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

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Carlene Beth Jones Lawrence Edward Jones Quiet, capable and so sincere. David Merle Jones Politeness is good-nature regulated by good sense. Jo Ann Jordan Her care is never to offend and every creature is her friend. John F. Kimbrell He is among the first—the first to leave the building every afternoon. Wallace Lackey If silence is golden, he is twenty-four carat. His wit is the salt of conversation. Noelene Jones Quiet voice, sparkling eyes, ready to do the job no matter its size. Oneta Meyron Keisler She loves life minus lessons. Judith Lee King A gentle touch, a kindly life, makes a very precious gift. Beverly Ann Lee Friendly and kind, A nicer person is hard to find.

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Willard Virgil Hughes. Ill Snap, crackle, and pop — and then there's Fiz. Ralph Huneycutt O fie upon this single life! Helen Sue Hunt Above our life, we love a steadiest friend. Larry Ingram Worry never mace men great— therefore why should I worry? Herbert Marshall Johnson. Jr. How easy it is the night before, to get up early the next morning. Virgil Bruce Johnston Happy I am. from care I'm free. Why aren't all content like me? Cynthia Kathryn Hund’ey A nine word formula for a sane and happy life: Keep Limber and Loving, and a little bit Looney. Madelyn Ann Hunt She's loved by all in general and by one in particular. Mary Carol Hurd Gentlemen prefer blondes. . Merle Duane Jay You never know what he's thinking, even if he tells you. Patricia Lynn Johnson Fun-loving and carefree, troubles don't seem to come her way. Beverly Ann Jones Love, your magic spell is everywhere.

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Thelma Gail Lindsey Sparkling eyes and a mischievous grin. James F. Longacre Gee! Will I ever get out of school? Wayne C. Lowry Thought is deeper than speech. Darrell R. E. McCarley Just an old woman hater, but there's still time to make a fool of myself. Tommie Evelyn McCarthy A combination of personality, talent, and brains. Sylvia Lucyle McCauley Merrily she lives! Melvin Ross McClellan He speaks the universal language of man—music. Audrey Mae McCoy Her future is aglow with possibilities. J. Patrick O. McKenney You may agree or disagree with me, but remember, 1 always like a good argument. Mary Allie McColgan I've never had so much fun in my life! Martha Jean McGarity Never mind the future; do what you know you ought to do today. The rest is God's affair. Jerry Ray McKenzie He sits and dreams the whole day through. When the last bell rings, his dream comes true.