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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1951 volume:

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X Q s Q Q. ui x A 2 Q is ' 3.3 .lg VA 1 ,aww KW... , 3' mf?Qs1w,4,,,, STAFF HEADS IACK SI-IEPPARD BILL WILCOX Make Up Edrtor Edrtor SHIRLEY SMITH BARBARA PFEFFER IO MCCOLLUM Assocrate Edrtor Advertlslng Manager Busrness Manager FOREWORD lust as rn the days of old when knrghts were presented a coat of arms as a reward for achrevement ln the freld ot battle the ZEBRA STAFF presents a coat of arms to tlne senrors ot Plne Bluff Hlgh School for frghtlng well therr frght The purpose of thrs year s ZEBRA 1S to plcture the knlghts who fought Well ln the battle of educatlon the graduates of 1951 1 V 1 . . . Coumw fir 9 Memory WCCKLVLUQS Xx ff M, 1 Old 1 Zeb! To cr very qrcrclous lcrdy for cr Job well clone We the Zebra Stuff, dedlccrte thls Annucrl to MBS ZACK MCCAMMON She was ever dolnq more than her share She was never too tlred or too busy to help us She loved us as she would her own Mr. Ierry L. Patterson Principal B. A., Hendrix, M. A., University of Chicago. Mrs. Georgia M. Adams Guizlznxcc B. A., Arkansas College, M, A.. Unxversny of Arkansas. 1'rc 11011111 ll 101 of nirc things 111111111 YOUU Miss Frances A. Atkinson ClIlI1l1ll'ff'1I11 B. A., Henderson State Tc-cihers College, Graduaze Yfcrlz, Pea- body College. 1'm not rC.s'pm1.s-i111C . . 'l'nc1uy is Fri11uy.U Miss Iuaniia Baldwin Social Stuzlim A. B., E-lendrzx College, Graduate Vfcrk, Unlversify cf Azlifznsas. T11i.s r'1as.s-munz is just tm: ., .snm11. Mr. Elmer Davis .x1l't'11l1111l'lll 191'uu'in,g B, S. E., Arkansas Stale T6GCllQlS Colleqe. 11ey, get 121111: in 1,1111 lima Mr. Iefierson Farris Physical 1511. M. S. E., Peabody College. Now when they .S'lL'11C1lCI1 me to tackle . . Miss Vivian Adams li ng1i.s'11 B. A. College of the Ozarks, Graduate Work, University Ll Colorado. If 1 r1m1'! lcnuw, I'11 toll gnu 1 l1m1'1 . . 11111 1 k1lUlL'.P, Mrs. Milton Barrett Ilmm'-156. B.l5,S.E. Slate Teachers Cidflgr, HA11 right. 11011. lxurry up mme.- Miss Gussie Carmical Snviul Stuclics B. A. Hendrix, Graduate 'fffzlz Umversny of Arkansas, Peakcciy College Unlversity of Texas. ulf you 111111111 just 1i.s'tcn. , Mrs. Annie Eddins I,11I1'fl1'1l11l A11 nf 1110 staff rrlcctirlgls fm' 1l1ljJUF1I11I1.v Mr. Travis Fincher Sm'ia1 Studies B. A., Henderson Stale Teachers College, George Washington Un- iversity, Peabody College. 'Kjust w11it'11 1 get 1110.96 106111 back .... ' Miss Eva Gummill Iinglisli B. A. Graduate Work, Univer- sry ol Arkansas. Shut the door .,.. ' H Mr. H. H. Grauman Imlustriul Arts B S, Minnesota State Teachers Czlieaep Kansas State Teachers C:ilegep Stout lnstitute. Stmwf1ay Ilrn going to play that piano. Mr. Earl Howell Phy.s'ivu1 El1llCllflUll E. A. University of Mississippi. Nutt U,wrrris1' . . ten pzasli-tips. Mr. lack Kraras Auto .llecluniics E. S. Texas A. 6. M4 M. Ed., Texas A. G M. Gentlemen, be seutedf' Mrs. Zack McCammon Study Hull L. I., Ohio Wesleyang Ohio State. Hello . . . this is Mrs. Mc- Carnnmn, and I'm calling to ask about .... ' Mr. Curtis Love Science B. A., State Teachers Colleqep University ot Colorado: Peabody College: University oi Arkansas. The thing that nmkcs this class so interesting is the questions you ask. Mr. C. B. Garrison Math M. A., Peabody College, Hender' san State Tea:hers College. lVuit, I'll ask my wife! Mrs. W. O. Harmon Sufiul Sttuliuw E. A. Missouri Valley College. It,.9 on the left hunzl page, middle paragraph. lust line . .. RE.XIE.tIBER. ' Miss Miriam Iones English B. A., Baylor University. 'KXUIL' TRUE art .... l U Mrs. Harry Lindsay Hunlc-lic. B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers College. 'Let'.s nut talk, girls. It shows we re not working. Miss Rosemary McCuller Commercial B. S. E., Henderson State Teach- ers College. All right now, GET QUIET! Miss Iosephine Martin I'IngIi.s'I1 B. S., University of Arkansas. NVV1' t1'iII 111110 IIIILAL' Ihr' r1'111.'i11g nf Ihr' 111i1111t1'.s'. Mrs. lim Primm SPIIIIISII B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers Colleaeg Graduate Wozk, Univer- sity ci Mexico. .. . . .. I 111 .su .wrrgy I 111 I11!1', hut . . .I Miss Nannie Moe Honey Ifngiish B. S. E., M. A., University ct Arkansasg Graduate Work, Un:- versity ci Chicago, Columbia University. I.1't'.s- nut In' prci111Ii1'1'1I. Mr. Tommy Taylor IJrii'cr.s- Ellllfllfillll lim-Ic1'tI211II C11111'h I'111 Ititlkillgf for .sv111r!.w111111.shij1. 1111! .wht1u'1111111sI11p. Mrs. Ray Toler Biology B.S.H.E,, University of Arkansas. Yau 1lll'lllIJl'fS of Ihr' AHHUIII Staff. 1'm111' 1111 in . . . .' Mr. H. B. Watson 13111111 B. M., M. A., Hendrix, Drake Uni- versity. 'Ecen ll f1111I 1Ioc'.s-11,1 fllll over the sums rock twice. Mrs. Iohn A. Pope Sl'!'l'l'Ill!'!l ily, I11111' things lllllil' 1'h1111,Q1'1I 11' I lL'l'lIf 111 .s-clirml .... ' Mrs. Iva Roberts S111-i11I Stiidies B. S., Arkansas State Teachers Collefje. .1 -i In 11tI.1'r run,-11.9 .... ' Mr. Roy A. Scoggins Crimmcrciril E, A., Henderson State Teachers College, M, S., University ct Arkansas. You lllllil 1I11 IIHIIIIIIHQ 111111 1L'llllf 111 this period, Im! you MUST fgfpu' Mr. George Terry Athivlir' Dirc1'f11r M. S. E., University oi Arkansas. H.-Xlllill . . Mrs. R. B. Watson Math B. A., Ouachita Calleqey Grad- uate Work, Sorbonne University, Paris, France. Now I r1:m1't charge ll thing for this Ell,QIiSI1 Ie.s-smzfi Mrs. Ella Mae Wright Chnir B. A., B. M., Master oi Music Education, Boqus Lawski College of Musicg Graduate Work, l..S.U. First Soprzrnris . . . YELLV' 21110145 XV gg ' N K 5 X g E I I V E 1 . ff iff 5nf3'f,..ff- 455126 ww M A W ef . x 'V W. ' gil:-'f qv iw' Acree. Katherine loyce Shes sweet in manner and neat in dress. Allen, Dolores Sue l just Icve 'HQ-lmes, sweet lielznesf' Atkinson, Curtis B. Canis is an arnfctictis ycung mari, wha prefers the p?.ys.Q's lab 'Q a girls fyoni porin. Baim, Beverly Kathryn 'ld like tc study, bat fhese ltcys are so interesting. Baker. Harley Walter He lives wisely and keeps his Qwn Counsel. Bearden, Billie lone A dose of her is better than a vitamin cocktail. 53 'ti ,Q yff.. ot' ,r xllllxlt. l. Akenhead, Lewis L. l-le's always the head of his Class' alphabetically speaking! Andrews. Patricia Sue She's not tea serious anal not too gay: in ozher words, shes just right. Bagqett, Ioel Layton Every man IS the ariirect of his fate. Baim. Kay ln this happy world, Yin hap- piest oi all. Ballard. Margaret Helen Modesty and sincerity are two of her many assets. Berry, Carolyn Yvonne lt's not that l think youre wronqg 11's Just that l think l'm right. Blackwell. O. G. li you dreamed you saw a grin-e init cion't know where or when - Could lic'--Yeah, thats O. G. Blohm, Iuanita No one riuld ask for ci nzcei qirl tliizn ltianttcl. Eonar. Iearme Rae Onfe yes knew lxer, ycgfl never 'etze' fi-fx Born, Frederica O: :mlqif st ntanners and the ,zrntl-'st lzfarv Sn. 's ciiwflys willing if dc Lei gait. Breedlove, Patsy Slie who laughs -A lasts. Brewer. Iohn Franklin Iohn may be quiet at tirnesg but when he talks, listen, for he has something to say. 'k.v..,.-w.-Shaf, Q It S iff' A si Q 'S 93 Bland. lo Ann She's never too lousy for a :good time. Bogy, Nancy Slie is little and si1e's wiseq Slicfs ct teircr ter liet size. Borecky. lanice Louise The Virtues and qxgaliies slie Vessesses are priceless. Brabston. Billy Rogan GZ+:t things 'will Time 7: those x-:21',f wc! si why Kish? Breshears. Maribeth She-'s got those eyes those daik sparkling eyes. Brewer. Ray And still I study, but the teach- ers don't think so. Brewer, Richard Allen I always say 'fshat l think. Brown. Alta Geneva She smiles when she wins and she smiles when she lases. Buchanan. Darrell S. There have been 'hire brilliant men gn my time: Dpperilieimer, Bnsfegn and l. Bush. Carroll Wayne Men hke bullets, .ga llIllliFlFSf when they are smtzwlit-st. Campbell. Shirley Shes an Gil'GlCLlY1fl gzil in every respeft. Carr. Romie Edward l hke school . . , that's why I keep going. Bridges. Frank Gordon. lll Time on his hands and love in his heart. Bryant. lean Carol Her hair, as il ly magic Charm, remained in place all safe from harm. Burris, Annabelle Sweetness gs her trademark. Campbell. Billy David llils :gat :ity WA with a c'raf:lc in it. f l 2 Carlock. Herbert William, Ir. Through man speaks God. Chidester. Dick He's a hero in more than football Clay, Iames They say that Clay is an ear- thy material and a very sub- stantial propery. Cohen, Lillian Sho has one foot in her niouth and the other on Colvin, Marshall Meade For has a iolly qooi fellow... Cook. Alva Don Ain't nothing the inatter with this worldf Cox, Mary Iean She thinks twice before she speaks and then says nothing. Culpepper, Bessie Marlene Why talk when there are so many to do the talking. f l r .5 l NN F' . if -. V2 it va g?:7Y 'Ee l' 57:2- W ,, ,Ms . - in Coats, Anna Bess Silence and modesty are ihe laest ornaments of woman. Coles, Anna Elizabeth .ie lieail wi., inelt lnetoie lit-I s'r le Commer. Thomas Hall CDIIIIHOU SQAHSO LS l'lCf LTC IC all. Cook, Iimmy Allen lf you c'an't tell rne why. I don't lielie-ve it. Cross, Iames Frank Hes just