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

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Iames Francis Martin Intellectual, but not a boolcworrn. WM 1 MZ- 2, f Rui Algernon Martin, r. ne wh IS very sinE d to 7 fr' dsflxfsflery dear. I 0 Donnie Massanelli 'l think l am 'Falling in Love with Someone' 'I Wonder Who?' Freddie R. Matthews Fun-loying cmd caretreep the Way we would all like to be. Lottie Maupin Not only is she blessed with beauty and brains, but she can even cook. Edith Anne Melton A grand girl and a good sport. Helen Louise Martin lt's good to be merry and wiseg But it's better to be honest and true. Caesar Edward Massanelli. Ir. The largest is not always the best. Oscar Norwin Matlock. Ir. The merit of an argument is not how Well, but how long you can argue, Iames Tumer Matthews When those Zebras come out on the field, he surely will be misss ed. Mary Ann Mazanti Neat, sweet, petite, hard to beat. Edward Menotti There is rriuch good in the best of us, and he is one of the best.

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l- Clara Genliliska Lindsey One who did her job well: Where to find her equal is hard to tell. Paul Sanford McCormack S-c-h-o-o-l D-a-yese LOVE DAZE. Margaret Ozella McGariiy l say that it is as important to learn to live as it is to live to learn. Mildred Ieanelte McGrew Be everything which thou art, but be nothing which thou are not. Mary Louise McMurtry One can't always be both merry and wise: So I prefer to compromise. QU- . ,, Wflfwgjwz ' HW Charles Murray anninq Such handsomeness! Girls, hold yourhearts. WW Gladys Marie Logan One does not know-cannot know -the best that is in one. Burleigh Iohn McDonald A master mind for things me- chanical. Ierry Ann McGaughy A ripple of laughter, a bundle of fung To fill that order she is the one. Harold McMillan Such common sense in a teen- ager is not a common thing. lil 155 Will.i llan Maguire He's a go bet at playing the clarinet. Cecil D. Marks l'd rather be a fly and get swatted, than a worm and get hooked.

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Mary Lynn Merrick Her smile, her humor, all enfold, A heart lined with purest gold. Sally Myra Belle Miller lt l can't be with the one l love, T will love the one l am With. Martha Ann Mitchell A brunette who is a favorite be- cause of her looks and good work. William Taylor Mitchell lf at first you don't succeed . . oh well, skip it. Linda Louise Morgan A teen-aqer with a happy-aa steady look. Mary Catherine Moyers A girl Who's true and just: One whom all can trust. K Mary Io Merritt ln a school room, dark and dreary, I have pondered weak and weary. But Nevermore! Allred Richard Mitchell A sound mond, a sound body controlled by a heart of gold. Robert Buck Mitchell l love its qentle warhleq l love its gentle flow, l love to Wind up my tongue And l love to let it go, Charles Gore Morgan No words tit him as well as big and sweet. -Sc, e ,, mes rin As strong an ue as blue steel. Norman Neely At a market for smiles, he would become a millionaire.