Pineville High School - Kepi Yearbook (Pineville, LA)

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 Reading from left: Evelyn Vicknair, Business Manager; Mrs. Skeels. Sponsor; Frances Fairbanks, Business Manager. Ya-Hoo’s - Just a dime. Seated: Sylvia Patterson, Exchange Manager. Standing: Carolyn Swain. Betty Smith, Martha Smith, advertising manager; Pat Robertson. Interesting?

Page 88 text:

X a-Jioo Staffs The Ya-Hoo, our school newspaper, was named for the original Rebel YelL Students, interested in journalism, compose the staffs. Duties included are selling ads, writing news, sports, and feature stories, planning lay-outs, proofreading, and selling the paper. The election of Rebel Officers is sponsored by the Ya-Hoo each year. Working with the students are Miss Conerly, Mrs. Skeels and Mrs. Cox. Elaine Guinn, Associate Editor; Miss Conerly, Sponsor; Billy Prochaska, Editor. Trying to beat the deadline. FEATURES NEWS Jeanne Kramel, Betty White, Kenneth Scroggs, Robert Corley, Elaine Guinn. Sarah Troquille, Alice Farmer, Alice Graham, Betty Hurst. Standing: Diane Edwards, Patricia Petrus, Barbara Floyd, Carolyn Christoffel. SPORTS Dave Taylor, Jim Bailey. Raymond Slusher, Bobby Prochaska.

Page 90 text:

 First row. left to right: Isabelle Wilmoth, Linda Nall, Virginia Stagg, Norma Branch, Marleen Brister. Second row: Pat Breeding. Carolyn Sparks, Mary Clements, Mary Stagg, Bonnie Smith, Glenda McCann. Third row: Carolyn Swain, Barbara Floyd, Caroline lies, Barbara Burrell, Carole Clark, Halaine Kees. Fourth row: Kathleen Brister, Sylvia Patterson, Rita Wilson, Martha Loper, Pat Collins. Jackie Fairchild. Fifth row: Barbara Estes, Lindy Smith, Frances Fairbanks, Polly Ford, Fanny Hathorn, Judy Jenkins. boosters Girls, with at least a C average, compose the Pinevllle Booster Squad. Forming an organized squad for all football games, selling season football and basketball tickets, attending basketball games, sponsor ing Homecoming and helping in community projects are only a few of the activities of these staunch supporters of Pineville High School. Miss Stafford, the sponsor, devotes many hours to these girls as she trains them for half time shows, chaperons them to each out-of-town game, takes them on one special trip for pleasure and sees that each girl learns not only how to cooperate, but also how to have fun. Don't forget, girls! Talking and gum-chewing NOW mean extra hours of marching.