Pineville High School - Kepi Yearbook (Pineville, LA)

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JUNIOR Y-TEENS, First Row, left to right: Samira Futrell, president; Karan Kohara, vice president; Pinky Parker, inter-club council member; Dorothy Crooks, secretary; Cherry Carlisle, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Becky Swain. Barbara Cohn. Rusty Johnson, Kathy Hathorn, Judy Wainwright, Ann Griffith. Norma Kilpatrick. Barbara Cook. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Crouch. Peggy Moreau, Carola Honeycutt, Sandy Puckett. Sandra Wainwright, Sherry Wines, Mary Lea Price, Phyliss Setliff, Janie Vorrhies. FOl R’l H ROW: Patsy Foreman. Annette DcVille, Sharron Paul. Diane Craig. Charlotte Tyler, Brenda Smith. Sissie Mi Mills. ing. THIRD ROW: Pinky Parker, Dana Miller. The Function of this group is to plan the activities of the Y-Teens of Alexandria and Pineville. It is composed of girls from Pineville and Bolton High Schools. SENIOR Y-TEENS. First Row, left to right: Judy Fallin, president: Nancy Ceiling, vice president; Georgia Johnson, inter-club council member; Joan Terry, secretary; Dana Miller, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Carol Hines, Dorothy Hudgens, Patti Hamcs, Dorothy Walker, Judy Whitworth. Shirley Bennett, Pamela McCullough. Mary Warren, Bobbie Bice, Beverly Barger. Cherie Martin, Martha Garland, Helen Bolen, Patsy Ducker. FOURTH ROW: Jimmie Gass, Cookie Barron, Connie Gauthier, Bonnie Sowers, Ann Farmer. Linn Barron, Mary Ann Boyd. Carolyn Burke, Alice Bordelon. Nelda Nalley, Linda Roberts, Raona Booty. 115

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Y-Te nS U CGttS t Mifttj vuphM [ufijli standards at PUQ ant is on owv oQdj sb cvtcj animations —' To build character, to promote u’orld-uide fellowship, to uphold high Christian Ideals, and to have good fun arc a few of the many aims which Y-Teens has promoted since its beginning at PUS in 1952. The three Y-Tcen clubs of Pineville High have been quite active this year as in the past. Each group has enthusiastically promoted various civic projects, parties for the sick and disabled, prepared baskets of food for needy families, and numerous other such programs that interest any teenage girl. Y-Tccns, a junior organization of the YWCA, is certainly one of the most popular clubs for girls at our school. SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS. First Row, left to right: Shirley Honeycutt, president; Vicki Lott, inter-club council member; Peachy Moreau, secretary; Dianne Hyde, treasurer. SECOND ROW: Dianne White, Martha Patterson, Sandra Darnall, Connie Jackson, Lynn Hale, Eileen Mercer, Doris Hooper. Nicole Clifton. Evelyn Nigrcville, Sandra Ramsey. THIRD ROW: Pam DeLong. Carol Holt, Paula Leatherman. Ann Sparks, Frances Nichols. Merry Josserand. Katherine Miller. Sharon Sowers. Anna Lynn Rine, Charlotte Nigrevillc. FOURTH ROW: Donna Gass. Vera Foreman, Sherry Saucier, Donna Robertson, Susan Greer, Sue Dephouse, Beverly Dauzat, Sandy Smith, Carolyn Griffith, Becky Glass, Diana Baker, Annie Coutce. Brooke Battles, Dare W ines, Wanda Boyd. FIFTH ROW: Donna Gail Price, Doris Dubce, Cecelia Lovett. Kay McDowell, Martha Jones. Lucy Burke, Marcia House, Brenda Bunch, Margaret Wetherford, Sandra Taylor, Linda Ohlig. I 14 Jeralyn Merritt, Olivann Stuart. Pat Nappcr, Sharon O'Banion. Pictured above is the Inter-Club Council. Pineville members are,' left to right: Karanl Kohara; Sandra Fu-1 trcll, president; Judy Fallin. vice president;' Georgia Johnson.1 SECOND ROW': Shirley Honeycutt. Vicki Lott, Nancy Geil-

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MEMBERS, left to right: Alfred Hathorn, Edward Barron. Billy Wayne Kees, Robert Buckley. Jack Albritton. 4-H Club is one of the hardest working groups at Pineville High. 4-H means: Head, Heart, Hands, and Health. The club is affiliated with the national 4-H organization and members are active in all fifty states. Local sponsoring agencies are the offices of the county agent, and the home demonstration agent. The aim of the organization is the improvement of homemaking, animal husbandry, and agriculture. U wfvtfe tfajacvul th (jutute Making it possible for students to develop business leadership while obtaining a high school education is the purpose of the Distributive Education Club. To be a member of this group one-must be a junior or senior who is interested in the benefits of employment while still in high school. Our school offers its students the opportunity to work a half-day with the co-operation of local business firms. Attending school in the mornings these students work in the afternoon. This experience enables these students to build a firm foundation for the business life of tomorrow through actual experience. FIRS I ROW. left to right: Thelma Coutee, president; Judy Delrie, vice president; Martha Smith, secretary-treasurer; Lee Able, reporter; Dorothy Hines, parliamentarian. SECOND ROW; Charlene Davis, Betty Buckclew, I.enora Dugan. Elaine Hines. THIRD ROW: Earline Franks. Mary Ann Boyd, l'loyce Kersh. Man- Ferguson. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Gardner. Wendell Hines. Tommy Mobley. Clovis Clark. 116