Neville High School - Monroyan Yearbook (Monroe, LA)

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Spring Has Traditions of ts Own i Sharon Robinson practices before Talent Show auditions. Mimi Kincaid's dance entertains everyone Spring is an eventful time at Neville. Most of February and March is spent practicing for the Talent Show. The theme for this year's talent show was Tiger Night Live , a parody of the popular TV show, Saturday Night Live . Many talented students-and some not so talented-were anxious to show off their skills in this annual event. The Bengal Beaus, a group of Senior boys who imitate the Bengal Belles, are a traditional attraction at the Talent Show. At the closing of the show, the Bengal Belles danced their last dance of the year. Much hard work and intense preparation went into the show, but the end result proved to be worth the effort. Superstars competition was held in April. Seniors participated in events ranging from Hamburger-eating to softball throwing. The competition was fierce, but the best man and woman finally won the distinguished Superstar trophy. On may 22 the senior class realized a dream that had finally come true-Graduation. It took I2 long years, but the reward was worth the wait. As the gifts poured in from relatives and friends, the seniors were finally able to relax and enjoy the fruits of their labor! -alarm clocks, dictionar- ies, luggage, and for some, new cars and even trips to Europe. 28 x Dr. Seegers traditionally presents diplomas at Graduation

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Students Successfully Shoulder New Responsibilities During their years in high school, students begin to take on more and more responsibility. They are given the chance to participate in their own student governmentf the Student Council. Members of the Student Council have successfully fulfilled their responsibility to their fellow classmates. Not only do they provide a medium between the administration and the student body, but they also plan activities and special events throughout the year, Each month the Student Council recognizes the students who have made substantial contributions to Neville High School. The National Honor Society honors the outstanding teachers who have contributed their time and effort to aid both their students and their school. The 79-80 student body proudly accepted their responsibilities as students, and by working, playing, cheering. and pulling together successfully completed another school year, gig is i X i t t L ',x M s pe P , ,, A Miss Harris was honored as teacher of the month im Kennedy and Jon Bradford await their turn to make schedule changes. Kerrin Brown calls home to verify an excuse. V 6K !'.'! . ,f W 5 .. Molly Saterfield speaks with Miss Douciere about her classes. Amy Culp assures Mr. McGough th it this: 30 her first tardy slip. gy A