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

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1963 volume:

I §N - The ZEBRA Published by the Class of 1963 STAFF HEADS Row 1: Mike Johnson, Make-up Editor,- Dorothy Anne Elsberry, Associate Editor,- Tom Chastant, Editor; Martin Pittman, Business Manager. Row 2: David Levi, Circulation Manager; Pam Paul, Photographer; Lou Burroughs, Advertising Manager,- K. Carolyn Smith, Make-up Editor,- Tommy Morgan, Photographer. FOREWORD Our senior class has etched another year in the Pine Bluff High School gallery. The exhibit of '63 will always be dear to us because we have been the subject of its pictures, which are of our activities. Some of the activities, as some pictures, have left vivid impressions; others have passed by almost unnoticed. Though none can be relived, we can hope to recapture some of these precious moments in our memories. We, the Zebra Staff, hope that this book will help to keep the most unforgettable pictures vivid in the years to come, when we — the seniors of '63 — are no longer subjects of the pictures in this gallery. ■PJiO ilJ S? For Faith and Hope and Loyalty, t i For memories that around thee cling 2 S A student's humble love we bring, F d i —• —m —• -— Increasing as the years roll by i Our hearts are pledged,!To thee we sing J —p y J y | m zzjm d All glory to thee Pine Bluff High. SECTION HEADS Kay Mebane Dorothy Anne Elsberry DEDICATION To Albert Alexander, who, by example, has shown us that it is more blessed to give than to receive. For his FAITH in us, HOPE for us, and LOYALTY to us. we, the seniors of 1963, proudly and gratefully dedicate this annual. ADMINISTRATION Row 1: Dr. John A. Trice, Superintendent; Dr. Roy Scoggins, Coordinator of Curriculum. Row 2: Claudie B. Garrison, Principal; Austin W. Glenn, Assistant Principal. SCHOOL BOARD Row 1: Mr. Charles V. Kalbrenner, Mrs. Harold D. McClain, Mr. Paul Young. Row 2: Mr. Joe Clement, Jr., Mr. Harvey C. McGeorge, Mr. John Fox PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING SENIORS GOOD FELLOWS GOT TOGETHER Class Editors: Standing: Sarah Little, editor; Sandra Hart Seated: Nancy Lites, editor; Jane Carol Brewer, editor,- Catherine Caldwell DAVID CADY President SUSAN MATTHEWS Secretary EDDIE McCOLGAN Vice President 0 CERS LARRY HUNTLEY Vice President Ernest G. Alexander, Jr. A well-rounded fellow whose in telligence comes in capitals. Daniel N. Allen Mr. Personality is his other name. Danny Ray Anderson Stop, learn and listen. His fast talk says a lot. Mary Ann Anderson Big smile, bright eyes, so cute for her size. Annette Louise Atkinson She has the beauty of a darkeyed senorita. Otha Wayne Arnold If music is an art, then he is an artist. William Nobles Bailey If all his smiles could be totaled and chonged into money, he would be the richest man in the world. Linda Sue Ashcraft Beauty, poise, and personality too, all figure to make Linda Sue Sharon Baker Cute, little, sweet — a combination hard to beat. Martha Nell Anderson No matter what she loses, she will always have her talent. Mary Ruth Ashcraft It's nice to be natural when one is so naturally nice. Anita Ann Ballenger Petite, poised and pretty — that's the short of it! Clifton Ballew Swift and fleet, he gained basketball fame because of his feet. Susan Lynn Banks Ever loyal, ever true, to the task she has to da. Robert Louis Barbarotto A lover — of life whether it brings fun or strife. Rosemary Loretta Barbarotto She says little but thinks much. Mildred Elizabeth Bard She is a big smile in a small package. Patricia Ann Bell A bell that rings true. Otis Barry Baskin A boy who's going far; and as he'll tell you, he's going in his car. Charles Larry Bennett Have you tried that greasy kid stuff. Kay Ligon Bates She takes everything in a calm, quiet way. Jim Bennett If I can only make it to the weekend! Marilyn Kay Belcher With a lot to do, she'll do even more. Woodrow Malvern Bohannon Should the meek inherit the earth, this boy will be the richest man in the world. Judy Cheryl Boone Her eyes speok louder than her tongue. Brenda Joyce Boshers A nicer friend will be hard to find than this one both tall and kind. Robert Wesley Bottom When the results are figgured and the scores are tabulated, Robert is never on the Bottom. John Douglas Boykin Dees nothing in particular, but does it well. Jim Bradford He doesn't say much but neither did Lincoln and everyone knows about him. Rickey C. Bradshaw Looks like a farmer but he's a lover — books can't be judged by the cover. Viola Elizabeth Branton I can be as good as I please, if I please to be good. Carolyn Breech Such a laugh you've never heard; such a delightful girl you'll never forget. Jane Carol Brewer Blond hair, green eyes and poise make her a hit with both girls and boys. Gary D. Brodnax He always keeps a Do Not Disturb sign on his brain. Mary Judith Brodnax Happiness is the goal of all regardless of the way they seek it. Thomas Collins Brown I agree that men must keep moving, but not on their feet. Patrick David Bryant How ore we gonna keep Him down on the form after he's seen the moon? N. Francis Bryont Buddy is a real Buddy, the kind cf Buddy a Buddy would want. Mary Kay Bucy Sincerity, dependability and initiative go into the making of her character. Lorry Buffington A newcarrer whose pleasant grin he'ped him to fit ini Marilyn Ann Bumpass She's herself, what more could one ask? Nancy Lou Burroughs She's gay, care-free and lots of fun. Jarrell Voss Bush, Jr. His sportsmanship, talent, personality, keen mind, and bright red hair — won't be forgotten in P.B.H.S. history. Bennie Lou Butler Always in on the fun. David H. Cady Work is the keynote of achievement. Catherine Elizabeth Caldwell Catherine is liked for her pep, beauty, and charm. A favorite with everyone. Mary Lynn Carpenter Her eyes have a language all their own. Julia Marie Carr This Carr's main sparkplug is friendliness. Nancy Rhea Carter New competition for dates and grades arrived with this vivacious girl. George Edward Cerniglia His vocabulary is matched only by his ability to use it. Robert Glenn Chambers Not only as intelligent as can be, but also as friendly and cheerful as students come. Thomas Joseph Chastant I'm not sure I understand ‘.hot statement, but whatever it was, I disagree. Jeon Ann Clark With her heady sense of humor she made P. B. H. S. a happier place. Edward Brockman Cogbill, Jr. Romance is a trivial thing, but some people are prone to become involved in trivialities. Glorio Faye Davidson If speech were banned, she would go crazy. Judith Ann Davidson A pert little redhead who was o humdinger on the drill team. Byron P. Davies He draws, even in his sleep. Joe Day Always as happy os a clam at high tide. Joan Dolores De Jarnette When there is nothing else to do at night, I study. Robert Derryberry A regular fellow with plenty of life, in the thick of fun and strife. Darrell Gene Dorris Where the water is hottest you'll find him splashing. Stephen E. Doty He appears to be quiet, but he's really a riot! Linda Ann Duffy William Louis Dunham, Jr. Virginia Ann Eddington Dorothy Anne Elsberry What's wrong with good bud- I try all things; I achieve what dies, if they're boys?' Never accuse her of mental unemployment. Blue eyes and a red guitar, his talents and smile will take him far. I can. William Ray Ermey He could read an epitaph funny enough to kill you. Ronna Cheryl Evans There is laughter in her eyes and strength in her character. Katherine Cooke Fergusson The life cf any party ! ! Linda Fay Fikes A ripple of laughter, a bundle cf fun — to fill that order, she is the one. James A. Finch Jim Flowers Gayle Leslie Forte James Vincent Foti A man finds happiness only by Ride 'em, cowboy I ! walking his own path. A wonderful friend both good His motto is, “When in doubt, and kind; and don't forget her argue! quick, clever mind. Betty Jane Fratesi Quietness that is accented with sweetness belongs to her. William Frederick Frazier “Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you may have to work. Sandra Kay Frisby One good thing to have up your sleeve is a funny bone. Jimmie Lee Frizielle Quietness is quite refreshing! Lelond Merritt Fruhman Don't bother me with the facts. Lee Edword Gammill His name is a guarantee of fun. Margie laverne George Such chatter as hers brightens a dull day. David Franklin Gibson With his wit, intellect, ambition, and friendliness, he is sure to succeed. r Emma Gibson Her neatness, sweetness, and graciousness win friends. Frances Kay Ginnett The brightness of her hoir competes with the brightness of her personality. Francene Gladden She is gentle, she is shy; but there's mischief in her eyes. Fredene Gladden Eternal happiness comes from internal things that one sees within his own heart. Patricia Jane Glover Wayland U. Godshall, Jr. Roy Eugene Goldberger, Jr. Billy Ray Goodman To study hard, think quietly, alk gently, act frankly, and hurry never — that's been our Potty. I'd rather be a fly ond get swatted than be a worm and get hooked. Life is not so short that there isn't time for courtesy. His appetite was good, but he wouldn't eat third period. Nancy Lee Goodyear She has a good mind and a worm heart. Joyce Carolyn Gordon Well done is better than well said. Gayle Ruth Gott This girl has really gott it — intelligence, charm ond friendship. Marsha Kaye Grace A shy girl with pleasant ways. Carol Ann Grauman Life is made of talk, of dreams, of love. Ronald Eugene Gray, Jr. Quiet on the surface, but full of dynamite inside. Linda Gayle Greer A smile for all, a greeting glad; 'twas an admirable, jolly way she had Joseph F. Gronwald Don't underestimate '.he influence of a girll Carole Ann Hagler A truer, sweeter friend con never be found. Douglas Hamilton He has more bounce than a basketball. Brenda Ann Harper Laughing lips and roguish eyes her wisdom do disguise. Tommy Harper The sound of wheels spinning is more interesting than the turning of pages. Sandro Lee Hart Behind Sandra's smile is a mind receptive to the needs of others and a strength that enables her to excel. Harriet Anna Henry A rosebud set with little willful thorns. Bettye Hood Precious gifts come in small packages, but so does dynamite. Sherry Lynn Hayden The best lives are those that are set toword high ideals. Marie Henderson Life is a camera — smile at it. Joseph Michael Hendrix Why study?