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

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John L. Porter Bobby L. Powell The most studious boy in school —the night before exams. James Henslee Reed Thinking makes me mad. Why must I think? Surely you can see that school is not the place for me. Sybil Marjorie Randolph Appears quiet and studious, but appearances are often deceitful. Christine Elizabeth Rannenberg How faf her candle throws its beams! Benny Charles Reed A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men. Ethel Jean Reid A disposition like hers is priceless. Daniel Strauther Rice. Ill He frequently throws passes— even out of season. Dorothy Nell Richmond Cheerfulness is an off-shoot of goodness.

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Horace Aaron Morgan Harvey Dean Morman Daddy Long Legs, of the court. C. Robert Moseley Slow in appearance with motives unknown. Elton Owen Books make better study than women. James Harold Parnell His humor oils the troubled waters of the class room and brings on waves of laughter. Betty Jean Payne A package of fun. wrapped with friendliness, and tied with a great big smile. Wathita Ann Peacock Life without laughing would be death. Quick on the comeback. William W. Moseley A jolly good fellow. Pat Gus Pappas I tickle me. Andrew Guy Payne I think naught of classroom trifles, but concentrate on ducks and rifles. Jimmie Marie Payne Truly, she's a modern miracle; red hair withfuL a temper! Lee Roy Pevytoe I would study to live, not live

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Barbara Ridgway Sometimes she's quiet — some wish she were. Shirley Riesenberg t 1 1 1 I |J4 i . ■ Mona Lou Rogers Life is a mirror so smile at it. Sylvia Sauerbrunn She radiates good will. Chester Shaw Not a student but a pupil and a deer boy. The world delights in sunny people. Mary Lou Riesenberg Jolly and gay; life should be that way. Mary Ann Robinson Forgetful but not forgotten. Elizabeth Sue Russell She's herself. What mere could we want? Robert Douglas Scott A good mind and a good nature, make good friends. Richard Tilden Shelton Oh work, where is thy charm? Janice Comille Shepherd Speech is her love and all love to hear her speak.