Pineville High School - Kepi Yearbook (Pineville, LA)

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 C mwij For faithful service to the Rebel Hand. Max Blaylock was the 1961 recipient of the John Philip Sousa Award. Many musical tasks fill the lives of members of the band, but none calls for more careful preparation than the spring concert. This program runs the gamut of the concert band repertoire by including music that ranges from classics like the overture to Hgmont to novelty numbers such as Bugler s Holiday.” Each spring concert program includes awards and honors which are presented to band members whose service to the music department has been of a superior quality. 1961 award winners were: Max Blaylock, Dennis Boyter, Sharon Sowers, Vickie Lott, Mike Haley, Ruth Franz, Karl Long, Jimmy Magnan, Sandra Futrell, Tom Lane. Jan Fulton and Lynelle Ford. Karl I.ong, Gary Reynolds, and Max Blaylock practiced long and persevcringly for their part on the spring concert program.

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The cast and the audience were shaken up by The Nervous Wreck” and his pals. Tti Ng u OuS UAfifife' {nowgftfc (Loilw t{i tiou e During each school session speech students participate in many worthwhile activities and achieve many notable successes. But of all their activities none are more eagerly anticipated than their dramatics presentations, which are a one-act play and a three-act work. These plays range from tragedy to mystery and comedy. Light-hearted comedy’’ is the only apt description for the 1961 thrce-acter, The Nervous Wreck. Hard work and inspired talent combined forces to produce a first-rate performance that was thoroughly enjoyed by all who saw it. This success indicated the quality of plays that will be presented in the future. Hddic Rundcll begins his change to Althea Coldwatcr at the hands of the make-up man. 1 Rehearsal proved too much for Frank Thibodeaux, The Nervous Wreck.' 10

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Owv parites help make owo w Mi Some Booster initiates didn't seem very happy while others thought the situation was hilarious. Below: Rebel Miss initiation was a fashion parade of shoe boxes, cut vegetables, and oversize skirts. George Briley had just asked Harvey Luttrell and Richard White to sign his Ya-Hoo at the annual Kepi Party! 12