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I .am ML Monogram Club Reaching out to promote spirit, Selling candy, shirts, and flags, Sponsoring the homecoming dance, Helping to raise money to purchase an activity bus, Climaxing a successful year with the presentation of letters and trophies to athletes at the Monogram Banquet . . Top left: Everyone knows athletes have hearty appe- tites and these Rebels prove no exception. Top right: South Lenoir alumnus Roger Pickett introduces his Guilford College coach, Bob Lord, guest speaker for the banquet. Above: Mr. Salter discusses the Rebels' winning streak in sports. Left: Yes, Larry, this is for you. ThaT's what you get for being Best Back in football. Mr. Salter hands the trophy to No. 44 on the football squad. 63
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Above: Peggy, you really did your thing! congratulates Mr. Hartsell, who presents her the Most Valuable Player and The Best Free Thrower Awards. After all, she did score 1,000 points. Above right: Cheerleaders Linda Harper, Beth Casey, and Betty Lynn Newman present a collage of Headlines of Suc- cess for the Rebels during the I968-69 athletic season. Right: ls Coach Salter and the Free Throw Award for real, or am I iust dreaming? muses John Byrd. A firm hand shake and the trophy assure him of his wakefulness. Below: lt's about time that someone else realizes how great I am, Mr. Salter. I have known it all along, exclaims Jimmy Smith, accepting his Most Valuable Football Player Award. Below right: Shyly, Herman Davis claims his deserved trophy for Most Valuable Basketball Player. He may be shy in accepting recognition, but on the hardwood he was quite aggressive in playing.
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Rebelettes Learning, practicing, drilling, in afternoons, Treading the football field, in early fall, A group united through hours of practice as they perform at half-time, Huge stadium lights illuminating chilly autumn evenings, Appearance in the Christmas Parade, Loyal cheering for our Big Rebel Team . Above: Sylvia Griffin and Jane Moore demonstrate their outstanding precision at the homecoming game. Right: With baton skyward, Chief Reloelette Jane Moore strikes a familiar pose. Below: Rebelettes Patsy Daughety, Emma Lou Humphrey, Diane Davis, Mascot Flora Howard, Joan Humphrey, Chief Jane Moore, Mona Rogers, Mascot Wendy Stallings, Janice Pearce, Sylvia Griffin, and Anita Avery are in formation and hold their batons proudly. 64
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