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

Text from Pages 1 - 294 of the 1965 volume:

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All that remain of that past are a few gilt-edged memories of Rebeland. These reflections drift across the heavens of our high school years as clouds float across the sky . . . forming various images that exist in in- dividual minds. Instruments are not mastered easilyg only hard work and con- - centration bring good music. Office education brings with its teaching the skill of relating to others. This student practices ,the art of telephone conversation. Principal S. R. Braley and Sharon Harrelson share a smilc on Homecoming Day. sig tv Table of Contents . . . Administration . . . 16 Classes .... . . 34 Features . . . . . 114 Activities .. .... 142 Sports ..... . .168 Organizations . . .... 212 Advertising . .... 252 288 Sign-off ............................. The combined Rebel and Dixie bands form WM on the football field in halftime activities. V - if E, .. . images of our M' M' i 5 ,as . X gd Bright upstairs in more ways than one, Sharon Reitzammer con- centrates her red-head on a puzzler. . li Yi' ,.., I .. ,I ..,.,, k T. . , rr, Mr. Griggs leads his class through the wilds of Protozoa and Spirogyra. A well-controlled class is the key to absorbing knowledge. Mrs. Betty Walker pops her invisible whip. issi an T' F fa 2,7 T i K Ni if? L ' . 5 ' 5 ' f P ig, Y , if bfitllij QM 1' fs,+.r.E bis: Q lf ssess s -:FFLL T-H: ff--' fniiriw-V fsmklt 5 for 93-4 ' '-- 'e'-. ff Q' Am Lk, 'fi' 4 scholarship Student participation is an integral part of the learn- ing provess in this classroom. Microscope manipulation and algae observation must be con- quered in stride by the pro- spective biologist. limi' Hands poise typewriter in The pat-a-cake polka makes a uint in the P.E. Depart mm-nt, whivli now employs eavll student five days weekly ness lab class. 'W aweli-us? fllgsgqgi ,,r, K ii 1 iii 4 i JL l . .. and extra activities make us .. . Latin students don their togas and wield their banner to maintain the Latin Cluh's tradition of participating in parades. tit? 3 hifi at wif NY? it Jerry Davis takes time out to read the daily newspaper in a year that held one of the most colorful national elections. One dozes, one daydreams. Another listens. Fall classes were hot until early November. Homecoming day spreads splendor and awe through the heart of West Monroe High School. Rehelette marching ability perks up a parade in downtown West Monroe. Diligent practice and expert leadership create sonorous sounds from Reheland band. remember wonderful teachers . . . as elrr gf ,ey 5 We of the 1965 Rebelaire Staff proudly declic-ate this yearbook to Mrs. Betty Walk- er, our sponsor and journalism teacher. Mrs. Walker is a teacher of rare ability and a genuine Rebel. There never has been nor will there ever be another sponsor as great as our Mrs. Walker! 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Braley and Assistant Principal Wood Sers Mrs. Minnie Jordan and Mrs. Marteal Webb chat with Mrs. Solon King and Mrs. Nadine Miller, while Home Ec. stu dents serve. Panoramic panic sweeps the pre-0uuchi- ta pep rally as ecstatic students pour out hope and faith in the Rebel eleven. v J MW.,-, t f l' A Af 51 WA SE' t . . . and the happy times and the E 5, gt 5 K 1 L Z 2 l in g 3 E Mrs. Star Hill, West Monroe High English teacher, is justly proud of her son Dub who poses in his cap and gown prior to graduation. I2 W M. ,ff Pi av Members of the Distributive Education Club quit while they were winning: they forgot how to spell club. Jimmy Aulds is bcnched after W'.M.H.S.'s first scrimmage. WW ,T-..1 sud times . . . il l Tears of joy at being named Queen of Homecoming remind the Rebels of Miss America, so they made Sharon Harrel- son their own Miss America for the two-day Homecoming festivities. Coach Lou Lewis and basketball star Sherry Sturgis share ll moment of relaxation on the school grounds. Coach Cecil Pirkey is finally taken in hand by the Rebel police squad. However it is hard to determine who is cn- joying the fete more4lhe captors or the culprit. . . . and We all get together . . . i t fe it V fl f tgp V' 1 ff' i s K 5 , l l S , 1 E 1 s 5 The Ensemble during one of their many performances is attired in graceful gowns and suits. Head Cheerleader Jenny Hattaway leads hand members in a cheer at a pep rally in the auditorium. Wherever there is youth there is enthusiasm. This is true at West Monroe as evidenced by this crowd at an outdoor sports event. 1 .,4.l .-.J V t 1 ,--152 :nun -P V to an 9. ! 1 in-,. Mr. Harold Albritton and Mr. Morris Lambert help West Monroe students get together for u hootenunny. Mr. S. R. Braley, principal, attends a football game. 755. ii Floyd Reeves and Assistant Principal Wood Sers get to- gether in the gymftltis time. The scene was a September sock hop. Q I Wk A his Q 5162? N 1 Nlr. and Mrs. Ed Hislup, Qfr., and Mr. und Mrs. il. fl. Wall, Svhmvl Buurmi lllQ'II1IJl'l'S during nhl- first yn-ur of W. Mfg upm-ra wvrf- honnn-d guvstx ul the- re-union uf tht- Vluss of '34 ut whivh limm- plum wvrv lair! for an alumni ussnviution, Administration and Faculty The Administration and Faculty give us renewed hope and encouragement to conquer our goals and ideals. Patient and wise, they shield us from the bright sun as clouds shadow a troubled sea. ,flrlf , , 1 ,K Serving as the backbone of Ouachita Parish's educational system, the school board is ever striving to improve the standards and conditions under which 16,991 students learn. ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT P. B. MANGUM , K t, Ouafhita Parisli ' SUPERINTENDENT MILTON HALL ,l l, f!Yf ' 4 , ff' I H KL , JC! 1 f -QL . I , N. . , Q .,. .f rf' J School Board r I J f-'Q C. E. BUCKLY ROY CASH M. W. FORD T. W. GOLSON DR. F. H. HAMMONDS J. T. LEE FRED McVAY WILLIAM NORRIS III DWIGHT OWENS M. L. OWENS JR. W. E. PALMER W. H. RAY FRED RISER GEORGE ROREX J. A. RUTLEDGE MRS. G. M. SNELLINGS, JR. . A B, A. TARVER SR. W 'W' , J. H. TROUSDALE JR. S G.R.YoRK I9 QQ Q35 MQW? ii L Mr. Bruley Our Principal Mr. S. R. Braley has served as VVMHS principal since Xovember of 1963. He is a graduate of Sareptia High School, Sarepta, Louisiana. Mr. Braley attended Northeast Louisiana State Junior College and received his BS. degree from L.S.U. in 19447 and his Master of Education in 19-18. Mr. Bra- ley became assistant Principal at Ouachita in 19-19. He came to W.lVl.H.S. in 1953 as assistant Princi- pal. ln 1963 he became our Principal. MR. WOOD SERS Assistant Principal Wood Sers, graduate of Ouachita High School, attended Northeast Louisiana State College in 1953 majoring in math. He was a coach at Crosley Elementary School for three years and Crosleyls principal for eight years. He assumed the job of assist- ant principal of W.lVl.H.S. in October 1963. 