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

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7 Pine Bluff Update The First Lady. Rosalyn Carter speaks to an assembly gathered at the old railroad depot to honor women in volunteer organizations. Arkansas Governor. Bill Clinton takes time out of his busy schedule to address the people of Pine Bluff.

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Pine Bluff Update Take time out of the rigorous routine of daily life and look around at the city of Pine Bluff. Then ask yourself — How has this city changed within the past decade? There are so many possible answers that one does not know where to begin. New buildings the Pine Bluff Convention Center a remodeled Court House new shopping centers. provide us with some physical changes. Their architec- tural structure shows that Pine Bluff is really up-to-date. Our farming community has grown into an industrial and business oriented city over the past ten years, as seen in downtown Pine Bluff and the Port of Pine Bluff. We can satisfy our cultural needs by visiting the Pine Bluff Public Library, the Arts and Science Center, Black Dog Crafts Day, or by attending any of the numerous Com- munity Concerts. The beaches at the Regional Park and annual air show at Grider Field help supplement our need for after school fun. Pine Bluff really provides for her people! A visit by such dignitaries as Mrs. Rosalyn Carter and the Governor of Arkansas, Bill Clinton, finished off the decade in a style worthy of the city and its people. 6 Pine Bluff Update

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STUDENT LIFE UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE Pine Bluff High School students come in all shapes and sizes. No two students look exactly alike, unless they happen to be identical twins. For all the many different looks there are just as many different likes and dislikes. Some students - namely girls, enjoy shopping. Others enjoy outdoor sports; such as, hunting, fishing, horseback riding, swimming, and skiing. Disco dancing, dragging Cherry Street, and roller skating help to fill the weekend evenings when there are no football or basketball games. In addition to the time spent on these activities, much of the students’ time is spent on the campus. Going to classes, doing homework, studying in the Media Center, and conversing with friends, all a part of everyday life at P.B.H.S. Each student does his own thing. Some sit in class every day and listen to a teacher lecture while others make use of their hands in a class such as Auto Mechanics or Woodworking. Regardless of how they spend their time on campus, they are learning and experiencing new things every day. Let’s UPDATE on student life. Blinded by the light. Students find time to chat in the parking lot before the day's activities begin.