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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

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' , .r S .W '51, -, Q. , f5 L' ,. kj' 5:5 11: 14 Jfifwf..f mn 'uhw ww W. :eff . 1 4: rw' , 5 if - vs-rffff' Ci Af, f ,, w 4, . S7 1 kigf:.ri'A wfQifi3?i' ff59'ff5ff 359i W fwiz g5Qff!lz,+M gm? W 5!!,,g'f ,QVWW N My 0' N9 v 66017091 1196 0' Publ' hed by Semi Clcls P B1 ff H gh S h 1 P B1 ff A k my ,gf ,J QM. pi' The backing cmd enthusiasm ot the entire student body made the year 1959-1960 one ot great acts, but our most spectacular was that WE BEAT LITTLE ROCK! STAFF HEADS ant rowt wk It swam A X Y . 3 - N 'X ' VViih,1n1LeeIohnson, photoqrophery Marty Andrews, crdvertisinq nidnoqerg Bruce Roberts, niokefiip editor. Royce Iohnson, editor, Suzon Rrevvster, Crssociote editor: Von Moore, business nrcrnrrger. ' s , FOREWUBD We present this production oi THE ZEBRA in hopes thot our ctrnteros ond writers hdve captured the spirit ond enthusiosin of the i960 Senior Class, ond it is our desire thot in the years to come, this book will serve os o proqnrrri to review the drorno of the 1959550 Senior Year ot Pine Bluff High. 5' Y'W ,:- -.--::, 2 gi 1 gg' 1 qwi J, as i Q Kioiqti y A .ff , , S 1 if , Q XY. X 3, we fig? Q I S iff? 5 fx. 1 , Ninn' Q. ' ' 19 Q F I .. Y ENN' Y A , i ld - ,Q xx 1 ' an , an IP. is s 1 D' ,'f ., ' 4: 1 pix , A . lx Xi 'f ' i QQ , , Kiwi., , , , I A x Y , ' 3 rl Y gf t k Q f. M . I! If ,u 'mdk .54 W. ZH, . , 4 'W a , 'Q ' f 21+ .-.-use ---N an 1 Q. 1' jim 1, - 'Q ' M x Y Y sf, ,K 'JA ' 4 Ji. .x ,.:,'W ' ,va , A ' w Nl I ,W 1 1 zz -1 M fam -i 4, x'5 +w,,,,x 4. . ., -vw-:sawn www ,Q wwsegmm .w z xg we -an DEDICATION TO MRS. ANNIE M. EDDINS Who wgs never too busy to help us. Who sei us on example oi patience ond understanding Who enriched our lives by guiding our reoding. We, the Seniors oi l960, dedicate this production of 'the ZEBRA. J! S ,. Kim . Q I ig ' 'Y f A ,gs N' ...fi 'QQ 9565 K THE BIG THREE DR. IOHN A. TRICE MR. C. B. GARRISON MR. RAY E. BRUCE Superintendent Principal Assistant Principal T0 Tl-IE 1960 SENIOBS Best wishes to our first class of the Soaring Sixties. Your presence and contributions to the Pine Bluff school community have been significant and for that you are loved and appreciated. Our hope is that because of your experiences here, each of you will leave us better equipped to meet the challenges life holds for you in the years ahead. Dr. lohn A. Trice l sincerely hope your memories of Pine Bluff High School will always be pleasant. But do not reflect too much on the past. What you are now and what you make of 'your future is most important. We cannot expect the world to be better than we are. C. B. Garrison Cheiron, the Centaur in the story of lason and the Golden Fleece, admonished lason as he left Cheiron's care, Speak harshly to no soul whom you may meet, and stand by the word which you shall speak. This was a guiding principle for the Ancient Greeksg it could serve us well todayf-1 those of us who remain to carry on the tradition of Pine Bluff High School: and those of you who leave us with our many pleasant memories of the Class of 1960. Good luck to you. We will miss you. . Ray E. Bruce Mrs. Georqla M. Adams Guidance Director B. A., Arkansas Collegeg M. A., Uni- versity of Arkansas. Class, we have a visitor in the guidance office today. Mrs. Frank Baker Music Director B. A., B. M., Stetson Universityg M. S. M., Southwestern Seminary. Now, let's go over this song once ,, more. Mrs. lulius Brown Com mercial B. S, E., Arkansas State Teachers. We clon't giggle in my class. Mrs. Leon Coker Mathematics B. A., Henderson State Teachers. All right angles have 90 degrees. Mrs. Z. L. Crawford Secretary B. S., Texas Women's University. Oh, there's nothing by your name. , Go see Mrs. Townsend. Mr. Elmer I.. Davis Industrial Arts B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers. Boys,, quit looking out the win- dowsf Mrs. Annie M. Eddins Librarian B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers. We don't change positions until your shelves are straight. mrs. muy non nmuna Speech, English B. A., Henderson State 'Teachers Col- lege I dorft know-it could he that way. Miss luanita Baldwin Distributive Education B. A., Hendrix College: M. S., Uni- versity of Arkansas. C lass, close your mouths and open ,, your ears. Miss Ieania M. Bums Home Economics B. S., Ouachita College: M. S., Uni- versity of Arkansas: Graduate Stu- dent at University of Tennessee. Mrs. Ioe Coles, Ir. Physical Education B. A., MacMurray College. You look tired girls-twenty push-ups. Mrs. L. D. Davis English B. A., Ouachita Baptist College. I asked for complete sentences not iust the wrong answerf Mrs. Reva B. Dishongh Social Studies A. B., B. O., Henderson College. These answers are too brief. Mrs. George O. Ellis English B. A., Ouachita Baptist College. In my spare time, I teach school. mrs. r. n. rormny Biology B. A., University of Arkansasp Uni- versity of Oklahoma. We're goin f to have a test Wed- !! A nesday. Mr. Austin W. Glenn Social Studies B. S., Arkansas State Collegeg M. S., George Peabody College. FLASH Mrs. Claude Gfrifiing Secretary That's no excuse. You were ,. fardy. Mrs. Lena D. Hollimon Latin B. S. E., Delta State College: Gradu- ate work at University of Chicago. Starting now . . r Mrs. W. E. King Home Economics B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers College. . . . and various things of that .. sort. Mrs. Guy Kirkley History A. B., Hendrix College: M. A., George Peabody College. Did I ever tell you the story of little 'ole Henry VIII? Miss Iosephine Martin English B. A., University of Arkansas: M. S. E, Arkansas State Teachers College. This is an Advanced English class, isn't it? R '- .. .li ,xyy . Miss Eva Gammlll English B. A., University of Arkansas. Now, staff, leave the grounds when you go for ads and use the back door.', Mr. Elqie Goss Physical Education B. S. E., Henderson State Teachers College. Winning is not the most important thing - ifs the only thing., Mr. Gerald D. Harrison Industrial Education Q B. S., Arkansas A. 6. M. All right, boys, get busy. Mr. Marcus Kaufman Athletic Director A. B., Ouachita: M. A., Peabody. N'allright Mr. Lawrence M. Kresse Science B. S., Arkansas State Teachers Col- lege. Don't bug me, people. Mr. lim Lockwood English B. S. E., Henderson State Teachers College. Blessed are the little, for they shall lzecome no smaller. Mr. Iames A. Miller Industrial Arts B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers College. Zgggot plenty of time before Mrs. Wllllam Mltosinka Home Economics B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers Collegeg Graduate work at University ol Houston. Use your thimbles, girlsf, Mrs. lim Primm Spanish B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers Collegeg Advanced study at Uni- versity ot Mexico. Cierren sus libroslv Mrs. Patty Rudder Secretary William Woods Collegeg Hendrix. College. Your test scores have not come m yet. Mrs. Iarnes F. Townsend Sturly Hall Supervisor Arkansas State Teachers Collegeg University ot Arkansas. You'll have to check with Mr. Garrison. x' Mrs. R. B. Watson Math A. B., Ouachita College. You might ,pass if it werenlt for Wofzr grades. Mr. P. W. Whiteaker Mathematics B. A., Southwestern University. Boys can't sit in cars with girls , ,, - thats reserved for me. Mr. Ioe Willoughby Social Studies B. S. E., Henderson. There are three ways of doing things-the right way, the wrong wau. and my way. Miflullltlirlifti. f .f t .V B. A., Cglltsgetof was my Yay lat' dffwn I Jn Ref wl o' heref, X w.. L J xg 'V' lg, ,L .fl V I - wil 'M ,N ff. ' X S 6 A .5 ., 'gf gf If EQ ' Mrs. Iva Roberts Social Studies B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers Collegeg M. A., University ot Ark- ansosp Studied two years at North Texas State Teachers, one summer at American University The name of your hook is Maris Story. not Womans History. Miss Carma Starr English B. S. E., Arkansas State Teachers College. I will not he held responsible. Mr. Roland Warner Social Studies B. S., M. S., University of Virginia. In a'l . . Mr. R. B. Watson Band Director B. M., Hendrix, M. M., Drake Uni- versity. You might as well smoke now ., as hereafter. Miss Barbara Willis Commercial B. S. E., Arkansas A. 6- M. College. All right, girls-reacl!l. set, clic- tatef, Mrs. Doyle Wilson Commercial B. S., in Business Education, Southern State College. 1'm sorry, but I donlt believe 1 know Miss Templef, F Z J 60 MILTON HUGHES President HM MCGAUGHY Vice-President X K . X K 5 4 f , fkd WV77 L MARGARET WOODFIELD Secretary C ORDON GUEST PYSSICIQTIT 'K Q v VF 7' ,, CHARLES PHILLIPS Vice-President HUGH BURNETT Se retory , 3. x Q M. Q 9, sb NS W 3 .f K Q 9 gi -N5 Wx W sf' X : ge Alexander. Sharon Let me tell you , . . ! Allen. ludy Good Chararter is an asset in any lilo. Amick. Carol lean God made me small so that He could do a better job. Arnold. Calvin M.. Ir. A last person will go a long way. and this one will go iar. Atkinson. Robert Taylor. III He ted the parade. Q Vilfitl J L f I 'I n 4 l Baker. Dennis Charles 'What . . . me worry? Allen. Ioan lt'll take an ace to catch this trick. Allison. Dorothy Mae She's the last of the Allisons, but what a happy ending. Andrews. Marty She does many things we-llg but best of all, she leads the Zebra yell. Ashcrait. Patsy Ruth Her disposition is better than gold, Atkinson. Walter H. lt's a grand old world, and l'm not missing out. Baker. Dewey O. Always good for cz joke told in an inimitable way. Barbarotto. Michael Anthony The heart storms at fortune's gate and wins his heart's desire. Bates, Wallace Paul Men of few words are the best men. Bell. Carl Hendrick, Ir. l-le's interested in new models- qirls and cars. Bethea. Nova Ann Small in stature only! Blackwell. Billie lean Laugh and qive life a whirl. She'll always be Cx happy qirl. Boldinq. Linda Lee Hair of gold, eyes of blueg A friend to all'-this is true. Barnett. Martha Adele And who would have guessed by the A's and B's on her card that she was only 151 Beasley. Edward Neel Successfully does his job in a quiet manner. Benton. Lynne An artist who is a work of art herself Black. Floy Grace She's funny, friendly, and frolic- some. Blankenship, William Porter, Ir. Why talk when everyone else is doing so welll J F . n. dward lp pper lf the end of the world should come tomorrow, he would sell tickets Bounds. lames H. He talks a lot, but he always says somethinq. X ,W 'ph Boyd. Micheal Lane Theres no humor like Mikes humor. Breedlove. Patricia Sue Her tongue is never idle. Brown. Marie Annette Her blessed silence is welcome, Bryant. Kenneth Charles ls life not a hundred times too short lor us to bore ourselves? Bullock. Harriet Elizabeth A smart, gay and surely different girl. l -:.:,,.iw Q .. F. at .Q 1 fx if 5 . .Q XX Bourne. Francis Faye She puts all her troubles in the bottom of her heart and then sits on the lid and smiles, Boyter. Martha Iuan The kind that makes the world qo round. Brewster. Suzan li you knew Suzie, like we know Suzie -'V OH! U Browning. Van Harper His name is a guarantee of fun Bulloch. Wayne Douglas Every man is the architect of his late. Bumpass. Carolyn Marie lust as high as our hearts. Burnett, Hugh Franklin All great men are dead and l don't feel so well myself. Burrouqh. Betty Have a good time today, for tomorrow you may not have a chance. Butram. Ierry Serious moment? He has none. He believes in just having fun. Cady, Ronald I. Wavy black hair and a hand- many a mile. some smile will take this W i Calloway. Virgil A. ln a quiet and friendly way, he has made friends each day. Cauqhman, Clyde, lr. He loves to hunt . . . whether it be for a dear or a deer, Bums. Rita Carolyn Shy, but never at ci loss for friends. Burton, Robert Great things will come to those who wait, so why rush?' Byrd. Patricia Lynn As bubbling, exuberant and re- freshing as a fountain is this petite blonde. Calhoun. Margarette Carolyn Here's a high, school-spirited lass that gives a friendship that will last. Carter. Ierry Wayne He doesrft say much, but what he says is good. Chavis. Linda Faye She's tops in every department Clark. Ann She has beautiful dark hairy and lots of pep with others she'll share, Crane. Charlotte lean The type that's always friendly. Cross. Tommy lt's not Wise to be wiser than necessary. Cunningham. Bobbie l . X0 As many spirits as q ,moonshinc W, still. 