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

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See what happens if you don't study. Large Increase in Biology Classes This year the Science Department has had to make many adjustments because of the increased number of students. Biology classes have increased greatly because, the course was required at Merrill and Southeast, and many of the students didn't know it wasn't required when they registered at PBHS. A remedial biology class was offered for tenth grade students who find biology difficult. Chemistry. Physical Science, and Physics were offered again this year as usual. Tell us. Mrs. Dobbins. COACH JERRY BUSH Physical Science. Athletics ARTHUR GILLARD Chemistry LEE McNEAL Biology COACH ANDREW BUTLER Physical Science, Athletics DOWELL HUDSON Biology MRS. MARJORIE RALEY Biology MRS. MARGARET DOBBINS Physical Science MRS. ORALEE LESLIE Chemistry, Biology MRS. JEWELL WHATLEY Biology

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MRS. PATSY MAUN Algebra I, Consumer Mathematics JESSE RANCIFER Consumer Mathematics. Geometry MRS. RAYBELLA SETTLE Algebra II MAURICE SMITH Algebra I, Consumer Mathematics MRS. MARGARET WATSON Trigonometry COACH DONZELL YOUNG Consumer Mathematics. Athletics 27

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ROLAND BANKS Economics. Problems of CHARLES BRUCE American History MRS. MARIE CHANDLER MRS. REVA DISHONGH Democracy WADE HALL American History World History HAROLD FRANKLIN World History World History. Civics MRS. LYNN HUSELTON Problems of Democracy Mrs. Dishongh, telling it like it was. Social Studies Acquaints Students With Heritage The Social Studies Department offered courses in Civics, World History. American History. Geography, Arkansas His tory, and Problems of Democracy. The objectives of the department, according to Mrs. Dishongh. the department chairman, were, to acquaint the students with their heritage and social problems, accompanied with teaching reading skills, citizenship, and attitudes. A game of Tic-Tac-Toe, maybe?