield with Bailey, Lawson, Beid, O'Keefe, Mann, and Duncan in the line. The Bees' victories were over England, Stuttgart, and Watson Chapel, each twice. U75 Ernest Byburn Bill Wright Charles Peugh Sandy Williams NMS Bill Bodie Danny Monk Cedric Boutwell lim Stark C. T. Nutt Pine Bluff -- 25 Pine Bluff - 0 Pine Bluff - 12 Malvern - 0 Fort Smith - 0 Camden - 18 The Pine Bluff Zelrras with one of the lightest teams in their history opened the season with Malvern High School, They .ised tour lightning scoring thrusts to sub- due a tough Malvern team by 25 to 0. Cutstcmding on offense were Stauffer and Starkp on defense f--- Sparks and Wright. Pine Bluff - 0 Fordyce - 19 Going to Fordyce with a spirit of victory on their minds, the Pine Bluff Zebras battled to a scoreless deadlock with a fast shitty team in the first half. ln the second half the Ttedbugs pounded out a l9 to O score as the Zebra team didn't have the spirit that the Bedbugs had. Engaging a Fort Smith Grizzle team ai Fort Smith, the Zebras fought to a score- less tie. The contest was full of thrills to the last play. Outstanding offensive players were Stauffer, Bodie and Sparksg and all the Zebras in the line stopped the Grizzlies hard ground attack. Pine Bluff - 20 Blytheville - 12 Playing on their own field for the first time in three weeks, the Pine Bluff Zebras took advantage of Blytheville fumbles to down the fighting Chicks 20 to l2, The indivdiual star for the Zebras was Nutt, Fullback, who tore into the Chicks' line to score two Zebra touchdowns. Playing host to a tough Camden eleven, the Zebras dropped one of their tou decisions of the season by a score of 18 to 12. After playing a spiritless first with Camden scoring three touchdowns, a Pine Bluff Zebra team came back lack a touchdown for a third victory. Pine Bluff - 6 El Dorado - 32 The Pine Bluff Zebras traveled to Dorado to meet a Wildcat eleven who one of the best teams in Arkansas. faced with halfback Parks, the le scorer of the state, and a superior the Zebras went down to defeat by score of 32 to 6. Nutt tallyed a M. L. Mann Bill Stauffer lack Sparks Richard Bumpass Merle Smith sl? I. L. eds? Pine El.i1-- G Nor 11 Lillie fotk - 7 Playmq fwl aigczln fL.1 lm 31: ifla or Extra 5,1111 fflll xliz- Qllf, ' Nc: :3c1'v.'- 1 a dafcat VI K1 tg- la: 1' fl lwlflfl El' if lF:Glll. Tho Zrlmts srfx 'fl Q11 1l1r1 1,rs. qxarlwz but CO,.l.lIli hold all Ihr- W1lcT1'ats' aftack, Nutt wcs a 5-Cr on offense and dcfrflnsry and he slcrrd the 24211111 'l'clly. Pine Bluff - 13 Hot Springs - 21 An lxmlfouloq Iici S'ju:111.3s devon qiie TC Pine Fluff to subdue a suprised Pirie Elliii isam with a Zl io 13 wln for their 1. rs! of the season. Led iiy iulllacrk Freerncrl, 'he Trcians dune-fl Ilics Ze-bras belcr- a large vrowd. fx last minute qcllon by Stauflenl fgave the Zslzras one touahdown. Q. ww SB lacx jefzlen Vlfimp lanes Harvey CE'1ar'1s ,l ss P7xte Bluff Y 0 Pine Bluff g 0 L12 ls Rock - 38 Hope -- Z5 lxfz,-, ff: :ls-1. 'kilf1','LIl5 'ff L1!' if Rick Zfiuus .1 ., , H2151 11 T LQCIS tl' Z' , lf'S '.-fs! hfznfzf'-.. 'l.C11 ,:f:1'1- ' jams' llfz , C 1 vxovst aura' 1: 1 sfcsum .j .-sn: 'f fr Lmzlf-fi 1 11 tivf T1qc11's 353 lm VI. The dw'-ffm was nf, pfnvrf :I,.l HQ? 