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

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (Continued from page 27) Jeanne Hestand leaves her charm for capturing a guy, for to her flirting days, she's said good-bye. Nancye Ursery wills her collection of gold footballs and letter jackets to anyone Lucke” enough or Mann enough to get them Fur-long ! Phil Lindsey and Bert Fore leave their love for Stan Kenton to Franz Grissom. Jimmy Crump leaves—and is glad of it! Margaret Cox and Martha Hulse take their happy dispositions, but give the inspiration to Beverly Diffey and Jeanette Caldwell. No one can get around as much as Sallye McGregor and Ann Parrish do, but the idea is left for Jane Wood and Moppy Blackwell. That grand personality of Viva Taylor's is left to Cissy Coles. Billy Altschul wills his knack for disrupting classes to Donald Easterling. Peggy Owen gives her smiling face to the gloomy Juniors who are sorry they aren't graduating. Whipple Love takes his good looks—sorry. Junior girls! Norma Lou Hamilton gladly leaves her size eight shoe to any Junior who can hope to win the biggest-foot-prize at next year's Soc-Hop. Chief Turley leaves his voice echoing through the P. B. H. S. halls, with, Condemn this building! Don Luck wills his dancing feet to Richard Kinman. Ellsworth Watson, Ed Hamberg, and Jim Hercher bequeath their great scientific minds to be divided amongst all Juniors taking Physics. After years of hard labor, Larry Beisel turns the band room over to Rudy Sullivant. Pat Daugherty gives her position as Miss Bullard's capable helper to Sue Ringo. Dan Rogers, Paul Duncan, and Joel Lucke say good-bye to basketball, but leave the team in the hands of Slick Wilson and Thomas Langrell. Jimmie Carol Hardister leaves her ability to lose friends and antagonize people to any Junior or Sophomore who dares to say exactly what he thinks. Jerry Weaver, Bobby Jones, Jerrie Alexander, and Bobby Leslie leave their books to whoever will look under chairs, in classroom corners or under campus shrubs to find them. Patsy Turnipseed leaves the collection of gum wrappers from her purse to any confirmed chewer who sits too far from the waste paper basket to hit the target. Bob Finley leaves well-chewed drawing pens and several empty bottles (ink) to next years ZEBRA artist. Sallylu Bunn leaves the choir—with regrets! The Annual Staff gives to the Pine Cone Staff its apologies for the cruel things said throughout the year about their publications. The Zebra Staff also leaves the Annual room (in a mess as usual) to our Junior Representatives, Eva Pappas, Sally Tisdale, and Joe Pugh. And lastly, the Annual Staff hopes it leaves a favorable impression on all its readers.

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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.

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