Pineville High School - Kepi Yearbook (Pineville, LA)

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Y-Teen Participating in the activities of a well-rounded, character building organization, the junior members of the Young Women's Christian Association have played and will continue to play a vital part in the future of their community and nation. They assist in numerous civic projects, “adopt a tContinued on Page 65) Tivelflh Grade Y-Teens Seated: Mary Hyde, President; Patsy Butler, Vice President; Elizabeth Miller, Secretary’; Nell Guillot, Treasurer. Standing: Dolly Pace, Joanne Needham. Nancy Smith. Mary- Marshall. Velma Lou Sowers. Jo Ann Elliot, Gail Cassady. Ann Hollingsworth. Eleventh Grade Y-Teens Seated: Doris Almgren. President; Sylvia Oher, Vice President; Bcnnievee Butler, Secretary; Betty Krist. Treasurer: Jeannette Fonner. Kneeling: Nancy Disney, Pat Dear. Billie Martin, Sue Rand, Mary Driggers, Jo Yvonne McCann. Standing: Donna Conn. Marion McCaa, Marilyn Hale, Glenda Gray, Martha Barber, Mary Edwards.

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Key Club The Key Club, sponsored by the Pineville Kiwanis Club is a service organization composed of boys from the Senior, Junior and Sophomore grades who have ! een selected on a basis of leadership, scholarship, and character. The club's goals are to develop initiative and leadership, to provide experience in living and working together, and to accept and promote the adoption of higher social, business, and professional standards. 41 First row: Paul Rogers, President; Jesse Doyle. Vice President; James Stagg. Secretary; Walker Schaffer, Treasurer. Second row: Sonny Hutton. Eddie Leatherman. Jimmy Rogers. Ted McDaniel, Robert Porter. Charles Davis. Third row: Jack Eldred. James Williams. Clen Fairbanks. Carl Lusted. Billy Forrest, Taylor McNeel, William Ford. C. L. Miller. Kenneth Allen. Press Club This club is composed of representatives from all the clubs in school. Throughout the year the members strive to keep Pineville citizens informed on the news of Pineville High. Their writings, published as “Pineville High Notes ’ in the Pineville News and the Town Talk, record our school life. The Press Club sponsored by Mrs. Moore encourages the development of journalistic skill among its members by giving them practical experience. First row: Joanne Needham. Editor-inChief; Betty June Prochaska. Assistant Editor; Geraldine Lachney. Typist; Janice Lonsberry, Typist. Second row: Betty Hurst. Emma I.ou Henderson. Cloc-ann McDowell. Betty Nugent, Pat Breland. Third row: David Kimball; Margie McDaniel, Norene Richey. Stella Holmes. Peggy O'Neal. Velma Lou Sowers Mary Edwards, Dhale Fulton, Murrell Price. Fourth row: Jesse Doyle, Sonny Hutton. John Loper, Sylvia Ober, Barbara McKenzie. Leona Hazlewood, Alice Farmer.

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Organiza- tions- (Continued from Cage 64) needy family at Christmas time, and participate in the annual Y-Teen and Hi-Y Sunrise Easter Pageant. “The Dawning.” At meetings they work on worthwhile service projects, fun-filled parties, and simple devotionals— all striving to break down the harriers of prejudice. Tenth Grade Y-Teens Seated: Jackie Ryder. President; Ann Deen. Vice President; Ann Chaffin. Alice O'Neal. Secretary; Bobbie Sue Cross, Miriam LaCombe. Kneeling: Earlene Morris. Margie McDaniel. I.anelle Hale, Joyce DeWitt, Norene Richey, Gaynell Simmons, Pat Breland. Standing: Stella Holmes. Loyce Hale, Wanda Washington, Dhale Fulton. Jamie Edwards, Bettie Beasley. Pat Nugent. Ginny Meeker, Becky Flournoy. Ninth Grade Y-Teens Betty Hurst, President; Alice Farmer, Vice President; Margaret Hickman. Secretary; Cloeann McDowell, Treasurer; Linda Greene. Kneeling: Leona Hazlewood, Sue Cheek. Linda Crawford. Peggy Cassady, Ina Bonnette, Sylvia Brossett, Mollie Williams. Standing: Marleen Brister, Norma Branch. Frances Ford. Sharon Booty, Karen Lindsey. Kathleen Brister. Gayle Benedict. Patsy Breeding. ■■■