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PINHVILLH HIGH PCHOOL PI NEVILLE, LOUISIANA VOLUME XIX 1 2 Pane v_ I N T R C) I) U C T I O N ...........4 I A Cβ U L T Y AND CURRICULUM...8 I A V () R I T E S.............30 O R Ci A N I Z A T I () N S..............50 S P () R T S..............................% C I. A S S E S..........................116 ADS AND INDEX...........................150 3 4 THINGS PO NOT CHANGE . . THINGS DO NOT change,- people change. Man has a Mage had an incessant need for challenge,- it has been this challenge that has brought about change. The %70 s depict a time in which challenge was a vital part of life. Now the frontiers of science replace the western frontiers of the past. The more things change, the more they are the same. 5 6 PEOPLE CHANGE iΒ l V β 1 mphiRg i{ 9 B i? - β’ β’ _ . . People come and go. Life goes on. Man will change and be changed Yei man will remain fhe same. 7 FACULTY AND CURRICULUM Principal WALLACE R. BARRONβS active interest in school life and student advancement, his untiring effort to promote scholastic achievement, and his devotion to administrative-duties have made him a respected and successful leader. Active in professional groups, he holds membership in the National Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges, Phi lXlta Kappa, and Louisiana Athletic Association. Will everyone please stand for the prayer.' 10 Jcffie R. Whitworth, Secretary Experienced Administration Provides Leadership Edith Calhoun. Secretary MR. ROBERT F. CESPIVA serves as assistant principal at Pinevillc High. His duties include green registers and student discipline. Also, he assists Mr. Barron any way he can. He is the able sponsor of the Government Club. One can count on finding what he needs in the office, thanks to the capable secretaries, Mrs. Jcffie Whitworth and Mrs. Edith Calhoun. Their duties include handling money, completing correspondence, and keeping attendance records. MR. ROBERT F. CESPIVA B.A. La. College M.Ed. L.S.U. Government Club Advisor 11 Counselors Aid in College Preparation NADENF. M CARLYON Guidance Counselor B.S. Central State College M.Ed. University of Oklahoma AVIS VC' DEWITT Guidance Counselor Louisiana College B A. M.A. Louisiana Tech Mrs. Carlyon Mrs. Dewitt ADVISING STUDENTS, teachers ami staff members at all times arc our worthy guidance counselors. Mrs. Nadcnc Carlyon and Mrs. Avis Dewitt. Mrs. Carlyon counsels junior and seniors __giving juniors academic tests and seniors advice concerning college or WOfk after school. Mrs. IX-witt is in charge of informing freshmen and sophomores on course and graduation require- ments. Teachers' aids work at the ditto 12 Libera! Aris Offered ae Elective Courses AIDING STUDENTS in several ways is the school library. Being equipped with the latest facilities, our library can be used for several purposes. Mrs. Chaudoir, school librarian, and one of many library club members are always on hand to assist students in finding what he needs. Speech class is available to those interested in improving speaking, poise, and self-confidence. The speech department each year presents a play. For those interested in foreign languages Pincville High School provides French I. French II, and Latin classes. In French classes the student learns much about French culture, history, and literature. I.atin can give the student a better understanding of all languages because it is the basis for all Romance languages. Filing books is a time-consuming task for Mrs. Chaudoir but she does find a little time to do some filing of her own Excitement runs rampant in the library as Mrs Pharis's class prepares for a speech Mrs Bcrent Mrs. Chaudoir Mrs. Pharis CLAIRE R BF.RF.NT B A. Univcrsite de Paris French. Latin. English MARY H. CHAUDOIR B A Northwestern University M S. L S U. Librarian JO ANNE M PHARIS B A. La. College English, Speech 13 Mn. Shipp laughingly corrects one of her students. When Mrs. Hayden makes a command, students jump. 14 CAROLYN B. ALSUP B A La. College English GENEVA H HAYDEN B A LS.U. English MARIE R. SHIPP B A La. College English Qfable Basis for Understanding Mr. Washington Mrs Williamson Mrs Wilson Mrs. Mount and Mrs. Shipp discuss class problems. CULLEN B. WASHINGTON B.S. Grambling College English MERRY J. WILLIAMSON B.S. Northwestern University English FRANCES M WILSON B.S. Grambling College English LANGUAGE BEING ONE of the most important and most basic of all studies, the English Department stresses the significance of students being able to express themselves clearly. Good English promotes growth in ability to think, speak, and write clearly and correctly in order to express the desired idea. The English teachers of Pincvillc High School excel in their ability to teach these qualities to the students while making their classes interesting and often exciting and humorous. Mrs. Williamson returns test papers and explains the most frequently made errors. 15 Mrs. Wilson finds a student's remark quite amusing. General Patton's arch rival. Miss Crump, uses one of her spy techniques to keep students in check in KIR Mrs. Mount uses the overhead projector to add interest. b Mrs. Williams works hard grading six weeks tests MARY F. CRUMP B S. Northwestern University Advanced Math. Geometry. Algebra 11 MOLLIE W MOUNT B.S., M.Ed. Northwestern University Algebra II. Geometry Miss Crump Mrs. Mount 16 Math Develops Reasoning Abilities Mr. Tarter Mrs. Touchet Mrs. Williams SAMUEL R TARTER B S. Louisiana Tech Algebra I. General Math RAE BELLE TOUCHET B S. Northwestern State College Math ELOUISE G. WILLIAMS B.S. Southwestern University Senior Math. General Math Mrs Touchet illustrates the proper way to draw a graph. Mr. Tarter explains how to solve quadratic equations. Pincville High offers many different courses in the field of mathematics, ranging from general math to advanced math. Algebra I introduces positive and negative numbers, fundamental operations, solutions bf equations, and factoring. Algebra II brings students further, into the realm of the properties of imaginary numbers. Geometry, the study of two-dimensional figures, gives the fundamentals of planes and angles. Advanced Math brings all the math skills together, wherein the student studies algebra, trigonometry, and fundamental calculus. 17 Qocia! Qtudies Relate Pa si to Present Social Studies, dealing with all aspects of economics, government. and history, are an important part of a studentβs schedule. One finds as each day passes, that it becomes more important to know what is happening in the world today, how it is influenced by past events, and how it will affect the future. Civics gives the student an inside lΒ«x k at how the government operates and its effect on society. World history tells the story of manβs beginning and his development physically, mentally, and spiritually. It is an elective, but those preparing for college are urged to take this course. American History gives the student an appreciation of this countryβs heritage. As a requirement for graduation, it includes a comprehensive study of communism in which students can compare present day societies. Mr Benjamen points out one of his students' many errors. U. L BENJAMEN B A. Leland College M.Ed. Atlanta University Geography. Civics BILLIE C BOONE B.A La. College American History. American Government. Economics 18 Mr Beniamin Mrs. Boone Coach Holsomback finds time to frolic with his students r Coach Zimmerman absent-mindedly distributes secret football plays during civics. Mr. Cappel daydreams back to the days of Tutankahamen. JOHN P. CAPPF.I. B.A., Southwestern University World History. Civics WALTER M. HOLSOMBACK B.A. La. College Civics. American History. Athletics W. W. ZIMMERMAN B.A., M.Ed. McNcese State College Civics. Head Football Coach 19 Mr. Cappel Mr. Holsomback Mr. Zimmerman Mrs. Allen Miss Hendrix Mr. Kaiser Mr. Rucker PATRICIA H. ALLEN Louisiana College B.S. Physical Education ELEANOR B. HENDRIX Northwestern State University B.S. Physical Education RONNIE L KAISER Louisiana College B.A. Physical Education. Athletics BOBBY R RUCKER Louisiana College B.S. McNccse State College B.S. Physical Education. Basketball Head Coach Realizing the importance of oneβs physical strength, Pine-ville High School requires four years of physical education for graduation. Physical education classes encourage gtxxl sportsmanlike-conduct and develop the studentβs physical skills. Enjoyable and beneficial activities are provided for both boys and girls. Boys participate in basketball, football, baseball, and track with respect to the particular season. Girlsβ activities include bounceball, softball, volleyball, golf, table tennis, basketball, badminton, and tumbling. A health course is required one six-weeks period during the year. During this period, the student is introduced to the basic principles of health habits and first aid. Also, the dangers of alcohol, smoking, and drugs arc discussed. SHAZAM! Mr. CappcIβs board brings back painfulβ memories. Physical Education Provides Fun With Qkitts Holmsombackβs Hustlers lead their team on to victory. Mrs. Allen displays her sense of humor in health class. It's nice to know our basketball coaches get along so well. Science β The Frontier of Tomorrow PINEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL offers several exploratory science courses which include Chemistry, Chcrn Study, Biology. General Science, and Physics. Students taking these courses acquire a better and fuller insight into the hows and whysβ of our earth's making. General Science, made available for freshmen, teaches the basic fundamentals of science and prepares the student for the broader subjects such as biology and physics. Biology deals with animal and plant life, whereas physics consists of a combination of math and chemistry. Having been introduced two years ago, Chem Study is one of the newest courses offered at Pineville High. The more advanced student is advised to take Chem Study rather than Chemistry because more difficult experiments are performed as a result of special textbooks. Chemistry, on the other hand, involves more classwork and less lab work. Mrs. Wilkerson finds a studentβs question amusing. Assistant Football Coach Bramlctt sorts the old jerseys. LEE B BRAMLETT General Science B.S. Mississippi College BETTY J. HINES Biology B.S. Louisiana College LENA T MOORE Biology B.S, Louisiana College M.Ed. Louisiana State University Mr. Bramlctt Mrs. Hines Mrs. Moore 22 Miss Needham Mrs. Wilkerson EMILY F. NEEDHAM Chemistry B.S. Louisiana College M.Ed. Louisiana State University ALMA G WILKERSON General Science. Physics B A. Louisiana College M.Ed. and M S Northwestern State University 23 BOBBY J. COAKKR Typing I. Typing II, Shorthand. Secretarial Office Practice B.S. Northwestern University VIOLET H EDWARDS Distributive Education, General Business B.S. Louisiana State University Mrs. Coaker Mrs. Edwards Business Education Prepares Students John Clarius ponders a while before starting his assignment. PREPARING THEMSELVES TO be the well informed business leaders of tomorrowβs world, Pincvillc High students arc gaining the needed experience through the study of distributive and business education courses. To be eligible for taking distributive education, the student must be a junior or senior with a Gavcragc and be recommended by two teachers. The student schedules four hours ol daily class work and then carries through job responsibilities somewhere in Pincvillc or Alexandria. Students taking distributive education are introduced to actual working experience and given the opportunity to better their skills. Business education is designed to aid any student wishing to advance in the business world as well as the student wishing to maintain a less complicated job. The courses offered β Typing I and II, business machines, shorthand, secretarial office practice, general business, and bookkeeping β supply the student with ample knowledge to aid him in everyday life. Mechanical Drawing is of great value to students planning to enter the field of engineering. Bnicc Winn receives plenty of help from Mr Rice and his comrades. Mrs. Hacknc) Mr. Rice Mr. Roshto SAMMYE C. HACKNEY Bookkeeping, Office Machines B.S. Northwestern State University WILLIAM H. RICE, JR. Mechanical Drawing. Civics B.S. Louisiana Tech WALTER J. ROSHTO Typing I B.S. Northwestern State University M.Ed. Northwestern State University for Compefifive Business World I I VjooVs V Vc cvcrsonc to get in the picture1. Jane Ingram models Gauchos in a Home Ec. style show. FEMALE STUDENTS WISHING to learn the basic fundamentals of housekeeping, sewing, and cooking are probably found in the home economics department. This course is offered each year in high school. Home Economics I and II stress and improve the basic principles of sewing and cooking. Challenging the student with more difficult techniques. Home Economics III is a continuation of Home Economics I and II. Home Economics IV teaches the student how to cope with family problems she may face in the future. Industrial Arts is designed to teach the basic skills of the wood-working trade by letting the student experiment with tools and materials. Gay Sontag is caught in a typical expression. Mr. Goodman Mrs. Wakefield Mrs. Watkins COLUMBUS GOODMAN Industrial Arts B.S. Southern University PEGGY A WAKEFIELD Home Economics B.S. Louisiana College BETTYEJ. WATKINS Home Economics B.S. Southern University 27 SUGGESTED AS MOST valuable electives arc band, chorus, and art. Being entertaining as well as constructive these courses provide extensive training for students at Pincvillc High School. Under the direction of Mr. Gary Coakcr, the Pineville High School band puts in many extra practice hours in order to perform for various school functions which include football games, pep rallies, and parades. Being experienced or unexperienced in the music field, the student can find a place in the schoolβs vocal department. Intermediate chorus is taught to introduce all phases of music theory. The advanced group, Rcbelaires, performs for various activities. Art classes are available to those students wishing to express their imagination in different ways. The courses include instruction in lettering, color, theory, painting, and design. Obviously bored, Charles Parsons takes a little nap. GARY A. COAKER Band B M E. LSU M.M.E. Louisiana Tech NATHAN J. CANNELLA Chorus B.M.E. University of Southwestern Louisiana M.M.E. Northwestern State University DAFINEY L. SQUARE Art I, Art 11 B.S. Southern University Mr. Coakcr Mr. Cannclla Mrs. Square Advanced chorus students take a break after rehearsing a song. 28 The Arts Add Cultural Aspects to education Jason Sootcr tries to concentrate but finds himself the center of attention. Russell Futrell and Spankv Tullos add a humorous note to a half time show. 29 FEATURES Top Four Fleeted to Represent PHQ CHOSEN TO represent the senior class as Campus Queen and Rebel General arc Col-ynda Hayes and Don Barker. Colynda is an active member of Y-Tcens, 4-H, and Rebelaires. She serves as head cheerleader for the varsity teams. Don was elected Senior class President and as a member of Press Club he was chosen as a Rebel Reporter. Don is assistant Business Manager of the Kepi and a member of Government Club. Elected as Maid-of-Honor and Chief-of-Staff are Kay Nugent and Charles Parsons. Kay is First Lieutenant in the Rebel Band. She holds the office of ICC in Y-Teens and is a member of Kepi Business Staff. Charles, a letterman in football and track, is Vice-President of Key Club and a member of Government Club. L 32 Rladen Is Receive Quislending Honors Favorites selected from each class arc chosen on the basis of leadership, service to the school, character, and academic accomplishments. Linda Deare and Walter Nichols are Freshman favorites. Linda is a Freshman team cheerleader and a member of Y-Tccns. Walter serves in the band. Selected as Sophomore favorites are Phyliss Kccs and Johnny Belgard. A member of Rcbclaircs, FHA, and Kepi Business staff, Phyliss also serves as Y-Tccn President and Dixie Darling. Johnny is sophomore class President and is a member of Key Club. 34 Elected as Junior favorites arc Dianne Nugent and Fred Collins. Dianne is a Dixie Darling, Y-Tccn. Varsity cheerleader, and is a member of 4-H Club and FHA. Fred presides over the Junior Class, and is a member of Rcbclaircs and Ya-Hoo Editorial Staff. Senior favorites arc Debbie Boyce and Willie White. Debbie is a varsity cheerleader and is a member of Y-Teens and FHA. Willie is on the varsity football team. 35 BOBBY TULLOS Serving as an active member of the varsity basketball team. Bobby is also in the Key Club, Government Club, and the Projection Staff. 36 Who's Who Honors A member of FCS, Press Club, and Interact Club, Sandv also serves as National Honor Society Secretary and Yahoo Exchange Editor. QANBY CRAWFORB Leadership . . . Serving as Ik oster Captain and Rebel Reporter. I.ibba is a member of Press Club, Thespians. Government Club, and is Yahoo Business Manager. UBBA ASHER . A 'β’ JOE GAUE Chosen as National I fonor Society Vice-President and Yahoo Editor, Joe is active in Interact Club, Press Club, Thespians, and PCS. DAVE HATHORN Davis is Student Council President, Kepi and Yahoo Sjx rts Editor, and a member of the varsity basketball team. Key Club, and Press Club. 38 Scholarship, Service Serving on the Kepi Editorial Staff and as a Dixie Darling, Molly is in National Honor Society, Y-Tcens, and Press Club. to the Qchoot. . . Elected as a Booster officer and Treasurer of Student Council. Anne is Yahoo Co-Business Manager and a member of Interact Club. ANN WOOD β PAUL BLAYLOCK Paul is a member of the National Honor Society, Interact Club, and Fellowship of Christian Students. 39 Elected President of the Senior Class and Rebel General, Don serves as Rebel Reporter and is in Press Club and Government Club. Character and Patti is NHS President. Associate Business Manager of the Kepi, an editorialist of the Yahoo, a member of Interact, Press Club, and PCS. PATTI GROVER POP BARKER 40 Dependabilify Chosen as Kepi Business Manager, Betty is also active in Press Club, Interact Club, and is a Booster officer. BETTY QTEHR L YNN BENNETT Lynn serves as Kepi hditor-in-Chief. Vice-President of Press Club, and is a member of PCS and Government Club. 41 Gridiron Royalty Revaa ed PHS Homecoming royalty arc students selected by the varsity football team. Representing PHS in this way is considered quite an honor and privilege. Eva Labordc, elected Homecoming Queen, is also a Rebel Miss officer, a Rcbclaire, and a member of Y-Tccns, PH A, anti a membe r of last year's homecoming court. Maid-of-Honor is Kathy Wolfe. Iking a Booster officer, she is also president of Press Club, member of Y-Tccns, and Organizations editor for the Kepi. Chosen as Senior Maid was Molly Stagg. She serves as Faculty and Curriculum editor of the Kepi, a member of Press Club, Boosters, National Honor Society, Rebclaircs, and is a Dixie Darling. SEATED: I.ibba Asher, Kathy Wolfe. Eva Uborile, Molly Stagg. Bonnie Hay. STANDING Marla Willet, Lorie Stebr. Susan Couch, Carolyn Nugent, Sally Owens. RINGBEARHR Shawn Stagg. FLOWER BEARER: Scott Couch 42 Hom coming Queen Eva Laborde Β§ - m nuniur 43 Qfudenfs Display Enthusiasm 44 Before and (during Homecoming 45 71 Baakefball EIGHT GIRLS RECEIVED the honor of making up the 1971 Basketball Court. Selected by the various homerooms these eight girls were chosen on the basis of their participation and support given to the Rebel basketball team. Menard was the victim as Pineville pulled in another district win among anxious fans. The basketball team chose their cjueen and IXbbie Boyce, senior and varsity cheerleader, was the one to receive the high honor. Dianne Nugent, junior and varsity cheerleader, was elected as her maid of honor. Maid of Honor. Diane Nugent, and her escort Mike Price SF.ATF.D: Debbie Boyce, Colynda Hayes, Phyllis Kecs, Eva I-aBorde, Dianne Nugent. Kay Nugent. Molly Stagg. Marla Willett. SECOND ROW Jan Tullos, Dave Hathorn, Gordon Daniels, Bobby Tullos, Mike Price, Mike Williford, Duke Allgood. Lance NX illiford. 