Pineville High School - Kepi Yearbook (Pineville, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1957 volume:

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S' VIRGINIA STAGG - Editor KATHERYN CARROLL - Assistant Editor Volume V vv yTpp5 l line. b Any year in Dixie is characterized by lovely girls, handsome boys, and outstanding young people who carry on the traditions of gentility, personality, intelligence, and graciousness for which the South has long been known. We of Pineville High are pleased to feature these of our number who have been selected by the students or the faculty who best represent these traditional qualities. Homecoming Court, left to right: Polly Ford, Maid of Honor; Betty Hurst, Frances Ford. Standing: Millie Wendorf, Queen; Ruth Glass, Marleen Brister, and Frances Fairbanks. Campus Queen and Kebel Qeneral favorites and Kebel Officers Sweethearts Kest All-Round Campus Personalities Momecoming FRANCES KEES Campus Queen A Sjfz ' ep u cl £ cy ■yf . cAC ccp t t j£v Ui.’y Z+-A y � • JIM BAILEY Rebel General Campus favorites BETTY HURST BOBBIE SUE WILSON Maid-of-Honor HYMIE BRADFORD CARLENE BAKER Key Club Sweetheart Counter clockwise; Cynthia Knight, Queen; Martha Smith, Elizabeth Sloane, Linda Cailleteau, and Beverly Peart. Officers, left to right: Dave Taylor, Jerry Harris, Dick Breeding, Skipper Scallan, and Hymie Bradford. At right: Dave Taylor, president, presented Sweetheart Cynthia a bouquet of red roses. Those present danced to the strains of the Herman Scallan orchestra. Sweethearts of P. M. S. Sweetheart Mean A Valentine Dance was held in honor of the Key Club Sweetheart. She was elected by the members of the Key Club and her identity was revealed at the dance. ?. M. J. and Hand Sweetheart Chosen by the band to be Band Sweetheart this year was Margaret Hickman. Artie Estes and Lindy Smith were selected the Beau and Sweetheart of the F.H. A. Rest Ad-Round Senior ft'ey and Qirb ftest Ad-Round junior ftoy and Qirl KATHLEEN and MARLEEN BRISTER ROBERT CORLEY GARY CORLEY MARTHA SMITH Rest Jill-Round Sophomore Boy and Qirl CRAVEN JOHN ADAMS Rest All-Round freshman Roy and Qirl HALAINE KEES BUDDY MALONE DICKIE SCALLAN-Cutest Boy CAROL DURHAM-Cutest Girl SHERMAN HUE? MAN-Most Dependable boy V RG N A ST AGG-Most Dependable GVxl RICHARD COLEMAN-Moat Talented Roy E RANGES KEES-Mc t Talented Glxl FRANCES KEES-Prettiest Gill TVMMT bAUET - best- ooV n% boy FRANCES K EES-Most Likeable Girl CHARLES O’BAN ION-Most Likeable Boy Personalities JOHN BESSON ETT-Most Talkative Boy RUTH GLASS-Most Talkative Girl DIANE HARTER- Wittiest Girl CHARLES O’BANION- Wittiest Boy Senior Most Likely To Succeed VIRGINIA STAGG-ROBERT CORLEY MILLIE DON WENDORF Momecoming Queen Mr. Sidney Townsend. Frances Fairbanks. Ruth Glass. Betty Hurst. MilUe Don Wendorf. Queen; Polly Ford. Maid of Honor; Frances Ford, Marleen Brister, Christy Keeth, crown bearer. Millie Was “Queen for a Day” A year in Dixie for the Rebels always includes Homecoming. Having sold the most football season tickets, Millie Don Wendorf reigned over the Winnfield game as Queen. Maid of Honor was Polly Ford. Escorting the Homecoming Court members onto the field were members of the football team. The theme of the Homecoming show was Queen For a Day and featured the crowning of Millie as Queen. Mr. Sidney Townsend, assistant principal of Pineville High School, performed the ceremony. Christy Keeth, daughter of Head Coach Jimmy Keeth. served as crown bearer. Polly Ford. Maid of Honor, was escorted by Jim Bailey. dintics Queen Millie and her escort. Bob Corley, reign over the Homecoming Dance. Queen Millie and some of her maids at the Dance. ROBERT CORLEY MARGARET HICKMAN SHERMAN HUFFMAN Who’s Who These thirteen students from the Senior class were chosen by the faculty of Pinesville High School on the basis of their contributions to the school during their years here. 1. Robert Corley - for participation in sports, and district and state literary rallies. 2. Margaret Hickman - for work in F.T. A., First Lieutenant of band. 3. Sherman Huffman - for work as band captain and president of the Senior class. FRANK WHITE BOBBIE SUE WILSON BILLY PROCHASKA VIRGINIA STAGG DAVID COLVIN ELAINE GUINN 4. Frank White - as participant in all sports, and member of the projection staff. 5. Bobbie Sue Wilson - as Kepi Business Manager and cheerleader. 6. Billy Prochaska - as Editor of the Ya-Hoo and rally participant. 7. Virginia Stagg - Editor of the Kepi, Booster captain, and Pelican Stater. 8. David Colvin - for his music ability and science fair participation. 9. Elaine Guinn - as Associate Editor of the Ya-Hoo, Booster reporter, and Pelican State Participant. 10. David Taylor - as All-District football player and Ya-Hoo sports editor. 11. Kathleen and Marleen Brister - for being Best All-Round Seniors,' and for their literary rally work. 12. Richard Coleman - for his Pelican State participation, literary rally work, and musical ability. DAVID TAYLOR KATHLEEN and MARLEEN BRISTER RICHARD COLEMAN Zke 195c The jolly clowns added to Carnival atmosphere. The D. E. Club sponsored the Wrestling Matches. Carnival Pineville's Grand Old Opry concluded the Carnival festivities. The chicken-spaghetti supper called for dishwashers. Ain't she sweet 1 The hillbilly music was just grand. Leona Hazlewood, Roger Allison, Frances Kees Richard Coleman, Francis Shinn Rally Winners For tne third consecutive time in four years of entering the Central Louisiana Literary Rally, Pineville High School won first place in the literary awards with a total of 76 points. Those receiving awards were, Jon Harris-2nd, Algebra I; Kathleen Brister-lst, Geometry I; Jerry Harris-2nd, Biology; Bob Corley- 1st, Chemistry; Dave Taylor-1st. English Grammar III; Jeanne Kramel-3rd, Typewriting; Gwen Wiley-2nd, General Business; Virginia Stagg-lst, Home Economics III; Becky Erwin-2nd, Home Economics I; Frances Kees-1st, Girl's Interpretation; Cody Bailey-2nd, Boy's Interpretation; Roger Allison-2nd, Extemporaneous Speaking; Richard Coleman-1st, Boy's Solo; Lynn Ward, Francis Shinn, Richard Coleman-1st, Boy's Quartet Jerry Harris. Kathleen Brister, Jon Harris. Robert Virginia Stagg. Jeanne Kramel, Beckie Erwin, Dave Corley Taylor Carolyn Swain, Billy Prochaska, Leadership Conference Delegates Zkese Students Represented P. M. S. in Statewide Activities Representing Pineville High School at Pelican State were: Participants receiving a Superior rating in the Music Festival were: Elaine Guinn, Virginia Sugg, David Colvin, Robert Bolen; Richard Coleman Frances Kees, Ferrel Roton, Ronald Slocum -3 o,cu The new South is not content with ease and gentlemanly virtues alone. This is an age of action and we do not wish to be left behind. Therefore, it is to the schools that the South looks for trained young men and women to man the wheels of the industries that are fast filling up the southern scene. To have trained workers, one must have well-qualified teachers. We are proud of our teachers and students who are striving to build a greater Dixieland, U.S. A. These students represent the classes: Della Milligan and Dickie Sea Han: Jon Harris and loan Sasser Mr. Male Administration faculty Seniors juniors Sophomores Jreshmen % MRS. RUTH HILDERBRAND Office Secretary MRS. THELMA GATES Dietitian MR. SIDNEY TOWNSEND Assistant Principal; B. A. Louisiana College; Math; Sponsor. Projection MR. LOUIS BONNETTE Custodian of Building and Grounds. MR. R. C. HALE Principal; B. A., Louisiana College; M. Ed.. L.S.U. B. A., La. College; English; Sponsor, Kepi Editorial Staff; Co-Sponsor. F.T. A. MRS. VYRTIS COX B. A., La. College; English; Sponsor, Ya Hoo Editorial Staff. MRS. LENA MOORE B. A., La. College; M. Ed., L. S. U.; English, Biology; Sponsor, Journalism Club; Press Club; Y- Teens. Reading plays in speech class is fun! Speech MRS. MARGUERITE MILLER La: raKlege; Speech, English; Sponsor, Speakers arleurs; Thespians. MRS. FRANKIE SKEELS La. College; Home Economics; Sponsor, Senior .; Ya Hoo Business Staff. MR. JOHN CAPPEL B. A., S. L. I.; Social Studies; Bookroom Supervisor MRS. PEGGY WAKEFIELD Home Economics, foreign B. S., La. College; Home Economics, Science; F. N. A. and Junior F. H. A., Sponsor. Mrs. Wakefield's freshman girls learn the intricate parts of a sewing machine. Seniors study American History to acquaint themselves with the past successes and failures of our great nation. Thus these young citizens prepare for better participation in the tasks that lie ahead. and Social Studies Three Pineville faculty members. Mr. Hale. Mr. Hutchinson and Mrs. Skeels enjoyed a visit to the Guaranty Bank in Alexandria on Business Education Day. MR. EUGENE MILLET B. S. Ed., Northwestern; Social Studies; Coach of Junior Sports. MISS ELAINE CONERLY B. A. Northwestern; English, French; Sponsor. Ya-Hoo Editorial Staff; French Club. Geometry students study congruent triangles in Mr. Baxter’s class. Cibrary, Mathematic. MR. CLYDE BAXTER A.B., Louisiana Tech.; Mathematics; Sponsor, Junior Hi-Y. MRS. PAULINE PARKER estern; M.S., Libr Librarian; Sponsor, Library Club. 4ft B. A., Northwestern; M.S., Library Science. L.S..U. ;- Current magazines and newspapers provide interest for those students who have free moments to spend in the library. Mias Stafford explains how teams are bracketed for tournament play. and Physical Education MISS BEVERLY STAFFORD B. S., S. L. I; M S. S. U« ; Girls' Physical Educa-sor. B - MR. JIMMY KEETH College; M. S., Ste Boys' Athletic Director, Varsity Football Coach, tion; Sports© -, Roosters B. S., Louisiana College; M. S., Stephen F. Austin; V ' J'] EMILY NEEDHAM •7 t r ■ Boys' Physical Education; Sponsor, Rebel Club. ; ' ----------------------------------------------- 1 ©hlsiana College; M. Ed., L. S. U.; Mathe-vLnaatfcs; Sponsor, F. T. A. Kepi Business Staff. UUUUU MRS. KATHERINE LEACH B. S., Northwestern; Commerce; Sponsor, F. B. L. A. MR. ALLAN WHITE B. S., L. S. U.; Radio and TV; Sponsor, Amateur Radio Club. MR. WALTER ROSHTO B. S., Northwestern; Commerce; Sponsor, F.B. L. A. Commerce, Radio am The Radio and TV Department provides not only vocational training but also techniques that will give hours of pleasure as a hobby. MR. JOE RIVET B. A., La. College; Music; Sponsor, Hunting and Fishing Club, Dixie Kats. MRS. GRACE BEALL ZV and Music Merchandising and displays are taught to the D. E. classes. B.S., La. College; M. Ed., L. S. U.; Distributive Education, Commerce; Sponsor, D. E. Club. MR. JESSE HUTCHINSON B. S., Southeastern Louisiana College; Science, Mathematics; Sponsor, Senior Hi-Y, Canteen Staff. MR. VERNON BEALL B. S., La. College; M. Ed., L. S. U.; Science, Mathematics; Sponsor, Key Club, Baseball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Rebel Club, Sponsor. Zke Science 'Department In Dixie, as well as in other parts of the United States, there is a growing interest in science because of the demands of this technical age. In keeping with this trend, each year our Science Department sponsors a Science Fair. Every student who takes science prepares an exhibit. Professors from nearby colleges are invited to be the judges, and they award the ribbons. Winning exhibits are then entered in the District Fair and the State Science Fair. Our students have prepared some outstanding projects which are pictured on the following page. MR. CLAYTON BULLARD B. S., La. College; Science, Driver’s Education, Varsity Basketball Coach; Track Coach, Sponsor, Rebel Club, Assistant Football Coach. In the Earth Sciences this rock collection labeled “Nature's Work Underground won first place. Jackie