Pineville High School - Kepi Yearbook (Pineville, LA)

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oMj ter (jOtitbM Left to right: Chcric Martin, Head Majorette; Georgia Johnson; Donna Gail Price; Dianne Hyde; and Vicki Lott. Their new uniforms make our majorettes attrac- tive in every way. They not only perform at football games but also present most enjoyable shows at basketball games and many civic activities. Since 1952, Rebel majorettes have been the source of much school pride. They work long and untiringly to achieve perfection in their routines because these girls must stay together to look sharp. Being a majorette is a lot of work but quite a thrilling ex- SA' FITRELL Majorette perience. 107

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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

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FIRST ROW. left to right: James Groves. Jim Holley, Kenneth Bordelon. Bonnie Sowers. Charles Pringle. Dorothy Walker. SECOND ROW: Judy Whitworth. Martin Shaffer, Sandra Futrell, Vicki Lott. Mike Tudor. THIRD ROW: Jack Merwin. David Franz. Karl Long, Gary Reynolds. Duane Yates. FOURTH ROW: Bernard Nugent. George Briley. AT PIANO: Ruth Ellen Franz. Everyone loves and appreciates good music. This fact interests everyone in the Rebel Band. The band, always a favorite at Pinevillc High, has come a long way since 1952 when it was organized. This energetic group sets the mood for each football game and is always ready to support the fighting Rebs with outstanding music which can be heard full and clear. Too, football games would be only half complete without the marching Rebels. With many arduous hours of drilling, marching, and instrumental practice, the Rebel Band strives to produce an outstanding show team. Daily practices arc also conducted during the summer so that bandsmen get an early start for football season. Oua xcxtmJ, tooiai R W Bom L FIRST ROW. left to right: Tom Lane. Georgia Johnson, Carola Honeycutt, Nicole Clifton, Dianne Hyde. Brenda Bunch. Donna Gail Price. Sharon Sowers, Cherie Martin. Doris Barron. SECOND ROW: Joan Terry. Ann Farmer. Sandy Puckett. Linn Barron. Kathryn Miller, Barbara Mabry, Sue Dcphouse, Sharron O'Ban- i°n. Stafford Kees. Ricky Wilson. Charles Pringle. Dorothy alker. Edward Melancon, Judy Whitworth. Sandra Futrell, Martin Shaffer. Vicki Lott. Mike Tudor. THIRD ROW: Dennis Boytcr. Joseph Burnaman. Bonita Clements, Mason Campbell, Sandra Darnell, Joe Beyer, David Branch, Jack Merwin, Anita Paul,