a playboy at heart with only one request, Lets have a party. Cummings, Gerald D. VVorry never made a fellow qreaty therefore, l refuse to be bothered. Darby. Billy School would be fine for him if it furnished foot sfccls. Dean. Sarah Elizabeth Wisdom is knovgnq what to do nexty skill is knowing how to do ity and virtue is dcznq it. Dempsey. Oscar Lee lake it slow and easy if you Want to keep my pace. Dildy. Iennalea Ayers 1 kncw the sexe? ot happy Lv- inafforever sazl the seas but keep the heart zn gait. Eden. Evelyn I can be as qoca as I please if I please to be good. Enger. Carol Lorraine The gold of her hair matches the gold oi her personality. Davis, Betty Zane A girl with a purpose can't fail. Demetre. Ierry Larkin l-le's always Cooking on the back ournerf' Dent, Sarah Elizabeth Shes a girl who does her own thinking, Eaves, Audria Fay Theres that :gal with tlie sunny disposition. Ellison. Benjamin F. The better you know him, the more you like him. Farley. Billy Ioe He just talks and t-a-1-k-s! Fish, Raymond I'm one Fish that wont live in schools all my life. Forgey, Beverly Ann Shes quiet only when she is too astonished to talk, Fratesi. Harry David Thought is aeefer than speerh. Green, Hazel Mae Hazel is quiet kind and a lady. Hamm. Laura Iames all real This cute littif 'gal is no Ham g shes genuine and strictly full oi fun. Hansen. Hilda Frances I-lere's a small lass who accom- plishes biq things. Foreman. Mary Lena Everything about her is nice. Forqey. Richard Harold Good looking, at least that's what most qirls think. Goodman. Lora Mae Shes complete LU feature and in znind. Gresham, Lillian Ann Here you'll find :harm and the Qzke, mixed vxrlt feminine Ctirzos tty. Hankins, Edna Dorothy Still Water runs dee-pg I always look before I leap. Haralson. Eugene l have six minutes to spare. Hmmmm . . . l think l'll go to the library and study, Harper, Louise A sweet qirl with a pretty face who will fit well in arty place. Harris, William I. Boys I'm from Texas. Hays, Wesley Wayne lt's cgoinsl my principle to tlilnlcg let someone else do it for nw, Hemmert, Iohn Edward, Ir. Hts 'grand personality blends well with his exceptional talent. Herrington, Gordon Ray He hows at the shrine ol athletics. V' 2' fi Hicks, Ioe He did nothing in parxoulcxr and did it well. Harris, Marion Ioyce Vlef only vvislt that there were more like her, Harrison, Maxine Helen A ripple of laughter, cr bundle of fun, to fill that order, slie's the OH9. Heisier, Marynell Sllll S riot G ititnd for thoutghts to 5155 into, U heart for love to travel tlirou' gli. Herring, Lonnie Happy Qin l from cure set freep why are they all not contented like nie? Hestand, Samuel Richard sw-s lxzztzseli os he would have others s-1-3 him. Hipp, Gloria lean Her-e're talent brains, and per- sonality, all in one delightful girl. Hoque. Robert Lee With his shy hat peifect sfnile, his presence is wcithwhile. Holmes, Iames Edward Thiee hqhtsw the sun, then the moon, and himself. Howey. Iames Allen Pugpy love is the ncittiial ltr, qinninq of a dcas hte, Hunt. Iohn Baker I-le is abreast with the best and ahead ci the test. Hutchinson, Nancy Ruth Have a good time today, for tomorrow you may not have a Chance. Iames. William Thomas l-lis many friends bespeak a winning personality. Holden, Barbara Ann Hex face gs her fortune. Hooker. Cloyd Talmadge To be an honest man is to he one in a thousand. Huckaby. Bobby lean Het smile makes each day at this hle worthwhile. Huntley. Margaret Ann Mother Nature decreed that one small mind with all the :iia-is shoqld shine. lsom, Ida Ruth She holds her own in every class. Iiannas. Mariorie She-'s a hve-wire with a shoit circuit. Iohnson. Betty Hyde She has frczded schosi luzicks for voolc lvccks. Iones, Iames David Hes iris' C: sheep :rx wel: 5 H711- img. Kelley. Carl Raymond Woiry and l hclvt- rin-'Jer iii'-I. Sh Kendrick, Margaret Ann e says little but fixings ::1Q:I1. Kerr. Alta Marie H worth made size shed tower the-ru all. Lake, Charles Ann 'When there- is nothing else to do at nzght, I studyf .v ' -an -g5Q'5Qf. msg. Iohnson. Otis Patrick, lll Politeness, good manners, and grwsfprifxiiry ore- his wirminq I-wiriis. Keclhey, Mary Sie' is .,'Gfi1I.lFA :f standing cilorliz ' AZ slxfil r'rf J.?: izczvr- t . Kelly. Bonnie Virginia EVIIIH4' is igzffoj with fl ready uriswer Grid on Irish Wit. Kenney, Gilbert Leo. Ir. if-5 hos rrxozfr spirifs than or moon' shme sfiii. Kinman. Richard Ernest His personality and looks are his Ricl1es. Lawton. Carole Ann Sw-eetnfi-ss ueatness and looks- she has the-m Gil. Leath, Arthur Everett Thinking is but an idle waste of thouqhtf' Loomis. Sallye Ann llerefs one girl who 1sn't afraid ol G Spook McBryde. Eloise Shes lvroad ol mind, lata ot heart, and always l-:incl McCollum, Iosephine Silence- is golden and talent is the 25th rarat. McPherson, Della Marie There are two sides to every question--my side and the wronq side. Matthews, luck The Spook is really quite a solid fellow. Lockncxr. Mary Ramona l-ler disposition is luetter than gold. Lupicu. Iewell Frcmcesl Her over-acundanffe of yerscnalf ity makes her a priceless oem. McBurnett. Searcy Delaney. Ir. Women . . . now l Coelzl write a good theme on thaf seliietgx' McGcxrity. ldolio l-ler good humor is our bright fair weather. McRae. Madie Louise Dates . . thats what l live lor. Matthews. Molly Kay lt's better to wear out than to rust out. May. William Bronson No woman enters my mind. Miller, Anna Mae Cupid must use a machine-gun on her instead of a bow and arrow. Mitcham. Ioy A friend of whom you are always sure. Moon, Fletcher Leon The Moon has a aieat af'rai'- tion. Mooty. Douglas A man without a sweetheart is like a fish without water. Moseley. Iimrnie Victor 'Better late than never. . ... WW , iifff 5 '- we .iz t , rw-- Q Meeks, Iohn Edmond Dont let the name fool you! Minton. David Lee l'ie's just ari old womcinhaterp but theres still time for him to make a fool of liiiiiself. Mitchell, Reba l-'ay She makes life worth livinq. Moore. Carl Iames lust Call hiiii Red Morgan, Carolyn Sue She's always pleasant and has loads of personality and poise. Motes, Elizabeth Shes a saint without a halo. Murray. Dorothy Elizabeth A quiei tongue rnokes a wise head. Nall. Anne Nive thinqs come in small pack- oqesg well, here's cr small pack- uqel Nichols. George Any kind of learngnq exc-rg-1 that hom books. Owen. Iames Leon Perfection in operation -what cr wonderful machine is rncrn. Patton. Rebecca Elizabeth Here is C1 good comhinoiion ol nice looks and cr sweet disposif tion. Polk. David Norman For nature made him what he is, and never made another. if ::,..,: JF we I . .6 iv f' 2 Q if I sf ' w'v:f. 2 Murphy, Margaret Leatrice Shes a little qirl with a biq smile. Nethercutt. Martha Shes fun, friendly, and irolici- some. Nordin. Billy Ray Hes still qzcing when the qoinz gets tough. Parnell. Doris We missed a treat by not havinq her socner. Pfeffer. Barbara Ann Shes so sweet, so cute, and so much. Porter, Donald I toil not, neither do l spin. Price, Charles To pass or not to passp that's the question. Puckett, Frances Annetta To be loved, be lovable. Ramsay, Frances Icy Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see the shadows. Reasoner, Houck William, Ir. A patient and Co-operative man is a pattern for a king. Reed, Mary Voncille Don't bother me with facts. Reed, Patricia Ann l-lere's the 30 degree angle of the triangle. Prickett, Robert Ioe He sees all, knows all, but tells nothing. Rainey, William Thomas, Ir. I-le is a wise man indeed who is really smarter than he thinks he is. Ray, Billie Ann Heres the 60 degree angle of the trianqle. Reed, Harry Martin lt's not that l'm lazyg it's just that work and l don't agree. Reed, Mattie Leen She has a qood mind and a warm heart. Ridgway, Margaret Donalda Live while you live, I would say: and seize the pleasures of the present day. Riley. Peggy Ioyce She's too wise to be waoed. Robinson. Iohn Vincent l'm mcvina ony l'll soon he acne, Rodgers, Maxine It is quality that zcunts. Sauter. Carolyn Ann As a regular atl she wan her lame- Dancxna is her nuddle name. Semora. Barbara Ann Shcws little erzicfgen, acwcrn- plishes much wzzh no commo- tiara, Shelby. Mary Lana, Curly hair, and eyes that glow make Mary a qiil that all should know. W Roberts, Roberta Shes naturally nice and nice, naturally. Robinson. Robert Gerald Results are the rinqs on the hands ci surcess. Sanders. Ross Wade He is the passcfssor of these ad- ieclivesz tall, dark, and hand' SQYUG. Scott. Marianne Pep, raise, and personality. Shannon. Merle Anita lx's safer lzeinq meek than des rierate. Shepherd. Hosalee l'm a bald, had man. Shepherd. Sue Carolyn lt'il take an ace to catch this trick. Sheppard. Louis C. His mind is his kingdom-his will is his law. Slaten, Zena Lynne l-ler eyes have a language all their own. Smith. Bennie Ann But still her vocal Cords ran ang but yet, her hearers were not bored. Smith. Donald Eugene l'm not braqqinqwlm just tell- ing the truth. Smith. Sally She is as good as she looks. Sheppard. I ack M. All great men are overworkedg I feel a bit tired myself. Simmons. Marietta Sharon If flirting is a sin, you'cl better pray for