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

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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.

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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.

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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.