46 Queen Honored PEBRA KAY BOYCE 1971 BASKETBALL QUEEN Flanked by admirers Scott Rucker and Polly Anne Shipp. Queen Debbie seems overjoyed with being elected the new queen. 47 COME FLY WITH me is just one of the witty things said by Kay Nugent and Charles Parsons Kay was chosen Maid of Honor at Pincvillc High this year and has been a member of the Rebel band for 3 years. Charles was a member of the Rebel football team this year and was elected to the position of Chief-of-Staff. Often heard by the boy and girl with the most school spirit, Debbie Bovce and Willie White, is Light my Fire.β Debbie, 1971 Basketball Sweetheart, is a varsity cheerleader. Willie, FHA Beau, played on the Rebel football team. One will never find l.ibba Asher and Joe Galle up a creek. Selected as Most Dependable, Libba is Business Manager of the YA-HOO. Booster captain, and a member of Whoβs Who. Joe is editor of the YA HOO and a member of Whoβs Who. Always open to the Most Likely to Succeed is the door to opportunity. Penny Darby, member of NHS, is an active participant in the Rebel band. Also active in the band is Jet Clubber Marvin Goodgame. Selected as Prettiest girl and Most Handsome boy were Eva LaBorde and Bobby Tullos. Eva, Booster officer, was selected as the 1971 Homecoming Queen. Bobby, president of Key Club, is a player on the Rebel basketball team. Out on a Limb is the position Lynn Bennett and Russell Futrell often find themselves in as Most Candid. Lynn, a member of Whoβs Who. is editor of the Kepi. Russell, Key Clubber, also serves as assistant editor of the KEPI. Light my fire' Outstanding Personalities Row, Row, Ro 48 Chosen for 197 The door to Opportunity 49 ORGANIZATIONS 51 Qfudgn-f Council Dave Hathorn President Charles Vandeberg Vice-President Janice l earc Anne Wood Dwayne Self Secretary Treasurer Chaplain 52 Qfudenf Council Qerves Qchoo! STUDENT C'OUNCll ________FIRST ROW Sissy IaCour Jamie Simpson. Edic Calhoun, Liz Bass. Alan Mobley. Darccllc Vermillion. Kathy Lanoue, Rita Asher. Lorie Stehr. Jeanette Jarrell. SECOND ROW: Janie Ingram. Rose Mary Robinson. Jason Soocer. Jeff Galle. Patricia Smith Kathy Hayes.. Marla, V xJa. Cathy Cummings. True Dcvillc. Gcorgic Moreau. Sha'ron Bonds. THIRD ROW: Johnny Belgard. Bill Wolfe. Charles Darnels, Robert Tuma. Carey Alsup. Russell Futrell, Ricky Black. George Lippe. Tim Scroggs. Matt Merchant. John Frazier. B.ll Matthews. Just.n Hmckley. LEADING PINEVILI.H High School in many of its endeavors is its Student Council. Under the guidance of Mr. Capped, the Student Council works extra hard to improve the schoolβs standards. One of the obvious results of their hard work was the passing of the new school dress ccxle allowing girls to wear pants suits to school. The Student Council also carries on several other projects including the selling of Christmas cards and sjx nsoring of various school elections. Representatives arc elected from each homeroom at the beginning of the school year. They are elected on the basis of scholarship and leadership. Gov't and Jets [develop Citizens STUDENTS INTERESTED IN our local and national government make up the Government club. Their main goal is to develop an interest of government in the students by various means. One of their effective ways has been through personally-directed qucstionaircs concerning current issues. Those students who have cultivated an interest in the broader forms of science and physics make up Jets. They perform various experiments and projects through individual or group work. Idl JETS CLUB: FIRST ROW: Steve Ellis. David McMillan. Mary Barnes. SECOND ROW: Jerrell Clark. Stan Morrison, Jeff Goodgame, Charlie Barrett. THIRD ROW: Jerry Cripps. Randy Harper, David Gunter. Wayne Williams. FOURTH ROW: Duval Lawrence, Jimmy Weatherford, Sylvia Fisher, Marvin Goodgame. Joe Funderberk. GARY CROWE, while under intense interrogation by Pineville Highβs political wizard, tries to share his misfortune with quiet unassuming Cody Hickox. GOVERNMENT CLUB FIRST ROW: President; Russell Futrell, Vice President; Carey Alsup. Secretary; Dave Hathorn, Treasurer; David Gatlin, Program Chairman; Donna Brodhead. SECOND ROW: Lisa Lambard, Joycclin Lcckie, Virginia Parshall. Penny Darby, Deon Johnson, Libba Asher, Lynn Bennett. THIRD ROW: Charles Parson, Don Barker, Cody Hickox. Gary Crowe, Bobby Tullos. 54 Pitot Students Well Represent PHQ PILOT STUDENTS β FIRST ROW: Lynn Bennett. Gay Sontag, Patti Grover. SECOND ROW: Nat Thomas. Bobby Tullos, Carey Alsup. THE PILOT PROGRAM is designed to assist those students wishing to start early in their college work. Through this program pilot students can actually attend college before-becoming a senior and receive credit for their work. The only limitations are that the student must have completed his junior year with better-than-average grades. He is allowed to take only six hours per session of courses offered to college freshmen. AWAITING CLASSES at L.C. arc Gay Sontag. Bobby Tullos and Cary Alsup. 55 Pel Plate and MHP Give Academic Leadership PELICAN STATE β Betty Stchr. Carey Alsup, Dave Hathorn. DELEGATES TO Pelican State arc chose by the faculty on the basis of character, service, scholarship, anti loyalty. They attend a week-long conference in Baton Rouge in the summer prior to their senior year. Being introduced to the mechanics of our government through this worthwhile program, the students take an active part in setting up mock governments in hopes that it will strengthen their leadership ability and knowledge of governmental affairs. DAVE HATHORN eagerly anticipates a work filled week at Pel-State. 56 Mrs. Hayden. N.H.S. Sponsor, gives pointers on becoming a better student. THE R.C. HALE chapter of the National Honor Society is composed of outstanding students at Pinc-villc High. In order to become a member of this select group, one must maintain a Bβ average with no more than one Cβ in any subject. They, also, must be approved by the faculty as students of character, leadership. and service. fcβi NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Patti Grover, Joe Gallc, Sandy Crawford, Mary Holliday, Donna Grimes. SECOND ROW: Carol Swain. Weslyn Green. Beth Himel, Kathv Ryland. Janie Sullivan. Darcellc Vermillion, Jeff Gable. Gary Duke. Molly Stagg, Janice Dcare THIRD ROW: Penny Darby. Rhonda Ry land, Darrell Renolds. Rita Asher. David Guillory. Mary Schlottcrbeck. Georgic Moreau. Jeff Goodgame. Jean Nclle. Lynn Bass. Kathleen Donooe. FOURTH ROW: Dave Hathorn, Diana Sayes, Cathy Cummings. Anne Wood, Steve Erwin. Joe Funderburk, Steve Stockwcll, Charles Vanderberg. Marvin Goodgame. Dwayne Self, George Lippc. Randy Harper. 57 Press Club Peeks io Inform THK MAIN OBJKCTIVR of the Press Club is to inform the surrounding communities of current activities at Pinevillc High School. In order to fulfill this objective the members must prepare write-ups to be published in the Daily Town Talk and other similar duties. Of great assistance to the Press Club are the Rebe l Reporters. These two students, l.ibba Asher and Don Barker, have the responsibility of reporting weekly events of Pincville High School over KDBS radio station each Saturday morning. Press Club President, Kathy Wolfe presides over meeting. Rebel Reporters, Libba Asher and Don Barker. PRESS CLUB: FIRST ROW: Susan Soriull, Russell Futrell, Carey Alsup, Don Barker, Joe Galle, Patti Grover. Paula Johnson, Sandy Crawford, Donna Grimes, Mary Schlotterbcck. SECOND ROW: Molly Stagg, Lynn Bennett, Vice President; Libba Asher, Secretary; Betty Stehr, Historian; Lisa Lambard, Penny Darby, Dave Hathorn. 58 THESPIANS: Pres. β Barbara Fiiipi, Scc.-Trcas. β Rita Gilmore, Patricia Stretch β Vicc-Prcs. FIRST ROW: Tim Burn-. Clyde Downs, Phyllis Curry. Donna Thornhill, Theresa Dubroc, Jim Miller, Nancy Smith, Libba Asher. SECOND ROW: Troy Nally, Mike Ryder, Tim Scroggs, Dave Beach, Janis Eaves. Russell Futrcll, Joe Gallc. Thespians Well RepresenI Speech Dept. Thespians President, Barbara Fiiipi hesitates as she decides on what order of business she will carry on. THESPIANS IS a dramatic club composed of students that have had some experience in speech or drama. Each spring the Thespian members are able to try out for a role in their annual spring production which is open to students and community. Most of the members are members of a speech class or have taken speech at an earlier time. Under the guidance of Mrs. JoAnn Pharis, the students further develop their speaking techniques and gain valuable experience that can lx- used in all phases of life work. 59 Clubs Prepare Qtudents for the Future Preparing for the future is the goal of the library club and the future business leaders. In these clubs students learn how to take on some of the responsibilities they will meet in later life. FBLA: Doris Head. President; Patricia Taylor. Vice President; Loretta Brosette. Secretary; Dixie Malone. Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Roshto, Jeff Gable. Rusty Downs. Gary Duke, David Gunter. Jeff Goodgame, Brenda Boone. LTLA: Breck Barker. President; Marilyn Brodhead, Vice President; Lorita Maillet. Secretary. Travis I unbar. Treasurer; Paul Miller. Jean Nelle, Historian. FIRST ROW: Karen Damon, Phyllis Risley. Sally Miller. Lucinda Miller. Linda Miller. Phyllis Walters. Alice Risley. Mary Ford. Paula Foster. SECOND ROW: Jeanette Lorio, Beth Self, Gary Duke. Paul Parshall. Tim George. James Paul. Cindy Green. Karen Walsworth. Joe Burgoyne. THIRD ROW: David Guillory, Paul Shreve, Gary Clark. Paul Smith. Henry McPhate, Bobby Nugent. 60 FCQ Gives Qpiritua! Guidance FUTURE CHRISTIAN STUDENTS: FIRST ROW: Ellen Darby. Betty Cannon. Donna Strickland. Beth Self, Narlyn Branham, Peggy Hammonds, Terri Strickland, Ada Stone. Deon Johnson, Trcva Parks, Weslyn Green. SECOND ROW: Joycclin Lcckic, Ellen Darby. I-inda McCullen, Michelle Fabian. Donna Thornhill, Lynn Bennett, Colynda Hayes, Sally Owens, Virginia Parshall. Donna Gentry, Sissy Parsons, Florence Dupuy. Barbara Lachney. THIRD ROW: Cindy Green, Brenda Burlcw, Sandy Crawford, Lynn Bass, Ellen Welch. Paul Miller. Jeff Gallc. Kay Vidrine. Donna Grimes. Patti Grover. FOUR IH ROW: Barbara Dixon, Libba Asher, Donna Brodhead, Rita Asher, Sharon Bonds. Paul Blaycock, Mary Jane Barnes, Jeff Goodgame. Paul Stephen. Paul Parshall, Kathi Franklin. FIFTH ROW: Lana Ross. Pat Taylor. Donna McLaren. Rosemary Robinson. Peggy Jolly. Carol Burham. Patsy Haley. Brenda White. Kathy Meyers, Jo Smith, Rita Gilmore. SIXTH ROW: Mike Cammack. Charles Vandcburg. Dwayne Self. Larry Fetteroolf. Russell Futrell, Joe Gallc, David Gunter, Stan Morrison, Suzanne Lcitch, Brenda Boone. Sponsor. Mrs. Alsup, prepares for another meeting of F.C.S. THE FELLOWSHIP of Christian Students is composed of students of all denominations. Although there are no officers, there is a steering committee made up of members of each church represented. This committee plans various service projects and programs for the club. 61 International and National Workers The only international club in the school is Interact. This organization is sponsored by the Rotary Club, and came into being last year. Members have high ideals, relatively good grades, and a sense of responsibility. Interact Clubbers Coach Zim, Gordcn Daniel, and Linda McCullin promote the Antique Show for the Rebel Club. INTERACT: Gordon Daniels, Pres.; Charles Vandcrbcrg. Vice President; Uric Stchr, Secretary; Rita Asher, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Carol Swain. Tanya Boyctt, Danny Hines. Allen Mobley, Sandy Crawford, David McMillan. Patti Grover. Betty Stchr, Linda McCullin. Mary Holiday. Susan Spruill. SECOND ROW: Rhonda Williford, Carolyn Nugent. Ellen Welch. Laura Wilson, Jeff Goodgamc, Jeff Gable, Kathi Franklin. Lynne Bass. Paula Johnson, Donna Lynch, Rosemary Robinson, Katherine Donahoc. THIRD ROW: Diane Saycs. Jeff Gallc. Terry Sasser. Paul Blaylock, Cathy Cummings. Jason Sootcr. Ann Wood. Fred Hilburn, Steve Erwin. John Springer. Joel Nugent, Barbara Lachncy. FOURTH ROW: Charlie Ortcgo. Bill Wolfe. Joe Gallc, Dwayne Self, Nat Thomas, Steve Sockwcll, Mike Cammack. H Learns io Become BeHer Homemakers Sweetheart and Beau: Marla Voda and Willie White. THE FUTURE Homemakers of America is composed of girls from grades 9-12 who have completed at least one year of home economics. Through inspiring programs, this organization strives to train young girls to be our future homemakers. In order to develope these newly-acquired skills these girls participate in the numerous service projects planned by the club officers and sponsors, Mrs. Watkins and Mrs. Wakefield. FHA OFFICERS reflect different expressions as they discuss different activities. β’'HA β FIRST ROW: Vickie Brossctt, President; Marja Voda, Vice-President; Eva I-aBorde, Secretary; Penny Johnson, Treasurer; Lori Shoemaker, Historian; β’lien Welch, Parliamentarian; Cindy Gaylor, Chaplain; Janie Sullivan. Reporter; Kay Nugent. Song Leader; Mrs. Wakefield. SECOND ROW: I arccllc Vcr-nillion, Carol Swain, Claire Carter, Judy Bradley. Vickie Henry, Patricia Taylor, Wanda Wilson, Jane Ann Smith, Kathy Lanoue, Brenda Ray, Cindy Nykanax, β’die Calhoun, Diane Suba. Gloria Clark, Maxine Harris. THIRD ROW: Debbie Vermillion. Nancy Jo Thigpen. Kathleen Bordelon, Debbie Rayner, Vickie Jarron. Patricia Smith, Becky Light, Debbie Dryc, Phyllis Kccs, Gail Bowen, Shane Armstrong. Vickie Hutton, Pam Robertson, Sally Owen. FOURTH ROW: 'ynthia Blaisdale, Patricia Taylor, Jill Anders, Nancy Smith, Chcri Hays. Linda Lacour, Ann Voda, Carolyn Tuma, Mary Glascock, Helen Coyle, Debbie Fug-aar FIFTH ROW: Donna Campbell, Donna McLaren, Debbie Parker, Lana King, Bonnie Hay, Shcrlyn DcLacerda, Pam Jones. Virginia Fisher, Kathy Hayes, .inda Hickox, Donna Burrell, Julia Long, Diane Nugent, Brenda Taylor. 63 FTA Promotes Responsibility FTA: Sharon Bonds. President; Phyllis Curry, Vice President; True Dcville, Secretary; Carol Hughes, Treasurer; Gcorgic Moreau; l onna Brodhead; Historian. FIRST ROW: Virginia Parshall. Joycelinc Leckic, Susan Darby. Linda NlcCullin. Sherrill Daniels, Darccllc Vermillion, Sissy Parsons. Laura Wilson. SECOND ROW: Susan Risley, Marilyn Smith. Pat Stretch. Rose-man- Robinson, Sally Hackworth. Ann McHenry, Claudette Fisher. Kay Vi-drinc. By aiding teachers the members of FTA prepare themselves and get a view of what is to come for them if they choose the teaching profession. These girls also give a little-cheer to the teachers by decorating the teachers lounge at different holidays. Phyliss Curry talks to the FTA members to encourage them to sell key chains, sachets, telephone and address books and etc., to help raise money for the oncoming convention. 64 FUTURE NURSES OF America prepare students for a career in nursing. It shows them how to prepare for their future, what courses to take, and what to expect from such a career. The members give their services to local hospitals while receiving valuable training. Miss Hendrix observes as Mrs. Rayburn talks to the members of FNA on some of the new miracle drugs of medicine. FNA Loams Through Service o Hospitals FNA: Dolly Mauritz, Pres.; Diane Belgard, Vice President, Diane Barker. Lynne Bass, Janice Crocker. FIRST ROW: Mary Ball, Suzy Rachel, Betty Jones, Lorita Maillet, Susan Richards, Linda Miller, Lucinda Miller, Dana Strickland, Norlyn Branham, Judy Vcrchcr, Betty Cannon. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Nugent, Sheila Ryland, Helen Setliff, Pam Greer. Gary Perkins, Carol Barham. Barbara Dixon. Mary Barnes. Donna Gentry, Debbie Marr, Nanette Erwin. FOURTH ROW: Iliecn Smith, Denise Carmouche, Marilyn Brodhead. Jane Ingram. Diana Hillman, Barbara Paddie, Sharon Bonds, Rita Asher. 65 4-H Prepares hr the Future 4-H: Tqnya Boyctt, Karen Owens, Hershcl Lonidicr. Vice President; Terry Sasser, President. SECOND ROW: Beth Stringer. Nita Taylor, Qcnise Pclly, Col-ynda Hayes. Becky Goudeau, Carolyn Holmes. Billie Nallcy, Patty McGinnis, Cora Vcrchcr, Larry Waggoner. SECOND ROW Kay Malone, Diane Nugent, Delores Lawrence. Cindy Dickerson, Rhonda Rvland, Linda Hilt, Shay-deen McCarthy. Fay Mimes, Cleo Holmes, Frazilia Wiggins, Kathi Franklin, Bobby McGinnis. THIRD ROW: Sally Hackworth, Charles Hilt, Robert Futrell, Jerry Cripps, Rocky Folse, Roger Tate. William Hafford, Clint Harris, Fred Barnes. To learn the way of the land is the goal of 4-H. The members of this club learn of agriculture, of showing animals at fairs, of improving homemaking skills. The Hβ in 4-H represents Head, Heart, Hands and Health. 66 The 4-H club listens to the planning of a new project. Office Staff, the Minute Men of PHS OFFICE STAFF: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Bclgard, Anne Wood, Libba Asher. Sharon Bonds. Jane Ann Smith, Gay Sontag, Rita Asher. Donna Grimes, Patti Grover, Donna Brodhcad, Ellen Welch, Barbara Henderson. THE GIRLS WHO make up the office staff give much time and help to the school secretaries, teachersβ aides, and faculty. Being a select group, these are girls with dependable traits and good scholastic standing. Their duties arc composed of time-saving services such as filing records, running errands, checking absentees, and answering the telephone. KATHY WOLFE answers the phone, one of the many tasks of office workers. 67 Lunchroom Qtahf Qerves Qtudents, Faculty THE LUNCHROOM staff and cooks prepare and serve many enjoyable meals for the students and faculty of PHS. The lunchroom staff is of great assistance especially to the cooks. These people help serve the food, clean the tables, and do various other helpful joys around the cafeteria. LUNCHROOM STAFF: Nancy Brewer, Rebecca Goudeau, Irene Smith, Dolly Mauritz, Larry Waggoner. SECOND ROW: Chris Fclsinthal, Sandra Moran, Linda Hilt, Susan Richards, Patricia Jones. THIRD ROW: Robert Nugent, Jerald Clark. Bobby McGinnis, Brenda White. FOURTH ROW: Mike Gibson, Bonnie Marxcttw, Clinton Harris. Boston Robinson. FIFTH ROW: Alan Broussard, James Nugent. Jerry Hafford, Stephen Matheny. Bobby Nugent. THE LUNCHROOM staff and cooks work closely together. COOKS. Mrs. King. Mrs. Kces. Mrs. Self, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Lachney. 68 Library Qtaff Gives Qfudenfs Needed Help BOBBY NUGENT and Karen Walsworth work hard to keep order and juicc in the library. IF A STUDENT needs help finding a btx k in the library, he can always rely on one of the library staff members. These students spend many hours in the library mending lxx ks, discarding old books, and making sure the right books are on the right shelves. The library staff members gain valuable experience while-working in the library, and this will prove to lx- of great help in later life. LIBRARY STAFF: Bobby Nugent. Marilyn Brodhcad, Karen Walsworth. Bessie Frazier. Brcck Barker. 