Neville High School - Monroyan Yearbook (Monroe, LA)

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O BUT . . . behind any winning team, there is much planning and practice. At right, Mr. john Davis and Mr. Luther jones, directors of the famed Neville Band and Tiger- ettes, plan, in minutedetail, all of the features of movement of the individual in a giant half-time show. Through t h e i r leadership, the BAND and TIGERETTES have be- come widely known and recognized throughout this area of the state. And for the PEP SQUAD, few such groups can boast having oc- cupied two columns on page one of the Sunday Q 'Fi

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-sk- PAT RUPLE LEADING THE SPIRIT of the schoo. during the 1953-1954 season, these girl: have shown unceasing loyalty in the worl- they have done. Many of us never realize the work that goes on behind the scene: of pep rallies, bonfires ancl the sign: that line the halls. PAULINE BARRINGER CONNIE PICKERING