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

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Luther Bell Women? Yes. I've heard of them!” James Anthony Benetz Give me my boots and saddles, and on and on he rattles. Warren Robert Benton More interested in developing brawn than brain. Linda Mae Blunk Her voice rings forth clear as a Bell.” Daniel Kaye Bolin A football star with a band of gold.” that's our Dan, sweet, brave and bold. June Carolyn Boyd Golden hair and a voice to match. Robert Aylmer Bell The sound of bells in his ears is Blunk, blunk. blunk!” James Benton V hen studies and basketball dash, let studies go to smash. Corolyn Evans Bishop Someone has said that you can be happily married -here's proof! Clarence Allen Bolin His mind is as fine as purest gold; he'll go far ere he grows old. Margaret Ann Boschetti To be near her is to love her, for she's a little bit of heaven that has fallen down to earth. Margaret Ann Bradley The person most worth listening to seldom talks until everyone else gets through.

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Patricia Ann Abernathy Kind hearted and sweet to all she may meet. Marvin Douglas Allbritton Let not the surface deceive you; anybody can look innocent . William E. Bailey “School is fine until rodeo time. David William Balentine Looks, talent, personality, combine to produce our “Gabby' Balentine. Richard Lawrence Bassett Long and lank, this witty boy has pulled many a prank! William Neal Allbright He “Dubs life with laughter. Norma Jean Al!red She's naturally nice, and nice, naturally. LaVerne Baker Friendliness is the key to happiness. Ortus Webb Barnett, Jr. If it be a gentleman and scholar ye seek, ye have found him. Fletcher Baugh A lady's man and a coach's dream! John Russell Bell What is worth doing at all is worth doing well!

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Mary Kathryn Branch Wanda Ann Bradshaw Love is better than fame! Joyce Jacqueline Brewer Sincerity is the first law of success. Virgial Olen Brooks He believes in goddesses, especially Diana. Penny Sue Brown A girl who is blessed with a calm, cheerful manner. Harold Laron Burke School would have been fine for him if it had furnished footstools. A branch from a tree of fine traits. Peggie Anne Brewer Even the gloomiest day looks brighter with her smile. Jerry Hasting Brown Another nice thing about not talking much is. I get the benefit of the doubt. Laney Lou Bryant A girl worth meeting; A friend worth keeping. Priscilla Jane Bussey Good humor and a pleasant nature accomplish much. Betty Jean Butcalis Why be quiet when there is so much to talk about? John Bunyan Capel His serious sides are few, but football and Carolyn are two.