— A little knowledge is a dangerous thing. Donald E. Hilton I haven't hurried for 17 years — so why rush now. Phyllis Lynne Hinshaw If flirting were the principle of success, I'd be on top of the world. Richard Kent Hollay Oh for a morning of sleep not interrupted by school. Jesse Guy Hooker We shall remember him as one who was liked and respected by his fellow students. Thomas N. Hopkins He's himself; what more could one ask? Martha Katherine Hoppe We couldn't help liking this red-haired Yankee because of her alert mind and quick wit. Thomas A. Horwedel It's hard to tell which is bigger — his smile or his heart. Live Hov In one year she gave us many fond memories and lasting impressions. Larry Lyle Huntley He knows what he wants in basketball, life, and love. Edith La Verne Huselton Oh, how she can dance. Stephen Forgey Huss If worrying is the only thing that causes early death, I shall attain a ripe old age. Mary Katherine Jacks What wisdom can one find that is greater than kindness? Charles Patrick Jarrett Long and lank, this senior boy has pulled many a prank. Judy Lucille Jarrett She charmed us with her pleasing personality and manner. Richard Michael Johnson And still the wonder grew, that one small head could carry all he knew. Sharon Luceyette Johnson She's quiet, sweet and very nice. Barbara Jones Good humor and a pleasant manner accomplish much. Robert Lonnie Jones G is his favorite symbol when it stands for girls. Raymond Edward Jones His friends are many; his foes are few. Robert David Jones He makes '.he love of pleasure o business. Joseph Edward Karlovic, Jr. He doesn't waste time talking about a job; he just does it. Sarah Will Kirkley A wit who kept us laughing all through high school. Richard Morris Knox, III I'm not lazy, I'm just allergic to work. Carolyn Ann Kraeszig I've always heard people say that silence was golden, but I never paid any attention to them. Sarah Lou Lampley The quiet - please sign was never for her. Margaret Ann Langley The smile in her eyes matches the friendliness of her ways. Juanita Lynn Langston A bundle of laughter for anyone near; 'cause when you're with Lynn there's never a fear. Dewoyne Kimbrell Talks little, but knows lots. Kenneth Milton Kraft, Jr. An ambitious and intelligent character. Nelson Lloyd Langston, Jr. Live life while you con, for death is rather permanent. Barth Julian Larsen Tomorrow may never come, let's hove our fun while we may. David Howard Levi He does his work behind the scenes. Nancy Sue Lites Cute, quiet, and sweet — this blue-eyed girl is hard to beat. Sarah Elizabeth Little She is os fine as girls come, a joy in the lives of her many friends. Ann Long Linda Leigh Long Many people talk too much, but She strives for perfection, she's not one of them. William Chester Love, Jr. Here's one fellow with a lot of life and ambition. Thomas E. Lowe, Jr. Oh that this too, too solid flesh would melt. Ted M. Luft A grand guy of Pine Bluff High; whom we'll remember as the years pass by. Jimmie Jeane McBryde She talks seldom. But, oh, when you get her started! Edgar Borman McColgan Blessed are those who run around in circles, for they shall be known os wheels! Lynda Sue McCone This teenager had a happy-go-steady look. Harold Fred McCormick There's a bit of mischief in all of us, but he is the one that's sure to be caught. Linda Louise McCracken “Short lessons and much pleasure would make a better school life. Elizabeth Jane McDoniel Mildest manners and gentlest heart are her major traits. James Albert McEwen I'll do anything you ask me to; just don't ask me to do anything. Victor McGehee His low voice combines with his high character to strike a happy medium. Jack Allison McNulty Champion of the courts in tennis or in life. John N. McNulty “I would do my homework but homework makes class so dull. Helen Jeannette Mojewski Jack-of-all trades, master of many. Donald Wayne Martin Such handsomeness! Girls, hold your hearts. Paul O. Marus, Jr. Effort and energy make success. Jimmy Lloyd Marus Worry has never made a man great. Jan Richard Massey What's in the book can't be guessed by its cover. Pamela Elizabeth Matlock Beautiful, beautiful brown eyes — Susan Trigg Matthews Many outstanding qualities will pave the way to success for this great girl. Walter Robert Maupin I may not say it, but I can think it. Michael Dewain Maxwell Why rush? The world will be here tomorrow. John Joseph Mayer Outwardly indifferent he seems,-yet way down deep he dreams his dreams. Bill Maynard A smirk, a smile, or a devilish grin! What's he up to and where's he been? Margarette Ann Mayo A cute little girl with pretty brown eyes, when you are with her how the time flies. Kay Virginia Mebanc She's smart and tactful but watch tho wicked smile. Peggy Ella Melton Good humor, a pleasant smile, she's the one we'll remember for o long while. Patricia Lee Miller Her quietness and smile would be assets to anyone's personality. Larry Mitchell When Gabriel blows his horn, this boy will give him competition. Carolyn Ann Morgan Life is a mirror,- so smile at it. Thomas Alton Morgan Hold It — I think you're gonna like this picture — if the flash goes off.'' Jean Haley Morris The bells hove already rung for this girl. Sharon Lynn Murphy You think she's quiet — until you get to know her. Don Murtishaw One, two and three jolly coochrren song to his guitar. Ladye Kay Nix Nix comes in, says what she has to say, and then keeps right on talking. Wayne Nixon Quietness is his loudest feature. R. J. Nooner Peace and quiet are the first steps toward contentment. Jimmie Don Norsworthy A flair for music, art and one girl. Rhonda Lee Oglesby An attractive bundle of temperamental talent with the ambition to achieve success. Judith Ann Oliver The best part of life is having fun. Martha Suzanne O'Neal A song bird that is a barrel of laughs. Sharon Lee Owens Her ability to tickle the most worried has made her famous. Sharon Lee Owen Love is an education! And, man an I educated! Conchita Ann Padgett A friend of whom one is always proud. Pamela Paul A witty lass who is fancy free; sometimes serious, but always happy as can be. Virgie Payne Dark-haired and light-hearted. Rena Murphy Pearson Her kind of friendship will never die. Connie Beth Pennington Here is a little bit of the best of life. Eileen Pevytoe A girl worth meeting, a friend worth keeping. Barbara Jane Pierce As dainty as a lily, as sweet as a rose. Julia Lee Pierce Jernigan Like sunshine in a shady place. Martin Ross Pittman To be smart and not push shows brains. Robert Merle Poore A little work, a little play, constitute his merry day. Tommy Stephen Powers She's real fine, my 409. Kenneth T. Rabey Mary Margaret Ragar Elizabeth Abigail Ragland Theodore Rannenburg 'Time is divided into four classes She was a brunette by birth but — good time, hot time, dinner o blonde by choice, time, and 3:45. Her personality is second only Quite a rabbit roncher. to her obility. Charles Arthur Ray He may be small, but that's not all. John Lee Reed He goes through any physics problem like an Einstein; yet he still knows how to have a good time. Patricia Anne Reed Life without love is a bore, but life without pleasure never! Walter Neal Reed Football and track = Walter. James Alton Rees, Jr. His voice rings iow, true, and clear as he sings the song we love to hear. Catherine Marie Reeves Good natured and sweet to all she may meet. William Christian Reichen, Jr. A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Thomas Bo Reid, Jr. A courteous fellow who is nice to know. William Coltharp Richards Bonnie Riggins Did he ever tell you the story Quite a bonnie lass. of . . • Earl G. Riley Neatness gives a hand, but politeness mokes a mon. Ricky Joe Roark Mony a chick has fallen for Rick. Penson Mack Robertson Those who know him soy that he's strictly okay . Larry Dale Ross I talk . . . well, I like to talk. Don M. Ruggeri Why should I work or ever frown, when I have all day to ploy around? Brenda Gail Rump Her sparkling eyes and winning smile are matched only by her delightful accent. Joan Carol Sauerbrunn She has a smile and disposition that everyone wonts around. Daniel Porter Rimmer You'll always find him true and just; a man whom all will love and trust. William Arthur Rudolph, Jr. His talents are a constant source of amazement. Karen Lee Schrantz Her personality and integrity can't be surpassed. Phillip Louis Schroeder Though his eyes speok mischief, mischief is not his master. John Edward Segars, Jr. Every man builds his own castle of dreams as well as his good character. Kay Carol Shell She's clever and attractive too; when you ore with her, you can't be blue. Jerry H. Shephard What the school needs is more holidays. Kay Korroll Shinall Cheerful and gay as can be, that's she. Porter Revon Shults, Jr. He doesn't let his studies interfere with his education. Gerald Wayne Sims I con think of many more things to do than study. Linda Kay Sims Serenity and sweetness go hand in hand. Joe P. Sing, Jr. His kind consideration of others wins him many friends. Bennie Carol Smith Goodwill, modesty and a dignified beauty set her apart. Janice Kaye Smith I'd like to be serious, but everything is so funny. Judy Carolina Smith With her pretty smile and many talents Judy will be a success always. Kennye Carolyn Smith “Leovc silence to '.he humans,- I am but o saint. Patricia Ann Smith Not much said; but what's said is important. Judy Leann Snavely Drive and ability coupled with ambition will gjve Jody a high goal. Bettye Lynn Spears er excellent voice will take her far. Linda Louise Spillyards Not too quiet, not too gay, but combined in just the right way. Louann Suddarth Glenda Sugg The bonds that made her fair Little friends ore big friends, also made her good. Evelyn Swilling Goodwill toward all, friendship for many, but love for only one. Marvin Dee Stuart Believe it or not, a toll Texan came to Arkansas. Ernestine Tabor If silence were golden, she'd be a pauper. Thomas James Talley He who casts sheep's eyes at a pretty girl gets the wool pulled over them. Barbara Louise Taylor If there is a job to be done, she's the one. Patsy Louise Taylor She's known always to smile but never to frown. Rebecca Lou Tillman Unuttered words never bring sorrow. Clara Lee Tucker Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Jack W. Tidwell Loretta Sue Temple Her talent is the ability to know iust how good to be without being too good. James Logan Tennyson He speaks in iambic pentameter. The world is a wheel; so don't worry it will come around all right. Alyce Rin Tisdale Her bright smile and willingness to help make her a friend to oil. Elaine Janet Todd Because she never complains, she always has time to comfort others. James Todd Anyway. I look like a student. Sammy L. Tyler, II People with a sense of humor always succeed. Ronald Maurice Ursery When there's nothing else to do at night, study. Michael Van De Mark Fond of pleasure, never still, has never studied and never will. Donna Kay Vandiver Her wit conceals her shyness. Mary Elizabeth Varnell She's admired by giris . . . and BOYS. Candess Kyle Walker Her attributes add up to quite a figure — or two. Dale Allen Walker He's a whiz when it comes to having fun. Henry Kyle Walter Never meets a stranger and never at a loss for words. Jerry Glenden Wardlaw Rough and ready, true and steady. Scot Thomas Ware Why work when loafing is so easy? Charles A. Warriner Not an electrician but he's got connections. David Franklin Warriner The best dressed boy you'll ever see; an outstanding fellow he's bound to be. Parvin Perry Waymack, Jr. One of few who would have put up such a fight to get that diploma on graduation. Stella Mae Welker She's little until you step on her. Margaret Ann Wiese A girl who sets her goals high and never falters until she has achieved them. James Thomas Whitaker, Jr. Live fast, die young and hove lots of fun in between. Joe Frank Wiginton A smile is the key to success. Luanne Wilkins A girl with grace and a talent for humor. James Vernon Williams To have a friend, be a friend. Jessie Judson Williams, Jr. It's not what you do; it's what you're caught doing. Jo Ann Williams To woman, silence is the best ornament. Charles Stephen Williamson With a slide trombone he goes to town,- this good bellow really gets around. Stephen Milo Windle A star football player with a winning personality. Jacob Henry Wingord, Jr. The true Zebra spirit in the PBHS hall; the same Zebra spirit in a game of ball. Mary Carolyn Wise I love to live today, whether I smile or grieve, for tomorrow is not yet. Carol Ann Woolem To know her better is each one's desire. James B. Wooley Thinking is but an idle waste of thought — but is the pepper of conversation and the salt of life. David Harrell Wylie As a regular fellow he won fame, but basketball was his middle name. Nita Saffell Yates On top of being sweet and pretty, she's got a wonderful personality and is loved by all her fellow students. Class Favorite SANDRA HART PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Most Intelligent Dorothy Elsberry Gene Cohen WHO Campus Loafer Kaky Fergusson Bill Dunham Most Talented Laverne Huselton Bill Rudolph Best All-Round Jane Carol Brewer Jerry Bush Most Likely To Be Remembered Live Hov David Levi RUNNERS UP Row 1: Rudolph, Oglesby, Levi, Ashcraft, Kirkley, Wiginton. Row 2: Caldwell, Hart, Smith, Matthews, Walker, Luft. Row 3: McColgan, Cady, Erewer, Roark, Gammill. Row 4: Banks, Godshall, Brown, Dunham, Chastant. Sandra Hart .................................Smiles Like Suzan Banks Sandra Hart ___Cutest_________-.... Jane Carol Brewer..... Talks Like ..... Linda Sue Ashcraft Figure - Physique Like Jane Carol Brewer......................... As Poised As................ Rhonda Oglesby Dances Like Jane Carol Brewer-________________________-....Hair Like............... Candy Walker.................................Best Dressed ... Carolyn Smith.............................As Entertaining As __________ Jane Carol Brewer Prettiest - Most Handsome Catherine Caldwell Eyes Like.............. Sandra Hart_______________________________ Most Friendly_____ Beth Varnell....... .........................Biggest Flirt ......_...... Catherine Caldwell ................ Most Likely to be Remembered..... Sandra Hart Sweetest — Best Athlete...... Rhonda Oglesby............ ...............Most Popular Carolyn Smith ...... .....................Most Intelligent............. Catherine Caldwell ____________________ Best All Around Susan Matthews____________________________Best Personality............. Susan Matthews_____________________________ Most Likely to Succeed .... Rhonda Oglesby,... ________________Most Talented _______________ Sarah Kirkley ............. Campus Loafer ..................... Rick Roark David Cady Eddie McColgan David Cady Ted Luft Tommy Brown ......._...... Henry Wingard ........... David Cady .................Lee Gammill __________________Bill Rudolph .................Bill Rudolph Joe Wiginton Bill Rudolph ............ Wayland Godshall Larry Huntley __________________David Cady ........... Eddie McColgan ___________David Cady _______________Henry Wingard .............David Cady ............. Tom Chastant David Cady Bubba Hamilton ............. David Cady _________________David Cady .................Bill Dunham .................. David Levi EXCHANGE STUDENT FROM NORWAY LIVE ON ASSEMBLY LIVE HOV LIVE BECOMES AN ARKANSAS TRAVELER It would be impossible for me to really express how much this year at Pine Bluff High School has meant to me, so I will just describe it with one word — it has been wonderful! I have learned so much, not only in subjects, but about you and your country. I hope that I have helped you to understand a little bit better, too. And I have made wonderful friends, that I hope will last forever. LIVE HOV BACCALAUREATE INVITATION Row 1: Edington, Wiese, Carter Levi, Brewer, Langston, Reed Row 2: Hamilton, Henry, McNulty PROM Row 1: Mayo, Ballenger, Banks, Yates, Nix Row 2: Richards, Rudolph, Chastant, Wilkins, Lites, Duffy, Dorris, Wiginton COMMENCEMENT Row 1: Elsberry, Hov, Hart Row 2: Sing, Alexander ACTIVITIES To thee we sing. FOREWORD Through the gallery of cherished memories we see all of our activities; the clubs and organizations, the hustle and bustle, the fun and friendship, of our 1963 senior year. ANN Co-Activities Editors Ann Ballenger and Suzan Banks SUZAN THE ZEBRA STAFF Row 1: Bollenger, Lites, Paul, Cooper, Elsberry, Banks Row 2: Brewer, Burroughs, Hart, Snavely, Johnson, Johnson Row 3: Mebane, Chastant, Pittman, Forte, Smith Row 4: Levi, Gammill, Caldwell, Rudolph, McColgan Row 5: Morgan, Lambert, Shults, Bush September, 1962, was the beginning of one of the best senior years ever and one of the best annuals ever. At least the annual staff certainly thought so. Of course, there was the constant question of, Will there be an annual? And for a long time the staff was not quite sure that there would be more than a senior section. However, Tom Chastant, the editor, finally took the book to the printer. The theme selected was submitted by Carolyn Smith and her committee — Dorothy Anne Elsberry, Sarah Little, Suzan Banks, and Butch Lambert. The idea was wonderful, but could the make-up editors, Mike Johnson and Smith, cut all pictures to size? While pictures were being cut, Skipper Shultz and Jerry Bush, sports editors, debated as to which should be sacrificed in order to get the player in the picture — his big feet or his broad shoulders. Are you sure that you would not like a bigger ad this year? This was the plea of the ad staff — David Levi, Eddie McColgan, Lois Ann Cooper, Catherine Caldwell and Leslie Johnson headed by ad manager, Lou Burroughs. Leading in the campaign was Nancy Lites with Judy Snavely, Sandra Hart, and Banks close behind. The activities section took more work than Ann Ballenger and Banks ever expected; they had to labor over elusive words and mathematical proportions. The famous words of Tommy Morgan and Pam Paul, photographers, were, Hold everything while I take your picture! Known by their motto, Mum is the word, Lites, Little, and Jane Carol Brewer did an excellent job of keeping their section a secret. Martin Pittman, business manager — banker, doled out the money and kept an accurate account of every penny that left his hands. Even Bill Rudolph and Snavely, snap editors, couldn't bribe him with the promise of a picture. Leslie Forte, too, kept the typing of copy, letters, and bills up to the minute. With Elsberry and Kay Mebane handling the front section and copy reading, circulation manager, Levi actually had annuals to hand out May 17. STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Clement, Whiteaker, Pomeroy, Herring, Atkinson, Simmons, Johnson, Row 2: Banks, Ragland, Kennedy, Snavely, Appling, Shannon, Norton, Paul, Schratz. Row 3: Smith, Ashcraft, Henry, Allen, Forte, Majewski, McNulty, Gaddy, Stone. Row 4: McColgan, Brewer, Lites, Hendrix, Phillips, Hart, Hov, Scott, Dishongh. Row 5: Hamilton, Barnes, Booth, Greene, Cohen. Row 6: Hopkins, Ratliff, Horwedel, Peek, Baker, Dickens, Cady. This year the Council has hod a very active and successful year under the leadership of David Cady, president; Eddie McColgan, vice president; and Susan Matthews, secretary. The appointed officers of the Student Council were chaplain, Sandra Hart; parliamentarian, Gene Cohen; greetings committee, Steve Peek and Polly Smith; scrapbook, Gail Ragland and Kay Bucy. The Council carried out several successful projects including the operation of the bookstore, printing Student Directories, distribution of programs at basketball games, a new-comers party, a Careers Day, and polishing trophies. In addition to these projects, the Council sponsored a workshop for council members and homeroom officers. As their contribution to community welfare, council members through the homerooms, collected food at Christmas which was distributed by the Salvation Army to needy families. Students also participated in the March of Dimes by selling bread and mints. Steppin' Out for Fun, this year's talent show, was presented March 23 with Gail Ragland as director. The project, as well as others that the Council sponsored, was a great success. Council members and the student body deserve praise for their hard work and cooperation in making 1962-63 an excellent year. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: Row 5: Row 6: Row 7: ROW 8: Row 9: Row 10: Duffy, Carter, Elsberry, Banks, Goodyear, Burroughs. Snavely, Rimmer, Hart, Alexander, Little, C. Smith, Kirkwood. Mebone, Nix, Chastant, M. Johnson. Paul, Hayden, Cannon, Kirkley, Harper, J. Smith, Sing. Baker, Hov, L. Forte, Pittman, Huntley. Waymack, Henry, Fikes, Cohen, W. Reed, Ermey. Schrantz, Gibson, Marus, McNulty, J. Reed. Bush, Hamilton, Anderson, Graves, Seymour, Hartung. Pyle, Bigham, Suva, Ashcraft, Shollmier, Shannon, Robbs, Andrews, Reid, Lambert, McCauley, Greene, Fadick, Williamson. The National Honor Society is an organization of juniors and seniors who are scholastically in the upper third of their respective classes and have maintained high standards in character, leadership, and service. Fifteen percent of ihe senior class and five percent of the junior class are eligible for election. These are selected by an unnamed faculty committee. The Honor Society sponsored several new projects, two of which were a tutoring service and a non-smoking campaign. However, the moin project of the Honor Society during the year was the opera- tion of the concession stand at all home basketball games and the A. I. C. tournament. The profits from this undertaking were used in some way beneficial to the whole school. The new members were initiated in March; and later in the spring, a formal banquet was held. The officers of the Honor society this year were: Tom Chastant, president; Suzan Banks, vice president; Dorothy Anne Elsberry, secretary; Lou Burroughs, treasurer. The sponsor, Mr. Robert T. Kirkwood, helped the Society to have a very profitable and inspirational year. PINE CONE Row 1: Duffy, Paul, Atkinson, Oglesby, Kirkley, Fikes, Edington. Row 2: Roark, Hoppe, Ragland, Hov, Walker, Talley. Row 3: Fruhman, Nix, Henry, Wilkins, Cerniglia, Ermey. Row 4: Cady, Rees, Flowers. Every two weeks of this school year, the journalism class of PBHS turned out a Pine Cone. In the opinion of the Pine Cone Staff all issues were good; and if the quality of the papers was measured by the amount of work the staff had to do to publish the paper, they were excellent. The four page - editors — George Cerniglia, Carolyn Smith, Kern Hoppe, and Henry Wingard — assigned stories, dummied their pages and suffered the consequences when their pages weren't ready on time. The assistant editors — Bill Ermy, Sarah Kirkley, Linda Fikes, and Rhonda Oglesby — faithfully carried out the orders of the editors no matter how impossible some of them may have seemed. The copy readers — Harriet Henry, Linda Duffy, Linda Long, and Gail Ragland — spent hour after hour reading hundreds of pages of copy, converting mistakes and rewriting copy. Pam Paul, the photographer, took picture after picture to fit the de- mands of the editors. Ladye Kay Nix, Rick Roark, Jim Rees, Luanne Wilkins, Tom Talley, Dinky Mayo, and Pot Glover were assigned article after article on subjects that no one else could or would take. Every two weeks, Leland Fruhman, Virginia Edington, Annette Atkinson, and Candy Walker roamed the streets of the city trying to sell $250 worth of ads so each of us could have a free issue of the Pine Cone. Some of the new and different articles presented in this year's Pine Cone were three calendar girls each month, the I.B.M. Twirp Twirl, new and different humor, and interesting articles by Live Hov, foreign exchange student. The Pine Cone is a member of the Arkansas High School Press Association and each year enters the press competition held the last week of April. Every year the paper wins a coveted excellent rating and the paper this year was not an exception. LIBRARY CLUB Row 1: Stephens, Huss, Sturgeon, Branton, Whiteaker, Knox. Row 2: Smith, Shannon, Reid, Prince, Hartsfield, Turchi, Chesier, Beasley, Hensley. Row 3: Brainard, Powers, Martin, Pevytoe, Ramsay, Long, Beisel, Little, Hess, Anderson, Curry, Weeks. Without Student Librarians, the Pine Bluff High School Library could not function. Some of the many jobs that a Student Librarian performs are processing, shelving, and checking out books. In addition to serving the student body the Library Club has numerous business and social meetings during the year. This year they had more than usual. The Pine Bluff Club had the honor of being host to the District Library Convention November 17. They also attended the state-wide meeting of the Arkansas Student Librarians held March 23 at Arkansas Tech in Russellville. During the Christmas season, the Library Club had a morning coffee for all the teachers of P. B. H. S. and also had a special Christmas party in the home of Kinney Beisel. The staff concluded their activities with the annual Library Club picnic at the end of the year at Oakland Park. The officers of the club for the year were: First Semester Second Semester Steve Huss President Steve Huss Jerry Stephens Vice President Tommy Powers Elizabeth Branton Secretary_______ Kay Hess Marie Whiteaker Treasurer Marie Whiteaker Cherry Pyle Historian Cherry Pyle Richard Knox Reporter Joan Hill Tommy Powers Photographer Jerry Stephens ZEBRA SESSION Row 1: Elsberry, Banks, Burroughs. Row 2: Chasfant, Rimmer. For the ninth year, Zebra Session, a project of the National Honor Society, was broadcast Thursday night at 7.00 P. M. as a public service of radio station KCLA. Suzan Banks served as Mistress of