her. Slaton. I.aVerne She is loved by several, admired by all. Smith. Derwood l have to plan ior things as they happen. Smith. Dorothy May She Came, she saw, she Went into action. Smith. Shirley She's our dark, dazzling brunette. Spriqgs, Harvey E. I always keep a 'Do Not Dis- turb' sign on my brain. Steed, Margaret Elizabeth A smile is one medium of ex- change that is always worth much more than its face value. Stephens, Harold Leon Meet 'Leon the Lady Killerf Sullivan, Barbara lean Give me solitude and quiet, and l'll do something about it. Temple, Io Ann Earth seems more sweet to live upon, more full of love because of her. Tillman, Iim Ellis Presenting Gentleman lim. Staples, Roma Lou Romance. Ahl Romance. Stephens, Eloise The rule of her life is to rnalce business a pleasure and pleasure a business. Sturdivant. Hubert Nelson, Ir. Good natured and liked by all. Teague, Samuel Berris has a little nonsense along with some common sense. Tidwell, Betty Lou Dirnples play hide-and-seek on this cute girl's cheeks. Towery. lean He-re's the 90 degree angle of the triangle. Triplett. Mary Alice And even though unanswered. she would question still. Walker. Delmes A bluff a day makes school Work play+and many a clay l've blulied 'em. West. Annie Iane Good character is an asset in any lite. White. Martha Ann Why work when you can talk? Wiese. Iohn V. He's sometimes wise, but usually otherwise. Wilcox. William Patterson All great minds run alonq the same track-why do I have to be a third rail? Waldrop. Cherie Ann She's the winner of the telephone endurance contest. Welch. Frank Edward None but himself can be his parallel. West. Kenneth Hes a character a la Carte. White. Nina Iean Her bla irown eyes reflect her quiet charm, Wiginton. Nancy Mae She's up and doing with a heart for any late. Wilkins. Leila Quietly she slipped into our hearts. Williams, Florence Anne Lauqh and be happy, for to- morrow you may graduate. Williamson. Charles Thomas, Ir. Pete is the life at the party. Wilson, Thomas G. He appears quiet and studious, hut appearanres are often de- Peitful. Wolfe. Beltye Io Vv'ha s in a name? Woodfield. Kathryn Nelson Inconsistency in love doth show fickleness in mindg she's definite- ly ronsistenf. Word. Wanda Lee The kind ot people one can read like a hook are not so easily shut up. Williams. Gerald Edward l-le is a luoy who 'grinds' it out and helps all who call on hun. Wilson. Bobby Lynn Life is too short for one to hustle. Winqard. Iames Thomas if 'Silenie is Golden' hell lie buried in Fort Knox. Wood. Margaret Ann Nfzthirixg fliariris like Cliarni. Woods. Mary Elizabeth Polveness is good nature regu- lated by good sense. Wortham, George Means He smashes the plays of a heavy lineg he does his best every time. Wright. Barbara Iune Wright, Kenneth Gerald Wroten. Iudye Yaney. Iohn Raymond Zack. Peter George Go where she will, she Even the snail is my Her golden locks outshine The right combination of Hes aman among men a will make her mark. rival in speed. the sun. work and bluff for gradu- gentleman among ladies ation. Skitch , Kat ,, Levy O. G. Butch Ace Buns ,,,,, Bud ,,,,,, ltch L Booky , Baby ,,,,,,, , Little Dxcl: ,,,, Bones Diamond Lil Cissy HAVE YOU FAILED TO FIND ONE OF YOUR FAVORITES? PROBABLY THEY ARE LISTED HERE ACCORDING TO STUDENT NOMENCLATURE Adams, Miss Vivian , , Akenhead, Lewis Baim, Beverly Blackwell, Owen Griffin Blohm, luanita Brabston, Billy , Brewer, John ,, Brewer, Ray ,, , Bridges, Gordon Buchanan, Darrell ,, Carr, Bomie , Chidester, Dick , ,, Clay, lames Cohen, Lillian Coles, Elizabeth Fat Cook, Iimrny Bubba ,,,, ,, ,,,,, Cross, Jimmy Shots ,,,, ,,,,,, C ummings, Gerald Beazy ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, D avis, Betty Zane Country , , ,,,,,, Forgey, Richard H. Little Eva ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,, Miss Gammill Claudie B. ,,,. Garrison, Claudius Bartholomew Reverend ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, , , Hall, Rex Lulu H Ham, Laura Lex ,, , Harris, Bill Max , Harrison Maxine Squeaky ,,,,, , Hayes, Wayne Dilbert Hemmert, lohn Red Y,,,,Y,,,, , ,,,.,, Hipp, Gloria Grandma W ,,,,,,,,, Holden, Barbara Pee Wee ,,,,,,v, Howey, Iames Smiley ,,,, - ,,,,, , Hunt, John Mag ,,Y,,, ..,,, , ,l-luntley, Margaret ldie , lsom, Ida Ruth Dugan ,,,,,, Bo ,,,, Sonny ,,,, Bich Cubic Centimeter Dink ,, ,, ,, ,, Spook ,,,, Molecule ,,,,,,,,, Money Mind ,,,,, Bonnie ,,,,,,,,, Shorty ,,,,,,, Congo ,,,,,, Dumbo ,,,,,, Becky ,,,, Pud , Slide Rule Fearless Scottie Little Bit ,,,,, Rosie ,,,,,,,, B. A. ,,,,, , Missy Pinky ,,,, Buzzy , ,. Preacher ,,,,, Roc , ,, ,, Spider , , ,, Waxy ,,,, Lillie ,,,,,. Clem .,.,,,,.,,,, Hollywood ,,,,, 'Woodie ,,,. VVorrn ,,,, ,, Big lohn ,, , , larnes, Billy Kelly, Bonnie Kenny, Gilbert Leo Kinrnan, Richard Love, Mr, C. C. McBryde, Eloise ,, ,, Matthews, lack Matthews, Molly Kay , , ,,,,, ,, Minton, David , ,,,,, ,,,,, M itcham, loy Morgan, Carolyn Sue ,, ,, Nordin, Billy Ray ,, , Owen, Leon Patton, Bebecca Price, Charles Prickett, Robert Sanders, Boss , Scott, Marianne , ,, Shelby, Louise Shepherd, Hosalee Smith, Bennie Ann Smith, Shirley , ,, Stephens, Leon , , ,, Teague, Samuel Tillman, lim West, Kenneth ,Welch, Frankie ,, ,,,,, Vifilcox, Bill ,.,,,,,,,Wilkins, Leila ,,,,,,,,,Williarns, Anne ,,,Wingard, Sonny Wood, Margaret Ann ,,,,,Wortharn, George ,,,,,, Yaney, lohn , . For memories that around 13,653 cling. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT To those whom we don't care whether they're concerned or not: We, the illustrious and revered class of 1951, being ot sound mind and as strong in body as tour years in the salt mines will permit, do hereby publish this, our Last Will and Tes- tament, in which we generously relinquish a tew bits ot cherished property and dispose ot the remainder, which is trash. To the faculty, the senior class leaves a nice long summer vacation tor relaxation after the wild hair-raising year ot 1950-51, Richard Forgey smokes his last smoke on smokers corner and gives his place to his Uncle Dickey. Maribeth Breshears bequeaths her most Wreckless driving to Millie Lee, who accepts the title without a blush. The Senior football stars leave to members ot next year's squad a generous extra point tor a boost and the everlasting hope that next year Little Rock may be humbled in the dust. lo McCullom, Most Bashful Girl, gives her title to Beverly Simpson, who, we are sure, will have no ditticulties in overcoming this complex. Miss Honeys seventh period senior English class leaves the editing ot next year's Winged Zebra to any class brave enough to take it over. 'With loud and despairing sobs lames Howey surrenders Martha Lynn Rugg to the next lucky guy. Cissy Coles leaves her doll-like appearance to Gloria Clark. 1-losalee Shepherd bestows his tuba to Charles Corkill, who can't possibly be as big a bag ot wind as Hozabellie was. etf . . . HQS againl Cleaning out C?l Smokers' Corner We need escalators! Two rninutes together. Zebra Door of Parne Precious paper LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT tContinuedl Margaret Steed wills her cutting shears to any future Pine Cone editor who doesn't mind criticisrn. Betty Lou Tidwell sorrowtully resigns her typewriter which is next to Mr. Scoggin's desk to another pretty typist. Iirn Tillman leaves his treasured book on How l Keep My Slender Lines to Douglas Holden. Leila Wilkins hands down her Detective Stories and her eggrbeater to Patsy Shell. Gloria Hipp sadly gives up her job as hash-slinger in the N. H. S. concession booth to Nella Stringer. Ray Brewer leaves his title as gentleman of leisure for the past six years to Tornmy Stewart. Martha Sue Mullineax gets Molly Kay Matthews' rnuscles. CPolishing the school trophies is great exercisel Carolyn Morgan and that Chevrolet, in which she is always taking oft,---take ott trorn these parts. leanne Bonar bestows her originality upon Mary Warriner, who doesn't really need it as she has a lot oi talent in her own right. Kenneth West wills several D's to Ralph Mitchell, who has become bored by getting so many A's. CContinued in Ad Sectionl Caught . . . three Pine Cone Snoopers! THE KNIGHTS AND LADIES Best Athlete Sweetest Most Bcxshful Most Talented Most Popular Friendliest David Lee Minion Frankie Welch Iimmy Holmes Cissy Coles lo McCollum Gloria Hipp OF THE SENIOR CLASS Cutest Class Romeo and Iuliet Most Likely to Succeed Sarn Hestand Richard Kinrnan Bill Wilcox Sue Allen Shirley Smith Marianne Scott N YIQI crrde l Worker Hardest Worker, Campus Loafer Best Dressed Most Likely to Be Remembered Kenneth West Ross Sanders Meeks Gloria l-lipf: Betty Lou Tidwell Margaret Ann Wood .-f ' ,qu-P' THE KNIGHTS AND LADIES UF THE SENIOR CLASS Wittiest Biggest Politician Biggest Woman Hater Best A11 Around Biggest Man Hater timmy Cross Iohri Meeks David Lee Minton Margaret Ami Wood Marianne Scott Peggy Riley WY, , 7 PQCUVLUP5 9 Rf I I Q NN -A f i. 1 I I -4 i I W 1 Qf.,4rU5 f' , -- gf: if .955 .gcw WCB WSL, ,Q e ,N is 5,4-an f ,, f J f -an L Q' 'nryfl of x.......