69 PROJECTION STAFF: Triz McNccly, Bobby Tullos, Ricky Mock, Ted Brouilettc. Charles White. Projection QiaP Provides Aid io Teachers Filling the Coke machines, operating the projector, and taking care of the book room arc just some of the jobs the projection staff have. Their vim and vigor are exceeded only by their ambitions. Ricky Mock and Ted Brouillctte are two of the hard workers of the projection staff. 70 C?E Qtudenie Learn Trade by Experience DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION is a valuable organization to those students planning to enter the business world soon after graduation. The students attend classes half the day and work the other half. To do this they must maintain at least a Cβ average. TRUE DEVILLE is willing to assist with cleaning and dry-cleaning problems. D.E. CLUB: SEATED, left to right: True I cvillc. Betty Williams, Elaine Duprcy. Liz Davis, Gail Gibbons. Rose Brocato, Pam Mitchell, Sharon Cripps, Theresa Saucier. STANDING: Rickey Brewer, Eugene Fundcraerk, Tim Floyd. Jon McPherson, I-awrencc Butler, Cam G mpton, Mark Baden. Louis Fontana, Robert Bolton, Keith Kitchcll, Preston Kccs, Ronnie Malone. Blaine Craig. 71 Key Club Displays Prida of Rinevme HOLDING MEMBERSHIP in the Key Club is considered an honor and achievement by most of the boys at Pineville High School. Key Club is under the guidance of the Pineville Kiwanis Club. Serving as Key Club sponsor is Coach Bobby Rucker. With his helpful advice the Key Club performs various services for our community. Included in their projects for this year was the collecting of Money for the leukemia drive which is sponsored by Danny Thomas each year. KEY CLUB DIXIE DARLINGS: FIRST ROW: Phyllis Kccs. Molly Stagg. Mary Hollidav. Marla Willett SECOND ROW: Marilyn Smith. Eva Laborde. Diane Nugent. THIRD ROW Rhonda Williford. Bet tv Williams. Pam Greer. BOBBY TUI.I.OS leads another meeting of Key Club. KEY CLUB: Pres. β Bobby Tullos. Vicc-Prcs. β Charles Parsons. See. β Russell Futrell. Treas. - Stan Morrison SECOND ROW Bern Boyett. John La-borde. Johnny Belgard. Mike Cammack. l-ancc Williford. Bill Matthews. SECOND ROW. Larry Fctterolf. Dwayne Self. Randy Price. Rusty Murray. Jan Tullos. Duke Allgood. Robert Futrell. Mike Price. Mike Williford. Dave Ilathom, Marvin Goodgamc. 72 Sr. YβTcens, Pres. β Wcslyn Green. Vice Pres. β Eva Laborde, Secretary β Gcorgic Moreau, Treasurer β Rachel Mathcny, Chaplain β Sherrlyn DeLaccrda. ICC. β Marion Nugent. FIRST ROW: Marlene Jarrell, Nancy Jo Thigpen. Barbara Procter. Jill Anders. Darcclle Vermillion. Molly Stagg. Mary Holhdav. Co-lynda Hayes. Janice Deare. SECOND ROW: Debbie Boyce. Susan Spruill, Gay Sontag, Jamie Nugent. Ann McHenry. Phyllis Curry. Sherrill Daniels, Lynn Bennett. THIRD ROW: Vickie Brossctt. Sharon Bonds. Bonnie Hay, Pam Jones. Jenny Adams. Pam Mitchell. Brenda Boone. Sally Hackworth. Cr. Y- Teens Contribute to Community Don Barker, caught in Sr.. Y-Tccns hands out Senior pins. BEING MAINLY a service organization, Y-Tccns is a branch of Young Womenβs Christian Organization. The YWCA sets up all the rules and regulations and each club is expected to follow them. The Senior Y-Teens club at Pincville High takes on various projects to do its part in serving the community and proving the standards of each member. PRESIDENT, Wcslyn Green always has the undivided attention of the Y-Tecn members. Y-Teens Service Through Action Jancll Scroggs and Y-Teens compose letters asking for the release of POW's in Viet Nam. Jmcll S roW. - Prc. . DebKc lto%c!l. VkcPrcudmr. Ann SbCofAKk.Sttrmiy. SouaCoMch. D.C.C; jmr ln r,m. W Β h.r. Shirwn Bondi Trciwm FIRST ROW Lr h- β’ Β« Kβfn Β° ct KvUktfx Bocdclon. Glofii 0 A. NΒ«l Monu. Suun Ditby. Drnne Prlly. Boev Nell, Nolw. Beth S r.n cr. Tontut HcrriopoQ SECOND ROW DeWx W.hon. Oxr.pt Green. Helen Sctlrff. P.m Greet. ifoNn Nugent. Dune NugciM, DfbKt Brooiurd. PiuU JeluMon. Debb DiΒ .dΒ n. Btcn.ii ledet.Jul Lon . ! β’ vΒ« Β«y. Bonhim THIRD ROW Pim P,ul. Drnne Cwmoutl . Kiten Wilwonh. Dune Si,o. Mir.lyn n.Β«h. Smdy Hc.ra.Kh. Rhce di Dwket. There,! L ren e. Debt Gunter. Uui W.lwo. Liodi Cm . RΒ«i A her. Sind, Mine, FOURTH ROW Afccr Hodgci Ki, Hunt. Be , M. Queen. Crytai Bento,k. Kiten S i f. Peggy Jolly. RoKinin Robtnvx. 74 Sophomores Follow Senior Leadership I President Phyllis Kecs and Patricia Smith lead their class. AS A BRANCH of the Young Womenβs Christian Association, the Sophomore Y-Tccnsβ interest lies in bettering Pinc-villc High School and the community. Their activities include visiting shut-ins. writing letters to servicemen, and collecting items for hospitals. Y-Tcen members work toward the goal of being chosen to attend state and local conferences. The outstanding Y-Teens are then selected to attend Mid-South Conference in the summer. Sophomore Y-Teens display their talent of coordination. (sOPHOMORE YTKENS: FIRST ROW: Pres. β Phyllis Kces, Vicc-Pres. β Cathy Cummings. F.llen Welch, Suzanne Loc. Brenda Ray. Gail Bowen. SECOND ROW: Carol Swain. Cindy Mulanax. Sherry Gatlin. Connie Broscttc, Marsha Lynch, Claire Carter. Beth Himcl, Patsy Franks, Nelda Clark, Michelle Fa-pian, Janice Sillivan, Paula LcBato. THIRD ROW: Kathy Lanouc, Barbara Lachyney, Brenda Taylor, Jane Ann Smith. Wanda Wilson, Patti Craig, Debbie Marr, Cora Vcrcher, Sharon White, Beverly Fountain, Janet Huffman, Sherry Bostock. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Rayncr, Penny Johnson, Vickie Barron, Shaydne McCarty. Debbie Moreau, Donna Gentry. Paula Sperry. Cathy Sziluasi, Ann Crcxsks, Donna Burrell, Linda Hickox, Kathy Hayes, Debbie Drye. FIFTH ROW: Patricia Smith, Beth Stringer, Barbara Paddic, Janice Sillivan, Lynn Bass, Marla Voda, Kathy Jeukins, Kay Hunt. 75 INTERCLUB COUNCIL MEMBERS: Weslvn Green. Phyllis Kecs, Gail Bowen. Brenda Ray. Sharon Bonds. Eva Laborde, Kay Nugent. Marla Willet. Ann McCormick, Debbie Gunter. Judy Bradley. Kayla Perkins, Ann Voda. Jeanette Jarrell, Debbie Howell, Janell Scrogg;. Fresh man V-Teens Qerve Community FRESHMAN Y-TEENS: Judy Bradley, Pres.; Jeanette Jarrell. Vice President; Jamie Simpson. Secretary; Joyce Belgard. Treasurer. Linda Deare. Chaplain; Kayla Perkins, ICC Representative. EIRST R() X': Sissy LaGour, Treva Parks, Terry Burton, Meladic Dark, Denise Harper. Vivian Bordelon. Suzy Rachel. I elores Lawrence. Vicky Henry. Marilyn Dubroc, Liz Bass, Doris Armstrong. SECOND ROW Cindy Gaylor, Kim Heath, Ellen Darby, Susan Quilon, Mary Fork. Page Merchant, Cindy Mulunax, Diane Suba, Edic Calhoun, Sabra McNcely. THIRD ROW Sally Sasser. Teresa Jackson, Kathy Gaspard. Shan Armstrong. Vicky Smith. Marla Willet, Sherry Hayes, Stephanie Rachal, Vicky Hutton. Kathy Simons, Marie Gould, Linda LaCour, Debra White. Ann Voda. 76 Rebetairee Sing Perfection REBELAIRES Boonit Hay. Pianist FIRST ROW Claire Oner, Nna Taylor. Brenda Adam . Pai Brown, Brenda Ray. Phylli Culver. True I)r ille. Ginger Orem. Faye Mim . Cindy Boykin. Anna Davit, EΒ a Labordc. IVbbie David ton. Virginia Parthall, Joy eel me lΒ«kie SECOND ROW Berh Srnnger. Demw Pelley. Wcdyn Crem. Salley Owent. Sylvia Fithcr. Mcdly Sea gg. Brenda Lcdtt. Pam Jonct. Ra hcl Maihrn. Paul Funderburk. Comely Ha-tborne. Paul Hmmgan. Sherry Brunhoeber. Im Lambard, Brenda Burlcw THIRD ROW Gordon Duran. Albert Gallenr. Herthcl LomdΒ er, Charle Daniel, Buddy Phan . Ruvtel Futrell. Bonny Mar eire. Domic Colton. Tim Brown, Darrell Smith. Sherlyn Delaeerda. Sharon Bond . Phyiitt Kee . Cotynda Hayet. Debbie ! rye MEMBERS OF THE boy's quartet try to improve in time for festival. Providing much enjoyment for their audience, the Re-bclaircs sing with much vitality. Under the direction of Mr. Canella, the choir sings at different festivals at which their performance is graded. MUSIC HAS many varied effects on the members of Rcbelaires. 77 P.H.Q. Cheerleaders β Leaders of Qpirif 1970-71 P.H.S. CHEERLEADERS: FROM LEFT: Wcslyn Green, Diane Nugent, Debbie Boyce. Colynda Haves. - Head Cheerleader. Janice IX-arc, Kathy Hayes. 78 MAJORETTES: Lorita Maillct, Janet Huffman, Denise Carmouchc, Carolyn Nugent. Denise expertly flips her twirling knives and does a high kick to entertain the Homecoming Court. THE P1NEVILLE HIGH majorettes are among the best as far as Pineville students arc concerned. They make the halftime shows more exciting, and the boys agree that they add quite a touch of beauty. Marching Band Led by Brum Majorette DRUM MAJORETTE β Linda McCullin After spending two weeks at summer camp, our drum majorette once again became ready to lead the Rebel Band in another year of pep rallies, parades, and halftime shows. Her high stepping style shows the pride the Pinevillc High students have in their band, and the faith the Rebels have in their team. Linda goes through her routine as she leads the Rcbs down the field. 80 BAND COUNCIL; TOP TO BOTTOM: Linda McCullin, Randy Harper, Nancy Smith, Penny Darby, Darrell Ward, Susan Darby, Marvin Good-game. Kay Nugent. The Marching Band creates and displays brilliant halftime shows. MARCHING BAND: FIRST ROW: Carolyn Nugent. Janet Huffman. Linda McCullin. Denise Carmouche, Lorita Maillet. SECOND ROW: Darrell Ward, Walter Nichols, Duane Armstrong. Bobby Nugent, Bobby McGinnis. THIRD ROW. Susan Darby, Tim George, lane Rayburn. Mike Oswalt, Kay Nugent FOURTH ROW: Marvin Goodgame. John Snead. Lee Bardwell, John Wall, Jeff Goodgame. FIFTH ROW: Joel Nugent, Jeff Gable. David McMillan, Crawford Niee. SIXTH ROW: Randy Harper. Donna Gentry, Diane Barker. Cindy Dickerson. Sandra Jones. SEVENTH ROW: Nancy Smith, Nancy Tufts, Fred Hilburn, Larry Honeycutt, Joe Mathcny. EIGHTH ROW: Penny Darby, Frizilia Wiggins, June Clark, Ellen Darby, Katherine Donahoe. NIN I H ROW: Sherman Wheeler, Jackie Davis, Anthony Robertson, Clde Carmouche. TENTH ROW: Jerome Fay, Rikki Black. 81 Concert Band Exemplifies Musical Talenl CONCERT BAND: FIRST ROW: Randy Harper. Joel Nugent, Nancy Smith, Katherine Donahoe, Ellen Darby, June Clark. Frazilia Wiggens, Linda McCul-lin. Penny Darby. SECOND ROW: Donna Gentry, Diane Barker. Nancy Tufts, Larry Honeycutt, Peggy Hammond. Ix rita Maillet. Fred Hilburn, Tim George. Lane Rayburn, Susan Darby. Donald Clare. Carolyn Nugent. Mike Oswalt. Kay Nugent. THIRD ROW: Sandra Jones. Cindy Dickerson. Joe Matheny, Jamie Simpson, Bobby Nugent. Bobby McGinnis. Marvin Goodgamc. I-ec Bardwcll, John Snead, Jeff Gtxxlgamc, Crawford Neii. David McMillan, Jeff Gable, John Wall, Darrell Ward, Duane Armstrong. W'altcr Nichols. FOURTH ROW: Anthony Robertson. Jackie Davis. Clyde Carmouchc, Sherman Wheeler, Jerome Fay, Rikki Black. DIXIE KATZ: Katherine Donahoe, Pianist. FIRST ROW: Susan Darby, Kay Nugent. Mike Oswalt, I-anc Rayburn. SECOND ROW: Walter Nichols, Darrell Ward, Duane Armstrong, Bobby Nugent THIRD ROW: Lee Bardwcll, Marvin Goodgamc. John Snead, Jeff Goodgame, Crawford Neii. FOURTH ROW Jackie Davis, Clyde Carmouche. 82 VO'V During Performances Preeenfed ai PHQ Band brings much spirit to the Mighty Robs during pep rallies Practice, practice, practice is Darrell Ward's motto. Right Darrell? The concert banc) exemplifies much talent at their annual spring concert. The concert is only the end result of many months and hours of going over scales and music. The Dixie Katz arc chosen from the concert band to turn on the jazz and popular music. This small band plays for rodeos and various other activities. 83 Booster Officers Offer Leadership Booster officers from bottom, Libba Asher, Eva Labordc, Betty Stehr, Kathy Wolfe, Barbara Henderson, Anne Wood Boosters Promote spirit at pep rallies. WELL. MARY, what do you mean about flying away in your balloon? 84 Rebel Misses Leaders in Rcboo Qpirif Band and Boosters put another great halt-time show. FIRST ROW I.ihba Asher, Eva Labordc. Betty Stehr. Anne Wood, Barbara Henderson. SECOND ROW: I.isa I_Β mbard. Rita Asher, Ncdra Montz, Paula Johnson, Nancy Jo Thigpen. Marilyn Smith. THIRD ROW Diana Sayes, Diana Hillman, Ginger Green, Nita Taylor, Debbie Davidson. FOURTH ROW': Peggy Jolly, Rhonda Ducker, Donna Lynch, Linda White, Debbie Howell. Marilyn Brodhcad. FIFTH ROW: Ann McHenry, Patsy Haley. Mary Jane Barnes, Deon Johnson. Loric Stehr. SIXTH ROW': Rosemary Robinson. Susan Couch, Laura Wilson, Sissy Parsons. Sandy Hines. Nanncttc Erwin. SEVENTH ROW': Sally Hackworth. Sharon Bonds. Rhonda W'illiford, Janie Ingram. Debbie Wilson. Debbie Gunter. ADDING THAT extra glow to the football half-time shows are the Pincvillc High Rebel Misses. Working hard to raise school spirit, these girls attend all football and some basketball games, as a squad, to cheer their team on to victory. Also, they make spirit signs and assist the cheerleaders in leading yells. 85 LI'L MISSES β FIRST ROW Donna Campbell. Phyllis Kccs. Suzanne Loe. Cathy Cummings, Lori Shoemaker. Debbie Drye. SECOND ROW Ellen Welch, Claire Carter. Patricia Smith. Barbara Lachney, Jane Ann Smith. Lynn Bass. THIRD ROW: Sherry Gatlin. Connie Brossett. Donna Burrell. Vickie Barron. Penny Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Rayner. Janie Sullivan, Beverly Fountan. Cynthia Blaisdalc, Caroroln Tuma. FIFTH ROW: Becky Light. Linda La-Cour, Chcri Hays. Edie Calhoun. Cindy Mulanax. SIXTH ROW: Cindy Gay lor, Lynn Bass. Denise Harper. Carmen Slater. Dawn Bejsovec. Marla Jo Willett. IN ORDER TO become a Rebel Miss each girl muse serve one year as a Liβl Miss. These girls show their spirit by attending football and basketball games with the Rebel Misses. At the football games the Liβl Misses serve PHS by selling programs and peanuts. Membership is open to those girls who have displayed scholarship, character, leadership, and a willingness to serve. Li 7 Misses Work Lo RromoLe Qchool Qpirif iTebels 86 OUR VARSITY cheerleaders prepare (o lead the Rebels to victor)-. A NEW ADDITION at Pincvillc High School was the election of a freshman cheering squad. A total of twelve girls tried out at the beginning of the school year. Only six were picked. The six girls cheer at all freshman athletic events. Elected on the basis of scholarship and ability, these girls had the job of supporting the freshman football and basketball teams, and boosting the freshman class spirit. THE REBEL marching band and boosters. 9th Grade Cheerleaders Qupport Rebels 9th GRADE CHEERLEADERS β Ann Voda, Debbie Vermillion, Sally Sasser, Kayla Perkins, Sissy LaCour, Linda Deare. 8 7 SPORTSWR1TF.RS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS: Bill Wolfe. Dave Ha-thornc, Dwayne Self, Steve Stockwcll, Ire Bardwell. Carey Alsup. SEVERAL TIMES a year the Rebelβs newspaper the Ya-Hoo comes off the press. The members of the Ya-Hoo Editorial Staff arc the ones who make it possible. These people write-all of the articles and find out what the latest news of Pinc-ville High is. This newspaper takes much labor and time in reaching deadlines. In informing the students, the Ya-Hoo arouses interest and promotes school spirit. Staff: Mike Taylor. George I.ippe, Diane Bclgard, Debbie Gunter, Virginia Parshall, Donna Brodhead. SECOND ROW: Tanya Boyett. Betty Sharbo-no. Janice Dearc. I cbbic Boyce, Georgic Moreau, Jeff Galle. THIRD ROW: Ada Stone. Dcon Johnson. Libba Asher, Weslyn Green. Shcrril Daniels. Barbara Lachncy, Rhonda Ryland. Carol Swain. FOURTH ROW: Sally Hackwonh, Jane Ingram, Rita Asher, Kay Hunt, Carolyn Nugent. Ann McHenry. Ellen Welch, Russell Futrcll. Ya-Hoo Qfaff Brings Editor The Latest Qcoops to PHQ 89 Va-Hoo Business Btaffers Finance the Behoof Paper The Ya-Hoo Business Staff takes care of the financial phase of its publication. Each year the members of the business staff make their exciting trek to the businesses of Pincvillc and Alexandria to secure ads for the Ya-Hoo. Although not always successful, the staffers still go on in order to publish the schoolβs monthly Ya-Hoo. Ann Wood β Co-business Manager CIRCULATION AND ADVERTISING: Rita Asher, Jane Ingram, Don Barker, Donna Brodhcad, Barbara Henderson. 90 I-ibba Asher β YAHOO BUSINESS STAFF. FIRST ROW: Beth Stringer, Dcon Johnson. Diane Belgard. JancII Scroggs. Debbie Gunter. SECOND ROW: Patricia Smith, Debbie Wilson. Sandy Hines. Debbie Raynes, Diane Saves. THIRD ROW: Terry Sasser. Rhonda Williford. Carolyn Nugent. Joe Galle. 91 Yearbook Sate Success by Business Staff WITHOUT SUFFICIENT funds it would hardly lx- possi-blc to put together a yearbook. The group whose job was securing these funds was our Kepi Business Staff. Beginning in July, the members got busy selling ads to the different businesses and organizations in the Alexandria-Pincvillc area. After school started homeroom ads were sold. Also, in the fall the staff sponsors two different drives for the sale of Kepis in which each member is responsible for a homer x m. At the end of the year when the yearbooks finally arrive the staffs job is to distribute them to the rightful owners. The New Kepi Business Staff sponsors are Mrs. Boone and Mrs. Mount. Betty Stchr Businas Manager Don Barker Ass't Businas Manager ASSISTANTS β Paula Johnson, Patti Grover, I.isa Lambard 92 KEPI BUSINESS STAFF: FIRST ROW: Connie Brossett, Beth Stringer, Nita Taylor, Marion Nugent, Joyce Belgard, Darisc Armstrong, Melody I ark, Dcon Johnson, Nclda Clark, Sherrill Daniels, Brenda Ray. SECOND ROW: Sharon White, Barbara Paddie, Cindy Green. Jamie Nugent. Diane Nugent. Janice Deare, Joycelin Leckic, Carolyn Nugent. Gary Perkins, Pam Greer, Rhonda Williford, Joe Bourgoync. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Smith, Vickie Brossett, Sharon Bonds, Sherrlyn DcLaccrda, Bonnie Hay, Gcorgic Moreau, Phyllis Kecs, Kathy Jeukins, Cindy Boykin, Ann McHenry, Susan Couch. Sandra Jones, Marla Jo Willett. FOURTH ROW: Janie Ingram, Patricia Stretch, Mary Jane Barnes, Rhonda Ducker, Peggy Jolly, Bill Matthews, Gary Crowe. Charles Daniels, Walter Nichols. Jason Sooter. 93 Kepi Qtaff Produces Beei Kepi Yet 94 RESPONSIBLE FOR the countless hours of hard work that make up our 1971 Kepi are the members of the Kepi Staff. In doing so, these students stay up all hours of the night to be able to send a shipment at the designated time. Trying to make the β71 Kepi the best ever, the photographers capture every phase of school life in unforgotten scenes. Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Shipp, the Kepi Staff works hard to make this yearβs Kepi one that will be treasured for years to come. KEPI EDITORIAL STAFF: Molly Stagg, Faculty ami curriculum editor; Mary Schlotterbcck, classes editor; Dave Hathom, sjx rts editor; Kathy Wolfe, organizations editor; Susan Spruill, features editor; Vickie Barron, index editor. 95 SPORTS 96 Well, There 'e Always Ilex Year . . . 