3 . B , . . ' f O Q MRS. BROOKS Secretary Mrs. Brooks, who has been working at W.M.H.S. for eight years, is an essential member of the office staff. WMM ga 'tif 1. Q S t S, . , MLW? gh, L fit Ag V i ifzwxfe- 553, A :'A I :ri 5 E f if fi f 'i' Ei5f:f fi , g, I X X ,ers A. .w.....,--1 Scott Dew agrees, expression through writing takes voncen- lI'3tl0Il. .4 1 sa All Knowledge English student frequented the library while writing their term papers. fwfhsq This English student perfects her gram- Some of W.M.H.S. journalists busy themselves reading. mar through exercises. Grows Through English ff: 13? '+-131 5 my F14 ng an A is My -X I I E2 I . A , F in I '2 A ,far ,, MRS. MRS. MRS. MISS MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. I GRADY BATES, English III EARL COX, English II ELEANOR CRAIG, English I BIDDY DUPREE, English III MRS. STAR HILL, English III HELEN HOOD, English II HUGH HYMAN, English II MARY LEWIS, English I'V MARY MCCOY, English I MARY MARTIN, English III OPAL SHIVELY, English IV MR. DERUIS TIPPEN, English I MRS. LINDA TOWNSEND, English II BETTY WALKER, Journalism SUE WILLIAMS, English I BEVERLY WILSON, English I Mrs. Cox instructs her second year English stu- dents. Going over some vocabulary words is Mrs. Martin, third year English teacher. SQ. Our Llves MR. HAROLD ALBRITTON, General Science MR. FRANK FRAGALA, Chemistry MR. BUDDY GRIGGS, Biology MR. FRANK JONES, General Science MR. ALBERT KAY, Biology MRS. NATALIE MAY, General Scienc MR. PAT RISER, General Science MR. CECIL SODD, General Science Renee Potier, Chuck Kohler, Earl Casey and Les Owens study their ripple tank in Mrs. Bergerons Physics Class. . L. .v . : l if . 'X' ft fl 1 X. 71 The Backbone of W.M.H.S. X ij Mr. Thomas works the concession at a bas- ketball game. Mrs. Bairnsfather is always on hand to adminis- ter first aid. t 1 I s als e ' Igiiai Q A., ,W E as MRS. MRS. STARK BAIRNSFATHER Dietician Nurse MR. THOMAS Maintenance MM RA E H x . l l 1 A r w l Cafeteria workers help prepare the noon meal. 25 4 Moth - Stepping Stone to College and Careers I 1 L I CMR. PAUL BAUER, Algebra MRS. DAISY BERGERON, Physics, Adv. Math MRS. HELEN GRANTZ, General Math MR. MALCOLM I.eFEVRE Algebra II MR. HILTON NICHOLS, Algebra I MR. BERLE PALMER, Geometry MR HARRY RUSHING Sr Math MRS BILLIE SINGLETON Sr Math NIR JIM TULLOS I ly I' V ' ' ' 1 ' leo an MRS. VIRGINIA WARD, x 5- ' I+ I '- 1 . I J' I? ,g, 2' f Q 'W up U I af I im .. I x ff General Math . ,- if , 'sf l i Sr. Math and Algebra I l Mr. Harry Rushing instructs a class of Senior Math. Clara Dee Drew and Ray Crowell get some geometry tips from Mr. Palmer. 26 f f' Home Economics Train I, , Qu cg, JL Homemukers I I if 9 XP, gn if R MRS. ELEANOR KING wk . , ' fi MRSNADINE MILLER I I 'L - 5 2 i M' Li f xs 2 Table etiquette is practiced when the girls eat their cooking. 2 fi ' if Y ..,, ,, , w e K. Me,I.,nts1wm ,g ft f Rees Ill, Home economics students such as this one leam to sew as well as to cook and plan for a home. I 7' 1:n :y Chuck Jones, I1 second year art pupil, glues Art Teachers Perfect Talents - ....- f MRS. ESTELLE A KIRSTE MRS. MARY I I I ALICE MOORE ,W L tiles to form a pleasing design. This art student creates a masterpiece by grout- ing a mosaic. ,,,, 27 , A C, 1 ,!. , f V' J 'F X , 4 H . ..,,.. if Ygvv 1 1 . m y- f I jg, MRS. CLADYS DICKERSON it Y 'iff A MRS. MINNIE JORDAN This driver's education student discovers that skillful driv- ,ig . ,,,V. S .V Study Hall ing takes study as well as experience. A V f 'Zi', tg, may' ' is ii 2 5 Drivers Education Makes Our Highways Safe Q , A ? was is fr, . ,W asa sw 1 v sy. VSEASEQ X as MR. DAN MCCLURE Driver's Ed. X ,- - f of Films Widen Our Knowledge of life is of o Oh Troy Nappier assists in operating the projector for the auditori um's visual aids program. Foreign languages Bring WX if all Nations Together Q I Q t J 'I , it ff ,ggi . ' m .. -' sii V 'fu f 'W 'iffy MRS. JUDY MRS. WANDA MRS. DUNN GATES DURWOOD Spanish I, II, French I, II, GRIFFIN III III Latin I, II, 'III Speech I This student puts her imagination to work on a French class 28 proyect ? ' f' Xt of to 4 its it it A K i V.-fag -' Q Hilda Averett studies the fine points of guidance counciling. Librarians Help Find Knowledge for Today. Gr i is ' f t ,rii -, IEII K 51 :,d , fr' MRS. BIRDIE MRS. FRAGALA FRANCES Librarian HURST Librarian Students use the lib research work. -1 Counselors Help Plan for Future. MRS. MRS- JEANETTE MARTEAL LANGRIDGE WEBB Guidance Guidiilwe rary's facilities for relaxation as well as for 29 A j Af ,, L f.k, L . I 'I 1 V ' Vi ! ' ' MR. JERRY BROSSETT, Civics 5 MRS. CAROLYN FRENCH, Civic-s X 'ii MR. NOLAND HARVEY, Amari:-an History E 4 MRS. JANE HOBCOOD, Anierivun History, Covcrninent W, H 'R MRS. HELEN I.eFEVRE, Amerivun History 1 QM MR. L. V. NORRIS, Geography . Q Eg yy , x ? . if ri i ii Mus. HERBERT s'rEEo. Civics E li wi 5 w MR. TRUETT THORN, World History .5 A . , ,.i- MR. JACK WILLIAMS, World History, Civics E C- ! C '::- N Q I T? P 5 i K Sgciglffffbiidies Narrow i , 9i'0uRr World , ' Mr. Norris makes preparation to 'M ' I instruct his geography students. 3 - . The American way of life is discovered hy these Senior American History stu- dents. ' X ji f J If ' Cl X4 7 f ' V . V! I Y . X . , , X , . f I , L 1, . ! y KN x in M X J, K ,lj-1 can .W 6- I X 6 4. f f' L' I ff' . K K C X JL V1 M, MR. MORRIS LAMBERT, Typing, Shorthand I MRS. SANDRA McKAY, Typing, Shorthand I MRS. COLENE MANN, Shorthand I, II, Office Ed. MR. LLOYD PUCKITT, Distributive Education MRS. GWEN SNOWDEN, Typing, Shorthand I MRS. IRMA VANCE, Bookkeeping I, II 1 ' mm MRS. OLIVE WALL Bookkeeping, Typing , .fy - ' 35 , 4 I vi Business Produces Young Executives S Q X The faces of these two students reflect the serious concentration required for accu rate bookkeeping. Precision spacing is a primary requisite for good 1 seg typing as this student will readily agree. o 3 I 4 A A V 3 A. A A , ,, h ff H A t MHS. PATSY ANTLEY if I not A ,Q i-QM -w MRS.c3HARL0'r'1'EIzoL'1'ox t j f o t i to :fo MR. WALTER IZRISTER A -7 ' f- - g . ' tg MISSANN c:I1,x11x1,xN T , . ,EQ I W my 5' - of ,- ii 1 i ,Q 553. M jx 7 , : V 1 L 5' 1 MR..loI1NNx' 1lL7N'1'sxtAN it 1 H . MRS. LOU LEWIS o ij M X MR. LOWELI, x10RmsoN I ff i Fourth period PE. Classes demonstrate the Puddic-Cake-Polka. MR. AI. NICOSIA MR. CECIL PIRKEX MR. CLIFF STRTNCFIELD Physical Education Builds Strong Youth Bofs RE. provides ll vilanfte to exmri in sports such as basketball. C . - . ' ' I , These trumpetcrs concen- trate to perfect their musical talents. AMX., 52, y '-v'7 Practicing like this explains .the success of W.M.H.S. hand's Winter Concert. me E f Music Cultures Our Society MR. HENRY MRS. CAMP JUANITA Band KILPATRICK Vocal Music B ill mmm These boys apply the fundamen- tals of music they have learned by singing. W.M.H.S.'s choir puts the finishing touch on their music for Spring Concert duting second period. V Y 7 fd4L?.i,, fr , 7 , L a 71 X R D I 1747 CL gd L Ik ff ff J ff f 214' .Tr fic 1 ,V 1 ff f J , -.QQ -, r 4 K C ff V! A! T if zafff' V' 5 X W- ,X ,, ,H 'wi -1' ' Q. A 49 Q. , A , ,,,.