1 515 'qv XXX . , I 1 ' 'P , f JY t . Nw Davis. Houston. Ir Race you to the Chicken Basket. Dlck. Gary A. I do not speak English. I only suffer English. Collins. Gladys Helen Being with her is better than taking a vitamin cocktail. Creed. Carole Leigh Loyal, faithful, but just a Wee bit shy. Crow. Shirley Ann Vivacious, nice and full of pep: this qirl is usually hep, Davis. Diane Elizabeth She is simply top drawer. Davis. Robert S. Yes, he's the son of the coach- Davis! ggfbivx Doty. Iackson Plays a little, studies a little, and loves a lot with huge success. Driver. Cecil D.. Ill Men may come and men may qo, but l haven't even started yet. Dunn. Van Cornelius Music l love, but qirls l just don't understand. Eans. Ennis Bryan He likes all types of music and ' gl , he plays one type. r' . .L ffv fl tstfi u jr, ' 'v Elkins. Thomas lt doe-sn't pay to worryp are bound to happen anyhow. Ellis. Harold William Thinkinq is but a waste of time. Elmore. Virginia Laughter and youth will prevent qrowinq old. al. 5 yyiiillu i y Dunkum. Blanton He never waits for fun to find himy he qoes ahuntinq for it. Dye, Shelby lean Sweetness is her trademark, Edington. Marion Waits. Ill The picture of health, but once was Called The Murnp-Spread' mf' Ellis, Anthony Charles He carrie, he saw, he went into ac tion - - t' 'V Ellis. Linda lune A txnqer in every pie and a pine in every oven. Evans. Kay Frances Cupid seems to smile on her. Evans. Sherry Lynn The 0 es have it. Fincke, Dorothy Deloris Shows little emotion, but ai'- vomplishes much with no com- motion. Fletcher. Thomas Orr Some take engagement rinas and mooriliaht But qive me piston rinqs and a good headlight. Freeman. Sandra Kay Appears quiet and studioiis, bw appearanves are deveitful. !, Gambrell. Beatterice Marie lt silence were qoldenp shed be a millionaire. Gibbins. Christine A friend to all her friends. F airchild. Richard B. He draws pictures as well as he draws friends. FS .fi F 1 Finley, David How nice I can tue, when I want to be nice! Floyd. William Russell Matter of tact and unconcerned, game to class and sometimes learned. Freemyer. Judith Ann She has one loot in her mouth and the other on the go. George, Iames Allen Some say he's bashfulg others, wonder. Gibbins. Raymond D. His eyes shine with the glow of friendship. Gibson. Virqinia Lucille I am as I am, so will I be. Goodbar. Sandra Gaye Always happy, never sad, Sometimes nauahty, never bad. Green. Nancy Rebecca Ouietness is her loudest ieaturo. Griffey. Linda L. When the liqht of my Iile qoes out, I just strike another match. Grumbles. Sherry Ann I just want to he friendly, I'm not a flirt. Gunti. David Kearney A real jolly character is this iellow Gunti But some ol his bends aren't very funny. I wk Ginger. Herman Horton Ile was the man behind the camera for those Pirie Conv paaes. Gray. Linda Io She knows what she wants and sho will soon have him. Gresham, Lawrence It you can get him anqry, hr- miaht he disaqreeahle. Griffinq. Mary Louise Dynamite comes in small pack- ages. Guest. Gordon D. rlis biq heart will Ionq be ro- membered hy the toothall team and the Senior Class. -4 Hale. Ioe Franklin I-ie is a true cowboy. He loves his horse because he's never met a qirl more qood-Iookinq. Hamby. Orvil Content with the world. Handley. Iames Lee Sigh n ies, 'gh no more. Hankins. Patricia Ann So?? Hanlzins, Sherry Gayle She has the appearance that at- tracts friends and a manner that holds them. Hartman. Ioan Elizabeth Blessed with brains and a will- ing tongue, she kept the teacher cn the run. Helvie. Ianice Lorraine What will the band do without her? Hamilton, Archie Clyde. Ir. Always Cheerful is his mon icker. Hankins, Norma Character and integrity are sy- nonymous With her goal. Hankins. Roy G. A buddy to everybuddy. Hanna. Iudy Gall Another one from Mississippi, noted for that southern drawl and beautiful wome Hawkins. Mary Louise A good nature and good sense must ever join. 1 I Henry. Sheryl I-ler face is her fortune-and it runs into a nice figure. Hill. lame: N. A good mind cmd a qood nature, make qood friends. Horwedel. Ric d lc tudious d 'ui nature. MJF li Huqqs. Wanda Diana A look that explains, Why Gentlemen Prefer Blondes. Hughes. Hatha Io True to her work and to her friends. Huselton. Glenn He combined his mind with his fists and emerged a master at using both. Iacobs. George Russell. Ir. Leave silence to the saints. I'm just human. ,Q-0' l Holliday. Cherry Mays What this school needs is more carefree l-IOLLIDAYSV' Hubanks. Thomas Ierrell People get his point Without hav- ing it shoved down their throats. 'g A I I 1 l N, 1 'Y Hughes. Lloyd Milton Our choice of best all-round, another such president can't be found. Hunt. Alma Ieanne Sweetness, neatness and looks 'she has them all. l lacks, Linda Mildred The aim is perfection-patience, j lhG 2'OCId. lohnson. Royce Overton. Ir. He-'s got what it takesfnperson- ality and good looks. Iohnson, William Arthur l Wow, what a drummer! Y 1 4 .Q I ..- V 1,5 K .-'4 V . a A4 X 1, 3 L A Iones. Garry l A The strong, silent, type who al- ways manages to do the nicest things when you aren't looking. Iones. Neta I. Her personality will win het many friends because upon her they can depend. Iordan. Robin I one Always has something to do, someone to love, and something to hope lor. Kilpatrick. Patricia Ann Shes herself, what more could one ask. - King. Priscilla Mae Her personality glows and hints of a future filled with success and happiness. 1 Iohnson, William Lee Full of fun, liked by all, A happy face throughout the hall Innes. George Stephen. Ir. lf flirtinq were the pinnacle of success, he'd be on top of the world. Jordan. Iohn D. An allvaround good guy. Kennedy, Kathleen Pretty face, charm qalore, sweet disposition, need we say more? King, Dortha lean This blonde appeals to the ladies too. Kitchens. Iohn Robert, Ir. A quy who loves football, but loves girls better. Lafitte. William Owen lt brains were dynamite, he would blow up the whole world. Lawrence. Grady Easy going and mighty friendly. Lee. Iudith Ann lvlildest manners and gentlest heart. Line. Marion Dyanne lt didn't take her long to find her place in P. B. H. S. Luft. Ronald Leslie Within this quiet grinner. Lurks a schooltime winner. D QW McAllister. Ollie Lee. Ir. Let us do or die. Langston. Lana Marie ln her eyes there is only one . . , . . Which one? Leath. Eva Waynette The best and finest thing in this world is laughter! new .WI if lxcflu X Ligon, illiam Douglas. lll A rc ,J Beep?-Be MWhrrrrrrrm t l Q .Mtv Little. Julia Margaret 'Twas her thinking of others that made us think of her. Lybrand. Iames Quiet, thoughtful, uriconcernecl, comes to class, never learns. McCai-ley. Brenda Ioyce Many know this charming girl as Beber. McColgan. William Lewis. Ir. You never know what he's think- inq, even when he tells you. McGauqhy. Iames Porter, Ir. Eat, sleep and be merry, for tomorrow l may fall i love. ,TM McGraw. O. B., III lt's my theory that a conversa- tion is held with and not at an' other person. McLelland. Robert Talk to every man as if he bores youg to every qirl, as it you love her. Mainer. Ianice Ruth A qirl who deserves the very best. Massey. Ierry Don A qrin, a wink, a carefree jest, by things like this we know him best. McCoy. Brenda Louise The best spoon you ever saw when it comes to stirring up PEP! McGahee, Iohn Wayne Don't let your education interf tere with your good time. McKinley. Ernest Lee Give me wide open places, horses and pasture fences. Maas, Andre Roberta She can get her point over with- out stabblnq someone with it. Marks, Samuel H. lt you can't have fun, why live? Maxcy. Sarah Ioyce Ktndhearted and sweet to all she nay meet. Mayfield. Gloria Faye When there is nothing else to do at night, I study. Mead. Linda Carroll A perfect mixture of silence and Conversation. Melton. Norma lean Not too quiet, not too gay, but combined in just the right way. Michael, Margaret Mary Enemies not any, but Iriends many. Mize, Roby Dan Women? Boy, I could write a book on them! 5 oore. Arl Van. Ir. The MOORE you know, the -fr MOORE you like. O X5 Maynard, Mary Margaret Strongest minds are often those the noisy world hears least. Meeks. Howard A. Silence qoes deep! Menotli, David Richard Among his many tirsts is first out oi the buildinq at noon. Mitchell, Travis Clyde. III Laugh and the study hall laughs with you. Go to the office and you qo alone. Monk, Raymond O. I am very fond oi qirls' laugh- eter, smiles and chatter, but most of all I like their silence. Moore. lames Martin Although hes quiet he's just the type we all like. Moore. Mattie Ann The mildest manner- 'the type we all like. Morgan. Bernita With virtue and quietness one may conceive the world. Morqan. Lexie Lynn She's never deep in anything but love. fl A L Q I , l le. ql M L xi, A 1 D' .,7. L 4' 1 i Moseley. Patrick Paul if A Ho loves sports but basketball is his iavorite. Nelson. I ohn M. Stowe- but when he qets there - VVOW! Nevener. Carolyn Lee There has Nevener been ct girl like Nevener. Moran. janet Ray il U ,I L' She's as cute as she can be, but i .4 . - I with studying she just doesn't laqtee. Morgan. Garland Iames An athlete and a mighty one, who plays until the game is won, Morton, Tommy Studied little: loved a lot. Murray. Wanda Dolores A cute girl---full of pep and vi- qor. Nelson. Iudy Annette 'My heart's all LOCKED up! Nixon. Betty Ioyce Modesty and sincerity are two ot her many assets. Nolan. Virginia Ann Full of pep, charm, and stylep You can count her well worth- while. Nunnally. Sandra Sue An angel in her eyes, But a devil in disguise, Oliver. Deloris lean Be careful or you'll step on her. Owen. Claudette Sue The quiet please sign was ne- ver meant for her. Petty. Barbara Io Ouietness reigns supreme. Pierce. Dale Lynn Housekeeping is now one of her talents. Lan L Noles. Gretta Mae No one Re-Gretta knowing Gretta. O'Banion. Russell King lf you are with him much, you know he is a real friend. Ollar. Clifton W. You can lead a man to school, but you can't make him study. Owen. Robert Moseley No greater lover boy will you find than good ole Bobby Owen. To hear him talk you'd think he owned the lot but really, he's only lolow'n. Qu, Phillips. Charles Edward Clever and versatile - always fun. Pomeroy. Rose This attractive girl has wonder- ful ways, And she also has many friends that will last all her days. Poole. Barbara Iean l can be as good as l please it I please to be good. Poteet. Charles Dale His ambition in life . . . getting out of school. Puckett, Don Allen I may not be handsome, but I declare l have a distinguished look. Ray. Mary Louise Mary as the day goes by. Reed. Enoch Franklin, III He's usually as sincere as his name, but watch out. He uses aliases. Relman, Comelia Ruth She has a mind oi her own. WU? Porter. Robert Lee The joy of school-the last bell. Proctor. Pamela I. The only way to have a friend is to be one. Ratliif, Hollis Marshall A fellow worth meeting, a friend worth keeping. Reap. Clarence Edward A closed mouth but an open mind. Reed. Sallie Quietness and sweetness, go hand in hand. K.- YEEW Rhyne. Iames Rush. III l don't care what other people think, as long as they aren't wo- men. Then I don' underst d how they think. gc Q it A Ridqway. Norma L. Quiet, qood, qentle, kind. A hotter qirl is hard to find. Roberts. Bruce Ingram Greater men than l have lived limit l doubt it. 0373 Rodgers. Linda Lou Red on the head with a friendly smiley Heres a :gal that's really in stylfq Rundle. Mark Talks little, but knows lots. l , fx . i - , .lf M. ., y kjkdlhtf i Schrantz. Kenneth F.. I!- I Never at CI loss for wordsg 1 Nevet at a loss tlor friends. 7 if p r I I it Scogqins. Bettye lean t X She practices Bardolatry. l , iii' if - Ritchey. Iulius Rickey Rickeys really ready tor th rirhes oi lite. Robertson. Flo Anne Laugh and qive lite a whiilq She'll always lie a hapiiy qiil. Rogers. Barbara Sue P Kind hearted and sweet to ali she may meet. Scallion. Charles Richard Fun, Fun, Fun, and a airl. 00.0 S r s ichael Len Mike wouldn't look down on any one although he has the op' portunity. Shiver. Karen She likes triends and has them Shultz. Sandra Diane Her hair attracts attentiong her riyes hold it. Slocum. Brenda Dark and heautilul is this pixie. She is truly a maid of Dixie. Smith, Douglas A likeable fellow both in class and Out. :fl Smith. Iames Rufus Fond of pleasure never still: Loves a party, always will. .XX , 2 ff xi f 3 ,l f Smithey, Iohn Everet Quiet, yet heardbabove the crowd. Smithwick, Richard A newcomer who soon won the hearts of all. Sines, Linda Sue Every girl has her pleasures, her style of wit, and her own way. Slocum. Linda Loriane When it comes to leading a drill, Sarge Slocum tits the bill. Smith. Harvey, Ir, To know him is to like him. Smith. Lillian Louise Her aim in life is to have more ian. Smithwick. Ianice Leah The virtues she possesses are priceless. Spurlock, Bobbie Whatever is worth doing is wortl doing well, I Summerall, Mary lane You ccm't trifle with lane: she knows her own mind. Sweeney. Mary Ann Because o girl sdys nothing, is no sign thgfshe has nothing to soy. I Taylor, Larry Curtis Lincoln-like in his height, and Foul Bunyan like in his step. Terry. Carolyn Louise A Clossmote worthy of her mony lriends, Thompson. Richard Dale Entertainment versus Study? ENTERTAINMENT. Tisdale. Fred Good character is human nature in its highest form. 3 'bu Swann. Orie Samuel llts classes he kept in an uproar. He was never known os ct how. Taylor. Don A mon who hos friends hos shown himself friendly. Terry. Carole Ann She is little and slie's wisoq Shtfs o terror for her size. L ' - 1 Thomas. Ierry Lynn lt worry were the Cause ol death, he would live forever. Thornsberry. lean 'Love and you shczll he loved. Tomboli. Edward L. A quiet friendly fellow. Usery, Frederick Stanley He that mischief hatcheth, That mischief also catchoth. Vaughn, Iames Bradle I MY task is well donillf '! ,X 'f' u If f .Ipit in 1 PL ,- -V '. v 9641 f Walker, Elizabeth Ann She meets lite with a chuckle and a smile. 