1970 FOOTBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW: Robert Tuma. Gary Boone. John Labordc, J. C. Baker, Mike Cammack, Conley Mathorn, Greg Guillory. Lance Williford. and John Stroud. SECOND ROW: Luke White. Greg Johnson. Larry Fcttcrolf. Randy Pittman. Gary Perkins. John Woodward. George Clarius. Jim Lons-berry, William Tuma. Troy Gentry, and Matt Merchant. THIRD ROW: John Frazier, Field Robertson. Bill Wolfe. Mike Williford. Duke Allgood. I aniel Funderburk. Doug Gallent, Lt.'lie Paul. Charlie Crouch, Johnny Belgard, Rocky Folse, and Mike Ryder. FOURTH ROW: Mike Roberts, Charles Parsons,.Lester White. John Clarius. Willie White. Walter Tuma. Gary Crowe, Darrel Cripps. Breck Barker. Dwayne Self, and Charles Ortigo WITH DEEP concentration. Mike Cammack kicks the P.A.T THEY ARE NOT playing leapfrog. Duke Allgood is awaiting the snap from center 98 JUBILATION reigns as Gar)' Perkins scores against Peabody. AS WELL INDICATED by William Tuma and John Clarius. the Rebs have just recovered a Lcesvillc fumble. CATS BEFORE THE start of the 1970 football season, many people thought that Pineville would better its 1969 record of 4-5-1. As the Rebs would have eight returning starters and a lot more experience, these thoughts seem justified. The inconsistency in keeping their scoring drive alive was one of the main reasons the Rebels fell to the 1970 worksheet of 4-6. But this record does not tell the whole story of the 1970 season for the hard fighting Rebs. The first game of the season saw a new rivalry develop as Pineville clashed with the Alexandria Senior High Trojans. Even though the score was in favor of ASH. Pineville won by-forfeit as the Trojans had an ineligible player on the field. As a result of the re-classification of teams, the new schedule called for nine district ballgames. Also the Rebs jumped from 3-AA to 3-AAA. The first home game was against Oakdale. The eventual district champs proved to Ik- too strong for the Rebs and won 31-0. EXHIBITING GOOD lateral movement, linebacker Daniel Funderburk prepares to make the tackle. 99 THE TEAM showed true Reb spirit and bounced back to win the next three games. First, came the Peabody contest, another new opponent on the schedule, in which the Pineville gridders won 20-0 on a mud-soaked field. The trip to Jena proved to be worthwhile as the Rebs looked impressive in their 41-19 rout over the Giants. Next came an important district battle with Lccsville, which had just beaten Oakdale. The players were in high spirits, and their efforts were not wasted. Pineville walked away with a 14-6 triumph. The second half of the season proved to lx- a different situation. Against more powerful teams the underdog Rebs fought valiantly but could not total enough points to win any of the remaining five games. Althouth not a winning season, the tired and injury plagued Rebs had given a gocxl account of themselves. Rebs Other Alexandria 15 22 Oakdale 0 β’31 Peabody 20 0 Jena 41 19 Leesville 14 6 Tioga 12 14 Winnfield 6 20 Natchitoches 0 21 Marksville 0 7 Menard β’Rebs won by forfeit 8 34 THROWING A stiffarm John Woodward tries to elude a Menard tackier. A GOOD defensive play is made by Mike Roberts as be downs a Ixesviljc ball carrier. 100 LOOKING DOWNFIELD for a possible tackier, John Woodward leads interference for John Clarius. FIGHTING FOR extra yardage, John Clarius breaks away from two ASH opponents. Rebs Post 4-6 Reason WALKER OLDSMOBILE CO. 1970 REBEL GRID COACHES: Kaiser, Rucker, Holsomback, Bramlctt. and Headcoach Zimmerman. 101 TOP: BEHIND A WALL of good blocking, Duke Allgood attempts a pass. MIDDLE: ABOUT TO be tackled, Dwayne Self protects the ball as he hits the line. BOTTOM: SPRINTING AROUND right end. John Clarius looks for running room. 102 Triple A Qiandinge Regained THF. SECOND door to right with Mens written on it.' the BREAKING AWAY from a tackle. John Woodward gets extra yardage against Marksvillc. TURNING INSIDE after a good block from John Woodward, John Oar-ius picks up yardage against ASH. 103 RELEASING THE ball Mike Price puts in two points. Cary Alsup and an Indian seem spellbound. And Next Year . . . l TO- 1 ARSIT't BASKETBALL. KNEELING: Mike Williford. Dave Hathorn.Jan Tullos, Jimmy Besson, Duke Allgood, and Mike Price. STANDING: Bonny Marzett, Bobby Tullos. Gordon Daniel. Cary Alsup, Bill May, and Robert Futrell. 104 BUCKETING TWO against Lccsvillc is Bonny Marzctt. as Bill May waits for a possible rebound. WITH HIS tongue in readiness. Dave Hathorn lobs a pass to a teammate. JUMPING HIGH between two defenders. Gordon Daniel sinks a basket. EXHIBITING GOOD shooting form. Bobby Tullos follows through on his shot. Rebs Are Disappointed in 1971 Reason JUNIOR VARSITY: FIRST ROW: lance Williford. Jimmy Besson. Jcronc Fay. Jan Tullos. and Greg Guillory. SECOND ROW: Troy Gentry. Ricky Buck-man. Robert Futrcll, Mark Gallcnt, Brcck Barker, and Matt Merchant. WATCHING Jcronc Fay attempt to block a shot, Mark Gallcnt gets into rebound position. MOVING INTO a better position for the rebound, Bonny Mar ett waits for the ball. 106 BASKETBALL GAMES GETTING THE ball into the hoop proves to be a difficult task for Duke Allgood as he is confronted by a larger opponent. HUSTLING TO stop a Peabody player's progress, Mike Price protects the baseline. Pinevillc..............45 Pinevillc..............54 Pinevillc..............63 (Rapides) Pinevillc.............61 tourn. Pinevillc.............83 tourn. Pinevillc.............56 Pinevillc..............57 (Tioga) Pinevillc.............50 tourn. Pinevillc.............60 tourn Pinevillc.............65 Pinevillc..............65 Pinevillc............67 βPinevillc.............63 (Pinevillc) βPinevillc.............54 tourn. Pinevillc.............88 Pinevillc............61 βPinevillc.............62 βPinevillc.............56 βPinevillc.............56 βPinevillc.............63 βPinevillc.............51 βPinevillc.............62 βPinevillc.............57 βPineville.............80 βPinevillc.............63 βPinevillc.............57 Pinevillc............55 βPineville.............44 βPinevillc.............71 Bolton..............64 Ash.................58 Rapides.............69 Ash.................59 Plainview...........60 Rapides.............69 Bolton..............52 Buckeye.............42 Tioga...............66 Rapides.............59 Bastrop.............82 Winnfield...........63 Lccsvillc...........77 Marksville..........47 Buckeye.............41 Bastrop.............80 Peabody.............47 Marksville .........31 Natchitoches .......75 Jena.................59 Tioga...............73 Menard..............54 Oakdale.............66 Winnfield....... .47 Lccsvillc....... .52 Peabody.............58 Buckeye.............58 Natchitoches .......60 Jena.................70 ABOUT TO BE fouled. Bill May drives for a lay up. 107 Lack of Leadership Hinders Rebs AFTER RECEIVING a pass, Bobby Tullos prepares to make a move on his defender. AS A Lccsville player grabs a rebound, he is confronted by the reaching arms of Dave Hathorn and Bonny Marzctt. TEAM DEFENSE is demonstrated as Duke A good slides down to help Gordon Daniel w ith a Natchitoches player. ALL ALONE, Duke Allgood watches as a Natchitoches player goes up for a shot. FOUR TO ONE are unfair odds, but Bill May does not notice as he shoots a driving lay-up. WHAT WOULD the 1970-71 season be like? What problems would the new district create? These were just two of the many questions on the minds of Coaches Rucker and Kaiser as the Rebels prepared to embark on the 1970-71 campaign. The pressure from being the 1970 AA State Runner-up may have been responsible for the loss of the first three ball games. However, these early losses did not worry the coaches or the team to a great extent, as they felt that the little problems of the first few games could easily lx- ironed out as the season progressed. But to the dismay of everyone, these little problems that continued to crop up were not resolved, causing the Rcbs to play one of the most disappointing seasons in the school's history. What were the reasons for this ruin of a team that had four of its first six back from last season? A person could name-many reasons for this, but basically there are three: the inability to forget their hang-ups,β injuries, and the inability to think and act as a team on the floor. Even though the Rcbs did not play to their potential this year, they never gave up, even when they were eliminated from district contention. STRAINING very hard. Bonny Marzett struggles for a rebound. HAVING ONLY three returning Icttcrmen from the previous season, the coaches had some doubt as to the success of the 1970 track season. Also there was a lack of depth in all events. However, their fears were soon allayed as they saw the hard work that each member of the squad was doing. With the running of each meet came better results, for each Rebel thindad was striving to improve himself in readiness for the district meet. The high point of the season came when the Rebel mile-relay team broke a two year old record in a time of 3:27.1. This same relay also went on to qualify for the regional and state meets, both of which were held at PUS. The thinclads from Pineville continued their industrious work and managed second place in district, capturing four firsts, five seconds, including a second in each relay, and a couple of thirds. They also qualified for eight events in the regional meet. The competition was a lot stiffer at the Regional Meet, but the Confederates still managed to qualify- in three-events of the state meet: William Cavanaugh in the 440 yard dash, I-eonard Sanderson in the 180 yard low hurdles, and the mile relay team. All in all, it was another fine year for the Rebel cindermen. WITH A heave. Mike Gaspard puts the shot. 69-β70 I RA(,K n-.AM: FIRS'I ROW: Morris Wilmcr, Oscar Harrell. Jcronc Fay, Paul Funderburk, Roger Chilcoat, Mike Roberts. Greg Guillory, and Charlie Ortigo. SECOND ROW: Triz McKnccly. Robert Reed. Ronnie Price, William Cavanaugh, Ixonard Sanderson. Richard Bordelon. John Clarius, Mike Cammack. and Mike Gaspard. no Mile Re lay Reis Record MILE RELAY TEAM: William Cavanaugh, Robert Reed, Oscar Harrell, and John Clarius. Ill OUT IN FRONT of his opponents. William Cavanaugh completes the century. 1970 TRACK COURT: Jane Ry land, queen, Roxanne Gaspard, and Marilyn Smith. m RUNNING FORWARD. Charlie Ortigo prepares to throw the javelin MAKING IT look easy. Ronnie Price clears the cross bar. Rebel Thindedo Qecond In District FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW: Jcronc Fay. Gary Duke, Matt Merchant, Bo Saucier, Gary Boone, Bruce Nugent, Greg Guillory, and George Clarius. SECOND ROW: John Stroud, John Laborde. Daniel Funderburk, Leslie Paul, J. C. Baker, Donny Barker, Ronald Davis, and Robert Tuma. 13 FOOTBALL: FIRST ROW: Don Allison. Mike Hathorn, Danny Hines. Tim Norris. Alan Futjua. Allen Crain. Alan Mobley, and Dick Wriley. SECOND ROW: Billy Smith, Charles Dcvillc, Scott Wood. Jason Sooter, Ronald Kamarado, Gary Lcich, Hugh Freeman. Danny Murray. Joel Fryer, and Gary Clark THIRD ROW: Sam Hay. Oliver Harrington, Bill Kirpatrick. Tom I anean, Greg Foster, Terry Spruill, Larry Moore. Richard Fornet. Doug Ferron. and Greg Wittington. BASKETBALL, FIRST KNEELING: Brian Nelson, manager, Alan Mobley. Allen Crain. David Cavanaugh. Mike Hathorn. Don Allison, Brute Bennett, Chris Norris, and Tim Norris, manager. STANDING: Jason Sooter. Larry Moore. Scott Wood. Paul Alcxandrcnko, Tom Wakefield, Ricky Blatk, Greg Foster, and Brian Williams. 114 Freshmen Chow Promise oh Things io Come RECEIVING THEIR complete attention. Coach Holsomback explains a few basic plays to his hustlers. AS THE practice day begins, the ninth graders shoot lay-ups. AS THE BALL comes down from the backboard, Don Allison prepares for the rebound. 115 CM22E2 117 Senior Class Officers Reffecf FOUR F.NF.RGF.TIC young people have been selected to lead the senior class during their Final year at PHS. During the 1970-71 school term they have devoted time and energy to make this year an unforgettable memory. Heading the list as president. Don Barker is a member of the Press Club and serves as Rebel Reporter. Don is also Kepi Assistant Business Manager and a member of the Ya-lloo Business Staff and Government Club. Randy Price serves as vice-president Fun-loving Randy is an active Key Club member. Holding the responsibilities of class secretary is Georgia Moreau Hard-working Georgia is a member of the Ya-Hoo Editorial Staff and Kepi Business Staff. Georgia holds membership in National Honor Society. Future Teachers of America, and Y-Tcens. Spirited Wcslyn Green serves on the Kepi and Ya hoo Editorial Staffs. She is also a member of National Honor Society. Fellowship of Christian Students, and Y-Teens. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS arc Randy Price, vice-president. Georgia Moreau, secretary. Wcslyn Green, treasu Don Barker, president. Adams. Jenny Alsup, Cary Anders. Jill Asher, I-ibba Barham. Carol Barker, Diane Barker, Don Basco, Sandra Beach, Dave Beeson. Lorraine 118 The Qpirii of Today s Youfh School activities and events arc abundant and the senior class officers arc ever ready and willing. Pep rallies . . . football games . . . halftime shows . . . boosters . . . homecoming . . . assemblies . . . fashion shows . . . clubs . . . service projects . . . cake sales . . . Ya-Hoo) . . . credits . . . American history . . . research papers . . . English IV . . . themes . . . advanced math . . . health class . . . tests . . . bottom lockers . . . basketball games . . . elections . . . class favorites . . . pictures . . . Kept Day . . . holidays . . . K.I.R. . . . going steady . . . school lunches ... fun fashions . . . pants suits . . . computer report cards. . . rings. . . senior pins . . . ordering invitations . . . guidance counselor . . . filling out forms . . . ACT tests . . . junior-senior prom . . . powderpuff β football. . . mid-winter ball. . . senior privileges . . . cap and gown . . . baccalaureate . . . scholarships . . . graduation . . . parties. Seniors will remember and cherish these and many more things through the coming years. β’ and Iβll follow you anywhere. Bennett. Lynn Blaylock, Paul Bonds, Sharon Bonner, Larry Boone, Brenda Boyce. Debbie Boykin, Cindic Brewer. Ricky Brocoto. Rose Brodhead, Donna 119 Brosscct, Loretta Brossett, Vickie Brouillcttc, Ted Brown, Roy Brunhoeber, Sherry Burlew, Brenda Burris, Karen Butler, Lawrence Cammack, Mike Cannon, Betcy Carmouche. Clyde Carruth, Charles Chapman, Clinton Cheek, Malcolm Clarius, John Collins, Rita Compton, Cam Corley, Leon Crawford, Sandy Cripps, Darrel Cripps, Jerry Cripps, Sharon 12C COLYNDA HAYES and Hershcl Lonidier aspire to become gourmets. Crocker, Jan Crowe, Gary BOBBY McCARTY BOASTS about how he was always tougher than lxo Wilmer, even in the first grade. Curry, Patty Curry. Phyllis Daniel, Gordon Daniels, Sherrill Darby, Penny Dauzat. Carol Davis, Jackie Davis, Liz Dcare. Janice DeLacerda, Sheral Deville, True Downs, Clyde Dubroc, Theresa Dupuy, Elaine Eaves, Jan is Erwi, Nannette Filipi, Barbara Fisher, Alan Fisher. Claudette Fletcher, Tommy Floyd. Tim Fontana. Louis Frazier, Bessie Funderburk, Eugene Varied Careers Inieresl Seniors Futrell, Russell Gallc, Joe LISA LAMBARD, Donna Brodhcad, and Anne Wood arc proud and active members of Chatterboxes Anonymous.β Gallcnt, Albert Gatlin, David Gilmore, Rita Girard, Exa Givens, Gayle Goodgame, Marvin Goudcau, Becky Gould, Wayne Green, Wcslyn Grimes, Donna Grover, Patti Hackwonh. Sally Haley, Patsy Hathorn, Dave Hay, Bonnie Hayes, Colynda Head, Doris Henderson, Barbara Henry, Debbie Hickox, Cody 122 Hilt, Charles Holliday, Mary Honeycutt, tarry Honeycutt. Shelia Hughes. Carol Ivey, Karla Jarrell. Marlene Johnson, Greg Johnson, Judy Jones. Pam SANDY CRAWFORD helplessly submits to Patti Grovers first aid treatment as she suggests that Patti not waste her talent on such trivial matters. Kaderka. Johnny King, tana Kitchcll, Keith taborde. Eva tambard. I.isa Lavcspcrc, Mike Leckie. Joyceline Lipscomb. Pat Lonidier, Hershel Malone. Dixie 123 Malone, Ronnie Mathcny, Rachel Mauritz, Dolly May. Bill McCan, Patii McCarty, Bobby McGee, Ralph McHenry, Anne McKneely, Triz McLaren, Donna McPhate, Eddie McPherson, Jon SENIORS WILL remember Mrs. Hayden's English IV class, and also her half-smile . . . her girlish giggle . . . and the day she really laughed' 124 Seniors Will Leave Their Mark on PHQ Miller, Larry Mitchell. Pam Mock, Ricky Moreau, Georgia Murray, Rusty Norris. Janell Nugent. Jamie Nugent. Kay Ortcgo, Jeannie Owen, Sally Pace, Diane Parker. Debbie Parshall, Virginia Parsons. Charles Pawliski. John Perkins. Gary Pharis, Buddy Pittman. Randy Pitts, James Price, Randy Procter. Barbara Reed, Robert Robbins. Kathy Robinson, Anthony Roland, Robert 125 Seniors Willingly Accept Challenge BOBBY TULLOS wonders if heβs got what it GAINING CONFIDENCE, he tugs a little har- HAVING SUCCEEDED, he beams with pride takes. der. and accomplishment. Ryder. Mike Ryland. Mike Schlotterbeck. Mary Scroggs. Tim Sharbono, Betty Smith. Darrell Smith, Eilyeen Son tag. Gay Spruill. Susan Stagg. Molly 126 Stanford, Debbie Stchr, Betty Szilvasi, Diane Tate. Roger Thigpen. Nancy Jo Thomas. Nat Thompson, Billie Troquille, Audrey Tullos. Bobby Vcrcher, Judy Vcrchcr, Sandra Vermillion. Darcellc Vidrinc. Kay Ward, Darrel Warren, Joan Wells. Mary Whatley, Wayne White, Brenda White, Willie Williams. Betty CLOSE YOUR eyes and hold out your hand. Williford. Mike Wilmcr, Leo Wolfe, Kathy Wood. Anne Woodruff, Bill Yoist, Diane 127 Junior C ass Officers Are Tope as Leaders JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS elected to serve for the 1970-71 school year are Fred Collins, President, a member of the Ya-lloo Editorial Staff and Rcbclaircs; Charles Vanderberg, Vice-President, Student Council Vice-President and a member of Interact Club, Fellowship of Christian Students, and the football team; Mike Price, Treasurer, active in Key Club, Government Club, and the Rebel basketball team; and Ann McCormick, Secretary, an active Y-Tccn member. Blade. Willie Bonds. Sharon Bordelon, Johnny Bordelon, Kathleen Bostock, Crystal Branham, Norlvn Brewer, Mancy Brodhead, Marilyn Brossctt, Marvin Broussard, Debbie Brown, Timmy Bryant, Harvey Buckman, Ricky Calhoun, Don Carmouche, Denise Chilcoat, Roger Clark, Gloria Collins, Fred Colson, Donnie Comeaux, Terry Couch, Susan Craig, Linda Cripps. Carl Crooks, Tim Crouch, Charlie Daniel, Charles Darby, Susan Davidson, Debbie DeRamus, Shicla Dixon, Barbara Douzart, Gordon Duckcr, Rhonda Dunbar, Ashton Dupuy, Florence Erwin, Steve Fetterolf, Larry Fitzgerald, Danny Fontana. Debbie Funderburk, Joe Funderburk. Paul Futrell, Robert Gallent, Douglas 129 Juniors Rely on Their Abililies Gatlin, Charles Gcitz, Judy Gentry, Troy-Green, Ginger Green, Roger Greer, Pam Gunter, Dc' bie Hafford, Jerry Harris, Janice Hathorn, Conley Haynes. Kay Hcimbach, Sandy She didn't say to write a book; she said to write a book review. Herrington, Tonnic Hillman, Diana Hines, Sandy Hodges, Alice Hodges, Debbie Howell, Debbie Hughes, Pamela Hunt, Kay Inabnet, Alex Ingram. Jane Jenkins, Charlatte Johnson. Deon 130 To Meef Daily Challenges Johnson, Paula Jolly. Peggy Jones, Betty Kees, Preston Lanouc, Don Lawrence, DuVal Lawrence, Theresa Lcdet. Brenda Lee, Libby Lemoinc, Shirley Lippc, George Lonsberry. Jimmie Lynch, Donna Martin, Gene Matthews, Bill McCalister, Ricky McCormick, Ann McCullin, Linda ROGER CHILCOAT shyly displays the miraculous achievements made by his new toothpaste. A COMFORTABLE, relaxed position is essential to both teaching and learning. Juniors Combine Work and Play McGinnis. Earnest McMickins, Sheila McQueen, Peggy MeTire, Charles Miller, Irene Miller, Jim Milliner, Eddie Mimes, Tina Moffett. Jack Montz, Nedra Moreau, Charles Morgan. Robert Morrison. Stan Myers, Kathy Nallcy, Scotty Newman, Jimmy Nolan, Nellie Nugent, Carolyn Nugent, Diane Nugent, Jim Nugent, Joel Obney, Yvonne Ortigo. Charlie Oswalt, Mike Owens, Karen Parker. Pam Parsons, Margaret Paul, Pam Peart, Gary Pclley, Denise Pharis, Fred Pittman. Floyd Plylar, Mike Price, Mike Quinn, Charles Rachal, Nita 132 JACK VOORHIES has all the help he needs. Watch those fingers, my boy!' Rayburn, Lane Reynolds, Darrel Rislcy, Susan Roberts. Mike Robinson, Rosemary Ryland, Kathie Ryland, Shelia Sasser, Terry Saucier, Julie Saucier, Karen Saucier, Percy Saucier, Theresa Saves, Diana Scroggs, Janell Self, Dwayne Sctliff, Helen Simons, Sharon Smith, Marilyn Springer, John Stehr, Lorie Stockwill, Steve Stone, Ada Strickland, Terry Stringer, Beth 133 The Juniors of Today Are Taylor, Nita Taylor. Patricia Thiels. Marty Thomas, Mack Tullos, Jan Tuma, Walter Tuma, William Vallery, Donna Vanderburg, Oiarles Vermillion, Ryck Voorhies, Jack Voorhies. Marsha Wells. Ronnie Wheeler, Sherman White, Lester White. Linda Wiley, Troy Williams, Wayne MRS. SHIPP and Mrs. Alsup inform Mrs. Hayden of the antics of the jun iors sheβll inherit next year. ACCORDING TO MY calculations and her calendar 134 ihe Seniors of Tomorrow Just think, Coach. Youβll still have us on the team next year.' Mutual respect between teacher and student is essential to learning. Williford, Rhonda Wilmer, Morris Wilson, Debbie Wilson, Laura Winn. Bruce Wolfe. Bill Woodall, Johnny Young, Erma 135 Qophomores Are Actively Adams, Brenda Alexander. Judy Ambrose, Belinda Ambrose. Sue Aymond, Debra Baker, J. C. Ball. Mary Barker. Brcck Barker, Donny Barrett, Charlie Barron, Vickie Basco, David Bass. Lynn Beaubcouf, Debby Belgard, Johnny Belgard, Richard Blaisdell, Cynthia Boone, Gary Bostock, Sherry Bowen, Gail Bowie. James Boyctt. Bern Brossett, Connie Brown. Patricia Burrell, Donna Campbell, Donna Campbell, Johnny Carter, Claire Charricr, Debbie Clarius, George Clark, Jarrell Clark, Nelda Cole, Vera Colson. Randy Constance. Mike Coutee, Kenneth Coyle, Helen Crawford, Allen Crooks. Ann Cummings, Cathy Dacnan, Jeannie Davis, Ronnie A- r T A 136 Involved in School Activities SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS for the 1970-71 school term are President, Johnny Belgard, also an active member of the Key-Club; Vice-President, Brcck Barker, also president of the Library Club; Secretary, John Labordc, also a member of the Key Club; and Treasurer, Danny Funderburk, a member of the Rebel football team. WITH ONLY two hands. Trixieβ Smith tantalizes typewriter and Terry Floyd at the same time. Sophomores Have the Hearts BO SAUCIER. Rocky Folse, and Coach Holsumback encounter one of the greatest minds of all times. Donohoe, Catherine Downs, Rusty Drye, Debbie Duffy, Roberta Duke, Gary Dupree. Dcrland Elliott, Karen Fabian. Michele Fay. Jcrone Fclsenthal, Bobby Fisher, Virginia Fletcher, Dorothy Floyd. Terry Folse, Rocky Foster, Paula Fountain, Beverly Franks. Patsy Funderburk, Daniel Funderburk, Karen Gable. Jeff Gallant, Mark V38 of True Rebel Patriots Galle, Jeff Gatlin, Sherry Gentry, Donna Girard, Tom Goff, Margucrittc Goodgamc, Jeff Gordan, Trudy Guillory, David Guillory, Greg Harper, Randy Harris, Clinton Hayes, Kathy Heath, l.auric Hennigan, Paul Hickox, Linda Hilburn, Fred Hilt, Linda Himel, Beth Holmes, Carolyn Holmes, Clco Honeycutt, Betty Mrs. Moore casually explores the wonders of nature with her science class. WHILE RELAXING IN THE LIBRARY. Clinton Harris receives some innocent teasing from his friends. 