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

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Dolores M.chael Betty Jo Miller Willene Miller Maurice Milner Ola Pauline f “ love to dance; I love to play----- Let nothing else get in my way. A queen of hearts— both masculine a n d feminine Everything is wonderful the live long day A rare student who knows how to make the proper mixture of study and fun There arc lots people who thii quiet; hut we wh her well, surely deny it. Marguerite Monk Betty Jean Moore John A. Moore Wiley William Mosely Sallye Rae Mu Hard to beat, 'cause he's so sweet. To be happy, one must forget himself Friendly and generous —yes, that's 'Moore . Quiet, but still noticed. Let us introdin to Sallye Rae, She’s cute, frien and always ga Alline Musgrove Elizabeth Newbell Sue Nell Nichols Wilbur T. Norton Martha Jane Ob Good humor is the tealth of the soul. A true friend is hard to find, but 'Liz is this rare kind. Happy, vivacious — all a whirl — a lovable type of modern girl Tis midnight, but Ambition rules small thoughts has he brain; and love, of sleep. heart. • 1948 brought new things to P.B.H.S.—school directories and the Tragediar

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iraddie Jo McClung rs. Eddins says, 7 t don’t know what do without Braddie Iarlha Sue McLellan rsonality, hilarity, popularity, but atest of all a faith-friend” Jackie Mazanti express my opinion ten asked, but not tilr Newt McCullough Jessie McGarity Ivy Pauline McGowan Virginia E. McGregor “His bid heart will long be remembered by the football team and Senior class” “Irish eyes arc smiling eyes.” “Her heart is in the right place.” She is nice, she is kind, no fault can we find.” Mary Ann McRae Elizabeth Massanelli Jack Massey Dorothy Jean Mathews “She’s gay, carefree, and lots of fun; Her humor is known to everyone.” “Steadfast and smiling.” “You can lead a man to school, but you can’t make him study.” “A friendly smile for all —and all are important.” George S. Mead Bobby E. Meadows Jho Anne Meeks Lucille Merritt “Give me dignity or give me death.’’ “Keep growing and you’ll soon reach the stars.” “A friend to one and all.” “A girl worth meeting; a friend worth keep-• »» mg. )nlv to return to mid-term studies and exams?

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obbie Lee O'Bryan ’tis for a friend you're looking bbie surely fills the bookin . Jo Ann Parker e has the grace and ness of the sunrise. stance L. Puddephatt retty to walk with, 'ty to talk with . Arthur W. O'Keefe. Jr. “Always ready with icitty come-backs; And as for friends, there's none he lacks. James Boyd Pearson, Jr. If greatness were in height, he'd be a king among men. James Ewing Quinn The first element of success is the determination to succeed. Thomas Leland O'Steen The more you do, the more you can do. John A. Perdue He's easy to remember, but so-o hard to forget. Lenette Quinn One of our prettiest blondes. Nelda Overton Her wisp of a smile and tiny, tilted nose are the drawing cards to her charms. ' Eugene Powell Thinking is the hardest work there is. Mary Rosalyn Reed She wears a smile that fills the world with joy. Joyce Pagan Dimples play hide-ant seek on this little gin cheeks. Dennis Puckett School would be swe if there were no le sons. Dorothy Louise Reynolc A witty woman is treasure; a witty beaut is a pleasure. isual. National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, and the Senior play adde