1 W r. Friends This happ ellow gains. Walling, Gary Leroy l'm moving on: l'll soon be gone, Thank-Goodness. 4 lt Walters. Betty Lou X I She doesn't tell the world allxsle knows. ' ,- X-4 ' f - Van Cleave, Hilda 'Tis the eternal law, that first in beauty shall be first in might. Waddle, Walter S. Hes still qoinq when the qoing's touqh. Walker, Kay Ann Laughter is her constant com- panion. Wallace, Elva Dee Smile and the world smiles with you. A slogan which she lol- lows. Walter. Voletta lt is quality that counts. Ward, Iohnny I. He had the rare ability ot being good without being too good. Warriner, Carolyn Louise Our own T,N.T. qirl. Tall 'n Terrific. Watts, Io Elizabeth Life is a mirror so smile at it. Waymack, Carolyn lean Her ways are ways oi ple-asantnoss. Weeks, Charles Edward, Ir. A biqqer cut-up you'll never tindg Always wanting a jolly qood time, Wessels, Ruby Louise A disposition liko hers is priceless. Westbrook, Margaret Inez Cute, little, swoet a Comliination hard to heat. Wester, Mary Ianelle Hero is a little hit at thi' host ai lite. White, Iames C. A roqular fellow with plenty ot life, in the thirfk oi both lun and strife. White, Matt His high school days have many delights but can't compare witl his hiah srhool nights. Williams, Oler Preston, Ir . Many a qirl's beau but never ci foe. Winans, Marsha Diane W'ith dark eyes that speak aloud She always stands out in a Crowd. Winfrey, Brenda Ioyce The nicest thinqs Come in small packages. Womble, Kermit A little nonsense now and then, ls relished by the best ot men. Woodfield, Margaret Lynne She would scream at a mouse- ul.sfk,9l G vQlii.a Worley, Glenda Gail lt's not what you dog it's what you'reA cauqht doinq. l SENIOR COMMITTEES tts, ,qw in HOBO DAY BACCALAUREATE Seated: Carolyn 'Wayrnac IllnigSlOCL1II1. 1 . fm Standing: George lones s. Seated: Marty Andrews,-BenqBrowningfldndo Ellis, Bruce Roberts. Standing: Mrs. Kirkley. PROM Seated: lanice Mainer, Sherry Grumbles, Claudette Gwen. Standing: Milton Hughes, Vgiillloore, Buddy Hankins, Cecil Driver. 'UN W l COMMENCEMENT Seated: loan Allen, Bill Lafitte, ar aret Woodlie d. Standing: Bill McColgan, lim Handley. INVIT SL Seated: Kay Freern , Sheryl Henry, Terry Standing: lim MCG glgy,-,lfran.l-zeblzteefl. I D E A L E N I APOLYN W ARRINFR ' x Xw x.,. ' as is S' K , X A My 5 X xv , FJMN X 2 ..x,,.,..x M Q ...qu 1 , .1-I, ,NNW is ,mis ,UN S X , ff ff nf ffmffwyfvffw 4 4 wan, fy ,W ff Aff' 'sr Z b x w f ' qt. 4' f 1 1 ....ul ' ggi, 'uf Talks Like Margaret Woodfield Gordon Guest iii Vs., Eyes Like Marty Andrews Royce lohnson ix QW.. gk? Q Smiles Like loan Allen Gordon Guest Wim! Dances Like lane? Moran Don Massey As Enterta:in.i.ng As ludy Freemyer litters Morgan Figure - Physique Like Ianet Moran lim Handley T t fa N W X + twXmNS t :SX As Sincere As B Margaret Woodflglgin XM i , l llviilton Hughes N Sgr 3' y XSS: - Hair Like Carolyn Warriner Blanton Dunkum it N N? 'XR 2 , - ui 5 Best Personality 74,64 Lyfyskf Mdrqdret Woodfield is-D litters Morqdn M F Mu Most Talented ost rie y lim Handley X MGr9gl9l..,WCQdn3ld Arm Terry N k V Hiobby Atkinson Most Likely to Succeed Biggest Cut-Up litters Morqon Iudy Freernyer Most Handsome - Prettiest Mom Poised Milton Hughes Suzan Brewster Carolyn Wcrrriner Don Puckett lim McGouqhy Morty Andrews il ri Most Intelligent Marty Andrews Best Athlete - Sweetest Biggest Flin lim MCGUUWWY Gordon Guest Judy Freemyer lulio Little David Finley 1, ,:,. ww, SM. X' ,Q ex Best Dressed ROYC9 Iohnson Suzan Brewster A E i Most Popular Most Likely to be Remembered Carolyn Worriner Lindo Slocum Gordon Guest Milton Hughes Cutest Ann Terry lim Handley RUNNERS-UP First Row: Ann Terry, Margaret Wood' Id, Ioan Hartman, Kay Freeman, Marty Andrews. Second Row: Carolyn arriner, oan Allen. Third Row: Bobby Owen, Cecil Driver, Charles Phillips, litters Morgan, lim McGaughy. Fourth Row: Gordon Guest, Richard Scallion, Milton Hughes, David Finley, Don Puckett. Not Pictured: Patt Byrd, Suzan Brewster, Bob IvIcLelland. CAROLYN WARRINER PATT BYRD s IOAN ALLEN CAROLYN WARRINER MARTY ANDREWS MARTY ANDREWS CAROLYN WARRINER ,, -MARGARET WOODFIELD MARGARET WOODFIELD MARTY ANDREWS . CAROLYN WARRINER IOAN HARTMAN MARTY ANDREWS . CAROLYN WARRINER -M.A-RGARET WOODFIELD 'MARGARET WOODFIELD CAROLYN WARRINER SUZAN BREWSTER ANN TERRY . ET WOODFIELD CAROLYN WARRINER Figure, Physique Like , s . Hair Like L . , . .. Eyes Like s s .. Smiles Like ., ,. , Talks Like , . Dances Like s . As Sincere As .. As Entertaining As . Most Popular . , Prettiest - Most Handsome Best Personality Most Intelligent . . ...... Cutest .. ........... . L . Most Talented ,. Most Likely to be Remembered Most Likely to Succeed Most Friendly Best Dressed . Biggest Flirt Biggest Cut-Up s , Best Athlete . Most Poised DON PUCKETT , .MILTON HUGHES . CECIL DRIVER MILTON HUGHES MILTON HUGHES BOB MCLELLAND . , GORDON GUEST RICHARD SCALLION MILTON HUGHES IIM HANDLEY ID F N GORD G ST BOBBY OWEN IIM MCGAUGHY GORDON GUEST .MILTON HUGHES GORDON GUEST MILTON HUGHES IITTERS MORGAN RICHARD SCALLION CHARLES PHI S -mmm-mit? V '49 R51 11d I X, X Y fi 52 59 ' 1 1 X 0 I WE! -4 'ESYFW ,-.al 'Sv-4 Za? Qfw 9 . 0 ,fig mf' raw I'- ANNUAL STAFF, TI-HS WAS YQUR LlFE Virqiriio oricl wlio? Hurd Workiriq? Eilicierit? l liole olioloqropl-ers. Double, double, toil ond trouble. Tlie Four Horserri . Siu i 5 . 7. Five feel two, eyes of blue 8 Hey, Good Lookiuql 9. Gel out thot Copy. lO. Moc, the Knife. ll. Arid tlieri theres Marty. A First Row: Andrews, Second Row: Holliday, Third Row: Allen, Byrd. STAFF Qt gg y, Ellis, Berdue. NolanQRodgers, VV. L. lohnson. Fourth Row: Phillips, Mead, Chastant, lordanl Warriner, Roberts. Fifth Row: McLelland, Brewster, Miss Gammil, Cunningha , or ey. Sixth Row: fjllker, Rowell, McColgan, ltioore, R. Iohnson. Every Zebra staff is always determined to be the best yet, and thats just how the en- thusiastic group of '59-'60 members felt at the beginning of the year. Each theme committee, with a spirit of friendly rivalry, set out to make its suggestion the one selected. Linda Ellis, loan Allen, Bobbie Cunningham, Bri1ce'R5'5er'ts and Linda Lou Rodgers were on the winning group. Patt Byrd made feature drawings in keeping with the theme. As editor, Royce lohnson was the best! He set an example of all business and no goofing oft. He took the lead with each section and gave Van Moore, business manager, invalu- able aide. Suzan Brewster did a good job as Royce's assistant secnon. Headed by Marty Andrews, the ad section began their campaign the first of September. Though every staff member helped, Marty's assistants were Linda Rodgers, Linda Ellis, and Bob McLelland. Staff secretary, Cherry Holli- day, assisted as typist. Robin lordan not only led the staff in ad sales but also had :i busy year lining up students for organization pictures in the ac- and editor of the faculty tivity section. Linda Chavis, who also was a willing worker on the ad section, assisted Robin with the activities. Carolyn Warriner and loan Allen as class editors werexbusy rnalgingxappointments with the pho fapher, typ1ngTapsy, and planning lay-o s enry, Bobbve Cunningham, an cla Worl em,-4'ffost capable as- sist .g wappearing for the first time in a Zebra is tlie two-page spread of the ldeal Boy and Girl selected by the Senior Class. William Lee Iohnson as photographer was usually first on the job and among the last to leave. Bill McColgan gave considerable help with snapshots. Both boys cooperated not only with staff heads but also Bruce Roberts, make- up editor. Sandra Nunnally, who worked at just about everything, was particularly good at organizing snapshots. Bobby VV'atker spent many hours on the sp f certainly did a commend- able job. And the juniorseRita Rowell, Penny Perdue, Sandra Mead, Nell Phillips, and Rod Chastante- certainly learned some of the satis- factions and tensions that result from yearbook production. PINE CONE First Row: Sco gins, Huggsg-lartman, Blackwell, Boyter, Wester, Hankins, Alexander. Second Row: 5aes,'Creed, reen, Petty, Black, Breedlove, Bourn ' Third Row: Bethea, Burrough, Owen, Freernyer, Baker, Slocum' E. Morgan, B. Morgan. Fourth Row: Moore, Proctor, Beiman, Goodbar, Massey, Terry,'GT1TcE' Fifth Row: Driver, Burnett, Lafitte, Srnithwirk, Bulloch. One of the most important activities of Pine Bluff High School is the bi-monthly publication of the Pine Cone, which is eagerly awaited by all the students. This year the staff published two special editions - one before the Little Rock game and one before Christmas. The 1959- 1960 paper rated not only high in the esteem of students, but it also received ratings of excellence from school press associ- ations. Staff members received a number of Certificates of Merit from the Arkansas High School Press Association. Superiority in Gen- eral Excellence , Excellence in column, ad- vertising, and feature writing are only a few of commendations that this group has received. Their highest honor, however, was that of Special Recognition given by the judges at Cor- nell University for General Excellence. Only two schools in the state received this coveted recognition. The paper has been published by two al- ternate staffs supplied by two classes in Iour- nalism taught by Mrs. E. B. Morgan. Hugh Bur- nett and Cecil Driver have served as co-editors. With their staffs they have given the student body and general public a paper that has been both informative and entertaining. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ,- -3,251 'pf 1 L 'f'f.rflL,Lcf'f' ' Lic First How: McGaughy, Bundle, ChavisNEllis,NAndrews,Qlgpdjield, Warriner, Hughes, Lafitte. Second Bow: Mr. Whitealcer, Guest, Maples, Black, Anderson, McClaren, Terry, Bell, Schrantz. Third Bow: llkndore, Creed, Reed, Bighorn, Slocurn, lordan. Fourth How: Bradshaw, W. lohnsorTjToTy, Byrd, Allen, Brewster, Roberts. Fifth Bow: Brudner, Beasley, Ganibrell, Proctor, Phillips, Verdue, B. Morgan, Cady. Sixth Bow: Ursery, Bulloch, Chastant, Clubbs. Seventh Bow: Mosley, B. lohnson, lones, Banlcin, Wayiiiack, Henry, L. Morgan, Freeman, Nash. Ten nienibers selected from the Iunior Class last year were greeted at the first N.l-l.S. meeting by the new sponsor, Mr. P. W. Whitcalcer. Forty-two additional rnernbers were inducted itt a special assembly on March 3l. Of this nurnber, seventeen were juniors and twcntys-five were seniors. Selection is rnade by an unnamed coin- inittoe ot faculty rnernbers who base their ses lcctions on students' outstanding achievements in lcadcrship, scholarship, service, and char' acter. Not more than lilteen per cent of the senior class and five per cent ol the junior class can be selected. Too, all candidates must rank in the upper one-third ol their class. Gfticers serving for this year were lint McGaughy, president, Bill Lafitte, vicefpresif dent, and Mark Bundle, secretary-treasurer. The chief project ot the society has been the operation ot the concession stand in the field house during the basketball season and the N.A.l.C. tournament. ,Al 'DQ ll ASSEMBLY DAYS 'tOh, o cup for me. 6 ilent Night. 7 We got t e lqh school blues. 8 'Vtfhot in the ':'tf7? ore we whispering 9 tor. 10 Torzon, lone ond Cheetoh. 12 gfixzgfff Ooooh, WuSty. Ahoy theret Look what Sonio brought. This is the hose. Another pipe smoker. How much did 312 qtve? STUDE T COUNCIL First Bow: Ursery, Iohnston,KTaylor, Terry, Miley, Perdue, Binchuso, Solomon, Clubbs. Second Bow: cGaughy, oodfield, Browning, Stephens, Tisdale, Ftobinette, Bumpass. Third Bow: Mead, are, owell, Oliver, Rankin, Fourth Bow: aynard, Warriner, Hamilton, Morgan, Freeman, Anderson, Scifres, Boyter, Nelson. Fifth Row: Shepard, Bryant, Scarbrough. I Sixth Row: Morgan, Quinn, Massey, McColgan, Chastant, Guest, Hughes, Mrs. Dishongh, Mr. Bruce. The Student Council, headed by Milton Hughes, and sponsored by Mr. Bay Bruce and Mrs. Be-Ja Dishonghl niet each Tuesday morn- ing at 8:05 to discuss and act on student busi- ness. lini McGaughy was vice-president and QCl1Eli.lI.9t Woodfield, secretaryf- Appointed officers were Bill McColgan, Chaplainy Bod Chastant, Parliainentar-ion, and Gordon Guest, Fire Marshall. An important activity of the Council was the Talent Show written on the theme of tourney to the Center of Mirthf' Freddy Ursery was director. His committee was Bruce Roberts, Linda Ellis, Olivia McClaran, Harriet Bullock, lint McGat1ghy, Mark Bundle, and Matt White. Other activities included publishing the Student Directory, making a parking lot, and maintaining a bookstore under the manage- ment of lim McGaughy. The Community Ser- vice Drive under the direction of Kay Freeman collected an all-time high. The trophies were cleaned. The school ground was cleaned, and trash cans were put on the campus. A more enjoyable side of the agenda was the Southern Association of Student Councils Convention, which was attended by the three officers of P. B. H. S. The new-comer party at the beginning of the year and the dinner for all members were events long to be re- membered. Wm wif' First Flow: Slocum, Mainer. Second Row: Watts, Petty, Winans, McCoy, Green, Breedlove. Third Row: Ridgeway, Nichols, Wall, Wilson, Granderson, Pottortt Fourth How: Taylor, Lawing, Hale, tones, Nichols' Williams. Fifth Row: Suggs, Price, Cu King, Taylor, Hilton. Sixth Row: Wood, ViningTPearson, Hamilton, Eubank, tones. Seventh Row: Stone, Matthews, Eskue. LETTERMEN'S CLUB WO First Row: Ellis Anderson, lones, Puckett. Second How: Quinn, Duttey, Weaver. Third How: lones, Andress. Fourth Row: Roller, Kitchens, Handley! Shinall. Lfov QQJ N 'E in gil LU! 71267241 .ff 0390 Mvfpcz X Vfbf ' 7,052 1' 'dv 9 V ffvjyflf . ow! X A of wx- 'B x 'gr ' Y if wx A 5 Q N' K, RN X X R F Q UL .... gf- f x 446 .