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

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Shirley Roselyn Golden Everyone laughs and starts a riot, when Shirley gets tickled and can't keep quiet. A rare combination of beauty, charm, and unselfishness. Sharon Frances Hall If worry were the only cause of death, she'd live forever. Mary Cornelia Hankins She may be a small girl but she's a big pal. Robert Lawrence Gorman Good character is the greatest asset of any life. Ralph E. Gray Such common sense is not a common thing. Patty Sue Haley Silence is one great part of conversation. Larry Hankins We predict this Little bit will go a long way. Charles Thomas Harper He still has to show his romantic tendencies. Willim M. Harris Go on. little girls, with your play; I'm a bachelor and intend to stay that way.

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Patty Waugh Fulbright The greatest possession is self-possession. Bernard Dawes Gean A jolly good fellow that everyone likes. Peggy June Gibbins Her future shows great possibilities. Joe K. Ginn The class trophy winner of those games allied to—cards. Robbie Cullen Gardner A joy to talk to and a pleasure to think of. - Sarah Annette Gathrvght She's still going when the going Gladys Gibbins Quiet on occasions but jolly at the proper time. Frances Cecil Ginger Ginger is spice 'n everything nice. Marcelline Evans Giroir Happiness in life depends upon the quality of one's thoughts.

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Hurshel Earl Harwell. Jr. I'll do anything you ask me to; just don't ask me to do anything. George Hight He likes the girls but can't decide which one. Wayne Roger Hogan It's a grand old world and I'm not missing out. Paul Wright Hudson When there's nothing left to do at night, study. Beverly Ann Hopkins A giggle, a dash, a shriek, and a crash; that's our Bev. is a good sample of why gentlemen prefer blondes. James Arthur Ideker Carefree and full of life, with a dash of mischief. Patricia Ann James Studying is a waste of time and I never waste time. Perry Jacks His joys are as deep as the ocean; His troubles are as light as the foam. Larry Knox Joerden The halls of P. B. H. S. rang loud and long with his voice, laughter, and song.