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

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James Leland Terral A star from Star City.’’ Robert Turley “ ‘Snan’ has quite a way, hath with women and with sports.” Nancye Lee Ursery “How cute can one be? As cute as Nancye Lee! Martha Louise Walker “Hair of gold, eyes of green— Prettiest girl we’ve ever seen. Billie Jean Walters “The beauty of her luiir is excelled only by the goodness of her heart. Ellsworth Watson “He never lacks a witty answer to any question.” Donald Todd “One man’s word against another’s. Patsy Jo Turnipseed Petite and sweet. Dorothy Jean Varnado But let me silent be; for silence is the speech of love, the music of the spheres above. Mildred Wallis “In some blithe moment, was it nature's choice to endow the beauty of sunset with a golden voice?” Joyce Ward “She says little but does much.” Jerry Weaver 'A 'Weaver’ of smiles!

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Sara Virginia Steed “For every wherefore, she has a why. I. J. Stockton, Jr. Contagious smile and wonderful personality. Betty Joyce Stringer Power dwells with clieerful- Betty Jane Steele “ ‘Steele’ with a heart of pure gold.” Perry Stratton I can resist everything except temptation.” Floyd A. Stringer, Jr. If silence is golden, he'll be buried in Ft. Knox. Mac Tatman “His red hair attracts attention; his wit and personality hold it.” Alvin Taylor Quiet, but with a smile for all” Milton Lee Temple ‘An all-round good fellow.” Alan Taylor “So like a tower that speaks of strength and power.” Viva Jean Taylor True beauty shines from within.” Lindy Temple “A ‘Temple’ of wisdom and youth.”

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Fletcher Welch “Joyous ’n jaunty.” Barry Russell West “East is East West is West, But Barry is best! Lena Mae Woodfield Sweeter people are not made.” Gerry Wooley Pretty eyes, pretty liair—pretty! Bertha Mae Wooley “A vision of loveliness.” Betty Lea Young “Cute and carefree Is Betty Lea. Pat Zinn “Liberal of her feet And lavish of her hands' LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the class of '49, being of sound (?) minds and memories do hereby publish and declare this to be our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. Bobbie Jean . Baynham leaves her position as Choir accompanist to Carolyn McGeorge, with hopes that Carolyn will appreciate the honor of sitting down while performing! To any member of next year's Student Council is given Gene Robert's ability to sleep and direct traffic at the same time. Eddie O'Connell gives Jackie Harvey his aptness to keep the girls swooning with the magic of red hair. Noi Peers leaves her position on the Pine Cone to Frances Joyce, and Joyce Holden gives her slab in the P. C. morgue to Anastasia Jiannas. Mildred Wallis bequeaths her place on assemblies to Virginia Fletcher. Just to keep it in the family, Jenks Henslee wills his come-hither eyes to Joe Henslee. Smoker's Corner is left tearfully by Perry Stratton and Johnny Poteet, with hopes that next year's Seniors will cherish it as they have.