-CJ- 't2f'3 X 'Q ? x , yu :SPBWW 6 1,9 SESS 'S XS Xa- xi. b me Fl x. 1 3 in M 31 ' 9 3 Y Si, 'I L. '15 CHEERLEADERS mnldin Morly Andrews Co-Cdploin CCl101YI1WQfTiT19T Svniw: 'flmrvv yvms Sznxm FI'I11w' YVCIIS Peggy Browning ' Clivid M 9-'vlwllwl-' Uni' Y-X-11 Mdrqoret Woodfield Kullly Sllillllu Svlllfll TWO YNIIS iloplxollnnw Unv yum Becky Perry Iunwx' 'Two yum: cC1c1ron JLITIIQTI Ono your Ann Te rry Somor Oncy yum Bdrbcx rom Anderson Innnwx Tw o YVUIS E . as ll Wit l , Xp X X 1 I -ra K fr 's N ' Davi ,Z W enr,, Black. L-' First Row: Reed, Massey, McColgan, Simmons, Glasscock, Gibbs, Ftieman, Goodl: Second ughes, C. Reid, Richey, Hill, W. Bulloch, Cady, Raines, Hough, C. Bumpass, Kin Third Row: Davis, White, Ragar, Greenwood, Clark, Griffing, C. Owen, Hankins, Wood, S. Re Little, Frisby. fl For the first time in choir history, this organization has had a student direct- or. To lohn Hayes goes the honor of being the first to hold this position, and his assistants have been Iim Hill and d. First semester, Mrs. David Pack served as faculty directory however, Mrs. Frank Baker suc- ceeded Mrs. Pack who resigned in Ianuary. The officers for the i959-60 year were Bill McColgan, president: Frank Reed, vice-presidentg Linda Slocum, secretaryy Pat Byrd, treasurer and busi- 071 EV , ' 1 ,X dbx J K in u I Q 5 F v la 1 ' X wt, , lt, Q U i l l....-.. iQl. XX N First Row Boyter, Slocum, Mainer, Blackwell, Laub, Mead, C. Ware, Garnbrell, Stone, Quinn Hays MCCJ-ehee, Scallion, B. Gwen, Goolsby. berpnd Howzlfl. Bullocljffferry, Crawford, Greene, Willis, S. Burnpass, Byrd, Wiristead, Hall Hargis R11 y Cornish, Barbaroito, Matthews. ff lhird Row: Smith, Dunhain, Carter, Meador, R. Wes, E. West, lones, Duggan, Bates, H. Ware Kientz ness manager. Milton Hughes served as chairman of the riser coinniittee and Wciyritf Bulloch chairinan of the fellowship coniniittee. Throughout the year the choir sang for rnany Civic Clubsg they took part in the Christmas parade, presented the annual Christmas concert April gave their final niajor program at a Spring Concert. They also entered the Spring Festival in Hot Springs on April 8, where they received another exe uellent rating. , and in WINGED Z Qi First Bow: McClaren, Bell, Eskue. Second Bow: Hamilton, Walker, Stephens, links, Stanley, McClain. Third Bow: Miss Martin, Murtishaw, Chastant. The Winged Zebra, an annual production of the better works by PBI-lS authors, was organ- ized and printed by a relatively young but ex- perienced group of interested students. All of these students are juniors and sophmores, ex- cept one, Edward Beasley. The juniors were on the staff last year. The material in the Winged Zebra, rang- ing from humorous poems to serious essays and short stories, is chosen for its readers interest, composition, taste, quality, and originality. All material that is printed must first be criticized, corrected, and approved by three staff mem' bers. It is then brought before the editorial board, made up of Bod Chastant who presided at all meetings, Olivia McClaran and Sandra Mead. The secretary was Donna Lynn Bell. erry ' s ublicit may-ger. Other such as art, publicity, and typing were held by the sophmores. The staff wishes to express sincere thanks to Miss losephine Martin, the sponsor, for her guidance and encouragement. ZEBRA SESSION First Row: Second Row: Guest, Lafitte. Zebra Session, which was broadcast each Thursday at 7:00 P. M. through the courtesy of radio station K. C. L. A., finished its sixth successive year in 1960. The programs were directed by the school administration. Linda Ellis was chairman and mistress of ceremonies. Her able assistants were Gordon Guest, Bill Lafitte, and Margaret Woodfield. The faculty sponsor was Mr. Ray Bruce. A variety of programs were presented, each opening with the playing of the Pine Bluff High School Fight Song. Some of the features were musical numbers, sports news, dramatic and comical readings, interviews, and news of past years. A f ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE First Row: Mr. Davis, Mrs. Davis, Miss Baldwin, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Arnold, Mr. Wliiteaker. Second Row: McGraw, Zack, Mclselland, Hughes, Griffin, Ffnllock, Bell. O pun' Q 1 ' -KMA ff F 'llQ15?i.- 'W'W'1 1L t OFFICE STAFF axwwi' 3 MW.. Q 3 First Row: M. Griffin, C, Griffin. Second Row: King, Townsend. Third Row: Mrs. Griffinq, Long, Shepard. Fourth How: Mrs. Crawford. LIBRARY CLUB Fifi? First Bow: And-qsQ.n.,,Wilson, Bethea, Burrough, Culpeppet, Oliver, Nichols, Hager, Wells. Second Bow: Hollimon, Bobinette, Rankin, Love, caley, Shultz, Rodgers, Grumbles, Terry, Taylor. Third Bow: Bulloch Walker, Young, Wood, Beasley, E., Sisk, Beasley, T., Sharp. - Fourth Bow: Medlock, Elkins, McClain, Vining, Black, Williams, Ellis, Fairchild, Stern. Pine Bluff had an active part in the Arkf ansas Student Librarians Association this year. Preston Williams served as presidentg La Rue Atchley and Nova Bethea were parlimentarian and corresponding secretary respectively. The state meeting was held in Conway, March 26, lnstead of the annual Christmas break- fast, the staff had a barbecue chicken dinner on December 17 in the library. The decorations were colorful new Christmas trees. Mr. Garri- son and Miss Caroline Sims, student teacher from Arkansas State Teachers College, were special guests. By using posters and displays throughout the year, the Library Staff has promoted an in- terest in all kinds of reading. New books have been on display so that everyone might browse through them and make his selection. The group has rendered service to the school by caring for the flowers in the breezeway, and placing flowers on the stage for special as- seinblies. The following served as officers: First Se- mester: Edward Beasley, president, La Rue Atchley, vice-presidentg Ann Sisk, secretaryg Betty Hager, treasurer, Nova Bethea, reporter. Second Semester: Ann Walker, presidentg Bich- ard Fairchild, vice-president, Carol Lynn Tay- lor, secretary, Mary Vtfilson, treasurer, Betty Burrough, reporter. 'Q FUTURE TRADESMEN OF AMERICA First Row: Burnpass, Robertson, Fincke, Murray, McCarley, Pierce, Crane, Fairchild. Second Row: Maxcy, Poole, Iones, Hankins, Evans, Allen, Calloway, Hubank. Third Row: Cfibbins, Crow, Atkinson, Weeks, Massanelli, Poteet. Fourth Row: Miss Baldwin, Floyd, George, Waddle, Davis, Smith. Fitth Row: Gibbins, O'Banion, Gresharn,Congleton, Bryant, Hulse, Marks, Iordan, Menotti. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF , mf First Row: Gibson, Sweeney' Bell, , Oliver, Dixon, Wilson, Hager. Second Row: Breedlove, Nichols, Goacher, Ellislilackwell, Rodgers, Ray, Mead, Shultz. Third Row: Lawing, Gravenrnier, Hankins, Ridgeway, Hough, Boyter, Welch. Fourth Row: Mainer, Wayrnack, Iustice, M:Milldn, Ponder,,Kientz Rankin, Bittinger. Fifth Row: Ashcratt, Corley, Stone, Mitchell, Douglas, Ione in, Miss Burns. ENGINEER'S CLUB First Row: Bell, Bundle, Browning, Johnson, Ursery. Second Row: McGouqhy, Bellhouse, ThOIDDSOH,MQQf-Q, Lofitte. Third Row: Clone, Smith, Dunkurn, Atkinson, Mclsellond. Fourth Row: Elayne Beid, Mr. Whiteotlcer, Mr. Kresse, Driveri FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA 'sm its S time First Row: Mileyl Aniick, D. Second Ftow: Moes, Westbrook, erdu , Third Row: C. Bell, Reed, KitChenS,,WGSI...- Fourth Row: Miohoel, Mrs. Brown, Huqqs, Dye. e Pdtton, Wolker, Green. l X4 X., , if , ,X First Row: Glass, Burford, I. Henry, Younq, Hollirnon, Robinette, E. West, McClana- lian, B. Hill, Eskue. Second Row: XWareXBruce, Srnith, Phillips, Mead, Weatherall, Perdue, Clern, Carter, Green. A Third Row: Nichols, Hall, Willis, Kina, Taylor, lohnston, Hornbuckle, Bluerock, Booth, - Houqhl Goolsby. f 'i Fou h Row: Allen, Barton, Dewplordan, Patton, Matthews, ,BullOCk,fD. Oliver. Fifth Row: Garnbrell, Nunnallywnry, Morris, Rosen, Wells, Sweeny, Belanaer, Nolan, Bryant, Hillis. Sixth Row: Barnett, I. Hill' Andrews, Brewster, Lernen, Hankins, Palrner, C. Cliver, Collins, Crawford, Carter, I. Hollirnon 'fl LATIN cLUBff7,3'5AQ',Qf'f,t.X yy yy yy M- G C First Row: Mike Hendricks, Iohnson, Rankin, Patrick, Ragland, uest, Ware, toar, Mrs Hollimon Second Row: Beasley, Swindle, Glasscoak, Elsberry, Chastant, Williams, Vtfalker, Hart. Third Row: Goodyear, Lee, Thain, Hartung, Mglllflg Fourth Row: Scarbrouah, Hill, Scitresl Eubctnk, Cunningham, lones, Roberts, Grand erson, Atwood. ' Filth Row: Hill, M. Taylor, Sisson, Anderson, Sullivan, Sauerbrunn, E. McClain, M R. Taylor, Stern, Willis, C. McClain. X Sixth Row: Davis, Quinney, Cerniqlia, Hamilton, Stephens, Matthews, Stanley, Clubbs, ' k Railsbac . Seventh Row: Mitchell, Shepard, Carutheis, Casper, McDonald, Mebane. f , V25 1464 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First Row: Slocum, Terry, Mead, Ray, Walker, Leath, Bourne, Freemar1,E-His. 7 Second Row: Crawford, Railsback Cliavis Hendrix Hilton l9lDTfg'a'n'wRo'Ater. X I I , I I Y Third Row: Quynninqhamsgannal 7Morqan, AtcEle37?Robinson, Beasley, Mrs. Kirkley Fourlli Row: Mr. Wliiteaker, Beldfiaer, Waymack, Creed, Sturm, Ponder, Rudder Hamilton, Stanley, Eskue. FUTURE NURSES CLUB First Row: Bluerock, Eubanlc, Brown, Solomon, Grumloles, Stahl. Second Row: Owen, Creed, Bumpass, McDade, Slocum. Tliird Row: Smith, Woymack, Little, Green! Willis, Mrs. Formby. ...Q-fu - A, -W ,-1 MARCHING Q, File l File 2 Atkinson Deviney Ausiin Finley Apolinq ff .H,guQgg1s.., prdne Morton Leo Konrod Vaughn Lavender ' - File S File 7 vlYlQgClLlQVllY Cunninqlrornl B. Pore-fm ' Linville Moynord, H. Sonqer Nelson Dorouqh Ledke Hendrix Ginn Borecky 519-lll-Q33 .Lernen A , 'X fvvlbwfuw M v if , Q! File Edgy xB?yont Worr 'His' ' olker Ridgewoy File 8 Freernonw, Vdndivez Shell McDonald Sisson Okle Horp Roilsbock Vifoyrnock lohnson, W. A. File 4 Bolemon Slnohd Montgomery Blackwell, A. Pomeroy, R. Mebone File 9 Vifdrd VVinons Moody Corse Bruce Purnell Ray P Bolin MMU 'WF Own eroy, P, y File 5 Mortin, li... 'S1am5iT' Bell Briqlit Hdriuvng Croven , x Ll nd X-I l 15, ff- - 1 l X N . K, File 10 Ma les acl? urlock Turpin Bell, V. Marx Atkins l-luqqs Case Blackwell, File 15 MCClendon Scilres Tlioinpson Kienlz E114 M. File ll Phillips lolinson Leatli Cunninqliani, Searan McDonald l-larirnan Dye Finley Caldwell, l'l. File 16 Lindsey Creed Martin -E533 Zack L. BAND File 12 Scnooins Walters 'Sfsaorfr Willis, K. Willis, l-l. Booth Maupin File 17 lacobs Helvie Belll Q CI OH Caldwell, D. File 13 File 14 Morgan.