- .,.. A, , ' ' ., 'M-'A' '- 'Mw.,,.-1--.,gq W...-'v , G3-QA F' -7 . if r , A Q. , Im g, K V . Ik P I 1,, ,-..zsf?3Iw:'v Y , U A V ' ' - ,MH ' , . , 4-fur? .- ' , , ,Q 2, 'W' , fy 4 9 , W A I, T 'f? f 4,,5,-', , , , if ,, , 5- .Q by ' X Asif '54 'wx , W nw, .. A L ' ' 'ti V , , ,M .4 Q 31 .A U . t Avid- ' , .QJJAQQ-,f .4 f - - , 9 -.f:2ei.,.3.1-2: 1 L M - . 'A -fa... M -w-naw-1 ,M l 'W ,H-W' ,U kifxpw ' , ff f I f K K 1 4 X , ,, 3 - a. J -' ,'.a, V ,. f , , V . KKK Z!! Dufi I D161 f Q, , If , M ,' CLASSES av., f xl' L 1 Ki 'k 'AZ fx 1 K 1 l , J! 1 fi 1 4 '- , s SQ x,, if Like clouds'gatl1er on a windy day, the mind grows. By daily accumulation of knowledge, a student may reach his goal . . .graduation 35 4 Senior Class Officers fill! D Q L Guiding the Seniors as officers are Jimmy Aulds, presidentg Peyton Wilson, vice-pn-siclentg Sharon Harrelson, secretary Put Gardner, treasurerg Betty Hammonds. representative: and Cheryl Thompson. fUPfCSl'IllHllW1. gi ARRANT, BRENDA CAYfl,atin Club '61-'65, Secretary '64, Vice-Pros. '65, Y-Teens Society '65, Girls Gler- Club '624 ARRANT, ROBERT COLV1NfArt Club '62-'65, FBLA '65 65 National Honor Club '61-'64 Library AULDS, JAMES EDW'ARDfFrcsliniau Football Basket ball, Track '61-'62, Varsity Baseball '62-'65, Lcttt-rman's and Senior Class President, '65, Student Council '63-'65, District Baseball '64 Football Basketball Club 62-65 Junior Honor Society Pres All Tvvln Citi and Hamm.. uevww' ALEXANDER, KENNETH Wi.-KYNE4D.E. Club '65, Mixed Chorus '65 Senior Y-Teens '64-'65 ANDING, CARLA --Medic: Club '62-'61-, Red Cross '61-'65, O.l'l. '65 ANDINC, SHIRLEY ANTLEY, HOBBY GENE AUTTONBERRY, DAWANA JEAN AUTTONBERRY, EFI-'lEfFHA '65 Supcrior Solo Festival '62-'64 BAKER, ROBERT DENNYfFrvncli Club '63-'65 BARKLEY, RLTH ANN-Band '61-'65, Yfllivns '61-'65 FBLA '63-'65, Rvporler '65, FTA and Scroll '64-'65, Class Editor of -au. ALEXANDER, RAY BARNES, SONDRAfSpauisl1 Club '61- Club '64 ALLEN, DIANNE--FHA '62, R1-ml Cross '64, French ANDERSON, JEAN MARIE-FTA '63, Art Club '64-'65, FBLA '63-'65, AVERETT, HILDA-Clioir '61-'63, Enscmblc '63-'65, '63-'64, FBLA Medic Club, '63, Sec. '64, '61-'63, Quill Rebelaire '65, Rc-bn-lcttcs '61-'65, Reporter '64, Vice-President '65 '.I, ,-,' 1 ' - V, My VV . l it ' i g t- A525 37 l X ,t. N I X W ,iziiiiifgfff ,X J Y BATICS, l'3ll.l.fl-'rosluunn Foolbull '61, J.V. Foolbull '02-'63, l llLA '63-'61, llnskvlllall '61-, Dramativs Club '6l- I!AllGll,JlM'X1Y - , 1-H 'bl-'65 ll,-XZAIK, fUAli'I'llA-lluxul '61-'hS. lluuu-rluml Ropuru-r 'Ol-'02, M--llir Club '63-'6L BEARD, EDDIE' I-ll '61-'65, DF, Club '61-'65 HELL, HOBBIIC JO-Arl Club '62-'65, SL-rn-tary '65, Y-'IH-Q-us '61-'65, Mmliv Club '6Il'61, FHA '65 BELL, MAR'I'lIA-'Spanislx Club '62, Y-Tuvns '62-'64, Sm-rl-tury '61-, Quill und Scroll '64-'65, Vice-Pros. '65, FBLA '63-'65, S1-vrctnry '65, Campus Cnpcrs 'bfi-'65, Emlilur of Rvln-lxxirc '65, Publivatiuns BISHOP, SAMMIE-FHA '62, Y-Tm-ons '65, FBLA '61-'65, Muliv Club '63, Choir '65 BLACK, RITA'-fl-ll '61-'65, Nurs:-s Staff '65, Fronrb Club '63-'65 BLAKENEY, PATSY RU'l'IlfSpnnislx Club '61-'62, 4-H '63-'61, DF. '65 BLAZIEIC, MANNING BOND, SIIEEKY LYNN' l n-sluunu Favorite-, Thespians '62-'63, 1-H '62A'65, I-'BLA '63-'65, Mellini Club '64, Ulf. '65, llzlml '61-'61 BOULWARE, llRUCEfKm-y Club '62-'65, Sr. Director '65, I-'BLA '63-'61, Hi-Y '61L'6-1, Spanish Club '61-'63, V.,I'rcs. '63, Froslx Basketball '63, Sr. Court:-sy Cnmuxittev '65 BELL, 'N1FIl.VlNfFrl-sluuun I-'mutbull '61 BELL, ROY-'l rm'sl1lnzm lfmxtluull 'bl-'62, .l.V. '62-'63 Varsity '65, Varsity Busy-lmll '63 65, Ili-Y '63-'65 FBLA '65, l,vttvruum's Club '65 NETT, DAVE-D.I'1. Club '63-'65, Stun- Tn-usurcr '65, Local Trans. 'bfi-'65, Drznuatirs Club '61--'65 Sgt.-at-aruw BRIGHT, GARRYAJ.V. Fuotball '63, Track '63-'64 All State Track Meet BROOKS, BETTYE7Y-Tucns '61-'62, French Club '62 '64, Rod Cross '61-'64, O.E. '65 BROOKS, CAROLYN-FHA '61, Y-Teens '61-'64, Re porter '62, Quill and Scroll '65, FBLA '62-'65 Student Council Trcas. '64, Publications v BOURG, BETTY RUTHfO,E. '64, FHA '62 BOWLING, LARRY-Frosh. Football '62, Varsity Foot- ball '63-'65, Track '64, Hi-Y '63-'65, Key Club '63-'65, Lottcrman's Club '63-'65, Student Council Vice-Pros. '65, Jr. Handsome, Sr. Handsome, Sports Editor of Rebel Dispatch BOYD, TOMMY EARL-Trade School BRASHEARS, ROBERT BREITFELLER, CATHY LEE-Y-Teens '65, Rebelettcs '63-'65, Spanish Club '63-'64 BREWSTER, SAMMY-Fresh. Basketball, Frosh. Track, Varsity Basketball '62-'65, All Tournament '62, Varsity Track '62-'65, Letterman's Club '63-'65, Treas. '65, Key Club '63-'65, Treas. '64-'65, National Honor Society '65, V.-Pres. Jr. Class '64, Student Council Pres. '65, Boys State, Sr. Favorite, Sr. Good Citizen BROWDER, MARTHA ANNfGirls Glee Club '63-'64, Mixed Chorus '65, 4-H '61-'65, Red Cross '61-'62 BROWN, CAROLYN-Transfer, D.E. '65 BROWN, JAMES-Transfer, Library Club '64-'65 BROWN, LARRY-Band '6l4'62, Trade School '63-'65 BRUMLEY, CECIL ALBERT BULLOCK, NORMA-4-H '65, FHA '61-'62, Glee Club ,ss CASE, LINDAfLihrary Club '61-'63, FTA '61, FBLA '62-'61, DE '65, Mixml Chorus '6-l- CASEY, EARL-Latin Club '62-'64, K1-y Club '63-'65, Science Club '64, Buys State '64, Business Ed. Rr-be-lairo, As. Ezl. Rvbel Dispatch '65 CASH, GAYLE-Carlo! Band '61, Library Club '61-'62, Rell Cross '62-'64, Y-Towns '61-'64, Dramatics Club '65, FBLA '65, A llnnll '65 r L BURROWS, JERRY BUTLER, DAl.EfTraiislvr, I-ll '02, Y-'l'v1'us '65, CIN' Club '62 BU'l'l.ER, l'Al'L-Art Club '61-'65, Soriul Chairman '61 BYRD, CLIFI-'0llDfLotiu Club, l-'lll.A, -1-Il CAGLE, LAURlE+Cirls Glu' Club '61-'63, fl-H '02, Ml-dia Club '61-'63, A Czlppvlla Choir '63-'65, All lll5IriL'! Chorus '63-'65, Y-'l'n'n'l1S '63-'65, Sr. Fluwvr, Color, null Molto Comm. CAREY, JEANfTransfl-r CAULFIELD, LARRY-lfrosh. llnskc-lball '61, Jr. Varsity Basketball '63, Spanish Club '61-'63, Kcy Club '64, French Club '63-'61, National Honor Sol-ivty CHAMBLESS, W'AYNEfRrd Cross '61-'63, French Club '61-'64, Pnrl. '64, OE Rvporlor '65, FBLA '6-1-365 CHAPMAN, STANLEYfChoir '634'b5, Ensmnble '65 CITRO, KATHY-Transfm-r, FHA '62, JLH '62, Library Club '62 CLARK, FRANCESYFHA '61-'65, Flowvr of Month '62-'65, Svc. '6fl-, Pros. '65, Girls Glcc Club '61-'63, Choir '63-'65, Y-Toons '61-'62, Office: As. '61-, Lvml' 1-rship Conf. '65 CLAR K, GARY CLOWERS, BE'I I'Y-Fmsli. Baskvtball and Volleyball '62, lin-ln-lcttvs '62, Varsity Basketball and Volley- ball '62-'63, Jr. mul Sr. Y-Tet-ns '63-'65, 0.12. Club 'I'rv:isi1x'1-r '65 CU,-XTES, JOHN COATICS, LINDA LOUISE 'Roll Cross '61-'62, Medic Club '03-'65 COATS. SI IARON-Y- Tm-ons '61-'65, Medic Club '62-'63, Ar! Club '63-'65. COLE, WILLIAM LARRY COOK, JACK-1-II COOK, MICHAEL CROCKER, JACQUELINE-Transfer, Latin Club '63-'65, FBLA '63-'65, Dramatics Club '64--'65 CROCKER, IAURA-Re-bvlcttes '61-'65, French Club '64-'65, Y-Trvns '65 CROWELL, DONNAfClco Club, FHA, Spanish Club, RMI Cross CROWIiI.l., LONNA GLYNN CUMMINS, JOSEPH-Trade School DARNELL, GLORIA JEAN-4-H '61-'64, Medic Club '64-'65, Tbcspians '65, Y-Teens '63-'6-1-, D.E. '64-'65, FHA '61-'63, Dramatics Club '62-'63 CORLEY, JAMIEJFHA '61, 4-H '61-'65, FBLA '62-'64, uill and Scroll '64, Publications '61-'65, Sports Fmlitor Rr-bolairc, Rebel Dispatch Circ. Mgr. '62, lu-y Club Sweetha-art '64, Student Council Hist. 6-1-, Medic Club '61, Drunmtics Club '64, Campus Capt-rs '61-'65 CORNISH, CLARA REBECCA CRAIN, ROYfFrosh. Football, J.V. '62, Varsity '63-'65, Basketball '61, Truck '61, Letterman's Club '63-'65, Hi-Y '63-'64, Honor Society '65, Key Club '64-'65 DAVIS, .IERRY D1-IANCEY, .YANICE-Library Club '63-'64, 0.E. '65 I7--LOACII, Vk'll.Llliv Huml 'bl-'65, Culurguurml '63-'65, Frm-nvlx lllub '63361 lll'IliKlCK, AVDREY lJlfIlxEll SUN, MALCOIJI DOW, YY:XYNl'l7B11ll4l '61-'65, Class llvportvr '62-'63, Trunslm-r DRENNAN, l'0LLY-Transfer, Baml '64-'65 DITNIAS, J. IJ. Dlll-'FEY, DONNA-l-'TA '01-'63-liz-lm:-lottvs '61-'6S. Private '63, Serga-ant '05, FBLA '65 DPRHANI, BOBBIE I,EEfR4-ln-lm-ltr-s '61-'64, French Club '63, DE '65 DURHAM, ROBERT-K1-y Club '61--'65, EULA '63-'65, Spanish Club '61-'62, French Club '63-'65, Golf Tvam '62-'65, J.V. Football '61, Motto Committee '65 EDGAR, DAVID-Key Club, FBLA, L0tlcrmun's Club, Football '61-'65, Tram-k '61-'62, Sf-nior Favorite EDYYARDS, EDDIE-Trnnsfvr, LV. '63, Hi'Y '62-'65, Treas. '61, V.P. '65 DUWDY, JOYCEfDE. '65 DOWNEY, liUTHfFllA '61, Library Club '61 DOWNS, JAN-Y-Tm-us '62 63, French Club '63 Mixul Clmrus 'GL-'05 FOWLIIR, JlMMYf llanll '62-'05 FOX, KAYfRf-ba-ln-lu-s '61-'64, 4-H '61-'62, RL-nl Cross '62-'63, DE '65, Sri:-nec Club '61-'61, Soc. '64 FOX, SYBIL EINHORN, MARY-Rell Cross '63, FTA '65, Vice- Prcs. Spanish Club '61-'61-, FBLA '64, RL-belcttes '63-'64, Sr. Courlm-sy Comm. ELNIORE, CARY--Tmusfcr ENGLISH, CHAlll,l'1S-Scivncc Club '6l-'62, Spanish Club 'bil-'65, Honor Souir-ly F.-Xllhllzlll, CAROL FIELDS, MAVIS GAYLEfSr. Y-T04-ns '65, Rcporlvr of R:-lu-l Dispulvh '65 I-'Ill-Q'l'CHEli, LINDA -Honor Socir-ty '65, FBLA '63-'6-l, FTA '63-'64, Glvc Club '61-'62, Choir '63-'65, Libmrinn '63-'05, 4-H '61-'65, Pro. Chair. '64, Sec.- Trcas. '05 FRAGALA, DAVlDfArt Club 61-'63, Scicnu- Club '61- '63, Truck '64, Honor Society '65. FRANKS, ROY-Trade School '62-'65 FRAZIER, KENNETH-FBLA '64-'65, Hi-Y '63-'65, Base- ball '63, Football '62-'63, Cross Country Track '63-'65 FREEMAN, REGGlEfHi,Y Trade Suhool FRENCH, CLYDE- FROST, DERRAl.LARcd Cross '63-'64, Spanish Club '63-'61 GIBSON, DONNA GIBSON, MARY ANN-Library Club '61-'63, Red Cross '61-'65 GORE, IIEI.I:IN-S4-niur Beauty, Kc-y Club Swcctlicart '64-'65 GARDNER, PATRICIA-Art Club 361-'64, Library Club '61-'65, Quill and Scroll Club '64-'65, Red Cross IGS, Sr, Class Tr:-as. '65, Editorial Ed. Rebel Dispatvlm '65, Art Editor of Rfebelairv '65, Student Cuuntil '61-'65, l.'I'l,A Dclvgzila' '65 GARNER, JANET SUI-IiY-Tc-uns '60-'65, FHA '60-'64, llixrd Clmrus '61, Re-cl Cross '63, -LII '62-'65, DE '65, llvflini Club '61-'65 GATES, BOBBY-Basr-l:all '63-'65 GATE S, ROBERT OATIIER GATl.IN. I'AWIf4-li Rf-portcr '62-'63, Quill and Scroll '61-965, RL-porter '65, Dramatics Club '62-'64, Band '61-'64, Majoretlrr '61-'64, FBLA '64-'65, FTA '62 65, Organization Editor of Rebz-Iaire '65, Red Cross '61-'62 GEORGE, W. H. GRAHAM, GLENDAfO.E. '64 GREEN, LYNN!-FHA '61-'62, Y-Teens '64-'64, 0.E. '64-'65 GREENE, .IAMES JERRY-FBLA, DE, .I.V. Foolball, Baseball GRIFFIN, BRENDA'-Mvllic Club '64-'65, FHA '63-'64, Library '61-'65, Mixrd Chorus '64--'65 GROVE, EUGENE GUILLORY, CHARLOTTE-Y-Teens '62-'65, Choir '63- '64, Medic Club '65, FBLA '65, Sr. Gift Comm. GLYTON, WILLIAM-Ensemble '63-'65, FBLA '65 HACKWORTH, SHARON-FHA '61-'62, Honor Society 6.1. OL 63 IIAIR, OPAL-'I4IlI..A '62-'61, I-H '62-'03, M1-.lim Club 61- lm IIALE, JOI-1QlIT-XfTrunslf-r. DIC '61-'65 lIAI.I., IIUBBY-Ifrvslmtzttt Football ztntl Ba-kctball, Fri-sb. Class Pres., Student Council '61-'63, Prcs. Sopli. Class. Sopb. Favorite, Varsity Basketball antl Baseball '62-'65, Lcttcrmank Club '63-'65, t Kvy Club '4r--'65, IILY '65, Sr. Color, Flowcr and llttllo HALL. IXILL7'I'ransfvr. Band '65. Library Club '65 i i is-....., r HARRELSON, SHARON-.IV Cbeerlcarlvr '61-'63, Head '63, Fresh. Basketball, Varsity Basketball '62-'63, Y Intcr-Club Council '63, Soph. and Ir. Kcy Club , Swv:-thcart, FHA '64-'65, Pres. FTA '65, FBLA 1 '62-'64,' Trcas. '61 Spanish Club Prcs. '62-'63, l Rcbs-laire Activity Erlitor '65, Publications, Sr. Gift Comm., Choir '63-'65, Scc. '65, Fresh. and Soph. Class V.-Prvs,, Ir. and Sr. Class Sec., Sopli., Jr., Sr. Favoritv, Pelican Girls State, Sr. Good Citizen, Sopb., Jr., and Sr. Hi-Y Sponsor, Student Council '61-'65, Varsity Chcerlcatlcr '63-'65, Homecoming Maitl '61-, Quccn '65 HARRIS, RICHARD-Band '61-'62, J.V. Football '62-'63, FBLA '63-'65 HARRISON, ALLEN HART, MAE-DE '63-'65 HATTAWAY, JONfFrvncli Club '61-i65, Thcspian Sot-if-ty '62-'64, Pros. '65, Quill and Scroll '61-'65, Editor '65, FBLA '65, Choir '63-'65, Librarian '65, Enscrnblc '6l-'65, All-Statv Chorus '65, All-District Chorus '63-'61 l ' IIATTAWAY, JENNY-Fresh. Baskctball, Spanish Club, FBLA '62-'65, Historian '65, Quill and Scroll '63- '65, Sec. '65, Honor Socivty '61-'65, Historian '65, Iii-Y Sponsor, Jr. and Sr. Rt-bclaire Organ. Ed. '65, IX, Cliecrlz-atlrr '61-'63, Yarsity Chcerlcarlcr '63-'65, II:-nd '65, lr. anfl Sr. Brauty, Choir '61-'65, I'ublic'ations '65, Illaitl of I-Ionor IIotnl't'otuing Court '65 .nfs ,M db HAMNIOND, BETTYfFHA '62, Library Club '62, Mixed Chorus '61-'63, Student Counci Rebel Dispatch HAMMONDS, KAY HAR PER, TED Mcnlir' Club '63, II4-tl Cross '61-, l '65, l l'A '61 Sr. Clztis Rvp, '65, HATTAW'AY, PAT-Art Cluly '61-'61, DE '61-'65, Rml Cross '61-'61 HAYDEN, BARBARA SUE HAYDEN, VICKI HAYNES, ALICE-.l.V. Cllvcrlvmlvr '61-'63, Frvsli. Hus- kctball, Fr:-nch Club '62 64, V.