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

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Student Council Leads the Way Fifties’ Day, a bonfire at Homecoming, a talent show, printing the student directory, a clean-up campaign — all these activities have kept the Student Council very busy this year. Representatives from each homeroom attended the weekly meetings led by President Neil Clemmons. Other officers included Karen Johnson, vice-president; Jacquc Wright, secretary; and Kathy Keech, treasurer. Mrs. Raybclla Settle served her second year as sponsor of the council. To qualify for a position on the council, a pupil must display exemplary conduct and have a C or better average in seventy-five per cent of his classes, with no Fs.” The PBHS Student Council, established in 1913, is the oldest student government association in Arkansas. This year, the Student Council strove toward its main purpose of serving as a forum for expression of student opinion. A Mrs. Settle devotes much time to the the Student Council. t Front row, 1 to r: Melissa Perdue, Rosie Jones, James Thompson, Barbara Hazclip, Cara Lee Nichols, Trudy Wiggins, Michele Edwards, Pam Isbell, Consuela Tortorich. Row 2: Barbara Bradford, Kathleen Riggs, Rita Thompson, Debbie McDaniels, Teresa Wineland, Carolyn Byrd, Taralou Bluckcr, Judy Halbert, Kathy Nicholson, Michelle Skrabanek. Row 3: Cynthia Price, Leslie Hall, Dacia Lybrand, Michelle McGehec, Cathy Spain. Sharron Hughes, Joyce Henderson, Daphne Flowers, Reid Pierce. Row 4: Richard Taylor. Frank Griffin. Beth Rudy. Tommy Priakos, Thomas Burl. Robert Wells, Marvell Turner, Barbara Drumgoole, Judy Henderson. 22

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Walk together, talk together...” Kathy with her American family. Kathy and Katie AFS Students Coming and Going To be a good Christian and to live a happy life were the goals of Kathy Nicholson, the AFS exchange student to PBHS this year. Kathy came to Pine Bluff from Punchbowl, Australia, a suburb of Sydney. Kathy displayed much enthusiasm for school activities, and PBHS students found her to be friendly and out-going. The courses she was enrolled in were biology, American history, typing, public speaking, discussion and debate. Landmarks of Literature, and dramatics. She was also a member of the ZEBRA staff. Kathy lived with the Edward Lazcar family at 2425 Pine Hill Drive. From June through August, 1973, Teresa Wincland went to East Maitland, New South Wales, Australia, with the AFS program. Teresa lived with the Dr. Kevin Bourkc family while attending school. She studied science, math, English, economics, and modern history. The school system, snow in July, and cars on the left side of the road were among the things that Teresa found different. The high points of her stay were a tour of the Sydney Opera House, a trip to the Snowy Mountains, and a visit to Canberra, the capital city of Australia. When in Australia, do as the Aussies do. 21

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Student Council in Action 'They don’t call me ’Foxy’ for nothing!' Student Council supports the local Fire Department.