- McCauley 'Hillis McKenzie 1-H14f3.,..UL-.., flkkenhead Bhyne 4E'lliis- q N ' Qsmswk Weil. Norris Henry Norsworthy File 18 Moore NsS5TgTffrs' Davis Doty ' Maynard, B. Sweeney BAND QUEEN SUSAN SCARBROUGH Sponsored by George Lemen ROBIN I RDA? Sponsored I1 '1 1, A N A X BECKY PERRY Sponsored by Charles Duty x ,. ,t-,,.2 6 CAROLYN HANKINS Sponsored by Ton 59 I PEGGY BROWNING Sionsorcd by Alva Appling D X ugh A QI' W NSN W q xy, Q S , 'f x, NJ' H X wp' Wm mmf: DAVISR KS Sponsored by Rusty larbbx ri f Q amen LEXIS MORGAN Sponsored by Buddy llcmkins 553 ff R5 MST? . f' Z. First Row: Handley, GLl9Sl, Shinall, McCaskill and Second Flow: Capel, Duffy, Stone. Weaver, Quinn and Scallion. Third Row: Sawyer, Wright, Arnold, Walker, Smithey and Cunningham. Fourth Row: Hager, Moore, Carter, lvl. Dunkum, E. Morgan. Fifth Row: Rowe. HOPE Led by Charles Phillips, Gordon Guest, and Gary Shinall, the Zebras, preseason pick to win the Big Nine, took their first victory by a l9 to 7 score. The first two touchdowns were made two minutes before half time, Phillips making the first on cr 35 yard punt return. Guest made the second after picking up a fumble. The third touchdown was made early in the third quarter following a drive of 45 yards in five plays. Shinall made the TD from the seven yard line. The Bobcats' only touchdown came early in the fourth quarter. TEXARKANA Sparked by Gordon Guest the Z's won their second game of the season when they played Texarkana. Gordon hit seven out of ten passes and scored the first touchdown af- ter a 52-yard drive early in the first quarter. The second touchdown was made by McCase kill in the opening minutes of the second quar- ter. Early in the second half, Don Puckett re- covered a furnble by McCaskill to make the third touchdown for the Zebras. The Razor- backs rnade their only touchdown in the four- th period. The final score was 20-6 in favor of Pine Bluff. Fiirst Bow: Iones, Adams, A erson, I. Morgan, Puckett cmd Kitchens. Second Bow: B. Dunkum, , Ratliff, Poteet, wann and Roller. Third Row: Smithwi . Bates, Cloar, Nix, Power a Settle. Fourth Bow: l-lall, Vontungeln, Dial, Mitchell and Kientz. Fifth Bow: D. Iones, Conery, Andrews, Ellis, Mitchell, Kenny and Curlin. FORT SMITH Before a rain soaked crowd the Pine Bluff Zebras lost their first game to the Fort Smith Grizzlies. The first touchdown of the night was scored by a pass from Guest to Iones, and the extra point was blocked. The Z's led 6 to 0. In the second quarter, Fort Smith scored after a drive of 60 yards, and at the end of the half Fort Smith held a 7 to 6 lead. ln the third period Pine Bluff made their second and final score of the game after a 92- yard, 15 play march. The extra point by Morgan was no good. The Grizzlies came from behind in the fourth quarter, making good their extra point, and winning the game 14 io l2. BLYTHEVILLE The game was a stalemate during the first quarter. In the second period the Zebras finally got going after a blocked punt by George lones. One play later Charles Phillips made the first score of the night. The extra point by litters Morgan was good. Blytheville came right back to make their only score of the night. A 55-yard pass play from Guest to Phillips ended the half with the Mules in possession of a one-touchdown lead. A 33-yard run by Richard Smithwick brought Pine Bluff across the goal line once more with the score 19 to 6. A long sustained drive of thirteen plays gave the Zebras anoth- er score with Clinton Settle carrying the ball over. The game ended 25 to 6 in favor of Pine Bluff. COACHES Sitting: Marcus Kaufman, Head coach. Standing: Bill Calloway, line coachg Elgie Goss, B Team coachy Ralph Brooks, backfield coach. EL DORADO For the first time of the season Pine Bluff went into the game as underdogs. Neverthe- less, they emerged as 20 to 7 victors to El Do- rado's undefeated Wildcats. Charles Phillips made the first touchdown of the season against the Cats. Guest kiolied the extra point, and the half ended with the Mules ahead 7 to 0. In the third period a 35-yard pass netted the Wildcats their first touchdown. Also in this quarter Phillips repeated his earlier scoring per- formance, this time from the one-yard line. A- gain, the extra point was good. The last of the scoring came in the fourth period with G-ary Shinall going over in a 40-yard off-tackle run. This time, the try for the extra point was no good and the game stood as a 20 to 7 Zebra win when the game ended. HALL HIGH lf a game was ever dubbed heartbreak- er, just that would fit this one. Fumbles, pen- alties, dropped passes and about every jinx in the book helped to frustrate the Zebras and give the Warriors a field-goal victory, which dropped the Z's to a 3-2 position in the Big Nine competition. ln the first half, the ball alternated pretty evenly between the two teams. However, in the second half, Pine Bluff dominated the game until the scoring drive. In the final minutes of play, Phill McKinley, Hall's center made a perfect kick from placement 13 'yards out with little over a minute left. The game was over with the Warriors taking home a 3-to-0 victory. MANAGERS I4 I Tqillh, tulllv. N Curlin, Mitchell, Ellis, Andress, lones CAMDEN In this game even the guards, made touch- downs. In the first quarter, litters Morgan recovered a fumble and raced 34 'yards for the first of the Zebra's nine scores. The Z's cap- italized on sever-al Camden mistakes as Gary Shinall, David Duffy and Charles Phillips cross- ed the goal line before the first half ended. Camden successfully completed a 68-yard pass play for 7-points in the second quarter to make the halftime score 33-7. The Mules quickly added to their lead as George Iones recovered a blocked punt and carried the pig skin into the end zone in the early minutes of the third quarter. The second and third units continued to out play the Pan- thers as Carroll Bates scored once and Larry Stone crossed the double stripe twice before the game ended. Camden was able to score once again in the third quarter, but they were soundly defeated, with the final score 57 to 13. NORTH LITTLE ROCK The Zebras, backed by many supporters, including the band, traveled to North Little Rock to meet their big rivals, the Wildcats. Al- though there was a light rain, the game was full of action. The Z's scored first as Phillips drove over for the score. The Mules lead 6 to 0 as the PAT was no good. The Mules behind the alert play of Morgan and Iones made their lead 13 to O as lones re- covered a punt blocked by Morgan in the end zone, North Little Rock received the kickoff and scored seven plays later to make the score 13 to 6. The extra point failed. Both teams were unable to move during the third quarter. With about seven minutes remaining in the game, the Z's started to move again. Ex-Wildcat Richard Smithwick, spark- ed the drive. l-le climaxed the drive by diving over from the two yard line. The PAT was wide. The Wildcats desperately tried to get back into the ballgame. A long-pass play got them their second touchdown but the time ran out before they could score again, and the Z's Won again. Guest goes over for the touchdown. ' Morgan covers for McCaskill. CROSSETT The fired-up eagles proved to be tough competition, and the first quarter ended with neither team scoring. However, the second period saw the Eagles, after a 9-play drive, make their first and only touchdown of the game. Gary Shinall blocked their extra point. Later in this same quarter, Pine Bluff made their only score from the 46-yard line after a 12-play drive. Charlie Phillips took the ball over, but Clinton Settle-'s attempt for the extra point was blocked. The third quarter opened with Cross-ett in possession of the ball. The Eagles, who dom- inated most of this period, got to the three- yard line but were held by a stubborn Zebra line. The opening of the fourth saw the be- ginning of a good Zebra drive which failed to materialize. Both teams made determined efforts io scorep nevertheless, neither team crossed the goal. The game ended in a 6 to 6 tie. LITTLE ROCK CENTRAL Around 1,000 fans watched in the freez- ing rain to see the Zebras defeat Little Rock 6 to 0. This was the first time in eight years that Pine Bluff had beaten Little Rock, and the first time in four years that we had even scored. There were twenty fumbles in the game. With two minutes and thirty-five sec- onds left in the first quarter, Pine Bluff made the only TD of the night. The score was made by Phillips on a l-yard dive. That was all the scoring and the first quarter ended 6-0. Each ball club saw the ball a lot during the second quarter. The Tigers almost scored once, but the Z's held on as the second quarter ended. The third quarter consisted of the Tigers being contained inside their 35-yard line the whole quarter. In the fourth quarter, Guest's punt almost got the Z's another TD, as the ball stopped on the l yard line. The ball changed hands and then the Z's were in pos- session of the ball on Little Rock's 12 yard line. The Mules moved to the four, but they couldn't score. The game ended with the score 6-0 in favor of Pine Bluff. HOT SPRINGS STUTTGART Before a fairly large crowd, ltated favorites the Zebras traveled to l-lot Springs to inest the winless Trojans. How- ever the Z's were coinpletely surprised as the Trojans quickly assuined cotninand of the Stuttgart cn Thanksgiving day. the Zebias ended the season by playing the Ricebirds in The first quarter was uneventful but in the second per- gtnne. l7'orcing the Z's to punt, they began to inove. After l2 plays Hot Springs scored. The PAT was good and l-lot Springs led 7 to 0. The Z's storined back with Guest and Handf ley joining together for a 84fyard pass play which netted the Z's their first score. The extra point was blocked and the Z's were be- hind 7 io 0. The Mules got the break they wanted early in tho second half when George lones picked up a fumble and raced 35 yards for the touch' down. Guest kicked tlie extra point and the Ks led l3-7. Hot Springs wanted a win and they didn't quit. The Zebras' funibled and the Trojans took advantage of it. Newton scored the touchdown and the PAT was good. Again the Ts were behind, l4-l3. The Zebrits, how- ever, were not to be denied. Led by the run- ning and passing of Guest the Z's niarcli toward the goal line. The drive was cliniaxed by a fourth down plunge by Gary Shinall. The kick was good and the Mules were victorious 20- l4 in their last Conference game. .ff 'F iod Stuttgart utilized a pass interception to set up a drive which was finally successful. The kick was blocked and the Ricebirds led E5-0. The Mules marched several tinies within the Ricebiids' l0-yard line but were unable to score. Although Pine Bluff out gained Stuttgart by 200 yards, they lcst by a disappointing 6-0 score. THE SEASON The Zebras, although they let down at the last of the season, were one of the best teams in the state. Compiling a 8-3-l record and placing seven players on the Big Nine teain, the Z's had a fine season. The l959 season will long be rernembered as the year the Z's beat Little Rock. Puckett, lonos, Shinall xsf T Ni, T X tw tl 'Q ' ,Q 1. Vt . it st Elkins look on. Duffy scores standing up. -.., 1 'iillqk I , Chorles Phillips Senior All Big Nine Gordon Guest Senior All Big Nine All Southern j 1959 LETTERMEN Wm litters Morgan if F- xi .-2 Hag? 1' rl-inet . is Senior A as mg , WNV , ,rw TVN DOH Pucken . K 1, A lb 'Lq:'M,U1 1 4. , ,xi-f,5g.jLQ,g:, l x .J ' .K un -1, - 3 1, 1.q-gh. K, Senlor Avqnigysx gf: rf , K- . -ig , i x. wb Q . J ' f ' tw f kg, 'Q ,Y , 1-'ffm vjnl-'isrbf Sf. f, I Q -V ,. Q Lim. Qs N ti' V .g- if 4, - .V ,.. ,-,M . S654 if George lones Senior All Big Nine lim Handley Senior QX X Y' Nvfesgwm- ..-NWN, XS i N Qs w ' V23 N, gm-ws 5 at T' - sux,-'Q Q Q Q Q . BQX ,f,-wx:-3,1M.Qfg ' X .gg wks x . -4 . wt . Q 2 ,, . 5 Q X Q Q ,fi . K Nm? X Q 1 ff ' ' f mx Q N Q XE-iW3,:. ,Q M P QQ rw-::' i3':. J 2 fy- L :X .K '- '-A-M l 8 Q QT AJ 0 r 'A' Q fx S :ww 337- if - XA . A ' X xx- X 34 . :S x .- ,M ,Q S .Xi X W. 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Srnithey Second Row: Walker, Green, Greenwood, Talbot, Luft, Third Bow: Gibbs, Roqers, Dial, Deweese, McCauley, Fourth Bow: Baim, Cathey, Fikes, B. Srnithey, Reese, Moore. SCHEDULE Opponents Pine Bluff 30 G GG Stuttgart GG 60 63 42 G GWarren GG GGGGG GGGGGGGG45 45 27G Hot Springs G G 740 50 29G G G GGGG GGGVan Buren GG G GGGG27 52 42 G GG GG GG GGGGGBlytheville GGGGGG 49 G GG Ionesboro GGGGGGGG GGGGGG.GGG 4 4 44 53 GGGG G Fort Smith GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG G 36 33 34 GG GG GVan Buren GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG G GGGGGGG G47 52 40 G G G Little Rock Central G GGGGG GG GG 38 61 63 GGGGG G Jonesboro GGGGGG GGGGGGGG GGGGG56 69 40 G G GGGG El Dorado GGGGG G GGWG GGGGGGGGG GGGGGGG 3 8 63 71GG G North Little Rock 63 26 G G GGG Fort Smith GG GG GGGGGGGGG G. GGGG34 44 Texarkana Hot Springs GGGGGGGGGG Little Rock Hall GG 55 GLW s WMQUBQUUUP Opponents GG 57 G42 G GG 47 Blytheville G GG GG G 56 Sheridan GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG GG GG G 47 Little Rock Central A G G 50 El Dorado GGGGGGG GG GG G GG GG G 67 Texarkana GGGGG G 46 Sheridan GGGGG GGGGGGGGGGG G GG G51 Little Rock Hall G 56 North Little Rock GGGGG GG 70 Conway G G G G G 54 COACHES AND MANAGERS lima Dlll KJIKOCQ, LIQIS KJOSS DLHCI1 Kjllllllllll 1, 1Vll1Sb3 051116 THE SEASON The Zehras started the season with three wins Stuttgart, Warren and Hot Springs. The latter was a Big Nine 40 to 27 Victory. How- ever, the Mules dropped their next tour games, among which were two overtime defeats -f Van Buren and Sheridan. After recovering trorn these early losses, the team came to life and gave Zebra tons some spectacular exhibitions. They won three in a row trom Texarkana, Sheridan and Little Rock Hall respectively. The season ended with a lU to l5 record. Don Puckett hm Handley Leslie Luft Larry Walker Gordon Guest Dale Wyatt g--M .., K K, if X X 5 ,S fi Rr' XX X X X Z., X , Ns ,t jst Q K r ,-.N S N ww X Q 35 g, 3 1 Q .ff Q 32 QW' 6 .. Q , Q -Q S' . xggff 'k 5 3 XA, an-N jg :N Q I? Nz' 'Q X NNNN A 'f XS 1.1 ' 5 t X x x fk W NH + fig 1 5 va. 4' w N EEL K W ..., FJ, QQ X .Q X K ' , X - ' - X x x X Q XX Q 1 pm Q 'R '-.:k::Q,.', : . f wi 1 Q N ' X , X X . - 5, ,.., , f ,x x xg Q K X, , ' , 'T W , X ' Q X S .Q S ' fx: x X .- + N .x 5 N-Qi 8 QR 5 X E Q X ., L L E fhxi-'S is ,Sf Q S 5 . S e X ' s S ,f 4,55 GOLF wi 4 : : Q . .Q f am, - Q X R. V. W r Standing Baker McColgan, Eddington. Kneeling M Cauley, Bellhouse. TO OUR COACH After niue years as a member of the Pine Bluft High School Athletic department, Marcus Kaufman leaves Pine Bluff this year to become Superintendent of Schools in Clarendon. Kauff man came to Pine Bluff in 1951 as line coach. ln 1955 he succeeded George Terry as Head coach and athletic director of the Zebras. From the beginning Coach has been a hard worker who gave his best and expected the same from his boys. He taught character build' ing as a part of the athletic program. Certainly Pine Bluff High School regrets losing him but wishes him every success with his new job. z EBRA 'Y EV-SX Ds w '17 '11-fr.