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

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Bettie Lou Brown Ella Lee Brown Sam Bumpass Howard Claud Burris Tony Butcalis •t’s leave her to her ams.” “None knew her but to love her; none named her but to praise .” “When a child. he fell out of the window—and came down plump! lie comes creeping like a snail, unwillingly to school.” An athlete from way back; he's always handy with a wise crack'.” Madelyn Byrd Patsy Ruth Camp Betty Jane Campbell James Carroll Cearley Wilber Carl Cearley Hfferent, appealing, abler “Full of fun and fancy free. But work is work and must be done; Yety as I work I have my fun.” You'll always find him true and just; A man whom all will love and trust.” My own opinion is the better way.” Harvey Chambliss Jane Carolyn Cheairs Carolyn B. Christopher Marnette Copeland Joe W. Crow larvey is an all-around iy; he's happy and refree as time flies yy L “Lovelu to look at, delightful to know. Long pretty hair, and eyes that glow.” “Like a clock — pretty hands, pretty face. hard to regulate.” A friend to all who know her; a jewel to all who see her.” Love is a queer thing; love is dizziness; love keeps a young man from attending to his business.” But looking back over months we'll never forget, do you remember . . .

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Shelby Ashcraft Charlene Atkinson Joan V. Baker Sarah Ann Barranco Charles H. Beardon Do nothing in haste Her care is never to offend, and every student is her friend.” Sedate, modest, and full of fun; appears an angel, yet isn't one!” Here's to the lass with the pretty brown eyes—” A man he seem cheerful yesterdays a confident tomorrow. Norma Jean Bell “The 'Belle' of the class.” Grady J. Benson. Jr. “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Margaret Blohm Quiet, reserved, and demure; a friend of whom you are always sure” Barbara Jane Bogy “As welcome as sunshine in every place, comes the beaming approach of her good-natured face.” Donald Boling Large of frame, bn of mind; Big of heart, and (due kind” Guy Botsford Carole Bradford Donald R. Bradley Margie Bradley A. E. Brewster. Jr. “When he passes by, all the girls sigh .” Never finds a stranger, never has a worry.” I like fun and I like jokes, ’bout as well as most the folks” Friendship, like love, is but a name. Unless to one you stint the flame.” My heart is whole, m fancy, free; Bun along, little giti don't bother me” Here we are ... the Senior Class of '48 ... Leaving P. B. H. S....

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Billy C. Crowder Kathryn Culp Billy Ray Culpepper Catherine A. Culpepper Laverne Davit “Friendliness is his byword” “Character is the diamond that scratches all other stones.” “His joys are as deep as the ocean; his troubles as light as foam.” “Her kind consideration of others wins her many friends” “A girl with a snA a girl worthwhile.’' Janet Key Diekman Douglas Wayne Divine Mary Doss Dorothy Lorraine Dudley Mary Dunham “Dependable, i o y o u s and fair of face; this girl fits well in any place.” “He doesn’t say much, but neither did Lincoln” “A friend whom we value more each year; a pretty girl whom we all think dear” “Her career will be a ’Gardner’.” “Serious at times, t cheerful at all timo Alene DuPriest Martha Ann Elkins Patsy Evans Marietta E. Fairweather Betty Jean Farms: “She’s sweet and shy, with expressive eyes ” “Ever loyal and ever true to the task she has to do” “And still the wonder grew that one small head could carry all she knew.” “It’s not always the quantity, but the quality that counts.” “Laughing eyes wavy hair; never h to play unfair.” Those brightly painted things the boys called shoes and . . .