Pineville High School - Kepi Yearbook (Pineville, LA)

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After football season ends our marching band becomes the concert band. Only the most accomplished musicians at our school arc in the concert band. These talented students work hard to play skillfully at each performance. Each year the concert band goes to the spring music festival held at one of the state colleges anti is graded by each musician's ability to play selections which have been prepared beforehand. They also must sight read a selection never before practiced by them. All in all, each festival is a really exciting and challenging affair. OFFICERS FIRST ROW. left to right: Sharon Sowers, Assistant Librarian; Bonnie Sowers. Librarian; Sandra Futrell. Drum Majorette; Georgia Johnson. 2nd Lieutenant; Carola Honeycutt. Assistant Librarian. SECOND ROW: Duane Yates, Student Director; Karl Long, Captain; Ruth Franz. 1st Lieutenant; George Briley, Top Sergeant; Tom Lane, Property Sergeant. ocfojifees Donna Gass, David Franz, Duane Yates. Gary Reynolds. Karl Long. Orville Wilson, Mike Haley, Leonard Cole, James Groves, Jim Holley. Kenneth Bordelon. Bonnie Sowers. FOURTH ROW: Louis Price, Jerry Saucier, Robert Vernon. Steve Smith, George Briley, Jan Anders, Buster Nugent, Ruth Franz, Marcia House.

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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,

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TO' S uM both School CutfL COfcuminJthj One of the highest honors a boy can receive is to be invited to join the Key Club. Before nomination, one must have a high scholastic rating, outstanding character, and leadership ability. Key Club, sponsored by Kiwanis International, is a school sen'ice group. Landscaping projects, adopting of a foreign orphan, and placing benches around our school arc some of the many services it has performed since 1952. Each year ten girls arc elected by the Key Club to be Dixie Darlings.” They are nominated and elected on the basis of popularity. These girls render services to the club and school where the feminine touch is needed. From the ten, one is elected Key Club Sweetheart and honored at the annual Key Club leadership banquet. FIRST ROW', left to right: Sammy Goodwin, president; Doug Fine, vice president; David Franz, secretary; Robert Civanangh, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Lyman Smith. Marion Run-dell Orville Wilson, James Groves, Don Howard, Ricky W'ilson. THIRD ROW: Tom Lane, Don Bates. John Goodwin. Ray Attner, Gary Reynolds. Ray Nichols. Paul Taylor, Mike Tudor. FOURTH ROW': Mason Cambell, Charles Kidd, Gary Girod, Frank Thibodeaux. David Bates, Mike Haley, Gene Howard. fceu CQub CAROLYN BURKE 1962 Key Club Sweetheart Selecting the girl uho is to be their club sweetheart is among the most difficult tasks Key Clubbers do all year. Their choice must be made from among ten Dixie Darlings whom they choose earlier in the year. This year's Darlings arc Sandra Futrell, Cherry Carlisle, Patti Hamcs, Marilyn Jo Humphries, Bobbie Fairchild, Georgia Johnson, Sandy Puckett, Vicki Lott. Shirley Honeycutt, and Carolyn Burke. For 1962 Key Club Sweetheart members of the club elected Carolyn Burke. Her selection was not announced until the annual leadership banquet, where she was presented the traditional roses and charm bracelet. 110