Haiglcr prepared this exhibit. Pat Ray's scale model of the solar system won first place in the Senior Physics Division. This outstanding exhibit also won the grand prize of the school fair, first in math and second in senior papers at the District Fair, and second in astronomy in the State Science Fair. Skipper” Scallan won second place in Biology with his Digestive System of Animal Riyla. First place in Physical Science was won by C. J. Cavanaugh. His project was a telephone. In the Junior Chemistry Division, David Colvin and Virginia Stagg won second place with a model of a sulphur mining operation. This exhibit won first in social science in the District Fair in Natchitoches and won first in Geology in the State Fair in New Orleans. II ■ 'XU X � SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: SHERMAN HUFFMAN President ALICE FARMER Secretary ROBERT CORLEY Treasurer BUDDY MEGISON Vice President Senior Class ROBERT ALLEN DE Club 3,4, President 4. JAMES BAILEY Rebel Club 2, 3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3,4; Bookroom Staff 1; Junior Hi-Y 1; Junior Football 1, Lettered 1; Varsity Football 2,3.4, Lettered 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 3,4; Junior Basket ball 1; Rebel Officer 3; Second Period Speech Club; Seventeenth Summer ; Ya-Hoo Staff 2.3.4. Pin 3,4; Kepi Staff 4. JOHN BESSONETT 4-H 1,2, 3; Hunting and Fishing Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Radio and TV Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Junior Football 1, Lettered; Hi-Y 1; Varsity Football 4; Ya-Hoo Staff 4. ROBERT BOLEN Football Band Line Sergeant 4; Section Leader 2,3, 4; Rapides Parish Honor Band 1; Superior rating in Solo at Northwestern Music Festival 2, 3,4; Dixie Kats 3,4, Leader 4; Most Valuable 3; Senior Hi-Y 3; Junior Basketball 2; Cornet Trio 2,3,4; German Band 2. ROBERT BONDS NORMA BRANCH SHARON BOOTY PAT BREEDING ROBERT ALLEN JOHN BESSONETT JAMES BAILEY ROBERT BOLEN ROBERT BONDS Junior Hi-Y 1; DE 3; Junior Football 2; FBLA 4; Speech Club 4. SHARON BOOTY Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4, Reporter 1,2; FNA 1; Journalism 2,3,4, Reporter 2,3,4, Typist 4; Senior Scouts 1,2, Secretary 1, 2; Curve Bar 1; Cheerleader 3,4; Medals 3,4; Office Staff 4; Usher at Graduation 3. NORMA BRANCH Y-Teens 1,2, 3; FHA 2,3,4, Parliamentarians. Vice President 4; FNA 1,2,4; Class Officer 2, Vice President; Kepi Editorial Staff 2, 3,4, Faculty Editor 3; Boosters 2,3,4; First Lieutenant 4; Usher at Graduation 3; Senior Scouts 1,2; Curve Bar 1; Senior Service Bar 2; Mariner Scouts 3,4, Treasurer 3; Five Year Scouting Pin 3. PAT BREEDING Boosters 1,2,3.4; Kepi Editorial Staff 2,3,4, Activities Editor 3; Kepi Pin 3,4; FNA 1,2; French Club 3,4; Speech Club 4, Program Chairman 4; Senior Scouts 1,2, Vice President 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 2, President 4; Science Fair, Honorable Mention - Biology; Journalism Club 2. KATHLEEN BRISTER MARLEEN BRISTER LOUISE BRYANT VIVIAN CLARK RICHARD COLEMAN KATHLEEN BRISTER FHA 2,3,4, Secretary 4; FNA 1,2,4, Historian 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3, Treasurer 3; Boosters 1,2,3,4; Kepi Editorial Staff 2, 3,4; Senior Scouts 1,2; Curved Bar 1, Senior Service Bar 2; Mariner Scouts 3; Five Year Scouting Pin 2; Usher at Graduation 3; Central Louisiana Rally 3; First Place; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Science Fair 3; Third Junior Chemistry. MARLEEN BRISTER FHA 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4; FNA 1,2.4, Vice President 4; Kepi Editorial Staff 2, 3,4; Classes 2; Features 3,4; Boosters 1,2,3,4; Second Lieutenant 4; Usher at Graduation 3; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Senior Scouts 1,2; Curved Bar 1; Senior Service Bar 2; Mariner Scouts 3; Five Year Scouting Pin 2; Homecoming Court 3,4; Science Fair 3; Third Junior Chemistry. LOUISE BRYANT 4-H Club 3, 4; FHA 4. VIVIAN CLARK FHA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3 President 4, Pin 4; Library Club 1, 4, Reporter 1, Pin 4. RICHARD COLEMAN DAVID COLVIN ROBERT CORLEY LINDA CRAWFORD Top Sergeant Band 4; All-State Chorus 1,3; Central Louisiana Rally 1,2,3,4; Third Mixed Quartet 1; Second Boys'Quartet 2; Second Mixed Quartet 3; First Boys’ Solo 3; First Boys’ Quartet 3; Louisiana State Rally 1,2,3,4; Boys’ Solo Superior 2,3; Junior Hi-Y 1, Vice President 1; Senior Hi-Y 2; Key Club 3, 4, Vice President 4; Kepi Business Staff 3,4, Pin 3; FHA Beau 3; Thespians 3,4, Vice President 4; Adventurers in Speech 3, Program Chairman; Major Roll in Seventeenth Summer 3; Most Talented Boy 3; Delegate to Pelican State 3; House of Rep. from Florida; Dixie Kats 3,4, Treasurer 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Central Louisiana Honor Band 1. DAVID COLVIN Dixie Kats 2,3,4; Rapides Parish Honor Band 1; Superior at Northwestern Music Festival 2,3,4; Cornet Trio 2, 3. 4; German Band 2; Brass Sextet 3; Senior Hi-Y 2; Boys’ Quartet 2; Mixed Quartet 2; State Rally 2; Boys’ Solo Excellent 2; All-State Chorus 2,3; Projection Club 2. 3.4; Projection Staff 3, 4; Kepi Editorial Staff 2,3,4, Pin 3, Photographer 3,4; Radio and TV 3; Science Fair 3,4; First School; First Regional; First State; Gold Medal; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Usher at Baccalaureate 3; Central Louisiana Rally 2. ROBERT CORLEY Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Varsity Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,2, 4; Baseball 4; Ya-Hoo Staff 3,4; Rebel Club 3,4; Class Vice President 2; Class Treasurer 4. LINDA CRAWFORD FHA 2,3,4, Historian 4; FNA 1,4; Speech 3; Y-Teens 1,2,3. WILMER CRAWFORD Radio Club 3.4; 4-H 1.2. KATHRYN CROOKS FHA 1.2,3.4. President 3; FNA 1,2,4; Ya-Hoo Staff 4; Kepi Business Staff 3. ROBERT DANIEL Junior Football, Lettered 2; Varsity Football, Lettered 3; Radio and TV Club 3,4. CATHRYNE DAVENPORT Boosters 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Reporter 4; Library Club 3; Y-Teens 3; Football Court 2; Western Queen Candidate 1; FNA 3.4. PAT DEAN JIMMY DEAR PATSY DECKER JANICE DUCOTE WILMER CRAWFORD KATHRYN CROOKS ROBERT DANIEL CATHRYNE DAVENPORT PAT DEAN Spanish Club 1,2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Music Club 1,2; FHA 1,2,3, Vice President 2, President 3; G A A 1,2,3; Cheer leader 2,3; Basketball 2. 3, Lettered 2, 3; Student Council 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2; Class Vice President 3; FBLA 4; FT A 4, Historian 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3.4. JIMMY DEAR Hi-Y 1; Hunting and Fishing Club 3,4; Amateur Radio Club 3.4. PATSY DECKER Cafeteria Staff 1. JANICE DUCOTE ARDIE ESTES Amateur Radio and TV Club 3,4. BRENDA FAITH Glee Club 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, Reporter 4; Journalism 2,3,4; Kepi Editorial Staff 3,4, Art; Boosters 2,3; Speech Club 4; Majorette 4; Science Fair; Junior Biology; Honorable Mention 3. SYLVIA DUNCAN Y-Teens 2; Basketball 2; 4-H 3, 4; FHA 4; FNA 1. CAROL DURHAM Class Vice President 1; Kayettes 1.2, Song Leader 2; Pep Club 1,2; Cheerleader 2; Basketball 1,2, Lettered 2; Library Club 3, Reporter 3. BUDDY FARRAR Hi-Y 1,2, Resident 2; Junior Football 1, Lettered; Ya-Hoo 2, 3, 4, Pin 3,4; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Lettered 2, 3,4; Junior Basketball 1, Lettered; Rebel Club 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4; Baseball 2. 3, Lettered 3. ROBERT FERGUSON Radio Club 3; DE Club 4; 4-H 1,2. FRANCES FORD Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; French Club 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, Resident 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Senior Scouts 1,2, Curved Bar 1, Five Year Pin 2; Kepi Editorial Staff 2,3,4, Organization Editor 3, Kepi Pin 3,4; Boosters 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4. SYLVIA DUNCAN CAROL DURHAM ARDIE ESTES BRENDA FAITH ALICE FARMER Class Officer 3,4, Secretary 3,4; Band Officer, Second Lieutenant 3, Secretary 4; Band Sweetheart 3; Ya-Hoo Editorial Staff 2, 3,4; Senior Dramatic Club, Reporter 1; FNA 1; French Club 4; Ress Club 1; Y-Teens 1; Journalism 2, 3; Junior Speech Club 2, Resident; Thespians 2, 3,4, Reporter 3; Hy in Brother Goose 2; Business Manager and Make-Up Chairman of Seventeenth Summer 3; Dixie Kats 4; Favorite 3, 4; Best All-Around Junior Girl 3; Typical Teenager 3; Most Talented Girl 3; Homecoming Court 3; NSC Speech Tournament 1,2, Finals 2; NLCS Speech Festival 1, 2, Superior 2; NSC Music Festival 2; State Speech Rally 2; Senior Scouts 1, Reporter. ALICE FARMER BUDDY FARRAR ROBERT FERGUSON FRANCES FORD ALICE GRAHAM Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3,4; Journalism 2, 3, Vice Resident; Ya-Hoo Staff 2, 3,4, Pin 3,4; French Club 4; Freshman favorite; Class Officer 1, Secretary; Best All-Round Sophomore; Basketball 2; Boosters 2,3,4. JIMMIE GRANT Projection Club 2; Amateur Radio Club 3, 4, LINDA GREENE Y-Teens 1; Future Speakers Club 4; French Club 1; Ya-Hoo Staff 4. EDDIE GUILLOTTE Junior Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3,4, Lettered 3; Class Officer 2, Treasurer; Best Looking Boy 3; Rebel Officer 3; Best All-Round Junior Boy 3; Key Club 4; Rebel Club 3,4; Senior Hi-Y 3; Amateur Radio Club 3; Track 3. ELAINE GUINN LEONA HAZLEWOOD MARGARET HICKMAN MARLENE HICKMAN ALICE GRAHAM JIMMIE GRANT LINDA GREENE EDDIE GUILLOTTE ELAINE GUINN FHA 1,2; Y-Teens 2,3, Vice Resident 2; Boosters 3,4, Reporter 4; French Club 3,4, Resident 3; Ya-Hoo Staff 3, 4, Associate Editor 4; Pelican State 3, Rep. from Mississippi City; FTA 4. LEONA HAZLEWOOD Senior Dramatic Club 1; FNA 1; Ress Club 1; Journalism 2; Junior Speech Club 2, Rogram Chairman; Y-Teens 1, 2,3, 4, Inter-Club Member 2, Vice Resident 4; Stage Manager for Seventeenth Summer ; Thespians 3, 4, Resident 4; NLSC Speech Tournament 2, Superior and Good Ratings; Central Louisiana Rally 3, Second in Oratory; Louisiana State Rally 3, Excellent in Oratory; Kepi Editorial Staff 3,4, Pin 4, Organizations 3,4; Usher at Graduation 3. MARGARET HICKMAN Girl Scouts 1,2,3, 4, Resident 3,4, Delegate to Planning Board 4, Delegate to Senior Scout Roundup 3, Curved Bar 1, Five Year Pin 2; Y-Teens 1, Secretary; Journalism Club 2, 3, 4, Rogram Chairman 3; Band Officer 4, First Lieutenant; Most Improved Member of Concert Band 2; Boosters 1,2; FTA 2,3.4, Vice Resident 4; Kepi Editorial Staff 3, 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3.4, Vice Resident 3, Rogram Chairman 4; Assistant Director of Seventeenth Summer ; Band Sweetheart 4. MARLENE HICKMAN Y-Teens 3,4; 4-H 1; FBLA 3, 4; Boosters 3; Basketball 1,2. BETTY KIRTON Y-Teens 2, 3; FBLA 3; DE 4. BETTY KOLB FHA 1,2,3; DE Club 4, Reporter; FNA 1; Library Club 1,2, Vice President 2; 4-H 2, 3. KAREN LINDSEY Y-Teens 1,2, 3; Boosters 2,3; French Club 2; FBLA 3; DE Club 4. MARX HIRSCH SHERMAN HUFFMAN BETTY HURST CAROLINE ILES MARX HIRSCH Amateur Radio and TV Club 3, 4, Reporter 4. SHERMAN HUFFMAN Band Officer 2,3,4, Top Sergeant 2,3, Captain 4, Most Conscientious Member 1,2,3; Kepi Business Staff 2,3,4, Advertisement Manager 3; Amateur Radio Club 3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Boys’ Beauty Contest 3, First Place; Class President 4; ftojection Staff 1,2,4, Manager 4; Projection Club 1,2, 3,4, fresident 3; Usher Baccalaureate sermon 3. BETTY HURST Boosters 1; Cheerleader 2,3, Head Cheerleader 3; NSC Cheerleading School 2; Ya-Hoo Editorial Staff 1,2, 3,4, News Editor 3; Thespians 2,3,4, Vice President 3, Honor Thespian 3,4; NSC Speech Tournament 1; NLSC Speech Tournament 1,2; Central Louisiana Rally 1,2, First Place in Poetry and Extemporaneous Speaking 2; Major role in Brother Goose” 2, Seventeenth Summer ”3; Journalism Club 2,3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, President 1; Mid-South Y-Teen Conference 2; Best All-Round Freshman Girl; Homecoming Court 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 3; Campus Favorite 3; Maid of Honor; Class Officer 3, Vice President; French Club 4, Secretary; Louisiana State Rally 2; FT A 3. Delegate to Utah State Convention 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Senior Girl Scouts 1,2, Curved Bar 1. CAROLINE ILES Dramatic Club 2; FHA 2; French Club 4; FBLA 1; Y-Teens 4. BETTY KIRTON BETTY KOLB KAREN LINDSEY DAVID MEGISON DAVID MEGISON TRELL MERCER Track 2,3,4, Lettered 2,3,4; Junior Football 2; Varsity Football 4; Rebel Club 2,3,4; FBLA 3,4, President 4; Speech Club 4. FRANCES MILLER FHA 1.2,3,4; Y-Teens 2; 4-H 1.2,3,4; Library Club 3,4, Vice President 3, Parliamentarian 4, Leadership Conference 3; FTA 1; French Club 2. E. L. MISNER Key Club 4; Amateur Radio Club 4; Central Louisiana Rally 3; Louisiana State Rally 3. CAROL NALLEY Library Club 1. 