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

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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.

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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.

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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.