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

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Language Classes Involve Students Have you read a good mystery? The Modern Language Department includes Spanish I, II, III. and IV, French I, II, III, and Latin I. II. and III. Each of these provided outside activities for students. The Spanish Club was involved in a project each nine weeks. They took field trips to the Casa Bonita and the Art Centers in Little Rock and Pine Bluff. The Pan American Day is the major activities day for the Spanish Club. The French Club visited an exhibit of famous French paintings in Little Rock, held a Christmas party, had a coffee hour before school, collected bottles to raise money and took plants to nursing homes. Selected French students went to UALR in February for a Festival Day and again in April to compete in the National French Test. MRS. LENA HOLLIMON Latin I. II, III, Fundamental Grammar MRS. MARY KEECH French I. II. Ill MRS. DONNA KELLY Spanish I MRS. MARY PRIMM Spanish III. IV JAMES UNDERWOOD Spanish II 25

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MRS. DORIS MORGAN Basic Language Skills. Landmarks of Literature. Journalism, Pine Cone MRS. ETOYLE MOUSER Basic Language Skills, Creative Writing, Winged Zebra MRS. JUNE NICHOL English Literature. Humanities MRS. SHELBY NICHOLS Fundamental Grammar, American Literature MRS. RUTH ROBERTS Advanced Grammar, Fundamental Grammar, Zebra MRS. MOT SPENCER English Literature, Basic Language Skills MRS. MARY ANN STAFFORD English II, Humanities PERCELL STIGGER English II MRS. CARYL JOY YOUNG English II Do you understand now?

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JERREL BOAST Physics, Geometry OTIS BROWN Geometry, Consumer Mathematics. Study Hall MRS. BOBBIE COKER Geometry MRS. MARTHA DAY Geometry. Business Mathematics MRS. KATHLEEN JEFFERSON Consumers Mathematics MRS. MAJORIE KIRBY Algebra II, Consumer Mathematics Mathematics Department Encourages Thinking Mrs. Watson, Chairman of the Mathematics Department, said, Mathematics encourages critical thinking and scientific maturity. It serves as an art form: it is useful in automation, research, and advancement, and it helps people understand the world about them. The department offered Consumer Mathematics. Algebra I and II, Geometry, and Trigonometry. The emphasis in the Department was on the fundamental concepts in theoretical mathematics, as well as in applied mathematics. 26 Only Mr. Boast understands light No, Craig, you don't understand.