3, 4, President 4; FHA 1,2. 3.4; FNA -2; 4-H 1.2. 3.4. HOWARD NORMAND ELBERT PERRYMAN CONRAD OHLIG BILLY PROCHASKA TRELL MERCER FRANCES MILLER E. L. MISNER CAROL NALLEY HOWARD NORMAND CONRAD OHLIG Hunting and Fishing Club 3.4; Varsity Football 3.4. ELBERT PERRYMAN Thespians 3; Stage Crew 3. BILLY PROCHASKA Hi-Y 3; Honor Roll 1,2, 3.4; Projection Staff 2,3,4; Ya-Hoo Staff 2, 3.4, Pin 2,3,4, Editor 4; Dixie Kats 3,4, Leadership Conference 3; Central Louisiana Rally 2, First Biology; State Rally 2; Class Officer 2,3, Resident 2, Treasurer 3. FRAN RACHAL Transferred from Bolton High 2; Y-Teens 2,4; Boosters 2,3, 4; Alternate Cheerleader 2,3; Cheerleader 3; Library Club 3, Pin 3, Leadership Conference 3; Honor Roll 3; Usher at Graduation 3. RALPH RANDOW Hunting and Fishing Club 3,4, Vice fresident 4; Speech Club 4, Co-Program Chairman. KAY ROGERS Chorus Pianist 1,2; BSU State Treasurer 2; B. Hi U. Local Treasurer 2; Girls’ Trio 3; FBLA3,4, Secretary 4. FRANK SANDERS Junior Football Letterman 2; Junior Basketball Letterman 1, 2; Varsity Football Letterman 3,4, Co-Captain 4; Varsity Track 3,4; Baseball 1; 4-H Club 1.2; Junior Hi-Y Is Fifth Place Driving Rodeo; Rebel Club 3, 4, Vice President 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Speech Club 4, Vice President. FRAN RACHAL KAY ROGERS RALPH RANDOW FRANK SANDERS KENNETH SASSER 4-H 1; Junior Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Baseball 3 Hunting and Fishing Club 3,4; Amateur Radio Club 3. BEVERLY SCHROEDER Transfer from Central High, London, England; Girls’ Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 3; Newspaper 3; Cheerleading Club 1 Library Club 2; Dramatics 1; FBLA 4. ( 6LULAt ' CHARLES SIMMONS Hi-Y 2; 4-H 1,2,3; Hunting and Fishing 4; Amateur Radio Club 4. PERRY SOBER Radio and TV Club 3.4; 4-H 3. 4. KENNETH SASSER BEVERLY SCHROEDER CHARLES SIMMONS PERRY SOBER VIRGINIA STAGG FHA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3; FTA 2,3,4, President 3,4; 4 President of Freshman Class; Kepi Editorial Staff 2,3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Central Louisiana Rally 1,2,3, First Place 1,2,3; Louisiana State Rally 1,2,3, Fourth Place 1, Third Place 2, Fourth Place 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Pelican State Delegate 3; Boosters 2,3,4, Captain 4; Office Staff 2; Usher at Graduation 3; Homecoming Court 3; Science Fair First Place School; First Place Regional Fair; First Place State Fair. SANDRA SUNDEEN Pep Club 1; FHA 3; FTA 4; FBLA 4. CAROLYN SWAIN Softball 1; Honor Roll 1,3; Basketball 2, Lettered 2; Office Staff 3; Boosters 3,4; FHA 1,2; Winner in Parish Yam Contest 2; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4; French Club 3,4, Treasurer 3, Historian 4j Leadership Conference 3; Ya-Hoo Staff 3,4, Assistant Business Manager 3; Ya-Hoo Pin 3,4. DAVID TAYLOR Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Junior Football 1, Lettered; Varsity Football 2,3,4, Lettered 3,4, Honorable Mention All-City Team; Track 2,3,4; Scimathics Club 1; Key Club 2,3,4; Junior Class Director, President 4; Voting Delegate to District Key Club Convention 3; International Convention 3; Ya-Hoo Staff 2,3,4, Pin 3, 4, Sports Editor 4; Central Louisiana Rally 2,3, Third Place 2, First Place 3; State Rally 2,3; Speech Club 4, President; Rebel Club 3,4; Science 3; Second Place Physics, District Fair 3, Fifth Place. HELEN TOUSEK INA TOUSEK SARAH TROQUILLE ELAINE VOORHIES VIRGINIA STAGG SANDRA SUNDEEN CAROLYN SWAIN DAVID TAYLOR HELEN TOUSEK Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; FT A 3,4, Vice President 3; French Club 4; Central Louisiana Rally 2, First Place. INA TOUSEK Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; FTA 4; French Club 4. SARAH TROQUILLE Honor Roll 2,3; Future Speakers Club 4; FHA 1,3,4, Parliamentarian 4, Pin 4; Y-Teens 2,3, Historian 3; Ya-Hoo 3,4, Reporter 3, Feature Editor 4, Pin 4. ELAINE VOORHIES FHA 3.4; 4-H 1; FNA 2; Library Club 4. HAL WARD Track 3.4; All-State Chorus 2; Hunting and Fishing Club 3. 4; Central Louisiana Rally 1,2, 3,4; State Music Festival 1, 2. 3. 4, Superior 3. CARL WHITE DE Club 4. FRANK WHITE Junior Hi-Y 1; Rebel Club 2, 3.4, Secretary 4; Projection Staff 2, 3,4. Assistant Manager 3.4. Pin 2, 3,4; Junior Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2, 3,4, Lettered 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4, Lettered 2,3,4; Junior Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3, 4, Lettered 3,4; Track 2; Class Officer 3, President; Honor Roll 1; Parish Officer 2; ft lice Juryman; Speech Club 3. NADINE WHITE FHA 1; DE Club 4, Secretary, HAL WARD CARL WHITE FRANK WHITE NADINE WHITE MOLLIE WILLIAMS MAX WILLIAMSON BOBBIE SUE WILSON GLENN YATES MOLLIE WILLIAMS Boosters 1, 2; Senior Scouts 1, 2, Curved Bar 1, Five Year Award 2; Speech Club 4; FNA 1; Journalism 2; French Club 3,4, Vice President 4; Science Fair 2, Honorable Mention 2; Kepi Editorial Staff 2,3.4, Pin 3.4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3.4; Council Delegate 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,4; Central Louisiana Rally 1, Second Place; Louisiana State Rally 1; Band Jacket 4; NSC Music Festival 3; NSC Science Fair, Honorable Mention 2. MAX WILLIAMSON Amateur Radio Club 4; Hunting and Fishing Club 3,4. BOBBIE SUE WILSON Cheerleader 4; Journalism 3,4. Vice President 4; FTA 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Y-Teens 2; Dramatics Club 1; Favorite 3,4; Class Officer 3, Secretary; Kepi Business Staff 3,4, Business Manager 4; Ya-Hoo Reporter 2; Cutest Sophomore Girl 2; Friendliest Sophomore Girl 2; Major Roll in Seventeenth Summer. GLENN YATES Rebel Club 2, 3.4; Junior Football 2,3, Lettered 2, 3; Varsity Football 4, Lettered; Junior Basketball 2, Lettered; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4, Lettered; Most Improved Player 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4, Lettered 2, 3, 4; Bolton-Menard all-Tournament teams 3. the thrill of getting, admiring, and wearing those long-awaited Senior Rings. for Seniors Included — the addition of new students like Woodrow Waggoner, who came here from Baytown. Texas. A ] ear in T)i)rie that mixed feeling of joy and sadness that one has when he is measured for cap and gown as shown by Ardie Estes and Vivian Clark. FRANCES KEES President Humor Class ALLEN, SHERRY ALLISON, ROGER ASHLEY, BROOKSIE BAILEY, CODY BAILEY, EUGENE BAKER, BILLIE BAKER, SUE BARTON, LOULETTE BEASLEY, GERALD BLEVINS, GERALD BOLTON. KENNETH BONNETTE, LOUIS BORDELON, JOYCE BORDELON, WADE BRADFORD, HYMIE BRADLEY, BILL BRANTON, BOBBY BRANTON, CLAUDINE BROCK, LYNN BRODHEAD, JERRY BROSSETT, CLARICE BROWN, DON CARROLL, KATHERYN CAYER, WANDA CLARKSTON, GAIL COLE, RHONDA COLSON, SHIRLEY CONSTANCE, JUDY CORLEY, GARY CORLEY, WALLACE COUVILLION, WILFRED CREED, GEORGE DEL TORO, ANNE DENNIS, B. T. DEWITT, LARRY DOMMERT, MARTHA DUNHAM, TOMMY DUPREE, DEL WARD DUPREE, HERBERT EDWARDS, DIANE ESTES. BARBARA ESTES, MATTIE MAE FAIRBANKS. FRANCES FARMER, ROY FOLSE, MARLENE FORESTER, HARRY FRANK, EMIL FUNDERBURK, BILLY GLASS, RUTH GREEN, O. T. HARRIS. JERRY HELDERBRAND, JAMES HINES, BILLY HOOD, BOBBY HOOPER, JEAN JOWERS, ARLEN KEES, ANNA ROSE KEES, FRANCES KIRKLAND, LARRY KRAMEL, GLENN K RAM EL, JEANNE MAGNAN, CAROL JEAN MALONE, LORY MASSON, HENRY McELWEE, EMMA McGRAW, DAVID MISNER, DOUGLAS MOBLEY. WILLIE MOREAU, BARBARA NUGENT, MARY O'BANION, CHARLES OBER, BILLY O'NEAL, BILLY O'NEAL, ROBERT PAYNE, MARIE PERKINS, ALVIN POLLARD, JAMES RACHAL, EDWINA RICHARDS, FREDDIE RIGSBY, KENNETH RUSSUM, WALTER RUTLEDGE, EWELL SAYER, MONTE SAYER, REGINALD SC ALLAN. JOHN ELTON SCALLAN, JOHN SCROGGS, KENNETH SEXTON, JESSIE SHINN, FRANCIS SHOWS, ELAINE Edwina Rachal, Frances Kees, and Charles O'Banion ponder the selection of a senior ring. The Juniors select and order the rings, thus they can sport” them for the whole Senior Year. SMITH, E. M. SMITH, LINDY SMITH, MARTHA SULLIVAN. CATHARINE SUNDEEN, BONNIE SWAIN, RICHARD TABOR, BILLY TAYLOR, DORIS TUDOR, SHARON TUMA, JOHNNY VICKNAIR, EVELYN WAGGONER, MARY WELLS, JEANNETTE WENDORF, MILLIE WESTBROOK, LINDA WILLIAMS, JAMES WILSON, FRANCILLE WILSON, RITA Juniors chat in the hall before class, Juniors find the study of chemistry most interesting. Clean and sweet, we go to eat? Working on publications is a new ex- Sophomores inspect the new gym. perience for most sophomores. Big, isn’t it? SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: DICKIE BREEDING Treasurer JOHN ADAMS Vice President FRED RAN DOW Secretary BILLY MILLS President Sophomore Class Adams, John Allen, Beverly Atkins, Jim Baker, Sandra Beadle, Bob Bennett, Gerald Bice, Sherri Bishop, Larry Bonds, Jo Anne Booty, Kendyl Bordelon, Cecilia Bordelon, John Boyd, Gordon Breland, Raymond Breeding, Dick Briggs, Leonard Briley, Gene Brossett, Collin Brossett, June Brown, Julia Butler, David Butler, Dick Cavanaugh, C. J. Chambers, Jo Lynn Clements, Mary Joyce Cleveland, Jerry Clinton, Joan Clover, Myron Conn, Patsy Craft, Nellie Craig. Patsi Craig, Phillip Craven, Carolyn Crosby, Carl Curry, Barbara Dauzart, Carolyn Dauzart, Harold Davenport, Merry Davidson, James Dean, Keith DeVille, Shirley Dixon, Sharon Dupree, Jimmy Erwin, Becky Estes, Anita Estes, Carol Ferrier, J. W. Flournoy, Florence Floyd, Barbara Foreman, Curtis Forrest, Jimmy Fountain, Betty Ford, tolly Friesen, Mary Galloway, Brenda Gehbauer, Larry George, James Gillespie, Bobbie Godfrey, Peter Guree, Jackie Gurie, Earl Hale, John Haigler, Jackie Hardy, Hazel Harper, Diane Harper, Donald Harris, Jon Hathorn, Frances Herron, Nelson Hilderbrand, Bill Hines, Doris Hines, Margie Hines, Ray Holsomback, Thomas Holy. Bill Hunt, Jeff Jenkins, Judy Johnson, Anna Lou Johnson, Gloria Johnson, Mary Kimball, Guy King, Buddy Knight, Cynthia Kolb, Jerry Lachney, Delores Lincecum, Hubert Lucas, Louis Lucas, Ruth Marler, Alice Martin, Rosella McCann, Evelyn McCormick, Dorothy McDowell, Annette McDowell, Jeanette McDowell, John McNeal, Gary Mills. Billy Morgan, Virginia Murrell, Ralph Muse, Shirley Nall. Linda Normand, Angele Nugent, Douglas Odom, Jeanette Oronowski, Kaye Orr, Thomas Patterson, Jo Anne Patterson, Sylvia Paul, Eugene Peart. Beverly Perryman, Roy Petrus, Patricia Pettus, Carol Pittman, Meredith Pollard, Gerald Prestridge, Larry Price, Marilyn Price, Patsy Prochaska, Bobby Rabalais, Alma Rabalais, Robert Rand, Tignal Randow, Fred Reynolds, Wyndolyn Richey, Charles Roberts, Jerry Robertson. Carney