Ceremonies. Her committee of assistants was composed of Lou Burroughs, Dorothy Anne Elsberry, Tom Chastant, and Danny Rimmer. In order to improve programs and to make them more informative and interesting, the programs this year were taped a day ahead of time. With the help of Mrs. John Austin and Mr. Austin Glenn, faculty sponsors, the Radio Council planned programs representative of all phases of school life. Among these were a summary of summer activities, an explanation of school organizations, interviews with members of football, basketball, and track teams, with cheerleaders. Fillies, new teachers, and officers of Student Council, Honor Society, and Senior Class. Members of the Band, Choir, and Teen Town Board were also guests. The committee also presented seasonal programs such as Christmas, Hallowe'en, Thanksgiving, and Valentine. Previews of both the Talent Show and Senior Play were also presented. However, two of the most enjoyable sessions were probably an interview with Live Hov, foreign exchange student from Norway, and a student book review of the best seller, To Kill A Mockingbird. WINGED ZEBRA Row 1: Goodyear, Cottrell, Atkinson, Wiese, Smith, Dorris. Row 2: Fikes, Kirkley, Carter, Craig, Roberts. Row 3: Ballenger, Edington, Martin, Anderson, Pearson, McBryde. Row 4: Curry, Robbs, Snavely, Gibson, Snavely. Row 5: Long, Jackson, McGarity, Ragland, Brown. Row 6: O'Neal, McNulty, Burroughs, Henry, Wilkins. The Winged Zebra, an annual publication of the better writings of Pine Bluff High School authors, was organized and published by a staff of thirty-six members, the largest staff of recent years. Staff officers were Sandra Hart, secretary; Brett Robbs, business manager; Pat Curry, assistant business manager,- Harriet Henry, Margaret Wiese, typists,- and Beth Varnell, artist. The Senior Editorial Board was composed of Marty Anderson, the presiding officer; Lou Burroughs, and Gail Ragland. The Junior Board members were Linda Long, Patty Smith, and Kay Roberts. A committee for the purpose of creating sectional ideas and coordinating the book was created this year with Judy Snavely as chairman. Material in the Winged Zebra ranged from humorous poems to serious essays and short stories. Selection of material was based upon reader interest, composition, and originality. Before material was printed, it was criticized and then approved by three-fourths of the staff. LOS CONQUISTADORES £_4 U Row 1: Mebane, Banks, Ermey, Carpenter, Suddarth, P. Smith, Kirkley, Carter, Fruhman, Brewer, Caldwell, Ballenger, Nix, Finch, Reed (absent . Row 2: Bleiweiss, Bard, Goodyear, Ramsay, Hayden, Hartung, Wiese, Ashcraft, Hewitt, Cottrell, Todd, Oglesby, Burroughs, Levi. Row 3: Buchanan, Fisher, O'Neal, Matlock, Cooper, Oliver, Bryant, Thompson, Adams, Finkbeiner, Newton, Bucy, Henry. Row 4: Hagler, Nickel I, Vinson, Gray, Willis, Seymour, Gaddy, J. Johnson, Hov, Hart, Wilkins, Matthews, Cogbill, Richards. Row 5: Davis, Hooker, Vasser, Wester, Mosely, Wright, Fleischaker, Poore, Jones, Roberts, Fox. Row 6: Walker, Quinney, McNulty, Gregory, Glasscock, Oglesby, Phillips, McCaskili, Massey, Bryant. LATIN CLUB Row 1: Tennyson, Hess, Huss, Stern, Meyer, Little, Watson, Suddarth. Row 2: Clowers, Leslie, Snavely, Pitts, Carter, Herring, Palmateer, Eastwood. Row 3: Railsback, Snuggs, Griffith, Miller, Riley, Graves, Craig. Row 4: Taylor, Reichen, Ellis, Addison, Clement, Ashcraft, Rochelle, Alexander Row 5: Wood, McClain, Shepherd, Waldron, Tiner, McAllister, Ray, Wesser. Row 6: Moore, Sing, Townsend, Taylor, Rinchuso, Jones, Powell. CHEERLEADERS Rhonda Oglesby Senior — Three Years Sandra Hart Co-Captain Senior — Two Years Catherine Caldwell Captain Senior — Three Years Susan Matthews Senior — One Year Gail Walker Sophomore — One Year Marilou Ashcraft Sophomore — One Year Lois Ann Cooper Junior — Two Years Sue Phillips Junior — One Year Lynda McCaskill Junior — Two Years ZEBRA FILLIES Row 1: Bleiweiss, Davidson, Huselton, Belanger, Stewart, Kennedy, Moran, McKinley, Johnson, Work, Bell, Grauman, Mullins, Bard, Waller, Anderson, Mayo. Row 2: Rucker, Summet, Pomroy, Casali, Welker, Ragar, Rump, Goldberg, Smith, Willis, Bullock, Sims, Cotton, Priest, Lites. Row 3: Varnell, Riggins, McNulty, Henry, Jackson, Forte, Hayden, Graham, Smith, Ratliff, Luft, Sims, Wright, Hill, McRay, McGeorge, Hendrix. This was a big year for the Zebra Fillies, PBHS's new drill team, which was organized last spring. The Fillies, led by co-captains. Dinky Mayo (Sr. and Judi Bleiweiss (Jr.), performed precision marching and dance routines at the Zebra football and basketball games. The drill team consists of fifty members chosen from two hundred girls that tried out during the spring. The girls began practice sessions last summer and continued these throughout the year during o daily gym period. Members of the Fillies devoted many hours of their time outside of class in raising funds for uniforms, accessories and equipment. 1962-63 officers were: president, Carole Wright; vice president, Leslie Forte; secretary, Judy Hendrix; treasurer. Cissy Grauman; historian, Janelle McNulty; twirlers, Judi Bleiweiss, Dinky Mayo, Toni Rucker, and Beth Varnell. Teacher sponsors of the Fillies were Mrs. Jce Coles and Mrs. S. M. Stephens. RED CAPS Row 1: Gammill, Huss, Jackson, Bryant, Sides, Barbarotto, Dorris. Row 2: Alexander, Love, Wooley, Shults, D. Roberts, Robertson. Row 3: Bailey, Curry, Hopkins, Sing, Cook, Sturgeon. Row 4: Maxwell, Anderson, Bohnert, Cady. Row 5: Wiginton, Hudson, H. Roberts, Williams, Rudder. ART CLUB Row 1: Gibson, Snavely, Wilkins, Nix, Dorris. Row 2: Howard, Bolding, Gist, Cooper, Seymour. Row 3: Willoughby, Norsworthy, Williamson, Majewski, McGarity. FUTURE TEACHERS Row 1: Paul, Craig, Glenn, Bard, Bell, Goodyear, Tillman, Gunter, Frew. Row 2: Banks, DeJarnette, Carey, Frisby, Hagler, P. Smith, Graves, Tucke', Gaddy, Belanger. Row 3: Addison, Swilling, Belcher, Williams, Mitchell, Broadnax, J. Smith. Row 4: Tennyson, Johnson, Tarver, Smith, Funderburg, Adams. Row 5: Fisher, Hercher, Griffith, Chrisman, Fikes, Pomeroy. Row 6: Henry, Burroughs, Wilkins, Kirkley, Konrad. Row 7: Brown, Coker, Kirkley, Knox, Morgan, Mebane, Norton. FUTURE NURSES Reed, Graves, Frew, Spaulding, Dean, Grauman, Hartsfield. Chesire, Terrell, Glover, Oliver, Davis, Davison, McKeween. Box, Hall, Green, Shadle, Harris. Snavely, Konrad, Odom, Hendrix, Mayberry, Whitehead, McBryde. Owen, Brake, Hurston, Bobbett, Morgan, Bigham, McCone, Smith, Richardson, Hicks, Haynes, Thomas, Adams. Odom, Amason, Norton, Rodgers, Mainer. Owen, Poore, Bell, Norton, Ashcraft, Hale, Formby. Row 6: Row 7: Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Row 1: Rump, Cannon, DeJarnette, Hinshaw. Row 2: Hensley, Fergusson, Sauerbrunn, Forte. Row 3: Fratesi, Davidson, Welker. Row 4: Gott, Tucker, Tisdale. ARKANSAS CHAPTER OF THE YEAR Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 Row 7 Goodman, Barbarotto, Martin, Dean, Sugg, Wise, Pennington. Rannenberg, Davies, Langston, Taylor, Langley, Morgan, Hayden. Kraft, Day, Shinall, Smith. Whiteaker, Shepard, Wyatt, Kraeszig, Jacks, Woolem. Karlovic, P. Marus, Poore, Nooner, Kimbrell. Horwedel, Hooker, Ursery, Riley, Ruggeri, Segars, McNulty. Maupin, Todd, McGehee, Gronwald. SCIENCE CLUB Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 Row 6 JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE Row 1: Goodyear, Snavely, Richardson. Row 2: Kirkwood, Morgan, Gibson, Cohen. Snavely, Snavely, Gibson, Glenn, Elsberry, Bryant. Barron, Raney, Pittman. Greene, Rudder, Wiese, Huselton, Powell. Miller, Wilkins, Seymour, McNulty. Pomeroy, Robbs, Currie, Norton, Kirkwood. Morgan, Paul, Falls, Williamson. A CAPPELLA Row 1: Mr. Smith, Wiginton, Gammill, Webber, Owens, Meyer, S. Johnson, Bell, Grauman, Maynard. Row 2: Richards, Sides, Rimmer, Spillyards, Huselton, Cooper, Edington, Rusk, Mayo, Baker. Row 3: Stanley, Anderson, Gray, S. Oglesby, Causey, B. Smith, Ragland, Hov, Lites, Little. Row 4: Arnold, Leslie, McColgan, Sing, Spears, Ashcraft, J. Smith, Matthews, Bucy, Willis. The music of the A Cappella Choir has emanated from a new source this year. The Choir is no longer housed in the Woodrow Wilson Junior High building, but is now meeting in its own building. However, Mr. Richard Smith, head of the Vocal Music department, says that this building is only temporary and is looking forward to the new fine arts building which is now in the planning stage thanks to the passage of the bond issue. High points for the Choir this year have been the concerts for various civic organizations. Spring and Christmas concerts, a special concert with the Vanderbilt Men's Glee Club, and the district and state festivals. CHOIR Row 1: Bard, Shelby, Gray, McCaskill, Elsberry, McGehee, Rudolph, Bohnert, Cogbill. Row 2: Rector, L. Johnson, R. Oglesby, Snavely, Hartung, Murtishaw, Morgan, Sturdivant, Peavey. Row 3: Brewer, Norton, Schrantz, Simmons, Sauerbrunn, Harper, Williams, Roberts, Eastwood. Row 4: O'Neal, Carpenter, Allen, Howard, Raney, Wallace, Shults, Barnes. This year's officers are: Jim Rees, president; Sarah Little, vice president; Jane Carol Brewer, secretary; Dorothy Anne Elsberry, treasurer; Gail Ragland, head librarian,-Rhonda Oglesby, assistant librarian,- Nancy Lites and Joe Wiginton, robe chairmen; Dinky Mayo, historian,- Bill Rudolph, business manager,- and Eddie McColgan, pillow chairman. Try-outs for A Cappella Choir are held annually in the spring and out of some three hundred students participating, approximately seventy-five are selected for membership. New members are announced at the annual robing cremony, the sentimental highlight of the year, where seniors give up their robes to incoming members. BOYS' CHORUS GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Row 1: Sing, Lowrence, Calvert, Rountree, Riley, Jones, Tidwell, Fox, Barbarotto, Johnson, Fergusson, Smith. Row 2: Shiver, Wilson, Warriner, Frew, Bryant, Jones, Snavely, Hall, Messina, Kientz, Rim-mer, Clowers. Row 3: Showell, Quickel, Scott, Graves, Brown, Mayer, Peden, Hoover, Sides, Miller, McAlister. Row ]: Gregory, Priest, Casali, Bleiweiss, Folds, George, Stern, Walker, Quinn, Fikes, Majewski, Belanger, Fleischaker, Smith. Row 2: Talbot, McAlister, Pumphrey, Blocksom, Bell, Hewitt, Hankins, Chadick, Evans, Gist, Wills, Beatty, Wright, Roach. Row 3: Carter, McGeorge, Hall, Fadick, Puckett, Freeman, Morris, McBryde, Taylor, Clark, Butler, Greer, Glasscock, Leonard, Finley. Row 4: Morgan, Smith, Hurst, K. Norton, Ellis, Hendrix, Norton, Tarver, Orto, Carey, Kilpatrick, Baker, Jackson, Rodgers, Weber. GIRLS' CHORUS Row 1: Hayes, Calhoun, Foster, McCormick, Waller, Gunter, Anderson, Oliver, Sims, Dean, Elkins, Cottrell, B. Gaddy, Eissler, Johnson, Hercher, Green, Johnston, Mitchum, Dean. Row 2: Smith, Rhodes, Davidson, Hooker, Jernigan, Little, Stewart, Bobbitt, Phillips, Spillyards, Suggs. Skillen, Locke, Buckhart, Quinney, Shadlem, McKinley, Hoder, Jones, Ashcraft. Row 3: Pointer, Conrad, Ball, Jones, Stone, Chandler, Cook, McKewen, Collins, Brake, Tabor, Payne, Arnold, Rodgers, Foster, Smith, Hornbuckle, Rodgers, Williams. Row 4: Kramer, Ashcraft, New, Newsome, Anderson, Williamson, Reisenberg, Rush, Mitchell, Reed, Boshers, Taylor, Frisby, Weser, Frazier, Harvey, Ashcraft, Gibbin, Scott, Mitchell. DEBATE CLUB Row 1: Hoppe, Long, Wilkins, Wiese. Row 2: Alexander, McNulty, Chastant, Bryant, Walker, Marus, Johnson, Austin, Cohen. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Row ]: Davis, Austin, Baldwin, Davis. Row 2: Levi, Cady, Brewer, Smith, Calhoun, Formby anc iieen 1963 Cj tanne J (ercher Sponsored by Larry Mitchell Oea mnc immons Sponsored by Steve Williamson Sponsored by Ricky Foti t£ ay I lebane Sponsored by Steve Doty MARCHING File 1 File 2 File 3 File 4 B. Ermey D. Warriner S. Williamson B. Waldron J. Stone D. London L. Mitchell S. Doty V. Temple P. Curry L. May B. Alexander J. Chowning T. Sharp B. Robbs M. Whitehead L. Boost C. Dobbins K. Thompson J. Lea K. Konrad J. Sims J. Bearden B. Walker R. Knox T. Clowers R. Brown L. Clowers J. Flowers C. Tennyson J. Norsworthy T. Whiteaker File 5 File 6 File 7 File 8 J. Allen F. Gladden K. Mebane F. Gladden J. Rounder B. Bigham D. Lybrand B. Doty C. Pappas R. Norton K. Light J. Moore J. Davidson F. Davidson G. Hercher G. Shepherd D. Vandiver K. McAllister R. Combs C. Falls M. Edwards R. Curry B. Schlesier R. Boren F. McGarity B. Allen S. Huselton R. Howey B. Taylor R. Bradshaw BAND File 9 File 10 File 11 File 12 J. McBryde M. Tucker K. Roberts P. Craig J. Davis J. Cohen L. Langston M. Craig C. Hagler J. Palmateer M. Johnson T. Collins M. Smith L. Evans G. Woodfield L. Hendrix M. Campau D. Davis F. Shepherd M. Belcher J. Kientz L. Funderburg B. Bell C. Smith f— rl T. Bridges J. Majewsk File 13 S. Herring J. Railsback B. Chrisman B. Bailey S. Haley J. Wood W. Perry File 14 C. Offutt C. Brown R. Pearson S. Collins A. Henderson B. Newton C. Folds File 15 R. Foti P. Griffith B. Hood G. Hayes K. Hess J. Winningham L. Gray M. Pate File 16 G. Konrad P. Glover K. Poore P. Thomas G. Raley J. Welch D. Hercher M. Hutchins File 17 C. Tucker R. Tisdale D. Shollmier B. Eddins M. Suddarth M. Anderson OFFICE STAFF Row ): Levi, Parker, Griffing, Winningham. Row 2: Smith, Henry, Hudson, Bigham, Hagler. Row 3: Fergusson, Carpenter, McCauley, Formby. Row 4: Gibson, Crawford. STAGE CREW Row 1: Poore, Talley, McLelland, Levi. SPORTS Three happy people with Big 9 Pennant. Sports Editors: Jerry Bush and Skipper Shults There were many contributions to the Zebras' undefeated football season. Rated high among these was the backing of the best student body in Arkansas. For their support, the team wishes to express its appreciation for the never-ceasing loyalty. BIG NINE Row 1: Standley, Reed, Wingard, Bush, Roark, Windle. Row 2: Mitchell, Megee, Matthews, Wardlaw, Ratliff. Row 3: Rimmer, Parenti, Hale, Senyard, Williams, Coats. SCORES Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Pine Bluff Pine Bluff ................. Texarkana ....... Fort Smith ............... Blytheville ............... El Dorado Little Rock Hall .....................Camden North Little Rock ................ Crossett Little Rock Central ______________ Hot Springs __________________Stuttgart 6 2 0 0 7 7 7 7 7 0 14 CHAMPIONS Row 1: Norwood, McNulty, Barnes, Weaver, Hunt, Phillips, Ideker Row 2: Crowson, Gentry, Walker, Finch, Kelley, Benton. Row 3: Barksdale, Jones, Tisdale, Westbrook, Reeves, Stuckey. A WORD FROM THE COACH 1963 was a most satisfying year for the Pine Bluff Zebras. The Zebras completed their first perfect season in 30 years by winning eleven straight games without a defeat or tie. This record culminated in the Zebras winning the Big-9 Football Championship and in addition, being unanimously awarded the top spot as the Number One Team in the state by a panel of sportswriters in the Associated Press poll. This record is a tribute to the hard work and determination of a fine group of young athletes. Led by Jerry Bush and Henry Wingard, the Zebras squad exhibited all those qualifies of teamwork, coachability, spirit, and loyalty that are so necessary for a winning effort. We were especially proud of the school spirit generated by the cheerleaders and exhibited by the Zebras' fellow students. This support definitely boosted the teams' morale and helped carry the team through many tough spots. On behalf of the coaching staff, I would like to state that it was a great privilege and honor to be associated with such a fine group of young people. RALPH BROOKS COACHES BILL GROCE Line ALLEN HOWARD Line RALPH BROOKS Head Coach MANAGERS RAY UTLEY Backfield CHARLES BAKER Sophomore RONNIE WOMBLE Sophomore ALL BIG NINE GORDON NORWOOD 2-Year Letterman Honorable Mention All-American All-Southern Quarterback Junior JERRY BUSH 3-Year Letterman Honorable Mention All-American Honorable Mention All-Southern Center Senior HENRY WINGARD 2-Year Letterman Fullback Senior STEVE WINDLE 1 -Year Letterman Guard Senior JIM BARNES 2-Year Letterman Honorable Mention All-American End Junior LETTERMEN WALTER WEAVER 2-Year Letterman Tackle Junior WALTER REED 2-Year Letterman Halfback Senior DANNY RIMMER 1-Year Letterman Fullback Senior RICK ROARK 2-Year Letterman Guard Senior DAVID HUNT 2-Year Letterman Halfback Junior JERRY WARDLAW 1-Year Letterman Guard Senior LETTERMEN LARRY STANDLEY 1-Year Letterman End Junior JAY REEVES 1-Year Letterman Guard Junior BOB IDEKER 1-Year Letterman Tackle Junior PETE PARENTI 1-Year Letterman Halfback Junior ROY SENYARD 1-Year Letterman Quarterback Junior RONNIE PHiLLIPS 1-Year Letterman Halfback Junior LETTERMEN RAY HALE 1-Year Letterman Halfback Junior GORDON McNULTY 1-Year Letterman End Sophomore RUSSELL RATLIFF 1-Year Letterman Tackle Junior KELLY MEYER 1-Year Letterman Tackle Sophomore TOMMY MATTHEWS 1-Year Letterman Guard Sophomore HUBERT BARKSDALE 1-Year Letterman End Sophomore 83 SEASON SUMMARY TEXARKANA The Zebras' opener for '62 was a conference win over Texarkana. The scoring for the season was started in the first quarter, when tackle Bob Idecker fell on a Razorback fumble for two points. The Z's took the kick-off from Texarkana and were on the move again. Fullback Henry Wingard scored on a 12-yard run. The Z's had little trouble in making two more scores — the first a two-yard run by Walter Reed and the second a four-yard pass from quarterback Gordon Norwood to end Jim Barnes. FORT SMITH Next, the Z's met Fort Smith, the defending State Champions, who had a 14-game winning streak. The Zebras marched 64 yards the first time they had the ball and scored on a 17-yard pass from Norwood to end Larry Standley. The Grizzlies got onto the score board a few minutes later with a safety. The rest of the game proved to be a defensive battle, with the Zebras halting two Ft. Smith drives; neither of these drives, however, was inside the 30-yard line. BLYTHEVILLE Halfback David Hunt opened the scoring with a three-yard run on the second play in the second quarter. From here the Z's poured it on .he previously unbeaten Chicks. Norwood climaxed a 60-yard drive with a two-yard sneak for the score just before the half. Halfback Walter Reed scored in the third quarter with a five-yard run around left end. Norwood connected with a ten-yard touchdown pass to Barnes. The game was climaxed with a brilliant 98-yard run by halfback Pete Parenti. EL DORADO The Zebras were held on the one-foot line in the first quarter, but they came back to score in the second quarter on a 44-yard pass from Norwood to Hunt. The Z's took the kickoff after the haif and marched 60 yards, scoring on a 10-yard pass from Norwood to Hunt. LITTLE ROCK HALL NORTH LITTLE ROCK The Z's spotted Hall a 7-0 lead early in the second quarter, on a long punt return and a short two-yard plunge. It was the first time the Z's had been behind and they came storming back. An 80-yard drive was capped when Norwood scored on a one-yard keeper, to make the score 7-7 at half time. The last score was set up on a 48-yard quick-kick by fullback Henry Wingard. Hall, in trouble on their own 10, punted to David Hunt at the 40,- Hunt returned to the 20. From here the Z's tallied on a 7-yard quick pass from Norwood to Standley. Norwood, who kicked the first P.A.T. true, missed the second. CAMDEN The following week the Zebras met Camden in a non-conference game. The Z's scored first on a 20-yard pass from Norwood to Barnes. On the kickoff return, a speedy Camden back broke loose for an 88-yard score, and the Panthers quick-passed. The Z's led 12-7. The remainder of the gome was a defensive battle, and the Zebras kept their record clean at 6-0. In the seventh game of the season, the Zebras met North Little Rock in Jordan Stadium. The two clubs fought to a 0-0 deadlock in the first half. Early in the second half, Gordon Norwood hit Jim Barnes with a 23-yard touchdown pass. Two and one-half minutes later, Hubert Barksdale blocked a Wildcat punt, and Bob Idecker recovered on the iwo. Henry Wingard carried over from there. Late in the third quarter N.L.R. intercepted a Zebra pass and returned it 55 yards for their lone score. Pine Bluff countered with a long drive that saw Henry Wingard go over from the 15. CROSSETT The following week the Zebras grabbed their eighth straight victory with a 14-7 score over the Eagles. David Hunt set up the first Zebra tally with a 66-yard punt return. Quarterback Gordon Norwood took the ball over from the five. In the second quarter, Hunt scampered for a 44-yard touchdown to cap the Zebra scoring. Crossett got its lone touchdown on a 62-yard pass. LITTLE ROCK CENTRAL STUTTGART After a week of hard work, pep rallies, and a bonfire, the Zebras took an 8-0 record to play the Tigers of Little Rock. Pine Bluff scored first on a two-yard run by Gordon Norwood. Norwood's P.A.T. was good and the Z's led by a score of 7-0. Late in the second quarter a speedy Central back broke loose for a 62-yard score that left the half tied at 7-7. Late in the fourth quarter, a Norwood pass went astray and a Central back picked it off. However, he was hit hard by Larry Standley, and he fumbled. Jim Barnes recovered on the Tiger nine and Norwood carried it over from there. The Zebra defense came through and allowed Central only eight offensive plays in the second half. HOT SPRINGS The Z's wrapped up their first Big Nine title in eleven years with a 32-0 rout over Hot Springs. The first TD came on a 53-yard pass from Norwood to Standley, and the second TD was the same combination for 42 yards. Pine Bluff wrote its third score on the board with a 21-yard toss from Norwood to David Hunt. The Zebras picked up their fourth tally on a three-yard run by Henry Wingard. Pine Bluff's final score came on a one-yard plunge by Dan Rimmer. The Zs completed their first undefeated season in 30 years with a 32-14 Turkey Day victory over the Stuttgart Ricebirds. The Z's scored first on a 45-yard pass from Gordon Norwood to David Hunt. Norwood picked up the second score on a two-yard keeper. Stuttgart countered with a 90-yard run and score. Pine Bluff came back with a six-yard score from Norwood to Hunt. Norwood got his second score of the day in the third quarter. The final Zebra score came on a two-yard run by Dan Rimmer. Late in the game Stuttgart picked up one more score, but the Ricebirds could not overcome the mighty Zebras as they completed their undefeated season. PROSPECTS FOR NEXT YEAR The Zebra pennant chances for next year are excellent. The Zebras graduated only seven seniors and have sixteen lettermen returning. Next year they will return to a twelve-game schedule with the addition of Jonesboro. They will also be in the Big Ten conference, as Jonesboro was voted in this year. The Zebras will enter next years schedule with a fifteen-game winning streak and the title of the BEST HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM IN ARKANSAS. Row 1: Huntley, Ballew, Hamilton, Wylie. Row 2: Weaver, Hunt, Standby, Gaske. Row 3: Barnes, Norwood, Coach Goss. SCORES Pine Bluff 58 Pine Bluff 48 Pine Bluff 60 Pine Bluff 57 Pine Bluff 54 Pine Bluff 41 Pine Bluff 69 Pine Bluff 54 Pine Bluff 76 Pine Bluff 64 Pine Bluff 53 Pine Bluff 70 Pine Bluff 56 Stuttgart 29 Pine Bluff 53 Little Rock Central 50 Warren 26 Pine Bluff 57 Jonesboro 66 Pine Bluff 91 Greenville, Mississippi 52 Van Buren 48 Pine Bluff 47 Little Rock Central 44 Pine Bluff 52 Greenville, Mississippi 51 Little Rock Hall 49 Pine Bluff 38 Stuttgart 46 Pine Bluff 67 Hot Springs 53 Pine Bluff 59 Hot Springs 60 Bauxite 36 Pine Bluff 102 Marianna 41 Pine Bluff 41 Fort Smith 50 . El Dorado 46 Pine Bluff 58 Marianna 42 Pine Bluff 63 Hot Springs 50 North Little Rock 59 Pine Bluff 50 Fort Smith 55 BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS The Zebras were picked by many to have only a so-so team this year, but the Striped Ones threw a big scare into many of the opposing Big Nine coaches as they raced to a 4-0 conference lead during the first half of the season. The big victory being a 56-50 victory over the high-rated North Little Rock Wildcats, who eventually was the top team