Robert E Lee High School - Rebelee Yearbook (Midland, TX)

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CAMP S LIFE Campus life is . . . students in- volved . . . working together to make things bet- ter . . . leaders of the fu- ture . .. loud voices . . . blur of faces . . . expressing ideas . . . creating images . . . building skills . . . lockers slamm- ing . . . and sooner or later . . . wind- ing it up, we leave . . . some with re- grets, others with none. ,um Standing on the east side of L.H.S. is our Youth Center, a place for almost every student in school. Directed by Mr. Bill Collins, it is a well organized facility that is enjoyed by all. Food, air hockey, and pool seem to be the best part of all, but the Y.C. is also a place just to visit friends and use up leisure time. During lunch, people begin pouring in and the Y.C. starts buzzing with excitement and a roaring noise that voices and music bring. Brightly decorated in maroon and white, with Rebel flags embossed on the wall, the Youth Center pro- vides various activi- ties for Lee High School students. I2-1

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At exactly 8:05 a.m. August IS, 1975, the lid blew off to a boiling start for thc mighty Rebs. Expectations, ex- citement, and dread filled the silent classrooms at Robert E. Lee. Long lines for schedule changes, forgotten locker combinations, and lost soph- omores shuffling through the halls boosted the first day off to a hectic start. Finally after a short summer the empty halls become a place bubbling with life as the 75-76 school year began. Boot The Bobcats! FS Smile. you'rc on Candid Camera. fi 'Q P 755' Km ftt, X it Soph- - omores wan- dered down the fe halls totally lost. XT-CX .X They were. The class of '78 had no ideal ofthe plans the juniors and se- X ' . . . lx XX 36. 24 . . . lVhal comes next? mors had m store for them. X' QP X, On the first day, seniors raked i XX in a suitable sum of money they X collected from bathroom passes XX X, and pep rally tickets. WVhen juniors X were stopped by sophomores asking X gp advice, the junior class gladly offered di- Xx- rections to the elevators and the second it . floor Biology classes. Finally, alter a couple school spirit drives Brian Hin Imlmmm of weeks, the sophomores were oriented into Rebeland. Super Sophs began their high school careers at Robert E. Lee. i 123

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A . . I 5, ' I Q ,A an fail , Q ' lf? 4 ' P54 i uf Q , . V .' . I Hi 3 -1 Snoopy resting on the fireplace. .z.,.g'--M 1 I f 2 mf Holida Halls Christmas rolled around like a sled speeding down a ski slope. Even though there was no snow before school was let out for the Christmas holidays, the air was filled with Christ- mas spirit and cheer, with third period advisories hustling and bustling to convert the ordinary wooden brown doors into col- orful gates of Christmas. The contest was close and even though there were only two winners, Christmas spirit was all around and inhabited everyone. ' 4 4 AY 'gy' 1 r no 4 if J i Mouse joins in the spirit. l. Students working hard lor the door contest. 'Q The frogs decide to sing or croak Christmas songs. 125