Rodriguez, Sherman Roton, Ferrell Sasser, Jfoan Shows, Shirley Slocum, Ronald Slusher, Raymond Smith, Ada Mae Smith, Alice Smith, Ethel Smith, Jennie Sontag, Marshall Stonecipher, Kathy Strong, Narcille Stuart, Herman Tarver, Hugh Thornhill, Faye Tuma, Douglas Vallery, J. T. Vercher, Buford Vercher, Ruthie Ward, J. C. White, Betty Nan White, Charles White, John White, Walter Wiley, Clemous Wiley, Gwen Wilmoth, Isabelle Sophomore President, Billy Mills, and other Sophomores attend the annual Homecoming Dance. HENRY VICKNA1R Secretary- Treasurer freshman Class m Allen, Tim Anderson. Rebecca Arnold, Rona Babb, Eva Dale Bailey, Hixon Baker, Carlenc Beard, Betty Beaver, Cyrus Belgard, Barbara Belgard, Phyllis Benedict, Monett? Bennett, George Bennett, McNeely Berlin, Clara Blackburn, Joel Blaney, Walter Bolen, James Bonnette, Marilyn Bordelon, Cass Bordelon, Stephen Bradford, Glenn Bray, David Breland, Jay Brown, Harold Burrell, Barbara Byrd, James Carroll, Jerry Cheatham, William Christoffel, Carolyn Clark, Carole Clark, Elton Clarkston, Jolene Cobb, Lorena Cockerham, Mary Cole, Albert Cole, Gloria Cole, Hall Collins, Patricia Corley, Sandra Coutee, Frances Craig. Betty Nell Crawford, Kenneth Creed, Larry Cuellar, Vincent Dauzart, Joyce Davenport, Reba Davis, Juanita del Toro, Louis Dommert, Yvonne Ducote, Ronald Dunbar, Kin Elliott, Clint Endress, George Estes, Shelby Fairchild, Jackie Farmer, Lois Jean Floyd, Clinton Foreman, Irving Fountain, Donald Foxworth, Virginia Francis, Elroy Frost, Prentiss Fuglaar, Patsy Gates, Donna Goodman, Frances Goodman, Joy Goodwin, James Goodwin, Phillip Gordon, Flash Greene, Bobbie Sue Gremillion, Elaine Grigg, Rebecca Groves, John Guillory, Letha Gypin, Travis Hafley, Sandra Hale, Kathy Hickman, Sally Hooper, Cecil Howard, Max Hudgens, Judy Ingram, Sue Johnson, Cecil Kees, Halaine Kees, Roselyn Lachney, Eddie Lachney, Alice Lambert, Charles Lee, Linda Leland, Dale Lester, Faye Loper, Martha Lott, Douglas Luneau, Arlene Luneau, Mary Ann Malone, Buddy Malone, Joy Martin, Alice Martin, Audrey Mauritz, Helen McCan, Linward McCann, Glenda McCoy, Roger McKay, Gary Melancon, Neal Miller, Gene Miller, Hairl Milligan, Della Montz, Jane Morgan, Eugene Moseley, John Murray, E. W. Muse, A. D. Nall, Sandy Nichols, Betty Jo Nichols, Oliver Normand, Jimmy Nugent, Gary Nugent, Gene O'Neal, Maxine Orr, Sue Owens, Bill Parker, Karson Paul, Sally Ann Peart, Bryan Peart, Dora Peart, Gregg Peevy, Richard Pennington, Claudell Phillips, Delores Pittman, Janice Poole, Peggy Pospisil, Billy Poston, Dwain Price, Dorothy Price, Keith Prestridge, Ronnie Rabalais, Harnett Rabalais, Wayne Rachal, Larry Rachal, Rita Ramsdell, Jeff Rashall, Larry Rashall, Connie Ratcliff, Robert Roberts, Benita Robertson, Patsy Rodriguez, Beulah Rogers, Nettie Ann Rusheon, Jerry Salley, Judy Sasser, Albert Sasser, David Sasser, Mary Alice Scallan, Dickie Sellers, Buddy Sexton, Danny Sexton, Gray Seymour, Larry Sine, Jane Simmons, Victor Smith, Betty Smith, Bonnie Smith, Bonnie Rhae Smith, Culby Smith, Delores Smith, Harry Smith, Joe Sparks, Carolyn Stagg, Bonnie Stagg, Mary Stahl, Judy Stevick, Ernest Swain, Woodson Sweeny, Judy Teekel, Linda Terrell, Clyde Thornhill, Wayne Tolbert. Jimmy Tousek, Jimmy Vailes, Jack Vandcrwaters, Imogene Vanlangendonck, Dorothy Varnell, Darcey Vicknair, Henry Voinche, Tanya Voorhies, Jeff Voorhies, Louise Waites, Donald Walker, Billie Ruth Wallace, Ray Ward, Lynn Webster. Mariguriette Wells, Larry Wells, Pete Whitaker, John Whittington, Rutledge Wiley. Cecil Willbanks, Gene Williams, Kenneth Williams, Ronnie Wilson, Sybil Wolf, Jimmy Worsham, Neva Yoist, Francis Youngblood, Mennie An important part of “every year in Dixie” at Pineville High is the clubs and staffs to which most of our students belong. A wide range of interests are represented in these groups which emphasize music, vacations, hobbies, and service. Through these organizations we have fun, learn cooperation in group activities, and serve our school and our community. At the Menard game, which was played right after the national election. Band and Boosters formed a giant heart, symbolic of Ike's place in the hearts of Americans. Publications Staffs Roosters and Cheerleaders Music and Mujorettes Speech Activities V Zeens and Mi- f Key Club and Rebel Club drench Club Vocational Clubs Mob by Clubs Service Staffs Kepi Staffs The Business and Editorial Staffs of the Kepi have worked diligently throughout the year to make possible this record of A Year In Dixie. • FEATURES STAFF Joan Sasser Marleen Brister Margaret Hickman Selling ads and subscriptions, planning layouts, supervising picture making, getting write-ups and planning the theme are only a few of the tasks the staffs have undertaken. However, no task was completed without the guidance of Mrs. Mattis. Mr. Townsend, and Miss Needham. When the final finished copy of the Kepi has been distributed, the members of the staffs find that every minute, spent in publishing this record, was a minute well-spent. CLASSES STAFF Millie Wendorf, Leona Hazlewood, Kathleen Brister, Carolyn Craven. FACULTY STAFF Polly Ford Jessie Sexton Norma Branch worki 8 on the Lower left: ORGANIZATIONS STAFF Cynthia Knight, Alice Marler, Frances Ford, Mollie Williams, Pat Breeding. Bottom center: SPORTS STAFF Hymie Bradford Jim Bailey Bottom right: TYPISTS Leona Hazlewood Sherry Allen EDITORIAL STAFF Virginia Stagg, Editor; Mrs. Mattis, Sponsor; Katheryn Carroll, Assistant Editor. BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Miss Needham Sponsor Mr. Townsend Sponsor Seated, right: Reynolds, Brown, Gremillion, Patterson, Malone. Standing: Scroggs, Coleman, Baker, Conn, Johnson, Creed. Seated, lower right: Pittman, Rabalais, Price, Pettus, Standing: Voinche, Webster, Wilmoth, Price, Wilson, Frank, Farmer. Seated, bottom right: Magnan, del Toro, Tudor, Colson. Standing: Huffman, Cayer James Pollard Advertising Manager Rita Wilson Sales Manager ART STAFF Becky Erwin Joan Sasser Pinky” Faith PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Skipper Scallan David Colvin Billy O'Neal Bobbie Wilson Manager X a-Jioo Staffs The Ya-Hoo, our school newspaper, was named for the original Rebel YelL Students, interested in journalism, compose the staffs. Duties included are selling ads, writing news, sports, and feature stories, planning lay-outs, proofreading, and selling the paper. The election of Rebel Officers is sponsored by the Ya-Hoo each year. Working with the students are Miss Conerly, Mrs. Skeels and Mrs. Cox. Elaine Guinn, Associate Editor; Miss Conerly, Sponsor; Billy Prochaska, Editor. Trying to beat the deadline. FEATURES NEWS Jeanne Kramel, Betty White, Kenneth Scroggs, Robert Corley, Elaine Guinn. Sarah Troquille, Alice Farmer, Alice Graham, Betty Hurst. Standing: Diane Edwards, Patricia Petrus, Barbara Floyd, Carolyn Christoffel. SPORTS Dave Taylor, Jim Bailey. Raymond Slusher, Bobby Prochaska. Reading from left: Evelyn Vicknair, Business Manager; Mrs. Skeels. Sponsor; Frances Fairbanks, Business Manager. Ya-Hoo’s - Just a dime. Seated: Sylvia Patterson, Exchange Manager. Standing: Carolyn Swain. Betty Smith, Martha Smith, advertising manager; Pat Robertson. Interesting? First row. left to right: Isabelle Wilmoth, Linda Nall, Virginia Stagg, Norma Branch, Marleen Brister. Second row: Pat Breeding. Carolyn Sparks, Mary Clements, Mary Stagg, Bonnie Smith, Glenda McCann. Third row: Carolyn Swain, Barbara Floyd, Caroline lies, Barbara Burrell, Carole Clark, Halaine Kees. Fourth row: Kathleen Brister, Sylvia Patterson, Rita Wilson, Martha Loper, Pat Collins. Jackie Fairchild. Fifth row: Barbara Estes, Lindy Smith, Frances Fairbanks, Polly Ford, Fanny Hathorn, Judy Jenkins. boosters Girls, with at least a C average, compose the Pinevllle Booster Squad. Forming an organized squad for all football games, selling season football and basketball tickets, attending basketball games, sponsor ing Homecoming and helping in community projects are only a few of the activities of these staunch supporters of Pineville High School. Miss Stafford, the sponsor, devotes many hours to these girls as she trains them for half time shows, chaperons them to each out-of-town game, takes them on one special trip for pleasure and sees that each girl learns not only how to cooperate, but also how to have fun. Don't forget, girls! Talking and gum-chewing NOW mean extra hours of marching. First row, lefttoright: Frances Ford, Elaine Guinn, Jenny Smith. Second row: Carlene Baker, Sandra Hafley. Donna Gates, Jane Sine, Barbara Moreau. Third row: Linda Teekel, Bobbie Greene, Doris Taylor, Peggy Poole, Carolyn Christoffel. Fourth row: Kathy Hale, Gwen Wiley, Betty Smith, Mattie Estes, Tanya Voinche. Fifth row: Sherri Bice, Shirley Colson, Evelyn McCann, Anna Kees, Judy Sweeney. Booster Officers Standing: Virginia Stagg, Captain; Frances Ford, Secretary; Marleen Brister, Second Lieutenant. Seated: Elaine Guinn, Reporter; Norma Branch, First Lieutenant Peanuts? Anyone Yea Team!! Attention!! Good Game, Boys! Cheerleaders Full of Rebel spirit, the Cheerleaders lead the student body in cheers at football and basketball games, pep rallys and parades. These students represent all grades In our school. They can be found practicing each day at sixth period in order to cheer our team on to VICTORY. ___ CHARLES O'BANION Head Cheerleader Left to right: SANDY NALL SUE INGRAM CHARLES O'BANION SHARON BOOTY GEORGE CREED BOBBIE WILSON Music — The Music Department of Pineville High School, under the direction of Mr. Joe C. Rivet, consists of the Dixie Kats, the Football Band, the Concert Band, the Majorettes, and the Chorus. The Dixie Kats are a newly organized group of musicians who are learning popular, Dixie-land, and dance music. Attractive uniforms of the Football and Concert Bands depict Confederate Officers of the past years in Dixie. At Football games, festivals, concerts, and other numerous community activities-the Rebel Band is always there to do its share. A Football Band would not be complete without Majorettes to lead it. The Majorettes perform with the band at most occasions. The unique drills, carried out by these girls, add much to any performance. The Chorus is the vocal division of the Music Department. Songs of all types are learned and prepared throughout the year, to present at the Spring Concert. A Year in Dixie wouldnot be complete without Music. Whc E Kand Officers Seated, lefttoright: Sherman Huffman, Captain; Margaret Hickman, First Lieutenant; Evelyn Vicknair, Second Lieutenant; Alice Farmer, Second Lieutenant; Martha Smith, Librarian Sergeant. Second row: Richard Coleman, Top Sergeant; Robert Bolen, Line Sergeant; Billy Prochaska. Arlen Jowers, Property Sergeants; Dianne Edwards, Librarian Sergeant. BRENDA -PINKY' FAITH Head Majorette JESSIE SEXTON MARILYN PRICE DORA PEART SHIRLEY DEVILLE T Clarinets, left to right: Joan Sasser, Evelyn Vicknair, Harry Forrester, Sharon Tudor, Bonnie Stagg, Arlen Jowers, Sandra Baker, Gray Sexton, Anne del Toro, Joanne Patterson, Skipper Scallan, Jo Chambers, Ruth Glass, Ken Scroggs, Alice Farmer, Martha Smith. Saxophones: Billie Baker, Mollie Williams, Lory Malone, Buddy Malone, Dianne Edwards, Dianne Harper, Bobby Prochaska. Jeanne Kramel. Trombones and Baritones: Francille Wilson, Francis Shinn, Carolyn Craven, Don Kirkland, Margaret Hickman, James Pollard, Ada Smith, Gerald Pollard. Cornets: Herbert Dupree, Jimmy Dupree, Roger McCoy, Ferrel Roton, Hymie Bradford, Billy Prochaska, Rutledge Whittington, Roy Farmer, Billy O’Neal, Robert Ratcliff, Max Howard, Bob