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

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Roy L. Morgan Sarah Bess Morrow I like work; it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours. Judith Allen Moseley For stirring up pep, she's the best spoon around. Pretty is as pretty doesl —Gosh, isn't she beautiful? Elizabeth Mae Moyers This maid hath ever a winning way; 'twould seem the fates adore her. George Allen Neece Recognition is the reward of accomplishment. Fernan Nimmeau Witty to talk with, cute to walk with. William Glenn Owen. Jr. Glenn and good times are constant companions. Pauline Dolores Nation Her friendliness is the instrument of God; her music is His voice. Delton Barry Neely Quiet on occasion, but jolly at the proper time for fun. Marvin Harold Norton. Jr. His pleasure is hi3 guide because the law is on his side. Noel Parrish A red head with determination that brings him success.

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Eddie Lou McOwen The aim is perfection -patience, the road. Betty Sue Malone She is gentle, she is shy. but there's mischief in her eye. Joanne Helen Magnini She's got those eyes—those dark sparkling eyes. Sidney Marx “To be on the right track is not enough. You have to keep moving fast or you'll get run over. Charles Edward Massanelli A grand fellow who's true to his work, his word and his friends. Nancy Ann Matlock A “Jim'' of wisdom, gentility and talent. Jo Ann Maynard Pretty, quiet and sweet, that is her witchery complete. Jesse G. Medlock “Speech is great, but silence is greater. Charles Dominic Messina When in the classroom, he suffered from voluntary inertia. John Moore Every fact he learns unlocks a storehouse of other facts. Carroll Mitcham “Girls aren't essential to happiness but they surely do help. Elmer Morgan. Jr. “Does it really do any good to study?

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James A. Patterson His desire is to deal in diamonds (of the baseball variety). James H. Patterson My dream — a school without lessons. Jean Elizabeth Patton In whatever God sees fit for me tc do. I will do my best. Leta Marie Payton She's cute and little and worlds of fun: And never stops cheering 'til the Z's have won. Mary Lynn Peyton One none of us will soon forget; in work she'll always do her bit. Frances Gay Pauly Her ways are wonderous to behold. Great achievements will be her goal. Edward J. Penn Why should life all labor be? There’s no sense in that as I can see. La Von Pierce The world loves her, 'cause she loves the world. Carl Franklin Preston, Jr. To him a heart is like that heavy line—he breaks them both! Gail Kathleen Ramsay She has ways all her own that many would like to possess.