Pineville High School - Kepi Yearbook (Pineville, LA)

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 Queen Honored PEBRA KAY BOYCE 1971 BASKETBALL QUEEN Flanked by admirers Scott Rucker and Polly Anne Shipp. Queen Debbie seems overjoyed with being elected the new queen. 47

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71 Baakefball EIGHT GIRLS RECEIVED the honor of making up the 1971 Basketball Court. Selected by the various homerooms these eight girls were chosen on the basis of their participation and support given to the Rebel basketball team. Menard was the victim as Pineville pulled in another district win among anxious fans. The basketball team chose their cjueen and IXbbie Boyce, senior and varsity cheerleader, was the one to receive the high honor. Dianne Nugent, junior and varsity cheerleader, was elected as her maid of honor. Maid of Honor. Diane Nugent, and her escort Mike Price SF.ATF.D: Debbie Boyce, Colynda Hayes, Phyllis Kecs, Eva I-aBorde, Dianne Nugent. Kay Nugent. Molly Stagg. Marla Willett. SECOND ROW Jan Tullos, Dave Hathorn, Gordon Daniels, Bobby Tullos, Mike Price, Mike Williford, Duke Allgood. Lance NX illiford. 46

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 COME FLY WITH me is just one of the witty things said by Kay Nugent and Charles Parsons Kay was chosen Maid of Honor at Pincvillc High this year and has been a member of the Rebel band for 3 years. Charles was a member of the Rebel football team this year and was elected to the position of Chief-of-Staff. Often heard by the boy and girl with the most school spirit, Debbie Bovce and Willie White, is Light my Fire.” Debbie, 1971 Basketball Sweetheart, is a varsity cheerleader. Willie, FHA Beau, played on the Rebel football team. One will never find l.ibba Asher and Joe Galle up a creek. Selected as Most Dependable, Libba is Business Manager of the YA-HOO. Booster captain, and a member of Who’s Who. Joe is editor of the YA HOO and a member of Who’s Who. Always open to the Most Likely to Succeed is the door to opportunity. Penny Darby, member of NHS, is an active participant in the Rebel band. Also active in the band is Jet Clubber Marvin Goodgame. Selected as Prettiest girl and Most Handsome boy were Eva LaBorde and Bobby Tullos. Eva, Booster officer, was selected as the 1971 Homecoming Queen. Bobby, president of Key Club, is a player on the Rebel basketball team. Out on a Limb is the position Lynn Bennett and Russell Futrell often find themselves in as Most Candid. Lynn, a member of Who’s Who. is editor of the Kepi. Russell, Key Clubber, also serves as assistant editor of the KEPI. Light my fire' Outstanding Personalities Row, Row, Ro 48