in the state. The Z's started the new single round-robin conference schedule off right with a sound victory over Little Rock Central. The Mules proceeded in gaining victories over El Dorado, North Little Rock, and Texarkana in that order. Going into the Texarkana game the hometowners were the No. 1 ream in the state. During this stretch of the season the Z's had a fine winning streak of 10 games and a record of 15 victories and only two defeats. In a non-conference game against Greenville, Mississippi, the high-flying Z's erupted for 91 points in trouncing the much taller Mississippians 91-52. They played Hall High the following week in a crucial Big Nine game, which they lost 53-47. This Coach Bill Groce and Coach Elgie Goss proved to be the turning point in the season as .he Zebras lest their three remaining conference games to Blytheville, Hot Springs, and Fort Smith. As it furred out, if the Z's had won any one of these games they would have gone to the class AA-AAA state tournament in Little Rock. Since four teams tied for the fourth place in the Big Nine race, the Z's being one of them, there had to be a play-off to see which one would gain a berth in the state tournament. The Zebras lost to Fort Smith in the finals of the play-off 55-50 after having defeated Hot Springs 63-50 in the first round. The highlight of the last half of the season was the scoring performance of the Z's in a non-conference battle with Crossett. The Z's buried the Eagles 102-44, a game which Gordon Norwood set a modern day school scoring record with 50 points Even though the Mules didn't make it to the state tournament, they did have a fine 18-8 record, which was a great tribute to a team that wasn't supposed to have much. GORDON NORWOOD 2-Year Letterman All-Big Nine Forward Junior DAVID WYLIE 3-Year Letterman All-Big Nine Forward Senior DOUG HAMILTON 2-Year Letterman Guard Senior CLIFTON BALLEW 2-Year Letterman Guard Senior LARRY HUNTLEY 1-Year Letterman Guard Senior DAN GASKE 1 -Year Letterman Guard Junior JIM BARNES 1 -Year Letterman Center Junior WALTER WEAVER 1 -Year Letterman Center Junior LARRY STANDLEY 1 -Year Letterman Center Junior DAVID HUNT 1 -Year Letterman Forward Junior 1. Norwood blocks a Warrior's shot. 5. Get off the court with your street shoes. 2. Delk, McNulty, and Maupin worked, too 6. Last minute hustle. 3. Guess who got it? Hamilton? 7. Standley gets two. 4. But 1 didn't touch him. Ref. TRACK ALEXANDER FIELD Pictured above is Pine Bluff's new fifty thousand dollar track. Funds for the track were donated by loyal Zebra supporters. Row 1: Barksdale, Hall, Senyard, Barnes, Weaver, Hunt, Bush, Wingard, Crowson. Row 2: Phillips, Williams, Norwood, Matthews, West, Hudson, Hale, Rountree. Row 3: Aldridge, Baugh, Martin, Dunn, Harrison, Ray, Stuckey, Parenfi. Row 4: Womble, Baker, Anderson, White, McClaren, Mitchell, Benton, Gardial, Ashcraft, Smithwick, Tisdale, O'Bannion, Reeves. Row 5: Campbell, Kientz, Gaske, Hall, Jones. Holland, McCauley, Windle, Raney, (not pictured — Snavely) TENNIS TEAM Row 1: Taylor, T. McNulty, Chastant. Row 2: Alexander, J. McNulty, Coach Boyd. GOLF TEAM Ifc- u 1. You say Mr. Garrison's letting school out a month early? 2. The six-armed monster of PBHS. 3. Before and after. 4. Now I shall sing . . . 5. Hail, hail the gangs all here. 9. Oh not me! 6. Now who's the wise guy with the tack? 10. Now let's get this meeting over with. 7. Look what's waiting for Bill Bailey. He did say to add water, didn't he? 11. Show 'em. Dinky. 8. 12. OK, one, two, three, KICK! 1. Eager beavers. 2. He's everywhere. 3. The Friday morning ballet. 4. Head shrinking? 5. But I think this plaster shoe is stylish. 6. Here come the Zebras . . . 7. Duh, I wasn't doin' nuthin'. I was just hangin' round. 8. Relaxed entertainment. 9. Sarah, we know you're hungry, but please don't eat that! 10. Lively tutors. 11. Beauty and the beasts. 12. Yes? You want something? 13. Who spiked the punch? 14. The McGuire sisters? ADVERTISEMENTS Ad Staff: Standing: Butch Lambert, Eddie McColgan, David Levi. Seated: Leslie Forte, Leslie Johnson. AERIAL PINE BLUFF' The growth of Pine Bluff's schools con be measured in terms of the growth of the town. We at P. B. H. S. owe much to these merchants. Let us remember to give them our support; their growth means our growth and development. N 100% Pure Beef Hamburgers Tempting Cheeseburgers Old-Fashioned Shakes Crisp Golden French Fries Thirst-Quenching Coke Delightful Root Beer Coffee As You Like It Full-Flavored Orange Drink Refreshing Cold Milk 1300 Main Street BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE From PURITY MAID Grade A Dairy Products Ask for O. K. Milk and Ice Cream at Your Favorite Grocer The Only Milk and Ice Cream Made In Pine Bluff O. K. ICE CREAM AND CANDY CO. Serving Pine Bluff and Southeast Arkansas Since 1911' TERMITES? OR OTHER HOUSEHOLD PESTS DON'T WORRY CALL SINCE 1926 TERMITE PEST CONTROL CO. PINE BLUFF MONTICELLO LITTLE ROCK Curry's has solved the pest problems of their customers - FOR 36 YEARS - • Termites ° Carpet Beetles • Fleas • Roaches and Waterbugs • Stinging Scorpions • Moths • Ants COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP SERVICE AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS 624 Main Jc 5-4701 Pine Bluff, Arkansas CONGRATULATIONS BUCKNER REALTY CO. INSURANCE - RENTALS LOANS GENE CURRY R. G. CURRY O. H. CURRY Asst. Gen. Mgr. Gen. Mgr Little Reck Mgr. Ph. JE 4-2701 - JE 5-2403 (First In Arkansas) 61 1 Chestnut JE 5-0421 CONGRATULATIONS MARY CARTER PAINTS 825 Main JE 5-6325 Compliments of FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF TOMORROW THE CLOTH SHOP CLOTHES CLOSET 'For Poise n' Ivy CASUAL WEAR 2909 Hazel JE 5-0058 a Congratulations CLASS OF '63 RILEY BUTANE GAS CO. 2620 W, 17th - P. O. Box 145 Pine Bluff, Arkansas W. H. KENNEDY SON COTTON Pine Bluff, Arkansas Compliments of CENTRAL HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING COMPANY 2920 Hazel JE 5-2172 DEDICATED TO ALL SENIORS from THE NIGHTS OF THE BLACK LABEL WESTALL SERVICE CO. HOUSE OF SERVICE BOOMIE WESTALL MIKE WESTALL 1620 W. 5th Ave. JE 5-0861 CHIEF PONTIAC COMPANY PONTIAC - TEMPEST The Peoples' Choice ONLY CAR WITH THE WIDE TRACK WHEELS 1201 Main JE 4-8541 When you want a house to rent When you want a house to buy When you want a vacant lot When you want a loan When you want a small acre tract DEAL WITH EXPERIENCE OVER 50 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SATISFACTORY SERVICE 129 Main Phone JE 5-0431 CENTRAL PHARMACY Our Label on a Prescription is Like 'Sterling' on Silver 522 MAIN JE 4-4821 JE 4-1164 Congratulations SENIORS OF 1963 ROSE OIL COMPANY Dollarway Road 17th and Ohio THE SAVINGS CENTER West Sixth Ave. at Pine Pine Bluff, Arkansas ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 7 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS i CHERRY STREET DRUGS i i Open 7 Days a Week 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. SOUTHEAST N09 CHERRY STREET i 1 CONSTRUCTION JE 4-0113 Pine Bluff, Arkansas COMPANY, INC. CAPITAL TYPEWRITER AGENCY 2119 W. 2nd SMITH - CORONA JE 4-3310 119 Main JE 4-8471 The Typewriter That Sells Itself J. I. CASE FARM MACHINERY PHONE JE 5-0561 1001 E. HARDING AVE s ALTSCHUL'S ! The Three Wholesale Only Horsemen Cigars Candies Tobaccos Sundries 205 W. 2nd BUSH ROARK WINGARD Compliments of Compliments of JOHN F. ORVIS BREWER ; KIMBRELL AUTO SERVICE LUMBER SALES 1 2200 Olive St. 620 S. Juniper JE 5-3212 JE 4-5571 SMITH PAPER PRODUCTS CO. I j Serving the Commercial and Industrial Trade of South Arkansas | PLANTATJON Ambers RESTAURANT 'South's Finest Steaks CARL JEANETTE PURNE$ Phone JE 4-9010 304 Mulberry Hwy. 65 North JE 4-4510 Compliments of PAUL BATES Compliments AUDREY'S THE AGENCY of BEAUTY SHOP COFFEE REALTORS FOTI'S SEED CUP 1110W. 26th STORE 2520 Cherry 431 Main JE 4-3302 JE 5-4922 WADE BLACK FLORIST 915 Cherry JE 4-3461 Compliments Congratulations | CONDRAY of SIGN AND KOTN B. and H. ADVERTISING AUTO SERVICE CO. AM - FM Automotive Plastic and Neon 1490 KC Transmission Signs 92.3 M.G. 220 E. 16th 1107 East Harding COMPLIMENTS OF WEINGARTEN'S 16th and Cherry Better Foods For Less Our Motto For Over 60 Years Congratulations Seniors Zfri MAIN AT THIRD Since 1906 BUCK WILLIAMS CONOCO STATION 719 Poplar Phone JE 4-1490 JAS. H. CROSS ! COMPANY ! COTTON SELLERS Pine Bluff, Ark. Compliments of TROY COVINGTON GARAGE 108 E. 8th J. E. BOYCE AGENCY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 612 W. 6th JE 4-7041 Pine Bluff, Ark. JE 4-1731 PINE BLUFF BUILDING MATERIAL ( 4 COMPANY 4 I I 4 Exclusive Building Material 2116 W. 6th JE 4-0032 R. M. DICK GELLATLY - Manager CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ( ( j I | 4 Ways to Shop at Penney's CHARGE . . . LAY-AWAY CASH . . . TIME PAYMENT Pine Bluff, Arkansas Pine Bluff, Arkansas ARKANSAS MOTORS Home of the Dependables Since 1936 DODGE CARS AND TRUCKS Phone JE 4-4711 916 Main Congratulations and Best Wishes JEFFERSON SQUARE PINE BLUFF JIM BENTON OIL COMPANY Distributing THE ARKANSAS PETROLEUM PRODUCT LION COMPLIMENTS OF GENERAL WATERWORKS CORPORATION West 7th and Maple JE 4-0962 PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS 1. Get out of the car, mister. 6. I'm making a citizen's arrest. 7. 2. PBHS lovelies. 8. 3. Where the boys are. 4. But 1 don't want to dance. 9. 5. Our aeronautics department is in its embryonic stage. 10. I love this shade of lipstick! Our own Holden Caulfield. We all like short skirts, but . . . Have you heard whatever Happened to Baby Jane? Yep. 11. Tastes good, like a lens cover should. 12. Let's start the race. 13. I think we should add a pinch of NaCI. 14. We love the fresh air. 516-18-20 MAIN OAK PARK GULF 28th Hazel Pine Bluff, Ark. 1 Compliments of ! CREATIVE CUMMING'S ! OAK PARK 1 FABRICS, INC. BODY SHOP ! ANIMAL QUALITY FIRST AUTO PAINT 1 CLINIC 2900 Hazel 1 2810 W. 28th 28th Ohio J JE 4-6388 Pine Bluff, Ark. j JE 4-8144 JE 5-0363 Congratulations Seniors A Pine Bluff Institution Since 1906 DEPARTMENT STORE 405 Main JE 4-0121 Compliments of INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY Pine Bluff , Arkansas IMPLEMENT CARL W. JETER BUSH CLIFF'S TRUCK ALL TYPES OF SERVICE SERVICE SUPPLY CO. INSURANCE CENTER STATION Sales Service 2201 W. 6th 1421 Ohio JE 5-6001 12th Cherry JE 4-7538 Pine Bluff, Ark. 401 W. Barraque JE 4-9588 Compliments of CHERRY STREET ECONO WASH 26th Cherry KADL The Most Powerfull Radio Station in Pine Bluff and Southeast Arkansas 5000 Watts Congratulations CENTRAL TIN SHOP 502 E. 5th JE 4-6811 KING MOTOR COMPANY VOLKSWAGEN 1403 Main You Will Favor the Flavor of CAPITAL PRIDE MEATS C. FINKBEINER, INC. 301 MULBERRY CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS HESTAND'S GROCERY 9th and Linden PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS Compliments of CLARK Congratulations KCLA . PRINTING CO. OAK PARK The Friendly Spot Best Printing JACOB'S On Your Radio Dial Best Service RESTAURANT 1400 K.C. Best Price 420 W. Pullen 1000 WATTS 400 West 2nd Street JE 4-8803 26th Hazel Pine Bluff's Good Pine Bluff. Arkansas Music Station Pine Bluff, Ark. — GOOD LUCK SENIORS ELLIOTT OIL CO. HOME INSURANCE : I I 2200 West 6th ; AGENCY, INC. 1 { I i AND i | INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY FOR 68 YEARS ELLIOTT D-X SERVICE STATION 5210 Dollarway Road 117 Main JE 4-0432 SPURLOCK BODY PAINT SHOP DIAL PHARMACY OVEN BAKED PAINT JOBS Where Pharmacy Is A Profession Not A Sideline 815 State Night -JE 5-0845 Day-JE 5-1016 1100 Poplar Pine Bluff F. G. SMART CHEVROLET SCARBROUGH COMPANY MOTORS, INC. SALES AND SERVICE YOUR FRIENDLY RAMBLER DEALER [ 307-11 W. 2nd Sales and Service JE 4-8122 Pine Bluff, Ark. 5th Ohio JE 5-0636 PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING NO HOLE IN flavor NOW HOMOGENIZED QUALITY Best Wishes, Seniors from THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 6th and Pine Pine Bluff, Arkansas Congratulations to 1963 Seniors ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE 502 Chestnut JE 4-6022 In Your Future Years May You