-' 7' Al' Nt if ,4d ' T Q4 THE THINGS VIE SAW! 1. Hifi' ' - the trash can 6. Thenghiilessegl senior Q. k Hi4dmn-- epi. 7T 'ME1'rt's wOrkinq???'? 3. More trash. 2 Let's have cr party. 0 Now listen here . . . But listen qirls, I thmk . 5. GOHHQLV qoirmq . , n XJ M ..--' I I N. . J , I L I Ir' I 4 A. I ll. 5 J MII ' I X gil' . Ali , EIQVL, JV .M . Q . .I Alleri, K. B f- rflve-In Shoe Shop Dixon'slCash Discount lrlouse KaHn's Altsc olesale ' .V Dattie's Fine Foods . I , KCLA A n Fruit Market Dfr. Pepper Bottling Co. A KOTN m ns Piqno Co. - M che Van nes, Inc. ansas F-u iture Co. ' ,f rkqnsasdnvestment Corp. Arkansas Mill Suplply Agqvnsas Jlvfotorsv nc. A 'ansas Oak Plooring,Co. xjArkansas , Pallet Col ' , J Arney,. Arthur I., -Contractbr Arthur'sP1ace, 5 L Ashley's u N - ' Asphdlt Material Go. Atkinson Plbg..Co. . I ,I Baim's Dept. Store Baker Gulf Service Benton, Iim, Oil Co. Berger's Men's Clothiers B. :S H. Auto Service Bloom, E. B. :S F. R., Inc. Bluff City Lumber Co. Borden's Dairy Products Boyce, I. E., Agency Bram's, David G' Saul, Iewelers Brewer, Orvis, Auto Service Broadrnoor Lanes Broadmoor Phillips 66 Bryant's D-X Service Station Buckner Realty and Ins. Co. Bush Service Center Calloway Floor Service Capital Typewriter Agency Central Pharmacy Central Tin Shop I Cherry Street Drugs Chicken Basket Chief Pontiac Co. Clifford's Radio 6 T.V. Service Coca-Cola Co. Coffee Cup Cohen's G Fashion Collier's Cut Rate ' Drugs Comfort Air Conditioning Co. Conery Drugs Crawford, I. P., Furniture Co. Creative Fabrics, Inc. Culpepper-Owen Realty Co. Cunningham's Style Shop Curry's Termite 'and Pest Control Co. Dairy Oueen Davidson Furniture Co. Davis Auto Service Dial Pharmacy Dixon's Cities Service 4 I Duchess Beauty Shoppe ' ' L ld v- England' Motors, Auto Service .1 F an Lee Shop' . Farmers Tractor 6ffEquip. Co. Festinger's Cancellation Shoe Store I Finkbeiner's Packers, Inc. First Methodist Church Foster Music Co. Frank's Shoe Store - Franks' Super glarket Froug's Dept. ore Garman Cleaners General Air Conditioning Co. Gillespie Produce Co. Gilmore Paint and Supply Co. Glover Motor Co. Green Castle Green Tree Nursery Green's lPaull Food Market Green 6. White Furniture Co. Guaranty Bldg. Guaranty Life Association Haley, Shaffer Harry's Hazel's Beauty Shop Hendrix Auto Trim Shop Hestand's Holiday Inn Holsum Baking Co. Home Insurance Agency Hood Furniture Co. House of Music Hudson Pulp :S Paper Corp. Huselton's Gulf Station Hut, The Hutt Building Material Co. Ideal Furniture Co. Implement, Truck :Sf Supply Co. International Paper Co. Ira Foster Iefferson Abstract Co. Iefferson ' c Ief erson Coffee Shop Iefferson County Veterinary Medical Association Iefferson Motor Co. I G M Electric Co. Ioe's Shoe Rebuilders Io-Lynn Shop Lay e'Ark. Co. Men's Store I.ena's Drive Inn Leslie Dry Cleaners Levine's, Iake, Dept. Store List Laundry G Dry Cleaners Locke Plumbing Co., Inc. Long's Book G Gift iShop Lupo's Shoe Shop Mac's Minute Market Mad Butcher Main T.V. Service Henry Marx Clothing Matthews' Hardware Co. McGehee, Inc. - V McGille G Prickett McNew Realty Co. ' Means, I. H., Insurance Co. Melton's, I. D., Pan-Am ' Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio Merritt LeMay Agency Meyer's Baking, Inc. Midwest Dairy Products Miller Buick Co. Modern Beauty Shop Modern Cleaners Monarch Cleaners Moore's Furniture Co. Red Moore's Paint 6. Body Shop Murray-Hart' Drug Co. Murphy, H. Fulton, Ir. National Bank of Commerce Neal's Shoe Store Nehi Bottling Co. New MaRu - Nixon's Rental Center North Cedar Lumber Co. Oak Park Drugs G Prescriptions Oak Park Gulf Service Station Oak Park Variety Store O. K. Ice Cream 6: Candy Co. Olan Mills One-Nine Music Company Oudin 6: Co. Owen's Frozen Food Lockers Pearson, Ben Penney's, I. C. 61 Co. Pepsi-Cola Co. Perdue Co. Pine Bluff Building Material Co. Pine Bluff Cleaners Pine Bluff Cotton Oil Mill E 5- ? F - af. HIQQQQBUH BOOSTERS N LQ 9 A SQ? 65 lContlnuedl XP Pin f D C cl L' 'sfer arid Spillyards Esso'Se1vic:e P' f c ' o. sxiff . V ' Y Stacy's Pi lu l XD 9 S g Store Standard Lumber Co. gine lu f c CA ulgtio CO. , Star Plumbing Co. in uff um g . . I 7 Steers P' G vel 'C o. Re Hsvou ery Steffey's Florist e ff . G, .-fc s Q, Stewart. Bldg. :S Sup., lnc. QS, h s, --EVVPA Q ' ,Gr gh Super St hn's .Outboard Service o G' - w rs Q X V rke 9, eam CSG t . .-I S . or is swfefwt 5 0' : W o O' ' as nc ' T lor QS Co. of o- at ., it o. 1 io V wi wnsend Esso Service 'jg ' ,. er C 5 ep ,S -State Mill Supply 'I :Af d F h I k r ra, ri 3 1 S, EEST? G png? . R.. 'Vjarner Steel Products, Inc. Q 1-9 B 0 emma ,H y. Vimnq S welers ual - ' ' R E . vw Slmm . on Co. JV ' heel Drive Inn acop's oqpi h e Co. er's Garage Raley's, I. ur i re . dim ' nier Xp b elc Laundry G Cleaners Ralph Robinso o S th a ome WGUS. W- D-. Office Equip- C0- Ranch House, he Fed ral Savings and Westall Service Co. Razorback Foodgo es ociation Williams, Buck, Mobil Station Razorback Printing 0' ' rkansas Bus Co. Wilcox Amusement Co. Reap-Iohnson 11 ds Drug Store Winchester Auto Store Fi: 1 . T' lr lr 4 1, P 1, i ft TH 13jE12Tp11grc0MPANY 1 lr l ., 43 ' f ' 1 o o R A D t S ' L ' it if 7: ' VI! 0' K cf I ,LQ I, l f f fPlR 5 W f' 'LV QUL 1 'I it r ' 0 Tgfti 4 LITHEKGRA Haas 1 E: U Vol! L DV W V . X qt? agp! If 5: ,, I f S 6 l L -K - lt f, 1 fftlull l' WWJM Q ' '9 ' J N' -Cy' Je QU' 'E , v , f 1 , ,f L f Mil J 1 . 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ELECTRIC co. ,kfdclnf Clefwa- rf' 12,1 if ,,f2 m-- H5Tm: 1fA5xr:...l'LF,Q:,Zo,eii?3J:ig7,5.,rf:Mmm.Ax- Ld' ll 'LL QXLL '. L, 'WMLG if A BEST .wrSHEs4,FoR Yougf FUTURE ,A , f ,A If ff . 1 A , bn A L 1 'hLQC,m! MILTV- fli'I'JQDQ7f'liE7 U fir' ,., ' .0 5 I b K fir 6' ov HPURITY 1VIAID Grade A Dairy Products Ask for OK. Milk and Ice Cream at Your Favorite Grocer HUMOGENXZED GSQ ENJOY FRTSMQFAEEH ff- -- M ,, P..'ip-Nm-4 ICE CREAM tp M WW' ill-f ' M JLAQU ' urity aidw -5' , Ain... slAo:'A rAs1Lunlzw i umhl X Q Homoesmzeo A, ' VITAMIN D M M 1: .. . MILK 'AME PACK ICE CREBL-' -WJ 'T'f':J,1-'as':':.:!.vx:' X PMYEUKMD Mu 1m1 ' Nh., ....r. .-..- .......... ' X OMR' 'novuclrs Muni REAM E CINDY f0. WEKSVME IUUAY s:l4lt:Llvrr,Axx wane IM I The Gnly Milk and ice Cream Made in Pirie Bluff U. K. ICE CREAM AND CANDY CU Serving Pine Bluff and Soutlzeust Arkansas Since 1911 H, W N ai' 1-1-1-l f7 Aw , RQ 6, 4' CHIEF PONTIACZ21lMPANY si 4, 4, ' In ,A 1, V 1 - 4, ' 4, - K 4, MW!f7 iV1UW' WF' N C wj1'77 Americh' EE Number One 1, 4: . 1, ' EE 1 C1,Lu-f-f- , QQ W PT W 'QJMV 1 WWII 2115! if ' 1 Ei 1201 Main St. IE 4-8541 JQJLPMWUZQWH ffl M fl 'bw vrl LJ W ,Q J M PM M 63 M4 Wg COMPLIMENTS OF . .V 1 : 1 4. : ..::35 : : 4 E E :s 12 :11 -:.... - , .. .:.,:+,:::' mf-I-s:f:s.::s-1-:s .z.-::-2ve-e-.-1:53 V. U I, 4.5515'1': rE 'a'f .3vgf2-:AI-f:f: .5:' - jf I if! ff' V . Q: - P ww 1 DPP PEPPER BOTTLING COMPANY ff . ff' 116 East 15th G9 U HX. I U , 9 'T - I- N V-.- I' ' XV' A -AA ---,--- f . Congratulations . lk u ' Mal! sm Stu. wr 'X.lx,,,Qx 4 1 -4 L ,- u- QR Naive sincere best '.,'xxl'm.'t .,yK9Uj1,4a NM All mls , J e u ,xi 3451 A , wishes for your QI I- --o. w YA. Nw-XHIN A 5. ,Q I future . . . may lt .XI X! k- Vlsi4.fxf LK , .I , W W N A Kwj, .W xi be brlqnt Wlth .-rv N-'f xl E'xSk 2 yi: K-Q4..'.-W., . 'P' V Yi success cmd ' r1tygLApg!H,J gi ,t -, ,X X , IE? ,, 1 1 If ' The Frlendly 3 A X A Member: Fade-ml Deposit QF P I N E B L U F F T11sur:111c:e Corp. Qffliifffflbf J 5 A Ai 7? L I Qfjgfbfj gQHB E11TEA61Q YQQNTJQDINE fy VW dspwfsf 553 af ,XX E3fEbcgNQJEAT1oN my Qs JJJ' 2f'fIEf1-325Q,X 5:15, A ,VH J , ml A 7457 XX GUAR'TYVEEAL A aj -AYAVINGS NAND oAN SSOCIA Q55 . DQ fl NCNEJW INSURANCE AGENCY N Sb IE 4-6022 M 3 X W1shes for Your 3 xg K u 1 re Success . AQ N, ,Q S N Ag Xi A Ch S 3 SQ PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS 5 N A TION - W CEQNZMUL TIONS 1, 1 1 'so 1 s 31 E' '1 JW QX 2, . '12 WWEJ11 1121 'n 'n 0 1 SOUTH FUNERAL HOME 110-112 East Bclrrcxque mm, 1254. Dependable 3 is-32 Efficient, fra' Courteous J.mW. we 'U-Q www? 1, j':'3lLcAD4j,,,,,zJ,9z..NJa.,.N 1: I IE 4-2120 IE 4-2121 4 Lf if :E LADI SQ KMA MQ TEENS Jifqfgxgitfig INFANTSNQQQ QRQNQ X x if GN QU ze LHJXNSFX X YQ? mil gf: K, 'im W MN R Q Y K 1 ,Q Was X N ,' ,x Q 1. 5 , 1 A x PQEADYTTQ-WEAR QQ , 'x w 'V N' X A 5: ,l I 1 X ENE BLMFF, A1314 D ' r 5,6 MAIN ST. PHONE IE 47711 3 TATTTTATA ll MJ JlC0NGH6llr ll?ATI0NS, SENIORSl A W all 4F or 'so ' mlfgllip -A AV , Q-, W fr 0 80 f A JWVM 39 a y I 130706 MW Qunoqw Wfff-4fT , 002171. 45 Kgf E. WEAVER, Local Resident Manager I 1 fs Nj M t c WM ',l rcilvdi s ---- New York City 7 l PLANTS LOCATED AT yn Pine Bluff, Arkansas Wellsburg, West Virginia Palatka, Florida Bellows Falls, Vt. Augusta, Maine Cateret, New Iersey Q XS? P t RI X5 A K Q ' N' OSIAXQHIL MUPPY Q . OQQQ WiRLOiiAg?gQIEifA ff ,sv A 9 ii A if X? OJ MWA Q Nfw 4 Nglbg y k -QA Phone , NOS JE y Aw N A Co g t lations, Se 9 Q ARKANSAS OAK FLOORING ii COMPANY Manufacturing 'PQIPQFQQNNQIN1' IRAND RIN Q1 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS ff 624251: A L 4? 1 pzmmwwl HOME INSURANCE CU. 1 fJf'3MjXW'f3VUV3S Q, 4,3f2Kif3 3334 W jkff ff N23 V M35 lg Phone IE 4-0432 Ml eMsnd iness, Seniors 1 fi 0 'fRFREDNVINING JEWELEBS Pine Bluffs Greatest Jewelry Store 'r 'r 4 213 Main Phone IE 4-1473 0' 'W :m x::::::m:::' WWW R'-'Ig 'MW 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I W I W11i pA3'I03'4'I'Q 1 nc I X Estate Sass Omf et Us Ser e iYou 1, 0' .' I II I ' :I N P NE IE 4-3711 QI II 'tt II 'I 1 'I 1 'I 206 PINE ST. I PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS K 'I 'I 'I A155115 'IA' I IHIIENIRY If CIDMIPANY I 'Best Clothes In Town 'I 'I 'I I I 'I I 4 'I I 'I 'I IQ Znd 61 Main Phone IE 5-2460 'I 'I I 'I I I L. Conqrcxtulotions, Seniors CENTRAL PHARMACY Our Lcrbel On Q Prescription Is Like Sterling On Silver 522 MAIN Phones IE 4-4821, IE 4-1164 'W 144 'JEFFERSON MOTOR CO. Your DeSoto - Plymouth Dealer INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 1401 West 5th Phone IE 4-6780 I MW' I 11 l Qulations, S 1: DOTTIE'S FINE FO0DS ' E ' - ' The Finest in Delicio J Feed ' ' ing if We Specialize in ,rtie-s ne Cfal gglu-Yffifll 1' Trade a Isaaah Arkansas 921 Poplcxr4 IE 4-3701 ' 1: J::: T A gg SMITH PAPER QE M f nqrcx am, Class of 'aa P R 0 D U C T S C 0 . 4 Broadmoor 1 W hillips 66 Service Station if QI HIGHWAY 65 SOUTH 1, Phone IE 5-1543 E Phone IE 4-9010 304 Mulberry Q1 A PLA A JI W A I CONGRATULATIONS A NK f 5 WI, M f QE x?7 qi ' 1 N 01 1 'I f A 5 W M f IL 0 ,I J B X 1' J ,I I ' rw I fI0lTl Jn I W W I I: JAMA PINE BLUFF SAND AND GRIWEI, co. gg 6 'Y ' . AJ hqlyfd' ' tv' W Mywwa U WL :E , .5 L41 W W X 9' 0011 , ' v g9QE mu1ri1ion1o Grow Un CS EEQQ13-EETA QXGER L? ii?fi3i? +:tlf+L4fi- X , ,CH + +4444 I t I 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 5 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 5 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ S 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4 + 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4 9 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ Z 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ L. The HSHOP WITH CON- FIDENCE is more tltcm ct sloqou with Cohens Dept. Store cmd Col1en's Fashion Shop. lt is o u r quorontee for your sotisfoction . . . Our sincere Couqrotf ulcttions to the l96O Groduotinq Class ot Pine BluttHiql1 School cmd our Very Best Wisltes for Vout' Success in Lite. Mnurifw' Cirlzwz. mul ilu' 4'+1li1'1' Stuff of flllllflll-V Dvpf. Sturv, 111111 C0lIl'lIl.S' Fu.s'l+i4++1 Shop. - - -::,::::.+,- o::::::::::- Where inf' Cllflflllllg for flu' Enfirr' Ff1++1i.'y Y 0 u SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE ' Excl+1.s'iuc' Ladies' Apparel Stores' 7 + 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4 4+ 4+ 4+ + 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ I 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ I 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ I 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4? 4+ 4 4 J 'I 'I 1 P I 'I lr 'I ' Conqratulations, Seniors Wi eg I 'E REED'S 4, A Stores EE ' EE Drug Store QE A A R K A N S A S 'E Prescription 2 ti I E Specialists I O5 ig, , INVESTMENT , f G , 31 ' ,lim C 0 R P 0 R A T10 N Phone IE 4-0751 1, 1, ' 1: E: Al vi n . Arkansans Helping Build' Arkansas 'I 'I I 3: . A STOCK CO. E 1, 1, 1, Fabric Center DE,f,igiiiN2LL Glass Shop FIRST! AUTO - REAL ESTATE I 1410 SU if ACIOSS ff If PERSONAL I' Ge 11 Saenqer e xy 1: ll 119 ' Zn 127 West Barraque Phone IE 5-5932 IE 4-P541 3: W: ic' SW 4 lb YF' QT! yehysfgji ATIONS dr MAG J? K 3: 3 . .AND F. R. BLUUM, INC. ' General Agents se Q' of ' CQ? Unexcellecl Facilities and Service 1, l INSURANCE SURETY BONDS ' 120 MAIN PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS 1 --A-----A'----A'----A ----'.r0-t---- J L ,ff Q, with atulaiions to the Class of '60 Arie 1 SILBEHSXVAGEL QCOMIEA AYWINC. A A Ag QLTESCALD fllfti Ailyfi h EQ t' C ansas Y You can find the Portable Typewriter of your choice at W. D. Wells Office Equipment Co 627 Main Pine Bluff, Ark. 33 ARKANSAS Q MOTORS,INC. 'r 'r 'r 'r ....,....