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Page 27 text:
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What A Way To Spend A Summer Three phases of Rebel life sprang into action long before thoughts of school ever entered the minds of those enjoying their summer vacations. Early August found Coach Don Barton's army sweating through two-a-day workouts to get ready for the opening game of the season. Fighting the untiring opponents of iron and steel, the boys forced their way through the sweltering days. The Rebeletfes and the Rebel Band found the heat no more enjoyable than did the gridiron boys. While the band worked to perfect its precision marching, the sophomore Rebelettes learned pompom routines for the stands and the juniors and seniors labored through dance-type routines for the half-time performances. The cheerleaders also spent a great deal of time at REL during the summer. They helped the Rebelette officers teach drills to sophomores, and held short pep rallies to boost spirit as the first game drew near. So dripping with red paint and sweat, Rebels began the 1968-69 school year. 23
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ABOVE: Juniors Debby Davenport and Anna Carpenter watch a new routine. CENTER: Linda Tunnell, junior, learns something new with the drill team. RIGHT: The Rebelette officers lead the juniors and seniors in a rehearsal of the jazz routine. FAR RIGHT: Mr. Pete Martinez directs the band from atop the spectator's stand. OPPOSITE FAR RIGHT: Tom Markel, senior, raises his trumpet and prepares to march. RIGHT: Senior Randy Rodgers gets ready to jump on the blocking dummy. 22
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A-a-a-h, It’s Black! Clad in colorful summerwear, tanned Rebels descended upon REL in the masses to receive the lonq-awaited 1968 yearbooks, which had a black cover. Crowds of students passed Legends up and down the cafeteria tables to be signed by old and new friends at the six-hour signing party. 1967-68 seniors used the time as an opportunity to say the last goodbyes to high school days, while the coming seniors looked forward to their final year at Robert E. Lee. As the summer days were drawing to a close, Rebs asked, Will you please sign my Legend? RIGHT: Melissa Poplin and Mike Milburn are handed their yearbooks by Betsy Wagstaff. UPPER: Becky Wagstaff views the opening section of the Legend for the first time. ABOVE: Mike Moseley, Jim Echols, and Thomas Tunnell eagerly flip pages. 24
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