-b -N...,-, Q-Q., v,,, .,,, 5, .M a 56, Q 1 au., N x iw, S 4. .V-vw, A i'-ffxl' K f 2 -wifi. -3 'E -X' Wiz 5, STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW McCollum Hollenbe k Perdue Rowell Martln Ilannas COHH19 Cork1ll I Harrrs Matthews SECOND ROW Oqlesby Mrs Watson Helster Moore Causey Burr1s Wooley Srntth Coles THIRD ROW Walker Townsend Blackwell Noblrtt Mltchell Atchlson Spharler Charle Corktll Meeks Hunt Stevens K I-Iarrrs Wllllamson Sheppard Mr Love NOT IN PICTURE Itm Trllman Robert Reed Anne Clemmons Marllyn I tndley Every Tuesday morning th1s year at 8 05 a convocat1on of sleepy eyed students commonly referred to as the Student Coun c1l came together m Room I for the purpose of mtelltqently d1scuss1nq the problems ot the student body Remembermq her fme work of last year the Counc1l aqam dec1ded to elect Mrs Watson to ass1st Mr Love m hls work as the Councrls sponsor At the hrst of the year th1s qroup was troubled w1th t1m1d1ty but soon found ttself capable ot enough dlscussron to consume more than the before school pertod for the bell usually rang be tore the motron for adJournment was made It was not a case ot all talk and no work The Counc1l handled capably the usual Jobs of pubhshlnq a student d1rectory polrshlnq the trophles and postlnq monltors to keep order at all the starrways As an other proyect the Counc1l set up a number of requlat1ons concermnq school partres Iohn Meeks Ann Rowell and Charles Corkrll were sent as delegates to the Natlonal Stu dent Councrl Conventlon at Oklahoma Crty They were accompanred by Mr Love It can be truly sard that 195051 was one ot the Counc1l s busrest and most prof1t able years OFFICERS Presrdent Vlce Presrdent and Chaplrn Parhamentarran Sponsor Assistant Sponsor Iohn Meeks Iohn Hunt Molly K Matthews Mr C C Love Mrs R B Watson I , , , ' , ' . ' , , S ' I I Secretary tcc,t, ,.........,.,...,,tl..tttt,t..t,.........,t.,..t,,t,,ttt,llt.. ,.lLL....,t.tttt,tt,,.,...,.tcltttttvvl,..,.......,.t,.,t E 1 izabeth Coles PINE CONE STAFF ln any year one ot the hardest workmg school organ1zat1ons 1S the Pme Cone Staff sponsored by Mxss Io ephlne Martm Desprte the tact that 1t had to meet the obl1gat1ons ot a greatly 1ncrea ed budget the statt a complrshed a number of feats beyond the regular call ot Journalrsts For the txrst tmqe the paper was publrshed on the thrrd week of school wrth a temporary staff The staff parttclpated 1n the T B seal campa1gn Darrell Buchanan won trrst pla e rn the county tor h1s poem A Pre e ot Br1ght Paper fxolumns were wrrtten weeqly about hte at the hlgh school and publlshed m the Sunday Commerclal The edltors Sue Shepherd Margaret Steed and Ieanne Bonar began a new system for TIXIHQ the responsrbrllty for page make up Though the sponsor Mrss Martm was often held 1n suspense wondermg mf they were golng to make the deadlrne the staff always managed to have the Pme Cone on the appornted day and thus gave many stu dents the chance to say Look l got my 'ne rn the pa er' FIRST ROW Bogy Ram ay Cohen Han en Morgan Bonar SESOND ROW Stepherd Wlllrams Lake To knar Kelly T1-HRD ROW l-lerster I-lankms Breshears Motes Mlss Martm rOURTH ROW Steed Buchanan Hutchrson Balm WIGSG HFTH RCW Reasoner Pnckett Rob1nson 1 1 1 - 1 . . . . N Q .1 . , , 1 . Q F- . . . - - , L . - A . 1 1 ' 'N - 1 . 1 r- - . X. 1 . . 11 . 11 , V 1 . 1 1 . 11 . 1 . 11 ff- 1- . V 1 . ...Ar 1. . 1 ' Q Q - , -1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 . - P ' ' f- p . 1 , , , .1 o , . ' I I 4 1 I ' -1 1 . . - - 1 1 1 1 - . , , . ZEBRA STAFF FIRST ROW Semora, McCollum Slaton B Smlth Ilannas W1lk1ns Scott Wood SECOND ROW Holden Blohm Matthews N Wh1te Rowell Pfeffer THIRD ROW Lawton Lupxca H1pp McPherson Born M1ss Gammlll FOURTH ROW Enger S Sm1th Davls Huntley Holmes Perdue FIFTH ROW Corklll Hunt Howey I Sheppard Bush L Sheppard SIXTH ROW W1lcox Meeks Have you ever had the mad desrre to tear your ha1r'? Well we have many tlmes On several occastons we felt llke throw1ng Ye Old Annual out the wmdow or 1n the waste basket But we struggled on and th1s rs the result We had to buy another new camera th1s year Lou1s Sheppard has proved to be a very relrable baby sltter for 1t and Iohn Meeks has been a very capable snap shot ed1tor We chose B1ll W1lcox as our able and wlse edltor wlth Shlrley Smlth as h1s keen assoclate edltor Barbara Pfeffer served as advert1s1ng manager and Io McCollum served as buslness manager Both gtrls had qulte a 1obl LaVerne Slaton staff book keeper was an efflclent worker wlth the busrness staff Le1la W1lk1ns staff secretary was often seen pleadmg W1th the staff to meet dead hnes and threatenmg to take away Oulll and Scroll pomts 1f they dtd not Barbara Holden was the consclentlous orgamzatlon ed1tor and Carroll Bush was sports edttor The three class edrtors Carol Enger Mar1anne Scott and Margaret Ann Wood had seruors wonder1ng Just what squ1bs would be by the1r names and whether or not they had made Whos Who Benrue Ann Smxth s drawlngs and lack Sheppards talent wlth make up are dts played throughout the book We could nex er have put out the annual w1thout the excellent help of the followmg unsung heroes lohn Hunt Barbara Se mora Nlna lean Wh1te MarJor1e hannas Carole Lawton lewell Luplca Margaret Huntley llmmy Holmes Iames Howey Qlorla Hlpp Betty Zane Davls Molly K Matthews Iuanlta Blohm Frederlca Born Marle McPherson and our sponsor Mlss Eva Gammtll Davtd Perdue Charles Corklll and Ann Rowell selected by the staff as Iunlor repre sentat1ves got Just enough 1nk smeared on them to make them excellent staff members for l95l 1952 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 - 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 - 1 , 1 1 - - 1 1 1 - 1 1 - - . , . 11 11 . . . 1 . - 1 . . . 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' 1 . . 11 11 11 . , ' . 11 . . . . . 11 11 . . , . . 1 1 1 - 1 1 A 1 1 1 . , , . - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I - 1 11 1 . 11 . 4 OUILL AND SCROLL 'WE 995 FIRST ROW Vsfood Cohen Bonar Slaton Eogy Smlth SE OND ROW Steed Ramsay Enger Bre hears Barm THIRD ROW Hlpp Motes Scott Sreplerd lV'cPherson FOURTH ROW Her ter l-lankms Wrllrams Kelly McCollu'n rlFTl-I ROW L Sheppard Wrlcox Meeks I Sheppard Pnckett NOT lN RIOTURE Barbara Ptetter Lella Wllklns To be el1g1ble tor Oulll and Scroll me bersh1p Zebra and Pme Cone staff membe s nave to be rn the upper thlrd ot the emor class have done outstandrng Journallstt work rn Wflllflq edrtmg art or busmess man agement and have the re ommendat1on o the orgamzatron sponsor Iournahsm tu dents must have a sample of therr work approved by the Natlonal Exe ut1ve Se re tary of the Ourll and Scroll ln Ourll and Scroll members of the Zebra and Prne Cone staffs work together and be ome the be t ot tnends Of course throughout the year they l1ke each other anyway but the make bel1eve rtvalry 1S a lot of fun rms yedr twenty erght cadaldates tour teen Pme Cone and fourteen Zebra statt members were 1n1t1ated at the banquet held on March 24 at Carr Memorlal Methodlst Ohurch A very tasty menu was planned by Shlrley Smrth Dorothy Hankms Mar garet Ann Wood Anne Wrllxams and Nancy Bogy l.e1la Wrlkms Beverly Barm Lrllran Cohen Ioy Ramsay and Brll Wrlcox planned an amusmg program wrth mag11an Iohn Meeks The de oratron commlttee leanne Bonar Marranne Scott Marrbeth Breshears and Barbara Pfetfer used the Ou1ll and Scroll colors blue and gold ln a very art1st1c way OFFICERS Pre 1dent Robert Puckett V1 e Prestdent lohn Meek e retary Marynell Herster SPONSORS MISS Iosephme Martm Mlss Eva Gammrll , ,,., 1 C. 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C Ii f-. . b C , ., NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The mne Honor So lety rnernbe s who v ere ele ted 1n l95O whrle Junrors started the year ott wlth the annual tea tor ea lee s and oraanrzanonal pres aents On the Sa urday n1qht before Halloween he so 19 y spon ored a qay carnlval wlth aun ei nou es fortune tellers and good toodl blouse or lvlaqr pre ented by Vr onseroorn won ttrst r1e e be oftmlprw Cot n ar trnrty one ude ts 1 e ty Jo enrors ana n1ne JIHIOTS were sele ted nernbershrp by an unnamed cornrn ttee at ht teachers To be el1q1ble tor thrs honor C student rnust be 1n the upper thrrd of h1s cla s and ex el 1n the four pornts of leader la scholarshlo character ard ervrce New members were 1n1t1ated and pr '1 ed rrns dunnq an as embly on Marct Ptns wer purchased w1th me rnortey e o 16 y earned by operaunq the con stand ct basketball aanes Un t e mc, t ot March l5 a tornaal ba lonor of the new nernbers wcs ed at 1 e T 1n1ty Ep1scocal nurch Parr UUS9 UIHST RCW Born hanncs Bre hears Co e S ot McCollun1 Slaton Wh te SPCOINID HOW Sennort Taylor Cana Han en Pfetter S S e nerd Rus t cllHD HOW Srn1th Kerr May L Jes Ravve l W1llc1ns QJHTH RCW Strmaer HQISIGT H A ar1t M Pt erson IFT HQW Bonar Wood L Ste ra Hun RJ ar'an HHOVV W1 ox NexsP et ae VENTH HOW Mr Farr sort sp nso C QT IW Pl TURIL I ,1 Holrne 'ny Mc e ey nc Lo indr OFFICERS Fxrst Semester L:flor1a Hlop Pres1dent B1ll Iames Vrce Presrdent Sue Shepherd Secretary Se ond Semester Mar e McPherson Hobert Puckett Barbara Pfetter It 1 ff? , . 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A 1 , . , M A I . , . W 'N 14 I 9 A A L- . 