-0,-....,............ 'r Congratulations Seniors Wagon Wheel Drive Inn 1201 E. 17th lE 4-9501 'r +I 916 Mem Ph. IE 4-4711 lr 'I FE HOME or DODGE 5' AND DART Flowers bv Sieffey's 1023 Cherry ooo+ 308 Reyer's Jeweler Lovebriqht Diamonds Elgin, Bulova, Borel Watches Pine IE 4-76 02 Beat Little Rock-fPc1rt l. 6. Say Hi Yell. KTl'l Tli?1TmgbTT5toqr0pl1er. Queens oll. Marching-along . . WWW! WE LOVE A PARADE Hey, Whats up. 7. Yes, sir, tl'1c1t's our Susie! 8. Qet that uglx stick Cxwctyflrgmfme 9. Parade rest, girls . . . lO. Eesti Little Rock Part 2. 93,54 gif - MIDWEST DAIRY P 0 QQ7' G2FiOTf9gl'g19PANYX 4 J N x NN gf Q J' I Sim I dgftuneis' if QB' I g? ws OS R 6' , 5 Y? X x X MIDWE MIDWEST MILK ICE CREAM For the Best ---- Buy Midwest 320 Mmbefry Phone IE 4-3372 So, Blu-Notes, qo. The Blasting Bel-Aires. It's Cl bird, it's CI pldne, Watch the birdie. 3l2's PROM 5. All right, youse quys. 6. Not nervous, just hungry it's . . 7. And then there's Iirn. 8. Have d drink. 7 Vi 7 1. X x S I-.R5:5.-J X l 4 I 3.2 Iljxl 'AX Conqrutulatlons togenlogf-it 011660 1,1 W-, -QR, Q ax , xc' SE,- X N 1 1 X55 Q. , .1 af .R ' 1: M JT' N 1, lst in Pine Bluff fur Famous Labels ggi 3 E11 T' 1: - X,i. 1 N Since 1906 Phone IE 4-1731 Wit, by EE - Jxxxxnnxxnnnnxnnnnnnnnnnn xxxQE:5Q3nfX f 1i3ffZLMMA,1WnAMW,W nexi?1 Win 5,,,,..M,.,Mf,04fc0NGHATULAT1oNs gfifj Qfowyow xfvf' ,r Qgmz, 4,,.,zz.,,f:fAf7zMf4ff-Lf PWM 4' Qf- 'NJ 'M EE 'Z 2 f alfa-MWJI N fi ft ARKANSASPALLET C 0 M P A N Y Pine Bluff, Arkansas XB- X I' 'III QNeI'Q'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'D 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I N 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I QQ uffful ggafr X Let our skilled hands give you , Lg3eauZifuZ gfair I 5 . - X You too ean be lovelzer SE 'K when you' visit ' , N Q -Q ' . X ' , ' X N ' f I- . ,i.. ff ' ' I 4 1 KW IRI Li aku X of It fIIIL,5I uiFF's ExcLusIv'E sawn gg 512 MAIN IE 4-1060 FREE Parking at Lawrence Lion Station - Sth G Pine 'I 'I 'I 'I . 5-Qc- .nov :::gr4-0-c::I::4rc:::.fooc.'::::::J-049004-:::.ror::r: fl WH, -:::::::::::4::::- OSA:-Q., 1 'r 4+ 'r 'r 'r lm eww 4 M Nj CONGRATULATIONS, Q-v'- ,, . .. UN Q ' A 1' hm, .X w ww SENIOHS, ' xgxx ' LX. k,?x I Q M I 'az ' 4 I . J, I1 N, I1 - Q X111 JC WA t ' . f xml! 4 5 Q,. S -. Cw ' 4 ' x S ' NWN X X, lVIEYER'S BAKERY v0'-SSN 5 - - X Jiiwx QJQL.. 3 5 Ng Q n . v 'r P P 'I v U 'r N x of N - '- S ' Hn' W, s f A S . H 5 FQ? X A - O Q ski P I N E B L U F F . A V I il 4 'r . . . g - w Il I uw' ,iff , XKYDKEYLS -Q 4 A 4 Y. ' I ' l 'VV ' u N u - W' ,MXN a x 'P 'I 'IME 'ff m N X ' .W ,- , K X.v IW ,H ffl. 03' .. ,I I 'bbifk I mm :nm ,vm ' ' ,M ,,, lv! 1, 4 f 155 WVJNVK , MQ Y' ,M . ., '- .,, N gf I I Q' fu . 'fl H 41 ' f , A Y' V fi 'Y' f ' h F' If , V CW M ,V A H, , C , I , 0 4' J. A'-L X44 f I ,il 7 . A P ' f I ' A Minfns 1: W? xeifispfup LJ g 1, 1' AA W, A A 3 , ,W , 1 3, Wu tl tl 0 'r 1 A -'bn REMEMBER P. B. H. S. Cm leocler! Three pretty smiles. Tltofs what he likes obout the south. . Compus scenergx Yeo, Red! Yeo, White! RX x X I f Rlfx X 6. 7. 8 19. 10. Lan In spring, CI young mods timsy Bookworms, qotore. Hey, Bridqett, The tonq folt. Look, Momy no Covtttes. XSJ ,XR X.2 YE X if? xt- gg Mp, Timm, 1 Sw sxpAvQXX xgQx1v,pA,.vXw A mwxmwxlkxxx Wws YYV 'X-WTXQ 'vvw in N, V , A35 A A 1 x,,,.5,r. 3 NYXFW1 : -A QWN5 Qgsyxxwz Xwcw-H, 'mal wt-mmm? KVWDAWA B 'bww W. WN I ll 'r 'I 'n 'I ln lr W CONGRAQILATIONS FROM V NWTAWX- as 1. -we me TFILIWE RAZORBACK STORRQESQSA 1 I 1 fy of wifi JM EE A Lu is if W! W Zycaffiif' 1 Qwliw CARTER'S GOOERY - 503 East 2nd - CROMER'S GROOERY 51202 State THE FOOD MART - 1601 Main OLOVERS GROCERY - 106 Cypress l-lARPER'S GROCERY -- 2102 East Barraque LAKESIDE GROCERY - 915 Olive MODEL MARKET - 25th and Olive REED'S SUPER MARKET - 107 Blake ,ff K X V, 'r 'r ln 'r f::::o4-::::::.-::::::::::: - A - I I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I I 'I 'I I 'I I I S - - , I X CONGRATULATIONS SV SENIORS 1, .I W from I JEFFERSON ABSTRACT co. I 'I ABsTRACToRs OF TITLE 5, BRUADMOOR LAN ES 55 Gnd I, 4, fl A A TITLE INSURANCE I 3: I, i I 1. Ill Mm IE 4-1120 I I .I If I 5: . ,, ,, GREEN AND WHITE I l: FURNITURE COMPANY I, I ll Uflzerc You Find T110 Best lf If To Dress Your Hmnrf I I I I 5+ It ' -I 214 west 2nd IE 4-92-11 'I I, I 'I A - :::::.-:::: 4: -::::::::::::::::::::: :::: 3. I ,I CONGRATULATIONS :g D A V I S 1 sENIoRs , I 4 AUTO SERVICE h ' I :I SPECIALIZED BRAKE I, IE AND FRONT END SERVICE 4E S P I I-I L Y A R D I S ', Phone IE 4-8815 1, 1 5111 ond Aloborno SIS. jg DRUG STORE I: Pine Bluff, Ark. 'I 'I EI:: ::::::::-:::::::::::: Most Modern Prescription Department ' In the South '- CLEANERS ig 'I 'I 'I MODERN ACOSMETICSEEA I, L A U N D R Y If Helena Rubenstein - Revlon 1' ALTERATION AND REPAIR WORK 1, 4 :E WeGiveYourGornIentsOur I WIMPORTED PERFUMESE' I: PerSOnG1Atter1tiOn Christmas ' I: Arpeqe - My Sin 1: 9th G Poplor We Sotisfyu Ph. IE 4-8633 'I 'I 'I 'I If :::::::: f:::::::::- :::::::::: 93,951 8-Sfyyg,-'J V 'flfiyf-yi 41 v::::::::: :fa ::: :::ff :::::::::::: ::::- -fx: :::::::::f:--v EE Q?ff3l 1: A Etsfisiglqf-1w1ON? It aww I: , 0 1 oy T Sf so yr: S1-11 1 - 11-fm 1 RRR 11LJ1x1191,R11 IS 351 J, Piigu-IFNOHMAN gb K C E KS 1 ,oe mchusc, l Comestic Studio w ' . P ' gf, TI OW r TRY BEFORE You BUY I: B B Q R113 it 1 Mai . 11 I 1 00 Main IE 4-9491 107 W 2nd IE 5-1252 'if:: :.:: i:::::.j.k:l:::- I -::::: -: 1: , 5 S' s 0-29' Congratulations 95 QS 5: R 11 11 1 , 1 , Qt UPYFC 1 OAK PARK GULF 1 3 'Il ellhefd S 1 Pflnlmg I' A 28th and Hazel 1 1' Florist 1 Co. 11 1 1: 'md ,I , , T MMY ANDERSON :I GTESIIIIOUSBS IE 907 SUITS ST ' YLE STAFFQRD 1, 4 Q ., GENE EARRADOUGH 1 IE 5-0911 IE ' 4' 1 1 ::::::::::::::l:::::- ::: ' ,h ::: I ::: :::::::::::::::::::::: 1, W K1 ' . 1 1 1 1 X 1 OUR BEST WISI-IES CONGRATULAT S, -w o -1-Q 1 1, l 1 A th' 'I '1 ., 1 1 l I: Glijk A NG SENIORS I: If I 1: gy!! From ' B ' UT ARKANSAS' M ARGEST FURNITURE ' ' Od 'E S T o R E ' t' :1 lEaSy Terms on Any Purchase? 1 f It' rde ' 'S Ext go Be Good :I ' ' 1 O 0 h , 1 mee ,me ,E 4,9142 1 Davldson Furnlture 1 , 901 Linden Street ' tn 1 1 1 41 1, I lt 1 1' Pine Bluff, Arkansas if 300 Pine IE 5-5120 l :E EE 1 1 G A::::::::::::::::: ::: ::::::: Q Z 6+ 0 4? ff El QQ., Q '7 biz xxx N y f fl 'Xxx f R r YX LJ JW 2' U F' 40 00 N P' 40 XX BN IU, Yo , M .ff I x' X :Www U' !x , off-ii of-YS X . 3349 J, RB Vg. xxv ---N xx w jj g, , E 1 6 259 7 N 1-Xx 5 J M Y A 9 f--W La 6 'il vii Q ' J I, 3..,....fJ,, U h Y xAi ' AW-. ' ,ff PNN., W7 1, pr X .-Q- ' if' aff ' I X 3 RD M mi 8 Nx,,... N 'N 1 -'-' if is 7 ks Y AL 2 LJ 'AY' , , 'L 4 S? LL7VEZ4 Lb'-:V 'P' ' V K 6 N N gm. K' wi? , yi ,xg W ' Q . 'X mu-,..mfM,.,....., xwgt . ,,-..,v.,.,.. W, E XX ' wx K - in -f x W 'L---..,.M X wg --M, --W' if , ,wx s' x J .v In n,. 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' .E qrc1t1i1QLj25r133,W n 1, W 1 V Rs 1 :E QSJ ' 51 X 1' y NEHI BUTTLING COMPANY , A1 219 East 5111 I MURRAY HART DRUG CU. : 1501 Cherry Street 1 The Best in Cosmetics 1 LOVAN - YARDLEY - CHRISTIAN DIOR - DUBARRY i 1 IE 4-8112 IE 4-8113 1 Compliments 22 MERRITT C0ng2fjjff'm 1, 12 of it gg LE MAY Maas Minnie gi QE DAIRY EE -sw-f-jfgfgfffff QE AQHIGY Market QE EE Q1 rms swrs, .uucANsAs INSURANCE Open: :Q li 1, EI REAL ESTATE 7 A.M. - 10 P.M. 911 Poplar , IE 4-8831 2420 W. 28th i: 4 1 L :::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::::f::J J X li Twbin Drive lf , ' ' 1: Compliments . stuck for eo ., OWEN S GlllBSplB ., 1: Frozen Food Produce P of Ig ' MILLER Lockers C0mPanY 1 Hotel Pines 1: Buick Co. 1 I :I Pine Bluff, Ark. 1 4 W. L. Owen, Mqr. 301 W. Burr. IE 4-8711 U Wholesale Fruit fi cmd Vegetables 1: 3o1 Olive sr. U 1E 4-3502 Barber Shop 420 Moin b P 1 -------------------4 CONGRATULATIONS F ROM QQZQEE Q23 41 OLANI MILLSQQW 1,50 l 0 P Z! The NGl101'1,S Studio tg, xiigga 75 ? 121 west 2nd is ig? .I 1 IE 4-6223 J E l ---M -:,:,:,, xx- ,mxQ::,x-': ' , -- Qi 5: QL I ' Sk? 1: Best Wrshes Sernors , 4 from ' 1 P ' THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH P :E 1 Compliments 1: Townsendfs I 1 g MOHHl'Ch of Q, E350 Service ., Davld and 'Saul :I n 1: I Cleaners POPE 1019 Mm 1 Bram Q' 1 . IEWELERS I lt Furnllure 3504 W. oth 1 . 1: 215 W. Barroque ' A I 1 Company We Hove These 222 Mem Sf- 1 If Two Stations It Phone TE 44641 423 Mein For gefvge four 1' 1E 4-3205 , 1, or est F -::::::- ::::::::: -:,-::::::, A A::: :::' : ::::::: :::: L A:::::' :::' A::::::' ':::: 7 1 I I- 1 i wb E J . 4 Z E 1 ,, 0 tk U J 12 1 V X 4 Q fl 04 I YT! 1 1 ff u I e 1 C o c 'LQQ Y J W4 Q4 k . A A :1 1 R93 Q - NU :F I 1: 1 ' f' .1 is E O dl f -43 1 1 'I I 1 ,.fX!'1 t - :1 E : . Y fl I, . e Ar on M 11: A 1 0 Q A EE '1 1, s, Seniors Q 11 1, , CO tu ti 11 If Compliments of . 1, ,: 11 tl ' . :I ' 1 1' ' 1, 4: :E il 1 it :E 11 I I J, KCLA Qt 1 IEA FOSTER 1 1: Sth and Main 26th and Cherry L - - 1, 41 Radio sianon OIL co. 1 1 P .3 L A D IE s 1 Q: 'Q For Shoes to Compliment 1: 11 Brings You Your Feet Go to 1 Distributor 1 I ' 1, Zebra Session 1 5 N E A L S Amoco If and :I CANCELLATION SHOES PRQDUCTS fi tr 1 Zebffl GUTUGS 'I Famous Nome Brands 1' 41 1: 4: ' 11 212 Mm st. IE 4-3624 1: .E Hu'-Au 11 nu-xx: -rv-::::::-1i L P P P P 1 P 1, P P P 'I ':: - Av If 1 I: :::::::-f::::::- - - ::- v 'P +1111 1 ,VH 'P Conqratulations, Seniors 1, , 1, :L , 1 1 . 5, 'E , -1 12 ENE L 1 1 17 1, - 'T FAN-LEE 'I 55' ,MQW c TTIUNTNG 15 3, . f if SHOP 1 R 11 1 419 Ohio Street 1 1 1 11 at TLD ' Pine Bluff, Ark. .P ' 1,1 3 xxx Axx: x 1 113 W. em il 11 ildinq Ma ls If 1, '1 I P ff Real Estflle ,, Congratulations, Seniors , 'r ', 1, 1 lI1S11ICI1'1C9 from Pine Bluff, Ark. 1 1, 1 1, . 1 FRA.NK'S SUPER MARKET 3, E 1 321 Mulberry 1, ', 1, ' 1 1, 1 1 IE 4-0033 1, 1 . , , 1, 1: Pme Bluff' Ark' 1: EVERYTHING sooo TO EAT I ', 11 'I 1 1 1, 1, 11 A:::::x:::x:::x::: fl 1 1 1 Congratulations 1 1 . P 1 1 1, : 1' 1 h ' 1, . ' S K' 1P ' 1 P- 'Q NA 1, ,S 1 1 T R E 1 1, , P 1 I I 1 .E M A D B U T C H E R :E .,- If 1, 2 TR-ff , f y 1' 5 , - , f 1 jACWy1X'!1f11f P I .. UU! 1, 1 ' EE , , 1 9 . I: lf Fordyce, Ark. 1412,-l3lufi -Arkg 1, -' A 'gr 1' W :E --::::::::::::,-:J V 1 13,3114 'gig The 1 1, , ' 1 ' p 1, M 4, .,-AA f , Foster 5, QE QW I-Iuii Building Q Music C11. 1 ' Sl' 16111 - 5, 393,11 It Material Company 1 1208 S1119 My IE 4-5802 1 I IE 5-2062 61 Who sale and Retail ,E 11 Baker WMM - B. T. Atkinson ig - 1 M T RI s :g u 15-. Gu1iServ1ce , I kjjl 33 A E AL :g P blng Co. 400 11. Pl'101'1 E -1 l M325 I um E M420 ' 1: 1 Rt. 3, Box 615 4, 1' , in 11111, A1455 Q 1810 Ohio S1. 4, 212,133 ,dp 0, 1 e ls U Yo Buil arterial bleed I 1, Y EE H off! QW usi 1 1 11 Wholesale Only E1 1 Ili' 2Co1ndies 11 11 AZ QCITS , 1' ' crccos , 6 G f , ll Eillligl ,I und. ' IE 4- WP My Company 1, 205 nd 1 1 1, 1 1, 1 Gal-man 200 P1119 S1., IE 4-5852 Arkansas 1, 1 1, :E Cleaners :Q Furniture Co 1 :E 2200 w. 17th 1 PAINTS - WALL - ROOFING 5' 117 E. 4th 1, 1 1 ' BUILDING MATERIAL - LUMBER 1 IE 4-9408 , ,' IE 44430 1 1 4, ....... :, ---- - ---- -----.--- vvvvvvvvvvv 5 P Congratulations B. and H. It Farmers Auto Service Tractor and ' 5: Equipment Co. 220 E. 16111 I Ig J H li 301 W. Barr. Pme 131011, Ark. ' ' Phone lE 4-2280 55 INSURANCE AND 1' BONDS ., ' If Conqr t ions Hazel 1: f 4 'I rom LindSfI0m'S if Simmons National 1 I Building 4 ., Beauty Shop if E 1: J f 'P ln e 710 West zelh lt Phone IE 4-4532 vga IE 5-1061 P fee Shop xxfx , fxxxxxxf I 1: Compliments of Festin er's El fl C if :E 'I Culpepper- HHC9 H1011 l RALPH ROBINSON If Owen Shoe Store FE EE Realty- Co. 2nd and Main D off!!! 2200 West 27th IE 5-0142 W WW IE 5-0954 , 4f Kenneth Bush North Cedar lg ' 15 Buaeue Aibfiehf Lumber Co. ff 45 J H Bush Builders Supplies SI , Che 1 'I ervice Station 'Everything to Build Your Home With IE 4-7854 :1 If I 1: 'l A lf' A lf 1: ' 1 f :- ' , 1 5: THE FINEST IN FUNERAL S RVICE '1 ll 1 Sth 51 Linden Pine Bluff, Ark. 4 ,YI , 1 I 1 :I 0 Cijagulrv sh 'I y 1 1 gl less My yi, If 1 ff Nl 1311 11 NW atthe lt 'mi 11, ,, arrgilare hu ,Nfl Uorriialtlf M 1 ., , ,,T11IlB STORE ' OF OVER ' I P 1, 1, 1, 1, 'I 11 1, 'N 1 1 ' 4 I f I ,MMI - 15 Apache ines, Inc. ff :P :I ' l 1 1 I 11 'I I 1 IIYOI1 Think Ofiviovinq Think Ot Apache Congratulations Graduates Radio Station K U T N 'I ll 'I 11 ::lP41O,U0O QUALITY ITEMS 11 :Q AM - 1490 KC it PM - 92.3 Mc . 114 E. 4th I 1 1, H1-F1 - Stereo P IE 4-0581 NELSON LANGSTON, Owner 1 , I M POR 55 YEARS 'THIS LITTLE BOY HAS BEEN J- QI, W if GUIDING THE WIDE AWAKE TIRE BUYERS I l - Let Him Direct You to - I . . 1- S 'Arkansas' Greatest Tire Serv1ce ' 'mu WHERE YOU'LL SAVE MQNEY, TIME AND WORRY I 1 PINE BLUFF TIRE gl RUBBER CU. 1415 East 17111 Phone IE 4-2911 ll 1: 1 Buck BLUFF CITY LUMBER Il , 1 1' One-Nine 1, Williams 1: COMPANY 12 M , C ,, . u :g 1 us1c 0. ig Molllle Station 1: BUILDERS' SUPPLIES ' 11 220 E. l7ll1 if 820 Cherry S1. 1, 3015 wesi 6th IE 4-4450 5, it 1 31 IE 4-1900 phone IE 4,1490 Pine Bluff, Ark. 