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

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Hulse. Margaret Marie Hunt, Jolene Hurd, Lee Hurst, Velma Frances Her quiet ways make her life a mystery. Huselton, Thomas Wesley. Jr. He's a wholesome sort of fellow. Consistence, thou art a jewel! Hutt, Elizabeth Standley She's the girl with eyes that sparkle and shine, matched by a mood for fun that's divine. The fact that he says nothing is no sign that he has nothing to say. Ideker. Clinton Williams Snips and snails and puppy dog tails and such are little boys made of. Her voice is a celestial melody. Jacks, James Luck is what happens when preparations and opportunity meet; therefore, he is lucky. Jessup, Ervin LeRoy. Jr. Jeter. Nancy Louise Jiannas. John Stergos Johnson. John Paul Enough work to do, and She never said a foolish thing. He often argued and was Let him who would have wis- strength enough to do it well. sometimes right. dom seek it.

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Hankins, Rebecca Nell Harris, Barbara Ann Harris, Donna Rae Harris, Jeanne Wood Courtesy is the best policy. Her disposition is better than A merry heart maketh a cheer- She is his to have and to hold. gold. ful countenance. Harrison, Jesse You can lead a man to school, but you can't make him study. Hogan. Edward A little learning, thou art a dangerous thing. Henslee. Franklin B. He'd trade his diploma ior boots and saddle. Hooker. Charles Parker For men may come and men may go, but I go on forever. Hesse. William Lowrey To dash through thick and thin— Huckaby. Sybil Neal A soft voice is heard; an excellent thing is won. Hestand, Harry Russell Oh, how it would talk. Hughes. Shirley Words cannot express her infinite sweetness.

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Johnson. Robert Joseph When he made up his mind that he would do something he was absolutely right. Johnson. Ruby Kay Give her a chance; that's all she asks. Johnson. Sue The worst she kept, the rest she gave to us. Johnston, Robert Edward The ability to do something well is a quality relished by all; but the ability to do all things well is possessed by only a few. Jones. Clifton Rule No one has had more trouble keeping up with this Jones than Mr. Jones himself. Jones. Wanda Jeannette As merry as the day is long. Jones, Harrell The world's great men have not commonly been great scholars, nor its scholars great men. Kelley. James Capel Let us do or die. Jones, Lynn A witty woman is a treasure. Kelley, Johnny H. Outwardly indifferent h e seem; yet way down deep he dreams his dreams. Jones. Suzanne Never elated when one man's oppressed, never dejected while another's blessed. Kelley, William Ernest Varsity is the spice of life.