Bolen, David Colvin, Angele Normand, Walter Russum. Basses: Carney Robertson, Ronald Slocum, Sherman Huffman. Flutes: Francis Kees, Cynthia Knight, Millie Wendorf, Alice Marler, Julia Brown, Carol Pettus. Percussions: Betty White, Larry DeWitt, Virginia Morgan, Richard Coleman, Glenn Kramel, Billy Ober, Betty Hurst, Larry Prestridge.. DIXIE KATS First row, left to right: Alice Farmer, Skipper Scallan, Bobby Prochaska, Jeanne Kramel, Dianne Edwards, Kenneth Scroggs, Lory Malone, David Colvin, Betty White. Second row: Robert Bolen. Leader; Richard Coleman, Treasure:; Ferrel Roton, Billy Prochaska, Francis Shinn. Don Kirkland, Ronald Slocum. Flxst row, left to right: Alice Marler. Frances Kees, Carol Pettus, Millie Wendorf, Cynthia Knight. Mollie, Williams. Dianne Harper. Martha Smith, Evelyn Vicknair, Anna Johnson, Arlen Jowers, Skipper Scallan. Ken Scroggs. Alice Farmer. Second row: Lory Malone, Dianne Edwards, Buddy Malone, Billie Baker, Jeanne Kramel, Bobby Prochaska, Walter Russum, Max Howard, Billy O'Neal, Joan Sasser, Sandra Baker, Jo Chambers, Harry Forrester, Bonnie Stagg, Gray Sexton, Sharon Tudor, Anne del Toro, Joanne Patterson. Third row: Jimmy Dupree, Herbert Dupree, Roger McCoy, David Colvin, Robert Bolen, Ferrel Roton, Hymie Bradford, Robert Ratcliff, Jessie Sexton, Gerald Pollard, Roy Farmer, Billy Prochaska, John Mosley, Francille Wilson. Sally Hickman, Don Kirkland, Carolyn Craven, Frances Shinn, Margaret Hickman. Standing: Betty Hurst, Larry Prestridge, Richard Coleman, Glenn Kramel, Carney Robertson, Ronald Slocum, Sherman Huffman, Virginia Morgan, Betty Nan White. Away Away Concert Hand Away T)owh South First row. left to right: Betty Nan White. Kenneth Scroggs, Beverly Peart, Hazel Hardy, Willie Mobley, Bonnie Smith, Mary Stagg. Rebecca Grigg, Judy Hudgens. Second row: Patsy Robertson, Carol Durham, Carlene Baker, Beverly Schroeder, Frances Fairbanks, Marleen Folse, Shirley Muse, Wanda Cayer, June Brosette, Bonnie Stagg, Linda Lee. Third row: Doris Taylor, Bobbie Sue Wilson. Roselyn Kees, Gene Miller. Kenneth Rigsby, Tommy McLain, Lynn Ward, Hubert Lincecum, Marlene Hickman, Kay Rogers, Alice Graham. Back row: Betty Smith, Sandra Corley, Barbara Burrell, Ernie O'Neal, Richard Coleman, Francis Shinn, John Smith, J. W. Ferrier, Alvin Perkins. Louis Lucas. Lory Malone, Hal Ward, Ralph Randow. Speech Department The Name -Speech Department is magic to many ears, for this part of our school works magic in helping to transform shy, awkward boys and girls into poised, self-assured young men and ladies. For Speech includes not only dramatics but other phases of public speaking as well. There are three groups who take part in speech activities. The two speech classes, which have organized into clubs known as Les Parleurs and The Future Speakers, are the training groups. Those who take part in enough activities and who win enough points are then invited to become members of the Thespians, which is a national honorary organization for budding dramatic stars. One major production a year is given and through this medium all those pupils who are involved learn the intricacies of the stage from props to production. The production this year was Our Miss Brooks. Mrs. Miller sponsors all speech work. THESPIANS First row, from left: Leona Hazlewood, President; Richard Coleman, Vice President; Frances Kees, Secretary-Treasurer; Margaret Hickman, Program Chairman; Katheryn Carroll, Scribe; Jessie Sexton. Second row: Diane Edwards, Evelyn Vicknair, Roger Allison, Betty Hurst, Carol Pettus, Alice Farmer, Bobbie Sue Wilson, Wanda Cayer. CAST OF PLAY Front row: Jon Harris, Frances Fairbanks, Joan Sasser, Bobbie Sue Wilson, Elaine Guinn, Betty Hurst, Richard Coleman, Frances Kees, Jim Bailey, Dave Taylor. Second row: Alice Marler, Sue Baker, Willie Mobley, Pinky Faith, Alice Farmer, Diane Harper. Jon Harris and Jim Bailey consult with Our Miss Brooks, Frances Kees at play rehearsal. Ces Parleurs Front row, left to right: Dave Taylor, President; Frank Sanders, Vice President and Treasurer; Joan Sasser, Secretary; Alice Marler, Program Chairman; Pat Breeding, Program Chairman. Second row: Rhonda Cole, Diane Harper, Cynthia Knight, Jeanette Odom, Toppy Deville, Gloria Johnson. Third row: Mollie Williams, Evelyn McCann. Barbara Floyd, Charles O'Banion, B. T. Dennis, Buddy Farrar, Bobby Bonds, O. T. Green, John White, Carol Estes. Zhe Mure Speakers Front row, left to right: Buddy Megison, Vice President; Willie Mobley, Secretary and Treasurer; Jon Harris, President; Frances Fairbanks, Program Chairman; Ralph Randow, Co-Program Chairman; Linda Greene, Reporter. Second row: Sarah Troquille, Tanya Voinche, Beulah Rodriquez, Patricia Petrus, Bonnie Stagg, Jeanne Kramel, Sylvia Patterson. Third row: Pinky Faith, Gerald Bennett, Kendyl Booty, Trell Mercer, Hall Cole, Grey Sexton, Herman Stuart, James Byrd, Joe Smith. Just a Meeting! First row: Carol Magnan, Martha Smith, Secretary; Kacey Carroll, President; Sharon Tudor, Vice President; Evelyn Vicknair, Representative. Second row.-Linda Westbrook, Sue Baker, Shirley Colson, Frances Fairbanks, Ruth Glass, Millie Wendorf, Dianne Edwards, Jessie Sexton, Sherry Allen, Rita Wilson, Frances Kees, Delores Lachney, Anita Estes, Wanda Cayer, Anne del Toro. Senior Xf-Zeens First row, left to right: Pat Breeding, President; Leona Hazlewood, Vice President; Alice Graham, Secretary; Carolyn Swain, Treasurer; Brenda Faith, Reporter. Second row: Frances Ford, Fran Rachal Ferrier, Caroline lies, Betty Hurst, Marlene Hickman, Sharon Booty. Carol Durham, Mollie Williams, Representative. Y 4 TheY-Teens, a worldwide organization of Junior Y. W. C.A. members, work in many ways to build character and to have fun. The four Y-Teen organizations of our school have been quite active. Each club has carried out numerous civic projects, as well as debate-forums during the year. Only when these projects were completed, did the clubs plan their social events, which were all big successes. Sponsors for the clubs include Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Beall, Faculty Coordinators. Mesdames Don Lumadue, James Gills and Lee Price. First row. left to right: Marilyn Price, President; Joan Sasser. Vice President; Joanne Patterson, Secretary; Cynthia Knight, Treasurer; Alice Mailer, Reporter; Judy Jenkins. Representative; Ada Mae Smith. Chaplain: Second row: Carolyn Dauzart. Frances Hathorn, Carol Pettus, Carolyn Craven, Mary Sasser, Jenny Smith, Patsy Fuglaar. Third row; Toppy Deville, Jeanette Odom, Evelyn McCann, Cwen Wiley, Angele Norm and, Linda Nall, Beverly Peart, Meredith Pittman, Jo Ann Bonds, Fourth row: Polly Ford, Sherri Bice, Diane Harper, Julia Brown. Anna Johnson, Isabelle Wilmoth, Bobbie Gillespie Gloria Johnson, Hazel Hardy. First row, from left: Patsy Robertson, President: Dora Peart, Vice President: Jane Sine, Secretary; Linda Teekle, Treasurer; Sybil Wilson, Publicity; Sandra Corley, Inter-Club Council Member: Peggy Poole, Sergeant-at-Arms. Second row: Yvonne Dommert, Alice Faye Martin, Delores Phillips, Judy Sweeny, Janice Pittman, Connie Rash all, Billie Walker, Phyllis Belgard, Louise Voorhies. Third row: Betty Smith, Halaine Kees, Glenda McCann, Carolyn Christoffel, Carlene Baker, Betty Beard, Judy Salley, Elaine Gremillion, Joy Goodwin, Lois Jean Farmer. Fourth row: Dot Vanlangendonck, Sue Ingram, Judy Hudgens, Clara Berlin, Carolyn Sparks, Tanya Voinche, Faye Lester, Betty Nichols, Jackie Fairchild, Mariguriette Webster, Rona Arnold. key Club Composed of boys selected for leadership, character and scholarship, the Key Club is sponsored by the Pineville Kiwanis Club. This active organization participates in many civic projects, such as the United Fund drive. A Highlight of the year was the announcing of the Key Club Sweetheart at the Sweetheart Dance. o ,ve. .oS First row, left to right: Louis Bonnette, Tommy Dunham, James Pollard, Harry Forrester. Mr. Hutchinson, Sponsor. Second row: Billy Ober, Freddie Richards, James Hilderbrand, Robert O'Neal, Gerald Bennett, George Creed. Senior Hi- J The Senior Hl-Y, made up of 11th and 12th grades boys is a Junior organization of the Y. M.C. A. With the guidance of Mr. Hutchinson, the boys are helpful in many civic projects. The purchasing of a P. A. System for our school is the aim of this club. They sell refreshments at all home basketball games to raise money for this project. Membership in the Rebel Club is one of the most Kebel Club First row, left to right: John Adams, President; Gene Briley, Vice President; Herman Stuart. Secretary; Larry Prestiidge, Treasurer. Second row; Mr. Baxter, Sponsor; Danny Sexton, Gary McNeal. James Goodwin, Gary Nugent, Billy Mills, Larry Rashall. Third row; Clyde Terral, George Bennett, Kendyl Booty, Larry Bishop, Bill Hilderbrand, Buddy Malone. honors a boy in Pineville High can attain. To be a member, a boy must letter in a sport and must be initiated into the group. Purposes of the club include promotion of better athletics and better school %t spirit. ° V c; v v. . r° Junior Mi- V The Junior Hi-Y, consisting of boys in the ninth and tenth grades, issponsored by the Y. M. C. A. Mr. Baxter is the faculty advisor. This group takes part in many civic activities, and strives to create high standards of Christian character and citizenship in the community. First row, left to right: Frances Ford, President; Mollie Williams, Vice President; Betty Hurst, Secretary; Gene Briley, Treasurer; Carolyn Swain, Historian. Second row: Rita Wilson, Anne del Toro, Alice Farmer, GailClarkston, Pat Breeding, Caroline lies, Alice Graham, Elaine Guinn. Third row . Helen Tousek, Sherry Allen, Harry Forrester, Herman Stuart, Kenneth Scroggs, Ina Tousek, Barbara Moreau. Ces JieureuK The French Influence in Louisiana is the topic of discussion in the French Club this year. This program theme is doubly interesting since members of the group made a trip to New Orleans - Paris of the New World - last spring. Membership in Les Heureux is limited to those students who have one or two years of French. Miss Conerly, Sponsor. Touring New Orleans. The Trip Home. Hunting and dishing The Hunting and Fishing Club is not just a club in which members swap fish tales and Hunting tales. Mr. Rivet and the members also discuss ways to improve their skills in these beloved sports. Special programs are given on care of equipment, duck hunting, favorite fishing spots, and game laws. The highlight of the year is a fish-eating contest held during the annual fish-fry. First row, left to right: Frank Sanders, President: Ralph Randow, Vice President; John Bessonett, Secretary; Jimmy Dear, Buddy Megison. Second row: Phillip Craig, Billy O'Neal, Max Williamson, Charles Simmons, Ernie O'Neal, Gary McNeel, Mr. Rivet, Sponsor. Third row: Conrad Ohlig, Hal Ward, Dick Butler, George Creed, Gerald Bennett. Lory Malone, Kenneth Sasser. Preparing Press notes for the paper. journalism First row, left to right: Pinky Faith, Martha Smith, President; Bobbie Wilson. Vice President; Marilyn Price, Secretary; Sharon Booty, Typist; Frances Kees, Program Chairman; Margaret Hickman. Second row: Jane Sine, Polly Ford, Ruth Glass, Sharon Tudor, Sherri Bice, Jeanne Kramel, Diane Edwards, Jessie Sexton, Millie Wendorf, Pat Robertson, Joan Sasser, Frances Fairbanks, Evelyn Vicknair, Sybil Wilson. Betty Smith. '■■•Mil The Journalism Club under the guidance of Mrs. Lena Moore, is composed of Ya-Hoo and Kepi Staff members, as well as others, who are Interested in writing as a hobby and as a career. It is the responsibility of the members to write Press Notes and to see that the notes are sent to the local newspapers for publication. First row, left to right: Vivian Clark, President; Norma Branch, Vice President; Kathleen Brister, Secretary; Marleen Brister, Treasurer; Sarah Troquille, Parliamentarian; Cathryne Davenport, Reporter; Wanda Cayer, Song Leader. Second row: Mrs. Skeels, Sponsor; Carol Pettus, Mattie Mae Estes, Shirley Colson, Barbara Estes, Florence Flournoy, Francille Wilson, Carolyn Dauzart, Mary Louise Johnson, Fannie Beth Hathorn, Ada Mae Smith, Patricia Petrus, Elaine Voorhies. Third row: Beverly Peart, Virginia Stagg, Frances Miller, Cecelia Bordelon, Angele Normand, Jo Anne Patterson, Carolyn Craven, Kathryn Crooks, Gwendolyn Reynolds, Clemous Wiley, Julia Brown, Barbara Floyd. Fourth row: Linda Smith, Joyce Bordelon, Sylvia Duncan. Louise Bryant, Carol Nalley, Jeanette McDowell, Merry Davenport, Ruth Lucas, Sylvia Patterson, Elaine Shows, Shirley Shows, Beverly Allen. Mary Friesen. 