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

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Alton Glover The hoy with the million-dollor grin.” Marcus Gray-77 do anything but work. Frances Hall Unselfish people share the joys of everyone they know. Norma Lou Hamilton What’s the use of living if you can’t have fun? Mary Gean Glover The blonde Venus. Patsy Sue Gray No future goes with size.1 Edwin Hamberg The goodness of real greatness and the greatness of real goodness. Elveta Hankins “A dark-haired beauty.' Jimmie Carol Hardister A blonde lass fair to look upon. Hobart Joe Hargett Quiet in appearance, with motives unknown.” Betty Jo Hardy “She possesses the supreme gift of the gods—imagination. Sam Edward Hart A lovely song this ‘Hart’ can sing.”

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Janice Moseley Faucett Anne Lawton Ferguson “A happy state of mind that is so rarely possessed.” Doris Eileen Fontaine A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance.” Sybil Fowler “Someone’s rocking my dreamboat.” George Morgan Furlong, Jr. “A Senior with his heart in Junior High.” Joyace Gannaway As true to men as the days are long, and the days are short!” Because I laugh and always play. My world, forever, will be day.” Robert C. Finley “To live to be as gentle as 1 can; to be, no matter where, a man.” Bert Fore, Jr. “Harry James has nothing on him!” Clois Fronabarger “Light of heart and gay— We love him this way! Nelda Ann Galster “Dark hair, and eyes that glow, Here’s a girl that all should know.” Morton Glatstein “Ambition has no risk.

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Mable Jean Hawkins “A cute ’n classy blonde. Vernie Heird “He who leads a pood life is sure to live well.” Eugene Hendrix “He may be daring, but there’s nothing that he can’t do.” Jim Hercher “A ‘Jim’ without price.’ Lynette Robbins Hestand “As welcome as the ‘Robbins' in spring.” Norma Jean Holden If you would be loved, love and he lovable.” James Edward Hazelip “A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of men. Kenneth Helvie I am not afraid of tomorrow, for 1 have known yesterday and I love today!” Jenks Henslee “Look out upon the stars and shame them with thine eyes.” Jeanne Duke Hestand “Alarming, disarming, charming.” Joyce Holden To hide her cares, her greatest art, Her pleasure, pleasure to impart.” Frances Hooker “Sincere, unaffected, indi-vidual.”