'I 1 'I 1 L x - -- -- L I ' v'v v 'w -v ' 1 vvv' ' '- ' E, Congratulations, Seniors Compliments oi . I 1 Mr. cmd Mrs. Pine Blu I :Q 1. Mizeu D eaners gf THE JO-LYNN SHOP . I I Coffee Cup :I 5' I Phone IE 4-5310 gf I 13 Main 11 , :I 431 Main Street 4, ' 1009 P 1 IE 5-5053 ., Op CII' :I CX f 1, z NJE ,I FUHR SCHOOL OF USI 4th Floor Simmons National Buil i Gregg Shorthand, Secretarial Accounting, Higher All Other Allied Business Subjects N S counting and Special Classes for High School Students in Typinga Otherg jects LATEST OFFICE EQUIPMENT Approved for Veteran Training, Day and Evening Cl ses Phone IE 5-1340 It -xxx:::::::: I: Phone IE 4-6130 1, J 'I in 'I I THE S 'S , ' SAVINGS CENTER 5' BO Hendr1x 1- I 1' If cmd 'I Auto Trim gf 51 GIFT 'I ' SHOP Sho ,b P :i jmlllll-!Egig.UafRAl :I it - '1 5 IIE? Q 'P ll Ill f , I 1 . U Q Q C 2, I A fi f pQg'Q ' lEQE'i:ffE1 I, 215 East 6th St. L ? 1: 217 Main 35 5i It It SEAT COVERS in lt and Sixth Ave. and Pine Phone TRIM SUPPLIES Ig ': 11-3 4-1851 P 4 1 4 1 ...KW Q :Sw 1 ti II' BABY, ITS COLD OUTSIDE YI 114111111 to 111111 1,1111 521. 11 0,1111 km 211111 LQ 141 l QD , Bfnkv, 1110 1 1 111111. H1 Bi11:14111d Q1 I 11 you. uiy, 111111, 1 B11 f1111:1f1, 11's 1 'ESU cold. 7. Pflulldill, Pn,1l1:1d1 8. 7' ' ' , . 9 . So111wo11e'Q 111 1131 111 IU. T110 1411115311111 T11 11. Bomb shelter. 5 sggons xQ?'NSByQ5 'xfjgxbifxrfbk 913 T GX We X? XWQUEL XV N EENEON COUNTY QW EDICAL SOCIETY , fLffMf 4f331f2fn ff I , - ?iOQ , 0 'r 'r 'r U 'I 'I 'r 'I 'r 'n 41 H f::::::: : AA:'?g::::i::'T::::: 1 X JS? U R7 4 '11 MJ 1 PAUL GREENE P000 Tx. A ., W X 11 JILUPO s ji 1 N, R 6, MARKET of 5: SEBI: ksxaffmxl 'JT l 1016 West 15th :I - QUALITY - SERVICE UQJEHUPNA Yymgs SAT-ISF CTION IK ' re ipii S P IE 4-4020 X 1 jiilghoes Qi N14 M lSIXgE1UPO IEW ter Co k Helen Boyce Lin Nixon V A J DO I Hazel Established 1926 I 1 4 ' If 1 I. E. ROYcE AGENCY Eifblcin fix' 4 NY INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE Jxlfllfwit IE 5-0534 612 West 0114 IE 4-7041 41 41 1 41 1 'ig I Pine Bluff,Ark. 5: A:57::::5- 4 I I 1 1 4, Compliments of 4 . gf Cl1fford's 1, LAYNE-ARKANSAS 00. ., I I nonucn Ano co. J If Rad10 and I +I PINE BLUFF - .1 Service , STUTTG-ART 'ARKANSAS' , MOST COMPLETE 1: b x:::xx::::x::::v DEPARTMENT .1 I Congratulations, Seniors STORE if MOTOROLA 1, 41 1 1: 1 4 LESLIE DRY CLEANERS Q12 W. 5411 Av-. 1 716 Mm 41 THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE 1 E PoR EXPERIENCE , .: IE 4-7210 1: Phone IE 4-7113 41 809 Linden IE 4-1532 I 12 E::::::::: 355555553 Puddephati Shade and Floor Coverings CARPETING TILE LINEOLEUM SHADES VENETIAN BLINDS 122 W. Barr. Phone IE 4-2361 LENA'S DRIVE IN l5tl1 and Pop1ar BEST HAMBURGERS 1N TOWN IE 4-2276 YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME A AT E unufw an 'J ff07'l95 Q Ill ,,,, JEWELERS 9 'U P 9 Q At i i Arkansas' only elected member of the Diamond Council of America WILCOX AIVIUSEIVIENT CO. 211 South Walnut RENTAL MACHINES FOR PARTIES AND DANCES Used Records lOc and Up Compliments SPILLYARDS ESSO SERVICE 1120 Poplar IE 4-1662 219 Main Tel. IE 4-1931 Congratulations Congratulations Seniors Pine Bluff HEAP- Electric JOHNSON Co. 1710 W. eih 705 Mm FEQQPERS 1E 422183 CONDITIONERS .- f M' 1 ' t- nl f .fd LAL I - --- -- -i--- ------- -----x---- ---- Y- '- '-4 V---Y- -f- . , - I I BEST ilvisnes, sermons I' fllf I XXI, X I I OOUDIN AND COMPANY INSURANCE 612 National Buildinq Phone IE 5-2422 TAIT COPPHESS VOLKSVVAGEN --- PORSCHE 1403 Main Conqratulations, Seniors o fo 41 Q- I' CLEAFE Pine Bluff, Ark. 201-211 E. Barraque IE 4-0811 Compliments of Orvis Brewer Auto Service 2200 Olive St. IE 4-5571 Congratulations, Seniors GLOVEB MOTORS 1Ol8 W. 26th IE 4-4181 -----,--------- ---.. .... - ---- Complete Paint Factory Baked and Body Repair Enamel Finish --- Free Estimates f Bed Moore Paint and Body Works, Inc. Where Painting is a Science, Not a Sideline IE 5-5480 F. G. Clfibberl MeGee 120 E. 15th Street Manager Pine Bluff, Ark. Compliments of 7 ST E E R S Hiqhway 65 North ' In vow. . Q 1 - v , ., ,r X 1 ' ' ' N I COMPLIMENTS OF MINI? TRAWJ -, QXI 0 'A .AZ1en'ts'Forl ' 5' - ALIQIED XVAN LINES I 4 . . IE' 5-2021 ' I I I lr I 'I N ::::::::fiZ :: ::::::: ::::::::::::::::'::::: qgiswa TIONS. JRR5 ,, PINES M TOR co. QQ? Q ?3'?J-N9 'Mft R gf c - Plymouth I: K9 x CV PV Gnd qt, CR-Q GY W , ,Q erna nal Trucks ,J5 ag- if x A ,: L ,,,,,,,- I TELL FU U .9 I . , fr JANWV - I HOLIDAY INN HOTEL 'I ORN gp' 1' THE NATIONS INN KEEPER YOUR 'I GENERAL ti Highway 65 and Rhinehart Rd. ELECTRIC It APPLIANCE E1 IE 5-1200 DEALER Il I ff f ' ir, ongra tions, Seniors I , X I I, , , 318 PM , 4 I ff -4 HOUSE me St. .YN IE 4-1 Q 8 f ff i I K aff -, ine Foods I AAA-AAAA, -wvv::::,L:: -.gf ' li , ,f -, :ja I fl 7 I fl ' A l L ty ! li L l THE If 541 It ' H If I f ,II . . 19,6 H, 2517 Cherry fl I I 7 gp! I OS 1 TE CAR IN I A FJ? 1 1, I TO E STORY Congratulati e I 1' Ii! D rf 57 1 ' I' ji Low ric r In Low Priced Field 'VI V, f 1 3' eri No. I Economy Car H. G, VAHNYI4 L I , If 2 85 255522 I 9 if - . I 4 In Owner-Proved Economy ' ' ' No. In Airplane-type Single Unit Design I I ' No. In Quality Construction Features I Pine UH A I E: No. I - In Owner Loyalty I I I Authorized Rambler-Sales-Service 1 'Q ' 1 , Your Economy New Car Dealer I 'T ir ,I Collier's Cui-Rate Drugs ., Scarbrough Rambler C0- 1, 3: 307 Main IE 4-4543 5th and Ohio IE 4-4643 ,,,,,,,:,:,v ,,,,,,,, .....----A.- AA-AA - - 1 l A Fffv :f ffffffffi: '::::- :::::: ::: :::- ::::::::::::- :::::::::: R if on' r ulotions Conqro 1ot1o S rs qrotulcrtions 44 . 9f1iO1'S Seniors 11 4 , , , ,, 4 4 4 UCK R L C :4 4, 4: 4 INSU - HHN LS 4 U L 'I' S ,4 I 44 . ' ' R S I, LOAN . 4- 5, K 1iure a 4, K ig GN estnut - IE 5- 421 P CCS 44 TI v :I 30 Mo' St. If : ::::::::' :::' :: ::::' ::: 1' 44 , I MP TE ,Q ,: ' s Trcmsp on s t Your H IQ N 1: Biq t Qin - I GS 4, ,, ff ne lui Ark. 45. QU: H TIS FE M 44 4, ' 4 5 44 4: 2 1421 e St. 44 X ' A 3, SU E4 Q S, P e 4-86 4 , , . Blu Ark. I - 'fK3- I P as, rtl T 4 Co qrcxtu tion , 51 C dor X X in B ff P M v. -A-- -- -- 1 S X Servlc 44 44 tl I 441 4 4, 4 4 Q .4 1 S 44,4 4 4 X X Y 44 :TSX , 3' Xxxl, , X, xx- xq, ,x -, xi -- A--AA- - ,Q C C ff N .5 N 1 X 54 4 Q 14110 11.13 11 4 ', 4 N 4 eniofs - X :I 4 54 4 X .t TR 'K s ,, ,4 5 '. I Q lx . , S ' x t 6 - : x I .I l, Tl. ! 0 1'1S RX, L 3, .4 L X ,Q N X 1 ' 3 4 4 9 4 N . 44 X e lv I 0 ' P Y ' , , c 11 Y X S S 4 E A 1 R L INGS P I S R gr 4 1, ' ' . if xxe Q . ., 1 . IIIC. Ig My 4, 3, 21 W. th ' ' TE M . ,, , t4- d e 'X , 28 ve. ine luff, .14 4I S :px I A A ' 'ld' -1 :g ' JI: let ' 15 44 A 44 44 44 9 IE 5-24 Our L1ne of no 'I P U 'I ' x , ,,,,,,,,:, ,axyix-,,- ,,,:,- ax :,,,:,,,: xi x Ax.-P: A, ' M ' l ' mpliments ,, l I . 'I 1 . 'I ' 1, 1, S FF 1 TION li L FF 3: HAL , PINE B U 4, I 'I 4, 4, I H COMPANY PLUMBING ,E 4, 4, s 4, ' 97 PINE BLUFF, ARK. 4' CO. 'P RE A E ' g , I CE SAI.. :b:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- v I: 1 13512253 13 McGILLE and PRICKETT gi 1 4 P ' l PAINTS - VARNISHES - BRUSHES it 1410 Poplar ' 'I I I : Sales cmd Service for ,Q 1 IE 5-0410 I: Iohnson Seahorse Motors ' ,I I: Whizzer Bike Motors ,Q II: 118 S01-'th Pine Sl- If Kodaks - Motion Picture Equipment 'I IE 4-8401 ff Venetian Blinds P Asphalt Tile : I' Pine Bluff, Ark. , I , - If Q: 728 Mum IE 4-5033 I It D l I 'I A A::::::::::v I I vu-nun nn-nnwnnvnvnn 1, ' , Congratulations, Seniors ,: , Compliments, I: ' I 1, 5' - I 3E I 5E 8 1 4, 4, of 5 5, William W. Ph1ll1ps and Sons if ENGLAND Q, S H A 'I COTTON GINNERS 'I 'I 'I ' M T RS ' PHEWITT Q 0 0 4 4 ' ' Pine Bluff, Arkansas AUTO' SERVICE ll - 1, S C0 ::::::::::::::::::: A' . , ,, 1' Congratulations, Seniors ' , 'I . 3208 we-sf sth 54 :g ., ' 1, 223 W- Bfmque CALLOWAY FLOOR SERVICE Ig PM Bluff 1 1 , 'I Sanding and Refinishing Floors Il Arkansas l 'I . 1 l ,,We Appfec'fG,? - Call for Free Estimate - 1: IE 4-6641 Your Business 4, - -,- P 4, P QI IE 4-6171 Q ', 1 :::::::3::- J f Congratula ' , ' U I ff I I MHA' I C F I 9 TE T I PEST CONTROL C -:v v :::::::- - - :4'- - Congratulations, Seniors WW ASSOCIATION A' Se rs EE ' I 1: f I 1: 1 , I qi 4: f 4 5 I f I' fr f I EE I f EE I I ,rfw ,I It Qff ARANTY LIFE fee I f g ' It s N V' 2 6 I ia 1? :V 0' I EE ,Aff II I 'I I MW. 1 'I 'I 'I I I 4 4I 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 1 1 I I 4 I I 1 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I I 925 Walnut Pine Bluff, Arkansas Simmons Building IE 4-2375 W E L C H LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Three Convenient Locations to Serve You No. l Office --1- 617 Main NO. 2 Pick-up station W 25111 and Olive NO. 3 Pick-up station A 821 E. 17th Phone IE 4-O73l CAPITAL TYPEWRITER AGENCY SMITH ef CoRoNA 119 Mm IE 4-8471 The Typewriter That Sells Itself I 4' :::::::-::::::::.-::::::::::- Congratulations, Seniors IMPLEIVIENT, TRUCK and SUPPLY COMPANY YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER 22Ol West Oth I I 'I 'I I 'I I I I I I I I 1I 'I 1 I 'I II I r , :::::::::::::::::':: -I If Congratulations, Seniors 1 1 I I II . PINE BLUFF I 'Z BUILDING MATERIAL I THE SECURITY I II I IC A Y I co. I G ENC I 3 FIRE Aw- CASUALTY - BoND II EXCLUSIVE BUILDING MATERIAL 5, INSUANCE I I I 'I 1 It 'I I 2116 W. 6th IE 4-0032 MIS- Iim McLellan 1, :E Iim McLellan, Ir. SAM SHANNON, Manager if 1: I 'I I 1' Dine Bluff, Arkansas 1, Simmons Bldg. IE 4-1250 :' EE 1, 1' ,:,, ,:,,,:,:,,- ,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,.,,,,:,., Congratulations, Seniors I Congratulations, Seniors 0 ai -453011 ' 27 ff 1' , E I 9 I I II MAIN TV SERVICE 1E dr 7142! I Q, I def ZLIQUIIIQQ I I, , I I I :I I , 5E ASPHALT 9551? 'L 623 Mum IE 5-3752 :E 1 3' MATERIALS CU. I Congratulations, Seniors I ,P I 1 :E 308 East 17th :I I I GREEN CASTLE 5, I 1, , I I II IE 4-6802 IE 120 East llth IE 4-9714 5, I 5' S cle? 11 f ff P I I I I I K gratu Hifemors- 'I Congratulations, Seniors X 4 I if I I I IP 1 ff' IV ff!! Af ' S ,V . f I PLUMQING 4, HESTAND s STORE 1 I 1 The Grocery Folks of Pine Bluff P I C MPANY, Inc. ,I ' S :Sf H Green Stamps 'I PLUMBING AND HEATING xxx-xxxxx: xxx CONTRACTORS I K If Congratulations 4 - 'I , - Semofs E1 D1xon's Cash I I LICENSED PLUMBERS 1, 11 Discouniliouse SINCE 1919 S H E L L 1, 'I Radio -- T- V- li PAY CASH AND ' IL BUY EoB LESS 1, 'I 4, :I 1111 S1515 SI. Phone IE 5-0500 119 W. Bqmque :E 306 Walnut 1' II I 1 :C A I ELSE, Y I J. D. MELTON 'I l I Pan-Am Stahon 5E I :J 'xx:::x I 'x:::x: ::' 'b 000 W. 6th ll Congratulations F. G. Smart ig I I I 1, 4 Chevrolet UUALITY 'I Phone IE 5-3021 Company if BAKERY 4 'I 'I SALES C1 ' ' SERVIEE 1308 Main St. :I I, If Pine Bluff, Arkansas 307,311 W. 2nd Pine Bluff, Ark. II 1 4, 4 2973.1 ICSC? ,EZOQV WESTALL 21332 RASS? Ci ., , dWqA.1iEISIERS ,GEQLtV gg SERVICE COMPANY 1 ff 2 ,mfg -ff: ' , NC 312 Q 17th 'iv F HOUSE OF SERVICE h cc., , ycg -ec? 1' 15? f I ,....E A -- EEE. . 'H' Nui: 'Q ., C7 S: .1 Moore's ., Jake Levine's 1 LP 1, 1 1' QE Boomie Westall Mike Westall Furniture if Men 1 1' 'I . 1, 1 1620 Wg Sth Ave. Company EE Clothlers EE 1 1: 1: 1 1 ' Phone Iefferson 5-0861 320 Pine IE 4-1362 109 E. 4th . :E :E + D :::::::::::::::::::: 1 , Congratulations, Seniors 1: LP ARKANSAS MILL SUPPLY , 'I 'I 1: 1 1' if 320 Louisiana IE 4-0540 :E 1, 1+ 4, 1, ,, We Are Proud to Have Served 'I Arkansas Industry For If . Over 50 Years if : I EVINRUDE MOTORS -:::::::::::::::: ::::::::::: A: 1, .g ., LONE STAR BOATS 13 1' :I - 1' K. B. Al1en's 1: Plne Bluff AND TRAILERS ,E 1, 'I - - V Driy,-e-In UHF? Mavhme MARINE SUPPLIES 1 Om an ' EI Shoe Shop p Y UM H f P1 1 ,, 1121 Main St. F Orsvh Ours O P GY 1: 613 S. Hickory Of at You GY If H l Authorized ,I 1. Quflhty UNDERWOOD 5, If Service I Sales Service 818 State IE 4-9775 1: 1' and Economy :E AQGHCY :I 1 P L A:::::.-:e::::::: 11 J r Congratulations, Senior 1, Congratulations, Senior 1 'E P Bryant's D-X Service Station if X X 1, 1520 onto sr. e Ph. IE 4-9732 0 E 1 and I, YN Mews stone , 1 320 cedar st. Ph. IE 4-9732 ' Pine Bluft, Arkansas 322 Main IE 4-0381 In ::::iT:::::::::::v -::,::, ::,,:,:: . qi, Qx J , OMPLIMENTS tl 51' Lu 'X r A f L1 , x at J terson County Veterinary Medical Association 1 J :::,f:::: ::::: :::::::: o .4 Q .. 1 4, x .' y s, -S J v A .xy ,xg -Q, 8 k Y J kk: 3. I: Ram, A Canaan tnsotnrton co- x 1 ' 'x Klnsulation Does Not Cost - It Pays' , 44 l l x Phone IE 4-8850 Pine Bitiff, Ark, 1 -------4---4T- -T---,,-,:,,,,,,c, :t 1 ' 4 H. Fulton P, Bl H tt CREATIVE FABRICS, Inc. 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IE 4-6811 E Pine Biuff, Arkansas PRODUCTS 1' 1 1 l 1 L ::::-.'::::- 1' 1 '1 P I I P ----ca 1 1 '1 ' Congratulations, Senior I 1 :1 ' 1 1 1, 5, 1, 5: ARTHURS PLACE Our thanks to the 1 1: many who have 5 For The Best Pit Bnr-EQ In Town :I helped make this 1 'I 'I book possible. 1' 1901 W. 13th Phone IE 4-9795 1' :I ESPECIALLY . . . it ::::x::f::::xx 5, A::xx::xx::: ,E For g31dEre:J.1rNeedS Congratulations OUR ADVERTISERS 3: See- E: 1: AND 5: Standard if 5: I' ig Shainber 'S 1' THE PINE BLUFF ' Lumber I1 g If COMMERCIAL EOR THE . Company 1: 5: PHOTOGRAPHS IN THE 1: 1: ' SPORTS SECTION. 5: Ph. IE 5-2410 5: : 1: 402 E. sfh 5: Pine B1uif,Ark. 5: 1' Pine Bluff, Ark. If I' H 'I 'poo-t::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J:::- 'ff 5 .Q Zewfignaiures - 'I f 41 :I 1 1 5 3 ' 4, :I ': , . . I ' Q I f 517 V if I' 2 ,X 1 ., .5 1 O ,v ffl' 1, u I ,fu , ,I - K ,- Q, 3: f ILT 5344 I 5' X 2 a !.v:2V 27' X' 1. 4, if 'I '1 bfohot : :::::::-:::::::::: : :: T55 MP1 we .4 vs mm 1 H32 W. 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