-Pros. '63, Maid Mardi Cms Court '61-'63, Girls Statc-, Honor Sncidy '65, FBLA '62-'61, Choir '61, Quill and Scroll '63- '65, Sr. Class Flow:-r, Mmm, and Color Comm., Pululivnliuns '63-'61 HEAD, CAROLYN HEAD, KENNY-Football '61-'61. Ke' Club ' y 63-'65, FHA '63-'61, Golf Tr-am '61-'65, Truck '61-'63, Latin Club '63-'64 HEATH, DONNA SUE' Cleo Clulx '61362 , Y-Toons '61-'65, Clmir '65, Tmnsfor HEMPHILL, l,AMARfTrnvk '62, DE '63-'65, Photog- mphcr '64 HENDRIX, BRVCE-Trnflo School '62-'63 HENRY, SUZAN KATHl,EEN7l.il1rary Clulw '61-'62, Rvll Cross '61-'62, Frl-nrll Clull '63 HERRON, BETH-Trnnsfvr, Mixc-rl Chorus '63-'65, Choir '65, Rob:-lv!!!-4 '65, Fr:-nrli Club '65 HIRBARD, STEPHEN-Trudc Srlmul HEARD, ANN-Bunrl '61-'65, All-Slate '62-'65, Jr. Out slamling Bnmlsmun '63-'64, All-Distrivt Band '6l 64 All-Slnlv Mnrrhingz Band '6-1 HEARD, 5lll'lll.A--'Win-4l Clmrus '61 HEARNE, DONALD HODG1-Q, JOHNNYfFrc-nclx Club 'Ol-'65 HOGAN, JACKIEfRl-lmelettr-s '61-'65, Fivld Offim-r '63 4-H '61, Glf-0 Club '61, 0.12. '65 HOGAN, REBA ANN-Trausfvr HIBBICTS, YVAXDA-f-I-'rl-m'lx Club '61-'61, Trvas. '62, Y'Tl'CnH '02-'61, OF '05, Mix:-al fllmrue 'lvl-'63, Lilvmry Clulw '62 llIl.I,. ll,-XYID lilll llli llll.l,. DL'l5-Prusln. Fuwtluull, J.Y. I-'mmtluxll '62 6l, s Yxxraily l-lmllmull '63, Bam-lmll '63-'65, fpzuxixh Club '61-'63, lflil..-X '65, Sn-uiur Class Fuvurilf- HINTUX, BIfQ'lTYfl ll-X 'lvl-463 HINTUN. jKNlCE-' Hvljr-lm-Ill-s '63-'65, Y-TCPIN '63-'63 HUDCIQ, El.lZ.-XBl'l'l'll'l r4--ll, Bzhkw-lllall, Spzml-ll Cllllr '61, J.V, Chu:-rlrfulr-r '62, Y-Towns '61, Varsity Baikvllyull '62-'65, l Hl.A 'Gl-'65, Quill null Svrull 463, Buiilxww llanugvr in l'ublir:1liun4 HOLLOXYAY, JAMES-fTransfvr, Trade School '65 HOLTON, BETTY Rl 'l'H HULTON, NANCY HOOD, W'HlT'l'Y-Fr:-Sh. Football, LV. Football, Varsity Frmllmnll '61-'65, Luiin Club '62-'61, Pxllxlic Kvlzllluns- V.-PIOS. '61, Hi-Y '6l-'65, FBLA '61--'65, Cnnllldah' for Mr. I-'BLA '61, Kvy Clulx '63-'65, Sgl.-at-arms '65, Editor of Rvlxcl Dispatch '65, Irr'I!crman'B Clnlm '63-'65, Playcr of the wrck fllxrcvf '65, All-Twin Cily '65, I'l1l1ll1':lli0ni '63-'65, Rvbn-l Rmlln '64-'65, Jr. Claw Rrp., Senior Favurilv, Stuclvnt Counril HORRI-1I.I., l-'li NNK HORTUN, ELOYCE-FIIA, M1-mlir lllulx, FBLA, Y-Tl-1-n V Prw UF '63 JACKSON, RICHARD JOHNS, JEIIRY-Trzulc Srlmol '65 JOHNSON, BILLfFresl1mzm Football, Varsity Football '63-'65, Track '61-'62, Lvltf-rman's Club '63-'65' IIORTON. MARY I-'RANCESfI-'IIA '63-'65, FTA '63- '61, Y-Toons '6L'G5 HOWELL, ROBERT-,l.V. lfnunutlmall '63, D.F. '61,'65, Plmlugzraplu-r '65 HUBBARD, PATRICIA FBLA '65 IIUDDLl'IS'l'0N, JACK HUFF, DIANNEf1-II '61 6l, I-'IIA '61-'63, I'nrliamvn- tariun '63, Mr-slic Club '6l, Baskvlball '62, Honor Sm-if-ly '65, Jr. Roll Cross '65 IDONI, LINDA SUEvI.ntin Club '63365, Rr-ml Cross JOHNSON, llANDYfD.E. '64-'65, Pres. '65 JOHNSON, RICHARD-Latin Club '62, Band '61-'6-1, Kcy Club '62-'65, Science Club '62-'63, FBLA '63-'65, -1-H '65, Relwlairc Slnff JOHNSON, SANDRA BROCKNER JOHNSON, TEDDY LEE JONES, ROY DAVID-Band '61-'65, All-Distric! Band '63 '6L JONES, TOMMY-Truck '63-'65, Basketball '65 l V r l FONES, WANDAfMixml Chorus '61, Choir '62-'63, 0.E.'61 IORDAN, NANCY-Rnbvlcttcs '61-'65, Reporter '65, ' Corporal '61, Spanish Club '61-'64, Rcportvr '62, FTA '61-'65, Librarian '63, Treas. '64, Historian '65, Choir '62-'64, Librarian '64, Rcholairr: Staff '62-'64, Editor '65, Soph. Rcpater Rebel Dispatch, Honor Sorir-ty '61, Treas. '65, Girls' Stair- '64, Ye-arbook Imadvrship Conf., Senior Motto, Color, Flower Cmurnittvv. Quill auml Scroll '61-'65, I'rvsi- slvnt '65 IOWERS. J0IINfBan4l '61-'65, All-Distrirt Banfl '62' 'GL CELLEY, JANfI-'BLA '624'65, Spanish Club '61-'64 KELLEY. WILLIAM GLENN-J.V. Football '63, Var- sity Foolhzrll '61, Trnrk '64- KELTNER, BRUCE-Spanish Club '61-'62, .I.V. Foot- ball '63 l ' KNOWLES, SIIERRI KAYYY-Teens '61-'65, Sec. '63, Trr-as. '64, 4-H '62-'63, Mmlic Club '61-'62, FBLA ' '63-'64, DE '65, R1-hr-lottes '63-'61 KNOX, BUS'I'I:IR-Football '62-'65, Track '62, Baseball '63-'65, Golf '64, Hi-Y '63-'65, Trcus, '65, Senator State Youth Legislature '65, FBLA '65, Lettr-rrnan's Club '65, Boy's Chorus '65 KOEHLER, CHARLESfCiviI Air Patrol '65 KULL, PANIfEns0ruhlr' '63-'65, Choir '62-'63, V.-Pres. '63, Claw Club '61-'62, Rcbcleilcs '61-'65, Color Guard '62, Corporal '63, Drummer '65, FTA '63-'64, V.-Pros. '65, Spanish Club '61 LANDHY, PAULf'I'ransfcr, Latin Club '63-'65, Pros. '65 LENARD, ANNETTE-Chorus '61-'65, OE '65 KEMP, TOM-Freshman Football, Art Club '61-'65, Trcas. '63-'65, Track '63-'65, Senior Courtesy Com., Lvttcrmarfs Club '65 KING, BETTY JOfNurscs Stuff '61-'65, FBLA '63-'65, Red Cross '61-'62, Library Cluh '63-'65, Girl's Clce Club '61, Choir '62-'61 KITCHELL, DENNISfLibrary Club if 4 4 LENARD, DOUGLAS LENARD, MALCOLM-Frvshman Football, J.V. Foot- ball '63-'61, Track '62-'63, FBLA '63-'65, Parlia- mentarian '65, Hi-Y '62-'65, Rebel Dispatch '65 LEWIS, GI.ORIAfTransfcr LEWIS, RONNY I.EW'IS, TERRY-Football '61-'65, Science Club '63- '65, Photography '62-'65, Honor Society '64--'65, V.-Pros. '65, Letterman's Club '64-'65, Latin Club '64-'65 LOFTIN, RICHARD-Band '61-'65, Drum Major '65, Golf Team '62-'65, Hi-Y '63-'65, FBLA '64-'65 MANNING, DAVID MARTIN, CATHERINE-Transferf French Club '65, Varsity Basketball '65, Sr. Motto, Color and Flower Comm, MARTIN, JIMMY MARTIN, VICKY-Art Club '62-'63 MASON, JANICE-Rebelettcs '61-'65, Corporal '63, Color Guard '64, Sec. '65, FHA '61-'63, Honor Society '65 MASON, MARY K. LOLLEY, PAT-FHA '62-'61, Reporter '63, Parliamen- tariau '64, Y-Teens '63, Chaplain '63, Latin Club '64--'65, Sec.-Trcns., FBLA '65, Quill and Scroll '65, Feature Ediior of Rohr-lnirc '61, Crisco Award, Sr. Courtesy Committee LOWIRY, SAND-Y-Teens '02-'63, llc-porter '63, FHA '62-'61, Rehn-lr-iles '61-'65. Drummer '63, Choir '64-'65, FBLA '63-'61 MANN, .H AHLON--Tradp Sm-lmul NIcDANELL, LINDAfFHA '61-'62, Library Club '61- '65, Treas. '65, Lead:-rslrip Conf. '65, Honor Society '65, Transfor McDONAl.D, MARSHALL VICDUFFIE, JACKll7l7Frz'slnnan Football, Track '63-'65, Spanish Club '61-'62 MATHEWS, DIANE MALLDIN, JOE MAULDIN, JOHN MAY, HARLAN-Art Club '61-'65, Sgt.-at-arms '65, Trade School '63-'65 MAYO, CANOY-Transfer MCCAHTER, JOHN McELROY, DOLORES-FHA '61 MCGEE, SANDRA-Glec Club '60-'62, Clnoir '62-'61, OE '65 MCGREW, ROY MCGOWEN, JA1IES4Varsity Basketball Manager '65 MDGUIKE, MARY KATHERlNE-Choir '63-'65, Crirl's Cvlcr' Club '61-'62, LMEA Music' Fcstival '63-'65, All-District Chorus '64, All Senior Honor Chorus '65, Y-Tcl-ns '61-'65 MCKEITHEN, ELAINE-Transfer, Rehnlctlcs '63-'65 I MOORE, JUDSON-Band '61-'65, Property Manager '65 MOREHEAD, MIKE'-Spanish Club '63 MORROWI l Allfl HA '6l-'62. Library Club '61-'65, Svc. '65, OE '65, Pres. '65 ww' aw? rf' 'Kirwa- MCLEMORE, SIDNEY-Frm-sbman Basketball, FBLA '62, '65, Vicv-Pros. '65, JV Football '62, Varsity Foot ball '63, Kr-y Club '63, Track '62 MILFORD, JAMES-Art Club, Publications MILLER, MARTHA-Transfr-r, OE '65 MILLER, RICHARD-Transfer, DE '65 MONTFORT, DAN MOORE, JERRY-Baseball '62-'65 mai JMW45 L' awww. .