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

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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

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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.

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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.