Pineville High School - Kepi Yearbook (Pineville, LA)

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 BUSINESS STAFF—Seated: Frankie Kolb. Maureen Cremillion, Glenda Gray. Joanne Neednam. Standing: Jack Cunningham. Raymond Robertson. Buddy Campbell. SPONSORS—Mrs. Skecls, Miss Conerly. Mrs. Tooke.

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JfoTT kcW Tfdtt. the Pineville High School STAFF—Seated: Ann Hollingsworth. Bennievec Burler, Barbara McKenzie, Martha Christ-nffel. Ginny Meeker, Stella Holmes. Standing, first row: “Sonny” Hutton, Alice Farmer. Ann Minard, Pat Dear, Sylvia 0! er, Lucille Wilson, Eddie Leatherman. Second row. Jimmy Rogers. Jamie Edwards. Gone Beaver. Blanchard Carroll. Gail Cassady. Study of Government Made by Five Students Attending Pelican State Five students represented Pine- ille High at the annual Girl and Boy Pelican States held on the :ampus of L. S, U. in Baton Rouge. Those attending Boy’s State August 10-18 were Robert Porter, Ted McDaniel and W. H. Reynolds. Mary Hyde and Dolly face represented our school at Pelican Girl’s State August 20-28. The purpose of Pelican State is to teach local, Parish and state government to high school students who desire to learn more about U, Students 'rom schools all over the state gather here each year for eight days of work, study and fun. This large group is divided into cities with approximately 40 in each city. Ya Hoo Reporter Visits Fire Area Responding to whispered instructions, “Go be a reporter and see what’s happening”, I witnessed the fire last Thursday that burned along the Kansas City Southern railroad tracks for one mile from the Old Marksville Road back of Louisiana College to the edge of the P. H. S. football field. Lack of oU at the hub of the wheel of a diesel freight train created a “hot box” from which sparks flew as train men were cleaning it. That was the cause of the blase. Henry Terrell; a sophomore, and Miss Lessie Moore were the firs to realize the extent of the fir and turn in the alarm around 11:30 A. M. The hills of dirt on the edge of the field, formed by removing the dirt for the railroad bed, or by leveling off the school ground, were covered with Waring scrub oak and tall grass. B.MlJI Students Attend Leadership Meet Mid Term Examinations With mid-term examinations starting Januai will study harder than we have all year. Is this Beth Blackburn, Patsy BOtlec hhve kept up with our work all semester, a fey Ann Hollingsworth and Joanne will refresh mir mind nd u« nf » Needham n High School Conference 2 Rouge, Louij The next t M. with timj cleaning, ea class schedul to 11:30 A. N to 3:00 P. Mj erds, plays,! game nighta ent show nj activities at Classes in in the Gym-Blackburn ] .munity sing ies and lead es. She and bers gave s games were played with prizes for I lack of nppAJcauon. Students frequently give % winners and refreshments were term “flunker’s complex”, a feeling that Ac cannd served. Her class learned new can be overcome by intelligent application. If 1 sports, held tournaments, spon-1 fail mid-feon win overcome this complex and A sored a gymnasium night and their Aattt, i txf auto of final test . EDITORS—Belly Ruth Nugent. Editor: Mary Edward . Assistant Editor.

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Chorus GIRLS TRIO HOYS QUARTET First row: Hollingsworth. Guillot, Smith. Pace. Blackburn. Richey, Glass, MeBurney, Minimi. Deen, Edwards. Second row: Butler, DeWitt, Ryder, Cross, Kirkham, O’Neal. McCann, Miller. Herrin, Williams, Crooks. Third row: Howard, Simmons. Elliot, Cassady. Boggs, Beasley, Stagg. Smith. Nugent. Conner, Johnson, MeBurney. Almgren. Fourth row: Stagg. Jowers, McKenzie, Russum, Colvin, Coleman, Ward. Kolb. Poe. Bailey. Brosselt, Foto, Boyce, Lachney, Marshall. Fifth row: Rivet, Kimball. Springer. Parnell. Ferrier, Scarborough, Corley, Robertson, Forrest. Graham. Farrar. Lachney. Porter, Gallant. MIXED QUARTET GIRLS ENSEMBLE