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

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Doyle Gene Reynolds Eva Jean Reynolds Glenn Reynolds Joree Ridgway Myra Roberts To possess money is all very tveil—may I always be very well.” “One of those quiet girls wlw never stop talking.” “This love of mine goes on and on.” She can draw pictures and attention too!” “Just a little mite. ii with such spirit, , all right.” i R. Norwood Rothwell Bashful? Not when you know him.” Milton Rudder “Self-made man, and proud of his creator!” Ernest Ryburn Worry kills men—why die. Benny G. Scallion “Worry has never been able to stand up against laughter!” Ray W. Sheppard, k “If quietness were c I Crete, he could huikt road to Jupiter.” ! Peggy Jean Silbernagel Lloyd Sims, Jr. Robert Hugh St. Clair Roine Sowards Johnnie Mae Spilt- Her outlook on life is 4AUbright’ Tall and slender, lots of fun; he’s well liked by everyone.” “A diligent student and a good friend.” “A smile on her lips and a devil in her eyes.” “To sum up all merry, I advise: And as we are tnr may we still be ta To the excitement of all the Senior activities, graduation and the prorn

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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

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rma Helen Spillyards Marjielene Stamper Irene Stavros Bobby Joe Taylor Lydia Lorraine Teague r friends are as nerous as the grains sand “ller face is her fortune —and it runs into a nice figure! “To reach your goal, this advice is sound— If you cant go over or under, go around. “IIe s a well known guy around Pine Bluff nigh. “Ticinkles in her eyes, dimples in her cheeks, she s a friend to everyone she meets. Pete Theodore Miriam Lyle Thomas Mary Ann Tipton M. Chlothilde Towler Donald E. Traylor ith malice toward e, and love for— women. r “I like people — they re so manly. “From the depth of her dark blue eyes, there's always something that mystifies. “Of all the joys that I recall, love is far the best of all. “Did you know that laughing is contagious? Bobby Triplett Louis Vincent Turchi John Turley Charles E. Venable John Knox Walker. Jr. this one thing he tands alone, has a grin that's til his own. “If it be a gentleman and a scholar ye seek, ye have found him. “He's sly on the courts and courts on the sly. “A style all his own. “Greater men than I may have lived, but I doubt it! And now that we've looked back over the pages of the calendar.