7.H.A. The Junior and Senior Future Homemakers of America consist of students enrolled in home economics classes. These students are interested in promoting a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. The F.H.A., sponsored by Mrs. Skeels and Mrs. Wakefield, is affiliated with the national organization. Delegates have attended Parish, District and State Conventions. Projects sponsored by the club this year have included sale of Christmas cards and a powder-puff football game. 9. M. J. Installation Pictured below are the sixteen officers of the two groups who were installed in a lovely ceremony held in the Home Economics Department. Senior Officers, left to right: Vivian Clark, Cathryne Davenport, Linda Crawford. Sarah Troquille, Marleen Brister, Kathleen Brister. Norma Branch, Wanda Cayer. Junior Officers: Carolyn Christoffel, Halaine Kees, Marilyn Bonnette, Connie Rashall, Sally Hickman, Jackie Fairchild, Glenda McCann, Roselyn Kees. First row, left to right: Carolyn Christoffel, President; Halaine Kees, Vice President; Marilyn Bonnette, Secretary; Connie Rashall. Treasurer; Glenda McCann, Reporter; Roselyn Kees, Song Leader; Sally Hickman, Parliamentarian; Jackie Fairchild. Historian. Second row: Rebecca Grigg, Yvonne Dommert, Alice Martin, Judy Sweeney, Elaine Gremillion, Carlene Baker, Mary Sue Cockerham, Arlene Luneau, Frances Goodwin, Letha Guillory. Third row; Mrs. Wakefield, Janice Pittman, Bonnie Stagg, Kathy Hale, Mary Stagg, Billie Ruth Walker, Phyllis Belgard, Helen Mauritz, Beulahjtodriguez, Jolene Clarkston, Betty Beard, Bobbie Sue Greene, Nettie Rogers, Della Milligan. Fourth row: Judy Hudgens, Linda Lee, Carolyn Sparks, Tanya Voinche, Bonnie Smith, Joy Malone, Reba Davenport, Mariguriette Webster, Carole Clark, Juanita Davis. Faye Lester, Betty Jo Nichols, Martha Loper. First row, left to right: Mary Jane Waggoner, Patricia Petrus, Joyce Bordelon, Kathleen Brister, Historian; Sue Baker, Treasurer; Florence Flournoy, Secretary; Marleen Brister, Vice President; Beverly Allen, President. Second row: Cecelia Bordelon, Sharon Dixon, Annette McDowell, Merry Davenport, Marilyn Bonnette, Sally Hickman, Frances Goodwin, Beulah Rodiguez. Third row: Delores Lachney, Lynn Brock, Benita Roberts, Mary Friesen, Francille Wilson, Dorothy Price, Helen Mauritz, Rebecca Anderson. Fourth row-. Willie Mobley, Linda Westbrook, Sylvia Duncan, Catheryn Davenport, Jeanette McDowell, Letha Guillory, Norma Branch, Kathryn Crooks, Della Milligan, Mrs. Wakefield, Sponsor. 7. V. A- The Future Nurses Club is one group that believes in doing things. For this group composed of those girls who are interested in becoming nurses, spend many hours in active work in the local hospitals. Fifty hours of such work entitles a girl to an F.N. A. pin. A first-aid course and a field trip to Veterans Hospital are among the other projects undertaken by these modem Florence Nightingales. Mrs. Wakefield Sponsors this club. Yea! Team. pai Scenes lt voUr moneV u G£t “ united f“ 4- First row, left to right: Sue Baker, Charles O'Banion, Trell Mercer, President; Marlene Hickman, Vice President; Kay Rogers, Secretary and Treasurer; Gwen Wiley, Reporter; Jerry Brodhead, Linda Westbrook. Second row: Patsy Price, Alma Rabalais, Judy Jenkins, Carol Magnan, Bonnie Sundeen, Marie Payne, Beverly Schroeder, Mary Sasser, Mrs. Leach, Sponsor. Third row: Mr. Roshto Sponsor; Sandra Sundeen, Pat Dean, Bobby Bonds, George Creed, Gloria Johnson, Linda Nall, Delores Lachney. 7. The Future Business Leaders of America, sponsored by Mr. Roshto and Mrs. Leach, strive for a better knowledge of the business world. Each day they learn to become our business leaders of tomorrow. Publishing the Rebel Roll Call is an outstanding project of this club. T . £. The members of the Distributive Education Club are training for business careers. Occupations are found to fit the students' qualifications. Activities include field trips to business firms, trips to State D. E.C. A. Conventions and the annual spring Employee-Employer Barbecue. Mrs. Grace Beall is the capable sponsor of this club. First row, left to right: Robert Allen, President; Robert Ferguson, Vice President; Nadine White, Secretary; Betty Kirton, Treasurer; Betty Kolb, Reporter; Brooksie Ashley, Photographer. Second row; Janice Ducote, Betty Fountain, Karen Lindsey, Judy Constance, Loulette Barton, Martha Dommert, Mrs. Beall, Sponsor. Third row: Reginald Sayers, Bobby Branton, John Scallon, Bobby Hood, Dilward Dupree, Carl White, Wilfred Couvillon, Eugene Bailey. In the classroom, D. E. students prepare merchandise displays. 7 cj. The Lessie Moore Chapter of the Future Teachers of America is affiliated with the national F. T. A. organization. Purposes of this club include recruitment of good teacher material and knowledge of the rewards and demands of the teaching profession. As a project this year each member brought toys to be distributed at Christmas in the children's ward of Charity Hospital. Sponsors for this group are Miss Needham and Mrs. Mattis. First row, left to right: Virginia Stagg, President; Margaret Hickman, Vice President; Rita Wilson. Secretary; Bob Beadle, Treasurer; Pat Dean, Librarian. Second row: Miss Needham. Sponsor; Mattie Estes, Barbara Estes, Barbara Moreau, Elaine Guinn, Bobbie Wilson, Ruth Glass, Frances Fairbanks, Sharon Tudor, Evelyn Vicknair, Anne del Toro. Third row: Lindy Smith. Nellie Craft, Sandra Baker, Helen Tousek, Barbara Floyd, Martha Smith, Millie Wendorf, Frances Kees, Shirley Shows. Fourth row; John Hale, Roberr Rabalais. John Davidson, Ruth Lucas, Kaye Oronowski, Ina Tousek, Sylvia Patterson, Jessie Sexton, Sandra Sundeen. Mr. and Mrs. Hale were guests at the F. T. A. party given for new and prospective members. I want a coke tool The Senior Hi-Y sold cokes at the Basketball games to raise money. 4-M eiub The 4-H Club of Pineville High School is affiliated with the national organization. Our group is sponsored by the offices of the County Agent and the Home Demonstration Agent. Members work on various projects in homemaking, agriculture, and animal husbandry. The 4-H's stand for head, heart, hands, and health. First row, left to right: B. T. Dennis, George Creed, Buddy Megison, Alvin Perkins. Second row: Frances Miller, Larry Rachal, Gene Nugent, Joe Smith, Albert Sasser. Third row: Eugene Morgan, Carol Nalley, Louise Byrant, Sylvia Duncan. First row, left to right: Billy Funderburke, Sherman Huffman, President; Jim Williams, Vice President; Billy O'Neal, Secretary-, Marx Hirsch, Mr. White, Sponsor. Second row: Howard Norman, E. L. Misner, Charles Simmons, J. C. Ward, John White, Gerald Beasley, Wilmer Crawford, Max Williamson, Billy Hines, Larry Bishop, Glenn Kramel. Third row: Billy Tabor, Ralph Murrell. Gene Bailey, Monte Sayer, Robert Daniel. Fourth row: Jim Grant, Jim Dear, Dick Butler, Ardie Estes, Max Howard, Cody Bailey, Curtis Foreman, Lynn Ward. Amateur Radio Club There are so many boys in Pineville High School who are interested in Amateur Radio that Mr. White has had to divide the group into two sections. Study this year has been centered on the Morse Code so that the boys can obtain an Amateur Radio license. One member, John Bordelon, has obtained his license. The group operates a ham station with call letters K-5DTK. Cards have been received from such places as Puerto Rico, Canada, and the Canal Zone. Members of the Library Club perform the tasks of checking out books and assisting students in library references. They have undertaken the job of repairing and rebinding the worn books. This club is under the supervision of Mrs. Parker, the Librarian. Pineville High School is a member of the Louisiana Teen-Age Library Association. Huffman, Frank White, Larry DeWitt. Parker, John McDowell, Ralph Murrell, i David Colvin, Billy Prochaska, Arlen :nd, Sponsor. First row, left to right: George Standing: Larry Rashall, Louis I Freddie Richards, George Epdrt Jowers, Billy Ober, James Poll Projection Club Acting as a training club for the Projection Staff and as a course in the study of Audio-Visual equipment. the Projection Club is a vital part of Pineville High. Without such a club it would be impossible to train persons to show the visual aids the teachers select for special instructions. Mr. Townsend is the capable instructor for this club. Left to right: Sharon Booty, Katheryn Carroll, Bobbie Wilson, Millie Wendorf, Florence Flournoy, Caroline lies. Cunckwom Staff The Lunchroom Staff prepares the delicious, well-balanced meals that are served to us each day. These experienced workers, under the supervision of Mrs. Gates, are appreciated by all. Seated, left to right: Sherman Huffman, Manager; Frank White. Standing: Ralph Murrell, George Endress, David Colvin, Billy Prochaska, Arien Jowers, Billy Ober, Larry DeWitt. Back row: Freddie Richards, Max Howard. Office Staff Pupils, who work on the Office Staff, are chosen for their dependability, scholarship, and interest and ability in office work. Their duties consist of running errands, answering the telephone, typing, checking absentees and helping in any other tasks in which they are needed. Projection Staff The Projection Staff, composed of members trained in the use of Audio-Visual equipment, is under the direction'of Mr. Townsend. The boys, who make up this club, aid teachers and classes in showing selected films. Improvements on equipment and the projection room are being made each year. ftookroom Staff The bookroom staff is active through the entire school year. All books used in the classrooms are handled by this group. They keep inventories, order new books, and discard old books. A lost and found department is also maintained for the pupils. Mr. Cappel sponsors this staff. Front row; Billy Tabor, Carl Crosby. Standing, left to right; John McDowell, Ewell Rutledge, Robert O’Neal, Phillip Craig. Clarice Brossette, Jackie Gurie, Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Tarver, Mrs. Gates, Joe Smith, Phillip Goodwin, Billy Pospisil, James Hilder-brand, Harry Smith. Carrie Vinson, Lunchroom assistant, and James Harper, maintenance assistant to Mr. Bonnette, are standing behind the lunchroom workers. Canteen Staff Everything from school supplies to ice cream sandwiches can be bought in the Canteen each day at recess. Mr. Hutchinson and his staff are familiar sights to all students. Left to right: Mr. Hutchinson, Phillip Craig, C. J. Cavanaugh. ItOTtV Acxn French Club and Speech Club members inspect Lake Pontchartrain during the New Orleans trip. Even in the colonial days the typical Southerner was interested in physical contests and participation in sports. 