1- Akenhead, Lewis Andrus, Carolyn Atkinson, Celia Beal, Tommy Bean, Ioe Bolin, Truett Brewer, Iohn Brown, Geneva Burris, Annabelle Chidester, Dick Coles, Elizabeth Carollo, Frank Dildy, Iennalea Enderby, Margarette Foster, Cleola Glover, Carolyn Hankins, Dorothy Hipp, Gloria Holmes, Billy Holmes, Iimmy Howey, Iames OFFICERS President Samuel Teague Vice President, ,, ,, Don Smith Secretary , , Elizabeth Coles Treasurer H ,, , Shirley Smith A CAPELLA CHOIR Hudson, Carolyn Hutchison, Nancy Iames, Billy Iehlen, Shirley lones, Buddy Iones, Mary Virginia Kent, Sally Lindley, Marilyn Lupica, lewell Marino, Anne Martin, Helen C. McCarthy, Buddy Mead, Ann Mitchum, Ioy Moore, Ierry Nall, Anne Oglesby, Billie Faye Owen, Leon Pack, David Poss, lean Poynter, Donnie Bidgway, Donalda Rowland, Amelia Shollmier, Richard Smith, Don Smith, Mary Sue Smith, Mitzie Smith, Shirley Sparkman, Ioyce Teague, Samuel Wallace, Robert Welch, Frankie West, Annie Iane Wilkins, Leila Williams, Anne Williams, Mary Frances Winstead, Maurice Wroten, Iudy Yaney, Iohn Young, Bettyed CHOIR Prtch please' These famrhar words could be heard any day tlfth perlod Just before the cholrs harmomous C77 outburst rn song The srxty two volce cho1r under the capable d1rect1on of Mrs Ella Mae Wrrght w1ll st1ll remember the mad rush up to the Prnes Hotel arrrvmg Just 1n tlme to present a program for a c1v1c club luncheon They wrll never forget the annual Chrlstmas con cert 1n the Hlgh School Audltorrum Whlch had as 1ts theme Carols Around the World All emoyed the LION s Club Mrnstrel ln whlch the cho1r sang The trrp to Montrcello wlll be remembered tor the renewrng of old a quamtances a delrcrous ham drnner and the good natured bus drrvers The cho1r as embly clrmaxed the year s cholr programs REHEARSAL TIME Ofhcers Mrs Wrrght and Pranrst Everyday practrce Program soon Long to be remembered are the famous last words of Buzzy Teague presrdent Lets vote on ltl Everyone held h1s breath and then applauded when ecretary CISSY ooles called the roll m1nus the roll book Shrrley Smrth treasurer and Don Sm1th v1ce presrdent were usually seen talf1ng up money or pornts CNe1ther mrnded whrchl Everyone wondered how Glorxa Hrpp ac ompanrst could ever frnd a pre e of mus1c on the p1ano The poor musrc momtorsl To Mrs Ella Mae Wrlght should go all tlre credlt for the accompllshments of thls years A Capella Chou' for 1t was be ause of her 1nsp1rat1on and gurdance that each cholr member could say There s Somethlng ln My Heart That Makes Me Smg HWY If . 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BAND Ian1ce Adams LaNell Allbrrght Yvonne Berry Ieanne Bonar Marlbeth Breshears Darrell Buchanan Shrrley Burks Orlan Burnett Bobby Burrxs Ierry Cohen Tommy Cornmer Charles Corkrll Connre Corkrll Mary lean Cox Travls Cox Molly Crump Ann Ezell B1lly Ioe Farley Georglanna Farrell Ellen F 1nley Raymond Frsh Homer Fox Loure Galloway BAND MEMBERS Bobby Gllrner Charles Glover Laverne Goodwln hmmy Gary Alvrn Haustexn Kayo Harrls Marynell Herster Iohn Hemmert Sam Hestand Bobby Hohman Douglas Holden Beverly Hollenbeck Charles Huckaby Lanelle Hunt Waverly Iackson Maryor1e Itannas Freddre Ionas Ann Lake Shelly Le1rer Lrnda Mann Henry Marx Howard Mead Iack Means Frank Merrltt Charlene M1chael B1lly Mrller Carolyn Sue Morgan I1mrn1e Moseley Sam McBr1de Bobby McCoskey Chap McGaughey H D Pornter Clarence Qurnn Houck Reasoner Iack Rrchey Ann Rowell Martha Lynn Bugg Emrly Sanders B1lly Sanders Glenn Schenk Pat Schrader Wallace Schroeder Mar1anne Scott Barbara Semora Hosalee Shepherd Sue Shepherd Marletta Slmmons Irmmy Skxllen Bennre Ann Smrth Don Spharler Nella F Strrnger Phyll1s Str1nger Mary Ann Taylor Ioan Terry B1lly Thomas Everett Thomas lack Walker Mary Warrrner Buddy Whxteaker Iohn Wrese Tommy W1l1S Barbara Woods Bucky Wortham Iames Wrrght Terry Young George Zack Pete Zack Kenneth Burns Bill Henslee I. D. McDonald Tommy Stuart THE BAND I could be put rn J rl for what Im thrnkrngl often sald Dlre for S rubby Wat son as he both reprrmanded and entertarned the band Thrs group of nmety four talented r'1us1c1ans has been sklllfully led 11 march mg by Drum MaJor Charles Glover asslsted by the herald l1ne made up of Marynell Helster Sue Shepherd Marranne Scott Phyllls Ann Strlnger Shrrley Burks and Ann Rowell W1th sleepy eyes and tlred a hmg feet the band made 1ts way through mornmg rehearsals pep ralhes parades con erts d1re tors cl1n1c and the Sprlng Festlval At tl'e end of the year band keys are awarded to the ten students havrng the greatest number of pornts under the present CGIVICG po1nt system based on the followrng servmg as off1cers play1ng solos and ac ompanrments berng a member of the pep band and pass1ng a r1g1d rnspe t1on before each performance Also the member who nas done the most rn servrce to the band IS awarded the Beverly Brldges Cup wh1ch IS tlce hrghest re ogn1t1on a band rnember can obtaln OFFICERS Presrdent V e Presldent Quartermaster l Practrce 2 Who lras my French Horn? Marynell Herster Se retary Sue Shepherd Darrell Buchanan Busmess Manager Pete Zack l-losalee Shepherd Band Queen Float New horns 1 V I I IL ' rv , , , . - - , c ' , ' . , c ' , ' , ' ' the Band Queen Drive, football games, the . ' . 3. . . r 4. . i . 2 I DRAMATICS CLASS Don t turn your back on your audtenc l Even rt they dont ltke your looks tts not good stage etlquette Such const ucttve cr1t1c1sm from thetr teacher Mtss Mxrram Iones enabled tlne members of the dramatrcs class to learn tlne ssentlals of actmg Thetr stage adventures began wtth the presentat1on ot two one act plays Just before the Thanksgtvlng holtdays Sa urday Ntte Revue was an or1g1nal scrlp wrt ten by lohn Meeks Glorla l-llpp and Itmmy Cross helped wr1te the songs Tle other was a comedy Qutet Plea e ln De ember stx members from the class took part ln a radlo show tn cooperattoc wtth the Tuberculosls campalgn The class also entered tlce Russell Patterson De lanta tton Contest won by Sam Hestand the lunt r Chamber ot Commerces contest I Speak tor Democracy won by Btll Wtlcox and Commencement Speaker contests The last two are new add1t1ons ln March the class attended the Speech Fest1val at Lrttle Rock where entrants were placed ln all contests Brll Wtlcox was awarded a Supertor rattng 1n poetry readlng Dorothy Walters won Ex ellent tn poetry and prose reddtng Sue Shepherd mon Excellent m pro e readmg As the ZEBRA goes to press hamrners are be1ng loeard throughout the lohn Allen Bulldtng The class rs rede oratmg scenery m precaratton for tne seruor play Years Ago whlch prorrt es to be as great a suc ess as rts prede essors EIRST RCW Blohm Eden Pletter Wood Srruth Sl eoherd SECQND ROW Rldgway Locknar Whtte Enger Trdwell THTRD RCW l-lestand Meeks Wlllramson Brldges NCT lN l3lCTURE Btll Wllcox Hllda Hansen Carolyn Sauter Se rcy McBurnett Erederl a Born Mrss lones 11 1 . . , Q rx C, , , .J . 1 . .1 1 11 1 s 1 . 11 11 . . 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LIBRARY STAFF FIRST ROW Ramsay I Merlo Barranco Clark D1shongh Cox SECOND ROW McCollum Loomrs Stephen Mrs Eddlns N Whlte Strrnger THIRD ROW Hlckman Terry Hendrtx Wooley Brewer FOURTH ROW Shell Matthews Hughes Wrlson FIFTH ROW Cflatstem Ftnley Starmer SIXTH ROW Hooker Reasoner Commer He'nmert NOT IN PICTURE Martha Ann Whtte Mary Foreman It takes only a few mlnutes after the flrst perlod bell for the crowd of eager beavers to collect around the hbrary desk some che k1ng out books others renewmg them and st1ll others d1gg1ng deep for money to pay that ftne that somehow Just shpped up on them Dur1ng the course of the day there have been th1rty smtlmg staff members to help wtth the students problems We often thought that Mrs Anme Eddlns the super vlsor was a walktng encyclopedla for she always had the answers to our questtons Durtng on of tl'e1r buslest years tloe staff pre ented an as embly tn tlte form of the BOOK FAIR they arranged bulletln boards partlclpated IH the Hallowe en Carnl val and made preparatlons for the new ltbrary The btg event of each year IS always the Award Assembly for at that t1me, out standlng members W1ll be pre ented wrth hbrary ptns as servlce awards OFFICERS Ftrs! Semester Second Semester Tommy Commer Prestdent Sally Loomls Martha Ann Whtte Vrce Prestdent Molly Matthews Ioy Ramsay Secretary Elolse Stephens - 1 - 1 1 1 1 - . , , S, . , . , . ' I 1 A l I . - 1 1 1 - . , , . . , I , I . . . , . . 11 11 1 D . . C L , I -, S S . n . . . , K' I I I I A - I 1 . 1 . . 1 T - Q . , .. , . CHEER LEADERS PEP SQUAD e o t e clneer leader s to promote s bool sp1r1t I ET TO RIGHT M1ll1e Lee Marqre Fore Sue Allen Betty Lou Trclwerl nkre May Barbara Pfetler iitxv' Tbe rurpo e ot the Pep Squad IS o Ioste qood sportsrnanslnp 1n every Nay possible rod nout tbe yecrr and to encourage qood eerrnq at all qarnes FIRST ROW Mrs Ray Toler,sponsor,Hawlc1'1s, Breedlove, Kent, Hamm, Ba rn, Altscbul, Mrss Frances Atlcrnson, sponsor SECOND ROW Stone, Srnrth, Ramsay, Slrnpson, Branch THIRD ROW Kenney, B Waldrop, Starrner, Slaton FOURTH ROW Carnpbell, Lake, Kelly, Relcl FIFTH ROW C Waldrop, Bryant, Bradley, Daugherty SIXTH ROW Andrus, Shell, Thornhlll, Wrlharns, Horns SEVENTH ROW Blueroclc, Dlshonqh, Hudson NOT IN PICTURE Anne W1ll1arns TPL purpose I , f s I A A c ' . 