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

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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.

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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

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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