139 Huffman, Jana Jcukcns, Kathy Johnson, Penny Sophomores Eagerly Joiner, Monica Jones, Bill Jones, Sandra Kces, Phyllis I.abordc. John Lachney, Barbara Lanouc, Kathv LeBato, Paula Leckie, Janet Lcitch, Suzanne Light, Becky Loe, Suzanne Lynch, Marsha Maillct, Lorita Marr, Debbie Marzctt, Bonny Mathcny, Joe Mauritz, Pauline McCarty, Dollic McCarty, Shadync McGinnis, Patty McGuire, Brenda McKay, Steve McKinley, Steve 140 Await the Future A 1 v 1 jb f ' V- y? dcLcmore. Robert .icPhate, Henry vlerchant. Matt vlillcr, Linda filler, Lucinda filler. Paul LORI SHOEMAKER Hashes a broad grin as Mr. Bard well questions her about her boyfriend. Miller. Sally Mimes, Irma Moreau. Debbie Nalley, Billie Ncie, Crawford Nelle, Doyle Nclle, Jean Nolen. Mike Nugent. Bruce Nugent. Randy Owens, Mike Paddie. Barbara Paul. Leslie Porter, Diane Poston, Edward Preston. Peter Ratcliff, Perry Ray. Brenda Rayncr. Debbie Rice, David Rislcy, Phyllis 141 Sophomores Cxhibif Good Character Robertson, Boston Roland, Mary Russ, Kathy Ryland, Rhonda Saucier, Bo Shoemaker, Lori Shreve, Paul Sillivan, Janice Smith. Jane Ann Smith, Jo Smith, Nancy Smith, Patricia Smith, Terry Snead, Johnny Sperry, Paula Stretch, Patricia Stroud, John Sullivan, Jane Swain, Carole Swain, Ronald Szilvasi, Cathy LISTENING ATTENTIVELY to capture Mrs. Hineβs every word. Kenneth Coutee diligently takes notes. 142 BILL JONES seems to be at a loss for words as he attempts to explain a geometry problem. SOMEONEβS always willing to lend a helping hand in chorus. Tackett. Frank Thompson. Richard Thornhill, Donna Tolbert. Debra Trocjuille. Debra Tuma, Carolyn Tuma, Robert Vanderberg, William Velotta, Gary Vercher. Cora Voda. Marla Wall. John Watson, Debbie Welch. Ellen Wethertord, Jim White, Clara White. Guincll White. Sharon Wiggins. Frazilia Wilkinson. Ronnie Wilier, Terry M3 Freshmen Qfrive Menially and FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS for the 1970-1971 school session are Linda Dearc, President, serving as freshman head cheerleader; Joyce Bclgard, Vice-President, an energetic Y-Teen member; Darisc Armstrong, Secretary, an active Y-Tcen member; and Mike Ha-thorn, Treasurer. Adimi. Alicia Adcock. Susan Aleaartdrenko. Paul Allison, Ox . Anderson. Barbara Anderson. Chip Armstrong. Darisc Armstrong. Shan Badders. Teri Baden. Gary Ballard. Karen Bass. Elisabeth Be,ef. joe Beisovec. Daun Belgard. Joyce Bennett. Brute Black. Rikki Bold.ng, Pam Bonner. Gary Bordelon, Barbara Bordelon. Steve Bordelon. Vivion Bourgovrve. Joe Boutreis, Vicki Boutres. Tommy Boyett, Tanya Bradley. Judy 144 Physically io Do Their Besf Brouillette. Danny Brouturd. AUn BurdRei . Wally Burlew. Rhonda Burton. Terry Cain. Janet Calhoon. Ed Cameraia, Ronald Cam mark. Judy Carmouehe. Rxky Cavanaugh. David Chaae. Debra Claire. Donald Clark. Gary Clark. June Clark. Karen Clark. Travii Clement . Mark Coleman, Brenda Coyle. Undell Crain. Allen Crouland. Greg Curti . Gayle Daenen. John Dan ! . Lynn Dan tin. Karen Darby. Ellen Dark, Melody Dan . Harold Deare. Unda Dt Jean. Gregory Devi lie. Charle Deville. Larry Diekerion, Cindy Diaon. Don Dixon. Mom MR. WASHINGTON WEI.COMF.S a breath of fresh air following a steady stream of questions from his students. 145 THIS SCHOOL is comprised of many different people. MR. CLEVELAND keeps the environment of the school dean and pleasant. Dowdy. Lou Dubea.Jeff Dubnx. Marilyn Duffy. Paul Duke. Tom EIIsok. Bryan EU.Β . Sky Fearoo. Douglas Feltenchal. ChnΒ Fisher. Sylvia Fower. George Power. Gregory Foner. Mikt Fourties. Rxhifd Franklin, Katherine Frarer. John Freeman. Hugh Fryar. Joel Fuglaar. Debbie Funderburk. Jimmy Fvxjua. Alan Gaipard. Elden Gatpard. Kathryn Gay lor. Cindy Gibson. Mike Girard, Jim GlaiKoek. Mary A P Β© ? 1 f J T i MKi 1 Si'} ft Cy.r 1 V 3 r) Β r m A? . 'T 146 Gould. Mine Granger. Andy Grave . IXotlli Giiki. Roji Green. Cindy Green. Jarlue Green. Jorelyn Gremiliaon, Steie Guillory. Bell Guilkx. Dorothy Guree. Jamet Htll. Edvard Hammond. Peggy Harper. Demie Harrington. Oliver Harm. Maame Hathom, Mike Hattavay. Virginia Hay. Sam HayΒ . Cheri Heath. Kim Htnlry. Kathy Henry. Virkie Hetherwick. John Higgmi, Elaine Hinekley, Juwn Hinea. Danny SUSAN ADCOCK models (he latest fashions. MRS. PHARIS GIVES advice to Clinton Harris while Walter Nichols wisely ignores the situation. Freshmen Adapt Quickly to Like at PHQ Holcomb. Jackie Hull. Gerald HutChllOA. Shell! Hutton. Vicki lie . Lee Ivey. Charier Jackaon, Teresa Jarrell. Jeanette John ton. Duane Jo.rter.Al Jonet, Patnaa Juneiu. Donni Karbowaki, Jo Ann Kirkpatrick, Bill Kittinger, Ray LsCour, Belinda LaCour. Undi Lawrence, Delores Leatherman. Sheila Lee. June Leitch. Guy Lindsey. Debbie Lorio. Jeanette Lowe. Jeff Mahoney, Raymond Milone. Dana Malone, Kay Matheny. Stephen McCalister. Vicldc McCall. Henry McCoy. Glenn Me Kneely. Sabra McMillan. Davvd McPherson. Jay Merchant. Paige Mobley. Alan Monk. Donnie Monroe. Cindy Moore. Larry Moran. Sandra Mulanaa. Cindy Murry. Danny Nall. Gary Nelson. Brian Newell. Shirley Nichols, Waker Nida. Helen Nomr. Chria Norm. Timothy Nugent. Janet Nugent. Jeffery Nugent. Paul Nugent. Robert Nugent. Robert Onego. Joe Owen . Mary Parky Treva Panhall. Paul Paul. Scorn Pawlitki, Mary Perkin a, Kayla Phillipa. David Plunkett. Thereaa Post. Tom Powell. Lori Proctor. Billy Quillin. Suaan Quiroi. Louia Rachal. Fay Rachal. Stephanie Rachal. Suaan Riley. Dick 148 HEY, big boy. OUR dietetic stockpile. Rule . AliΒ« Rule?. W Β«on Riven. Donna Rohbim. Dianne Rofcertion. Pam Saaier. SilH Saucer. Johnny Self. Beth Sunmj. Rind Simona. Kathy Sunpaon. Jaime Silyter. Carmen Smith. BUly Smith, Paul Smith. Vicky Smoak. Cynthia Sooter. Jaaon Spruill. Terry Scnctland. Dana Suka. Diane S eeney. Jo Ann Taylor. Mike Terra!. Marilyn Thomat. Joyce Tufta, Nancy Tvett, Kim Vaughn. Cary Vermillion, Debkie Voda, Ann Wagoner. Larry Wakefield. Tom Walker. Alan Walker. Steve Walter. Phyllit Well.. Randall White. Bill White. Delia White. Luke White, Marilyn Whittington. Greg Willet. Marla William t, Melvin Wilmer. Gloria Wood. Scott Woodall. Laurie 149 APS AMP INPBX 151 MITCH ALLRED 600 MacArthur Drive (Next to Gibsons) Phone 445-5368 Alexandria, La. Compliments of JIFFY PAK Drive-In Prescription Service PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY All Night Phone 443-3231 Day Service Phone 442-4485 1414 Jackson St.βAlexandria, La. ELTC TUDOR construction!! COMPANY Watch out!! These two look like they are about to construct a sleet ball!! (Janis Ingram and Paula Johnson) TUDOR CONSTRUCTION 1248 Murray St. Alexandria, La. 152 We, fhe Kepi Business Qfaff, dedicafe fhe following pages: to A former counselor a! Pineville High. Because of her un iring willingness lo help fhe s udenls and faculty, she is fondly remembered by all Our thanks to her for the time and attention she has given to the students of Pineville High. 153 DANIEL BUTANE GAS CO. TANKS - STOVES - HEATERS - BUTANE - PROPANE Route 1, Box 22 Phone 443-5215 Pineville, Louisiana 71360 Cj ompfim en s Β°f LLOYD N. MOREAU INC. P.O. Box 1013 Pineville, La. Camellia Jarcfen Phone 443-6645 TCursincj Home 710 )ayou JlTarie J oa(f Pineuille, 2a. Our Chicken LOU LAURA'S 154 1329 Military Hwy.βPineville 3920 Jackson St. Ext.βAlexandria BAKER MANUFACTURING CO., INC. MR. JIM BAKER 75 Wadley Street Pineville, La. Phone 445-3601 CENLA CAMPING CENTER Trailers Accessories Pickup Covers Sales Rentals 38 MacArthur Dr. Alexandria La. Phone 445-6981 M I INC. 803 Johnston St. Alexandria La. This is what pre-game tension can do to you. (Charles Parsons and Gary Perkins) The ACTIVITIES by the actives βthe BUILDING by β’Taylor. (Nita Taylor and Diana Sayes) MILTON M. TAYLOR Masonry Contractor 1106 Lakeshore Dr. Pineville, La. 155 Triz. everybody is entitled to one mistake, but didn't you forget to count the legs you put on this deer? (Yvonne Obney. Sabre and Trir McKneely) BLONDY'S TAXEDERMY Rt. 2 104 Pineville, La. 156 GIBSON'S PHARMACY β’ RELIABLE β’ PRESCRIPTIONS 1616 MacArthur Drive Compliments of THE MERCHANTS OF WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER 1401 Military Highway 1705 Texas Avenue No wondor Susan's clothes ara so clean! (Susan Couch) MacArthur Dr.βAlexandria, La. 1321 Military Hwy. Pineville, La. Over 60 Years of Service Auto Glass β Furniture Upholstering ALEXANDRIA, LOUISIANA 619 Main Street Phone 2 9826 Jack and Malcom Stehr, Owners BOB STARK REAL ESTATE SPECIALIZING AUCTIONEERING REAL ESTATE SALES FARM LOANS APPRAISALS MANAGEMENT 2899 Holloway Dr. Pineville, La. Ha is the best auctioneer in town. (Bob Stark) . You get fast service at Bill Jones Mobile. I Jones. Pam Jones, and Sherrlyn DcLacerda) BILL JONES MOBILE 2310 MacArthur Drive Phone 445-3131 Alexandria, La. STAR CHEMICAL AND SALES, INC P.O. Box 5277 Phone 445-8133 Alexandria, La. (Ready to dig a swimming pool at a low price are Barbara Henderson and Cindie Boykin] JAMES A. DECKER BUILDER 201 Armstrong Street Pineville, Louisiana tkuJC 9hml akci . . . TluftJi A TWIN CITY Jim Thomasee jU AMBULANCE INSIβ K ANC K AdKNC Y . INC. 732 MAIN STREET 726 Fulton Street PINEVILLE. LOUISIANA 71360 1J| A| Alexandria, La. iRr Phone 443-11II Office 445-4893 Corner of Mam and Shamrock Ig HOMEβLIFEβBUSINESS MRS. BERENT'S HOMEROOM Doorway to a Manβs World Caplans MENβS SHOP - β DowntownβMacArthur Village NatchitochesβLeesville NELWYN'S WASHATERIA 302 Main Street Pineville, La. Phone 445-9761 ALEXANDER BOLTON, INC. Insurance Specialists Since 1890 P.O. Box 5545 Phone 445-2431 Alexandria, La. DURRETT FURNITURE CO., INC. 1120 Bolton Avenue Alexandria, La. Fc SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY MacArthur. Shopping Center Phone 443-0908 INCOM OMATI 9 'PβUhUβM.St U β¬ 4..OtllGC OuUtftCU - S cc'9r9 f-Ourth -and {:eauregorj Str««tc t't lY tit ECONOMY SUPER MARKET 638 Main St.β1409 Melrose St. Pineville, La. [i i Htcn Vickie end Jamie look sold, but Kay's st;|| un decided. (Tim Floyd. Key Nugent. Vickie Bros sett, and Jamie Nugent) I Ml NION MYSTIQUE WIGS MacArthur Village Phone 448-0281 Alexandria, Louisiana 71301 , Eilyeen. that looks so good that I think I'll buy (Eilyeen Smith. Betty Sharbono. and stylist) Louisiana College in Pineville . . . Partners in Quality Education With Pineville High School V V V V Fully accredited, co-educational, four year, non-sectarian college of liberal arts and sciences B.S., B.A., and B.F.A. in Advertising Art; nationally recognized Teacher Education Program Pre-professional training in Christian Service vocations, law, medicine, dentistry, and engineering For information concerning admission, scholarships, work opportunities, etc., write: Dean of College, Louisiana College, Pineville, La. 161 Mr. Cap pel's Seniors Boys MR CAPPEL Darrell Ward Bill Woodruff Buddy Pharis Willie White Gary Perkins Nat Thomas Wayne Whatley Robert Pace Leo Wilmer Charles Parsons Anthony Robinson Bobby Tullos Mike Williford Roger Tate Randy Price Mide Ryder Mike Ryland Bobby Williams Robert Reed John Pawlski Charles White- Robert Roland Randy Pittman Johnny Woodward 162 CENLA JANITOR SERVICE SUPPLY, INC. 1909 Lee St. Phone 442-1886 Alexandria, La. COMMERCIAL SECURITIES Pineville, La. T. L U+r Pm, Maoog r Tel. 442-8M2 LEATHERMAN'S PHARMACY Prescription 1010 Main St. Specialists Phone 443-6331 Pineville, La. S S DISTRIBUTING CO. 1410 Donahue Ferry Phone 442-8350 Pineville, La. CHRIS DURANT ENTERPRISES 1511 Military Highway Pineville, La. Office Phone 442-6253 PINEVILLE MARBLE GRANITE WORKS W. E. KEES, JR. Owner Home Phone 442-1002 P.O. Box 292 222 Main St. Pineville, β’ Fuiwolt β’ WrwtM β’ Am.wtMf'rfJ β’ Cwi.iyi 445-1484 β’ 442-7414 STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS MILDRED JOLLY 512 Bragg St. Phone 445-1142 Pineville, La. WEBB'S RAINBOW FLOWER SHOP 302 Murray 164 TEL. HI 2-9633 ION Main St. Pineville, La. Lingerie and Piece Goods You have got to be Kidding!!! (Lisa Lemberd and Nancy Jo Thigpen) STATI (ABM INSUBANC t L -J HARVEY SCROGGS INSURANCE 730 Main St. Pineville, La. BAPTIST BOOK STORE 1254 MacArthur Drive Alexandria, Louisiana EDGAR M. WILLIAMS GENERAL CONTRACTOR Phone 442-7192 700 Peace Rd. Pineville, La. w REBEL SUPPORTERS Pat Stretch Debra Tolbert Cora Vercher Paula Sperry Cathy Szilvasi Donna Thornhill Ellen Welch Janie Sullivan Marla Voda Carole Swain Debra Troquill Clara White Guinell White Cookie Tuma MRS. WILLIAMSON'S HOMEROOM i HUFFMAN MOTOR CO., INC. βTruck People of General Motors SALESβGMC TRUCKSβSERVICE 3700 Lee St. Alexandria, La. QUAUTY JEWELERS SINCE 1915 MacArthur Drive 1014 Third Street Alexandria Louisiana SELLS A DIAMOND EVERY 12 MINUTES HAWTHORNE AUTO PARTS 1606 Lee Street Alexandria, La. Guaranteed to De-Iceβ your windshields. Burrrrrr! (Anne Wood. Patti Grover and Mr. Hawthorne) SCOTT TRUCK TRACTOR CO. OF ALEXANDRIA YOUR INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER FOR ALL INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS. TRACTORS. PARTS. AND SERVICE Phone 445-9301 3003 MacArthur Dr. Alexandria, La. BARRON'S SUPER MARKET Phone 442-5846 1300 College Drive Pineville, La. 71360 J. I. AND C. I. BARRON RUBY RIDING CLUB Ruby, La. HOLSOMBACK'S Left to Right, Top: Betty Stehr, Suian Spruill. Molly Stagg. Second Row: Nancy Jo Thigpen, Brenda White. Mary Well Kathy Judy Vercher, AnnΒ© Wood. Third Row: Diane Yoist. Bottom: Diane Szilvasi, Betty Sharbono. Mary Schlotterbeck. Barbara Procter, an Kay Vidrine. 168 MRS. COAKER'S HOMEROOM HOLSOMBACKβ14 It-Β HUSTLERS Left to Right, Top: Jamie Nugent. Donna McLaren. Lana King. Patti McCan. Dolly Mauritz, Karla Ivoy. Pam Mitchell. Anne McHenry. Sally 0 en. Georgic Moreau. Second Row: Debbie Parker. Lisa Lambard. Virginia Parshall. Mary Holliday. Dixie Malone. Jane!! Norris. Pat Lipscomb. Carol Hughes. Rachel Matheny. Pam Jones. Third Row: Marlene Jarrell. Eva Laborde. and Kay Nugent. MISS CRUMP'S HOMEROOM KAISER-6 169 MISS SQUARE'S FRESHMAN Susan Adcock Pam Bolding Vivian Bordelon Darise Armstrong Shan Armstrong Liz Bass Dawn Bejsovec Tori Badders Karen Ballard Rhonda Burlew Terri Burton Joyce Bolgard 170 GIRLS MR. BENJAMIN'S HOMEROOM VVally Burdges Donald Baum Paul Alexandrenko Rikki Block Ricky Carmouche David Cavanaugh Alan Broussord Ronald Camerata Don Clair Chip Anderson John Henry 8lade Gary Clark Mark Clements Tommy Boutries Joe Bourgoyne Danny BrouilleMo Gory Bonnor Steve Bordelon Gary Baden Don Allison Travis Clark 171 βPUT YOUR PLUMBING PROBLEMS IN BADENβS HANDS REALTORS Another generation of Willet's comes to P.H.S. (Kent and Marla Willct) WILLET ASSOCIATES 922 Main St. Phone 443-1852 Specializing In New Residential Work Over 1 5 Years Experience FRED BADEN PLUMBING 311 Lakeview St. Pineville, La. Phone 443-1 960 Pineville, La. MISS HENDRIX'S SOPHOMORE GIRLS MRS. HAYDEN'S HUMOROUS SENIOR GIRLS Mrj. Hayden Bonnie Hay Barbara Henderson Sherrilyn Dclacerde Debbie Henry Sherril Daniels Patsy Haley True Dcvillc Therosa Dubroc Claudette Fisher Barbara Filipi Sally Hackworth Janice Deare Exa Girard Colynda Hayes Rita Gilmore Weslyn Green Penny Darby Becky Goudcau Doris Head Liz Davis Nannette Erwin Elaine Dupuy Janis Eaves Gayle Givens Patti Grover Bessie Frazier 173 MRS. ALSUP'S FABULOUS JUNIOR GIRLS UNITED UNDER- WRITERS 200 MacArthur Dr. Alexandria La. UNITED UNDERWRITERS ---INC.