Pineville High School - Kepi Yearbook (Pineville, LA)

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4-H Club The 4-H Club, whose four H’s stand for head, heart, hands, and health, is always trying to make the best things better. Pineville’s club is a member of the national organization. the purposes of which are to promote better thinking, to foster greater loyalty, and to increase one's ability to produce good farm products. Club sponsors are Miss Dorothy Dillion and Mr. H. H. Annison. First row: Pat Breland, President: Gloria Conner, Secretary; Bill Moore, Vice President. Second row: Slocum, Simmons, Slocum. Stott. Baker, Harper, Schneider, Clements, Taylor. Gailhrcath. Humphries, Allen. Cole. Sprout. McBurney, Wendorf, Estes. Third row: Stephens, Taylor, Migues. Daniels, Hingst, Hayes, McCann. Sexton. Kces. McKenzie. F rench Club “Comment allez-vous?” In the Pineville French Club this phrase is common among its mademoiselles and monsieurs. The club not only broadens its knowledge of the French people and their language but also learns the history and customs of France. This club sponsored by Miss Conerly limits its membership to those who have had a year or more of French. First row: Maureen Gremillion, Joanne Elliott, Barbara McKenzie, Gary Hayes, Vice President; Gail Cassady, President; Kenneth Ellis, Secretary; John Hickey, Ann Class, Tommy Fridge. Second row: Mary Seidl, Naomi Brown, Audrey Bryant. Dorothy Lane, Edgar Bonnette. Harris Shapiro, Dan Crooks, Treasurer; Carole Scheffer, Juanita Newton, Patsy Ray, Janey Burgess.

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 F.N.A. The Future Nurses of America sponsored by the Women’s Medical Auxiliary bands together students who are interested in the nursing profession. Guest medical speakers are often invited to the monthly meetings. A-inong the projects planned for this year are a first aid course and a tour of a local hospital. First row: Velma Sowers, Secretary; Margaret Brister. President; Nancy Disney, Reporter. Second row: Glenda Gray, Ruth Stagg, Doris Cheek, Joanne Needham, Mary Hyde, Ivanell Coleman. Emma Henderson. Third row: Cloeann McDowell. Leona Hazlewood, Moilic Williams. Betty Kolb, Kathryn Crooks, Sharon Booty. Linda Crawford. Carol Nalley, Kathleen Brister, Marleen Brister. Norma Branch. Patsy Breeding. Alice Farmer, Beverly Nichols. Fourth row: Betty Hurst, Margaret Smith, Peggy Peart, Doris Polmesil, Jean Potmesil, Mary Walker, Jeannette McDowell, Mary Nugent. I | it 41 FiYst row: Carole Scheffer, Vice President; Betty Krist, Parliamentarian; Betty Nugent, President; Betty Prochaska. Secretary; Nelda Willet, Treasurer; Murrell Price, Reporter. Second row: Nancy Smith, Dolly Pace, Billie Martin. Bcnnievee Butler, Joy Bailey, Mary Boggs. Stella Holmes. Third row: Jeannette Fonner. Sylvia Ober, Patsy Dear, Mary Edwards, Martha Gayle Beall, Jarrell Springer. Martha Barber. Marion McCaa, Marilyn Hale, Donna Conn, Dhale Fulton, Jamie Edwards, Loyce Hale. F.T.A. Pineville’s chapter of the Future Teachers of America is a national and state organization named for Miss lassie Moore, the club sponsor. Its aim is to familiarize interested students with the teaching profession and to introduce to them some of the many problems they, as teachers will someday face. Often at their meeting guest speakers discuss with them the many different fields in which they may teach.

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Senior Hi-Y The Senior Hi-Y sponsored by Mr. Hutchinson has as their pledge “to create, maintain, and to extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian Character.” The requirements for membership are clean speech, athletics, living, and scholarship. The hoys endeavor to put these concepts into practical use. Hi-Y is an international organization composed of boys who are outstanding in their respective schools. Gary Hays, Jim Breeding. James Williams, David Kimball, Vice President; Taylor McNeel, President; Buddy Campbell. Secretary; Cecil Baggio. Ronnie McKenzie. Ronnie Mount. Second row: Bruce Parker, William Ford. Jimmy McKenzie, Ellis McDowell, Louie Leatherman, Bill Farrar, Kdward Branch, Mr. Hutchinson. Sponsor. ----------------------- i--—A ■in amm a- jUByU Junior Hi-Y The Junior Hi-Y sponsored by the Y.M.C.A. is a school service organization whose purpose is building character. Eighth and ninth graders are eligible for membership. The faculty sponsor, Mr. Hilbum, helps the club to achieve its aims of high standards throughout the school and community. First row: Gerald Beasley, Bobby Stephens, John Bessonette, Max Doyle Williamson. Charles Stepp, Richard Coleman. W'arren Schaffer. Roy Farmer, Mr. Hilburn. Second row: Charles Simmons, Frank Sanders. Charles Wilson. Douglas Nugent. Larry Don Kirkland. Hymie Bradford. Charles Blaisdell.