'C . ' ' - - 1 'v',, - , -'-' - I I -f I f lvh 1 N . . ..,,. ,J S A . f I IF I ' I I ,I I V , , J s I , A Y , , . y ,. L A, X, f --'-' 'Y ri 3 I 1 Q Daw, Q y t x ' K' E. rx . A I 4 I 1 5' I ' f Q , 3 ' s f . 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THE SPANISH CLUB THE LATIN CLUB The purpose ot El Cluh Espanol rs to acquamt the students wrth the cultural background I our Spamsh speakrnq nerqhbors Mrss Vrvlan Adams and Mrs Irm Prrmm were sponsors FIRST ROW Fore Rowell Bryant I1annas Ramsay Wood Semora lone SECOND ROW Cross Kenney Ptelter Hrpp Harrrs Eaves Brewer Means THIRD ROW Trotter Perdue Strrnqer May R1 hard on Drshonqh Ruqq Sander FOURTH ROW Prrchard Dayrs I Shernpard Rushxnq Poss Frnley Rams S Shepherd FIFTH ROW Baker Iohnson Vrttrtow Whrte Eaves Enderby C Matthews S Mattlre SIXTH ROW Bumpass Meeks Parnell Kohl reld Sallee Baker Bot SEVENTH ROW Iarrett Granderson Wallace Orton If rs ww The purpose ot the Latln Clulo IS to promote more rnterest m thrs lanquaae and to af' quamt students wrth 1ts loenetlts Mrs T I Collter made an excellent sponsor FIRST ROW Morton, Burks, Commer, Tatum, Cfrayenrmre, Baugh SECOND ROW Terry, Rerd, Bachert, Mann, B Dewlln Wrllranos, B Hollenloe k, E Devlrn THIRD ROW Cady, Marx, Buckley, McNen1a', Cf Hollenbe lf FOURTH ROW Werse, Hutt, Thomasson, Mrs COIIIG' 3 ' - ' ' . ' - . ' ' . : , , , ' . , .M , S. 3 , , f f , , V - ' ' 'r' Q ' Q - 1 1 1 f v -4 1 1 1 - -H I I , , , I . , , , . ' , . . TNS. 1 , . , I . I , - , , S. r . A 'J 2 A ,Tim A, 4 Y 4.-253 l g , SM . 5, V I SI ' 5 . ' gift? I 5 I ' Eg fuk?- IE ff' l FUTURE HUMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Mrs, Milton Barrett and Mrs. Harry Lindsay, have informed us that we can find any- thing from a model to a perfect little housewife in this group of young ladies. FIRST ROW: Harmon, Iiannas, Morgan, Goodwin. SECOND ROW: Stone, Hooker, McEwen, Woods, Dent. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Lindsay, Heister, Bluerock, Lary. LETTEBMEN'S CLUB FIRST ROW Welch B Holmes SECOND ROW Owen Hardister Higga on Edgington Williams Herrtngt n Wortharn Nordin Iames THIRD ROW Brabston Townsend Mooty Reed Teague Beal NOT IN PICTURE Iohn Hunt Iohn Brewer Being a member of the Lettermen s Club is a distinction granted to athletes only Mern bership represents skill plus a large amount of hard work This years club was sponsored by Coach Iefferson Farris The officers were President Bill Holmes Vice pre ident Billy Nordin Se retary Iirnmy Reed Sergeant at Arms Gordon Herrington FOURTH ROW: Cook, Hardwick, Mcliall, Steelman, Stone, Hall, I. Holmes, Iohnson. HI-Y The airn ot HifY is to teach clean. Christian living. Many informative speakers have lzeefi heard throuqnout tne year. Delegates were sent to the April convention in Stuttgart. FINCI-IER'S HI-Y IRST RO'VV: Henslee, Want, Atherton, Avarirt, Holloway, Ridgeway, Wright. SECOND ROW: Moseley, Reasoner, Corkill, Bush, Sanders, Richey, Mr. Travis Fincher, Mat lock, Liqon, Tipton, Dempsey, Sheppard. Six , ff , 0 2 . .ng 3? - - r---'-1 2 6.4 KRARAS HIY FIRST ROW Norris Howey Wortham larnes Harris lackson Ouinn Hutt THIRD ROW Triplett Walker Willis Mitchell Cohen Buchanan Gilmer Cornrrer Stephens Ritchie Massey Noblitt Chidester Mr lack Kraras FOURTH ROW Kesterson Wiese Houstein McBoyde Burris Reed Rucher Daniel Spharl r Slade Hayes McCarthy Harris Hoque SECOND ROW: Vittitow, Pack, Moore, Meadi Stuart: Kinder, Marx, Hohrnann. Future Teachers of Amerrca Rbl RCW M ollurn o e l1anna Ramsay Enger CND RCW Hooker l-lonkms l-l1o Berry Matthews Wh1te CT lN PlCTURl7 Ramona Lo lnar Mar! Sue S1n1th Beverly ljorgey Do ot be s r Il ed 1f orre oy you fue our ol spr ng hemg taught by one ol the a ly ne e tu l student Tins grou onsored by M1ss EJa C3CIl'Il'Il1ll hors naae u h progress 111 learn1ng ab ut tl e prof Future Tradesmen of Amerrca RST RCW McCar1y Ballard Reed W1g 1nton Tr1plett CND RCW Murray Shannon R1gg1n l-larr1s Baldwm Tl-HRD RCW W1ngard Por er H1 k Bore ky Campbell l-lerr1ng FC1,RTl-l RCW Clay Frate1 Srrnth Hara on W1l on ll you want good GIV1 e look lor a utu e Tradesrnan Tl'11s t1ne grouo under e leaaer hm ol M1ss luan1ta Baldw1n 1 rnmg o te r3u1nes wo1d o atu 1 ex er1en e Sale Drrvers Club FIRST RCW Ba1n1 Shelby Born hannos Blohn'1 SLCOND RCW Mr F1nCher, sponsor, Bohn, Berry, Sm1th, Stone, Sturd1vant NCT lN PlCTURE Coach Tornrny Taylor, sponsor The Sale DTIVQTSI Club lS a new organ fatlon, lorrned to IITIQYOVQ the student's dr1v ng knowledge and sk1lls and to help others to pract1ce the rules of safety T- ,W l f. Y W H , 1 1. . - rip 1 , , .. 3, , S. , . 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Jrlder mis leaderslsip ,roups r lo ys ' C221 'egliiis of ri In he hroeess TH feorn from . on Fri, :loo ..A. l 353. rom, 13 f1YI'lC.A les oz oporrs:-l,-rsf.', , . .L leful LUGG. 1950 ZEBRAS r RST ROVJ 1dGSlGT T Holmes Owe'1 sto e We VV1ll1CIl'l'WQ I-lerrmqtofl Beal Moory 'Worm SL OND RCW Nordm Edqmqton Smllhey Hcrrclwl k Lobry lvlcljoll Hunt Brobston J' Reed Hlqqosoo Tl-HRD RCW Clowers Molock McKr11ql'1t Steelmon Norrrs Re1d Dolrymple Rucke Hmson Morqcm rOURTl-l ROW R Reed rlordlsier B Holmes Rennes erq Marks R1 hey Lemons Morfews llerrfl T y AANAGERS Townsend Cook Brewer Iolinsorl poo hes Terry Howell -sung, -up -1 ,,-.,,,.-aaa-.awww r 7' d 'N rf f o . Jluclo ul e C su- F Z os s r r , 11 C C1 o f o C Cl ' v , N I e o rr , or 0 oe e ll e t C . e 'W o C 'D Nfl e , , l A l L ea .0 e. 1 . e we or fo o s snow F A r v--, f-vw, P1 M idx, - - ,I 4 ' ' mmm L ' . VU . ,, J. .., 1, ,l , .,.., . ..,, ., , , . .r.n..l1r. -f, . . . , -,A . o . , , - , V ,,,, , . , .- . . , 1 1 , A f , +1 , - . ff , . - f . Y - .w -A R' A N wer . . , , . . , .M , A , o , . , r, .,,.. -o, .ol N.. 7' . .' . L, , , , .., . A A ,. . o . , . 4 . A 4 nu! 1 T 4 1 , ,,,,, lv V M, 1 4 1 - I 1 J , an . 'g ' u -, X x I A I. ....V., ,W EARL DIXIE HOWELL TOMMY TAYLOR Coach Howell turned in a very successful year as backfield coach for the Zebras. A native of Talla- dega, Alabama, he graduated from the University of Mississippi. He played halfback for Ole Miss, then turned to professional ball and played for the Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco '49ers. At the close of the football season he was recalled to active duty with the Marines. Coach Taylor, a native of Eve:- ing Shade, Arkansas, attended Arkansas College at Batesville for one year, after which he transfer- red to A,S.T.C. at Conway, where he received his degree in Physical Education. He was outstanding in basketball, and was selected to the ALL-AIC team. The Zebras are very fortunate to have Toms my Taylor as their basketball coach. THE MANAGERS IEFFERSON FARRIS Coach Farris succeeded Coach Busby as Zebra end coach in l95U. He graduated from A.S.T.C. and later received his Masters Degree from Peabody College. While attending college, he letter- ed in football, basketball, golf, and swimming. His education at State Teachers was interrupted for two years while he served in the Navy. Without the active but unpublicized members of the football squad, Peahead Town- send, Don Cook, Iohn Brewer, and Ralph Iohnson, the Zebra team would never have been fit for public appearances. These boys washed uniforms, socks, and players. They ban- daged wounds and mopped the floor, became able masseurs, straight men for players jokes and amateur psychoanalyists. 'TX ,fu 'Nw September 15 Pine Bluff 25-Marianna 0 ln their opener, the Zebrds had little trouble in de-fedfing fvforionnd on ci muddy field. They scored the first time they 'ook cornmcind of the boil :ind were never behind. The Holmes brothers both mode 7C- ydrd runs, but only limmys counted. The Porcupines thredff ened only once dnd were held on the five yord line. September 22 Pine Bluff 45-Ionesboro 0 The Zebrds showed promise ond displayed ct voried dttock dgdinst the Hurricanes. The home tedm led only l4-U dt hdlf time. The Zebrds gdined speed ond power ond scored 31 points during the ldst hdlf. The scoring wds led by Dick Chidester dnd George Worthdm. Pine Bluff's line gdve little ground ond showed much improvement over the previous week. October 6 Pine Bluff 45-Catholic Hi 13 Vfith five pdsses cxccounting for five scores, the Zebrcxs rnoinf tdined cr slim l9-l3 ledd dt nczlf- time, lirnrny Holmes pcissed to Gwen, Mooty, ond B. Holmes for counters, while the Rockets Gdsper pdssed twice to Mdy for tollies. Pine Bluff wds not to be denied, ond scored four more times in the lost holf, holding their opponents to none. October 20 Pine Bluff 59-Camden 13 The Zebrds cldshed with the Cdmden Pdnthers for GH edsy victory. The line led by Hord- wick, Begl, ond Stone, stopped the Pdnther dttdck cold, dnd opened up the holes for the powerful Zebrd bdcks. Bill Holmes scored three times, while brother lim pdssed to Chidester, Edgington, ond Nor- din for the other three touch- downs. November 3 Pine Bluff 59-Fordyce 6 Even though on o cold ond rdin drenched field, the Zebrds bod on eolsy time of it by dee feoting the Fordyce Bedbugs. A score wds mode olmost every time the Z's hdd possession of the bdll. The regulors ron up Cl score of 20-U in the first qudrf ter, then turned it over to the reserves, who collected