---- INSURANCE BONDS t Posh. Lisa, not pull!!!!! (Lisa Lambard) ESTABLISHED 1865 SCHNACK'S Phone 445-1446 924 Third Street 3 16 Murray Street Alexandria, Louisiana OVER 106 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE jngry photographer. (Lee ent) wrj j m RALPH'S FRUIT STAND 1326 Military Hwy. Pineville, La. CLOSED WEDNESDAYS AT I P.M. Sears 1000 Bolton Ave. Alexandria, La. Catalog Phone 445-2371 SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back 176 MRS. WATKINS' SUPER SOPHOMORES Janet Huffman Becky Funderburk Virginia Fishor Trudy Gordon Sherry Gatlin Kathy Hayes R6bbio Duffy Paula Foster Beth Himel Beverly Fountain Karen Elliot Betty Honeycutt Laura Heath Dorothy Fletcher v THE HOBBY HUT 3028 Jackson St. Alexandria, La. ODELL BORDELON Compliments of LINKING THE FOREST PRODUCTS MANUFACTURERS TO THE WOOD USING INDUSTRIES ESTORGE DRUG COMPANY 316 Jones St. Office Phone Pinev e, La. 318-445-6157 OF RAPIDES, INC. 3615 Expansion St. Alexandria, La. AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER 178 Where Service Comes Naturally WASHING U-HAUL TRAILERS LUBRICATIONS FOR EVERY MOVING MINOR AUTO REPAIRS NEEDβLOCALβONE-WAY Lee St. and MacArthur Dr. Alexandria, La. 1900 Cotton St. This is a good place to have car trouble!! (Duke Allgood) PINEVILLE MOTOR PARTS est% 5ii β¬S[ %%%%% Pineville, La. orc|CERS: Betty Stehr, Anne Weed. Libb, Asber. Kethy Wolfe, end Eve Ubordc MRS. ALLENS FRESHMAN GIRLS Left to Right Marla Willet Nancy Tufts Delia White Phyllis Walter Carmen Slaytcr Sherilec Schoenert Vickie Smith Beth Self Sally Sasser Kathy Simons Debra Richards Pam Robertson Stephanie Rachal Faye Rachal Debbie Vermillion Alice Risley Dona Strickland Marilyn Terral Jamie Simpson Cindy Smoak Diana Suba Marilyn White Kim Tveit Diane Robbins Ann Voda Jo Ann Sweeney Can I male chocolate shakes Jo this?? (Paula Johnson and Mr. Chaudoir) See β pargas PAUL STEWART A at A] butane-propane w L. P. TAYLORβManager SPEN0LER 6803 Lake Charles Hwy. INSURANCE Alexandria, La. AGENCY, INC. Phones: 442-5548, 448-8333 640-3774 RYAN HARDWARE INC EVINRUDE MOTORS BROWNING SHOTGUNS HARDWARE 716 Main St. Pineville, La. PUBLIC INVESTORS PUBLIC INVESTORS, INC. PUBLIC INVESTORS LIFE INSURANCE CO. PICO SYSTEMS PRINTING COMPANY LOUISIANA COMPTER SYSTEMS Fire and Casualty Insurance and Bonds TAPPEN REFRIGERATORS TAPPEN AND HARDWICK RANGES MAYTAG LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT GAS CENTRAL AIR COND. SPACE HEATERS WATER HEATERS PICO FINANCE CO. 3727 Government St. Alexandria, La. Phone: 445-9351 911 Fourth St. ALEXANDRIA. LA is this whoro you put the wator?? (Mike Price, and Lynn Bennett) BILL'S ONE STOP GROCERIES, BAIT AND FISHING TACKLE 3101 Holloway Road Pineville, La. 181 To the Leaders of Tomorrow . . Students of PINEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL A friendly welcome awaits school-age boys and girls at the Rapides Hank Trust Co. Many of you are already our patrons and we say βThank Youβ for your confidence. To those of you who are not currently using our modern banking facilities, we extend a cordial invitation to you to come by and visit us in Alexandria or in Pineville. 'prietidlcf RAPIDES RANK β ' CO%ll FDK: 182 ALEXANDRIA F=irv|EI l PINEVILLE KRAFT CORPORATION Investigate Career Opportunities in the Paper Industry Compliments of THE CITY OF ALEXANDRIA ED CHEEK MARINE 1715 Military Hwy. (P.O. Box 969) Pineville, La. Compliments of Phone 445-1054 Hey. itβs got a soo-yourself shine!!! (Debbio Boyce. Weslyn Green, and Bonnie Hay) HILL, HARRIS Invites You to Choose SILVER, CHINA AND CRYSTAL Where you have well informed consultants to assist you in coordinating your table appointments. You will be thrilled with the large selection of the newest patterns created for you atβHILL HARRISβwhere you always do better Corner 13th and Lee Street 183 s. E. WILLIFORD SON BUILDERS 920 Main St. Pineville, La. Phone 443-2365 THINK YOUNG! You can even play BOB DAVIS AND HIS feRASS on this one!!! (Joycoline Leclcie. Sherril Daniels, and Martha Ray) TAPE CITY USA 1112 MacArthur Drive Alexandria, La. MUNTZ STEREOβPAKβSTEREO CARTRIDGES Complete Stereo for AutosβHomesβOfficeβ BoatsβPlanes 184 MacArthur Village Shopping Center Alexandria, La. LEXANDRIA OLKSWAGEN INC. A North MacArthur Drive Alexandria, La. Phone 445-1438 M I S S N E E D H A M S' Norlyn Branham Deborah Broussard Marilyn Brodhead Judy Geill Barbara Dixon Sharon Bonds Susan Couch Diane Belgard Suzanne Babb Miss Needham Debbie Davidson Florence Dupuy Mancy Brewer Susan Darby Crystal Bostock Denise Carmouche Debbie Fontana Rhonda Ducker Kathleen Bordelon Gloria Clark Brenda Addy Rita Asher Mary Barnes J u N I 0 R G I R L S 185 KAISER'S SENIOR BOYS Tim Burry Roy Brown Ted Brouilletto Cam Compton Gordon Daniel Larry Bonners Cary Alsup Jackie Davis Paul Blaylock Malcolm Cheek Clyde Downs Robert Bolton Ricky Brewer Lawrence Butler Mike Cammack Charles Carruth Clyde Carmouche Clinton Chapman PHS PATRONS These companies have added just one more link to the chain of development by showing their desire to be a part of Pineville High School. We Extend Our Thanks to Each One. ALEXANDRIA ENGRAVING CO.. INC. BOWLERO BUILDERS DECORATOR CENTER CENTRAL ELECTRIC CORP. OF ALEX. FLOWERS BY STAN A. A. GREI JLUON CO. E. L. GREMILLION SON LAFAYETTE ELECTRIC LA. NEON SIGN COMPANY RAPIDES PARISH LEVERNE PERRY SHOE STORE MAJOR CREDIT PLAN MID-CENTRAL ASSOCIATION PERKINS FLORISTS PRISCILLA'S HAIR FASHION SIMM'S FLOWER SHOP STANLEY'S BODY SHOP TUMA'S GROCERY TURRENTINE CO.. INC. SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT FOLSE ESSO 1911 Melrose Pineville, La. HAIR STYLIST TEACHER School of Hairstylino AND Beauty Salon 1008 MAIN ST. β PINEVILLE. LA. PH. 445-1040 β PH. 445-1742 LECTURER SALON OWNER A hard days work sometimes gets to people. (Mrs. Mount and Coach Kaiser) REEDS-TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 327 Jackson St. Alexandria, La. WESTGATE SHOPPING CENTER MacAr+hur Drive Alexandria's Most Convenient Place To Shop A P WESTGATE BARBER SHOP MORGAN LINDSEY J. R. BELL REALTOR BUILDER WEST BROTHERS DEPT. STORE THE FASHION HOUSE LEVERNE PERRY SHOES RILEY'S WESTERN STORE K B DRUGS PICO FINANCE BLACKMAN'S CLEANERS WASHATERIA SINGER COMPANY 188 SECURITY NATIONAL BANK MRS. BOONE'S SENIOR BEAUTIES 8rc da Boone Diane Barker Janice Crocker Patty Curry Phyllis Curry Sherry Brunhoebcr Brenda Burlew Loretta Brossett Berry Cannon Rose Brcqato Jill Anders libba Asher Sandy Basco Donna Brodhead Sharon Cripps Sandy Crawford Jenny Adams Carol Barham Cindie Boykin Sharon 8onds Lynn Bennett Vickie Brossett Debbie 8oyce Congratulations, Seniors From Your School Savings Bank GUARANTY BANK Pineville Branch 704 Main Street, Pineville, La. MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. 190 Compliments of a BΒ£d β FASHtr, Hion SHop WIDEST SELECTION IN LINENS SOAPS CANDLES AND FRIEND GIFTS 3400-C Jackson St. at MacArthur Dr. MRS. TOUCHET'S HOMEROOM ROYAL CROWN'COLA PFEIFER TIRE BATTERY CO. 836 Main Street Pjneville. La. Phone 445-7919 One of the best stores around MELICHAR'S GROCERY MARKET FEEDβFERTILIZER AND STAPLE GROCERY Phone HI 2-8483 LiBuse La. Compliments of THE GREAT REBEL CLUB HIGHWAY PERFORMERS SOUTHERN CHEVROLET CO.. INC. 1800 Lee St. Alexandria, La. Phone 445-4521 192 President of the Rebel Club. Mr. Wil liamson and Mr. Johnson. OWL PHARMACY 904 Main Street Pineville, La. Phone 442-3338 COACH HOLSOMBACK'S JUNIOR Duane Armstrong Carl Cripps Tim Crooks Lee Bardwcll Charlie Crouch Duke Allgood Donnie Colson Charles Daniels Tim Brown B 0 Y S SENIORS Ricky Buckman Marvin Brossett Rusty Baker Coach Holsomback Ashton Dunbar Johnny Bordelon Roger Chilcoat Gordon Douzat Don Calhoon Jimmy Besson 193 72 M R R 0 S H T 0 S s 0 p H Travis Dunbar Gary Duke Danny Funderburk Mark Gallent Rusty Downs Greg Guillory Derland Dupre Terry Floyd Ronald Davis Randy Harper Jeff Gable David Guillory Jeff Galle BOYS i PERK'S PAINT HOUSE NUGENT'S MOBIL SERVICE PICTURE FRAMING WALL PAPERING ART SUPPLIES MASURY PAINTS 1101 Main Street Pineville, La. 1319 Military Highway Pineville, La. Phone 443-4493 Messina's Real Estate GARRETT OFFICE SUPPLIES, INC. 415 Murray St. Alexandria, La. FARMS - RESIDENTIAL . COMMERCIAL YOUR GESTETNER MIMEO MACHINES DEALER SMITH-CORONA TYPEWRITERS APECO COPIERS TANNER A. MESSINA mars no KAa MKI HOMI HI 3. 3 2550 Licensed - OONOEO ALEXANDRIA. LA ALPINE BUSINESS MACHINES CO. R. C. ALLENβ OLYMPIA A. D. S. ANKERβ β’ ADDING MACHINES β’ CASH REGISTERS β’ TYPEWRITERS β’ CALCULATORS SALES AND SERVICE 1714 Jackson St. Alexandria, La. Phoneβ443-9940 Porfrai! of a Rebel Beauty Miss Molly Stagy Pholoqrnphtj b'j Jack Kohara Kohara Qtudio Aloxaitdrin Compliments of LAWRENCE B. KIRCHHOFF Salesman For MORTAR JULIUS SAUCIER PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING 119 Hickory St. Pineville, La. Phone 443-1456 RAY'S CAR CLINIC I I I Barrett St. Pineville, La. Arc you jure this is a flat tiro??? (Kathy Hayes. Brenda Ray. and Linda Hickox) MRS. HACKNEY'S homeroom Debbie Wilson Sheila Ryland Rhonda Williford N:,e Taylor Morifyn Smith Linda WhitΒ Marsha Voorhie Diana Sayes Karen Saucier Lorie Stehr Laura Wilson Patricia Taylor Earma Young Holen Setliff Ada Stono Donna Vallery Terri Strickland Congratulations FETTEROLF REAL ESTATE Phone 445-6433 715 Main St., Pineville, La. You're Better Off With Fetterolf MRS. SHIPP'S SOPHOMORE BOYS Goorge Clarius Johnny Belgard Bern Boyett Richard Belgard Jarrel Clark Donny Barker Johnny Campbell Allen Crawford Breck Barker Randy Colson J. C. Baker Mike Constance David Basco Gary Boone Charles Barretf 200 V' MRS. PHARIS'S FRESHMAN BOYS Brian Nelson James Paul Joe Ortcgo Paul Parshall Bobby L. Nugent Tim Norris Alan Mobley Robert T. Nugent Paul Nugent Larry Moore David Phillips Gary Nall Danny Murray Chris Norris Jeffery Nugent Donnie Monk Louis Quiroz Dick Riley Walter Nichols Weston Risloy 201 MRS. HINES Perry Ratcliff David Rice Paul Shreve Johnny Snead Terry Willet James Wcthcrford Lance Williford Ronald Swain John Wall HOMEROOM Bo Sauiccr Robert Tuma Frank Tackot Richard Thompson Peter Preston Sam Poston Ronnie Wilkinson Boston Robortson William Vanderburg MRS. WILLIAMS' HOMEROOM COLLEGE DRUG STORE 1323 Military Hwy. Pineville, La. DEVORE'S Are you jure this will give mo pucker power? (Paula Johnson. Mr. Bass) Phone 443-7223 -CHURCH GOING CHILDREN SELDOM BECOME DELINQUENTS JEWELRYβBOOKSβGIFTS HALLMARK CARDSβPARTY GOODS MacArthur Village Alexandria, La. Phone 443-8269 HANDYMAN BUILDERS SUPPLY 3624 Lee St. Alexandria, La. 203 COACH RUCKER'S SENIOR BOYS Cody Hickox Charles Hilt Rusty Murray Joe Galle Travis Funderburk Russell Futrell Eddy McPhete Tim Floyd Larry Miller Louis Fontana Ronnie Malone Trir McKneely Johnny Kaderka Jon McPherson Larry Honeycutt Keith Kitchell Ricky Mock Greg Johnson Bobby McCarty Mike Lavesphere Marvin Goodgame Tommy England Albert Gallent Wayne Gould David Gallent Ralph McGee Bill May MRS. MOORE'S JUNIOR GIRLS Debbie Gunfor Peggy Jolly Ginger Green Tonnie Herrington Kay Haynes Kay Hunt Paula Johnson Janice Harris Charlotte Jenkins Dianne Hillman Debbie Howell Betty Jones Pam Jarrell Sandy Hines Deon Johnson Mrs. Moore Sandy Hcimbech Jane Ingram Pam Greer 205 Adam . Jenny - Y-Teen. I. 2. }. . FHA I. 2. KTA f. 4. Kepi Buunett ). 4. AStup. Cary β Batketball I. 2. J. 4. - Lettered 4. Truk I. 2. . 4. Ya Hoo Editorial . 4 β Photographer 5, 4 β Seminar 4. Kepi Fditoeial 2. ). 4 β Photographer 2, , 4 Seminar 5. 4. Louiiiana BoyΒ Suit Delegate 4. Government Club 2. . 4 β Vic Preudem 4. Prett Club 4. Pilot Seudent 4. Sru deni Council Repretemitite 4 β Alternate J. Andert. Jill - Y-Teen. 2, J. 4. FHA 1. 2. 5. 4 AΒ her. Libba β FHA i, 2. Y-Teent 1. 2. . Govern mm i 4. Pro Club 5. 4 β Secretary 4. Rebel Reporter J. 4, Thttpiam 2. 5. β 4 β Papa War A Preacher . Office Seiff 2. ). 4 β Pui 2. ). 4. L'iI Mine 2. Rebel Mine J. 4 - Capenn 4. YaHoo Editorial Staff 1. 4. YaHoo Buunett Staff 2. ). 4 β Pin ). 4 β Anneant Circulation Ugf ) β Buunett Mgf 4. Homecoming Cove 4. Who' Who 4. Senior Per-tonality 4. PCS 4; Baccalaureate Uther ) Barham. Carol β FHA 1. 2. FNA 5. 4. PCS Β . 4 Barker, Diane β Marching Band I. 2. 5.4. Concert Band I. 2. . 4. Honor Band I. Pep Band J. FNA 2. i, β Secretary 4. FHA I. BaΒ co. Sandy β FHA 1. 2. Student Council 2. J β Vice Preti dent (JS Slocum High), Clan Officer 2 β Vice Preudem. DECA 4. Government Club J β Secretary. Bennett. Lynn β Y-Teen 1.2. ).4 β Pretident I. }. FHA 1. 2 β Parliamentarian 1. Government 4, Pre Β J. 4 β Secretary J β Vice Preudem 4. Kept Editorial Staff;, . 4 β Editor β n-Chief 4. Senior Pertonality 4. Who' Who 4. Student Council J; PCS 4. D A R Award 4 Blaylock Paul - PCS . 4. Interact ). 4. NHS . 4. Who' Who 4. Bolton, Robert β D E Club 4. Choeut I Beach. Dave β Thetpian 4 Bond . Sharon β FT A 2. J. 4 β Secretary 2 β Vice Preudenr . Pretident 4. Rebelairei 2. ). 4. Y-Teent I. . 4. Kepi Buunett 2. }. 4. Bonner. Larry β PCS . 4 Boone. Brenda - FHA I. 2. , FBLA 4. PCS 2. Β . 4; Y-Teent 2. DEBBIE BOYCE always seems to be on the ball. Senior CrediiQ .4 Boyce. Debbie - Ya Hoo Editorial Staff 4. Y Teen. J. 2. J. 4 -Secretary 1 β Treaturer J β Mid South Delegate 2 β State Conference I. FHA }. 4. Cheerleader 1 β Varmy Cheerleader 4. Senior Favorite 4. Mott School Spirit 4. Bat ketball Queen 4 Boylun, Cindie β 4-H Club J. 2. Choeut 1.2. J.4 -j Secretary I; Y-Teent 1. 5. Boottert 4. Kepi Staff 4 Brewer. Ricky β DEC A 4 Brocato. Roie β FHA I. 2, Government Club 1 (J $ Slocum). DECA 4, Red Crott Repretentative 2 Brodhead. Donna β Y-Teent I, 5. Library Oub I. 2. 5 β Secretary 1 β Convention I, . FHA I. 2. L'iI Mute 2. FT A . 4 β Hittonan 4. Student Council Alternate 2. Ya Hoo Bunnell 4 β Adtertiung Mgr 4 β Pin 4. YaHoo Ediro rial 4 β Art Editor 4. Kepi Buunett , 4 β Pm 4. PCS 4. Office Staff 4. Government Club 4 β Program Chairman 4. Beottetr. Vickie β Trantfrrrtd from Menard 2. Bootter I; Yearbook Repretentative. Y-Teent 2. J. 4 β Senate Protect Chairman 2. ) β State Conference 4. FHA 2. J. 4 β Vice Preudenr 2. } - Pretident 4. Kepi Buunett Staff . 4; Ya Hoo Editonal Staff J. Broitette. Loretto β FBLA 4 β Treaturer. FHA J (J S. Slocum). DE Club Β . Y Ttent I. FNA 2 Brunhoeber. Sherry β FHA I. FNA 2. ). Rebelairei J. 4 Burlew. Brenda - FHA I. 2. PCS 2. . 4 Butler, Laurence β Track I. 2. Red Cron Club Alternate 4. DE Club Burry. Tim Cammark. Mike β Football 2. }. 4 β Lettered 2. J. 4. Track 2. J β Lettered. FCS . 4. Key Oub 2. . 4. Interact . 4 β Board of Directort. 4-H 2. Kepi Buunen Staff 1 Cannon. Betty Jean - FHA 2. 5. PCS 2. . 4. FNA 4. 4-H I -Reporter. Interact 2. 5. Y-Teent 2 Carrurh. Charlet Chapman. Clinton β Band I, 2 Clariut, John β Football 1. 2. . 4 β Lettered 2. J. 4 β Mott Valuable Lineman. Track I, ) β lettered Compton. Cam β DE 4 Crawfoed. Sandy - FT A 2, 3 - Reporter Β . Ya Hoo Editorial Staff 2. 5. 4 β Fit hinge Editor 4. PCS 2, 5. 4. Prett Club 4. Interact . 4. Office Staff }. National Honor Society J. 4 β Secretary 4. Student Council Alternate 4. Who't Who 4. National Who't Who 4. F.rtt Place m Fnghth III Β«r La College Literary Rally I; Baccalaureate Uihetette 5. Cnppt, Datrell β Band I, 2. }. Rapidet Pirtih Honor Band 2; Batketball J. Football 4 β Lettered 4 Cnppt. Sharon β FHA I. D E ), 4 Cnppt. Jerry β Band I. 2. J. Ripvdei Panth Honor Band 2; Diaiekarr 2; 4-H 4. FBLA I Crocker, Jan β Marching Band I. 2. 5.4 - Corporal . 4. Con- erΒ« Band I. 2. J. 4 β Corporal ). 4. Honor Band I. 2. J. 4. Pep Band 5. Dixiekatr 1. 4. FNA 4 β Reporter Crowe. Gary β Kept Butinet Staff ). 4. Batketball I. 2. Football 2. Track I. Government Club 4. FNA . Science Club I. Curry. Patty Curry. Phyllat β Y Teem I. 2. . 4. Kept Buunett Staff 2. f. FT A 2. ). 4 β Vice Pretident 4. FHA I. Thetpiint 4. Re-belaaret 4. COE (DE)4 Daniel. Gordon β Batketball I. 2. J.4 β lettered 2. Β . 4. Football 1. J β lettered J. Interact Club ). 4 β Preudeni J. 4 Danelt. Shernll β FTA 2. J. 4. Y-Teent I. 2. 5. 4 β tenter chairman 4. Student Council 4. Kepi Buunett Staff Β . 4. Ya Hoo Editorial Staff ). 4. FHA I. 4 H I. Library Club I. Powder Puff Football Team β Kuier 4. Booteen I Darby. Penny β LTLA 2. 5 β State Convention ). National Honor Society ). 4. PCS . 4. Prett Club 4. Government Club 4. Ya Hoo Editorial Staff 5. 4. Editonalnc 4. Student Council Repretentative 1. Marching Band 2. J. 4. Concert Band 2. J. 4 β Band Council 2. 5. 4. Head Librarian J. 4. Second Lieutenant Rapidet Panth Honor Band 2. 4. Baccalaureate Uther 5. Senior Pertcnaliry 4. National Merit Letter of Commendation 4. Who't Who Among American High School Student a Daurac. Carol - FHA I. Davit. Lu β FHA 1. Y-Teent . Ditcnbutite Educ it ion a Draft. Janice β Y-Teeni I. 2. }. 4. FTA 2. 4. National Honoc Society 5.4. Cheerleader 4. Student Council 2. 4. Secretary β Student Council 4. Kepi Buunett Staff 4. Ya Hoo Ediro-nal Staff 4. FHA 1. 2. Powder Puff Football β Kauri 4. National Who't Who 4 Delacerda. Sherri β Y-Teent I. 2. 5.4. State Conference 2. Mid-touth 2 β Chaplain 4. Kepi Buunett Staff 2. 5.4. FHA 4. Rebel Aire. ). 4. FTA 2. }. Library Club 1. 4 H Club I. Powder Puff Football β Kaner 4. Boottert I Deville. True β Student Council J. 4. FTA 2. . 4 β Secretary 4. Y-Teent 1.2.5. Kept Buunett Staff 4. FHA β I β Secretary I; DE 4 β Hittonan. Rebelairei 4. 4-H i. Library Club 1. Boottert 1. Downt, Clyde β Thetptant 4 Dubroc. Thereta β Trantfrrrtd from Lurcher High J. Y-Teent ). The.piant 4. Kept Buunett 4 Dupuy. Elaine - D E Club ). 4. National Who't Who 4 Eatet. Jam. β Tran tier from Wmntboro High School I. FHA 1.2. The.piant 4. 4 H I. Powder Puff Fooeball - 4 β Kai ter England. Tommy Erwm. Nannette β Rebel Mittet }. 4. FNA 4 Filip . Barbara β Y-Teent 2. Thetpiint 4 β Pretident Fnher, Alan β French Club I. rd place at Stare Science Fair I. National Ment Ten Commended Srudem 4 Fnher. Claudette β Y Teem . FTA 4 Floyd. Tim β DECA 4 β Parliamentarian. Jett 2 Fontana. Louit β D F Club 4 Franer. Betue β Library Clvb 5. 4 Funderburk. Eugene β Band I. Speech Club 1 Football I. D E 4. Futrell. Ruitel! β Government Club β Treaturtr 2 β Vice Pretident 5 β Pretident 4. Key Club 5.4 β Secretary 4 β Convention Delegare 5. Prett Club 4. FCS 2.5. 4. Kept Editorial 5.4 β Atuttant Edieor-m-Onef 4. Thevptant 2. J. 4. Ya Moo Editorial Staff 4. Student Council 4. 4 H t. Senior Pertonalitt 4. Track 5. Rebelairet 4 Galle. Joe β lit place in ettay conceit 1; Govemment Club 2. National Honor Society 5.4 β Vice-President 4. Thctptam 5. 4 Papa Wai A Preacher 2. FCS 2. 5. 4. Ya Moo Bun-near Staff 2. 5. 4. Ya Hoc Ed.tonal Staff 5. 4 - Editor m-Ch f 4. Ptni Club . 4. Pmevilie Who Who I. National Who't Who 4. Mott Dependable 4. Interact 5. 4. IΒ« place in rally in World Hiteoty 5 Gal lent, Albert β 4-H 2. 5. 4. Rebel Airet 2. 5. 4. Jet Club 2 Gatlin. David β Track I. 2; Batketball 1. 2. Football 2. Jett Club 2; Government Chib 5. 4 Treaturer 4 Gilmore. Rita - Library Chib I. F1IA 1. ENA 2. ETA 5. Y-Trent ); Thttpunt 4 β Secretary-Treiiuter. f 3 4 Girard. Eta β Tranifer from Menard 2. FNA 2. Y-Teent 5 Given!, Gayle β Trantferred from Menard 2. D E. Club Treawrer. C.O.E 4. Rebelairet 2 Good tame. Marvin β Marchrn t Band 2. 5.4 β Captain 4. Concert Band 2. 5.4 β Captain 4. Ptp Band 2. 5.4. Dttie Karr 2. 5.4, Rapidet Parith Honor Bam) 2. 5. 4 β Muucianthip Award 2. Governor1! Honor Band .V Key Club 5. 4. National Honor Society 5. 4. Jett Club 5. 4 β Prevalent 4. Student Council Alternate 4. Rally Contettant in Chemittry β Fun m Ditiricf β 4th in Stale 5. Who't Who 4. Mott Likely to Succeed 4. Goudeata. Becky - 4-H 5. 4. Green. Wetlyn β Trantferred from Winona. Mittitvippi I. FHA I. 2. 5; Y-Teent 1.2. 5.4 β Vice Pretident 5 β Pret-idem 4 β State Conference 2; Boottert 2. 5. 4 Cheerleader 1.4. National Honor Society 5.4. Interact 5. Rebelairet 2. 4. Clatt Treaturer 2; Clltt Treavurer 4. Clan Secretary-Treaturer I. FCS 5. 4. Powder Puff Football Team 4 Kaiter. National Whoβt Who. Kepi Editotia! Stall 4, Ya Hoo Editorial Staff 4 Gurnet. Donna β Library Club 1. 2. FHA 2. FCS 2. 5. 4. Office Staff 5.4. Student Council Reprevemanve 5. Ya Hoo Editorial Staff 5 β Featuret Editor 4. PrettClub4. Baccalaureate LJther 5. National Honor Society 5. Chaplain 4. American Whoβt Who 4 Grover. Patti β Student Council Reprrventative 2. FHA 2: Lβtl Mittet 2. Rebel Mittet 5. Kepi Buunew Staff 2. 5. Β At-tociate Buvinett Manager 4. National Honor Society 5.4 β Pretident 4. FTA 5. Office Staff 5. 4, Baccalaureate Uihtr 5. FCS 5. 4. Ya Hoo Editorial Staff 4 Editonal.vt 4. Pilot Student 5. Interact 5. 4. Prett Club 4. Opnmitt Club Pat on the Back Award 4. Who't Who. 4 (PHS). Menu Who't Who Among American High School Student! 4 Hackmonh. Sally β 4 H I. 2. 5. 4. ETA 2 (yeart). Y Trent (5 yeart). Ya-Hoo Editorial Staff I. ENA β Secretary 2. Boottert (l year) Haley. Patty β FNA 2; PCS 4. FHA I. Rebel Mittet 5. 4 Hathoen. Dave β Football 1. Bjckrtball 1. 2. 5. 4 lettered 4; Track I. 5. Baieball 4. Key Club 5. 4. National Honor Society 5.4. Government Club 2. 5. 4 β Secretary 5. 4. Prett Clvb 4. Student Council 2. 5. 