1956-57 is no different. Almost every boy in Pineville High takes part in some athletic contest whether it be on an interschool level or in intramurals. Girls, too, enjoy sports, both as spectators and participators. Consequently, no record of A Year in Dixie would be complete without a section devoted to the teams, their contests, and their records. Coaches and players alike anxiously wait for the next play of the game. football football Banquet Basketball Baseball Brack Qiris’ Physical Education 1956-57 Coaching Staff JIMMY KEETH CLAYTON BULLARD VERNON BEALL Schedule 1956 Rebels 33 Marksville 21 Rebels 39 Leesville 6 Rebels 12 Baker 37 Rebels 19 Ouachita 14 Rebels 24 Oakdale 0 Rebels 7 Jena 27 Rebels 21 Winnfield 0 Rebels 19 Natchitoches 1? Rebels 32 Jonesboro-Hodge 0 Rebels 12 Menard 12 Rebels 6 Bolton 28 MANAGERS Left to right: Larry Gehbauer, John Smith, Jeff Ramsdell. Zke 1956 Pineville loot ball Squad Sitting, left to right: Manager, Herman Stuart; Ronnie Williams, Henry Vicknair, Billy Mills, Jerry Harris, Buddy King, David Butler, John Bessonett, Robert Daniel, B. T. Dennis, Danny Sexton, Jon Harris. Kneeling, second row; Conrad Ohlig, Johnny Tuma, Donald Harper, Gene Briley, Kenneth Sasser, Pete Morace, Eddie Guillotte, Gordon Boyd, Gerald Bennett, Glen Yates, Buddy Megison, Richard Swain. Third row: Tommy On, Trell Mercer, Buddy Farrar, Frank White, Frank Sanders, Billy Funderburk, Dave Taylor, Robert Corley, J. W. Ferrier, Dick Butler, Dave McGraw, Gary Corley. Summary of the Season The Pineville Rebels coached by Jimmy Keeth, Clayton Bullard, and Vernon Beall hit pay din in '56. The Rebs finished the season with a record of seven wins, three losses, and one tie. Primarily the Rebels were a running team, taking to the air when necessary for additional yardage. They showed a well-balanced offensive attack and a coordinated team defense. Highlights of the season include a defeat of Triple AAA Ouachita and a shut-out win over the Class A state finalist, Oakdale. A victory over Winnfield for the Homecoming game also provided excitement for the team and student body. In fact, from the opening game with Marksville the promise of a bright season to come became evident. Corky Yates, a senior, led the local teams in yards gained passing, and Billy Funderburk, the Work horse of the backfield led the squad in scoring with a total of 55 points. football CORKY YATES Back BOB CORLEY Back FRANK SANDERS Back REBELS TIE COSMO GAME WITH OAKDALE The Pineville Rebels tied the Oakdale Warriors 7-7 at the annual Cosmopolitan Jamboree in Alexandria In the first action on the gridiron of the year. Robert Corley ran 70 yards for the Rebel score. Corley carries the mail behind great blocking. REBELS 33 - MARKSVILLE 21 The Rebels started the 56 season off on the right foot by outscoring Marksville in a wide-open ball game. Robert Corley was the big gun of the Rebel attack scoring 21 points and carrying the ball 12 times for 119 yards. Billy Funderburk scored on a one yard plunge and J. W. Ferrier caught a 29 yard scoring pass from Corky Yates. Marksville showed a potent offense with Tommy Neck and John Maillet leading the way. REBELS 39 - LEESVILLE 6 The Rebels continued their winning ways September 14 at Alumni Stadium on the Louisiana College campus by taking an easy 39-6 victory. JIM BAILEY Tackle DAVE TAYLOR Tackle Gary Corley and company smear a Wampus Cat, FRANK WHITE Center REBELS 12 - BAKER 37 A very strong Baker team greeted the Rebel team down Baton Rouge way, taking a decisive 37-12 victory. Corky Yates and Buddy King, however, looked great with a tremendous passing combination that kept Baker on their toes throughout the game. Yates completed 8 of 11 for the night, while King ran and caught passes beautifully. From the first time they got their hands on the ball to the game's end, it was just too much Rebel power. Corky Yates ran, passed, and directed the fine Rebel units as they really rolled up a wide margin score. Robert Corley chipped in as usual with his allround play. Jon Harris, Billy Funderburk and Eddie Guillotte scored along with Yates and Corley. The big Rebel line was terrific, throwing back the Wampus Cats time after time. FUMBLE! BUDDY MEGISON Guard BUDDY FARRAR End TRELL MERCER Tackle REBELS 19 - OUACHITA 14 One of the many big moments of the year was a thrilling, come-from-behind victory over the AAA Ouachita Lions, 19-14. At the game’s end Ouachita was on the Rebel one yard line. Corky Yates, Jon Harris and Billy Funderburk sparkled in the backfield while McGraw, Bailey, Farrar, and Taylor were tremendous on the line. Yates completed 6 of 13 passes during the night, most of them to Farrar. Harris scored the winning touchdown by racing 31 yards for the final score of the game with the Rebels trailing 14-13 at the time. Eddie Guillotte scored on a pass from Yates, and Billy Funderburk scored on a four yard churn up the middle. For Ouachita, All-Stater Dickie Crowe was a standout, carrying the pigskin 28 times for 119 yards. He also handled the kicking chores. Guillotte is stopped!” CONRAD OHLIG End KENNETH SASSER Tackle DAVE McGRAW Tackle REBELS 24 - OAKDALE 0 The Rebels won their most impressive victory of the 56-57 season by defeating the Oakdale Warriors 24-0. The Rebs completely dominated the Warriors in every department in the game. Making only 93 yards rushing and 19 passing, the Warriors never got a chance to score. The Rebels marched up and down the field almost at will, capitalizing on all breaks. Three of the touchdowns were made on long runs by Jon Harris, Buddy King, and Billy Funderburk. The fourth score was added when J. W. Ferrier received a pass from Corky Yates. In this game the Rebels lost the services of Eddie Guillotte, a fine halfback, for the rest of the season, as he suffered a dislocated elbow. Touchdown bound Corley dootball BILLY FUNDERBURK Back JOHNNY TUMA Back BUDDY KING Back Now go. Buddy! JENA 27 - REBELS 7 The Rebels ran into one of the strongest teams in the state as they played their first district game of the season and were beaten 27-7. A good first half was the difference for the Giants as they scored 20 of their points. The Rebels played on even terms with the Giants in the second half. I surrender! Billy Funderburk played a tremendous game for the Rebels as he led the second half touchdown drive with his power surges up the middle. He also capped the drive off by plunging over from the three for the score in the third quarter. Corky Yates and Jon Harris teamed up for a good passing combination as Corky hit on 6 of 13, five of them to Jon. JERRY HARRIS Back RICHARD SWAIN End GARY CORLEY End Corky’s trying! REBELS 21 - WINNFIELD 0 Pinevllle Rebels scored the first time they got their hands on the ball to defeat a big Winnfield aggregation in the Homecoming Game. The Rebels used a strong ground game and an impressive passing attack to rack up 21 points in the first half and in the second half protected their lead with strong defensive play. When Johnny comes running home! Scoring for the Rebels were Johnny Tuma, Buddy Farrar, and Corky Yates. Buddy King rounded out the scoring with three conversions. Outstanding on defense were Dave Taylor, Dave McGraw, Frank Sanders, Buddy Megison, Buddy Farrar, and Corky Yates. Ripping off yards in the Rebel backfield were Billy Funderburk. Johnny Tuma, Corky Yates, Jon Harris, and Buddy King. football CURTIS FOREMAN Tackle B. T. DENNIS Guard JON HARRIS Back Atta boy, Eddie! REBELS 19 - NATCHITOCHES 18 The heavily favored Rebels had to really scrap to eke out a 19-18 victory over a fired-up Red Devil team from Natchitoches. J. W. Ferrler scored first early in the game after a Red Devil fumble as he made a fine, leaping catch of a Yates strike in the end zone. Buddy King split the uprights with the extra point that meant the game even though nobody knew it at the time. Jon scores the winning touchdown! Johnny Tuma and Billy Funderburk also scored for the Rebels after Jon Harris and J. W. Ferrier set each one up. Harris intercepted a pass to set up Tuma’s score, while Ferrier scooped up a Red Devil fumble and raced to the Natchitoches three from which Funderburk plunged across. Buddy Farrar blocked the Natchitoches final touchdown for the deciding play along with King’s lone conversion of the game. TOMMY ORR Back DAVID BUTLER Center DICK BUTLER Tackle Okay boys, break it up! REBELS 32 JONESBORO-HODGE 0 The Rebels proved that rain and mud were not going to stop their powerful machine. They really poured it on in the second half with every player getting into the act as they sloshed to a 32-0 victory in Jonesboro-Hod-ges Homecoming game. Corky Yates scored twice on a one yard sneak and a 60 yard punt return. Johnny Tuma, Dick Butler and Billy Funderburk scored the other touchdowns, with Yates and Funderburk adding the extra points. Frank Sanders and Jim Bailey led the great forward wall as they rushed quarterback Jimmy Golden of the Tigers. football Other members of the varsit team whose pictures were unavailable were: Gerald Bennett Eddie Guillotte Pete Morace J. W. Ferrier GENE BRILEY Back HENRY VICKNAIR Back REBELS 12 - MENARD 12 The Rebels outplayed their crosstown rivals in a bitterly fought game with Menard. However, they had to settle with a 12-12 tie in a game that saw the deciding point by each team missed after all four touchdowns. Menard scored first on a 55 yard pass play from Buddy Cosen-za to Bootsy Watson after only three plays from scrimmage. The Rebels came back with a score only 1:30 left in the first half as Billy Funderburk crashed over from the two yard line. The Rebels took the second half kick-off and came back strong. Corky Yates capped the drive by throwing a 21 yard scoring pass to Jon Harris. Butch Willis led the Eagles' drive as they rallied right back to tie the score. A big fired-up Rebel line banged down Joe Serio as he tried to run for the winning extra point. Don't stand there, do something! REBELS 6 - BOLTON 28 In the last game of the season the Rebs suffered defeat at the hands of the Bolton Bears, who racked up 28 points to the Rebs 6. The Rebel machine couldn’t seem to move the ball enough to score more than once. Bruising Bill Funderburk went over for the Rebs lone score. We appeared to be outclassed by the triple A” Bruins. Speed was the main factor that put them so far out in front. Even though we lost the last game, the Rebels ended the season with a very fine record of 7 wins, 3 losses, and 1 tie. Too late! Bolton scored again! Home Support! football banquet Before a crowd of 200, Coach Andy Pilney of Tulane University spoke of desire and success at the Pineviile Rebel Club's second annual football banquet. This banquet was in honor of the 1956 P. H. S. football team. Jimmy Keeth, Rebel head coach, presented awards to four stalwarts of the team. Three other awards were presented by the Town Talk to the members of their All-City Team. Other speakers of the evening included Rev. John Kilpatrick, Fred Tannehill, president of thi Rebel Club, and serving as Toastmaster was T. C. Brister. Each member of the ’56 squad, the coaches, and cheerleaders were introduced to the loyal supporters of the Rebel team by Coach Keeth. Speaker Andy Pilney and President of the Rebel Club, Fred Tannehill. Winners of the school awards, presented by Coach Keeth are, left to right: Jerry Harris, scholastic award; Dave Taylor, the most improved player; Frank Sanders, most valuable lineman; Corky Yates, most valuable back. Left to right: Coach Pilney, Dave