the other 39 points from the out! rndnned ond outclgssed For- dyce squod. November 17 Pine Bluff 40-Subiaco l3 The Zebrots trounced on Su- bioco to odd dnother victory to their credit. With pdssing the mdior fdctor, both teoms ot- tempted o totdl of thirty-five posses. Ground sldshes mixed with deridls kept the Zebro oz- tgck going the entire gdme. An outstanding gdme wos ploy' ed by linemen Bedl, Welch, Ld bry, ond l-ldrdwick. Chidester dnd Nordin picked up the most ground goin. September 29 Pine Bluff 39-Fort Smith 7 The Zebras moved to the Grizzlies' home field to meet their first conference opponent. After fumbling on the Fort Smith seven, the Z's scored suddenly when Billy Holmes intercepted a Grizzlie pass and stepped over. Pine Bluff scored on the first play the next time they got the ball when I. Holmes passed to Chidester. ln the sec- ond period limmy passed to Billy for another tally, and Nor- din followed soon after with a five-yard plunge. With reserves playing the last half, the Z's scored once, Edgington doing the honors from the 28 yard marker. Fort Smiths Bailey scored on a sneak after passing 50 yards to Henderson to set it up. The Zebra linemen were onstantly in the Grizzlie back field The game brought the first score of the season against t Ze ras BIG SIX GAME October 13 Pine Bluff 20-E1 Dorado 20 lim Holmes took victory right out of the Wildcats' hands by scooping up one of their fume bles and running it across in the last eight seconds of the game to make the score 20-19. He then kicked the extra point to give the game a story book finish, but still this did not break the 22 year old jinx between Pine Bluff and El Dorado. The Zebras completed 12 out of l9 passes, gained almosf twice as much ground, made almost three times as many first downs as did the Wildcats. ln fact, the Zebras beat the Wild- cats in everything but the score. Pine Bluff dominated the first half play, but their lack of weight and substitutes began to tell in the se ond half and tln Wildcats almost turned this ad vantage into a victory S ,iss 5, October 27 Pine Bluff 40-N. Little Rock 0 Dick Chidester scored four touchdowns to lead in the at- tack. The Zebras had very little trouble in winning the game and led at the half with a 20-O score. lim Holmes' passes to Douglas lviooty and Bill Nordin completed the scoring of the game. The Zebras made almost three times as many first downs as the Wildcats and completed eight passes for l48 yards. ln the third quarter, after reaching the five yard line, the Wildcats threatened to score, but due to a fumble they were caused to lose eighteen yards. There were no scores made by either team during the fourth quarter, leaving the score at 40-U and giving the Zebras their second Big Six victory. J.: 3, BIG SIX GAMES November 10 November 30 November 23 Pine Bluff S-Little Rock 53 With Edgington scoring the touchdown, the Zebras only were pulverized by the Tigers, who went ahead to win the state championship. lt was the most one-sided victory either team has seen in the traditional games during the last thirty- nine years. Punts and fumbles were both frequent for the Zebras. With the score 21-O at the half, the Zebras were still being held the last half by Tiger reserves who tallied three more times. Tiger linemen seemed always on the alert for any hole in the Zebra line. The longest gain made against Little Rock's first team was for seven yards. The Zebras seemed to have little or no success in whatever they at- tempted. For every five yards gained, a fumble or pass inter- ception was due. Pine Bluff 40-Hot Springs 13 On Thanksgiving day, Pine Bluff took the Hot Springs Tro- jans by a 40-13 score to end the season with nine victories, two losses, and a tie. Pine Bluff, playing without the services of several injured linemen, stop- ped the Trojan attack cold. The whole line broke through time after time with Beal and Brabs- ton leading the way to down the passer before he could get the pass away. After a tight first quarter, Pine Bluff's aerial and ground attacks were whip- ped into working order by lim Holmes. Wortham scored three times, Nordin twice and Leon Owen once. Buddy lones, the Hot Springs star, couldn't gain in his usual fashion. The results of the game made one Zebra unhappyg Iimmy Mc- Fall lost his two front teeth. Pine Bluff 0-Port Arthur, Tex. 33 On Texas' Thanksgiving day, the outweighed Zebras moved to Port Arthur to meet the lack- ets under a sweltering south- western sun. Pine Bluff receiv- ed, and after an exchange of fumbles, moved to the Iackets' 8-yard line on a series of Holmes-to-Owen passes. This was the only drive shown by the home team. Frank Eidon, Iackets' star back, led their first quarter drive to the Pine Bluff five, from where O'Brien drove across. Soon after Ediom passed fifteen yards for the Texans' second score to set the half-time score at 14-O. Early in the third quarter, Eidom ran a punt return seventy-five yards for a T. D. Pine Bluff's ground game was practically nil. They moved only through the air and gained ll4 yards on eleven comple- tions out of twenty-three at- tempts. 1950 - 51 ZEBRA 5 1' W 'fl R O .. '-12 is 2 ,. ,.,,. f 2 BILL HOLMES ITM HOLMES ROY EDGINGTON lluilfmrk q,llIIfff'I'1It1l'li l'4llUIPr14'k .XII-Stain AS' . ml SS? GERALD WILLIAMS IOHN HUNT PRANKIE WELCH Center Guam' Guard BILLY IAMES qJlllIfff'fI1fll'lC f if is .x A HM MCFALL Ccfnicr alfgkf HM REED End nm HIGGASON GRAYDON HARDISTER EDWARD LABRY ' Hfllflmclc H alffmck Guard LETTERMEN 1 . Q' av Q wx DICK CHIDESTER ' , LEON OWEN GEORGE WORTHAM Hrrlflmck End ' Fulllmck All-State if DOUGLAS MQOTY TOMMY BEAL GORDON HERHINGTON En Tackle Guard RICHARD HARDWICK BILLY BRABSTON BILLY NOKDIN T arkle ' Tackle Halfbadc ,K 4' A , 1 .. Q' 1 as q ' ROY HINSON ALWYN DALHYMPLE STONE End Guard Tackle :'-.: ..,.'. . if BIG SIX CHAMPS FIRST ROW Left to rfqht I Holmes L Owen I Reed B Holmes I Meeks SECOND ROW G Helrd I Mayberry I Stover W Srruthey L Stone THIRD ROW Coach Terry B Brabston W Hayes R Wallace G W1ll1arns Coach Tay lor Pme Prne Plne Plne Plne Pme Ptne P1ne Plne Plne Pme Pme Bluff Bluff Bluff Bluff Bluff Bluff Bluff Bluff Bluff Bluff Bluff Hot SDTIDQS 44 Shendan 32 Batesvllle 26 North Lfttle Roc Warren 36 Lfttle Rock 40 Ionesboro 46 Fort Sm1th 38 Fort Sm1th 27 El Dorado 31 Van Buren 33 P1ne B uff Pme Bluff Pme Bluff Plne B uff P1ne Bluff P1n Bluff Pme Bluff Pme Bluff 55 Hot Sprmas Catlrollc H1 Van Buren 51 Lfttle Rock 41 Ionesboro 54 El Dorado 30 STATE TOURNAMENT 45 North L1tt1e Rock 31 28 Fort Sm1th 39 ' 49, ' ' l , ' 44 ' 34, ' ' 52, 1 ' ' 40 ' Bluff 39, Warren 31 Pine Bluff 37, North Little Rock 30 ' 41, ' ' 45, ' 30, ' k 25 ' l 47, ' ' 47, ' 63, ' 65, ' ' e 44, ' 39, . 40' . . 1 38' . . 421 . I . THROUGH The Zebras started the 'SO-'5l season with a new coach, Tommy Taylor. Coach Taylor served as assistant until the middle of the year, then, at that time, the entire program was put under his direction. Pine Bluff's starting five consisting of lim Reed, Billy and Iimmy Holmes, Iohn Meeks, Leon Owen, played the major part of all ball games up to the time of the State Tournament. At that point Bill Holmes was out because of mumpsg however Iimmy Mc- Fall did some fine substituting. Louis Stone, lack Stover, and Iackie Mayberry also per- formed capably when put into the game. The Zebras started the season in great style, showing everyone concerned that they were one of the best. They won seven straight games before dropping one to Ionesboro. The Zebras gave the Little Rock Tigers a taste of their own medicine and reminded them of the late football season by taking the Bengals 65-4O in their first game. The next night was a different story, however, when the Z's lost to lonesboro 46-39. The week following their first defeat, the quintet met Fort Smith, one of the leading Big Six contenders. ln the first game the Zebras won in the last few seconds on free throws by Meeks and Owens. The next night was not as thrilling as the locals wal- loped the Bruins soundly, 38-27. The two defeats scored over Fort Smith seemed to push the Zebras over the hump in the race for the Big Six championship. They had defeated all the AAA teams ex- cept El Dorado, who had not won a game all year. This they did the next week when they trounced the Wildcats by a score of THE LOOP 42-31. After defeating El Dorado, the locals returned home to receive their second de- feat at the hands of the Van Burn Pointers. The game was a thriller with the Z's leading all the way, at one time by a margin of ten points. Nevertheless, in the last few seconds the Pointers slipped in a basket and toppled the Zebras by 35-33. The Zebras finished the regular season suffering only one more loss, this at the hands of Van Buren. They had a close shave at Little Rock, trailing the Tigers for three quarters before emerging victorious. Pine Bluff sewed up the Championship by sink- ing North Little Rock on their home court, 37-3O. In this game the Z's demonstrated a new type freeze, designed not only to hold the ball, but also to frustrate the opponent. The later lonesboro game resembled a college game more than a high school game. Both teams played