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

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Miller. Billy Floyd Michael, David George His rugged good looks and pleasant ways win friends. Miller. Jerry Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow you may have to work. Morgan. James F. His earnest efforts will lead the way, To great achievements any day. Moore, Yvonne Demure, reserved, and quiet is she. Norton, Stanley Dale For a job well done, he's the guy. Pack, David You ain't heard nothing yeti Remember the drummer who keeps the beat. Remember the boy with the flying feet. Mitchell. Ralph Clifton, III An intellectual and a musical mind. Moore, Mary Jo Her sweet smile and friendly Hi! Will make you happy as she goes by. Nolan, Dorothy The jolly twinkle in her eyes reveals her friendly ways. O'Bryan, Gordon E. A boy that's friendly to everyone. Phillips, Clay Jordan, Jr. The trouble with people is they talk too much. On the things that matter, they

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Marino. Anne Her nimble feet and laugh so hearty Make her an asset to every party. Martin, Helen Claire Sincere in her thought and kind in her deed. Mathews, Charlotte Ann Just the right combination To make her a sensation. Mathews, Billie Faye A modest blush she wears, not formed by art. Mead. Ann Brummett Her eyes so blue, her hair jet black, She has beauty that most girls lack. Menotti. Catherine With a comb and a mirror in her hand She's always ready to catch her man. Marks, Joe You've got to be a football hero to make a hit with the beautiful girls. Marx, Henry Frank His 'shutter' is as quick as his wit. Mathews. Shirley Sue Love and laughter to her belong. Mayfield, Clyde Thomas Has his head in the clouds and his feet on the ground. Meeks. Doris Edna To serve others is her delight. Merlo, Johnnie Louise When opportunity climbs the steps, she'll meet him at the door.

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Pointer, Hubert Dawson Pointer, Sylvia Morgan With me, small talk isn't customary. I speak only when necessary. Preston, Rosemary To be as tactful as she, is quite an art. Quattlebaum Andrew R. ''Sure I can work, but I can have fun too! Rannenberg, Dorothy Ann Pretty face, charm galore Sweet disposition, need we say more? Reed. Barbara Ann She spreads about her silent spell. Reid, Billy Lloyd An athlete in the true sense of the word. A future as a wife was her dream. She must have had a perfect scheme. Price, Bennie Spicer Friendliness and manners are his formula. Quinn. Ben Raymond I never take things too seriously. Life is just happy-go-lucky for me. Ratcliff. Melba Fern 'Tis always noble to be good and do the things we know we should. Reed. Mary Faye Though she doesn't say much, She has a strong spirit. Reid. Charlotte Ann This gay lass with hair so blond. Is the type of person of whom all are fond.