Enjoy the FINER THINGS OF LIFE' Including DEAN'S MILK How far can you throw a party? As far as you like when you charter a Greyhound. The party starts the moment you and your group climb aboard. You leave together, ride together, arrive together. Greyhound makes all the arrangements. You have all the fun. Next time your group’s rarin’ to go, anywhere, it's smarter to charter a Greyhound... and leave the driving to us! Congratulations, Seniors Congratulations, Seniors [ GUARANTY LIFE j GILMORE LUMBER ASSOCIATION AND SUPPLY 4 1 ( 1 ( 1 ( 1 4 , COMPANY HOME OFFICE - PINE BLUFF 4th Mulberry JE 4-5853 Simmons Building Paints — Wallpaper — Roofing JE 4-2375 Building Materials Lumber 1 | Congratulations JE 5-3455 i i i i i STEWART ! ROY ROGERS DIXIE GLASS, FOSTER I BUILDING ARMY STORE INC. 1415 Ohio MUSIC CO. SUPPLY, INC. 1 ) RAY STEWART { 205 W. Barraque Pine Bluff, Ark. 1208 State Manager JE 4-7744 t JE 4-8410 All Types of Glass Installation JE 5-2062 2815 W. 28th ! Compliments AAAA to E 4 | 1 l| 1 3 to 13 JONES J. W. SMITH i FRANK'S Famous Brand Shoes TRULOCK ' 1 TELEVISION Sales and Service SHOE STORE FESTINGER'S CANCELLATION REALTY CO. i j National Building ! SHOE STORE 208 MAIN 4 3105 Olive 2nd Main JE 5-3252 Congratulations j THE Compliments of Best Wishes Seniors SHOLLMIER SHOP RALEY'S All Type Fabric HOUSE OF | Carpeting MUSIC JE 4-9795 718 W. 22nd DIERKS PAPER | Compliments of COMPANY | COLLIER'S | GOOD HOME CUT-RATE j CENTER DRUGS Early American J Furniture 307 Main j 1613 Main JE 4-4643 ; — - -i 1 1 1 j FAN-LEE j SPILLYARD'S SHOP ESSO 1 GAY PAREE 113 W. 6th ; STATION 1 1 1 1 BEAUTY COLLEGE ! Pine Bluff, Ark. I JE 5-0033 i i i ; THE SPERRY 1 J. W. SMITH 515 Main HUTCHINSON | � COMPANY j TV SALES AND SERVICE J REDEMPTION STORE NO. 397 ! JE 5-4111 715 Poplar j 3105 Olive JE 4-5034 SNACK SACK GILLESPIE PRODUCE COMPANY GARNETTE MULLIS CLOTHES i 1 ( J SOUTHSIDE | LUMBER CO. Home of the CHARBURGER Wholesale Fruit and Vegetables 630 Laurel 3103 Olive 1 301 Olive St. ] I JE 5-5914 ! JE 4-3502 Pine Bluff, Ark. JE 5-2426 j SHEPHERD ! I GREEN AND Compliments JOE'S AUTO ; ; ELECTRIC CO. ; FLORIST WHITE of j GENERATORS AND j AND FURNITURE | STARTERS ; GREENHOUSES CO. THE HUT ! 3100 West 6th j 1 JE 4-7305 | r—- VARCO STEEL, INC. 4 | 4 4 Congratulations From TAYLOR CO. Insurance — Rentals — Real Estate Sales LET US SERVE YOU PHONE JE 4-3711 206 PINE STREET PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS PINE BLUFF GLASS CO. CONGRATULATIONS If you want to go . . . Go Texaco j PLANTERS 221 E. Hording COTTON OIL MILL JE 4-3623 PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS J. H. PRIMM 1 Consignee T-5TUDY OF SOME OF THE ENOOPARASITES AMO ectoparasites or docs PINE BLUFF SCIENCE FAIR SPONSORED BY THE OPTIMIST CLUB 1. A big success. 2. A “shocking project. 3. Our own veterinarian. 4. Oh, those lovely fungi. 5. Now as I was saying . . . 6 And he said that she said . 7. Hey, you! 8. We II assist you in your backbend. 9. I need a crutch. 10. Down she goes. 11. Concentration counts. 12. Tingling! Sparkling! 1. Bow, humble slaves. 2. And now my brother George and I. 3. A good collection. 4. Turkey Day. 5. The DAR. 6. Ooop-oop-ee-doo. 7. Our own Dear Abby. 8. Winter Wonderland is right. 9. Shall we dance? 10. Aha! A dinosaur egg. 11. Zebras — Great! 12. Hi there. 13. The Masked Marvel. 3 S s s Congratulations K. B. ALLEN'S Seniors DRIVE-IN FIKES TRUCK LINE i i I 1 BROADMOOR 1 I SHOE SHOP i ESSO 613 S. Hickory 1704 West 5th 1620 Nebraska Quality, Service and Economy JE 4-5612 Pine Bluff Best of Success and Happiness, Seniors 1 1 1 FRED VINING JEWELERS i PINE BLUFF'S GREATEST i i JEWELRY STORE J j j j j j j j j j j 1 Located at 213 Main and at Jefferson Square i i i i i i i THE HUTT BUILDING MATERIAL i i i i i i i COMPANY i i ) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL j Building Materials — Roofing — Paints PHONE JE 5-1531 325 ALABAMA j tjUiUUL dU'j 1. Not right bright but awful sharp. 2. Real gusto! 3. Ordering gifts? 4. My group had 21% fewer cavities. 5. You're uh . . . standing on my foot, Judy. 6. Zebra Special — All aboard! 7. Clock watchers. 8. Picture packin' Pam. 9. What teacher? 10. And the Mules came on! 11. Personally, I think . . . 12. Sleeping beauty? CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '63 SILBERNAGEL COMPANY, INC. WHOLESALE PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS COMFORT AIR CONDITIONING CO. AND J. M. ELECTRIC CO. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1963 Pine Bluff's Leading Stores Serving Pine Bluff Since 1928 xelusive ofc'aJtet L ppare! PINE BLUFF. ARKANSAS fichen'S Department Store 205 Main Pine Bluff, Ark. May We Continue to Merit Your Patronage 1. 5 — 4 — 3 — 2—1 — blast off! 2. Look at the kids in the breezeway stepping on those flowers! 3. Office helpers!?) 4. I believe if we factored this . . . huh? 5. Now for the umbilical cord. 6. Ole! 7. David! Quit breathing down my neck. 8. I never did like peanut butter. 9. 75 cents says you can't chugalug it, Nancy. 10. I usually tease mine. 11. Who's the girl behind the sandpaper cookie? 12. If I wore my skirts that short. . Congratulations, Seniors JEFFERSON COUNTY MEDICAL ARKANSAS' MOST COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE HEWITT PEST 912 W. 6th JE 4-7210 CONTROL JIMMY SCALLION WHOLESALE COMPANY PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS HOUSEHOLD CONTROL TERMITE CONTROL 600 W. Pullen JE 4-8473 Congratulations, Seniors DELLA'S BEAUTY CENTER 818 Pine Street ARKANSAS MILL SUPPLY 320 Louisiana JE 4-6540 We Are Proud to Have Served Arkansas Industry for Over 50 Years s s 1 1 Compliments of ) i JACK DEAN'S j } s LONG'S BOOK AND 4 APPLIANCE CENTER 4 4 4 4 901 Poplar GIFT SHOP j t JE 4-3901 PINE BLUFF 1 | 217 MAIN 4 DAIRY QUEEN ! 911 POPLAR I 1 JE 4-1851 i i 1 I 1 1 1 i PINE BLUFF, ARK. 1 PUDDEPHATT SHADE 1 j i FLOOR COVERINGS MUTUAL OF OMAHA ! I | MOHAWK CARPETS I Tile — Linoleum — Shades j Venetian Blinds UNITED OF OMAHA j ! 112 W. Barraque JE 4-2361 INCOME PROTECTION - HOSPITALIZATION j - LIFE - GLOVER'S ESSO 1121 West 6th JOHN T. KEMP, JR. ASSOCIATES JE 4-1047 JE 4-2258 Congratulations Seniors DAVE'S SHOE SHOP PAUL GREEN'S FOOD MARKET 1016 West 15th QUALITY - SERVICE SATISFACTION JE 4-4020 SHAINBERG'S Jefferson Square PINE BLUFF, ARK. Congratulations ARKANSAS PALLET COMPANY Pine Bluff, Arkansas SHELL RADIO - T.V. 715 Linden ' So e uzf SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 5th Chestnut Pine Bluff, Ark. ARKANSAS OAK FLOORING Manufacturing 'PERFECTION' Brand Oak Flooring ) - | FELICITACIONES CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS l MAYORES BAIN HART J i DEL HOTEL PINES COTTON CUARTO CO. 208 A 422 MAIN JE 4-1800 ; « ( Congratulations ' I j s i 1 j j J E. B. AND F. R. BLOOM, ! J INC. | 1 Managing | j t 1 s General Agents j j j s i j Unexcelled Facilities and Service 1 i S ( ! J INSURANCE SURETY BONDS J ] 120 MAIN s 1 Pine Bluff, Arkansas 1 1 PINE BLUFF Compliments of PINE BLUFF ! | AWNING FABRIC CENTER 1 BLIND M OPin FURNITURE 11 W VJ VJ COMPANY 303 MAIN 208 E. Harding JE 5-0461 124 West 4th Ave. JE 4-0634 Where You Find a Complete Line of Notions and Trimmings j 4 CONGRATULATIONS, FROM THE RAZORBACK STORES CARTER'S GROCERY-503 EAST 2ND THE FOOD MART-1601 MAIN GLOVER'S GROCERY-706 CYPRESS HARPER'S GROCERY-2102 E. BARRAQUE LAKESIDE GROCERY-915 OLIVE MODEL MARKET-25TH OLIVE REED'S SUPER MARKET-107 BLAKE ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND FOUNDRY COMPANY THREE DECADES OF SERVICE TO THE SOUTHEAST 2300 W. 2nd Highway 65 J. M. PITTMAN Congratulations, Senoirs of '63 FARMERS TRACTOR EQUIPMENT COMPANY 301 W. BARRAQUE PHONE JE 4-2280 John Deere Industrial and Agricultural Dealer CONGRATULATIONS from PINE BLULF SAND AND GRAVEL CO. JIM HOOD AND COMPANY REALTOR - INSURANCE Pine Bluff, Arkansas RALPH ROBINSON AND SON AMBULANCE 4-3131 807 CHERRY The Finest In Funeral Service' 1. An average day in annual. 6. 2. Speak evil, see evil, do both. 3. Don't just stand there . . . 7. where did you hide it? 8. 4. I'll tell you after 1 have another root beer. 9. 5. My good ol' buddy. 10. What donkey does this belong to? Let me try on your snoot boot. A fifty mile hike? Who said something about parked cars? Whot? Caroline wants me at the White House? 11. Guess whose lab partner just broke a graduated cylinder? 12. What, leaking gas? 13. I have to keep up my strength. 14. Tea time! 15. Ah! Nature. we are proud... We ore proud ... of the youth of Pine Bluff. The fine youngsters in the photo above — students from practically every school and grade in the Pine Bluff school system — are representative of the boys and girls who will one day be the leaders of our community. Simmons First National commends the teachers and administrators of our schools for the vital role they play in readying the citizens of tomorrow. MEMBER F.D.I.C. SIMMONS FIRST NATIONAL BANK CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS OF '63 eMuAdau. Pulp, Pape i Qotip. 205 Michigan Pine Bluff, Arkansas GENERAL OFFICE - NEW YORK CITY LOCKE PLUMBING CO., INCORPORATED Plumbing Heating Contractors LICENSED PLUMBERS SINCE 1919 1111 STATE ST. JE 5-0500 CONGRATULATIONS THE MAD BUTCHER 3RD HIGHWAY 65 17TH HAZEL 13TH OHIO CONGRATULATIONS from MARTIN MACHINERY Repairs, Machinery, Supplies 401 TENNESSEE 1010 W. 4TH FORDYCE JE 4-4191 1 I 1 J f GOOD LUCK, SENIORS ; ! LITES TEXACO LENA'S STATION ; LITES TRAILER DRIVE-IN LESLIE DRY CLEANERS COMPANY s 15th Poplar There Is No Substitute ' 1420 Main St. Best Hamburgers In Town For Experience J JE 4-9870 JE 4-2276 809 Linden JE 4-1532 TURBINE DRIVE BUICK FOR '63 MOSELEY CABINET SHOP MILLER BUICK CO. 2911 W. 28th Pine Bluff, Ark. Pine Bluff, Ark. 322 Main JE 4-0381 Compliments of 1 1 MODERN MERRITT- CLEANERS LE MAY MONFEE-BLAU LAUNDRY AGENCY VETERINARY HOSPITAL, INC. 900 Poplar Insurance Real Estate JE 4-8633 JE 4-8831 Congratulations Compliments of MACS MINUTE MARKET NIXON'S 2420 W. 28th 1 Pine Bluff, Arkansas McNULTY INSURANCE RENTAL CENTER Everything for Rent OPEN 7-11 Stanley McNulty, Jr. 10)2 Poplar 7 DAYS A WEEK JE 4-7814 MATTHEWS HARDWARE COMPANY THE STORE OF OVER 10,000 QUALITY ITEMS 114 E. 4th JE 4-0581 J. H. MEANS COMPANY INSURANCE BONDS Simmons National Building JE 4-4532 JOYCE j j BARBAROTTO GROCERY SHOE 1 SHOP 901 W. 2nd j 1306 Main j JE 4-6450 All Work Guaranteed 1 ACE TRIM BURKS SHOP BARBER AUTO GLASS SEAT COVERS SHOP j J 400 E. Harding 904 Main JE 5-2116 4 NORTON QUALITY MOTOR BAKERY COMPANY NEW USED CARS 1308 Main JE 4-8053 I B. and J. JEWELERS DUNNING'S HOBBY SHOP 108 W. 2nd 1104 Walnut JE 4-1320 CONGRATULATIONS 118 E. 15th Pine Bluff YOUNG'S FINE SERVICE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING 911 Main JE 5-0623 FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS 901 Linden JE 4-9142 ASPHALT MATERIALS CO. 308 E. 17th JE 4-6802 ALFRED I. WARRINER CHARLES WARRINER Best Clothes In Town 2ND AND MAIN BEST WISHES, SENIORS OUDIN AND COMPANY INSURANCE 509 National Building Phone JE 5-2422 26th and Cherry Dollarway — Hwy. 65 N. I i — JE 5-2460 COOPER'S ATHLETIC GOODS 115 Main St. JE 5-5582 Complete Paint Factory Baked and Body Repair Enamel Finish FREE ESTIMATES FIBBER'S PAINT BODY SHOP Where Painting Is a Science, Not a Sideline 120 E. 15th JE 5-5480 j DOTTIE'S FINE FOODS j I ♦ 921 Poplar | J f 4 I I 4 Pine Bluff Exclusive Sportswear Shop for All Ages 513 MAIN • CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS DENDY'S DONUT SHOP 1 i 1704 Alabama JE 5-4920 f IDEAL FURNITURE Pine Bluff, Ark. COMPANY Your General JEFFERSON SUPPLY Electric COMPANY Appliance Dealer 711 Main WHOLESALE Plumbing, Electrical and Refrigeration Supplies 318 Pine JE 4-1518 First in Pine Bluff for FASHION QUALITY SERVICE Compliments of NATIONAL LANES irt Pine Bluff Community Recreation Center Hwy. 65 South JE 5-6311 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Greg Raley, Bill Dunham, Dave Matthews, Bill Rudolph, Tom Payton Compliments of APACHE VAN LINES 1. But Miss Gammill, we need the money. 7. 