-M '31 ik' WW-ff MULHEARNE, LAYNE MULLINS, JAYfLatin Club '61-'63, Sgt.-at-arms '63, Scirince Club '62-'63, Studvnt Council '64, Jr. Class Rf-p, '64, Key Club '62-'65, Pres. '65, Spanish Club '65, Boys State, Frosb. Track Managrr, Frosb. Football Manager XIVRPHREE, DARl.ENEfFHA '61-'62, Y-Tvrns '62,'63, 4-H '63, Rc-d Cross '62-'63, DE '65 MURRAY, JACKIEfFHA '61-'62, Library Club '61-'65, Treas. '62-'6-1, Pres. '65, DE '65 MYATT, DONALD-Mixed Chorus '63-'61, Boys Choir '65 NAPPIER, SEWlLLAiRefl Cross '61-'65, FHA '61-'62, Medic Club '62-'63, FBLA '63-'64, DE '65 NEELEY, RAY-Band '61-'65 NEESE, DON-JV Football '63364-, Varsity Football '65, Spanish Club '63-'64, Sgt.-at-arms '64, Letter- man's Club '64-'65, Sr. Motto Committcc '65, Rebcl Dispatch NELSON, ALVINfFrcshman Football NELSON, DOUGLAS-Mixed Chorus '63-'65 NELSON, JIMMYfSpanish Club '62-'63, JV Football '63-'64-, FBLA '63-'64, Track '63-'65 NOLAN, VAN-Track '61-'65, JV Football '62-'63, Varsity Football '63-'64, Medic Club '63-'64, 4-H Club '64--'65, Dramatics Club '63-'65, Key Club '62-'65, FBLA '63-'65, Spanish Club '61-'62, Letter- man's Club '63-'65, Trade School '63-'64 L X x OLIVER, MAURICE-Transfer, JV Football '63-'64, Varsity Football '65, French Club '63-'64, Letter- man's Club '65, Rebel Dispatch '65 OPIEL, BETTY OWVENS, LESTER PARKER, JAMES PASCHAL, VICKI-Band '61-'65, All-District Band '62- '64-, FBLA '63-'64, 4-H '65 PATTON, LE VETA NOLAN, THOMAS NOLEN, JEANNIE-Glee Club '62-'64, Librarian '64, FBLA '63-'65, Thespians Club '63-'65, Dramatic! Club '63-'64, Choir '65, Senior Courtesy Committee, Rebelaire Staff, Medic Club '62-'63, Quill and Scroll '65 NORRIS, SHlRLEYfFBLA '63-'65, Class Editor of Rcbelaire Q 1 PEDDY, WAYNE-Golf Tcum '62-'65, Captain '64, Baskclhnll '62-'63 PENNINGTON, JACK-Band '61-'65, Rell Cross '62-'63, French Club '63-'61-, All-District Band '63 PEOPLES. JOHN WAYNE PERKINS, DANNY RAYfFr0shmnn Football, Varsity Football '62-'65, Frrshmun, Soph, aml Senior Haml- some, Track '61-'65 PERRY, PATRICIA ANN PHILLIPS, HIL'l'ON.MCCOYf-Svnior Courtesy Commit- tvz-, Trade Svhnol '61-'64 PROCELL, ROLAN RAYMONDiAll District Band '64 PRUETT, KAYvEnscmhle '63-'65, French Club '61-'65, Svc. '64, V.-Prr-s. '65, Y-Toons '63-'64 PURCELL, KENNETH WAYNEiTrarle School '64 PYLANT, LOUIS I..-Band '61-'65, Solo Festival '63-'65, All-District '63-'64, All-State '64 RAIFORD, .IO ANN-Rebel Dispatch '62, Most Out- standing English Student '62, Band '61-'62, Art Club '62-'65, French Club '63-'65, Mardi Gras Committee '64-'65, Y-Ter-ns '64-'65, Rebelaire Stuff '62-'65, Art Editor '63, Editor '65, Rebel:-tics '63- '64, Painter uf Football Hoop '63-'65 RAMSEY, MARY FRANCES-Library Club '61-'65, Mixed Chorus '64-'65, Merlin Club '64-'65 F RIGAL, JlMNIYfl'4anzl '61-'65, 4-H RIGGIN, KENNY-Band '61-'65, All-District '62-'64, All-State '64, 4-H '65 ROBERSON, ANITA RAWLS, SAMUED NORRIS-4-H '62-'64, Trade School '63-'64, FBLA '65, Red Cross '65 RE AD, DAVID WALTER-Transfer REITZAMMER, SHARON-Band '61-'64, blajorctte '61- '64, Cheerleader '65, Key Club Sweelheart '65, Sr. Favorite '65, Medic Club '64, Dramatics Club '63, FBLA '64--'65, 4-H '61-'65 REYNOLDS, PEGGY ANN-Glee Club '63-'64, Choir '64-'65, Library Club '62-'63 RHODES, SUE-DE '65 RICKERSON, JIMMY-Band '61-'65, 4-H '63-'64, Trade School '63-'65 ROGERS, BERNARD BETHAY ROGERS, DORINDA-4-H '61, Dramatic Club '64, Rep. '64, Mixed Chorus '63-'64, Pres. '64- ROGERS, IANIS-YvTeens '63-'65, Art Club '63-'65 ROGERS, WILLIAM K.-Baseball, Trade School '61-'64 ROY, GARY COLLINS-Freshman Football, J.V. Foot- ball '62-'64,. Varsity Football '65, Freshman Basket- ball, Varsity Basketball '62-'65, Baseball '62-'65, Golf '64, Hi-Y '62-'65, Letterman's Club '65, FBLA '65 ROY, LINDA LLEWELLYN-Y-Teens '63-'65, Art Club '63-'65 SCHOOLEY, BILL SCOTT, SHIRLEY-Rebelettes '61-'65, Sgt.-at-arms '65, Cleo Club '62-'64, Y-Teens '64-'65, Inter-club Rep. '65 SIDDERS, EDWIN-Trade School '62 65 RUSHTON, BILLY RAY RUTLEDGE, JAMES ROBERTvChoir '65, .l.V. Foot-N ball '63 l RUTLEDGE, LARRY GASTONf4-H, Rcbol Dispatch, Adv. Section '65 SALSBURY, CARL-4-H '60-'65. V-Pres. '61-, Trntlel School '61 SAMPLES, SARAH-Red Cross '61, Mixed Chorus '62, Red Cros '63 SAlYDLlN, PAT-Transfer Lntin Club '62A'65, Key Club '64, Quill and Scroll '64-'65 SILMAN, PHILLIP SIMMONS, DONNA-FTA '61-'62, FHA '61-'62, FBLA '62-'65, Quill and Scroll '63-'65, Rcbelcttes '61-'65, Color Guard '63, Parliamcntarian '64, Pres. '65, French Club '64, Rebel Radio '65, Publications '63-'65 SIMS, STEVE-Freshman Football, Varsity Football '62-'65, Freshman Basketball, Varsity Basketball '62-'64, Track '6l-'65, Hi-Y '62-'65, Pros. '63-'65, Letterman's Club '63-'65, Rebel Dispatch, Sports Editor '65, Key Club '65, All Twin City '65 SKIPPER, D.-XRLlfNEfSpanisli Club '61-'62, National Science Foundation, Slimmer Training Program '63, FTA '64, Red Cross '64, Y-Teens '63-'65, Sec. '65, OE '65, Secretary '65 SMELSER, RENNYMHLY '61-'65, Red Cross '65 SMITH, BARBARAfR4-ln-11-ttcs '61-'65, Corporal '63 Drummer '65, Spanish Club '63-'6-l, French Club '61--'65, Furl, '65, Y-Tvs-ns '65 , SMITH, CECIL SMITH, DAVID-Transfer, Hi-Y '63 SMITH, FRANCES-Latin Club '63-'65, Library Club 'sires SMITHQ GARY SMITII, ELAINE SMITH, NELL-4-H '63-'65 STINSON, RANDY-Mixed Chorus '61-'62, Transfer STRINGER, CHERYL-Y-Tccns '61-'62, Library Club '62-'63 STURGIS, SHERRY-FHA '61-'63, Fresh. Basketball, Varsity Basketball '62-'65, Fresh. Volleyball, Var- sity Volleyball '62-'65, FBLA '62-'63, Senior Class Favorite SYVERSON, MARILYN-FTA '61-'63, Y-Teens '62-'65, Chaplain '65, Band '61-'64, Red Cross '65 TANNER, BOB TAYLOR, JAMES-Fresh. Basketball, Baseball '63-'65 SMITH, VIRGINIA--Y-Teens '62-'65, Art Club '63-'65 SPENCE, BARBIE-Freshman Class Secretary, Soph. Class Secretary, FTA '62-'63, Treas. '63, Choir '63-'65, Trens, '64, All-District '64, Student Council, 2nd V-Pres. '64, Student Council Secretary '65, Sturlc-nt Council '61-'65, Senior Class Favorite, Girl's State STARNES, JENNY-Bancl '61-'62, Mixed Chorus '65, Y-Tccns '61-'62, Dramalics '62-'63, Thespians '65, liledic Club '65, DE '65, Parl. '65, 4-H '64 58 4 TEDDLIE, LINDA-Red Cross '61-'65, Rebclettes '62- '61, Flagbearer '63, DE '65 TELFORD, SANDRA-Girl's Glec Club '62, Choir '62- '63, Ensemble '63-'65, Y-Teens '63-'65 TEMPLE, BEVERLY-Art Club '61-'62, Parl. '62, Span- ish Club '62, Red Cross '65, Mixed Chorus '62-'64 TERRY, DENNIS-Spanish Club '61-'62, Football '62- '61, Manager '65, Lcttcrman's Club '65, Key Club '65 THICPEN, MARY ALICE-FHA '61-'62, Y-Teens '63- '65, OE '65, Sr. Courtesy Com. '65 THOMAS, BUCK-Basketball '62, Track '61-, Football '64, Trade School '65 THOMPSON, CHIP-Fresh. Football, LV. Football '63, Track '61-'65, Spanish Club '61-'64, Pres. '64, Ten- nis Team '64, Lettermarfs Club '63-'65, FBLA '65, 4-H '65, Key Club '62-'65, Treas. '64, V- Pres. '65, Senior Handsome THOMPSON, DELORES-Y-Teens '61-'63 TIPPEN, BETTY-Y-Teens '61-'65, Treas. '62, Pres. '63, V-Pres. '64, Treas. '65, Outstanding Member '63, Basketball Manager '63-'65 TIPPEN, SHARON-Fresh. Basketball, Fresh. Volley- ball, FHA '61-'62, Y-Teens '61-'65, V-Pres. '63, Pres. '64, Service Chairman '65, Y-Teen Award '64, OE '65 TISDALE, RONNIE TOLBIRD, PATRICIA THOMAS, SllIERRYl,fY-Tet-ns '61-'63, Rr-fl Cross '63365 THOMPSON, CHARLES THOMPSON, CHERYL-Y-Teens '61-'63, Pres. '63, FBLA '63-'65, Varsity Alternate Cheerleader '64, Varsity Chef-rlezulz-r '65, Sr. Class Repres. '65, Student Council '65, Sr. Flower, Color and Motto Com- mittee, Sr. Beauty WALLACE, JAYNE-Spanish Club '61-'63, Frosh, Basketball, Frosh FBLA '62-'65, Student Council '62 64, Soph. Class Trcas., Soph. Beauty, Varsity Basketball and Volleyball '62-'64, Alternate Varsity Cheerleader '64, Ir. Class Treas., Girl's State, Quill and Scroll '64-'65, Sr. Class Beauty, Flower Motto, and Color Committee, Varsity Cheerleader '65, Choir '64-'65, Homecoming Court '65, Honor Society Sec. '65, Rebel Dispatch Staff '65 WALLACE, JANIE WALLER, BETTY-Feature Editor of Rcbelaire Rebel- ettz-s '61-'65, lst Livutenzmt '65, FBLA '63-'65, FTA '61-'63, Hist. '63, Spanish Club '61-'63, Quill and Scroll '65 TUCKER, DIAN VINES, JOHNNIE RUTH-FHA '61-'62, French Club '62-'65, Honor Society '65 WADE, MARILYN-Fresh. Basketball, Y-Teens '61-'62, Vnllcyball '63, Varsity Baskctball '63-'65, Girl's Glee Club '63-'65 WALKER, ANNARebm-lcttcs '61-'65, FTA '61 WALKER, JUDY WALLACE, DAVID WALLS, JUDY-FHA '62, Y-Teens '62-'64, Spanish Club '62-'64, Quill and Scroll '65, Publications '65 WALLIS, BRYANT WEBB, GLENDA-Art Club '61-'65, Sec. '64, Pres. '65, 4-H '61-'63, Y-Teens '61-'62 WEBB, JACKIE WEST, LINDA WEST, STEVE-Track '61-'65, Sr. Handsome WILLIAMS, LINDA-Band '61-'65, Majorotte '65, Sect. '65, FBLA '63-'65, Mcclic Club '64, Spanish Club '64, Homecoming Court '65, Sr. Beauty VIILLIAMSON, BRUCE-Choir '62-'64, Mixcd Chorus '61-'62, Science Club '64, Latin Club '62-'65 WILLIS, JANICE-Medic Club '62, Y-Teens '64-'65 WI-IEELIS, ELAINE-Y-Tcens '61-'62, Red Cross '62 '63, 4-H '65, Activities Editor of Rcbelaire, Rebcl Dispatch Staff '65 WIIITE, BILLY-Spzmislr Club '62-'64, I-Ionor Society '65 WHITE HEAD, Bobby WHITLOCK, JANICE-FBLA '62, Y-Teens '62-'65 OE '65 W'ILHI'I'E, CAROLYN-Hi-Y Sponsor, Dramatics '61 4-H '63, FBLA '63-'65, Sr. Gift Committee WILHITE, DOUGLAS-Band '61-'65, Hi-Y '65 WILSON, PEYTON-Fresh. Varsity Football '63-'64, Club '63-'65, Key Club '63, 4-H '64, FBLA '65, '62, Sr. Handsome Football, Track '61-'63, Hi-Y '62-'64, Lctterman's '63-'65, Spanish Club '61- Flower and Garden Club WILSON, KEN-Football '60-'64, Lettermarfs Club '64-'65, 4-H '60-'6l,, FBLA '65, Varsity Basketball Manager '64 WILSON, MELVIN WILSON, WOODY-Art Club '62-'65, DE '65 WINN, DEE-Fresh. Class Treas., Student Council '61-'62, FBLA '62-'65, Northern District Vicc-Pres. '64, Outstanding Member '64, Jr. Varsity Cheer- leader '62-'63, French Club '63-'64, Treas, '64, Mardi Gras Quecn '64, Quill and Scroll '63-'65, Treus. '65, Varsit Chcerlea 63-'65, Girl's State, y der ' Choir '65, Homecoming Court '65, Sr. Favorite, Publications '62-'64 Hi-Y Sponsor '65, WINTERS,iJERRlE-Sr. Beauty WINTERS, TERRY WITI-IERINGTON, .IO ANN WORSI-IAM, JERRY WYATT, LEO-4-H Honor Society WYLES, RAE ELAINE WYNN, LEE SPURLOCK, JAN-Y-Tf,,..., '62-'65, Treas. '63, FBLA '63-'65, Decorating Com. '65, Honor Society '65, Reporter '65 WALLACE, NEMERY WELCH, JUDY COSBY HEMPHILL, DAVID HILTON, JESS BRISTER. DIANE Senior pictures not available: RICHARD McCARTNEY, JOHN NIMIILIAX, RONNIE TIPPEN. MIKE Mn-CAI.I, YEAGER BRENDA Rcbclcttcs MOORE OTIS Spanish Club Pres 65 Medlc Club 65 SPILLERS PAT FHA 61 62 62 Rebclettes Corporal 63 6162 FHA 61-'62 65 V-Pres. '64, Choir 64 '65, DE '65 FTA 61 62, Reporter Treas 65 Sr. Flower, Color and Molto Committee Clee Club '61-'62 'NV Seniors discuss llu Selectmen of graduatlon lIlV1tal10IlS Measurmg for caps and gowns not far off. In your heart you know hc's right. , M- w N 'gf A my 1 ' f First Period Publication is working to finish the yearbook. ,hi-32-A You know you have to wait your turn, Pam. 1 4 i 64 Junior Class Gfficers , -Jia - r sfAfg,fvf-wr? Zi, '-w.:f5isg, Q 5, 'sixth f -. I. . .,., , ,Q if-N im wi 1 ., 5 '?W 'i wig ' . Q1 ,V W ,.., W X r Ml f-'f- ' mow - ,fl , , xx XX if Xl 1.5 mm :tg ,I X - j I V... . f D Q If Aw .iij iw 2 3 W Serving the junior class of officers this year arc: Left to right: Paige Houslcy, Roprescntaliveg Clifton Dopson, Treasurerg Bettye Gaye VVimlie-rly, RCprCPe-ntzlliveg Johnny Watkins, PrcQidi-mg Clara Deo Drew, Secrctaryg and Dorothy Buhb, Vice- Prcsidorlt. ' K..J5 Ashley, Kenneth Ates, Carolyn Atkins, Howard Audirsch, Gary Aulds, Betty Austin, Phyllis Auttonberry, Delores Avant, Bill Avant, Joe Avery, Bobby Avery, Judy Bagwell, Buddy Barfoot, Charles Barnes, David Beard, Carol Sue ' A XJ mf six 4 ., . Adams, Buddy Adams, Donna Adeock, David Ainsworth, Gary Alexander, James Alford, Roger Allen, Betty Allen, Donald Anders, Barbara Anderson, Regina Antley, Becky Antley, ,lan Antley, Warida Armstrong, Kay Ashcraft, David 3 Bratton, Terry Wayne Brister, Jimmy Brooks, ,lohn Michael Brown, Beverly Ann Brown, Charles Allan Brown, Rebecca Bryan, Edward Earl Bubb, Dorothy Burchell, Sharon Burrows, Wanda Bowling, Sandra Burt, Dewey Butler, Shelia Caldwell, Leon Camp, Beverly Beard, Glenn Beard, Walter Eddie Beaver, Amanda Faye Beehe, ,leffie David Bell. Robert Bennett, Adreana Bennett, Craig Biggs, Sherman Ann ' Black, Larry Black, Raymond i Blackeney, Roger Bolton, Hazel Boone, Terry Elaint Booth, Linda Boyington, Dianne , Branum, Patricia l l Cartlidge, Hilda 1 Cash, Dianne Cassidy, Larry Cawthon, Emilia Charrier, Cheryl ' Chris, Charles Chris, Charlotte Clampit, Jack Clampit, Martha Clark, Pam Clark, Phyllis ' Clowers, Diane Campbell, Cloydette Cannon, Greg Caples, Diann Caples, Steve Caples, Virginia f f 11, if? 1 l . e -' l ' I, ' ii' I Q gb 4, f i t fi 2 3 B! A C S t -ff f 15 3 . ' V4-Y , , -- e W , 3' , . , N , ,. 4 K m x Q i xx I , W 4 3 Q F . '3 ' , . Clowers, Pat Cloyd, Randall Cobb, Wesley Cockerham, Diane Coley, Shirley Ann 1 Colvin, Dickie Conrad, Janie Cook, John Coons, Merton Corley, Gail Cotton, Sharon Craddock, Linda Craddock, Ted Crawford, Judy Crocker, Theresa if 3 I, I 3 fi Crowell, Betty lf ' ' Crowell, Ray E p X it F3 Crowson, Linda Q I,,. Q V ,, E:,, . , -fv t Crum, John 1 5, Culp, Shirley N Q' E ..,,. , 3. zsx . 