Taylor - most improved and all-city. Corky Yates - all-district and most valuable back, Frank Sanders - all-district and all-city and most valuable lineman, Jerry Harris -scholastic award. Buddy Farrar - all-city, and Coach Jimmy Keeth. Coach Pilney in his speech cited that it took courage to play football. He said, Courage exemplifies champions not only in athletes, but in everyday life. He told the players, Above ail, keep yourselves physically conditioned and academically high. Nothing else matters right now. FRANK SANDERS All-District All-City Guard BUDDY FARRAR All-City End DAVE TAYLOR All-District All-City Tackle CORKY YATES All-District Back BILLY FUNDERBURK A11-District Back Player Moms FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK1 CHOSEN BY STUDENTS. Jamboree Game - F. Sanders and B. Megison Marksville - Bob Corley Leesville - Corky Yates Baker - Buddy King Ouachita - Billy Funderburk Oakdale - Pete Morace and Jon Harris Jena - Buddy Farrar Winnfield - Johnny Tuma and D. Taylor Natchitoches - J. W. Ferrier Jonesboro-Hodge - Team Effort Menard - B. Funderburk and F. Sanders Bolton - Frank Sanders junior loot ball Zcam First row, left to right: Gordon Boyd, Gene Muse, Keith Price, Vincent Cuellar, Flash Gordon, John Adams, Gary McNeal, Coach Millet. Second row: Dick Breeding, Harold Dauzart, Bill Holy, Harold Brown, Kendyl Booty, James Byrd, John Groves, Ronnie Williams, Danny Sexton, Fred Randow, Third row: John Hale, Thomas Holsomback, Bob Beadle, Robert Rabalais, Jeff Hunt, Gerald Pollard, Kenneth Crawford, Cecil Johnson, and Travis Gypin. Other members of the squad who are not pictured are: Tim Allen, George Bennett, Herman Stuart, Dale Leland, and Jeff Ramsdell, manager. Schedule Plneville 7 - Menard 13 Pineville 6 - Menard 6 Pineville 13 - LaSalle 6 Summary of Juniors' Season The Junior Rebels played only three games in the 56-’57 season ending the year with one win, one loss, and one tie. In the first game the Rebs went down in defeat to the Menard Eagles. The Juniors were leading up to the last 30 seconds when the Eagles completed a touchdown pass to win the game 13-7. In the second game we again played Menard. It seems as though the breaks were with us in this contest. The Eagles struck pay dirt first in the second quarter, but they missed that important conversion. The Rebs came back in the last 20 seconds to haunt the Eagles by passing for a touchdown, Again the extra point was missed and the game ended in a tie. A long awaited victory came to the Juniors in the third and final game of the season. Drawing first blood, the LaSalle Tigers scored early in the second quarter. But those fighting little Rebs scored in the last 20 seconds of the half and booted the extra point to put Pineville ahead 7-6. Scoring in the third quarter and insuring their win by holding the Tigers scoreless, they went on to win 13-7 and to end the season right. basketball 1956-57 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling, left to right: Corky Yates, Buddy King, Frank Sanders, Buddy Farrar, Hymie Bradford. Standing: Ronnie Williams, Lory Malone, Jerry Harris, Dick Butler, Frank White, Coach Bullard, Larry Don Kirkland, Henry Masson, Tommy Orr, Dave McGraw, Henry Vicknair. Pineville High Scorer Opponents SUMMARY OF THE SEASON Rebels 41 (Masson 15) Colfax 48 Rebels 45 (King 18) Bunkie 46 As the Kepi goes to press, the Rebel cage- Rebels 48 (Masson 17) Tioga 42 men are enjoying probably their best chances Rebels 29 (Yates 18) Bolton 39 in District 2 AA competition. The season has Rebels 56 (Yates 14) Colfax 35 not yet ended and they are in a tie for first Rebels 57 (King 21) Bolton 48 place in one of the most evenly matched dis- Rebels 54 (King 16) Buckeye 41 tricts in Louisiana High School play. Rebels 44 (Farrar 15) Menard 38 Coach Clayton Bullard's Rebels have had Rebels 44 (Yates 11) Bolton 77 a mediocre record, which at this time stands Rebels 56 (Yates 28) Pollock 50 at 11 wins and 11 losses. However, this re- Rebels 46 (King 14) Simmesport 60 cord does not reveal the thrills and fine bas- Rebels 56 (Yates 14) Georgetown 33 ketball they have played. They near their Rebels 42 (King 17) Natchez, Miss. 57 most crucial part of the season as they ay Rebels 55 (Yates 24) LaSalle 46 to battle their way into the state playoffs. Rebels 61 (King 18) Bunkie 62 At the present time Corky Yates is leading Rebels 33 (King 11) Menard • 40 the Twin Cities in scoring. He is the first Rebels 57 (King 23) Pollock 58 player to pass the 300 point mark. Rebels 52 (Yates 17) Jena • 46 The Rebel B-Saing has also looked good. Rebels 47 1 (King 18) LaSalle 52 Their record stands at 9 wins and 6 losses. Rebels 64 (Yates 24) Natchitoches • 62 Rebels 75 (Yates 31) Georgetown 44 Rebels 49 (Yates 16) Menard • 52 • District Games CORKY YATES FRANK SANDERS BUDDY FARRAR FRANK WHITE BUDDY KING HENRY MASSON HYMIE BRADFORD DICK BUTLER LARRY KIRKLAND TOMMY ORR JERRY HARRIS HENRY V1CKNA1R DAVE McGRAW LORY MALONE RONNIE WILLIAMS {junior basketball Squad Standing, left to right: Coach Millet, Tim Allen, Larry Prestridge, Gerald Pollard, Max Howard, Gray Sexton, James Davidson, Billy Mills. Kneeling: Gary Nugent, David Butler, Johnnie White, Fred Ran-dow, Marshall Sontag, Buddy Malone, Ronnie Williams. Go high. Buddy! The Yates specialty. You’ll never know. BASEBALL SQUAD Sitting, left to right: Ferrel Roton, Jerry Harris . Henry Vicknair, Jon Harris . Larry Prestridge, Dick Breeding , J. C. Ward, Gary Nugent, Buddy Malone. Kneeling: Henry Masson , Dave McGravv . Hymie Bradford , Buddy King, Frank White , Buddy Megison, Kenneth Sasser , Harold Brown, Harry Forester , Gordon Boyd. Standing: Louis Bonnette Corky Yates . Glen Kramel, Robert Bolen, John Scallan, Gerald Bennett, B. T. Dennis, Tommy Orr , Ronnie Williams, Lory Malone , Billy Funderburk, Eugene Morgan, Fred Randow, Gary Corley , Coach Beall. •Boys from last year’s Team. SUMMARY OF THE SEASON The Rebel baseball squad finished the'55-’56 season with a fine record. The opener of the year was a perfect game with no one reaching first base. In this game with Pollock, Yates pitched the first 3 innings and Raggio, the last 4. Five players ended the season with batting averages of over . 300. These were: Cecil Raggio - . 386; Ralph Kees - . 354; Jerry Harris - .351; Jon Harris - .350; and Wey-mon Clark - . 325. The 56-’57 season will get under way on March 18th, with the first game to be played in the last week of March. Coach Beall anticipates games with Menard, Buckeye, Boyce, Colfax, and Pollock. The season will probably last about 7 weeks. The District Championship must be decided by April 28th. Since only Menard and Pineville comprise this district, the Championship will be determined this year in a best 3 out of 5 series. Coach Beall Season Record Won 9 - Lost 3 SCHEDULE Cenla Rally Champions Rebels 3 Pollock 0 Rebs 9 Tioga 2 Rebs 12 Tioga 0 Rebs 1 Bolton 5 Pitcher’s record Won Lost Rcbs 6 Buckeye 0 Rebs 15 Menard 4 Yates 2 3 Rebs 5 Menard 3 Rebs 1 Pollock 2 Raggio 6 0 Rebs 13 Winnfield 5 Rebs 6 Bolton 2 Masson 1 0 Rebs 4 Menard 11 Rebs 14 Tioga 0 •District game (Cenla Rally) 1956-1957 TRACK TEAM First row, left to right: Billy Mills, Ralph Randow, Jimmy Dear, Max Williamson, Jon Harris, Thomas Holsomback, Larry Prestridge. David Butler, Gerald Pollard, Robert Bolen. Second row: Gerald Blevins, B. T. Dennis, Kendyl Booty, Jerry Harris, Henry Vicknair, Hal Ward. Buddy Megison, Buddy King, Dick Butler, Travis Gypin, Kenneth Sasser, Ronnie Williams, Herman Stuart, Cecil Johnson. Third row: Robert Rabalais, Alvin Perkins, John Scallan, Bob Corley, Dave Taylor. Jeff Hunt, Gordon Boyd. Francis Shinn. Hymie Bradford, Eddie Guillotte, Larry Kirkland, Frank White, Billy Funderburk, Johnnie Tuma, Gerald Bennett, Tommy Orr, Gene Briley, Kenneth Crawford, Jimmie Grant. Richard Swain, Gary Corley, and Dave McGraw. INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS Taylor McNeel Bob Corley Gary Hays Kenny Ellis Eddie Guillotte Trell Mercer Ralph Kees Alvin Perkins Johnnie Tuma B. T. Dennis Jimmy Rogers Buddy King Glenn Jowers Jim Bailey Billy Funderburk Mike Bennett 58 39 21 18 15 14 13 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 3 1 SUMMARY OF TRACK SEASON The 1955-1956 track season began with the Oakdale Invitational Meet. From that beginning the Rebel thinclads enjoyed a successful campaign, coming through with flying colon in the District Meet and in their regular season schedule. Coach Jimmy Gray’s Rebels won seven events at the District Meet with Taylor McNeel winning four, Bob Corley, two, and Ralph Kees, one. These three boys went on to the State Meet. Here Corley won 1st in the discus and 5th in the 440 yd. dash. Kees placed 2nd in the high jump. Boys who lettered were: Kenny Ellis. Ralph Kees, Gary Hays, Buddy King, Bob Corley, B. T. Dennis, Eddie Guillotte, Trell Mercer, Jimmy Rogers, Johnnie Tuma, and Taylor McNeel. The 56-’57 Track season will begin officially Monday, February 18. The clndermen plan to atteua the Northwestern Relays in March. Last year’s track team included, first row, left to right: Gordon Boyd, Kenny Ellis, Trell Mercer, Bob Corley, Gene Briley. Second row: ThomasHolsomback, Bob Edwards, Mike Bennett, Richard Swain, Taylor McNeel, Johnny Tuma, Murl McNeal. Give ’em all a gold medal! You tell 'em, old man! Gary Hays, ex-track man, explains the pole vault to Buddy King. What form! Miss Stafford calls it Physical Fitness; we call it sore muscles. Pitching horseshoes is a skill which these girls are trying to develop. These girls learn team cooperation as they enjoy a game of volleyball. 0iris’ Physical Education Miss Beverly Stafford is instructor for all girls' Physical Education. This sixth period gym class enjoys playing softball on a sunny day. Thriving business firms, growing industries, and cooperative business people are just as much a part of a year in Dixie as are the students, teachers, administrators, and southern scenes. Without the support of these businesses, this edition of the Kepi could not have been published. The Editorial Staff wishes to take this opportunity to say Thank You to all these who have con tributed to A Year in Dixie. Bobbie Sue Wilson, Business Manager; Carol Magnan, Ken Scroggs, Anne del Toro, Sharon Tudor; Outstanding Salesmen; Rita Wilson; Sales Manager; and James Pollard, Associate Business Manager. Students, on Bank Day, depositing to their School Savings School Savings Bank GUARANTY 704 Main St. Pineville, La. Member F.D.I.C. 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PINEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTERS 1956-1957 MISS BEVERLY STAFFORD Sponsor VIRGINIA STAGG.........................Captain NORMA BRANCH - -- -- -- -- - -1st Lieutenant MARLEEN BRISTER - -- -- -- -- 2nd Lieutenant FRANCES FORD - -- -- -- - Secretary-Treasurer ELAINE GUINN - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Reporter The 1957 staff is sincerely grateful to the business and professional men whose support has made possible this edition of our annual. BOBBIE SUE WILSON Business Manager brii gs to most minds the thoughts of moon-loliate ante billum homes and slaves, Confederate ladips inrhoop skirts. But to us on the Kepi staff the ie'MneansAhe SoutlJ- not dnly in i860; but now - 1957. arf Dixie, and Ye in Dixie merely catalogues we have ottu da, worked with, or observed. Hail to thee Alma Mater Fairest of them all. Blithe scenes of happiness Our memories recall. Though o're the world we roam, In our hearts ever lie Loyalty, faithfulness To our dear Pineville High!