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

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National Honor Society is well known for its V alentine's Day celebration. Cries of embarrassment were expressed loudlv while members dressed in unusual garb began sing- ing You've Cot a Friend' or YVhere, NVhere are You Tonight? Carnations and telegrams brought smiles and laughter from surprised students and teachers. Along with bringing in over 951,000 for scholarships, the day was one to look back on and say to yourself. Did I really blush! You met another and PFLLLT you was gone! 127 ft ,i M' - gk. if lv ' f' ij is 1 No fleas pl ease. Mceska. Nlooska. Biousekateers.

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uic Hey, listen to my version of New Orleans jazz. Maybe I should take up whistling. Kelley Copper is discouraged after the third try. F ootstomping and hand clapping ac- company the show of involvement and enjoyment of music. Some enjoy play- ing for their own pleasure, others to en- tertain, and still others enjoy simply listening. Guitars, pianos, and drums are among the most popular instruments: instruments that one can pick up and fiddle with. But where instruments weren't avail- able whistling took over. Those who were advanced whistlers were able to duplicate any song, with a wide-ranged scale. Singing alone with the radio or stereo was a major musical pastime for those who weren't musically inclined. Often butchering a song by singing off-key and improvising on the lyrics, they dis- regarded all musical techniques and comments from listerners to make their own beautiful music.