4 β Repreientative 2 β Vice-Pretident 5 β Pretident 4. Boytβ State 4. Opnmitt 4; National Whoβt Who 4; Who't Who 4. Ya Hoo Editorial Staff 5. 4 - Spottt Editor 4. Kepi Editorial Staff 5. 4 -Sportt Editor 4. Athltteβi Scholactic Award 5. Football β Statitticiar. 4. Hayet. Colynda Y-Teent J. 2. 5.4 β Vice-Prcudtnt I β State Conference 1.2.4-H Club 4. FCS 4. Rebelairet 5.4. Boottert 2. 5. 4. Cheerleader I. 5. 4 β Head cheerleader I. 4. Clatt Secretary 5. Campvt Queen 4. FHA I β Sweetheart 1 β Pretident I; Batketball Court 5. 4 β Firtt Maid 5 Hat. Bonnie - Y-Teer.t I. 2. 5. 4. Midtouth 2. FHA I. 4. ETA 2. Little Mittet 2. Football Homecoming Court 5. Powder Puff Football Kaiter β 4. Rebelairet Accompanitt 1. 2. 5. 4. Head. Dorn β Trantferred September. 19β0 from Mentor High Sthool. Mentor. Ohio β FBLA 4 β Pretident 4 Henderton. Barbara - FHA 2. ETA 5. Ya lloo 4 - CoAdcer citing Manager 4. Office Staff 5. 4. L'tl Mittet 2. Rtbel Mittet 5. 4 β Chaplain 4 Henry. Debbie - Library dub . EE1A I. 2. 5. 4. Y-Teent I. 5 Hicko . Cody β Batketball 1. Baieball 4. Government Club 4 Hill. Charlet β Trantferred from Slocum 5. 4-H 4. Track 5. 4. Batketball 5. Holliday. Mary - Y-Teent t. 2. 5. 4. FHA 5. 4. Interact 5. 4. National Honor Society 5. 4 β Treaturer 4. Dine Darling 2. 5. 4. Rebel Mittet 2. 5. Whoβt Who 4 Honeycutt. Larty β Band 2. 5. 4 β Lettered 4 Hughet. Carol β PTA 2. 5.4 β Vice Pretcdent 4. Y Teem 1.2. 5. FHA I. Ivey. Karla β Kepi Butinett Sraff 4 Jonet. Pam β Y-Teent 1. 2. 5. 4. FHA 5. 4. Rebelairet 2. 5. 4. FNA 5; ETA 2. 5. Ya Hoo Editorial Staff 5. Pciwdtr Pulf Football β Holtomback't Huttlert. Guard 4 Jarrell. Matlene - Y-Teent I. 2. 5. 4. fHA I. 2. ftmJer Puff Football β Holtomback't Huttlert. Left Guard 4 Johnton. Greg β Football 2. 5. 4 β Lettered 4 Johnton, Judy Kaderka. Johnny β Batketball 2. 5. 4 β Lettered 4 Kmg. Lana β Trantferred from Bolton High Sthool β Aletan-dna. U 5. FHA 4. FCS 5. 4 Kite hell. Keith β D E 4. Football I. Otorut J Laborde, Eva β Y-Teent I. 2. 5. 4 Secretary 5 β Vice Pretident 4. FCS 5. FELA Secretary 4. Rebelairet 5. 4. Prettiett'Girl 4. FTA 2. Hometoming Court 5.4 β Quern 4, Boovtett 2. 5. 4 β Firtt Lieutenant 4. Batketball Court 5. 4. Dixie Darling 4, Powder Puff Football Team floltomback't Huttlert. Center 4 Lambard. L.ta - FNA 5. FHA I. Library Club 1.2. 5 - Report er 5. Rebelairet I. 2. 5. 4 β Sevretary 4. Girlt and Mited Entemble. Prett Club 4. Government 4. Lβil Mittet 2. Rebel Mittet 5.4. Kepi Staff 2. 5. 4. Attociate to Atuwam Editor 4. Whoβt Who. Powder Puff Football HoLtom-batk't Huttlert Right-end 4 SENIORS, our hope of tomorrow, seem to cast a dim outlook for the future. Lavctpere. Mike β Football 5. 4. Lettered 5. 4 Leckie. Joycelme β FCS 5. 4. FHA 1. 2. PTA 5. 4. Government Club 4. Student Council Alternate 2. Rebelairet J. 4. Powder Puff Football Holtomback't Huttlert Dcfrouve line-back 4 Southern Belle for Rtbel Club So Rare Antique Show 5. 4. Kepi Butinttt Staff 4 Laptcomb. Pat β FHA 1. Lonidier. Herihel β Trantferred from Bolton Etigh 5. 4-H 5. 4. β We-Pretidem 4. Rebelairet 4. Rcfce Cuttodian 4 McCan. Patti β 4-H 2. 5.4. Preudtnt 5 β Repotter 4. Home Er Award 2. McCarty. Bofebt β 4-H Club 5. 4. Student Coundil 4 McHenry. Anne - Y-Teent I. 2. 5. 4. FNA 5. FTA 4. Kepi Buunctt Staff 4. Ya-Hoo Fditotial Staff 4. FHA I. Rtbel Mittet J. 4. Powder Puff Football Game β Holtomback β Defrntue End 4 McKntely. Tnr β Football 5. 4. β Football Manager t McLaren. Donna - Y-Teent 2. FHA 4. FCS 5. 4. Powder Puff Football Game β Holtomback't Huttlert Lineman 4 McPhate. Eddy - 4-H 5. 4 McPherton. Jon β Band 1. 4-H I. 2. D E Hittonan 5 β Preti-dene 4 Malone. Dixie Trantferred from El IX ado High. Band 5. FBLA Secretary 4 Malone. Ror.me β D E Oub 4 Matheny. Rachel - FHA I. 2. 5. Y Teem 5. 4 Treaturer 4. Rebelairet 5. 4 β Reporter 4.1m Place Solo Voice in La College Rally 2. 2nd Place Solo Voice in La College Rallv and la State Rally 5 Mauntr. Dolly β FNA 2. 4 β Pretadlni 4 May. Bill - Batketball 1. 2. 5. 4 β Lettered 5. 4. Football 1. Track I; Key Oub 5. 4. Convention 5. 4. Uther 2. 5- Miller. Larry Mitchell. Pam - Y Teem I. 2. 5.4. FTA 2. 5. D E Club 4. Lit tie Mittet 2 207 UNCLE SAM WANTS THEM? Mock. Ricky β Football 3. Moreau. Georgia β Y-Teens l. 2. 3.4 β Secretary 4. PTA 2. 3. 4 β Reporter 4. Student Council 2, 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Kepi Buuntil Staff 2. 3. 4. Ya-Hoo Editorial Staff 2, 3.4. Clan Secretary 4. Little Mine 2. Rebel Muiei 3. Powder Puff Football Game β Holaotnbatk β Linebacker 4. dent 4 β Delegate 3. Football 4 β Uttered 4. Chief of Staff 4. Government Club 4. Student Council Reptrienta-live 2. 3 Pawlislu. John β Student Council Alternate 2; Interact Club 3. Communism Seminar. Pineville High Representative 4 Perkins, Gary β Football 2. 3.4 β Uttered 2. 3. 4. All Rapides Panah 3. Outacanding hack 3; Track 2. 3. FN'A 3.4. 4 H 2. 3; Claaa Favorite 2. 3. Kepi Business Staff 4; Team Co-Captain 4 Phani. Buddy Pittman. Randy β Football 2. 3. 4 β Uttered 3.4. Track 3.4-H 2; Junior Red Croat 2 Price. Randy - Key Club 3. 4. Claaa Vice -President 4. 4-H I. 2. Track I. Procter. Barbara β FHA I. 2; Y-Teena I. 2. 4. Lunch Room Staff 3. Reed. Robert β Track I. 2, 3.4 β Uttered I. 3. 4. Batketball 2 Richarda. Suaan β Transferred from Witchita Falla. Teiaa 4; Chou I. FN'A 4. Lunchroom Staff 4 Rcbbint. Kathy β Student Council Repreaentatue 2. 4-H I; Preaa Club I β Secretary 1 Robinson. Anthony β Transferred J S. Slocum 4. Band 4. Roland. Robert Who 4. Kepi Business Staff 2. 3. 4 β Butcneta Manager 4. Preaa Club 3. 4 β Historian 4, Louitiana Girla' State 4. Powder Puff Football Game β Holaomback β Left Half Back 4. Stikati, D-.ane β Ttaniferred from Menard 2. FNA 3 Tate. Roger β 4-H 4 Thigpen. Nancy β FHA 2. 3. 4. Y-Teena 4. Rebel Miaaet 3. 4. Powder Puff Football Game β lloltomback - Tackle 4 Thomaa, Nat β Papa Wat A Preacher 2. Interact 3. 4 Troqwtlle. Audrey Tullot, Bobby - Key Club 2. 3.4 - VΒ«e Presdent 3 - Pres, dent 4. Government Club 4, Who't Who 4. Moat Hand-aome Boy 4. Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4 β Lettered 3. 4. Projection Staff 4. Vercher. Judy β Link Miaaea 2. FNA 2. 3. 4 Vermillion. Darcelle β FHA I, 2. 3.4 β Hiatonan 1. Y-Teena I. 2. 3. 4. Student Council 2. 3.4 - Secretary 3. Band I. 2. FT A 4; National Honor Society 3. 4. FCS 3; Clan Prm dent 2. Junior Favorite 3. Library Club 1 β Hiatonan I; Literary Rally β Home Economici Gold Award for Dia-thet 3; Junior Red Croaa Representative 2. Papa Waa A Preacher β uaher 2. Powder Puff Football Team β Holaomback - Tackle 4. Vidnne. Kay β FHA 2; FCS 2. 3. 4; Dial net Literary Rally β lit place Hoene Economica III β Gold Medal 3 Murray. Ruary β Football I β Uttered I. Basketball I. 2 β Lettered I, Track I β Uttered 1. 4-H I. 2. Key Club 2. 3. 4. Notna. Janell - FHA 1. 2; FNA 2 Nugent, Jamie β Transferred from Menard 3: Y-Teena 4. Kepi Business Staff 4. FHA 4. Powder Puff Football β Holsom back Huai lets 4 - Halfback Nugent. Kay β Y-Teens 2. 3. 4 β ICC Repteaentative 3. 4; FHA 4 - Songleader 4. Band I. 2. 3. 4. March mg Band I. 2, 3. 4. Diaiekata 3. 4. Band Council β lit lx.; Musician-ship Awarda 3. Kepi Buicnesa Staff 3. 4. Senior Favorite β Maid of Honor 4. Basketball Court 4. Senior Personality β Wittiest 4. Honor Band I, 3. 4. Powder Puff Football Team - Holaomback Hustlers 4 β Quarterback Onego. Jeannie β Trantferred from Bacon Rouge 2. Transferred from Slocum High School 3. FNA 2. Track 2. AAA 3; FHA 1. Owen. Sally β Y-Teena I. 2. 3. FHA 1. 4. PCS 3. 4. Rebeiairea 2. 3. 4 β Vice President 3. FT A 2. Homecoming Court 4; Rebel Miaaea 2. 3. Government 4. Powder Puff Football β Holaomback Hustlers 4 β Linebacker. 2nd Pt-ce In La College Rally β Tno β Excellent Pace. Diane Pace. Robert Parker. Debbre β FHA I. 2. 3. 4. Y-Teena 2 Β 4 H I Parthall, Virginia β FHA I. Library Club 1. Tioga High School 2. Ya-Hoo Editorial Staff 3.4. FTA 3.4. Government dub 4, Rebel urea 3.4, Senior Powder Puff Football β Holaom-back Hustlers β Defensive Guard 4; Southern Belle foe Rebel Club So Rareβ Antique Show 3. 4, FCS 3, 4 Paraona, Charles - Wittiest Bov t. Key Club 3.4 β Vue Preu Ryder, Mike β Football 2. 3. 4 β Lettered 4. Thetpcani 4 Ryland. Mike Schlottrrbeck. Mary β Student Council Representative 3. Na tional Honor Society 3. 4. Kept Editorial Staff 3. 4 β Classes Editor 4. Preaa dub 4. Baccalaureate Uaher 3. Student Council Alternate 4. Who'a Who in American Student! 4. Scrogga. Tim β Football I. 2. 3; Track 1.2. Thespcana 4. School Play 4. Mr Howdy 2. Sharbono. Betty β Theapiana 2. 3. 4. Library Club I; Spence Club I; FNA 2. 3; Boosters 2. 3. Homecoming Court 3; Ya-Hoo Business Staff 2. 3. Ya-Hoo Editorial Staff 3. 4 -Typist 4. Student Council Repteaentative 3; Powder Puff Football Game β Holaomback β Right Guard 4. Smith, Eilyeen β FHA 1. 2. 3. Library Chib I; Ya-Hoo Business Staff I; Powder Puff Football Game β Holaomback β Tight End 4. Sontag, Gay β Y-Teena 1. 2. 3. 4 β President 2. FHA I. Pilot Club 3. Office Staff 4. Boosters 2. 4 Spruill. Suaan β Transferred from Bolton 3. Y-Teena 2. 4. Preaa Club 4. FHA 3. Kepi Features Editor 3. 4. Interact 3. 4; Boosters 3. 4 Stagg. Molly β Transferred from Bolton 3. Y-Teena 3. 4. FHA 3. Preaa Club 4. Boosters 3. 4. National Honor Society 4. Kepi Editorial Staff 3. Faculty and Curriculum Editor 4; Dixie Darling 3. 4. Homecoming Court β Senior Maid 4; Basketball Court 4, Who's Who 4. Who's Who in American High Schools 4 Stanford. Debbie - 4-H I. 2. FNA 2. Preaa Club 1 Stehr. Betty Ann β Library Club 1. 2. 3 β Parliamentarian I. 3. Interact 3. 4; Boosters 2. 3. 4 β 2nd Lieutenant 4. Who'a Ward. Darrell β Track I; Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Dixie Kan 3. 4 Whatley. Wayne β Batketball I β Lettered I White. Brenda β Transferred from Bolton 3. Lunchroom Staff I, 2. 3. 4; FCS 4. Thetpiani 4 White. Charles White. William β Football 2. 3.4 β Lettered 3. 4. moat school spirit 4. Senior Favorite 4. FHA Beau 4. 4-H 2 Williams. Betty β Varsity Cheerleader 2; Dixie Darling 2. 3.4. Y-Teens I. 2. 3. FHA I. 2. 3. D E dub - Secretary 4 Will lima. Bobbv Williford. Mike β Basketball 2.3.4 β Lettered 4. Football 2. 3. 4 β Lettered 3.4, Sportsmanship Award 3; Key Club 3. 4; Junior Class President 3. Communism Seminar 3. Wilmer. Leo β Track 3. Wolfe. Kathy - FHA 2; Y Teens 2. 3.4. PCS 2. Office Staff 3. 4. Kepi Editorial Staff 2. 3. 4 β Index Editor 3 β Organisation Editor 4. Homecoming Court β Mud of-Honor 4. Press Club 3.4 β President 4. Boosters 2. 3. 4 β Historian 4. Wood. Anne β Library Chib 2. 3 β Seiretary 3. Boosrers 2. 3.4 β Secretary 4. FNA 2. 3; Interact 3.4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Student Council 4 β Treasurer 4. Kepi Business Staff 2; Ya-Hoo Business Staff 4 β Co-business manager 4; Who's Who in American High Schools 4. Who's Who 4 Woodruff. Bill β Track I, Interact Club 3; Physical Fitness Award 2, . Woodward. John β Football 2. 3. 4 β Lettered 4 Yoist. Dianne 208 Robot Roster 1971 Adams, Alicia β 114 Adams, Brenda β 156 Adams. Jenny β 75, 118, 189 Adcock, Susan β 144, 147, 170 Addy, Brenda Marie β 128, 185 Alexander. Judy β 156 Alexander, Lynn β 128 Alexandrenko, Paul N. β 144, 171, 114 Allgood. Duke β 46, 72, 98, 102, 104, 107, 108, 109, 128, 187, 195 Allison. Don β 144, 171, 114, 115 Alsup, Carey β 55, 54, 55, 56. 58, 88,95, 104, 118, 186 Ambrose. Belinda β 156 Ambrose, Sue β 156 Anders, Jill β 65, 75. 118, 179 Anderson. Barbara β 144 Anderson, Charles Anderson, Chip β 144, 171 Armstrong, Darisc 16, 95, 144, 170 Armstrong. Dwaine β 81. 82. 128. 195 Armstrong, Shannon β 65, 76, 144, 170 Asher, Libba β 57, 42. 42, 48, 54, 58, 59, 61, 67, 84, 85. 88. 91. 118. 179, 189. 207 Asher, Rita β 55. 57, 61, 62. 65. 67, 74, 85, 88, 90. 128, 185 Aymond, Debra β 156 Babb, Suzanne β 128, 185 Badders. Tcri β 144 Baden, Gary β 144, 171 Baden, Mark β 71. 128 Baker. J. C. β 98, 115, 156 Baker, Rust)' β 128, 195 Ball, Mary β 65, 156 Ballard. Karen β 144, 170 Bardwell, Lee β 5, 81. 82, 88. 95, 128, 155, 195, 196 Barham. Carol β 61, 65, 118, 189 Barker. Breck β 60, 69, 98. 106, 156. 157 Barker, Diane β 65, 81, 82. 118, 189 Barker, Don β 26. 55. 40. 54. 58. 75, 90, 92, 118, 119, 159, 197 Barker, Donny β 115, 156 Barnes, Fred β 66 Barnes. Mary Jape β 54, 61, 65, 85, 95, 128, 185 Barrett, Charles β 54, 156 Barron, Vickie β 65. 75, 86. 95. 156 Barton, Brenda Basco, David β 156 Basco, Sandra β 118, 189 Bass, Catherine β 57, 61, 62. 65, 75, 86, 156 Bass, Elizabeth β 55, 76, 86, 144, 170 Baum, Bruce Baum, Donald β 147, 171 Beach, Dave β 59. 118 Beaubouef, Debra β 19, 156 Beeson. Rainey (Lorraine) β 118, 178 Bcjer, Joe β 144 Bejsovec, Dawn β 86, 144, 170 Belgard, Diane β 65. 67, 74. 88, 91, 128, 185 Belgard, Johnny β 54, 55, 72, 98, 156. 157 Belgard, Joyce β 76, 95, 144, 170 Belgard. Nena Belgard, Richard β 156 Bennett, Bruce β 144, 114 Bennett. Lynn β 41, 49, 54, 55, 58, 61 Besson. Jimmy β 104, 106, 128, 195 Black. Rikki β 55. 81. 82. 144, 171, 114 Blade. John Henry Blade. Willie β 129, 159, 171 Blaisdell, Cynthia β 65, 86, 156 Blaylock, Paul β 59, 61, 62. 119, 186 Bolton. Robert β 71, 186 Bolding, Pamela Kay β 144, 145. 170 Bonds. Sharon β 26] 55.61. 6'. 61.65. 85, 95, 119, 129, 185 Bonner, Gary β 144, 171 Bonner. Larry β 119, 186 Boone. Brenda β 60, 61, 75, 119, 189 Boone, Gary β 98, 115, 156 Bordelon, Barbara β 1-44 Bordelon, Johnny β 129, 195 Bordelon, Colleen Bordelon. Kathleen β 65. 74. 129, 185 Bordelon. Ruth Bordelon, Steve β 144, 171 Bordelon, Vivian β 76. 144, 170 Bostock. Crystal β 74, 129, 185 Bostock, Sherry β 75, 156 Bourgaync, John β 95 Bourgayne. Joe β 60. 144, 171 Boutreis. Tommy β 144, 171 Boutreis, Vicki β 144 Bowen, Gail β 25, 65. 75, 76. 156 Bowie. James β 156 Boyce, Debbie β 55. 46. 47, 48. 65, 75, 78, 119, 185, 189. 206. 207 Boyett, Bern β 72, 156 Boyett, Tanya β 62, 66, 88, 144 Boykin, Cindy β 95. 77, 119, 158, 189 Bradley, Judy β 65, 76. 144 Branham, Norlyn Ann β 61, 65, 74, 129, 185 Brewer, Nancy β 68, 129, 185 Brewer. Ricky β 71, 119, 86 Bristcr. Stephen Brocoto, Rose β 71, 119, 189 Brodhead, Donna β 54.61.64. 67. 88.90.91. 119, 122. 165, 189 Brodhead, Marilyn β 60, 65, 69. 85, 129, 185 Brossett, Connie β 75. 86, 95, 156 Brossette, Loretta β 60, 120, 189 Brossett. Marvin β 129. 195 Brossett, Vickie β 65, 75, 95, 120, 160, 189 Brouilette, Danny β 145, 171 Brouilette, Ted β 70, 120, 186 Broussard, Alan β 68, 145, 171 Broussard. Debbie β 74, 129, 185 Brown, Patricia β 77, 156 Brown, Roy β 120, 186 Brown. Timmy β 77, 129, 150, 195 Brunhoeber, Sherry β 77, 120, 189 Bryant, Harvey β 129 Buckman, Ricky β 106, 129, 195 Buard. Joyce Marie Burdgess, Wallace β 145, 171 Burlew, Brenda β 61. 77, 120, 189 Burlew, Rhonda Jean β 145, 170 Burrell, Donna β 65, 75, 86. 156 Burris, Gregory Burris. Karen β 120 Burry, Tim β 59, 186 Burton, Terry β 76, 145, 170 Butler. Lawrence β 71. 120, 186 Cain, Janet β 145, 175 Calhoon, Don β 129, 195 Calhoon, Edic β 55. 65. 76. 86. 145, 175 Camareta. Ronald β 145, 171 Cammack, Mike β 61, 62. 72, 98. 110, 120, 186 Cammack. Judy β 145, 175 Campbell, Donna β 65. 86. 156 Campbell, Johnny β 156 Cannon, Betty β 61, 65, 120, 189 Carmouche, Clyde β 81. 82, 120, 186 Carmouche, Denise β 65, 74, 79, 81, 129, 185 Carmouche, Ricky β 171 Carmouche, Thomas Carruth, Charles β 120, 186 Carter, Claire β 65. 75. 77, 86. 156 Carvan, Karen β 175 Cavanaugh, David β 145, 171, 114 Chapman, Clinton β 120, 186 Charricr. Debbie β 156 Chase, Debra β 145 Cheek, Malcolm β 120. 186 Chilcoat, Roger β 110, 151. 129, 195 Clair, Donald β 85, 145, 171 Clarius, George β 115, 156 Clarius. John β 5. 6. 24. 97. 98. 99. 101, 102, 105, 110, 111, 120 Clark, Donna Clark. Gary β 60. 114, 145, 171 Clark. Gloria β 65, 74. 129, 185 Clark, Jarrell β 54. 68. 156 Clark. June β 81. 82. 145 Clark, Karen β 145, 175 Clark, Nelda β 75, 95. 156 Clark, Travis β 145. 171 Clements. Mark β 145, 171 Cole, Vera β 156 Coleman, Brenda β 145 Collins, Fred β 55. 128, 129 Collins, Rita β 120 Colson. Donny β 77, 129, 195 Colson, Randy β 156 Comeaux, Terry β 129 Compton, Cam β 71, 120, 186 Constance, Mike β 156 Corley, Leon β 120 Couch, Susan β 42, 74, 85. 95, 129. 157, 185 Coutce, Kenneth β 156, 142 Coyle, Helen β 65. 156 Coyle, Lindell β 145 Craig, Blaine β 71 Craig, Linda Gail β 74. 129 Craig, Patti β 75 Crain, Max A. β 114, 145 Crawford, Allen β 156 Crawford. Sandy β 56. 57, 58. 61. 62. 89. 120. 125. 189 Cripps, Carl β 129 Cripps, Darrell β 98, 120, 190 Cripps, Dewanne β 175 Cripps, Jerry β 54, 66. 120, 190 Cripps. Sharon β 71, 120. 189 Crocker, Janice β 65, 120, 189 Crooks, Anne β 75, 156 Crooks, Timothy β 129 Crossland. Greg β 145 Crouch, Charlie β 98, 129, 195 Crowe, Gary β 54, 95. 98, 120 Culver, Phyllis β 77 Cummings, Catherine β 55, 57, 62, 65, 75, 86, 156 Cupp, Mike Curry, Patty β 121, 189 Curry. Phyllis β 59, 64. 75. 121 Curtis, Gayle β 145 Daenen. Jeannie β 156 Daenen, John β 145, 114 Daniel. Charles β 55. 77, 95. 129, 154. 195 Daniel, Gordon β 18. 46, 62. 104, 105. 107, 109, 121. 186 Daniels. Lynn β 145, 175 Daniels, Sherrill β 64, 75. 88. 95. 121. 175, 184 Dantin, Karen β 60, 145 Darby, Darryl Darby. Eleen β 175 Darby, Penny β 54, 57, 58, 49, 61, 89. 121, 175, 207 209 Darby. Man β 61. 76. 81. 82. 145. Darby, Susan β 81. 82. 61. 74. 129. 185 Dark. Melody β 76. 17}. 14} Dauzat, Carol β 121 Davidson. Debra Sue β 74. 77. 8}. 129, 18} Davis, Anita β 17 Davis, Harold β 14} Davis. Jackie β 81. 82. 121. 186 Davis, Liz β 71, 121. 173 Davis, Ronald β 113, 136, 194 Deare, Linda β 34 . 76, 87, 14}, 149. 17} Deare. Janice β 2. }2. }7, 73. 78. 88. 121. 144. 173. 196. 93 Dejcan. Gregory β 14} Del-acerda, Sherrlyn β 63. 73, 77. 93, 126. 138. 173 DeRamus, Sheila β 129 Deville. Charles β 114, 143 Dcville. Larry β 143 Deville, True β 33. 64, 71. 77, 121, 173 Dickerson. Cindy β 66, 81, 82. 14} Dickerson. Doris β 17} Dixon, Barbara β 61, 63. 129, 183 Dixon. Doris β 143 Dixon, Morris β 143 Dollar, James Donahoe, Catherine β 62, 82, 81, 138 Douzart, Gordon β 77, 129. 130. 193 Dowdy, Dorothy Dowdy. Lou β 146, 17} Downs. Clyde β 39. 121. 186 Downs, Rusty β 60, 136, 194 Drye, Debbie β 63, 75, 77, 86. 138 Dubea, Jeff β 146 Dubroc, Marilyn β 76. 146, 175 Dubroc, Theresa β 59, 121, 173, 178 Ducker, Rhonda β 14. 85. 93. 129, 18} Duffy, Paul β 146 Duffy, Roberta M. β 138 Duke. Gary β 57. 60. 113, 138, 194 Duke, Tom β 146 Dunbar, Ashton β 129. 193 Dunbar. Travis β 60. 194 Dupree. Derland β 138, 194 Dupuy, Elaine β 71, 121. 173 Dupuy, Florence β 129, 185 Eaves, Janis β 59, 121, 173 Elliott, Bryan β 146 Elliott, Karen β 138 Ellis, Steve β 54, 146 Erwin, Nannctte β 65, 85. 121, 173 Erwin, Steve β 57, 62, 129 Everett. James Fabian. Michele β 61. 75. 138 Fay. Jerone β 81, 82. 106, 110. 113, 138 Fearon. Douglas β 146 Felsenthal. Bobby β 138 Felsenthal, Chris β 68, 146 Fetterolf, Larry β 72, 98. 129, 199 Ferron, Doug β 114, 146 Filipi, Barbara β 59, 121, 173 Fisher. Alan β 121 Fisher, Claudette β 64, 121. 173 Fisher. Sylvia β 54, 77, 146. 175 Fisher. Virginia β 63, 138 Fitzgerald, Danny β 129 Fletcher. Dorothy β 138 Fletcher. Tommy β 121 Floyd, Terry β 137. 138. 194 Floyd, Timmy β 71, 121, 160, 201 Folse. Rockland β 66. 98. 138, 167 Fontana, Debbie β 129, 185 Fontana. Louis β 121, 71, 201 Ford, Mary β 60. 76. 175 Foster, George β 146, 114 Foster, Gregory β 146 Foster. Mike β 146 Foster, Paula β 60. 138. 167 Fountain. Beverly β 75. 86. 138 Fournet. Richard β 146, 114 Franklin, Katherine β 61. 62. 66, 146, 145 Franks. Patsy β 75. 138 Frazer, John β 53, 98. 146 Frazier. Bessie β 69. 121, 173 Freeman, Hugh β 146. 114 Fryar, Joel β 146, 114 Fuglaar. Deborah β 63. 146, 17} Funderburk. Danny β 98. 