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

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Donald Farmer Juanita Farr Charlene Faver Stewart A. Finley Florence Jeanne Ford ’ll have nothing to do ith tomorrow; I’ll en-y today.” “Friendly and sweet, our Juanita will go r •» karr . Happy, thoughtful, kind and tme; she’s the ‘Faver that will always do. Silence is golden; he should be rich.” “A model you'll never grow tired of.” Jessie David Frames Mary Louise Fratesi Theresa Fratesi James Collins Freeman Joan Freeman round the girls, he’s very shy, ut in athletics— my, my.” “Her sweet smile reveals a disposition mild.” “Her eyes tell all.” “Avoid anxiety and take life as it comes.” How far this little can die throws its beams.'' O. K. Freeman Colleen C. Galster Eugene Gardner Doylene Garner Avis Delle George Walk, walk — every lace you go!” Everybody likes her, and she is worthy of this liking.” He has 'Dots’ before his eyes!” “A wise girl always keeps a silent tongue.” 44Red hair and ait art is —who can ask for any thing else?” When the girls got even with the boys by wearing The New Look ;

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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 . . .

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James E. Gill “Good looks and flood manners are among our memories of Jimmy Duliene Gray “One none of us will forget” Austin Pointer Greer “Mo fame 1 crave; before my eyes, a simple goal I keep; I hope just once, before I die, to get sufficient sleep!” Sidney Greer hat, drink and be mer-rtJ for who knows what tomorrow brings?” June M. Greshcr “A friend and student P. H. . s going to miss” Fern Grissom Holland Hankins Alice Haralson Dorothy Elaine Hardwick Benijean F. Harness “Women are entitled to life, liberty, and pursuit of men!” “Many admirers has he, feminine and masculine —all to a great degree.” “Sweeter than the Sweetest.” “Thoughtful, kind and “Her smile is sunny, friendly.” her life is gay.” C. H. Harris, Jr. Charles Howard Harris Alpha Helvey. Jr. C. F. Henderson Herbert Hendersc: “If life be worth living, it is worth enjoying.” “I haven't arrived at my destination—I have only started!” “Rough and ready-true and steady.” “Under all speech that is good for anything, there lies a silence that is better” “Quiet, slow, uxt cerned, he went tod and usually learned When we chose Bill, Richard, and Lois as our class leaders;