Pineville High School - Kepi Yearbook (Pineville, LA)

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Lack of Leadership Hinders Rebs AFTER RECEIVING a pass, Bobby Tullos prepares to make a move on his defender. AS A Lccsville player grabs a rebound, he is confronted by the reaching arms of Dave Hathorn and Bonny Marzctt. TEAM DEFENSE is demonstrated as Duke A good slides down to help Gordon Daniel w ith a Natchitoches player.

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BASKETBALL GAMES GETTING THE ball into the hoop proves to be a difficult task for Duke Allgood as he is confronted by a larger opponent. HUSTLING TO stop a Peabody player's progress, Mike Price protects the baseline. Pinevillc..............45 Pinevillc..............54 Pinevillc..............63 (Rapides) Pinevillc.............61 tourn. Pinevillc.............83 tourn. Pinevillc.............56 Pinevillc..............57 (Tioga) Pinevillc.............50 tourn. Pinevillc.............60 tourn Pinevillc.............65 Pinevillc..............65 Pinevillc............67 ‘Pinevillc.............63 (Pinevillc) ‘Pinevillc.............54 tourn. Pinevillc.............88 Pinevillc............61 ‘Pinevillc.............62 ‘Pinevillc.............56 ‘Pinevillc.............56 ‘Pinevillc.............63 ‘Pinevillc.............51 ‘Pinevillc.............62 ‘Pinevillc.............57 ‘Pineville.............80 ‘Pinevillc.............63 ‘Pinevillc.............57 Pinevillc............55 ‘Pineville.............44 ‘Pinevillc.............71 Bolton..............64 Ash.................58 Rapides.............69 Ash.................59 Plainview...........60 Rapides.............69 Bolton..............52 Buckeye.............42 Tioga...............66 Rapides.............59 Bastrop.............82 Winnfield...........63 Lccsvillc...........77 Marksville..........47 Buckeye.............41 Bastrop.............80 Peabody.............47 Marksville .........31 Natchitoches .......75 Jena.................59 Tioga...............73 Menard..............54 Oakdale.............66 Winnfield....... .47 Lccsvillc....... .52 Peabody.............58 Buckeye.............58 Natchitoches .......60 Jena.................70 ABOUT TO BE fouled. Bill May drives for a lay up. 107

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ALL ALONE, Duke Allgood watches as a Natchitoches player goes up for a shot. FOUR TO ONE are unfair odds, but Bill May does not notice as he shoots a driving lay-up. WHAT WOULD the 1970-71 season be like? What problems would the new district create? These were just two of the many questions on the minds of Coaches Rucker and Kaiser as the Rebels prepared to embark on the 1970-71 campaign. The pressure from being the 1970 AA State Runner-up may have been responsible for the loss of the first three ball games. However, these early losses did not worry the coaches or the team to a great extent, as they felt that the little problems of the first few games could easily lx- ironed out as the season progressed. But to the dismay of everyone, these little problems that continued to crop up were not resolved, causing the Rcbs to play one of the most disappointing seasons in the school's history. What were the reasons for this ruin of a team that had four of its first six back from last season? A person could name-many reasons for this, but basically there are three: the inability to forget their hang-ups,” injuries, and the inability to think and act as a team on the floor. Even though the Rcbs did not play to their potential this year, they never gave up, even when they were eliminated from district contention. STRAINING very hard. Bonny Marzett struggles for a rebound.