'Q ll 'suits ' -I-'5 f: 5'.11y11'1sff, lllflllfgll lneffauscr ilif' Tig'-'ls wffm flllfl lleavy I 1 ' f J Q, Xlfif ElF'.'l'l'V1CSl 1f,a1t1 in .fukrlrisas and had flf--'f.1n. THQ 1 beaten all oy':1vc.1s1t1cr1 by ls-piezgaoii scores. ':a1rf 'ieir sf 'f 1 Pine Bluff - U Football Schedule MCG-ehee - 7 for 1945 U NVQ, wwf- X ',1.. i A V VV V A VV llayma .l. 1. las warm Q1 ...f. saason a. DVVVVVVGVVVVDTV homo the Pmr Fluff Znbras wfrc- downed Sf'F3'fml5'5l ' 1.555255 Oqiorer 1 l lfC'Zi1i1 7 to U by a slrcvnag ll'-'l'T'GLllN5G if-am, Tis Oplclpez' ,' Fly 3-.-Alxn- 'F A, -sf V V V V VV 1 .,-sz,--1 1: .'ll,,.1'?Tl Zebra team wart' 3'-asf ine Imzty yarc 31:16 Cgcbfr P3 El 3335, 'Y A ,lg 2 T' .' ' . 4 . , 1 . . 1xav'lrZ., er -CT 2 ..,I,.1., TG twxse cms 'P :lic one-tccf lznr one 21:t1c L . ,L .. ,. ' Noverzztj-61' n .iff 53-13: :S but were 111'1al.!fo 'f, sfrcui-. Tha' star of ihr Novpmlfflll l iff R995 Novomlysr X-.ffGQlic--r game was Davy, the Owls' fullkrauk. Ncvf1r1ilJf:1' 7'-l - :fuss FlFtST BOW: limmy Stark, lack Sparks, Bill Stauffer, Bill Bodie, loel Lucke, Bill Crowder. SFCOND BOYN: Newt McCullough, Humpty Carter, Bodclie lones, lohn Turley, Bob Turley, Ernest Ftyburn. THIRD BOW: Iohn Beard, Paul Duncan, Dan Rogers, M. L. Mann, Danny Monk, Boyce Love, Dwight Pyrtle. ' BASKETBALL - 1947 The l947 basketball season was a fairly good one with the Pine Bluff High School cagers winning fifteen out of twenty-six starts. This season's schedule provided fifteen confer- ence games. Of these, the Zebras won six and lost nine. The Zebra squad consisted of three teams with the brunt of the work borne by the first string. First string members were, Bill Stauffer at forward, Ernest Ryburn at forward, cap- tain lack Sparks at center, and Iim Stark, Bill Bodie, and Ioel Lucke at guards. Substitules that saw plenty of action were Iohn Turley, Wayne Divine, and Richard Bumpass. lack Sparks seemed to be the best defensive man on the team while lim Stark's set shots saved many games. ' Special credit should be given to Ernest Byburn, who was placed on the first string all-Arkansas high school conference basketball team. Byburn was the sixth high scorer in the conference with l48 points and an average of lU.5 points a game. The l947 basketball season was opened with wins by the Zebras over Watson Chapel, 39 to 16, and Malvern 34 to 27. After a two weeks holiday rest, the Zebras won their first conference game by defeats ing Fordyce 32-22. The Zebras easily chalked up another win over Warren 42 to 21. A perfect record was spoiled when the Fl Dorado Wildcats ,came to town. The Zebras jumped off to a fast start and led alllthe way, but the Wildcats, led by Ray Parks, whittled the Zebra lead down to a 30 to 30 tie as tlie games leading scorer with l6 points. r 'I'1f1'.'e111:1 lf- th' 1 '11 QQf1t11r1s:tf1:'1f1t'11ite1'tytf1v1f111tf11::1e39'f, 1f'1'y::. Y.f1f ' ,'111't 1 1 Zfwrfff 1f 1A T11 l e if .Zo in '15, Att 17 ' 'f:t ' i161 'll '.Il. diff' Y1-lfzy, 11:11 r' :11A 11 :nwt ty 11 1 771 1 -' f' . Zerxrfxfi dete'11ed Mf:t'le:f1 'ff 1' F- 1T1lI' ', Ttw- 110:41 1 11 lk, 11 .11 1 1:1 'r1:1. 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