99. 113, 137. 158. 194 Funderburk. Eugene β 71. 121 Funderburk, Karen β 138 Funderburk. Jimmy β 146 Funderburk, Joe β 54. 57, 129 Funderburk, Paul β 77, 110, 129 Funderburk. Travis β 201 Fuqua, Alan β 146, 114 Futrell, Robert β 66, 72. 101, 106, 129 Futrell, Russell β 29. 49. 51. 53. 54. 58. 59. 72, 77. 88. 94. 134, 122. 204 Gable, Jeff β 57, 60. 62. 81. 82. 138. 194 Gallant. Mark β 106. 138. 194 Galle, Jeff β 53, 61, 62. 88. 139, 104 Galle. Joe β 37, 49. 57. 58. 59. 61, 62. 88. 89. 91, 122, 204, 207 Gallent, Albert β 77. 122. 204 Gallent. Doug β 3. 98. 129. 135 Gaspard, Elden β 146 Gaspard, Kathryn β 76, 146 Gatlin, Charles β 130 Gatlin, David β 54. 122, 130. 204 Gatlin, Sherelia β 75, 86, 136 Gaylor, Cynthia β 63, 76, 86, 146 Geitz, Judy β 130. 185 Gentry. Donna β 61. 65, 7}. 81, 82. 139 Gentry, Troy β 98. 106, 130 George. Timothy β 60. 82 Gibbons, Gail β 71 Gibson. Mike β 146 Gilmore, Rita β 59, 61, 122, 173 Girard. Exa β 122, 173 Girard, Jim β 146 Girard, Tommy β 139 Givens. Gayle β 122, 173 Glasscock, Mary β 63. 146 Goff, Margucritte β 139 Goodgame. Jeff Goodgame. Marvin β 49. 54. 57, 72. 81. 82, 122, 127, 204, 207 Gordon, Trudv β 139 Goudeau, Becky β 66. 68. 122. 173 Gould, Anna Marie β 76, 147 Gould, David Gould. Wayne β 122, 204 Granger. Andy β 147 Graves, Donella β 147 Graves, Otilia Flora β 147 Green, Cynthia β 60, 61, 93, 147 Green, Ginger β 74. 77. 85. 130 Green. Jacqueline β 147 Green. Jocelyn β 147 Green. Roger β 130 Green. Weslyn - 2. 57.61. 73, 76. 77. 78. 88. 95, 118. 119, 122. 173. 183 Greer. Pam β 31. 65. 74 . 93. 130 Gremillion. Stephen β 147 Grimes. Donna β 58, 67. 89. 122 Grover. Patti β 40. 55. 57. 58. 61. 62. 67.92. 122, 123, 167, 173 Guillory, Bill β 147 Guillory . David β 57. 60. 139. 194 Guillory , Greg β 98. 106. 110. 113. 138. 139, 194 Guillot, Dorothy β 147 Gunter. David β 54, 60, 61 Gunter. Debbie β 74. ?6. 79, 85. 88. 91. 130 Gurce, James β 147 Hackworth. Sally β 64. 66. 73. 85. 88. 122. 173 Hafford. Jerry β 66. 68, 130 Haley. Patsy β 61. 85. 122. 173 Hall. Edward β 147 Hammond. Peggy β 61, 82. 147 Harper, Denise β 76. 86. 147 Harper. Randy β 54. 57, 81, 82. 139. 19-4 Harrell. Oscar β HO. Ill Harrington. Oliver β 147. 114 Harris, Clinton β 66, 68, 139. 147 Harris. Janice β 130 Harris. Maxine β 63. 147 Hathorn, Conelly β 77, 98. 130 Hathorn, Dave β 38. 46. 52, VI, 56. 57. 58. 72. 88. 89. 95, 104. 105, 108. 122. 182 Hathorn. Mike β 114, 144. 147 Hattaway, Virginia β 147 Hay. Bonnie β 42. 63. 73. 77. 93. 122. 173, 183 Hay, Sam β 147, 114 Hayes. Colynda β 33. 46. 61. 66. 73. 77. 78. 120. 122. 173, 196 Hayes, Kathy β 53. 63. 75. 78, 139. 197 Haynes. Naomi (Kay) β 130 Hays. Cheri β 63. 76. 86. 147 Head. Doris β 60, 122, 173 Heath, Kim β 76, 147 Heath, Laurie β 139 Heinbach, Sandy β 74, 130 Henderson, Barbara β 67, 79, 8-4. 85. 122, 158, 173 Hennigan. Paul β 77, 139 Henley, Kathy β 147 Henry. Debbie β 122. 173 Henry, Vickie β 63, 76, 147 Herrington. Tonnie β 74, 130 Hetherwick. John β 147 Hickox, Cody β 54. 122, 139, 163 Hickox, Linda β 63, 75, 197, 201 Higgins. Elaine β 147 Hilburn, Fred β 62. 81. 82. 139 Hillman, Diana β 65, 85, 130 Hilt. Charles β 66. 123, 204 Hilt, Linda β 66. 68. 139 Himel, Elizabeth β 57, 75, 139 Hinckley, Justin β 53. 147 Hines. Danny β 62. 147. 114 Hines, Jimmy Hines. Sandra β 74. 85. 91. 130 Hodges. Alice β 74. 130 Hodges, Debra Lynn β 130 Holcomb, Jackie β 148 Holliday, Mary β 57, 62, 73, 123, 169, 215 SPARE THE ROD and spoil the child 210 Holmes, Carolyn β 66, 139 Holmes, Cleo β 66, 139 Honeycutt, Betty β 139 Honeycutt, Larry β 81, 82, 123, 201 Honeycutt, Sheila β 123 Howell. Debbie β 74. 76. 85, 130 Huffman, Janet β 75. 79, 81. 140 Hughes. Carol β 61, 123, 169 Hughes, Pam β 130 Hull, Gerald β 148 Hunt, Kay β 74, 75, 88. 130 Hutchison, Shelia β 148 Hutton, Vickie β 63, 76, 148 lies, Lee β 148 Inabnet, Alex β 130 Ingram, Jane β 27, 53, 65, 74, 85, 88.90. 130, 152 Ivey, Charles β 148 Ivey. Karla β 123, 169 Jackson, Teresa β 76, 148 Jarrell, Marlene β 73. 123, 169 Jarrell, Jeanette β 53, 76, 148 Jarrell, Shirley Jenkins, Charlotte β 130 Jcukens, Kathleen β 75, 93. 140 Johnson, Deon β 54, 61, 85. 88, 91. 130% Johnson, Duane β 147, 148 Johnson, Greg ββ 98, 123, 204 Johnson, Judy β 123 Johnstjp, Paula β 58. 62. 74 , 85, 92, 131, 152, 181, 203 Johnson, Penny β 63, 75, 86, 140 Joiner, Alan β 148 Joiner. Albert Joiner, Monica β 140 Jolly, Peggy β 61, 74, 85, 93, 131, 161 Jones, Betty β 65. 74, 131 Jones, Pam - 63. 73, 77, 123, 158. 169 Jones, Patricia β 68, 148 Jones. Sandra β 81. 82. 93. 140 Jones, Bill β 140, 143 Juneau, Donna β 148 Kadcrka, Johnny β 123, 264 Karbowski, Jo Ann β 148 Kces, Phyllis β 25. 34 . 46, 63, 75. 76. 77, 86, 93, 140 Kces. Prcson β 71, 130. 131 King. Lana β 63. 123, 169 Kirkpatrick, Bill β 148, 114 Kitchcll, Keith β 71, 123. 264 Kittinger, Ray β 148 Laborde, Eva β 42. 43. 46, 49. 63, 73. 76, 84, 123, 152, 169, 179. 207 Laborde. John β 72. 98. 113, 137, 140 LaCour, Belinda (Sissy) β 53, 76, 87, 148 LaCour, Charles LaCour, Linda β 63, 76, 86, 148 Lachncv. Barbara β 19. 61, 62. 75, 86, 88. 140 Lambard, Lisa β 54, 58. 77, 85. 95. 122, 123, 197, 169 Lanoue, Don β 131 Lanoue, Kathy β 53, 57, 63, 75, 140 LaVcrgne, Roxic Dale Lawrence. DuVal β 54. 131 Lavcspeare. Mike β 123, 264 Lawrence, Delores β 66, 76, 148 Lawrence, Teresa β 74. 131 Leathcrman. Sheila β 148 LeBato. Paula β 75. 140 Leckie, Janet β 140 Leckie. Joycclinc β 54, 61, 64. 77, 93. 123, 184 Lcdct, Brenda β 74, 77, 131 Lee, Libby β 131 Lee, June Marie β 148 Lcitch, Gary β 148, 114 Lcitch, Suzanne β 61, 140 Lcmoinc, Shirley β 131 Lewis, Robert Light, Becky β 86, 140 Lindsay, Debbie β 148 Linscomb, Harold Lippe, George β 53, 57, 88. 95. 131 Lipscomb, Pat β 123. 169 Loe. Suzanne β 63, 75. 86, 140 Lofton, Walter Long, Julie β 63, 74 Lonidicr, Hershel β 66, 77, 120, 123 Lonsberry, Jimmie β 98. 131 Loris, Jeanette β 60, 148 I .owe, Jeff β 148 Lynch. Donna β 62. 74. 79. 85. 131 Lynch, Marsha β 75, 140 McCalister, Ricky β 131 McCalister, Vickie β 148 McCall, Henry β 148 McCan, Patti β 124, 169 McCarty, Bobby β 121, 124 McCarty, Dollic β 140 McCarty, Shadync β 66, 75, 140 McCormick, Ann β 74. 76, 128, 131 McCoy, Glenn β 148 McCrea, Mike McCullin, Linda β 19, 51, 61, 62, 64, 80, 81, 82, 131 McGee, Charles R. β 124 McGinnis, Bobby β 66, 68, 82 McGinnis, Earnest β 132 McGinnis, Patty β 66, 140 McGuire, Brenda β 140 McHenry, Ann - 61. 6-1. 73. 85. 88. 93. 124, 169 McKay, Steve β 140 McKay. Walter McKinley, Steve β 140 McKnecly, Sabra β 76, 148. 156 McKneely, Triz β 70. 110, 124, 156, 204 McLaren, Donna β 61, 63. 124, 169 McLemorc, Robert β 141 McMickcns, Sheila β 132 McMillan, David β 54. 62. 81, 82. 148 McPhate, Eddie β 124, 204 McPhatc, Henry β 60, 141 McPherson. Jay β 148 McPherson, Jon β 31, 71, 124, 204 McQueen, Peggy β 74, 132 McTire, Richard β 132 Maillct, Loreta β 60. 65, 79. 81. 82. 140 Malone, Crawford Malone, Dana β 63, 148 Malone, Dixie β 60, 123. 169 Malone, Marion β 66, 148 Malone. Ronnie β 71, 124 Maloney, Raymond β 148 Marr, Debby β 65; 75, 140 Martin, Gene β 131 Marzett, Bonny 68. 77. 104, 105, 106, 108, 109, 140 Matheny, Joseph β 81. 82, 140 Matheny, Rachel β 73, 77, 124, 169 Matheny, Stephen β 68, 148 Matthews, Bill β 53. 72. 93. 131. 151 Mauritz, Dolly β 65, 68, 124, 169 Mauritz, Pauline β 140 May, Bill β 104, 105, 107. 109, 124 . 204 Merchant, Matthew β 53, 98. 106, 141 Merchant, Paige Lyn β 76. 148 Meyers, Kathy β 61 Miller, Irene β 132 Miller, Jim β 59 Miller, Larry β 125, 204 Miller, Linda β 60. 65. 141 PHTTT:!! Miller, Lucinda β 60, 65 Miller, Paul β 60. 61. 141 Miller, Sally β 141 Milliner, Edward (Eddie) β 132 Mimes, Irma (Faye) β 66. 141 Mimes, Tina β 132 Mitchell. Pam β 71, 73. 125. 169 Moblev, Alan - 53. 62, 148. 201, 114 Mock,'Ricky β 70. 125, 204 Moffett. Jack β 132 Monk, Donnie β 148, 201 Montz, Nedra β 85, 74, 132 Moore, Larry β 148, 201, 114 Moran, Sandra β 68, 148 Moreau, Charles β 132 Moreau. Debbie β 75, 141 Moreau, Gcorgie β 53, 57,64, 73.88.93. 118. 119, 125, 169 Morgan, Robert β 132 Morrison, Stan β 54, 61, 72, 132 Mulanax, Cindy β 75. 76, 86 Mullins. Debbie Murray, Daniel β 148, 201, 114 Murray, Rusty β 72, 125, 204 Muse, Michcal Myers. Kathy β 132 Nall, Gary β 148. 201 Nallcy, Billie β 66. 141 Nalley, Scott β 132 Nally, Troy β 59 Neie, Crawford β 81. 82, 141 Nellc, Doyle β 141 Nellc, Opal (Jean) β 57, 60, 141 Nelson, Brian β 148. 201, 114 Nelson. Glenda Newell, Shirley β 148 Newman, James β 132 Nichols. Walter β 34, 81. 82. 93. 147, 148. 201 Nida, Helen Sue β 148 Nolen, Mike β 141 Nolan, Nellie β 74, 132 Norris, Chris β 148. 201, 114 Norris. Janell β 125, 169 Norris, Nancy Norris, Timothy β 114, 148, 201 Nugent, Bruce β 113, 141 Nugent, Carolyn β 42, 62, 65. 74, 79, 81. 82. 88.91.93. 132 Nugent, Diane β 2, 35,46.63. 66. 74 . 78,93, 132, 193 Nugent. Jamie β 73, 93. 125, 160, 169 Nugent, James Nugent, Janet β 148 Nugent, Jeffery β 148, 201 211 Nugent. Jim β 132 Nugent, Joel β 62. 81, 82. 132 Nugent. Kay β 32. -16. 18. 63. 73. 81. 82. 93. 125, 160, 160 Nugent. Paul β 1-18, 201 Nugent, Randy β 141 Nugent, Bobby β 60.68. 69. 81. 82. 148. 196. 201 Nugent, Robert T. β 148, 201 Nykanax, Cindy β 63 Obney. Yvonne β 132. 156 Ortigo, Charlie β 62, 98, 110, 113. 132 Onego. Joseph β 148. 201 Onego, Norma Jean β 125 Oswalt, Mike β 81. 82. 132 Owen, Sally β 42. 61, 66. 77, 125. 169. 196 Owens, Karen β 66, 74, 132 Owens, Mary β 148 Owens, Mike β 141 Pace, Dianne β 125 Pace, Robert β 162 Paddic, Barbara β 65, 75, 93, 141 Parker. Debby β 63. 125, 169 Parker, Pam β 132 Parks, Treva β 61, 76, 148 Parshall. Paul β 60. 148, 201 Parshall, Virginia β 54, 61. 64, 77, 88, 125, 163, 169 Parsons. Charles β 28, 32, 48, 54, 72,98, 125, 155, 162, 207, 208 Parsons, Margaret β 61, 64, 85. 132 Paul, James β 201 Paul, Leslie β 98, 113, 141 Paul, Pam β 74, 132 Paul, Steven β 61. 148 Pawliski, John β 125, 162 Pawliski, Mar)' β 148 Payne, Eddie β 264 Peart, Gary β 132 Pean, Janet Pelley. Denise β 66, 74, 77, 132 Perkins, Gary β 65, 93, 98. 99, 125, 155, 162 Perkins, Kayla β 76, 87, 148 Pharis. Buddy β 77, 125. 162. 195 Pharis, Freddy β 132 Phillips, David β 148. 201 Phillips. William Pittman, Floyd β 132 Pittman. Randy β 98, 125, 162 Pitts, James β 125 Plunkett, Theresa β 148 Plylar, Michael β 132 Poncr, Diane β 141 Post, Tom β 148 Poston, Edward (Sam) β 141 Powell. Lori β 148 Preston, Peter β 141 Price, Michael β 19. 46. 72. 128, 132. 181, 164, 107 Price. Randy β 72. 118. 119. 125. 162 Procter, Barbara β 73. 125. 168 Procter, Billy β 148 Quiliin, Susan β 76, 148 Quinn, Charles β 132 Quiroz. Louis β 145, 148, 149, 201 Rachal, Anita β 132 Rachal, Stephanie β 76, 148 Rachal. Susan β 62, 65. 76. 148 Rachal, Veronica Fay β 148 Ratcliff. Perry β 141 Ray. Brenda - 19. 63. 75. 76. 77.93. 141. 197 Rayburn, Lane β 82, 133 Rayner, Debby β 63. 75. 86, 91. 141 Reed, Roben β 3. 6, 110. 111. 125. 162 Reynolds. Darrel β 57, 130 Rice, David β 144 Richards, Debra Richards. Susan β 65, 68 Riley, Dick β 148. 201 Rislcy, Alice β 60, 149 Rislcy, David Weston β 149, 201 Rislcy, Phyllis β 60, 141 Rislcy, Susan β 64, 133 Rivers, Donna β 149 Robbins, Dianne β 149 Robbins, Kathy β 125 Robertson, Boston β 68. 142 Robertson, Field β 98 Robertson, Pamela β 63. 149 Roberts, Mike β 98. 100, 110, 133 Roberts, Philip Robinson. Anthony β 81. 82, 125, 162 Robinson. Rosemary β 53. 61. 62. 64. 74. 85. 133 Rockett. Ronald Roland, Mary Ann β 142 Roland, Robert β 125, 162 Ross. Lana β 61 Russ, Kathy β 142 Ryder, Mike β 59, 98, 126, 162 Ryder, Wayne Ryland. Kathie β 57, 133 Ryland, Mike β 6, 126, 162 Ryland. Rhonda β 57, 66. 88. 142, 167 Ryland, Shelia β 65, 133, 198 Sasser, Sally β 76, 87, 149 Sasser, Terry β 62, 66. 91, 133 Saucer, Johnny β 149 Saucier, Chon Su Saucier, Julie β 133 Saucier, Karen β 74, 133, 198 Saucier, Mark β 113, 138, 142 Saucier, Percy β 133 Saucier, Theresa Kay β 71, 133 Sayes, Diana β 57, 62, 74, 85, 91, 133, 155, 198 Schlottcrbcck, Mar)' β 57, 58. 95. 126. 168 Scroggs. Janell β 74, 76, 91, 133 Scroggs, Tim β 53. 59. 126 Self. Elizabeth β 60, 61. 149 Self. Ralph β 52. 57, 61. 62. 72, 88. 98. 102, 133 Setliff. Helen β 65. 74. 133. 198 Sharbono, Betty β 88. 126. 161. 168 Shreve, Paul A. β 60, 142 Shoemaker. Lorie β 63. 86. 141, 142 Sillivan, Janice β 75, 142 Simms. Randall β 149 Simons, Kathyine β 76. 149 Simons, Sharon β 133 Simpson, Janice β 53. 76, 82, 149 Slay ter. Carmen β 86. 149 Smith. Billy β 149, 114 Smith, Darrel β 77. 126 Smith, Eilyccn β 65, 68, 126, 161 Smith. Jane Anne β 63. 67, 75, 86, 142 Smith, Jo β 142 Smith, Marilyn β 64, 74, 85, 93, 112, 133, 164, 198 Smith, Nancy β 59. 63. 81. 82. 142 Smith. Patricia β 53. 63. 75, 86, 91, 137, 142, 164 Smith, Paul β 60, 149 Smith, Terry β 142 Smith, Vicky β 76, 149 Smith, Walter Smoak. Cynthia β 149 Snead, Johnny β 18, 81, 82, 142 Sontag, Gay β 27, 55, 67, 73, 126 Sooter, Jace β 29, 53. 62, 93, 144. 149 Sperry, Paula β 75, 142 Springer, John β 62, 133 Spruill. Susan β 58. 62, 73. 84 . 94, 95. 126, 168, 207 Spruill, Terry β 18, 149, 114 Stagg. Molly β 38. 42. 46, 57, 58, 73, 77, 95, 126, 168, 196 Stanford. Debbie β 127 Stehr, Betty β 41. 56. 58. 62. 79. 84, 85, 127, 157, 160, 168, 208 Stehr, Lorie β 42, 53,62, 85,92, 133, 157, 198 Stephens. Tracy Stockwill, Steve β 57, 62, 88. 133 Stone. Ada β 61, 88, 133, 198 Stretch. Patricia β 59, 64, 93. 142. 178 Strickland. Dana β 61, 65. 149 Strickland, Terri β 61, 133, 198 Stringer. Beth β 63. 66. 74 , 75, 77, 91. 93. 133 Stroud, John β 98, 113, 142 Suba, Diane β 63, 76, 149 Sullivan. Janie β 57, 63. 75. 86. 142 Swain. Carole β 57, 62, 63, 75, 88, 142. 195 Swain. Roland Sweeney, Jo Ann β 149 Szilvasi, Cathy β 75, 142 Szilvasi, Diane β 127, 168 Tackett, Frank β 143 Tate, Roger β 66, 127, 162 Taylor. Brenda β 63, 75 Taylor, Mike β 88, 149 Taylor, Nita β 66. 77. 85. 93. 134. 155. 167. 198 Taylor, Patricia Ann β 60, 61, 63. 134. 198 Terral, Marilyn β 149 Thiels, Marty β 134 Thigpen. Nancy β 63, 73, 85. 126, 168 Thomas, Mack Maran β 134 Thomas. Marilyn Joyce β 149 Thomas. Nat β 55. 62. 127, 162 Thompson, Billie β 127 Thompson. Patricia Ann WHICH BOY will be chosen the Queen of PHS? LANCE WILLIFORD receives a pass. From whom? Thompson, Richard β M3 Thornhill, Donna β 39. 61, M3 Tolbert, Debra β M3 Triplet, Andrea Troquille, Audrey β 127 Troquille, Debra Tufts, Nancy β 81. 82. 93. 149 Tullos, Bobby β 36. 46. 49. 54. 55, 72. 101. 105. 108. 126. 127, 162, 207 Tullos, Jan β 19. 29. 46. 72, 104, 106. 135. 181 Tuma, Carolyn β 63. 86, M3 Tuma. Robert β 53. 98. 113, 143 Tuma, Walter β 98. 134 Tuma, William β 98, 99. 134 Tveit, Kim β 149 Vallery, Donna β 74. 134, 198 Vanderburg, Charles β 52, 57, 61. 62. 128, 134 Vanderburg, William β M3 Vaugh, Gary β 149 Velotta, Gary β 143 Vercher. Cora β 66. 75, M3 Vercher, Judy β 65. 127, 168 Vercher, Sandra β 127 Vermillion. Darcellc β 53. 57.63. 64, 73. 127 Vermillion. Debbie β 63. 87. 149 Vermillion, Ryck β 134 Vidrine. Kay β 61. 64, 127, 168 Voda, Ann β 63. 76, 87. 149 Voda. Marla β 53, 63, 75, 143 Voorhics. Jack β 133. 134 Voorhies, Marsha β 134, 198 Wagoner, Larry β 66, 68, 149 Wakefield, Thomas β 149, 1M Walker. Alan β 149 Walker, Stephen β 149 Wall. John β 81,82. 143 Walsworth. Karen β 60, 69. 74 Walter, Phyllis - 60. 149 Ward. Darrell β 81. 82, 83, 127, 162 Warren, Joan β 127 Watson, Debbie β 143 Welch. Ellen β 61. 62.63.67, 75, 86, 88. 14? Wells. Mary β 127, 168 Wells. Randall β 149 Wells. Ronnie β 134 Wetherford. James β 54. 143 Whatley, Wayne β 127, 162 Wheeler, Sherman β 81. 82. 134 White. Bill β 149 White. Brenda β 61. 68. 127, 168 White. Charles β 70, 162 White. Clara β M3 White, Debbie β 76 White. Delia β 149 White. Guinell β 143 White. Lester β 98. 134. 135 White. Linda β 85. 134, 198 White. Luther Paul β 98. 149 White, Marilyn β 149 White. Sharon β 75, 93, 143 White. Willie β 35, 48, 63.98. 127, 162. 207 Whittington. Greg β 114, 149 Wiggins, Frazilia β 66. 81, 82, 143 Wiley. Troy β 134 Wilkinson, Ronnie β 143 Willct. Marla β 42, 46, 76. 86. 93. 95. 149, 172 Willett. Terry β 143 Williams, Betty β 71, 127 Williams. Bobby β 162 Williams. Brian β 114 Williams, Gloria β 143 Williams. Melvin β 149 Williams, Wayne β 54, 134 Williford, Lance β 46. 72. 98. 106, M3, 18-1 Williford. Mike β 46, 72. 98. 101. 127, 162, 184 Williford, Rhonda β 91. 93. 135. 184, 198 Wilmcr, Gloria β 149 Wilmcr. Leo β 121, 127, 162 Wilmet, Morris β 110, 135 Wilson. Debra β 74, 91, 135, 198 Wilson. Laura β 62, 61. 74. 85, 95. 135. 198 Wilson, Wanda β 63. 75 Winn, Bruce β 24, 135 Wolfe. Bill β 53. 62. 88, 98, 135 Wolfe, Kathy β 42, 45. 58, 67, 84, 95, 127, 168, 179 Wood. Allen Scott β 114, 149 Wood, Anne β 39. 52, 57. 62. 67, 85, 122, 127, 167, 168, 179 Wood. Henry Woodall, Anna La.urie β 149 Woodall, Johnny β 135 Woodruff. Bill β 127, 162, 215 Woodward. Johnny β 6, 98, 100. 101. 103. 162, 208 Woolcy. John β 147, 149 Wright. Beth Wright, Gary Wriley. Dick β 114, 149 Yoist, Diane β 127, 168 Young, Earma β 135. 198 Young, Thelma β 149 FACULTY AND STAFF Barron. Mr. W. R. β Principal β 10. 43 Cespiva. Mr. Robert F. β Assistant Principal β 11 Allen, Patricia β 20. 21 Alsup, Carolyn B. β 14. 61. 89. 134 Benjamin, U. L. β 18 Berent, Claire β 13 Boone. Billie C. β 18. 186. 199 Bramlet, Lee β 22. 101 Cannella, Nathan β 28. 29. 77 Cappel. John P. β 19, 20. 131. 162 Carlyon. Deanie β 12 Chaudoir, Mary β 13 Coaker. Bobby β 24 Coaker, Gary β 28 Crump. Mary Frances β 16 DeWitt. Avis W. β 12 Edwards, Violet β 24. 25 Goodman. Columbus β 27 Hackney, Sammy β 25 Hayden, Geneva β 14, 57, 124. 134. 173 Hendrix, Eleanor β 20, 65 Hines. Betty β 22, 142 Holsomback, Walter β 19. 101. 138. 193 Kaiser. Ronnie β 9. 20. 21. 101, 187 Moore. Lena T. β 22. 139 Mount, Mollie W. β 9. 15. 16. 142, 187, 199, 186 Needham, Emily β 23. 133. 185 Pharis, Jo Ann β 13. 147 Rice. W. H., Jr. β 24, 25. 135 Roshio, Walter β 25, 60 Rucker, Bobby β 20, 21, 101 Shipp, Marie β 14, 15, 134, 186, 199 Square, Dafiney β 28 Tarter. Samuel R. β 17 Touchet, Rae Belle β 17 Wakefield, Peggy β 27, 63 Washington, Cullen β 15, 145 Watkins, Bettye β 27 Wilkerson, Alma β 22, 23 Williams, Elouise β 16. 17 Williamson, Merry J. β 15 Wilson, Frances M. β 15 Zimmerman, Wilbert β 19, 101. 135, 62 SECRETARIES: Whitworth, Jcffic R. β 11, 114 Calhoon, Edith β 11 TEACHERβS AIDES Johnson, Helen Marie β 12 McLaren, Beulah β 12 Montz, Rcba β 12 ALUMNI Bordelon, Richard β 110 Cavanaugh. William β 110, 111, 112 Gaspard, Mike β 110 Gaspard, Roxanne β 112 Jones, Billy β 158 Price, Ronnie β 110, 113 Ray. Martha β 184 Ryland, Jane β 112 Sanderson. Leonard β 110, 112 ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS Band β 82. 83. 85 Cheerleaders β 78. 87 Concert Band β 82 Distributive Education β 71 Dixie Darlings β 72 Fellowship of Christian Students β 61 Four-H Club β 66 Future Business Leaders of America β 60 Future Nurses of America β 66 Future Homemakers of America β 63 Future Teachers of America β 60, 64 Government Club β 54 Interact β 62 Inter-Club Council β 76 Jets β 54 Kepi Business Staff β 92, 93 Kepi Editorial Staff β 94 Key Club β 72 Library Club β 69 Library Staff β 69 Lunchroom Staff β 68 Marching Band β 81 Majorettes β 79, 80 Lβil Misses β 86 Rebel Misses β 81. 85 National Honor Society β 57 WHAT GOES UP must come down β but where? Office Staff β 67 Pelican State β 56 Pilot Students β 55 Press Club β 58 Projection Staff β 70 Rebelaires β 77 Student Council β 52, 53 Thespians β 59 Freshman Y-Teens β 76 Senior Y-Teens β 73 Sophomore Y-Tccns β 75 Junior Y-Tccns β 74 Ya-Hoo Business Staff β 90, 91 Ya-Hoo Editorial Staff β 88, 89 ADVERTISERS City of Alexandria β 183 Alexander-Bolton Inc. β 160 Alexandria Engraving Co. 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