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

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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.

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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

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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