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Sophs Get The Word The sophomores are coming, the sophomores are coming. And, Rebelette officers and senior members were ready for them at initiation, held Aug. 20, behind the dressing rooms. Armed with an arsenal of eggs, molasses, and flour, the seniors wreaked vengeance on their little sisters as spectators yelled encouragement from a safe distance upwind. After this nightmare, the sophomores were taken to a car wash to be cleaned, sprayed, and pressed. Those girls who survived the ordeal were treated to dinner and a movie by their big sisters. UPPER LEFT: Toni Smith discovers some reason to smile in spite of the mess. UPPER RIGHT: Dressed in oldest garb, Debbie Williams and Sandy Sitton scrape off as much of the goop as possible. LEFT: It's egg time for sophomores. 25
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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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Waco: ‘In The Beginning — Robert E. Lee, we raise our voices in praise of your name. May honor and glory e'er guide you to fame. Long may your colors and their symbols recall faithfully that red is for courage and white for purity was sung by the class of 1971 for the first time at the Lee-Waco pep rally. Honor and tradition of Lee was the scene. A new Civil War cannon was fired for the first time by the Rebel Guard. The. Lee Gentlemen presented the second largest Confederate flag. And cheerleader Patty Seward sprained her ankle. UPPER: Cheerleader Judy Spence hands a good luck note to Thomas Tunnell. ABOVE: Junior Trocee Chenoweth aims a cannon (with Becca Ray as cannonball) towards the Waco team. 26
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