Pineville High School - Kepi Yearbook (Pineville, LA)

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FIRvST ROW, left to right: Mary Nell Corley. Nancy Ceiling, Marjorie Floyd, Judy Fallin, Patti Hames, Marsha Bice. SECOND ROW: Sue Patterson. Dana Miller, Mary Elizabeth Hutton, Ann Sparks, Connie Velotta, Mae Nichols. THIRD ROW: Anna Lynn Rine, Carol Holt. Linda Tileston, Ginger Blanton, Brenda Smith, Paula Leatherman. FOURTH ROW: Janie Voorhies, Anna Morrison, Roxine Merwin, Annie Coutee, Shirley Honeycutt, Elize Clark. FIFTH ROW: Karan Kohara, Barbara Cohn, Donna Allen, Donna Robertson. Martha Patterson. Bonnie Crouch. SIXTH ROW: Sharon Paul, Peachy Moreau, Shirley Curry, Connie Jackson. Becky Swain, Frances Nichols. SEVENTH ROW: Sherry Wines, Lynettc Williams, Sandra Smith, Marian Thompson, Susan Greer, Diane Craig. EIGHTH ROW: Rusty Johnson, Lynn Hale, Eileen Mercer, Linda Tousek, Olivann Stuart. Pinky Parker. NINTH ROW: Kathy Hathorn, Linda Ohlig, Kay McDowell. Cathy Roshto, Margaret Weatherford, Dorothy Crooks. TENTH ROW: Beverly Barger, Cherry Carlisle, Ann Griffith, Judy Wainwright. REBEL UISSES Attention-demanding hand signals arc always certain to quicken Rebel pulses. iesouafit tfiytouC|{i sfyuihjuM ouid cjyhiu 105

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 Well, do you have that spirit? Yeah, man! You gonna keep that spirit? Yeah, man! And they do! Throughout the year the Rebel Misses promote school spirit in everything they do. The Rebel Misses, celebrating their tenth year of service to Pineville High, continuously perform for the school all jobs that they are called upon to do. Rebel Misses sit at the football and basket- ball games as a pep squad and do hand signals and spirited cheers. Other Rebel Misses sell popcorn and peanuts in the stands. By participating in these activities, members in this group exhibit their ability to work as a well-organized team. In addition to the aforementioned duties, they participate in the half-time shows where they perform with the band. Members of die Rebel Misses are selected for their willingness to cooperate with others and on the basis of their scholastic standing. OFFICERS, left to right: Mary Nell Corley, Chaplain; Marsha Bice. Captain: Patty Hames. First Lieutenant; Nancy Ceiling. Reporter; Judy Fallin, Second Lieutenant; Marjorie Floyd. Secretary. MISS BEVERLY STAFFORD Faculty Advisor Vdtahhi aboundi as eage i ohms 104

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is om 1 Bottom to top: Mary Lea Price, Bobbie Fairchild, Frances Milliner. Linda Pcttus, Jill Haigler, and Dare Wines. Our fix peppy peps erswho keep up the spirits of the entire student body and lead the Rebel Misses, band, and all Rebel fans in cheers and yells, are the true Rebel Spirit leaders of PHS. These spry cheerleaders are blessed with unlimited vim and vigor, measureless enthusiasm, and complete indefatigability. The many activities of these busy girls include Friday morning pep assemblies, decorating the gym and football goal posts, and constantly stirring up that boundless vitality that is the salient characteristic of all good Rcbs. BOBBIE FAIRCHILD Head Cheerleader 106