Pineville High School - Kepi Yearbook (Pineville, LA)

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Gov't and Jets [develop Citizens STUDENTS INTERESTED IN our local and national government make up the Government club. Their main goal is to develop an interest of government in the students by various means. One of their effective ways has been through personally-directed qucstionaircs concerning current issues. Those students who have cultivated an interest in the broader forms of science and physics make up Jets. They perform various experiments and projects through individual or group work. Idl JETS CLUB: FIRST ROW: Steve Ellis. David McMillan. Mary Barnes. SECOND ROW: Jerrell Clark. Stan Morrison, Jeff Goodgame, Charlie Barrett. THIRD ROW: Jerry Cripps. Randy Harper, David Gunter. Wayne Williams. FOURTH ROW: Duval Lawrence, Jimmy Weatherford, Sylvia Fisher, Marvin Goodgame. Joe Funderberk. GARY CROWE, while under intense interrogation by Pineville High’s political wizard, tries to share his misfortune with quiet unassuming Cody Hickox. GOVERNMENT CLUB FIRST ROW: President; Russell Futrell, Vice President; Carey Alsup. Secretary; Dave Hathorn, Treasurer; David Gatlin, Program Chairman; Donna Brodhead. SECOND ROW: Lisa Lambard, Joycclin Lcckie, Virginia Parshall. Penny Darby, Deon Johnson, Libba Asher, Lynn Bennett. THIRD ROW: Charles Parson, Don Barker, Cody Hickox. Gary Crowe, Bobby Tullos. 54

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Qfudenf Council Qerves Qchoo! STUDENT C'OUNCll FIRST ROW Sissy IaCour Jamie Simpson. Edic Calhoun, Liz Bass. Alan Mobley. Darccllc Vermillion. Kathy Lanoue, Rita Asher. Lorie Stehr. Jeanette Jarrell. SECOND ROW: Janie Ingram. Rose Mary Robinson. Jason Soocer. Jeff Galle. Patricia Smith Kathy Hayes.. Marla, V xJa. Cathy Cummings. True Dcvillc. Gcorgic Moreau. Sha'ron Bonds. THIRD ROW: Johnny Belgard. Bill Wolfe. Charles Darnels, Robert Tuma. Carey Alsup. Russell Futrell, Ricky Black. George Lippe. Tim Scroggs. Matt Merchant. John Frazier. B.ll Matthews. Just.n Hmckley. LEADING PINEVILI.H High School in many of its endeavors is its Student Council. Under the guidance of Mr. Capped, the Student Council works extra hard to improve the school’s standards. One of the obvious results of their hard work was the passing of the new school dress ccxle allowing girls to wear pants suits to school. The Student Council also carries on several other projects including the selling of Christmas cards and sjx nsoring of various school elections. Representatives arc elected from each homeroom at the beginning of the school year. They are elected on the basis of scholarship and leadership.

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Pitot Students Well Represent PHQ PILOT STUDENTS — FIRST ROW: Lynn Bennett. Gay Sontag, Patti Grover. SECOND ROW: Nat Thomas. Bobby Tullos, Carey Alsup. THE PILOT PROGRAM is designed to assist those students wishing to start early in their college work. Through this program pilot students can actually attend college before-becoming a senior and receive credit for their work. The only limitations are that the student must have completed his junior year with better-than-average grades. He is allowed to take only six hours per session of courses offered to college freshmen. AWAITING CLASSES at L.C. arc Gay Sontag. Bobby Tullos and Cary Alsup. 55