West Monroe High School - Rebelaire Yearbook (West Monroe, LA)

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Pull ,.,, , thirty-eight and one-half acres of ground just north- west of the business district of the City of West Monroe, is inhabited nine months of each year by approximately 1500 citizens who in return for its many op- portunities, love, respect, and uphold the ideals of their land. In the center of the Land of the Rebels, now two years old, can be seen a huge castle-no medieval castle of fairy-tale lore, but a modern, streamlined structure fully equipped with facilities for offering wide edu- previous spring, election of representatives completed the organization. West Monroe High School's first stu- dent council was on the job. Everywhere Rebeland's population was working. The Rebel Dispatch staff issued Volume II, Number I. The football team, the band, the Rebelettes, and the cheerleaders began in earnest what they had been practicing in the summer. Senior Rebels, wanting a record of their last year of high school, began to plan the '55 Rebelaire. cational advantages to all its citizens. This building is the pride not only of Rebeland, but also of West Offering Varied training' the many departments Monroe and, indeed, the entire Parish. that make up Itebeland -i- English and languages, mathematics, physical education and safety, agriculture, As Rebeland began its second year on September 7, 1954, re- J turning inhabitants realized that more students, more teachers, paved streets and parking areas, and a completed football field I P f' Il were all evidence that Rebeland P r . la X was growing and improving. QL K K4 Everyone was ready for a busy year. I v . ' Inu Immediately the student coun- cil went into action, giving stu- . . l . Q ' dents experience in democratic if, U living and a voice in the admin- tj istrayion of the school. since the fi M constitution had been drawn up f and officers had been elected the sw thin!