2. Well, it's the easiest way down. 8 3. Let me entertain you. 4. Yea! Mr. Smith just left. 5. Now I'd like you to meet my friend . . . Mr. U' Zebra. 11 • 6. Swallow it, Lee, Mr. Smith's looking. 12. Try another excuse. She's got that natural look . But we want to see the whites of your eyes. No double parking, anywhere! Grandma Moses. Smile, you're on Candid Camera. MIDWEST DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY MIDWEST 'Bonded Fresh Milk MIDWEST Ice Cream For The Best . . . Buy Midwest 320 Mulberry Phone JE 4-3372 Pine Bluff, Arkansas Compliments of MUSGROVE'S f TELEVISION i MURRAY-HART DRUG Knucklehead's SERVICE Photo Bar COMPANY 1 JEFFERSON 1321 W. Barraque | 1501 Cherry SQUARE JE 4-9492 ; The Best In Cosmetics | LANVIN - YARDLEY - CHRISTIAN DIOR - I j DUBARRY - REVLON - J. D. MELTON ! HELENA RUBENSTEIN- MAGNOLIA GULF FABERGE CAFETERIA STATION t 604 MAIN 25th Cherry J JE 4-8112 JE 4-8113 I HUSELTON'S and STEGER GULF STATION 201 E. 5th JE 4-0833 HENDRIX AUTO TRIM 215 E. 6th JE 4-6130 HOPE BARBER SHOP 1103 W. 11th HAIRCUT $1 JOE'S SHOE SHOP 714 Main JE 4-9491 'Let Us Estimate Your Job' LUFT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 11116 W. 5th P. O. Box 276 JE 4-4651 Offutt Insulation Co. 3700 Main JE 4-3030 PINE BLUFF, ARK. J 1009 Poplar Pine Bluff Dry Cleaners JE 4-5310 PINE BLUFF, ARK. 201-211 E. Barraque JE 4-0811 LUPO'S SHOE SHOP Since 1922 Shoes Repaired MACK LUPO The Shoe Doctor 1707 Main Congratulations OLAN MILLS THE NATION'S STUDIO PINE BLUFF OFFICE ! MACHINES CO. 121 W. 2nd JE 4-6223 201-203 West 2nd Authorized Underwood Sales, Service Agency McGILLE PRICKETT Paints — Varnishes — Brushes — Gifts JOHNSON SEAHORSE MOTORS WHIZZER MOTORBIKES KODAKS - MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT 728 Main JE 4-5033 RAILSBACK TRACTOR COMPANY FORD FARMING Phone JE 5-5262 Pine Bluff, Ark. EXERCYCLE OF ARKANSAS 1501 SPRING ST. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. 1. Miss Posture, 1963 . . . B. C. 5. Kay, will you please . . . ? 2. Please don't take my picture; I'm shy. 6. Let's test your reflexes. 3. What do you mean, we can't come in? We 7. If we pulled the ladder out now . . . have a reservation. 8. Don't ever let me go! 4. Come back! Come back! 9. One inch in the last five minutes. iMIiijglp || i c'JL 5 lyis ; 1. Won't you come into my parlor? 5. How is your slum clearance project? 2. 1 love to open surprises. 6. Sure, We obey the smoking rule. 3. We beat Central I I ; 7. Wall Flowers. 4. V for Victory. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS From | ) 1 j f STATE STATE FARM FARM j QUALITY PRINTING s s INSURANCE COMPANY, INC. i j 1 newt McCullough j 1 j Phone JE 4-5809 901 Linden AL MORRIS ; ARLISS GRACE ROSCOE BUSH Compliments of Agents For ALLIED VAN LINES JE 5-2021 Congratul SOUTH F 110-112 JE 4-2120 SELMA SCHLOSS JEWELRY GIFTS Where It's Usual to Find the Unusual S H Green Stamps 417 Main BENNY SCALLION AGENCY 120 S. Blake Pine Bluff DERWOOD SMITH'S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE STATION 15th Cherry JE 4-8090 Pine Bluff, Arkansas STANDARD LUMBER CO. Complete Glass Service Auto Glass — Home Glass — Store Fronts Complete Millwork Factory SERVICE SINCE 1901 OR ALMOST 60 YEARS THIS LITTLE BOY HAS BEEN GUIDING THE WIDE AWAKE TIRE BUYERS PINE BLUFF TIRE RUBBER CO. JE 4-2911 ARTHUR J. ARNEY Your General Contractor s I 1507 Ohio JE 4-4321 Pine Bluff, Arkansas THE PERDUE CO., INC. Printing — Lithography — Office Supplies and Equipment QUALIFIED TO DESIGN AND PRODUCE ANY KIND OF PRINTING Publishers of The Zebra For the 26th Consecutive Year 209 West 2nd Pine Bluff, Ark. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS FROM TRULOCK COMPANY Investment Securities Congratulations ARKANSAS PRINTING CO. j WALGREEN Job Printers DRUG CO. Law Briefs Offset Printing Jefferson 1603 State Square JE 4-7202 111 FIFTH AVENUE ARTHUR'S PLACE FOR THE BEST BAR-B-Q PINE BLUFF, ARKANSAS IN TOWN 1901 W. 13th JE 4-9795 Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS H. F. TROTTER, INC Your Ford Dealer TRI-STATE MILL 120 E. 5th JE 5-4321 SUPPLY TAYLOR You Can Find the Portable Typewriter of Your Choice at General Mill Supplies and Machines ELECTRIC CO. W. D. WELLS We Sell and Service Everything Electrical OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 718 Main 627 Main JE 4-4062 Pine Bluff, Ark. 224 Mulberry JE 4-9350 S-(. I WILBUR WEST R. T. ATKINSON J. Graves D. Ashcraft B. Bomar M. Addison ) K. Fadick L. A. Cooper C. Currie R. Benson s s W. A. Manufacturing P. Griffith D. Hunt J. Hartung R. Powell Company P. Phillips J. W. Jones K. Norton N. Rundle MANUFACTURERS OF J. C. West E. Williamson A. Greene Specialized Farm Machinery MRS. WATSON'S 1810 Ohio - JE 4-7420 HOMEROOM s J P. O. Box 52 Pine Bluff, Ark. ! I WE MIGHT NOT BE THE THREE HORSES BUT WE MADE IT ( s 1 BILL RUDOLPH EDDIE McCOLGAN FIRESTONE STORES 213 W. 5th : REAP- JOHNSON FURNITURE COMPANY ! 705 Main DAVID LEVI Pine Bluff, Ark. JE 4-2183 ; JEFFERSON MOTOR ; COMPANY Plymouth — 1 Valiant — | Chrysler — ! Imperial — | Dealer HARRY'S STYLE - QUALITY POPULAR PRICE | For the Entire Family 305 Main JE 4-4134 : CECIL HALE'S AMERICAN STATION Cedar Pullen Pine Bluff 24 HOUR SERVICE JE 4-7502 Flowers For All Occasions LOOMIS FLORAL CO. 316 W. 6th JE 5-0322 OUR BEST WISHES to all GRADUATING SENIORS from SOUTH ARKANSAS' LARGEST FURNITURE STORE (Easy Terms On Any Purchase) DAVIDSON FURNITURE COMPANY 300 Pine JE 5-5120 CONGRATULATIONS from CHEMISTRY HOMEROOM ROBERT T. KIRKWOOD, PROFESSOR-IN-CHARGE OF THE CONFUSED: Parvin Waymack Nan McGeorge Walter Weaver Jay Reeves Randy Raney Jim Foti Gary Huselton Brett Robbs Russell Lambert Sandy Seymour Donna Vandiver Jim Ratliff Dud Shollmier Kay Shell Richard Booth Carroll Falls Gary Ware Sal,y Achorn John Appel Patt Rudder Patt McNulty Dorothy Anne Elsberry BOOSTERS Ace Trfm Shop “■ Allen, K. B., Drive In Shoe Shop Altschuls, F. M., Cigar Co.' M Apache Van Lines - Arkansas Brief Printing Cb. Arkansas Farm Equipment ty . Arkansas Mill Supply — Arkansas Motors, Inc.— Arkansas Oak Flooring” '1 Arkansas Pallet Co. • 3 Arkansas Power and Light Arney, Arthur — Arthur's Place — ♦ ■ Asphalt Materials “ Audrey's Beauty Shop— ‘ Automotive Supply B and J Jewelers WO Bain 6 Hart Cotton Co. — 3 } Barbarotto's — Bates. Paul- 7 Benton, Jim, Oil Co. — tQ . Billy Bell's Men's Store r Black, Wade, Florist — 5 Blass • � 0 Bloom, E. B. F. R., Inc. Borden's Dairy Products Boyce, J. E Agency — . Brewer, Orvis, Auto Service-Broadmoor Essa - - Buckner Realty and Insurance” ” Burk's Barber Shop — klQ Bush Service Center . Capital Typewriter Agency ” r' Carter, Mary, Paint Store— 3 . Central Heating and Air Conditioning-Central Pharmacy S Central Tin Shop ✓ . Central Transformer Chemistry Homeroom Cherry Street Drugs— Cherry Street Econo Wash— -Clark Printers— ■? Cliff's Service Station-, Chief Pontiac — Clothes Closet” 3 Cloth Shop- 5 Coffee Cup ' Cohen's Department Storq , n . Cohen's Fashion Shop • Collier's Cut Rate Drugs — Q Condray Signs — % Conery Drugs — Cooper's Athletic Goods -Covington, Troy, Garage - r Creative Fabrics — Cross Cotton Cumming's Paint and Body Shop ' — Curry's Termite and Pest Control- Dairy Queen — Davidson Furniture • rt Dean's Milk s Dean, Jack, Appliance Center— 3 ' Della's Beauty Shop . Dendy's Donut Shop Dial Pharmacy _ � xj Dierks Dixie Glass Dottle's Fine Foods Dunning's Hobby Shop — i.: (y Elliott Oil Co — 7 Fan-Lee Shop ... Electrical Equipment Foundry Co. 3 Exercycle of Arkansas Farmer's Tractor Equipment - «. Fcstmaer's - . ( Fibber s Paint Body Shop Finkbeiner, Inc. — Fikcs Truck Line Firestone Stores — First Methodist Chutch— Foster Music Co.-Foti's Seed Store -'] Frank's Shoe Store w Froug's Department Store Fuhr School of Business Garnette Mullis Gay Paree Beauty College General Waterworks • Guiespie Produce Co. -Gilmore Lumber Glover's Esso-y q Good Home Confer Green's, Paul, Food Market' Green 6 White Furmture -Greyhound Bus 10 Guaranty Federal Savings Loan Ass'm Guaranty Life Assn. Hale, Cecil, Amoco Station — Hankin's Electric Harpers Station Harry's Department Store w Harry Scallion Agency Hendrix Auto Trim Hewitt Pest Control Home Insurance Agency — s Hood's Furniture . Hood Realty Co. Hope's Barber Shop Hotel Pines A f Hudson Pulp Paper • Huselton's Gulf Station (Seger) Hut. The Hull Building Materials _ Ideal Furniture Co. - . Imperial Bag Implement, Truck and Supply - - International Paper Co. J 6 M Electric Jacob's- Jefferson Abstract Co. Jefferson County Medical, Society £ 1 Jefferson Motor Co.— Jefferson Supply Jeters. Carl Jo-Lynn Shop- Joe's Auto Electric Co. - Joe's Shoe Shop Jones Trulock Realty Co. Joyce's Station KADL— KCLA — , -KOTN— $ Kennedy, W. H- iV Kino Motor Co. -Knucklehead’s Knights Lea's Men's Store “• Lena's Drive In — Leslie Dry Cleaners _ List Laundry Lites, Offie, Studio — ‘ 'T Lites Service Station Locke Plumbing Co. _ Ify Long's Book Store Loomis Floral Co Luft Construction Lupo's Shoe Store McGille Prickett McNew Insurance. Inc. McNew Realty -McDonald's McNulty— J- ; Mac's Minute Market Mad Butcher '1C, Magnolia Cafetena Martin Machinery — Marx, Henry, Men's Store— Matthew's Hardware Store Melton Gulf Means, J. H.. Co. - yV Mulwest )a?ry - f 5'°'° 3 ? Miller Buick V T Modern Cleaners Laundry —, Modem Beauty Shoppe ? Monfee-Blau Animal Clinic - jc; S v 9 ition Co._ ie:M- Morris, Wm., and Cp. -Moseley Cabinet Murray-Hart Drug Co. Mutual of Omaha — a Musgrove's T. V. Repair National Bank of Commerce •' CO National Lanes — AJ.• Nixon Rental Center — Norton Motor Co. 1 Oak Park Animal Clinic — Oak Park Drugs Oak Park Gulf Station— I Oak Park Restaurant r O. K. Ice Cream Candy Co. Offutt Insulation Olan Mills Pearson, Ben, S Penney's— Cj Pepsi Cola—. C Perdue's ,5 Ljl Pine Bluff Awning BlindV Pine Bluff Dry Cleaners Pine Bluff Building Material Pine Bluff Fabric Center 1 Pine Bluff Glass Co. Ij.f Pine Bluff Office Machine Pine Bluff Sand Gravel— t Pine Bluff Tire Rubber Co.J — _ Plantation Embers-' 7 Z Planters Cotton Oil Mill Primm's Homeroom Pnmm Texaco Puddephatt Shade' 6 F Pudin Co. loor Covering Quality Bakery 7 Quality Printing — ! Railsback Tractor Co. Raley's Furniture C Raley's House of Music -Razorkack Stores Reap-Johnson Furniture Store — - ? , Red Line Transfer 5, Storage Co.' Rich's Drive-In ‘ Riley Butane— Robinson, Ralph 6. Son, Mortuary ” Rose Oil Co. i1, Roy Rodgers Army Store Scallion Brothers f Scarbrough Motors w Sears. Roebuck Co.— Selma Schloss —’ Shainberg's ” 3L Shell. Radio T. V. Shepherd Florist' Shollmier Shop, The -Silbernagel Co. Simmons First National Bank - U Smart Chevrolet — AT Smith, J. W., Sales Service Smith. T. V. Smith Mobile Smith Paper Products r Snack Sack South Funeral Home t-Southeast Construction Co.- 0 Southern Coffee Mills Southern Federal-Southsid9 Lumber 2 Sperry and Hutchinsdn •- - 1 Spillyard's Drugs Spillyard's Esso — i Spurlock Body Paint Shop____lLl Stacy's Standard Lumber - State Farm Mutual -1 Stewart Building Supplies -Sunbeam — 7 Taylor Co. ' Taylor Electric Co. — — Three Horsemen. The Tri-State Mill Supply Trotter, H. F. — v T T Trulock and Co. • -------- Varco Steel — Lu. Vining, Fred, Jewelers W A Manfacturing Co. ■ •- ' Walgreen's Jefferson Square — Watson's Homeroom Weingarten's - Wells, W. D., Office Supply— Westall Service Co.— 4. We Made It. The Williams, Buck, Conoco Station - Young's Laundry and Cleaners- As we go up these steps And down them for the last time. We will always remember . . . Being 1962 football champions of Arkansas, The five minute periods, the Last assembly, and finally the last bell. But most of all, we will remember Our classmates in the class of 1963. . -% '4 • v ' ‘ S ifclTTi ££ gggS � qERrS J •5sx;. K £•- 'r -v . « •• p ssn r . • ■ saH 'Sin- - ™«g A gSfiXHrs 1 l ; ¥ZjX aiSQiSSS “A 'US u«t‘ m p’Srr. v - V ■ . ;' .'. ( c ’ «L- 9%j| ? ?. ' T ' V,)■ IrgV 3A. .rf' - .', ?■ V' V . - ' 3' - ----- rji . « ■ ■ . . « � • • 1 --3f 5-ut .1 a - flBJK'-1 x Vf an vl? Ir'jK v 'A W •« «’« « v ; v� .- r -� V r .. 2 ’ Asii - jp« an .f - -c is - -• .«� • .- ' .vSSS • «4| «fcV „ • ; « rur • - r- - % - _ � vr ' • 3 ' gf - T� £