fast ball and great ball, scoring beautiful shots and making dazzling plays. The tempo was exciting and most of the fans were dripping when time sounded. The Zebras had won 63-54. Most Zebra supporters expected the team to breeze through the Big Six Tournament as they had the season. But on the eve of the day of the game, Bill Holmes had mumps and Iim Reed sprained his ankle. Thus crippled, they lost to Fort Smith in the semi- finals. Despite the fact that the Grizzlies lost to Hot Springs in the finals, they Went on to capture the state crown. Iirnmy Heed was the Zebras' high-scorer and he and the Holmes brothers were named on the All-Big Six Team. vglqal LETTERMEN Iohn Mee4s Leon Gwen Lours Stone I1m MCFCIH hm Reed Ilm Holmes Gene Hexrd B111 Holmes Woody Smlthey Robert Wolloce lock Mayberry lock Stover P. B. H. S. BUILDS HEALTHY BODIES The best way to locate hidden muscles is to take qym. Before a thorough workout in one ot these special classes, a person may not be able to notice any muscles, but after- wards his soreness reminds him that they are all present. GCING UPI EASY DOES IT TRACK Schedule. April 7 Big Six Relay April 21 Stuttgart lnvitatlonal April 13 Camden Invitational April 28 Little Rock Invitational May 4 State Meet Little Rock W ik uw , -Q , 'W 4 N1- '1lnl ' I 5 . D I M I ., ,. Q A',,.4 :2,: V 2 5 Q l, , 0.9 li. 3 .Q is , ,ing Y Y P A-as ly: : Ns W W ,.,f. 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Per me BEST OE SERVICE in INQUBANOEWBEAL ESTATEeBENTALS Conqrotulciions, Seniors H F TPIOTTEPI Incorporated TAYLOR 8z CO E efmdczble ourteous Serv E0 Qver 40 Ye Irs Ioan Fwd Dcnlu I20 Ecxst PIII e G GILMORE PAINT gl SUPPLY COMPANY GOOdT1Ch Store N0 M0111 P 'Ie 480 BUILDING MATERIALS 208 Pme Phone 7005 N4-0'-4-QQ,-4-04. 4-,004-000,04-00 onqrcxtukitlons to We LIU s 0 IQSI 44 TAXI COMPANY INC PHONE 4400 ce ewdoole Toxm Qerv e CODQTGIUIGIIOHS Semors HOUSE OF BEAUTY 4-,.,.,,Q,,QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQOQ- Cor1qrc1tuIcmor1s Ceo 0 s Sldney Good Cash Grocery onqrc1tuIcmons BURNELLES CUMMINI5 S AUTO PAINTING WELDING E Pwone 6456 I I I 'A I 'I I I Eg v I I I 'I pn I I I I I I I I I I I H' I V 3 .5 I 'I :I 9 A W I' CD fn Q f' I I 0 I IU I ' 'I U1 I I G7 H1 I 'I :A ' I - I 'I A - g I I I I I I I I I I I 'I I I ' I I I II A If I I I 'I , I: I I I SA I - I -I , uf I I I I I x II I I I' I' I' I I ' 'I I I . I II I I In I, I I I I fi II . 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N ..,.,, N 5 43 Q ' I ' C I 1 I X ff V ' I Conqrortugcmozis t OOQYU U U IOUS I+ - J- 4- - I Se 1' S 1+ I I 'I 11 I- I- 2 ' . 1' 'v 4 l .g .5 3 3 Iv 2 for ' I - Ig 4 ig Co. g N 3 C 4, 5 U , I , ,I , s 4. +I PM I T1 MI YI Plxiuf .OD Q , ' I 'b r Q 4 1 :V 5 I I I w IUHIZZEF BIKES g 1 I PM 9 1, ' 4: : f' 'v I QGNGRATUl.AllGlJS SENIORS DALHOPPS ESSO SERVICENTER Stoo at tl e ESSO Bl rl for l-l trpy Votorlna Zl West Barraaue Plne Bluff Arn DON T YOU AGREE lt C been QG1d tla onlewlere clorlq t e wcy todays llla salon graduates lave r lSS9d orne baslc trut elr corcept of t Tlll e 'l Q placea by rellarlce orl Government IOVICGJ Se urlty We belleve sucb a obllosoplly and attltude are faulty Opportunlty 'lot Se urlty IS wlat our lab cnool graduates reall ould want For by worlclnq rlard na preoarlnq or elf one e own opporturllty and tllus Creates HIS own Se Uflly HAMMOND BAG 8: PAPER COMPANY Modern School of Buslness Attend the Sclool That Serves You Best 4- WELLSBUBG W VA Broncl Plant Plne Bluff Arkon as Clonaratulatlons Senlors of Sl SMITH PAPER PRODUCTS CO 304 Mulberry Phone 7307 Old Fcrshlon FROZEN MILK PRODUCTS Cbolce of r lavors lOO Blllnebart 61 West Pullen Phone 5214 Q :s-,,,:,:,,,,-,:::-:::,,,:::,,,,,:,,,,,:::,,:,:::::::,,,,- ::,-,,,,,:, . 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If '1 11 1, 1, I' 1 1 ,::::,::,:::,-,:,,::: .,.,., ::,,,,,-:,:,:-::-:::-,::::::::::::-::,,:.-, K' F' K., A I I -::::::,.-::.-,:.-::::::::::::::::,-::::::::::::::::::,,,,e ,::::::::,,::.. 1 '1 1, - , ., e ' iz, 1 11 . '1 L, 1 11 11 11 - 1 11 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 11 . 1 11 11 11 11 1 1 - Best Wishes Studebaker Cars ictmend T Trucks cmd Kentucky 'rculers Trucks B rrmcue W J WILKINS 8: SONS xOTTON MVR HPNITQ 'JJ ii M W Edlngton Distributor Putt Tire-, Tubes G Accesories IOOZ W. Puori- 24 Pirie Biuit, Ark, W ci Bti W CENTRAL TIN SHOP brieet Metal Work Made to Crcer New Grid Repair HOME OF BETTER HEAT SOOYSOZ Ea- Fifth Ave. Phone SOOO Y TUI G C i WADE BLACK r R 'r ',0k .,.,,.p0, ',,.,'Q4Q,440 ierry ' 'crrgrw ulcrtioris ,eriiors Chcxvls Gro 6. Mkt 16 W. 3th Pkorie 534 WILCOX MOTOR CO. E' I'7'l r A J... AQZT 'Nest C: A Tgoiie QTTJ ,,,,,:::,v-.-:,,:::,:::::,::.,,::::,T,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,,:,J :::::,,::::, 5 firing cz 'czticfis to th Class if 'Q51 : 5 5 s 5 Q 5 5 - - 2 ge is 5 5 f. . ,N . 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D 7 F yf 1 I Bn. -dm 0 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT lCont1nuedJ Barbara Holden leaves leer flannelette home ec mad nrghtgown to Shrrly DeWoody lust to be drfferent lrmmy Holmes takes wrth htm tlse longmg glances of the femrnrne portron of the school leavtng only a strrng of broken hearts Robert Prrckett wrlls hts supreme rntellrgence to Brlly Boy Thomas wrshrng to rarse the lad s grades Geneva Brown leaves nothrng to anybody Shes taktng tt all wtth lser Scrubby 1S left wtth a few more gray halrs by semor band members To Roy Edgmgton IS glven a Casanova manner wrth best wrslses for success from Carroll Bush who goes to wtder flelds The Senror Class IS sorry tt cant grve Tankre May what or whom she wants Molly Crump has fallen hetr to Faye Eaves opttrmsttc and good natured d1spos1t1on Sh1rley Smlth leaves her Whos Who re ord and Fer m1ll1on dollar Pepsodent smlle to Margte Fore Marlanne Scott leaves her tltle as t e sct ools clwttterbox to anyone w o can talk faster and say less than she can Tommy Wtlson and Mary Shelby leave hand tn hand The sen1or play cast leaves all thetr mtssed cues to M1ss lones Dtck Chtdesters p1nt srze IS left to hm ny l-ltggason Bobby Robtnson leaves chermstry lab to anyone who can smell up the whole school as much as he can Barbara Pfeffer and Ann Wtlltams after a years experten e at ad sohctttng grve to the lxbrary a Jolnt thesis on How to Make Your Ftrst M ll1on All sen1or home room groups leave all the chew1ng gun under the assembly seats to anyone who has the t1me to scrape 1t off The Zebra Staff leaves a dozen rat traps to next years staff to catch all Pme Cone snoopers whom they w1ll hold as hostages unt1l the Zebra Staffs sptes are returned llrnmy Cook leaves h1s tltle as most well rounded boy rn tl e SQHIOV class to Robert Locke who he IS sure wlll appre tate the honor Carol Enger unltke the rest of the sen1or class ts sorry sle has to leave so soon she s been here such a short t1me Sue Shepherd leaves an a1r of fl1rtat1on wht h IS powerful enough to work alone wtth out any personal agent Dav1d M1nton leaves hrs hand whrch has be ome muscle bound from p1nch1ng penntes to anyone who can frnd the pennres to prnch The edrtor Btll W1lcox leaves to the seventh perrod study hall a t1ghtrope walker to perform on the balcony ratl and to keep them entertarned Knowrng V1rg1n1a Favor would l1ke a few extra holrdays next year Zena Slaten wtlls to her her knack for obtarnlng acceptable absentee efccu es for at least 502 of the school year To the Junror representatrves of the Annual Staff Ann Rowell Charles Corklll and Davld Perdue IS left the warnlng Be Prepared And as the l95O 51 ZEBRA STAFF fmrshes the PIHIS we leave the hope that all senrors have as much fun readtng th1s record of a perfe t CPD sen1or year as we had preparrng tt . . ,3 , r , . 1 1 1 1 . . . 11 11 . . . . . . . . 4' I L I , . . . . 1 , 11 1 11 1 . . . 11 1 11 . , 1 . 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'1 . , 4, 1, 5 ' '1 4, 11 4, 1 ' 4, 1 4, 1 4 ' I 4 ,, fwmmw-K-A-Q..,,,. it tm! .3 544 1. Did you want something? 5. Mr. Scoggins, my books don't balance. 2. Yep, we're from the Ozarks. 6. Catching up on late world news. 3. The Three Musketiers. 7. Did I ever tell you the joke about . . 4. This is the happiest moment of my life. In order that there be no questions concerning our expenditures, we, the ZEBRA STAFF, present herewith our financial record. EXPENSES Custom built limousine for the editor S 40,000.00 Cadillac convertibles for all staff members 75,487.50 Aspirin tablets, sleeping pills, and stimulants 204.65 Maid service .. . .... .. 250.00 Redecoration and television set for annual room . 5,000.00 Ice bags .. ....i . .... ...cc. . . .5 25.00 Rest cures and psychiatric care for staff . 5,096.00 Salary for staff body guards . 900.00 PINE CONE sabatoging fund 500.00 Camera . . .. 1,000.00 Film C. . ....cc . .. .22 Typewriter .. 198.00 Typing paper . 5 Y .05 TOTAL EXPENSES Y 55128661.42 INCOME Sale of books . ,r ..,. .. .... S 30.00 Ads , ,. . . ....... .. . ....cccccc . 2.50 I-Iush money from students and faculty E... . 3,587.01 Bribe money from organizations .. 1,204.00 TOTAL INCOME . .. . 35 4,823.51 TOTAL DEFICITO. . .... 35123837.91 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS