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

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1959 volume:

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When you look through these pages in the years to corne, may you relive your eventful years at Pine Bluff High School. www n , A 5 ,MQ STAFFERS AT WQRK AND QTHERWISE What form, what aracel what Mari, it cah't be that load. As I was sayinqn The South will rise again. Hey, Wabbit! Caught red-handed, eh? Rally 'round the Hag, boys. An oriqirial picture. But I doh't understand. Toothsome grin. lust keep waikiriq. Posed, I s'pose. Hacked oft. Get those bills out! Ready---Aim- ' WS--CS ' f ! DEDICATION TO MISS JOSEPHINE MARTIN Because her hand has not only guided us to greater knowledge But to a better understanding of ourselves, And because she has shown untiring efforts to bring us the best. gm W! 5 ei? D E52 W ADMIN ISTRATURS I 79 ,J tw tl MR. C. C. LOVE MR. C. B. GARRISON DR. IOHN A. TRICE Principal Assistant Principal Superintendent WORDS CDF WISDCM Education is a continuing process, one which seems never to be completed. Whether it be in college or in your chosen field of Work, may your diligent efforts bring as much success as your high school experiences Your future success depends upon the efforts of your teachers, and the program of opportunity, and judge yourselves in terms each of you. My heartiest congratulations to the of your travels toward lives of continued velopment of your fullest potential. have given you. C. C. Love 'h school experiences, the lol. Make the most of each ities. The best of Wishes to Garrison c usefulness. Best Wishes for the successful de- completion of this first lap lohn A. Trice Mrs. Georgia Adams Guidance Diredtor B, A., Arkansas Collegeg M. A., University of Arkansas. May I have your attention, 17lL'Il8'C.,l Mrs. Avon Lee Baxter Mus-ir Director B. F. A., B. M., University of Okla- homag M, M. Eastman School of Music. Rememl9er, Choir, wlten you quit Izreatliing, you re dead. Mr. Ray E. Bruce Science B. A., Hendrix College: M. A., Meni- phis State College, Graduate work at University of Arkansas, Washing ton University, and University oi Minnesota. Hey, Hot dog! Get a liol do,g. ' Mrs. T. I. Collier Latin B. A., University of Arkansasg Grad- uate study at University of Arkansas and University of Chattanooga. Oli, youlre going to love tliis-V' Mr. Elmer L. Davis Inclu.s'trial Arts B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers College. 'glan your work and work your ., p an. U Mr. S. N. Davis Science B. A., Ouachita Baptist Collegey M. A., University of Arkansas. W'lien in Home do as the Rontansf' Mrs. Annie M. Eddins Librarian B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers College. You wont change positions until , ,, youve read your handbooks. Xi Miss Iuanita Baldwin Distributive Education B. A., Hendrix College, M. S. Uni- versity of Arkansas. Let,s be nice tomorrow because we re fom to have a vuest., I1 Mrs. Iulius Brown l Commercial B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers College. Ready-sciego.l Mrs. Gussie Carmical Social Studies A. B., Hendrix College, Graduate Woik at Peabody College and Uni- versity oi Texas. Oral reports are to lie ORAL, not read from noie card.s'.v Mrs. Frances D. Crawlord Secretary B, S., Texas Women's University. ls that my phone? -Mrs. L. D. Davis English B. A., Ouachita Baptist College. fd hate to see you at 8:00 olcloclc tomorrow tnorvig. ' on , t I. tile Gi! rs. Reva Qbihongh t ' Soc AT tuclies A O., H derson State Teach- e s , ge. t 1'5Pl1 eP', Mrs. George O. Ellis English B. A., Ouachita College: Graduate work at Arkansas A. 5. M. Open the widows before some- one goes to s ep. Mrs. F. H. Formby Science B. A., University of Oklahoma and University of Arkansas. Once again you will prepare your answer sheets. Miss Eva Gammill English B. A., University of Arkansas. lf I dorft see you, just throw a piece of chalk at me. Miss Patricia Gordon Physical Education B, S. E., Arkansas State Teachers College. All right, girls, that will e five laps around the gym Ui!! Mrs. Claud Grifiing Secretary The bulletin has already been typetlf, X Miss Roberta Hays Speech, English B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers College. Dv Tee-he . . . Isn't that cute: -V Mrs. W. E. King Home Economics B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers College. Girls, it's better to hade buttons than pinsf' Y O J , EQQJW' r. Iim Lockwood English B. S. , Henderson State Teachers College. 9' I may be smallg hut . . ' My Mr. George R. Franks Science, Geometry B. S. E., Henderson State Teachers College. It always happens that way . . sometimes. 1 Mr. C. B. Garrison ' A Math B. A., M. A., M. S., Henderson State Teachers Collegeg Graduate work at University of Illinois. Drift up here for a minute, if you please. Mr. Elgie Goss A Physical Education B. S. E., Henderson State Teachers College. Cahill, get on the linelv Mr. Geral D. Harrison lnclustrial Education B. S., Arkansas A. G M. College. It's three minutes 'til cleanupf' Hingl Ring! Mr. Marcus Kaufman Athletic Director, Math B, A., Ouachita College-5 M. A., Pea- body College. BE MEAN! Mrs. Guy Kirkley Social Studies B. A., Hendrix College, M. A., George Peabody College. I'1n not going to chew the answer up and drop it in your mouth like a mother bird. Miss Iosephine Martin English B. A., University of Arkansas. Who would like to have a con- ference with me today? Y Mr. Iames A. Miller Industrial Arts B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers College. g Quiet, or youyll get a lnoarcl foot testf' Mrs. Doris Morgan English, jo-urnalisnz B. A., College of Wooster. Do you have u IIl'lIlJll'IIlPU Mrs. Iva Roberts Social Studies L. l., North Texas State Teachers, B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers Col- lege: M. A., University ot Arkansas. .. Does anyone llflllff any new icorlrl .,, news tozlayf Mrs. Patty Rudder Secretary William Woods College-5 Hendrix College. Un Isn't it time for a coffee break. Miss Shirley Temple Commercial V B. S., Southern State College. But, girls, Mr. Love said that -U Mrs. R. B. Watson Matlt B. A., Ouachita. Guess tliat tears clown your play- house. N Mr. Ioe Willoughby Social Stuclies B. S. E., Henderson State Teachers College. Watch out for tliose air masses! s ' illiam Mitosinka ' ome Economics .t ., Arkansas State Teachers o ge: Graduate work at Universi- ot Houston. I Now that Bill and I lzaoe our house lnuiltf' A Mrs. lim Primm Spanish B, S. E., Arkansas State Teachers Collegeg Graduate work at Universi- ty ot Mexico. Favor fle dar su attencion a .. D Mrs. H. R. Howe Home Ecoclomics B. S. H. E., University ot Arkansas: Graduate work at University of Arkansas. Now I knew tllese pcoplef, Cl 5 22, Marie C. Senyord English, Social Studies A., Arkansas A. G M. College. 'Tm going to pincll your ears off and tlzrou: tlzcm in the -waste ,, basket. qv VJ 9,3-W, vwtfv' Wwe 1 T01 iwf' lwlblrs. Iames F. Townsend Stufly Hall Supervisor Arkansas State Teachers College, University of Arkansas. Wlzat's your trouble toclayfw Mr. R. B. Watson Band Director B. M., Hendrix College: M. M., Drake University. Its as easy as counting change in ,, a laundry. Miss Barbara Willis Commercial B, S. E., Arkansas A. 5: M. College. Look at your copy, class, not at your keys. NJ 5 mimi ff ,J s. Q. X . ' ' ' . , . CLASS EDITORS. Anno Rudder, Suzanne Fuass Robbie Kay Baggett Nothinq is lost by quiet observa- tion. Ray Barnes A newcomer who fits in nicely. Carol lean Belanger The gold of her hair is like the crown of her goodness. Bettye Rosetta Bennett She's clever and versatile- al- ways the best oi fun. Kathryn Ann Bohnert To knowg to loveg to esteem. Harold Glenn Booher Humor oils the wheels of life and helps to keep it runninq smoothly. Iames A. Baker 'Tis good to be both merry and wise. Iimmy Beavers An eager beaver always, but most eager at 3:45. Carolyn Ann Belcher From the top of her head to the soles of her shoes, she is honest sweetness. Charles William Bohannan He is an individual with a style of his own. Patricia Anne Bond Those who have chosen her for a friend have chosen wisely, Mary Lou Braliord She is babbling over with en- thusiasm. I Kaye Brassell When she makes up her mind that she can do something, she is absolutely riqht, William Morgan Brewer, III His jest-propelled speech is quite in tune with this modern aqe. Harold Iohnny Browning School isn't everything: in fact, it is not even second place. Iames William Bumpass Success is not luck, but determif nation and preparation. Ann Hardin Bush She has shown herself iriendlyg therefore, she has many friends. Ira Don Cahill The trouble with girls is-you can't fall into their arms without falling into their hands. Margaret Lee Bray How nice 'twould he to have ten thousand just like her! Iimmie Ruth Brewster Such calm as hers comes from a triumph of principles. Martha Sue Buchanan Golden hair and nimble feet have made her our starlet. Gloria Sue Burford A ready machine, always wound up and qoina. Gloria Ann Byrd She is a wisp of a girl with a will. Carolyn Ann Cahoon Here is a girl with quite cr talent just emu Sam H. Camp, Ir. I-le may seem quiet and pre- occupied, but beware-he's fool' ing you! Iulia La Nelle Church Here is an industrious, adorable, smiling elf known for her cour- tesy. Patricia Glenn Clark The happiest people in the world are those Who have the most interesting thoughts. Sharon Glenne Cofgbill Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others can not keep it from themselves. Garlene Cornish 'Tis love that makes the world go round. Iames Porter Crawford. III A rnaster at mechanics and a hot-rod fan. , '5 Beverly Cason Good deeds such as hers are never lost. lane Moore Clark She is sweet and shy with ex- pressive eyes. Bennett A. Clubbs Easy to remember, but so-o hard to forget. Randy Coleman The scales tip in favor of the man with the most enthusiasm. I ames Owen Crawford A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. Theda Mae Ctossett She plants kindness and gathers love. Mary Margaret Cunningham A truer, sweeter friend can nevei he found. Lena Mae Dallari Pleasant smile, wavy hairy Never known to play unfair. Marshal Phelps Davis The greatest art is the art oi living so that each day can be as an open book. Patricia Deviney She that was ever lair and never proud had tongue at will, and yet, was never loud. Mary Kathryn Dixon Here is a sweet brunette that won't be forgotten. Oscar Taylor Eubank He has a physique for iootballg CI brain for booksg but his eye is for girls with figures and looks. Iesse Louis Curbow l-le is a good man, but he will never tell you so. Floy lane Daniels As a conversationalist, she is supreme. Tommy Eugene Denton To get nowhere-follow the crowd. Wilson Dean Dildy One of the best things to have uw your sleeve is a tunny bone. Thomas Alvin Dobbins l wish every day were Friday. Patsy 'Ruth subunit Her best answer will always be her smile. Rebecca Lynn Eubanks Deeds ol kindness serve as a foundation for the love and re- spect we bear tor her. Claiborne Raoul Fletcher When he was a little boy, he liked soldiersp now that he is a big boy, he likes dolls. Robert Edward Gaddy Says little, but one can depend upon what he says. Sue Ellen Gannaway Life is made worthwhile by a knowledge ot truth and an ap- preciation of real values. Henry Gibson A youth on the prowl with plea' sure as his goal. Iohn Darrell Ginger At drum-beating, here is our man! I f , Stoney Ferris One who has the ability to make himself 'old friends' with all of his classmates at once. Suzanne Fuess Heres to a sparklinq lass with pretty brown eyesp When you are with her, how the time flies. Clara lean Gage Accuse her of versatility, but never of verbosity. Virginia Gathriqht Humble and unaware that she carries with her, kindness and generosity-the foundation for a truly great lite. Iane Stephens Gillespie A talented lass at the head of her class. Russell Howard Goodyear Around the qirls, he is very shyg but in athletics-My! Oh, My! Judith Anne Gorman A ripple of laughter, a bundle ot fun, To till that order she is the one. Lynda Iayne Graves From the depths of her light green eyes, the-re's something that mystifies. Donald Vance Green A man ot few Words, but with many friends. - Ierry Lee Greer No man is happy until he has something to admire, to serve, and to follow. Iames Perry Grimes The shortest way to do things is to do them one at a time. Martha Sue Grumbles T' search for happiness ends when one looks into himself, for happiness springs from Within. Don C. Graves l pity the poor guy who doesn't have enough imagination to spell a word two ways. Qerly Green '-XX Time taken for friendship 'isnot lost, for it is the source of happi- ness. ,v Martha Ieanne Greene To disagree without being dis- agreeable is just one of many assets that can be attributed to this little miss. Henry Watt Gregory, III If it be a gentleman and a scholar you seek, you have found him. Lyle R. Groth Come what come mayg he's the same every day. Iames Ellis Haddock He is big in point of view as well as ,in stature. . Apr- t. Paul Fredrick Hales What a silent world it would be ii no one talked unless he knew what he was talking about. Iames L. Hall. Ir, The three sides to every ques' tion are your side, my side and 'to heck with it'. Ioseph Hamilton Truly, he is a 'good Ioe'. Doris Mae Hankins She who is rich in friends is poor in nothing. Hazel Ann Hardy Worry? Never! Smile? Ever! Teddy Lamar Harrell lt's impossible for me to study. I just don't have time for it. - Mollie Cross Haley Here mischief lurks in gay dis- guise. Roger Lewis Hall Man, miracle, and machine-he is all of these and more. Iudith Lynn Hamm Magic mirror on the wall reflects a girl liked by all. Beverly Ann Haralson Light-haired, light-hearted. H. L. Hargraves Take time to play, for play is the secret of youth. Io Ann Harris Never elated when one .an's oppressedg ' Never clejected while ar1other's blessed. lack Bland Harrod. Ir. Take time for work, for it is the price oi success. Wendell H. Hayden l-le's a cool cat in a cooler Plymouth. Ice Ronald Hendrix I-le talks little, but what he says is Worth listening to. I Nancy Rebecca Herron 4 One never forgets her sweet disposition. Larry Gene Hodge l-le who asks questions, shows his ignorance tor only minutesp but he who remains silent is ignorant for all of his life. Perry Michael Holland He makes a greater effort to please someone else than to please himself. Beverly Ruth Hay This lair lass is pleasant to talk with, to walk with, and to know. Bobby L. Henderson Never accuse him of mental un- employment. Mona Raye Hercher A sunny face, a contented mind, with mirth and wisdom all com- bined, Mary Lynn Hill Duty is her mottop knowledge is her aim. Yet, she is very human and jolly all the same! Bettie Ann Holcomb lt is also possible that blondes prefer gentlemen. Thelma lean Holland A quick and merry answer smoothes troubles away. Carol Leigh Hopkins Her ability to distinguish real values from the glittering froth of happiness is the hallmark ot her wisdom. Ioan Lucille Howe The secret ot her joy is not in doing what she likes, but in liking what she does. Iohnny Ross Hurd Fortitude and courage like his are essential elements of charac- ter for fine living, Vanya La Verne Icrmes A hard worker, a true friend, one whose smile will never end, Bettye Gaye Iohnson Dark hair, flashing eyes, full ot wit and always wise. O Betty lean Iones Quietly affects the lives of those ,ebout her without even being aware that she is doing it. Iohn A. Howard Whatever happens, he'll always be self-respecting and conscience- tree. Vicky Rene Hunt Surely her sweetness is sincere, one canit act all ot the time. John Herman Ivester . Work is work and must be done. 1 Yet, as l work, I have my fun.' Ian Michael Iurrett u One so tull ot hilarity and per- sonality. ls a sure hit tor popularity. Philip Iolley His jokes are not corn, but real- ly, golden banter. Ieri Sue Keller Let whoever will, be clever, 'Twill be her good deeds that last forever. Martin W. Keller Those who know him say that he-'s strictly 'okay'. Frank Velvin King As aristocratic are his manners as is his name. Linda Lou Kulbeth Pretty eyes and pretty ways guide her through her days. Lloyd George Langston Success comes to those who have character and the ability to keep working until they reach their goal, Noel Ray Leirer Rare is he who has wit to know what is true and practice what is good. Barbara Ann Lewis We missed a treat by not having her sooner. Frances Marie Kindrick The worst she kept, but the best she gave to us. Iudy Kitchell Don't measure her ability by her size. Iohn Bennie Landers The caliber of any man is de- termined by the amount of op- position it takes to discourage him. Virginia Diana Leggett Her tomorrows will be golden if she gets from liie what she has put into it. Morris Henry Levine Football or lifefhe's a star in both. Beverly lane Lindsey lust the right combination, to make a sensation. Wade Scott Little A gay, handsome tace, an in- quisitive mind with mirth and wisdom are combined. Kadelia Dair Long Full of mischief, full of fun, She is loved by everyone. Curtis Eugene Lybrand 'When at a task he's begun, lie never leaves, 'til it's done. Barbara lean McCone Quiet and ladylike is this sweet senior. William Franklin McFalls He'll probably startle the world someday. Ioyce McMurtrey Her tongue is tree from scornful slipsg Only the lcindest words come irom her lips. Mildred Wcu-rice Logan She has no ways that harm, but only traits that help and Charm. Iulie Luck Endowed with a clear and stead- fast mind, a gentle heart and Calm desires, Scottie McClain lf dreams would only come true I Martha Lynn Mclfadin 'Never trouble trouble, 'til trouble troubles youf Linda Lucille McMillan She needs no euloqyp what she does speaks for her. Ronald McNulty His biggest decisions-hunting or girls? Nelda Mae Maxcy Among the ladies she is real gold, Ioyce Marie Maynard By deserving success, she has commanded it. Sue Meador SpicyTiiiy life with love and Stir it with laughter. . af, J., Mary Lynn Meeks l'lere's a girl with a gift for gala, but never does she use it to dig or jab. Richard Allen Miller Refined and reserved at all times. Havis T. Mitchell, Ir. Q Theres ci good time coming, boys! Ther-e's a good time coming! Lou Alice May She is niceg she is kind: not one fault can we find. Robert Wayne Maynard Why worry, for the man in a stew, usually ends in the pot.' Allan O. Means I know l'm in love with some- one--l wonder who? Iohn Phillip Merritt No tame I craveg before my eyes, a simple goal l keepy l hope just once before l die, to get sufficient sleep! Ierry Mitcham Oh, what a campus life. Ierry Henry Mizell I prefer a few good friends to a thousand acquaintances. Bill Moore With the Moore, things become merrier. O Morris Mack Murray l-le will draw his way to fume. Iesse Paul Nichols When hunting ond school do closh, then school con go to smash. Michael Norton A mon of many moods. Linda Nell O'Neal Every thing G sincere person should be. Linda Marie Patrick She has an understanding heart and cr determination to make the most of life. - Beverly Ann Morgan Life is Q tragedy for those who feel, and or comedy for those who think. Howard Glenn Nichols, Ir. Let me be gay while l may and seize the life of loughterg for who knows what will be coming after? Frankie Carol Norton Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Robert Iohn O'Connell, Ir. Here is one of the liveliest guys in the classroom. Howard Lynn Owen A car, cr girl, ond no homework ewhcxt cr life! Maureen Ann Palrick I-lere's to one of the prettiest and to one of the wittiest. Ierry Sanford Payton He can make a pencil talk. Susan Kirkland Pettus From her, there radiates the shining quality of goodness. Billy Mack Piper Never known to flatter his su' periors, nor to insult his in- teriors. Patsy Carolyn Poole Talkative and lcindp she is blessed with a mirthiul mind. William Franklin Prickett His knowledge is delightiulg and his wit, good-natured. ,William Puddephatt He bore malice toward none and charity lor all. We eiwgg vibe- v:,:-v.- .. ' '+ . U x - 5:5 ' -. '- - y -. l 1 - - i ' ' I - I '- .. H 'I' ' .I -. .,. '..:i-mfr ? gf - J U H 1 . fi ' vw ' -. 5 ff-,f 3 1 i .: . .Ag -R I -1, 1::1'-:- ll l ' ' -- - . l 5'-13-' A v ,,.1. 54 it ' :..QQ+f' I' ' -fl b ' ..1. ' ' ' f l '---' lx 'L 5 I'.i.Q'ifEEEi 3? V.: 1 is.:-I -.: .-'ze f . - -,i I F . :I 5. 1 , .,., ,.., if ' Priscilla Ioan Perry One who loves to live and lives to love. Q Beverly Anne Phillips The world is good and people are good, for we are all school fellows together. Iohn Pittman Such a friend as he is scarcer than we think. Patricia Carroll Prewitt The highest reward for woman's toil is not what she gets for it, but what she becomes in it. Paula Proctor Few have such a rare combina- tion of energy and mental ability. Patricia Ann Pumphrey - Opinions opposed to my own do not offend but arouse and exercise my mind. Thurman Arthur Hagar, Ir. The man who is the wisest and best is the man who with judq ment is blest. Thomas Lee Raines His voice is mellowg his walk is liqht. lf you are his friend, you are doing all right, Freda Cumi Rauls The chief aim of life is to enjoy it. Margaret Ray The battle is not always by the rniqhty won. But goes to the one with the courage to see it throuqh. Lucy Evelyn Reid lf it is going to happen, it's qoinq to happen anywayp so why worry? Michael Davy Riqqs His laugh is worth a thousand groans in any market. 4 rer . ' -'er Glenn Albert Hailsback, III l-lard work never killed any- body, but then again, resting is responsible for very few casual- ties. Mildred Arlene Rannenberq A wise head keeps a still tongue. Genevia Sue Rauls What joy school would be if there were little homework! Bill Reap Rain and storm have come to fret my way, But ain't it line today? Sandra Marie Rhodes She has the ability to accomplish great things. - Nelda Raye Riley Modest, yet she has the spirit of an elf. Nancy Marie Ritchie Happy am I, from care l'm freef 'Why aren't they all contented like me? Iimmie Claire Rodgers I can be as qood as l please, it I please to be qoodf' Mariolyn Gannaway Ross Ot all the joys that l recall, Love is tar the best of all. Sara Diane Royse Let not the exterior deceive youg this little miss has mischief in her eyes. Diane Sauerbrunn A lovely qirl is ct joy forever. Donald Lewis Shalmy He has reached the topea place reserved for only those who have ability, energy and personality. Clara Iohnita Roberts Love makes time pass, and time makes love pass. Linda Charlene Rodgers Whatever concerns humanity, concerns me. Ioy Lynn Rotten And she sanq to the joy of our hearts and from the depths ot her soul. Anna Louise Rudder A dresden beauty of rare dainti- ness and charm. Ierry Samuel Searan Sincere in all that he does and says, Anne Lee Shenep To know her better is one's de- sire. V Iune Carolyn Shepard A lace that cannot smile is not good. Laura lean Smith She loves to chatter, but what does that matter? Sylvia Ann Soflar Her generosity and kindness are true foundations for a truly great lite. Clayton William Spencer We hop that he likes the South, for he is getting that southern drawl. Ioyce Mae Steed Steadfast and smiling, Iohn Herbert Stone l-le's a quiet music man. M .2 2' ,1,, Dorothea Ann Sims Silent, sweet, and sincere. Larry Olson Smith He could if he Would, but he wouldnt Suellen South Dark hair and eyes that glow, l-lere's to a girl that all should know. Peggy Carole Stahl A good heart with good design. lack Thomas Stone. On the gridiron, in the hall, his Zebra spirit shows to all. Cora Ann Stratton Red hair means a lively dis- position. Linda Kay Stratton Shes so quiet that at first you don't know shes there. Then you meet her and wonder how you missed her. Iames Harvey Studdard Give me boots, a saddle and the open sky. fx Paula Barthet Sumrall l'm-born happy every morning. Beverly Swaim Eiq brown eyes, a pretty smile, Attractive, with lots ot style, Thomas Alfred Tennyson. Ill The carefree gentleman. Glenn Allison Thompson A witty man is a treasure! Adrian C. Stuart There is much good in the best of us, and he is one of the best. Linda Lovella Sturm She qives a hand rather than advise. Willid lt's qood to be a part of life when there's another part you l.ke. Iohn C. Swayze Lite should be jolly and gay. . 7 if fffffff Charles Clayton Terry lie should be named Happy-Go Lucky-Red. e. David Leland Thornton He has the rare ability oi being good Without being too qoodl Iames W. Turner A little work, a little play makes his day Complete. Shelba lean Tuck Precious ailts come in srnall packages. but so does dynamite. Martha Nelle Underhill Give her a chancey that's all she asks. Carol Wall J She is a new Arkansan who already helonas . Evelyn lane Waller f Quiet and calm--she'll get along. , 2 Q75 Mi Iames Luther Ward, Ir. True to his word, hi and his friends, Iohn K. Warriner. Ir. ln him, qood nature and qood sense are ever united. Don Newton Watson Large ot frame, broad of mindp lata of heart, and always kind. Nita Faye Weeks She smiled and the shadows departed. Tony Pat Weeks A little man with a big smile and lots of fun. Billy Iames Whitehead The more you da, the more you can do. Roberta Williams Her future holds qreat joy. Charles Frank Williamson. Ir. He's quiet-but wait 'til you know him. Larry Baker Wilson The qirls like his looks, and the -boys like his ways. Brenda Beth Windle She learned to say thinqs with her eyes that others waste time putting into words. Sue Powell Worthen Marriages are made in Heaven. Dortha Margot Wright 'lo all she is always openg To all, always true, David Lee Yaney Mischief should be his middle name. ALL IN A YEAR My Buddy. 6. Throuqh roir1,sr1ow, or sleet. At the Hop. 7. Topsy, Port IH. Going somewhere? 8. Goodby Blues. Hello Hoppiness! Toke me to your leoder. 9. Nome, romk, ond seriol number. My, how times chcmqe! 10. The stroin wos just too much! INVITATIONS BACCALAUREATE Bohnert, Akenliead, Hercher Rigas, Anderson, Fuess SENIOR COMMITTEES mir 'wr HOBO DAY . COMMENCEMENT First row: Iareti, Byrd, Keller, Wright. First row: Alexander, Sig-grail. Second row: Camp, Goodyear, Stuart. Second row: Gregory, Williamson Not present: Gillespie. Lanqston. we gif' T. Y 5 SHERHI ALEXANDER JUDY HAMM GARLENE CORNISH BENNETT CLUBBS TAYLOR EUBANK TOMMY RAINES PRETTIEST Mos'r POPULAR MOST HANDSOME CORA STRATTON WATT GREGORY BEST DRESSED ANNJR RQDDER M. H. LEVINE swz:z:'rEs'r BEST ATHLETE SUELLEN SOUTH BIGGEST FLIRT KAY BOHNERT TOMMY RAINES BILLY PRICKETT MOST TALENTED 1 SMARTEST Sas Q 'X ,vs R LYNN HILL IQADELIA LQNG MOLLIE HALEY PAT SHALMY CUBBY FLETCHER ALLAN MEANS MOST LIKELY BIGGEST CUT-Up BEST PERSONALITY 7 BE REMEMBERED ANN BYRD TAYLCDR EUBANK MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED PAULA SUMRALL KADELIA LQNG ANANIA RUDDBR BOBBY ANDERSON CUBBY PLECHER WATT GREGOMRY MOST FRIENDLY CAMPUS LOAFER CUTEST APPEALING FRANKNESS POPULAR PEEPERS LUCY REID As Sincere As ANNA HUDDER EYES Like 4-1.4 Q...-. 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It was September, l958, when a group of enthusiastic seniors knew that the 1959 Zebra would be the very best. By April, l959, the gleam had left their eyes and there was no more talk about the best annual but just talk that meant Will there be an annual? How- ever, the last of the copy went to the printer April 8. The theme submitted by Mona Hercher and Susan Pettus's committee-Wade Little, Gloria Burford, Mike Riggs, Frank Williamson -looked pretty good on those special divi- sional pages. Kay Bohnert and Susan Pettus cut pictures, pasted pictures, taped pictures, and hunted negatives. Section editors Alexander, Fuess, Rudder, Hercher, South, Williamson, and An- derson had to be geniuses in order to get their sections in multiples of eight pages. Frances Anderson and her group-Ann Byrd, Nancy Ritchie, Beverly Swaim-set an all time record, not only for having the most ads but also for having their section ready by the deadline. Everyone on the staff really pitched in to give them a hand. Because he often couldn't control the weather or improve upon nature, photographer Roger Hall was at times the most unpopular staff member. However, even Wade Little who doled out the cash for materials had to agree with make-up editors Bohnert and Pettus that the pictures weren't bad. Lynn Hill supplied much art work and Mike Riggs always had captions for the snap pages. Molly Haley with the help of lane Gillespie and Margaret Bray typed loads of copy. Our editor, Watt Gregory, did everything from making major decisions to sweeping the an- nual room floor. lunior representatives Margaret Woodfield, Milton Hughes, Carolyn Warriner, Bill Mc- Colgan were always ready to help. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS I PAT SHALMY President LYNN HILL Secretary ALLAN MEANS Vice President STUDENT COUNCIL First row: McFaddin, Terry, A. Byrd, Hill' Wester, P. Byrd, Waymack, Williamson. Second row: Rankin, Mead, Bell, Reed, Rowell, Leggett' Anderson, Oliver, Miss Hays, co-sponsor. Third row: Morgan, Phillips, Warriner, Moore, Ursery, Hamm, Riggs. Fourth row: Hall, McColgan, Shalmy, Nash. Not present: Moore, McFalls, Windle, Murry, Freeman, Cunningham, Guest, Woodfield, Bray. At 8:05 each Tuesday morning the Student Council was called to order by Pat Shalmy, president. The invocation was given by Mike Riggs, chaplain. Lynn Hill, secretary, read the minutes and called the roll. The stair monitors were appointed by the vice president, Allan Means. Each homeroom was represented by a council member who voted according to the wishes of his homeroom and also reported council activities at the weekly homeroom meeting. One of the most important activities of the Council was the Talent Show, produced and directed by the students. Ann Byrd was the director. Her committee included Roger Hall, Dot Wright, Beth Windle, Bill Brewer, Mollie Haley. The faculty sponsor was Miss Roberta Hays. The activities of the year included: publish- ing the Student Directory: cleaning the trophies: sponsoring the Lost and Found and the Book- store: party for new students: citizen of the week: and city-wide Citizenship Drive. The Community Service Drive, headed by Allan Means, was very successful. Others holding appointed offices were Van Moore, Mary Cun- ningham, Roger Hall, and Ann Byrd. In order to meet representatives from other states and to get new ideas, the officers at- tended the Southern Association of Student Councils' Convention held in Iacksonville Beach, Florida. ZEBRA SESSION l 1 First row: Bohnert, F. Anderson. Second row: G. Anderson, Eubanlc. The Zebra Session was brought to the radio audience, for the fifth consecutive year, each Tuesday night at 7:00 p.m. as a public service of radio station KCLA. Each program was opened with the playing of the Pine Bluff High School Fight Song. As a project of the National Honor Society, the programs were directed by four Honor Society members with Kay Bohnert as mistress of ceremonies. Her committee was composed of Frances Anderson, Gibson Anderson, and Taylor Eubank. The faculty sponsor was Mr. Ray Bruce. All phases of school life and activities were featured. Some of the programs were sports reviews, Talent Show previews, musical and dramatic talent, and recognition of the officers of the Student Council and other school or- ganizotions. HONOR SOCIETY First row: F. Anderson, Alexander, Burford, Rudder, Bohnert, Byrd, Gillespie, Herron, Akenhead, Hercher. Second row: Prickett, Bray, Haley, Windle, Pettus, Bitchie, Ellis, Beavers, Andrews. Third row: Brewer, Langston, Chavis, Kitchell, Warriner,'Botton, Woodfield, Maynard. Fourth row: lvester, Stone, Lafittel Bundle, Bowe, South. Fifth row: Camp, Davis, Williamson, Gregory, Eubank. Sixth row: Little, G. Anderson, Harrod, Guest, Hall, Hughes, McGaughy. Not present: Fuess. The main work of the Honor Society during the year was the operation of the concession stand at all home basketball games. This money will be used for some project of benefit to the whole school. Zebra Session, a weekly radio program is also a project of the National Honor Society. Kay Bohnert was in charge of Zebra Session during l958-59. On her committee were Taylor Eubank, Gibson Anderson, and Frances Ander- son. Perhaps the moment that members antici- pated most was the initiation of new members in April. Those selected had to rank in the upper one-third of their class scholastically, and were judged by their character, leadership abilities, and their service to the school. Fifteen per cent of the senior class and five per cent of the junior class were selected for member- ship. Officers of the Honor Society were Watt Gregory, president, Taylor Eubank, Vice presi- dent, and Sherri Alexander, secretary-treasurer. Council members were deeply grateful to Mr. Bay Bruce, their sponsor, for making their l958-59 year both successful and enjoyable. LIBRARY STAFF t t , Xf' First row: Oliver, Tuck, Smith, VanCleave, Maples, E. Beasley. Second row: Bethea, Terry, Rodgers, F. Black, Pettus, Haley, Ritchie, Third row: May, .Bt,igr'ou,gh,. Sisk, Love, O'Rear, Steed, Deviney, S. Black. Fourth row: Chavis, T. Beasley, Harris, Atchley, Brewster, Hankins. Fifth row: Wright, Rodgers, Gibbi s, lordan, Williams, Hollimon, Maynard, Wall. Sixth row: Prewitt, Hill, WoodTPg?kett, Browning, Mrs. Eddins, sponsor. Not present: Perry, S ung, Kitchell, Melton! Wall, Wilson, Benton. By using posters and displays throughout the year, the Library Staff has promoted an interest in all kinds of reading. They have also given reviews of new books to English classes, thus Wake Up and Read, which was the theme of National Library Week, April 12-18, was their goal from September to lune. The group the school by flowers in the placed flowers semblies. This year, Arkansas State tion which met has also rendered service to planting and caring for the breezeway. Too, they have on the stage for special as- staff members attended the Librarians Association conven- at H. S. T. C. in Arkadelphia on March Zi. At this meeting Preston Williams was selected president of the state organiza- tion for the coming year. Ruth Brewster served as reporter for the meeting. A highlight of the activities was the Christ- mas breakfast. The refreshment committee served doughnuts and hot chocolate. The following served as officers: First Semester: Preston Williams, president, Chris- tine Gibbins, vice president, Linda Lou Rodgers, secretary, lo Wood, treasurer, Dortha Wright, reporter. nn Terry, presi- dent, Doris Hankins, vice president, Pat De- viney, secretary: loyce Steed, treasurer, Dortha Wright, reporter. PINE CUNE First row: Hamm, Greene, lohnson, Leggett, Long. Second row: lvester, Sauerbrunn, Belanger, Rodgers, Hay, Stratton, Rauls. Third row: Beavers, Davis, Brewster, Bennett, Rotton, Bush, Shenep. The l958-59 Pine Cone Staff began their work with determination to attain or excell the rating of the preceding staff. The l957-58 staff was the only one in the state to receive awards in all three divisions of General Excellence, School and Community Service, and News Cov- erage and Style. Front page editors were Ioy Rotton and Linda Rodgers. Dot W'right, Bettye Bennett, and Kadelia Long served as feature page editors. Third page editors were Bettye lohnson and lane Clark. Sports page editors were Herman lvester and Iimmy Beavers. Copy editors were Rebecca Herron, Martha Greene and Mary Cunningham. Diana Leggett served as makefup editorg Sue Meador and Dot Wright served as headline editors. Staff writers were Ruth Brewster, Diane Sauerbrunn, Carol Belanger, and Anne Shenep. Ann Bush and Cora Stratton served on the business staff, and typists for the year were Freda Rauls, Ann Bush, Carol Belanger, Ruth Brewster, and Diane Sauerbrunn. The ad staff was composed of ludy Hamm, Carolyn Nev' ener, Beverly Hay, and lane Lindsey. Marshall Davis was the staff photographer. Mrs. E. B. Morgan was invaluable as staff advisor and sponsor. She solved the numerous problems which arose, gave much of her per- sonal time to the Pine Cone, kept the staff in harmony, and acted as a friend to every Pine Conerf' tr, :Lt f f ,. Lv ,f ll-'ll vi ,ul Lf, E 'it I ttf if , vt L i 't Tl H11-A I, i ll J' MASOUERS , if , , First row: Miss Hays, sponsor, Murtishaw, Chism, Payne, Evans, Rowe, Ellis, Weeks, Pettus, Bul- lock, Benton, Green, Ritchie, Haley. Second row: Hill, Swaim, Rodgers, Terry, Smith, larnes, Bohnert, Fowler, Windle, lordan, Van- Cleave, Hankins. ' Third row: Boss, Wright, Little, Miley, Bethea, Qimrgll, Slocum, Elliott, Mead, Brewster, Langston, L.AU- 3 Lobe, Maynard. Fourth row: Clark, Kennedy, I. Maxey, Blackwell, N. Maxey, Means, Anderson, McColgan, Bolin. Fifth row: McCone, Freeman, Nelson, Cunningham. Sixth row: Bass, Clegg, larrett, Brewer. Seventh row: l Burtord, Henry, Graves, Nunnally, Gordon, Rotten, Warriner, Allen, Bell, Owen, Hall. Any student enrolled in a high school English class and interested in dramatics may become a member ot Masquers. Over fifty people joined at the organizational meeting in October and have been quite interested in club meetings held the tirst and third Mondays ot each month. Meetings have been in the class- room of club sponsor, Miss Roberta Hays, at 6:30 p.m. In order that each member would have a part in planning programs, the president di- vided the group into program committees ot ten who alternated in presenting such activities as plays, special readings, and sound ettects on tape recordings. A number ot the members also attended plays given at nearby colleges. Otticers ot the group who helped Miss Hays were Ian Iarrett, presidentg Beth Windle, vice president, Lynn Hill, secretary and treas- urer. There were no standing committees. CHEERLEADERS Top row: Co-captain ludy Hamm Co-captain Virginia Gathright 3 years 3 years Second row: I Margaret Bray lane Gillespie 2 years l year Carolyn Warriner Margaret Woodfield 2 years l year Third row: Becky Perry Marty Andrews Barbara Anderson l year 2 years l year mmm A CAPPELLA First row: lllfoodtield, Rotton, lohnson, Owen, I-lankns, Buchcnnan, Crossett, Phillips, C. Bumpass Second row: Cunningham, Daniels, Bush, Sottar, Rannenlourg, Grilling Third row: Belanger, Maynard, Meeks, Sauerbrunn, F. Anderscn, S. Reed. Fourth row: Raines, Beavers, Riggs, R. Reed, Slocum. Fifth row: Hales, F. Reed, Gibbs, Bullock, Clark. Sixth row: Davis, Simmons, C. Reid, Booher, Hughes, lVlcColgan. The choir is another service organization ot the school. Throughout the year they have presented programs tor both civic organizations and P.T.A. meetings. However, the Christmas concert, and the Spring concert were major performances demanding hours of practice and displaying the excellency ot the group. Another highlight was the Spring Festival held in Hot Springs, April lO. The choir won an excellent rating. CHOIR , W MW- f . .---- -,.,M,Q-M.-L 4 , ..w,e.,sfsw: f ,: .' M . -W' W fic -- ' ' 'rw 1' We-' W' 4 ' 'H--Y - 'f-- '9- First row: Bohnert, Swairn, M. Greene, A. Byrd, Roberts, Haley, Alexander, Rodgers, Bray, S Burnpass, South. Second row: P. Byrd, Fuess, L. Reid, Kindrick, Pgewitt, Clark, lones. Third row: Cahoon, Hopkins, Cogbill, S. Green, Willis, Winstead. Fourth row: Cherry, Reiman, R. West, Ware, E. West. Fifth row: Terry, Block, Tennyson, Baxter, Little, B. Anderson. Sixth orw: McGehee, Yaney, Stone, Mitchell, Gregory, Eubank. Officers ot the group and Mrs. Avon Lee Baxter, sponsor, deserve partial credit tor the year's success. The otticers and chairmen of major committees were as follows: Vtfade Little, president, Taylor Eubank, vice president, Sherri Alexander secretary, Mollie Haley, treasurer and business manager: Watt Gregory, chairman ot riser committee, and Havis Mitchell, chairman ot the pillow committee. File 1 Langston Hankins Dunn Morton Iacobs File G Diviney McClend Iustice Crane Tucker OH File 2 Groth Ginger, H Stone, I. McAllister Railsback Davis File 7 Keller Belcher Dorough Shell McClain King Bolin IVIARCI-IING File 3 McGaughey Calloway Blackwell, A. Pomeroy Bell File 8 Freeman Leath Songer Sims Hartmen Dye Caldwell Lemen File 4 Eans Morgan, L. Bidgway Finley Montgomery Cravens File 9 Akenhead Searan, I. Creed Vfillis Bay l-luggs Maples Camp File 5 Skillen White Maynard, H. McBryde Warren Blackwel LM File 10 Cunningham Winans Graves Henry Ward West Waymack Iohnson, W. File 15 Bennett Maynard Bellhouse Bumpass Worley, I. BAND File ll File 12 Logan Scoggins lohnson, W. L. Walters lacks Spurlock Bigham Maclcen Harp Worley, G. Vandiver Phillips Case Ginger, D. File 15 File 17 Hillis Hall Morgan, B. Ware Stone, T. Patton Hagar Mitcham --., .,,,, File 13 Segars, I. Thompson Rhine Appling Vaughn File 18 Moore Atkinson File 14 Helvie Searan Phelps Anderson BAND QUEEN SUZAN BREWSTER Sponsored by Charles Doty VIRGINIA GATHRIGHT Sponsored by Buddy Hankins ffhnlllllfl YIDCIQHQI Sponsored by Van Moore BAND KAY FREEMAN Sponsored by Lloyd Langston gfxff 'L , 5 ty' . - ,- ff? 1 ffl I.. Mnms I, SANDY MEADOR Sllonsored by Bobby Atkinson GLENDA wom.EY EVELYN WEST Sponsored by Glenn Railsback Sponsored by Bill Bumnass SPANISH CLUB First row: Pettus, Hankins, lames, South, Bohnert, Gillespie, Phillips, Petty, Green, Andrews. Second row: Swairn, Arnick, Kennedy, Blackwell, Crawford, A. Byrd, P. Byrd, Morgan, Rosen. Third row: Oliver, Collins, Palmer, Anderson, Bennett, Cunningham, Breedlove, Patton. Fourth row: Hill, Terry, Belanger, Brewster, Nunnally, Henry. Fifth row: Iordan, Carter, Byrant, Bullock, Fletcher, Crawford, Allen, Nolan. Sixth orw: Rodgers, Wright, Hill, Allen, Burford, Ritchie, Wells, Prewitt, Sweeney, May, Hol- larnan, Slocum. pig L . , LATIN CLUB First row: Murtishaw, Bigham, Bell, l, E. West, Mead, Phillips, Reed. Second row: Maples, Bruce, Eilbott, R. Wes, ratesi, Rowell, McClaran. Third row: Prewitt, Little, Chavis, Henry, Faulk, Stall, Young. Fourth row: Chastant, Nash, Barton, Fikes, Hall. Fifth row: Blackwell, Caldwell, Pefterkorn, Bradshaw, Massey, Scitres, McBurnett, Walker, Reed. WINGED ZEBRA First row: Gillespie, Ritchie, Haley, Smith. n Second row: Prickett, Eilbott, Case, Bell. Third row: Miss Martin, Pumphrey, Chastant, McClaran, Owen. The Winged Zebra, annual publication of the creative writings of PBHS English students, had Miss losephine Martin as sponsor. The staff, composed of six seniors, one junior, and five sophomores, met on alternate Wednesdays after school. Atthese meetings the staff worked hard to make the '59 edition one of PBI-lS's best. Selections were submitted through various English classes. Before a writing was passed on to the editorial board, it had to be approved by a majority of the staff members. Before its final selection, every member of the editorial board had to approve a selection. The editorial ,-O board was made up of lane Gillespie, chair- man: Patricia Pumphrey, and Nancy Ritchie. To become a member, a candidate sub- mitted letters of application through his English teacherg members were selected according to the merits and sincerity of their letters. Those who wished to become officers submitted a second letter. Mollie Haley was secretaryp Billy Priclcett was business manager: Rod Chastant, publicity chairman, and Olivia Mc- Claran, art chairman. Of the cover designs submitted, Diana l..eggett's was selected. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE First row: Miss Hays, Miss Carmical, Miss Temple. Second row: Wright, Bray, Miss Baldwin, Anderson, Mrs. Davis Third row: Shaimy, Morton. OFFICE STAFF First row: Mrs. Grittinq, M. L. Grifiinq, C. Griitina, Long, Faulk Second row: Wyatt, McBurnett, Mrs. Crawford. F. B. L. A. First row: Waller, McCone, Rodgers, Keller, Haley, Rrlcklgr. Second row: Miss Willis, sponsor, Breedlove, lames, Gillespie, Sullivant. Third row: Wright, Ross, Wessels, Sturm, Steed, Lindsey. l l 1 . F. T. A. First row: Lewis, Wahl, Borne, Ross, Williams, Akenhead. Second row: Waymack, Leggett, Gorman, Clark, Phillips. Third row: Slocum, Shepherd, Maxcy, Daniels, Wright, Rodgers. Fourth row: Steed, Ellis, Stratton, Gannaway, Rauls, I-lay. Fifth row: Freeman, Iordan, Hodge, Allen. Sixth row: Tennyson, Sturm, Smith, Burtord. Seventh row: Mrs. Kirkley, sponsor, Pumphre y, McCone, Brewster, Mr. Lockwood, sponsor FUTURE TRADESMEN OF AMERICA First row: Stratton, Royse, Rauls, Harralson, Howe, Cahoon, Hardy, McFaddin Second row: Dildy, Watford, Dobbins, O'Connell, Ferris, Addison, Denton. Third row: Dixon, Payton, Puddephatt, Thompson, Leirer. Fourth row: Bohannon, Crawford, Owen, Maynard, Miller, Howard. Fifth row: Haddock, Miss Baldwin, sponsor, McClain, Weeks, Grimes, Baker LETTERMEN'S CLUB First row: Puckett' Morgan, Goodyear, Levine, Stone, Summerford. Second row: Nichols, lones, Kitchens, Guest. Third row: Elkins, larrett, Phillips, Batliff, O. Anderson. Fourth row: Thorton, Brewer, Mize, McCaskill, Handley. Fifth row: B. Anderson, Cahill, Mitchell, Adams, Shalmy, Shinall. ZEBRAETTES First row: Potteroit, Black, Petty! Watts, Stahl, Maynard. Second row: Fincke, Blackwell, Bodqers, McCoy, Boss. Third row: McCone, Clark, Collins, N. Maxcy. Fourth row: Kina, Hough, Chavis, Breedlove, I. Maxcy. Filth row: lordan, Anderson, Suwnwgall, Terry, Bond. Sixth row: Miss Gordon. F. H. A. ' I Gul First row: Oliver, Church, n, Kennedy, Benton. Second row: Chisrn, Rowe, Ellis, Wood, Van Cleave. Third row: Allison, Hough, Deviney, D. Hankins, Boqers Fourth row: Wessels, Harris, Perry, Crane, Waymack. Fifth row: Sgggggll, Blackwell, Fincke, lVIcGeorqe. Sixth row: Breedlove, Mainer, Gibbins, C. l-lankins. ENGINEERS' CLUB First row: Warriner, lvester, Williamson, Anderson, Brewer, Prickett, Reid, Eubank. Second row: Hamilton, Goodyear, Harrod, Camp, Lindsey, Akenhead. . Third row: Hall, Shalmy, Levine, Summerlord, Ritchie, Iolley, Ursery. Fourth row: Hughes, Iohnson, McGaughy, Burnett. Q - x 'The Engineers' Club, sponsored by Mr. Ray Bruce and Mr. C. B. Garrison, is an or- ganization primarily for the purpose of sponsor- ing an interest in either the fields of science or engineering. Throughout the year meetings have been held in the evenings at 7:00 p.m. :Jn the first and third Mondays of each month. Membership is limited to students rated no lower than juniors in science or math. The group is grateful to Mr. Louis Pruenaur of the Optimist Club who has arranged for a number of speakers that were both enjoyable and informative. Among those have been Mr. Dan Walker, Army Corps of Engineersy Dr. Iohn Burke, bacteriologist of Pine Bluff Arsenal: and Dr. Iarnes McAllister. Serving as officers for the year were Frank Williamson, president: Taylor Eubank, vice presidentg and William Franklin Prickett, sec- retary. Approximately forty students enrolled as members. Of this number, four were girls. .vw A :aww Q Q , ge i Q. W0 QQ J V, is kv Q , L I I. :sw-I . , '33, 'Q ,W ,, if ' 5 Y 2 f x f 1 gi ' . . -.A r We , ' 9' Q ' yu 322 3 4 1:11. 1,. N 1 i f ' 61 QQ i E QQ Q ZW 35 si Q A K, I Mimi? , I wifi :WZ xy fa l ,u 4 , QV f 2 f ll, VA X wfw M W'W,fij,,LffV 'fjwffnf X772 v on ,X 041-IND A' ekf' , mv 5 V I: L xl z' If JJ ifs ,IU of 6 1 P !U 1 5 Oi D L Cf N-9 N 55 D1 'ff in 0 0 69 5' 1' srcms gpm-on 5 A '- :- ' A , '- - . '- 1.191-1 lull COACHES Brooks, Goss, Calloway, Koufmon MANAGERS First row: Puckett, Elkins, Goodyear, White, Levine, Handley. Second row: McCaskill, Mayer, Summerford, Carter, Nichols, Eubank, Dunkarn. Third row: Adams, Morgan, Henderson, Capel, Stone, Eddinqton, Kitchens. Fourth row: Mitchell, Mize, Heed. Pine Pine Pine Pine Pine Pine Pine Pine Pine Pine Pine Pine Bluff Bluff Bluff Bluff Bluff Bluff Bluff Bluff Bluff Bluff Bluff Bluff 20 cfc, 7 77 Hope 32 Crossett 7 Fort Smith 7 Blytheville 7 El Dorado 4l 7 Stuttgart l2 Camden 26 .ittle Bock l3 7 777Texarkana 21 7 . Little Bock Central 25 77 77 7777777777777 Hot Springs 20 Benton 25 First row: Stone, Phillips, Shinall, Anderson, Guest, lones. Second row: Kaufman, Holland, Conery, Walker, Quinn, Poteet, Swann. Third row: Keller, Hargiss, Thomas, Vontunglen, Smithey, Grooms, Batliff. Fourth row: Calloway, Brooks, Goss. THE SEASON The Z's dropped the first one 32-U to Hope, one of the top ranked teams in the state. Pine Bluff tied the next one and then dropped a close one to Fort Smith 7-6. Blythevil1e's Chicks went down 13-7 to'the Zebras with Phillips and McCaskill each scoring. El Dorado downed Pine Bluff in what was probably the Z's best game of the year. lt ended 41-32 with Guest passing for three touchdowns and Summerford and Stone each scoring once on long runs. The Zebras dropped the next two, to Stuttgart, 12-7, and to Camden, 26-7. The Z's won the next one on the statistics sheet but lost on the scoring sheet 13-O to North Little Rock. Pine Bluff, heavily favor - I was upset by Texarkana, 21-12, in a close one, in a large part bf' , , alties. Little Bock Central's Tigers over- powered the Zebras .1-' . ine running game and their tremendous depth on a muddy ' eta. The Z's took the next 21-20, from a tough Hot Springs team for their last conference game of season, but lost a heartbreaker to Benton 25-20 on a cold Thanksgiving Day. After leading for the entire game until the last minute, the Z's were beaten when the Panthers scored the winning touchdown. The Z's wound up the season with a 2-9-1 record. -mmlnmowams. , . WM WWW, -mp, ,tw t 3 oo - . MW .N 4 ., -MW W BURNELL SUMMERFOBD Fullback Senior LETTER xx if X? QW' X We , N is 2 Egg ix' 7 GORDON GUEST Quarterback junior Q , ' x llzv: 5 ' yor: RATLIFF Guard Sophomore W .,.A i Q2 AN 20 6 I -- - V- - ---- Q , W - M. H. LEVINE W 2 EMI ASHLB X ADAMS ' Senior My W P3 'V W A . . S11 :hom rr' All Blu Nmc' I U ', Of WN 9 1? xf 'S , ff ? Q ' ff - ::,,.:ssa::5:: 3 5 A - I :: ::.:. GMIY SmNf5U- CLAYTON McCASKILL R Q uarterbfzck Ht my k Q , '7 ' H . -: Sophmnnre 1 HC -. V ,. ,.,.:' 1- :- Sophorrmre CHARLES PHILLIPS H alfbrlck junior 911 HM HANDLEY End Junior f 'E5E, ::5:g,:::. .. . FSR: BQ is wx S? TAYLOR EUBANK Tackle Senior IACKIE STONE H af fback Senior IITTEBS MORGAN Tackle junior ' GEORGE IONES F ullback Ju nior -sf six' 45 W DON PUCKETT RUSSELL GOODYEAR E fl Tackle ' Iunwr Senior GLENN NICHOLS Gzmrd Senior .Q 91 . O ' if 'gl 4 Q V ,,,:: ,xi ' af-R MW 9359 , -'Q we 4 sa .ww 9 Q,g,.x,,, X wvasw V X , .ga ff , , - 52 -'--- :iii , V : :s: .2-: , :-,:..F' X ., , ::Eg,,:i:.,, t I .:. ply: , 1 X41 . :r:f::.:: l:' ' Aw 9 1' 'I .' if O ,A ! N agp-f -M33 ' b gf 6 , , . 5 - A ex ,af . .' agp ,. , f pimgf, O ' 1 w:I '- 'Z M41 P 'E if-.4 , 6 ww! X? -i ...,, L xv A I E::::gggff:::::-rr-' OVERTON ANDERSON Guard Suplmrnore IOHN KITCHENS Tackle I u nim- TOMMY ELKINS Center junior ' 551, ' ff NWMW' J in 1958-'59 VARSITY Opponents 4U 777,,7 .77,.77,, 27 77 , , , 4477 7 , 77 58 7 77 517 , , , 7 53 7 58 7 46 4l 77 54 First row: Brewer, Idrrett, Anderson, Cohill, Thornton. Second row: Moyer, Handley, Guest, Puckett, Shinoll. SCHEDULE Pine Bluff Benton 7 ,,,, 64 62 Stuttqort 7 7 77 48 39 Hot Springs 7 77 ,.,7 7 762 64 El Dorotdo 63 53 Blytheville 7 77 Ft. Smith 7 29 53 Votn Buren 7 77 745 65 7 7 7Von Buren 44 69 lonesboro 7 7777 7 77 49 6l North Little Bock 77 7 38 76 E1 Dorodo Fort Smith Texorrkonor Hot Springs Sheridon 7 Blytheville Ionesboro Morionno 7 77777777Mc1rionnd 77 Texorrkond North Little Bock 77 77 Opponents 7 7 55 7 38 55 38 7 7 52 749 7 7 751 777742 7 77 7 40 48 COACHES AND MANAGERS Groce, Goss Scifres, Grauman THE SEASON The Zebras had a fine season this year, ending in second place behind some tough competition. Two seniors, also all-staters, Don Cahill and Bob Anderson, carried most of the load with fine support from Handley, Guest, Puckett, Iarrett, Brewer, and Thornton. After dropping three in a row in Ianuary, the Z's steadily improved, shaping up into a first-class ball club near the end of the season. - During the season Pine Bluff gave Fort Smith its only conference defeat. We Want to- acknowledge the fine job done by Coach Elqie Goss and his staff during his first year at Pine Bluff High School. All in all, We cou1dn't have asked for anything more from the Zebras. V -1 if Q BOB ANDERSON All-Sfrltu LETTERMEN 7 ON CAH All-Stale 59 IARRETT THORNTON BREWER 'Q C' GUEST HANDLEY PUCKETT TENNIS VARSITY SQUAD Wdtt Bob Roy First row: Gregory, Anderson, Murtishdw. Greqory Anderson Murtishow Second row: Hdrqis, Brule, Reid, Chdstont. Royce Iohnson Eddinqton, Belihouse, Iohnson Eddie Eddinqton R2 if 1 1 4 I. I ,I fr- --A-we-mfg? Y. 'vw' gs'-,, 5 1 F E . :'. ' '-Vg .11 ' Q ,- ,4! V gg . 1'1 -I AD MANAGER Franaas Anderson ASSISTANTS Ann Byrd Nancy Rhchiei' ' BBVBTIY Swaim i.. :1 5-4. ......-' Alamo Service Co. Animal Clinic Apache Van Lines Arkansas Furniture Co. Arkansas Mill Supply Arkansas Motors Arkansas Oak Flooring Arkansas Pallet Co. Arney, Arthur I. Arthur's Place Baim's Barbarotto's Shoes Bates Realty V. 6: H. Auto Service Bell Auto Trim Shop Berger's Bloom, E. B. 6: F. R. Bluff City Lumber Co. Borden's Boyce, I. E. Agency Bram, David 6: Saul Broadmoor Lanes Bryant Tire G Vulc. Buckner Realty Co. Burnham's News Agency Burt's Bush Service Center Capital Typewriter Co. Central Pharmacy Central Tin Shop Cherry Street Drugs Chicken Basket Chief Pontiac Co. City Electric Clifford's Radio cS TV Coca-Cola Co. Cohen's 6: Fashion Condray Sign :Sf Adv. Conery Drugs Cotton Belt Coffee Shop Country Kitchen Crawford, I. P., Furniture Co. Crawford Bros. Furniture Co. Culpepper-Owen Realty Cunningham's Curry's Termite Davidson Furniture Co. Della's Dottie's Fine Foods Electrical City Elliott Oil Co. Exchange Furniture Fan-Lee Farm Equip. Co. Farmer's Supply I Farmer's Tractor G Equip Co. Foster Music Co. Fox Bros. Frank's Shoe Store Franks Super Markets OUR BOOSTERS Froug's Fuhr School of Business Gillespie Produce Gilmore Paint ci Supply Glamour Bar Goldweber's Goodrich, B. F. Green, Paul Green Tree Nursery Guaranty Bldg. Guaranty Life Ins. Haley, Shaffer Harrison's Dance Studio Harry's Hendrix Auto Trim Holiday Inn Ho e Insurance Agency er Corp. Huselton's Gulf Hut, Snack 61 Sack Hutt Building Material Ideal Furniture Co. Implement 'Truck G Supply Independent Linen Service Co. International Paper Co. I. ci M. Electric 6. Comfort Air Cond. Iefferson Abstract Co. I Iefferson County Medical SDC. Iefferson Hotel Iefferson Motors Ioe's Shoe Rebuilders ' Io-Lynn Kahn's Kenneth Kraft KOTN Layne-Arkansas Co. Lea's Men's Shop Lemons G Ryall Leslie Cleaners Levine's, Iake List Laundry Lite's Mobile Locke Plumbing Co. Long's Book Store 2 Loomis Florist Lupo's Dave Shoe Mad Butcher MaRu 'N Matthews Hardware Marx, Henry McCone Bros. Serv. Sta. McGehee, Inc. McGille ci Prickett Means, I. H., Co. Meyer's Bakery Midwestl I Dairy Mins, Orem Monarch Cleaners National Bank of Commerce Nehi Bottling Co. Nick's 12th 5: Cherry Gulf Oak Oak Park Drugs ' Park Gulf O. K. Dairy Products Oudin 61 Co. Overton Service Sta. Owen's Frozen Food Pan-Am Sta., 6th of Laurel Pearson, Ben Penney's Pepsi-Cola Pine Pine Pine Bluff Building Material Bluff Cotton Oil Mill Bluff Electric Co. Pine Bluff Office Machine Pine Bluff Iunk Co. Pine Bluff Plumbing Pine Bluff Sand 6: Gravel Co Pine Bluff Tire 6. Rubber Co. Pine Pine Cone s Barber Shop Pines Motor Co. Planter's Cotton Oil Mill Poplar Drive-In Potter's Radio 61 TV Prfewitt Paper Co. Puddephatt Shade 61 Floor Coverings ' Quality Bakery Racop's Glass Raley's Furniture Raley's House of Music Ranch House Razorback Stores Reap-Iohnson Red Line Transfer Reed, W. I. Reed's Drugs Reyer's Ieweler X. ' Ritchie Grocery Robert's Camem,,rS: Gift Shop Robinsons H0894 Oil. fe, Ruby's B 'H' o f . -wg Rust, I, .,.i . In -11 l- A Q. 2' N- e v'f'.., .. 'V '. L '-'. Searbvpu jggiwewitaiqr 18112139919 Market ,: ,,.. Schloss, Selma Lp' ' if Sears-Roebuck ' Security Agency Shainberg's Shell Radio Shepherd's Florist Sherwin Williams Shults Furniture Co. Silbernagel Simmons National Bank in Simpsons Smart's Chevrolet Smith Battery 64 Electric Smith Paper Co. Solomon Fabric Center Southeast Arkansas Bus Co. Southern Federal fre-iadtiome Southwest Greyhound Lines Spillyard's Drugs Spillyards-Palrnateer Stacy's OUR BUOSTERS lContinuedI Standard Brake Shoe Co. Standard Lumber Co. Steffey's Florist Stewart's Bldg. Gt Supplies Stone, I. T., Plumbing Sunbeam Bakery Taylor 5: Co. Theis Realty Townsend Esso Tri-State Mill Supply Trotter, H. F., Inc. Turner's Market Unique Cleaners Varner, R. G., Steel Vining, Fred, Jewelers W. ci A. Manufacturing Warriner's Garage Welch Motor Wilcox Amusement Co. Williams' Mobil Sta. Winchester Auto Your1g's Cleaners 1' 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 'I 'I 4 4 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 'I 4 'I 'I :I I I 'I 4, . 4, , I 'I II 'I 4, Q Ss. .Ib N, For the C N. Ji' S-N1-Z' we onsecutive Year We have been chosen by the staff to publish , , Q LQLVU , It is with a feeling of pride that we present the 1959 edition. IHI IIIHHHI EIIMPHNY tr I 4 4 I I I I I In 'I tr ll 209 West 2nd I I OFFICE EQUIPMENT STATIONERY PRINTING Phone IE 4-2610 X L.,-Z-5-fav, .-' gpg- ' 4 'vw '- ,. 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WF, gif rvu,iivM.1a ICE CREAM Wifi i'ii':,1?iaZiii:f. - Wh, f HOMOGENIZED . , VITAMIN D if 2 B MILK M...:,i,.Q-f .. vr.ii..MM A ,sip -... w:.:::12.s'.::s:::1.'L , Amy raoouc 5 9 , V , em M -dj MW, P x sffun im A ' ui H1-' on cammsrnnovco VFRSDME WDAY SUCACELUFF ARK won The Only Milk ond lce Creorri Mode lri Pine Bluff U. K. ICE CREAM AND CANDY CU. C'Sc1'ving Prine Bluff and Southeast Arkansas Since 191lv fjuyd KmE'7fL47-1, CONGRAEULATIONS, SENIORS 4 MW Wi? , Mgr' '59 Wu ' yfwj , lf W1 V Lf ff W W1 jw, WW W J Ulfjlflq , MQW Ur M ,TWV A K will fl W M Jlualfwn Pulp Papa Emp A. E. WEAVER, Local Resident Manager V General Offices-New York City L 335, PLANTS LOCATED AT A - is 1 Pine uff, llgnsas Wellsburg, West Virqini Q' la a Florid Ws Falls, V1. Auqu t M 252 A A QQ Y Tsjeissgis fellgfk as E9 TTTT TTTT MOSTLY BASKETBALL And off they gon 5. Here come the Zebras Don't tell 'em where I am. 6. Do your stuff, qirls. Havin' a brush party, boys? 7. All aboard! Our NHS members hard at work. LADIES Wmffffiwwffm TEENS INEANTS MMA! 4,1427 fi Mazda 22016 X 1, . gli fffff Muff! AQ 449451 ffl QM MMM 4522221 'r 'r 'r WE READY-TCD-WEAR PINE BLUFF, ARK. 516 MAIN PHONE IE 4-7711 I I l I P 'I I lk 'W' ' fffnn , Lew, MW ' 1 9411 aff? 1' I M uma-'Ansari l ,l a : : : : : : : : : : ff -flcawfk INCORPORATED 1: 37' PINE BLuFF,ARKANsAs . , LW rt 1 JW , :E ff Archer s Fun For Ever one 11 U U 1, II 1: Congratulations WABP1INEB'S GARAGE I TURNRR S MRRRRT I Specializing in E 312 EAST 17-I-H I TOP QUALITY MEATS I I, 4, 1' Ig 209 East 17111 IE 4-9619 Ig Wilbur West R. T. Atkinson , , if Compliments of W gl A Manufacturing Co. 'E 3' FARM MACHINERY 4, LAYNE-ARKANSAS 00. :E 1810 ohio - Phone IE 4-7420 'E PINE BLUFF :E RI. 3, Box 015 Pine Biuff, Ark. 1: STUTTGART 5' f - . A I , 4 . 4 I 0 WV CWRI ' . 1 My WV 1 My , HOLIDAY INN H0T1a:L 55 'I 1,1 I - ,Sz The Nation's Inn Keeperfl I I 'V I K, I, rl D Aa M 15 A 1, 4 -it 'HQKNER 5: Highway 05 cmd Rhinehart Rd. 1 wi MJ I I Jil I IE 5-1200 I ' l Lf C! 1: Fine Clothing for tlle Entire Family SHOP WITH CON- FIDENCE is more than a slogan with Cohen's Dept. Store and Cohen's Fashion Shop. It is our guarantee tor your satisfaction . . . Our sincere Congrat- ulations to the 1959 Graduating Class ot Pine Blutt High School, and our Very Best Wishes for your Success in Lite. Maurice Cohen, and the entire Staff of Colzenfs Dept. Store, and Colzeifs Fashion Shop. -..-:.A: 1 I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I The ' Stores E Where E You , I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 4 I SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE :E 'I I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :E It 504 MAI 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I It 'I 'I 'I I If 'I 'I 'I il 'I 'I 'I Excl usive Ladies Apparel I If -:::::::::::::::::.-::- -:::.,g ' C: 4, tr 1 5 A Q 295 JDQGXN TW 9 ffgtfmj CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE RAZURBACK STORES THE Paan MART4601 Mum . LAKESTDE GRQCERYWQTS Olive W. I. REED GROCERY-I-I'Way 65 CS JT CARTEHS GRGCERY-503 East Zndt CROMEHS GHCCERY-1202 State HARPEHS GROCERY-2102 East Barraque 1:17 ? RHP E 119' W 1 G 1 1 M1 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 11 1 11 1 1 1 11 11 1 11 11 11 1 1 1 11 11 11 1 1 1 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 '1 11 . 11 ' li .1 F 'tt , 1, 11 11 11 . 11 11 1 .Q- tgr 11 ...hr 11 1 1 f 1 . 1 ' 1 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 11 11 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 If L 1, 11 W I I 1 11 -if J .-,af u 'lf M' YJJIWM ARTHUR J. ARNEY Your General Contractor 1507 oH1o IE 4-4321 Pine Bluff, Arkansas For All Subscriptions To Magazines and Periodicals Printed in U. S. or Canada can Burnham's News Agency IE 4-2520 vv40,a' Arkansas Furniture Company ll7 E. 4th Ave. A. F. 6. Vida Wisinqer ' ' 1 23 1 7 3 f Q L. is ' xili 11 11 1 1, 11 Dorothy and 11 Ra1pf1 ' Je, 1 W. I. Reed's Han? 'li 1 Razorback Compliments ot Da '1 .udio 'I ym Store ' -11 1 A lOl Blake . - 1' . 11 sl' L l 1 IE 5-l6U2 ' f ' ' .l3'v.'i11 'SFA --1. ,r ' ' ' L-ng. ,N .- fu P P . '-.fb iz, xy , 'Mil 21 . 11: ::::::::: : ro-iv- -v ........... 0 .I ' 1' I . -. -1 PAHKLNSLS MILL SUPPLY vi . 320. Louisiana IE 4-6540 5 ' . I We Are Proud to Have Served Arkansas Industry for Over 50 Years TRI-STATE MILL SUPPLY General Mill Supplies and Machines 411 224 S. Mulberry IE 4-9350 PE N-UT' f ,,.. A 1 H112 y J KINDERGARTEN 1011 cw TO SCHOOL ron HN 1 X ,ily -W 1 f 1 E X 0 I1 1 11 fl -TLUELVE MORE YEARS... 1 :xii ff 1 9 1 'V' il LJ-l-Q fl '11-. THEN YOU EO 'IU COLLEL1: Fon MAYBE FOUR oz SIX 012 EIGHT Moas YEAQS.. , F2- s ' 4 Fi E11 1 2: THEN THEN You U ' w11A'r2 CAN DOANYTHING You wAN'JLI0y 111 1 11911 VA vlfJ.f4Jf,4, IO-rj? 'st'- A lf 51. 1.., fl 111 19 1.4 11111 A :le 1-Qt. -:au 1' X :::::: : : ::::::::4 -:: :::: ALAMO SERVICE CO. House of Service Boomie Westall Mike Westall ' 1620 W. 5th Ave. Phone lEtterson 5-0861 OUR BEST WISI-IES to all GRADUATING SENIORS Look tor the Big Red Sign at the Corner ot Third and Pine When You Look-Look to Us For the Finest Furniture Values in Central and Southeast Arkansas EASY TERMS Davidson Furniture Company 300 Pine IE 5-2011 JEFFERSON MOTOR CO. Your DeSoto - Plymouth Dealer lNTERNATlONAL TRUCKS 1401 West 5th Phone IE 4-6780 CAPITAL TYPEWRITER AGENCY Royal 119 Main IE 4-8471 World's Largest Manufacturers ot Typewritersn Congratulations, Seniors 9 TERIVIITE AND PEST CONTROL CO. 925 Walnut Pine Bluii, Arkansas 'I Congratulations Gillespie - 5, Produce Electncal 1: C I ., ornpany City I: I: Wholesale Fruits 1 1509 Mum ,I and Vegetables 1 I fl 301 olive Pine Bluff, Ark. +C tl 1 E 4-3502 'r tr .,---- SCARBROUGI'I'S NEW CAR SUPER MARKET SALES ee- SERVICE All Makes and Models Including RAMBLER FOR '59 Economy 6 Ambassador V-8 We Sell and Service New and Used Sth G Ohio lE 5-O636 ARKANSAS PALLET COMPANY PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS Congratulations, Seniors TI-IE sToRE FOR MEN PINE BLUFF, ARK. You Are Always Welcome u1mf1zD dill 'J fwffff-'P Q ll' Bus Transportation ls Still Your Biggest Bargain lT'S QUICK Y IT'S SAFE lT'S SURE SOUTHEAST ARKANSAS BUS COMPANY Congratulations W. D. BRAINARD S. F. CHEEISMAN D.V.M. ANIMAL CLINIC David 6 Saul Bram IEWELERS 222 Main Street IE 4-3205 ' :::J5:: 1 I I I I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I 4 4 I 'I I I I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I S 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 5 J ----------------,,,------- r r r 'r in in Conqratu1ations, Seniors LESLIE DRY CLEANERS THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE EOR EXPERIENCE 809 Linden IE 4-1532 PINE BLUFF PLUMBING C0. 1410 POPLAR ff- IE 4-8401 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from BRDADMDDR LANES FRDUGS Southeastern Arkansas' Finest Department Store QUALITY AND RELIABILITY SINCE 1906 Compliments ot CLIFFORD'S RADIO AND T. V. SERVICE RCA VICTORY'-PI-IILCO DEALER CONGRATULATIONS SEN IORS THEIS REALTY 8: INSURANCE COMPANY . k ,Q W , 'F Q--- CONGRATULATIONS from FARMERS SUPPLY ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED PINE BLUFF, ARK. 4 . I if Congratulations If, I' A f' Sf' ,,, , 4 I fl , lj , ,IQ fl X If ' ff KW ffffbffmf, I A ,IJMW , If fy! zzcfrf It f . ' ARTHUR S PLACE POR THE BEST PIT BAR-B-O IN TOWN l9Ol W. l3th Phone IE 4-9795 KAHN'S JEWELERS Pine Bluff's Oldest, Largest and Friendliest Iewelers OPERATING SINCE I9 I O 219 Main Pine Bluff Congratulations, Seniors CENTRAL PHARMACY Our Label On a Prescription Is Like Sterling On Silver 522 MAIN Phones IE 4-4821, IE 4-1164 I. Walter Cook Helen Boyce Lin Nixon Established l926 QI. E. BOYCE AGENCY INSURANCE 3 REAL ESTATE ll7 West 6th IE 4-704l Pine Bluff, Ark. if ::.:::::::::: - - HOME INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. E Garland Brewster, Ir., Pres. Mattie Fisackerly, Sec. ci Treas. INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY FOR 67 YEARS Phones IE 4-O43l - IE 4-O433 1 If '7 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I I I I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I I I I I 'I I I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I J Congratulations, Seniors 'P P LOCKE PLUMBING C01V1PANY, INC. Plumbing and Heating Contractors LICENSED PLUMBERS SINCE 1919 4 1 l 1 l State St. Phone 1E 5-0500 fp 1 - vvv-- 'v :E if Congratulations I ': Congratulations WinCheSte1' E: 1 I Seniors .1 1' Foster ' Auto Stores. 1: ,L , I Inc 1: 5, Music Co. I ' THE lt 4. 4' 1208 State 1' M '1'1 S1 G91 4: 4 4' G1 f :: Pine Bluff, Ark. 1: I IE 5-2062 IL It BAR L 5, ELECTRIC 41 '1 I, I, 4, 'p 'p 4l 0 11 41 'I 4, 4 4 Congratulations I' , 4 4 4 4 C 1 418 Chestnut E, 1:-AN,LEE 5 1710 W. 5433 Q entra 4' ' 4' I gf E SHOP 1: t Tm Shop 3: gt Q 1: :E 113 West 6th : FEDDERS 11 Phone IE 4-3031 tl '1 502 E- 5111 'L 11 Pine Bluff, Ark. I: AIR - g g 1: ooND1T1oNERs 1Ey1esa11 1: 1: IE 5-0033 1' 24 1 P -'P 4 V 4 1, it J .. .ltr A::E ,, ::::: -5.3 ja 5, 'l Congratulations 1' Congratulations Compliments of I Culpepper- li owen ff O k P k 35 FRANK S 2' GREEN Realfv Co' 1 G at If Shoe Store TREE 4 in 4 4, 2200 West 27th fl Drugs 5 4 1 NURSERY 4 4 'P 'I 4 in I I 4, M IE 5-0954 Prescriptions In Gm It 4 P I 4' I4 4, If If Home Beautifiers 'P 4r 4D Il El :E 4 4: 4 Compliments of 29111 is Hazel Condray Sign 501 W- 2nd . . 1 51 5 City Electnc Ig I: 3: 'P Adv. CO. P IE 4-0551 4+ ' NEON SIGNS ' 1501 Ohio ' IE 5-0534 4' 4 :g 1: Pine Blutt IE 4-5903 4 4, 1107 East 17th St. 4, r 'r It 4 41 4 'r CONGHA'-l'Ul.A'l'lQNS I F' . .u ,' 4 ' Q , r S 4 ' f O I J E. B. AND F. R. BL00lVll 'INCH J Y General Agents -C ., 4, ' I r Unexcelled Facilities and Service INSURANCE SURETY BONDS 120 MAIN PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS L. 'f . A Q Q5 5:4 - - -2 ,L - -:J u 'r v 'r v 4 'r 4 'r a 'r lr n 4 4 4 4a 'r 'r 4+ u tr 'r 1 n 4 4 4 'r r v 4 'r 'r lr r r lr 4 r r h r 44 'I 4 4 r v 'r 4: 'I 4a 4,1 4 V lr 'r 'r 'n 4+ z. 'r tr 'r 'r r n 4 4 4 I n 's I 41 'r 'r n r lr P 4+ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 r 'r 'r 4 In J Congratulations, Seniors THE SECURITY AGENCY FIRE - CASUALTY - BOND INSURANCE Mrs. lim McLellan lim McLellan, Ir. Simmons Bldg. IE 4-1250 Pine Bluff, Arkansas 1 11 11 11 11 4 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 4 11 4 1 1 4 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 11 4 4 Compliments FARM EQUIPMENT CO. I. H. GILLESPIE Phone IE 4-5901 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS from FRANK'S SUPER MARKET EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT KENNETH KRAFT CO.. INC. Frigidaire, Maytag, Admiral, RCA Victor, Coleman Names You Know Are the Best Compliments of PREWIT T PAPER CO. 223 West Barraque WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS 11 11 11 11 4 11 1 1 1 1 4 11 11 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 11 11 11 11 11 11 4 4 4 11 11 11 11 11 4 11 1 1 1 1 11 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ride With Rose ..4.' z ' .:.. ..,,,., I EE V,.,,,. ,,,, , J 2212 S 1: 1 f?-mv : 1 is '+ W3 -.1 ,.,. vcgz ifiii zi z v - ROSE OIL CU. ..A.r v, A -fn fi! -15 D. 1 P. - W--.4 -an x . , -v ,,I. , ,. ,,, 4 ...nx .. i Q + me-1: Q .. - Q- , .- X , .lg 'J' f rj A , r L ,,' 1 , WN -M I -1- - .. ...- -4 435' Ara? . 'Z?7 ?t:'i1, :., : I Mx V Vw ' ' , 1 , ,Y JN. ,, 11 N f,., fl!-4 ' 'K 552, -x l-f'v. E, -e.., -'f 'Re Y U4 5 2'5 'I 2. reg' ' ' FP' 7 f ' . A, 1 Yi.. T1 1-. . . 3' ,ah ' , .3 .H 1 '. I, Y V ,g-Q .Q FT A 9,1 I . .- .' fl' ,Lib . i'ff :i N. Lit-3 -. -Lv.,xg., ' , 1? K H. ,, -D Q.. - -. eb- L Y- W .-. ' -A . .,lr'wl', 2 55,-if !, 3 + . 1-5' fi pr ',i,.' 4' - ,,, - A,-.5 '0- ' ' . Z' . , . im I .S -, ' . .. . Vg J I . ' -V. F. ., . E' M ....f-E ' ' ur.. V? ...N 1 f -1 r Q '-M':'-E Y 4 ,N . Eg V 5' XJ- , lrilh SENIOR SIGNATURES When thinking of your friends, remember the advertisers who made these pages possible --A-,,-- BEST WISI-IES, SENIORS OUDIN AND COMPANY INSURANCE AND SECURITY BONDS 612 NotionoI Building Phone IE 5-2422 , - , - - , , 'I I ConqrcItuIotions .A I 'I I I I 'I jr LONG'S I REAP- I BOOK IOHNSON Ig STORE 'I 'I 'I I I I 705 MAIN I 217 MAIN I 'I I I I I 'I Phone I I IE 4-2183 IE 4-1851 'I 'I I 'I I 'I CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Sth ond Moin St. 26th cmd Cherry JEFFERSON ABSTRACT CO. ABSTRACTORS OF TITLE and TITLE INSURANCE III Main IE 4-II2O CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS IMPLEMENTL TRUCK AND SUPPLY COMPANY YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER 22OI West Oth 7 I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I I I I 'I I 'I I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I I I I 'I I I 'I I 'I I 'I I I 'I I 'I I 'I I I I 'I I I I I I I 'I I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I I I I I I 'I I I I I 'I I I 'I I I 'I I 'I I I I I I I 'I I 'I I I I I I I 'I 'I J Active people go for Coke! 1 i - f N ww 4 63 5 is 4 J VV .. , 1 'f .4,. . 1 1 1 1 1 I N' 1 1 1 1 1 CHERRY STREET DRUGS 1109 Cherry Street Phone IE 4-0113 PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS 'r I Enjoy Coca-Cola L 15111. :::x:::x::::x ::x::::::::::: Finest Shoe Repair EQ Congratulations 111111 , 1: , W A Barborotto's 1: Dena S KMQZ ., or I fff ll XI -. Beauty 'con an srznrnnum:-num ,E Bottled under authority of Tlfe Coco-Cola Company by 1 Center I Main 4 Coca-Cola Botthng Co. ., me Oi Southeast Arkansas Pine Bluff 1 IE 4-7142 PINE BLUFF W MONTICELLO ', I THE COUNTRY KITCHEN FOOD COOKED AS YOU LIKE IT Hwy. 65 North- Across From Pines Movies Mr. and Mrs. Lee Parham Owners and Managers ' Phone IE 4-9623 , ..v....,,..... P --, Congratulations SEHWS Bush Service El Center Paul Bates .L Agency TEXACCZHDEALER 6111 Cifld Linden REAL ESTATE 1, IE 4-7538 IE 4-3302 lv Apache Van Lines, Inc Moved to Pine Bluff in 1959 If You Think of Moving Think of Apache T 1 'I 'I I I I I I I I I I J. T. STONE PLUMBING CO. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 4 4 4 4 4 4 'I 4 4 I I 4 4 4 4 4 'I 'I I 4 1 4 'I 'I I I I 'I 4 4 4 4 I 'I 4 'I I 'I I 'I I 'I 'I 4, l709 scum Willow IE 4-7110 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS -,,,,.,-.,,,,,,i,,,,,,,:,,,,: I Reyer's QI - Jeweler hm Overton 'C li ' Lovebriqht 1: Gu Servlce Diamonds QI 1701 Mem s1fee1 Elgin, Wadsworth, :I Bulova, Borel 'I in Watches 'I If Pine Bluff 308 P1119 IE 4-7602 1: 'I 'I CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS BORDEN'S Fine Dairy Products If lt's BOrden's lt's Got TO Be Good Office Phone IE 4-9142 9Ol Linden Street in Pine Bluff, Arkansas COTTON BELT COFFEE SHOP COMPLETE DRIVE-IN SERVICE Zfppgqug Seuube CLEANERS - SHIRT LAUNDRY Where Railroad Men 13111 and cherry Phone IE 4-2451 Meet and Eatv U-Hun--H :I :I Oth and Laurel H. H. HAY, Operator Racopls 'I Glass Shop II Pan'Am ' 'I COTTON BELT SHOPS Servlce 1 l4lU Sltltle IE 4-9002 A I 'E 45541 Phone IE 4-8452 I 1 I 'I 'I I I I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I 4 1 I 1I I 4 4 4 4 4 'I 'I I I I I 'I 'I 4 4 4 I I I :I I I 'I 'I 4 'I A 4 4 'I 4 4 4 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 4 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 4 'I I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I --B v iQJaEl5iBI5Q'I ' ' 1 5 z You re not driving Greyhound is! In gig weather. . 'I GREYHOUNDQIS THE SAFE, E . U-QEEENDABL WAY T0 G0' B. F. Goodrich Tires QE PINEAKEEEEAEUEEDING A I A . Exclusive Building Material 2116 W. 8118 Ave. IE 4-0032 if SAM SHANNON, Manager 700 Mum IE 4-5123 Pine Bluff, Arkansas I 014 STEWART EPSI 55 BUILDING SUPPLIES, INC. Q 'I RAY STEWART, Mgr. Con raiulations 1: P E PEI C 0 L A 2815 W. 28th Ave. Pine 818111, Ark. EE Our Line of Building Material 518 Cedar Pine Bluff I IS Complete - ::::::::::::::::::v-:::::::- v P 4 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS 'I It DOTTIE'S FINE FOODS . VAUNDQY 6 L7 The Finest in Delicious Food Qi, Q' 0 It W S ' 1' ' P 1' C e pecia ize in ar ies PINE BLUFF, ARK, II 921 PO 1 IE 43701 :I par - 201-211 East Barraque IE 4-0811 :I -- ..,..v 'E ,.v,,,.,. ,.,.. ....... - - Furniture, Lane Cedar Chests, 'I Floor Coverings, Electric Refrigerators, 1' and '1 GCS and Wood Cook Stoves If PA.1NTs-VARNISHES - BRUSHES Heaters and Ranges I 4: Sales and Service for 'I Iohnson Seahorse Motors Crawford Bros. Furniture Co. if whizzef Bike Motors tf Kodaks - Motion Picture Equipment IE 4-2732 305' gtcte if Venetian Blinds - Asphalt Tile Pine Bluff, Arkansas 728 Main IE 4-5053 'r tr xxx:x17VxHjf7xQ3xx Axxxfxixxxx: xxx: 'W V uf ,J ,Q W Q , 540 WDM - it ,ww Mviih 'W -V 1 1- U! 0NGRATULAT10Ns JW from PINE BLUFF SAND AND GRAVEL CO. 1lWlP14f'W?!lNWfLff lb P 'I 'I P P P My A il M tg pu I' if U' 12 A l 10 1 7 'L W 1 U ' . . Ju' Q tt NW , A flld' 1 lnde ent L1n fl! , 4: A if .Jax Wllom an of rka s W5 lb I U M V El Dorado Forrest City Fort Smith QI Hot Springs Little Rock gf A DEPENDABLE ARKANSAS SERVICE Q: BLUFF CITY LUMBER 1, COMPANY BEST CLOTHES IN TOWN BUILDERS, SUPPLIES 3116 West S111 IE 4-4450 if Pine Bluff, Arkansas 1 if Congratulations 1' S ' ' Puddephatt :E emors 'I Shade and It Floor I: I: , 13 COMPLIMENTS OF Covermgs 1: I 1 Carpeting EA Tile .5 , ., QNX g WJ? LA I I: Mens Store 4. QNX' e . 5? ineo eum 1 E 1 Shades 1 l' Venetian Blinds 1: 'l Agents For 1 322 Main 4' 1 I: ALLIED VAN LINES l22 W. Barraque ti Q: Phone IE 4-0381 Phone IE 4-2361 1 P P F 'P 'I 'I 'I 1 1, I CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations f SENIORS GfGduGfGS! , f. I' 1: Dave s ' 'I 'I 1: ' Shoe Repair 'I 1, 'I I ' Sho 5 SPILLYARD s I E ,I P I I, Radlo Statlon 3: I DR G T RE 'I I' I U S 0 K 0 T N' 'I You Always Save :E fl I fi When You Trade ff :E Most Modern Prescription Department f 1 Wiih I: It In the South ', Dave 1 1 4: Extends Good 4E 1 . , HELENA RUBENSTEIN COSMETICS Wlshes for 1, I I Your Future 1: 4th and State I I REVLON PRODUCTS I I 'I Success I :I I PANGBURN CANDIES 1: Phone IE 4-9493 Ig 1 1 IE 4' .3 'I 1, 1: I ::::x::x:x:x::x , 1 Congratulations, Seniors ', 1' For Your Every Building Material Need 1: 5, I, BUCKNER REALTY C0 ' if ' 1' INSURANCE - RENTALS :I :I LOANS 4, l I , I G11m0re Pamt and I I I: 611 Chaamat IE 5-0421 ,I I' I I Supply Company I 'I 1: CE 1atiOns, Seni rs T I ' 4: fa px U I My 208 Pine SI. IE 4-5852 fi 'I ' If 1 .I I IQ ASKETU I 1: ' B1uQSSNewest , ' PAINTS - WALL PAPER -ROOFING Ig 'I I BUILDING MATERIAL - LUMBER II 1, IE 4-0480 Highway 65 1 I I 1 1 L J 41 :r 1 1 I. Farmers ,Th S C Ioe's Shoe e uccess ars 1 . Tractor and I H gf Rebullders , For 59 ', Equlpment 41 Ioe Rinchuso C omp an Proprietor Y DODGE - PLYMOUTH 1 301 W. Barraque 1 821 Main St. P Phone IE 4-2280 1' IE 4-9491 11 41 M-mmf-MN Arkansas Motors, Inc. I1W'N ' 41 41 4 ' I Paul Green s it Huseltonfs Food ' Market 915 Mm Stfeef Gulf Station 1016 WQS1 15th 1' 1 201 E. Fifth Quality W Service 1, Satisfaction Phone Ietterson 4-4711 1 IE 4-0833 Phone IE 4-4020 I' 1 5 Congratulations Congratulations, Seniors 1: 41 from 1 lake P 4 , I Hotel 1, Levrne s Iefferson Men IDEAL 1: Clothiers and 4 41 4 Coffee Shop 109 E. 4114 il 4, HYCUR 11 Q If Congratulations G16 A GENERAL 1 Seniors V - ELECTRIC ,5 4 APPLIANCE 1 , -I DEALER 1: HARRY S J 305 Mum s1. 0. 51 11 Pine Bluff, Ark. 41 '1 P' s. E 4-1581 '- me TE 4 318 me 1 I Ig Phone IE 4-4134 4 P P -'N'-0-4-0-.f Smith Battery 61 Electric Service 1015 West 15th Phone IE 4-3730 Williams Mobil Station 820 Cherry St. 4-.Q-.,..,...-.psp-.Q-.apes RALPH ROBINSON AND SON AMBULANCE IE 4-3131 807 Cherry Congratulations Shainberq's Pine Biutt, Ark. ,.,.f.,.f,-v-0.0,-,-+04-4-Q Congratulations Seniors Ranch House Home of Eine Foods Phone IE 4-1490 THE FINEST IN FUNERAL SERVICE Congratulations Congratu1ations, Seniors REED'S Sherwin- Drug Store , , THE PAPER YOU NEED Wlll.1CI1'l'1S FOR Prescription Specialists THE IOB YOU HAVE 521 Main 220 Main Phone IE 4-0751 PhoneIE4-6141 Congratulations P R 0 D U C T S C 0 ' Compliments . I bi Nick's ' 12th 6. Cherry Gulf Station Pine Bluff, Ark. Phone IE 4-9010 304 Mu1berry :gghie Grocer Co. WHoLESALE Pine B1uft, Ark. F 'T I CCNGRATULATIONS FROM TAYLOR 8: CO. Insurance - Rentals - Real Estate Sales Over 50 Years of Continuous Service Let Us Serve You PHONE IE 4-3711 206 PINE ST. PINE BLUFF, ARK. 1 y, Best uccess and Happiness, Seniors Ot Q Ps tr 9,356 Ny FRED VINING JEWELERS Pine Bluffs Greatest Jewelry Store 213 Main Phone IE 4-1473 Congratulations, Seniors ARKANSAS OAK FLOORING COMPANY Manufacturing 'IFPS r2NFceoNnQ1N1' BRAND OAK FLOORING Congratulations TNA Bellamy and Nugent Grocery 3rd and Highway Phone IEfferson 4-9764 We CW Qs XS qD SQ I1 Q w g Q 4 2 'N--.. XS 13 '5 - DUO I ff wwf iw ... 5, X . IX I I I, L1 'I 1 I I Lf if I: Jlxet Y r Next Gift :I C gratulations :I 1, Best of Luck Nr' C e From Seniors Mccone Bros. I ,V I W1 S A q ' cj hephel-d'S I1 Service Sta. 1 POPLAR .U ' 1 I II 1 :M f Schloss if Florist , I 1 1: I and Mechanic on Duty I , ' V ' Q I I. I .XM X? fly J 1 Greenhouses If , X Q 5. U 417 Mum 1 1 ALL woEK 1 812 Poplar .U ' I it , ,X :I 1 ,E 5-0911 1 GUARANTEED I 1, 4 Phone IE 4-1753 :I I1 xl I li I 'I ::::::::::::::::::-a: -::::::::::::::- :::::::::::::::::::::::::- I I 1 EUHR SCHOOL UE BUSINESS :I 4th Floor Simmons National Building I Gregg Shorthand, Secretarial Accounting, Higher Accounting and 'I All Other Allied Business Subjects I Special Classes for I-Iigh School Students in Typing and Other Subjects ' LATEST OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1 I Approved for Veteran Training, Day and Evening Classes EXCELLENT FACULTY :I Phone IE 5-1340 I 'rf ::::::::::::: 1 5 I THE I'IUTT BUILDING MATERIAL CU. I IE Wholesale and Retail 'I I ROOFING - PAINTS - BUILDING MATERIALS lt ,C Phone IE 5-1531 325 Alabama I 'E Pine Bluff, Arkansas I '1 4, -,:,,:,:::, ,,,,,,,:,::,: I I I , ' Compliments If Congratulations I ff Pine I of a I' from your Townsend S I: Office Friend 5 Ford Dealer Esso Service lr 1 I I I' Machme CO' QI SHELL Q, 1019 Mum I 1121 Mem sues-1 I I +I 1: I Radio-'1'.v. 3: H' F'IT'0lte ' 1: 3504 W- 6111 1 A h ' 1 IIC. I ut Omzed I I We Have These 1' UNDERWOOD Ph IE 41053 I I1 Two Stations for 1, 4 . - I I ' 'I Sales Service 4 1 120 East 5th :E SQWIEZFYOUI I1 Agency I E 1 BGSU in-A MAMA- I 1, AAAA Us xx P ,v,v,.v....,. 1 4E Conqrotulotions Shultg gf Lites Mobil ji Flowers , 4 ' 4 Furnrture 61 gf Station jf QUALITY . 4, b APPIIGDCG Motqnolio Products 1: Y Co' I 1 You W111lLi15e 4: Steffey 3 213 pine 1 Ouf Sefvlce 1 1308 Mum st. IE 4-0017 lp 15th 6: Main Ph B1 H A k 1023 Cherry 1 IE 4-9870 It 1 e u , r . 13 , 11 Qyrbfiw 1 X NGRATU1.AT1oNs, SENIORS , 1 1 . ,7 ww lf .. QM in M Ell'??EE?E5fl: . WWW PINE BLUFFS MODERN DEPARTMENT STORE .Likll-1, 4Jl P P E I BI4 PIN E PHONE '54 x, xxx :E 'E .Io .... Il -- 1 1 AIWUYS Visit QE F. G. Smart You Csotna Do1CBetter 1 Compliments 1' 1 Solongns 1: Chevrolet I hu A Fabric enter 1 1 0 I1 - 4, I 4, I FIRST' 1: Scalhon Bro. It Companv Slmpson ' l 'l Soles and Furn. CO. Across from , WHOLESALE fl Service Scenqer Theater fi 1113-25 State S1. 4 4, 119 W, 2nd If 307311 W' Second Phone IE 4-0292 'r 4, 4 Q V ,,, 4 R 0 ,- Q- ---------AAA-AAA-- - -AA--AA--- A 'I 1 --------vvvv 1, 'YYY'Y-v-------'vw-----------vw 13 :::-p:::::::::: :Q Compliments fl FoR ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS fi Phone IE 4-9575 g I SEE gf If of I If Potter's I . .L STANDARD LUMBEPI I I Splllycrrds- I I Radio 5 T V 1 1 COMPANY 1 ' :E Pcrlmateer I Shop Eg Esso Service Phone IEIIQFSOB 5-2410 1500 Mum 1' ., 402 E. 5IR It I 217 E- 5111 1.1 Pine Bluff 'I 'I QW INE BLUEF, ARKANSAS 1: 1 I ,,,,,L,,,L, , ..LL.. .L,LLLLL.,,, ' I I I ,DEW ' I It ' 11 I: 7 Q GRATU ATIONS TO SENIoRS OF '59 HlJ'WJQfX! W V' I ing! iff AAJ I - ' 1 AMI RV!! If ff If 9, :1 DM J I ,XV 0 W X 1' 1, ' Ip JIWMQW STACY S A I . 171 'I V 7 P M if 37 I. Moy for women who care what they wear I' V' gi ff' 1, 224 MAIN PHONE IE 4-7232 1 1 . 1+ P :r 1 1 PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS 1I 1 'I 1 I :,:,,,:,,,,: 1 g HEY KIDS g REMEMBER WHEN DRAGGING CHERRY DIG IN AT 1 I THE HUT . CHARBURGERS A THICK SHAKES 1 1 ---wol 5' VISIT THE 1 SNACK AND SACK 1, 28th and Mulberry I Inside, Curb, cmd Window Service I Good Food Plus Grocery Items I OPEN ALWAYS 4, ------ :::::::.-:::::: AA---- 'J'M 'iS AKINDERGA N I5 A6 FAS-ES -I'M GOING TO GO' . KSN 'JA C If X I L Q X 2 ' 5 . . tl: - Q gl f wana. S pl - , .- IUITI-I KINDEQGAETEN IM GOING TO DROP OUT OF SCHOOL' I 11 fi TK-s2E1TAFFF1lrgoueH 5 I I P1 is It HHQIEE A6 FAQ AS IM, - ' CONCEPNEQTIIATQ IT! Q :I n se S see.: emew 51 -ill '.--.-'I TI-IERE5 NOTI-IING TI-IAT CAN HAQM A PERSON MORE TI-IAN f N I V-fl' - vhfxe- -Q - - .-- 5 Too FOIQMAI. EoucAT1oN! I If 3 W Y H . II I- JE Ee II A' I I Congratulations I I I I Q 17 I I I f e w 1 1 7'T'i l fgZ4247,? i CL! 7 IE lonucx mo co. 1, I: ' I , Arkansas Most 'E Complete 1, S T A N D A R. D 3: Department Store I ' I I I Ig 912 W. Sth Ave. 1' BRAKE SHOE I I I I I I 'I I Phone IE 4-7210 I AND I 5' I I: L I F 0 U N D B- Y Phone IE 4-6130 A I E Steel Castings- I 4 I Hendrix 1 Brake Shoes Auto Trim I Shop I I: I 215 East 6th Street PINE BLUFF I I I: I SEAT oovERs I MEMPHIS , AND :I TRIM SUPPLIES E I liens- ' 1 I I I I I Congratulations Class of '59 Matthews Hardware Company The Store of Over 10,000 Quality Items 114 E. 4th IE 4-0581 ..,,,,,,.,.,r,-.p-.'..4-.,..p.0.0..'-.eq OAK PARK GULF 28th and Hazel Tommy Anderson Lyle Stafford Eugene Faradouqh Congratulations J. H. MEANS INSURANCE AND BCNDS Simmons National Building Phone IE 4-4532 Congratulations Exchange Furniture Company 227 Pine Phone IE 5-1320 0+++0+o Home Builders Building Material Real Estate Insurance 327 Mulberry Pine Bluff, Ark. :::,f:::- Congratulations, Seniors THE PINE BLUFF COTTON OIL MILL DIVISION OP ARIVICUR AND COMPANY Manufacturers of COTTON SEED PRODUCTS Phone IE 4-6610 -----AAA-A-AA-AA------- .... A----- -AA----A --AAA A-----,A --AAA - PINES MOTOR CO. BRYANT TIRE at VULC. co. Cmslereplymomh Phone IE 4-1413 320 West Barraque Imemafgndl T k Congratulations, Seniors N EHI BOTTLINC COMPANY 2l9 East Oth Loomis FLORAL COMPANY , 316 West Sth Phone IE 5-0322 RUBY S BEAUTY NOUK Congratulations, Seniors Pine Bluff, Ark. 1101 E, Sth MONABCH CLEANERS LEMONS - RYALL CITY SERVICE STATION 6th and Main 215 W. Barraque IE 4-2842 Phone IE 4-4641 CONGRATULATIONS FROM O L A N IVI I L L S The Nation's Studio 121 W. 2nd IE 4-6223 151551 'IIiGQs11Eh'b5.ECW'6Wf'N15'?i46ifN 111565 211 South Walnut W. L.LC9vt5.g?XF:?EnUqer USED RECORDS 301 W. Barraque 1Oc and Up IE 4-5711 Conaratulations to the Class of '59 SILBERNAGEL COMPANY, INC. WHOLESALE Pine Bluff, Arkansas I I I 1 1 1 1 1 '1 11 v:-::::::::::::v-: ---------------------v---- - - - A1 1 I I Congmtllkmons Congratulations, Seniors of '59 11 ' Seniors Bell Auto I E May the future road in life be Trim l pleasant and L l happy Customed 1' E In the Market for Sem Cgvefs 'E Ready-to-Wear 1 5 FWS 218 13. 16111 1 I S Pine Bluff, Ark. If , ee , , I Pine Bluff , 1 Goldwebers 11 I I-::::::::::::::: :::::::::: 8 I 1 I Compliments 41 1 I I 1 1 ELLIOTT 0IL C0. 1 1 ' Of :I B. 6: H. A1110 TI , 2200 West Sth Ave, 1: - ,, Hotel Pines 51 Se1'V1Ce :g . 1 ...:.,.1 Barber Shop -1 71 l 1, 220 East 16th 1 ' A 1--4 - 420 Main 1 I I -I Pine Bluff, Ark. PRODUCTS 'Q '1 11 1: 1 :::::x::: It 1 1 I If l I I I 1' 1' 1 1 I , SHAFFER HALEY, INC , 1' ,I I Shaffer Haley, President May H. Love, Office Manager 1, I 1 E Mollie C. Haley, Secretary :St Treasurer Helen Coleman, Stenographer E 1 1, 1 Mollie Haley, Student Clerk 1 1 I 1 1, 11 I 1 REALTORS - LOANS - INSURORS 1 1 1 I 1 I :I 1 1 1' 1 1 I I 1 1 ll8 South Pine Street Dial IE 5-0410 , 1, , 3- if 1: 1: U Q b::::- 'P wx' . ' - , Qmu. ' k '-I ii - , 153- ESQ ' I agree ie b A?hg 13192 1: kg JQQO QMS-'N0U. is 35,2 wt go: rtwwzi hssxtxxtis as et WLC N1 M3 ga 1, .Wu w, , MZ' I . I - I mLm .Sm SNXXX SoJQDfi.bOQo.XLvvxJ 1' W MWELCTI MOTWRS COESIVIP NY Sales and Service! I 'www 5th and Pine IE 5-2433 1: Congratulations . Seniors 4: Compliments of I Pine Bluff INE CONE : Iunk Co. P 220 E. 11th 1 1 lr 1' :I Highway 65 North 11 Pine Bluff, Ark. 1: 1 1 I 'I Congratulations, Seniors R. G. VARNER STEEL i PRODUCTS, INC. lr 1 PINE BLUFF, ARK. 'n 5, Compliments of Congratulations Conqratulations ' Seniors The Burt's ' INTERNATIONAL Iolynn Delgfflment r Ore . PAPER COMPANY . Shop ' 513 Mum ZO9-211 Main PINE BLUFF, ARK. IE 4-0372 IE 5-5653 0 I 'r 'r I bw 'r if Ifiilgfg 4 fish Wi 1-fe, tn rfnflm f I jx J t f .1 I 'if ,Z A , Q I 'w'- !g'f 2'-,.,.5x-3 gxlgjfi if 4 -'LE :Q-1?-, ,L f ' L.,,.A..?- A, . . - ---?----- +I .,., gg.:.53:g.5.,:.:.:1:,:5::g:g::- -.13 f- -- '- ,It .- . V -: V. :5,- 5.-'-1-,5:1.:-1::v:g:g:1:1:::1:53:41 .,.- A -.Z , 4 .- .. . . , - ,. . . I 12 . LIINUW' I LQHN ' tl.. .,,.,,....,,.,.,.,,,.....,.A .,.... ..A..... ,.,A,A,,,4. . . A .,., , 4, , ,.,. 4, Congrcrtuicrtions, Seniors 9 Atwmfs must oumarw Shop Penney's . . You'I1 Live Better You'1I Save! 'B ' 2 FOR 54 YEARS THIS LITTLE BOY HAS BEEN GUIDING THE WIDE AWAKE TIRE BUYERS Let Him Direct You to msn Arkansas' Greatest Tire Service WHERE YoU'LL SAVE MONEY, TIME AND woRRY PINE BLUFF TIRE St RUBBER CU. 1415 Eost 17th Phone IE 4-291 1 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS GUARANTY LIFE ASSOCIATION Simmons Building IE 4-2375 Congratulations, Seniors X J. P. Crawford Furniture Company NEW - 5 - USED 306 State Phone IE 4-2732 lim G Em Crawford, Owners Mrs. Vera P. Reed, Credit Mqr. T h a n k Y o u . . Advertisers Faculty Photoqraphers-Sidney Cazortg Marshall Davis The Perdue Company YOU MADE OUR BOOK POSSIBLE! Compliments ot THE JOHN RUST COMPANY ::::4-:::: Congratulations, Seniors .x V ,, .... 'V .ji K , ff, cl. , P Life ff , P L ..r r es fiwfjfr fl Qfffif iseses 462 C5515 glilffj f'OJLf -. ...P Z jfiOfz.aff! f G! irq 'fr 57? if , .f-t f' H F7717 at-cfs JL- FOX BROTHERS HAHDWAHEQ4fC4t.tfffWt 415 Main Phone IE 5-O312 KMA WE'Lls ALWAYS REMEMBER . . . Club lnitiations. Pep Rallys. Beat Little Bock Week. Those times ot 8 counseling. 9 Eire Drills. lU 6 7 The classroorns?? Those talented personalities. Basketball games. Ole' PBHS. Monitors. Our President. Spanish Club. Niqhts before exams. That old school spirit. l-lorneroorn parties. Sweet Williarn. x LJ -A1134 ,Fixx-',n I X!-UNH n-JU I 2f'Z,:,lf'2 QMA Aw QMQNETQITZZKZ -,ww wa! Q . 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