Pineville High School - Kepi Yearbook (Pineville, LA)

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Key Club Displays Prida of Rinevme HOLDING MEMBERSHIP in the Key Club is considered an honor and achievement by most of the boys at Pineville High School. Key Club is under the guidance of the Pineville Kiwanis Club. Serving as Key Club sponsor is Coach Bobby Rucker. With his helpful advice the Key Club performs various services for our community. Included in their projects for this year was the collecting of Money for the leukemia drive which is sponsored by Danny Thomas each year. KEY CLUB DIXIE DARLINGS: FIRST ROW: Phyllis Kccs. Molly Stagg. Mary Hollidav. Marla Willett SECOND ROW: Marilyn Smith. Eva Laborde. Diane Nugent. THIRD ROW Rhonda Williford. Bet tv Williams. Pam Greer. BOBBY TUI.I.OS leads another meeting of Key Club. KEY CLUB: Pres. — Bobby Tullos. Vicc-Prcs. — Charles Parsons. See. — Russell Futrell. Treas. - Stan Morrison SECOND ROW Bern Boyett. John La-borde. Johnny Belgard. Mike Cammack. l-ancc Williford. Bill Matthews. SECOND ROW. Larry Fctterolf. Dwayne Self. Randy Price. Rusty Murray. Jan Tullos. Duke Allgood. Robert Futrell. Mike Price. Mike Williford. Dave Ilathom, Marvin Goodgamc. 72

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C?E Qtudenie Learn Trade by Experience DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION is a valuable organization to those students planning to enter the business world soon after graduation. The students attend classes half the day and work the other half. To do this they must maintain at least a C” average. TRUE DEVILLE is willing to assist with cleaning and dry-cleaning problems. D.E. CLUB: SEATED, left to right: True I cvillc. Betty Williams, Elaine Duprcy. Liz Davis, Gail Gibbons. Rose Brocato, Pam Mitchell, Sharon Cripps, Theresa Saucier. STANDING: Rickey Brewer, Eugene Fundcraerk, Tim Floyd. Jon McPherson, I-awrencc Butler, Cam G mpton, Mark Baden. Louis Fontana, Robert Bolton, Keith Kitchcll, Preston Kccs, Ronnie Malone. Blaine Craig. 71

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Sr. Y’Tcens, Pres. — Wcslyn Green. Vice Pres. — Eva Laborde, Secretary — Gcorgic Moreau, Treasurer — Rachel Mathcny, Chaplain — Sherrlyn DeLaccrda. ICC. — Marion Nugent. FIRST ROW: Marlene Jarrell, Nancy Jo Thigpen. Barbara Procter. Jill Anders. Darcclle Vermillion. Molly Stagg. Mary Holhdav. Co-lynda Hayes. Janice Deare. SECOND ROW: Debbie Boyce. Susan Spruill, Gay Sontag, Jamie Nugent. Ann McHenry. Phyllis Curry. Sherrill Daniels, Lynn Bennett. THIRD ROW: Vickie Brossctt. Sharon Bonds. Bonnie Hay, Pam Jones. Jenny Adams. Pam Mitchell. Brenda Boone. Sally Hackworth. Cr. Y- Teens Contribute to Community Don Barker, caught in Sr.. Y-Tccns hands out Senior pins. BEING MAINLY a service organization, Y-Tccns is a branch of Young Women’s Christian Organization. The YWCA sets up all the rules and regulations and each club is expected to follow them. The Senior Y-Teens club at Pincville High takes on various projects to do its part in serving the community and proving the standards of each member. PRESIDENT, Wcslyn Green always has the undivided attention of the Y-Tecn members.