4 1 .. X I-' X VA,7.', R ,-V XV N, Cummings, Pam A Dana, Lea 'W 't ' fps. .-t Davidson, Sharon -g Davis, Warida Q3 fi' D L r '. M'k, ' ' - E ii e ancey, 1 e A 3, , fag who! V,l1 ff 3. ' J' 2, 1 Doolittle, Leea Gail : L X Dopson, Clifton 'ii' r ' , L. N Dopson, Larry pw p M 1 3 i Downs, Bobbie 'rj , , ' ui V . V 'fel Drew, Clara Dee , y t ,W t X -- to 3qfWrwwltqg??, ix Q ,r 1. 'fo- ..-Q., 'Ny' Duckworth, Clara Dumas, J. D. Duncan, Barbara Dunn, Dannette Eaker, Rodney Easterling, Bobby Easterling, Jerry Ebarb, Cynthia Edmonds, Cynthia Edney, Delores Edwards, Elaine Einhom, Betsy Emerel, Cary Estess, Gerald Evans, Carolyn 17 Er ' f' W T1 Frantom, Don Freeman, Judy Freeman, Margaret F utch, Donald Garrison, Kenneth Gates, Dorothy Gates, Gene Gates, Richard Gewin, Barbara Gibson, Ellen Gist, Gornella Gist, Evelyn Golsby, Johnny Goodwin, Jimmy Gore, Pam Evans, Jerry Evans, Shelia Farley, Elaine Faulk, Gaye Feazel, Barbara F ife, Leon Fisher, James F isher, Johnny Fletcher, Helen Fontana, Bonnie Fontenot, Patricia Fortenberry, Keith Fowler, Rosanne Franklin, Elizabeth Franks, Billy 3 Guyton, Mary Louise Hair, Marrian Hale, Lester Michael Hale, Shelia Ann Haley, Marvin Larry Hamer, Randie Hamilton, Dorothy Lee Hamilton, Sara Hammett, Phyllis Diane Hammett, Sandra Ann Harkins, Ronnie Harkness, Daniel Harper, Charles Harper, Donald Harper, Faye Govang, Regina Graff, Bobby Graham, Awis Graham, Deborah Grantham, Carolyn Green, Kay Green, Penny Green, William Greene, Elizabeth Greer, Lawarida Griffin, Sandra Griffin, Tommy Griffith, Debbie Griggs, Charles Groves, Barbara Harper, Murray Harper, Becky Hart, Deanny Hattcn, Bob Hawkins, Judy Hayden, Richard Hayes, Patricia Haynes, Sallie Head, .loann Head, Dianne Head, Owen Heard, Charles Heard, Sharon Henry, Pat Henry, Phyllis fl ' l ,- ,, AV. ag, l is yiyyy y -1' ii X I gr J v W, . 4' in 3511 , Y X ye, Q s -'Q Herrington, Rob Hibbard, Linda Hicks, David Hicks, Pam Hilburn, Don Hilburn, Linda Hinton, Jessie Hobbs, Donald Hodges, Linda Hogan, Ruth Holland, Sandra Holley, Lester Hollis, Darrell Hollis, Derry Holloway, Margie 72 Holt, Ken Holton, Jimmy Holton, Mike Horsley, Linda Horsley, Patricia Housley, Paige Hummel, Cary Hunt, Jim Huntsman, Karen Ivey, Betty Jackson, Marilyn James, Gladys Johnson, Larry Joiner, Jerry Jones, Larry 'fs We-t X f df -If 4,3 xiii ' ' to Y If ?f!5?5If1 ' 1 f. .,,,: Cf, 3 ,Aa ,W 'w,1 5' .,r, , 'H i HN-g F ,, as -f if 5 'Z b mv t x s 3 lk? X 'X Jones, Nelda Jones, Stephen Jordan, Alice Jordan, Donna Kennedy, D. Nl. Kimball, Tina King, Violet Kirkland, Carol Langston, Jimmy Lavender, Rusty Lawn, Diane Lea, Pete Lee, Liz LeJeune, Lynn Lewis, Ray McKinney, Rebecca McMillan, Marilane McMillan, Roy Mahoney, Peggy Martin, Darryl Martin, Janet Martin, Rita ,lean Martin, Victoria Mathis, Steve Maynor, Herman Maza, Mac Meclaries, Richard Mercer, Betty Mitchell, Joe Mitchell, Roy ,gr ,wb I gi, ai! 'Q a 2 X Q Lindsay, Larry Liner, Dale Lowe, Darrell Lutz, Kenneth McCain, Sandra McCall, Charlotte McCormick, Glenda McDaniel, Virgie McDonald, James McGee, Kathy McGee, Mike McGraw, Vickie McGrew, Ida Faye McGreW, Pat McKee, Marilyn Osborn, Julia Owens, Steve Page, Mary Pardue, Cheryl Parish, Charles Parker, Barbara Parker, Mildred Parsons, Sharon Payne, Stephen Peacock, Mary Katherine Pennington, Bobby Peoples, Paul Phillips, Nancy Phillips, Sandra Pierce, Nelda Moncrief, Wayfne Montfort, Ethel Moore, Bonnie Moore, George Mullins, Ellen Murphree, Jimmy Murphy, Charlene Murphy, David Nalbach, Janet Nash, Janet Nelson, Jessie Netherland, Betty Netherland, Stanley Newcombe, Kathy Noland, Terry Prestwood, Mike Procell, Billy Rachow, Rebecca Ray, Sharon Reemes, Raymond Reeves, Floyd Reighney, Thomas Reynolds, Carolyn Richardson, Rita Riche, Charles Richey, John Riggin, Mike Riggin, Ronald Riley, Butch Roark, Mike Roberts, Donna i Ax X W JP , ,, , , in f Roberts, Troy Robertson, .Ken Robertson, Todd Rogers, Dennis Roth, Michael Roth, Ronnie Rucker, Helen Russell, Doris Russell, Nancy Rutledge, Martha Rose Salsbury, Daluana Savage, Steve Sawyer, Monty Saxon, Cheryl Scarbrough, Larry 1 3 it iid as Schaeffer, George Seale, Margaret Sessum, Tanya Sevier, Bessie Shannon, Doris Shell. Dickie Silmon Linda Sims, Jimmy Simpson, Anna Sims, Johnny Ray f xj Sinclair, Cheryl Skipper, William Slocum, Linda Smith, Annette Smith, James I Smith, Julie Smith, Linda C. Smith, Linda D. Smith, Marvin Sodcl, John Spence, William Spillers, Linda Spurlock, Kathy Stamper, Connie Stayton, Wanda Storm, Bill Street, Charles ,,.,,, Stump, Sheila Sutton, Judy 2 Tatum, Ken 5, Taylor, Candy 76 .1 Walker, Mike Wall, Mike Wall, Renee Wallace, Linda Ward, Carol Ward, Sandra Warner, James Warren, Deborah Watkins, John Watson, Wedigo Weems, Joyce West, Chester Weston, Sharon White, Betty Whorton, Milton Glen Taylor, Jimmy Taylor, Virginia Temple, Ronnie Terrell, Patricia Terry, Tommy Thomas, Jeffrey Thomas, Paula Thompson, Stanley Traweek, Liufla Tullis, Kathy Turnipseed, Cheryl Turvey, Kathleen Ussery, Fred Vvacle, Billy Wade, Susan I tiff' - , it , , 5, -Q' fir 5,5 L 3, - y -. in V J A mi K! Aj 'k iz- .V ' I I , . 4 4 U wa- 1: V' vi i - V gy Q52 f N ,fe as ii 1 , 555 1, if 5 . I X35 - .., 55' Q -' I W' ?ffl5i'?5 . ,,. Q -- i 'Q -' r I f :W 1 W ff . f' ii isis : fi mf' -W . Q W X A i H' 1 if , i , we ,fi -1 Pictures Unavailable: Gary Cox, Sue Freeman. ,lack Holder, Andy Jenkins, Glenda Keisler, Susan Kennedy. Alice Lowe, Connie McCartney, Clyde Pointer, Judy Pope, KCHCl3 Kay Reed, Gwendolyn Roberts, Rod- rick House, Mary Stuggs, Randy Stotts. Richard Van Zile, Linda Walker, and Harold White. Wood, Linda Sue Yelverton, Margaret Wiggins, Ronnie Wilkinscnli. Fred Williains, Eugene Williams, John Williams, Terry Williamson, Douglas Willizlmstmii, Roy Wlilson, UeAndrea Wilscrri, Sain Wimlmerly, Betty Cay Windham, Dan Wirik, Betty ,lean Wirik, Edgar Woriiaok, Dedria Wlornack. liinda Sue 'Vi Larry Bowling receives the Best Defense award from Coach Lowe-ll Morrison at the annual Relnelette Banquet. Four score and seven years ago . . . E 1 - . e ' A ff' Fzlk 1 ', . , 'K FF Bf' ILM Rl f, . -, 6. K A l X A i Two Seniors view the display vase near the office illustrating Amcri can lliitwry mouth. l Q I can only take so much formaldehyde. School is so much fun. -H! Sophomore Class 0fficers Directing the activities of the sophomore class as officers are Cary Brewster, presidentg Penny Moore, vice-presidentg Nancy Bradley, secretaryg Judy Cates and Dorothy Dodd, representatives. fy s: S 4 F Q Y , if , V , 2 3 f ,Q, P i':3 ' W, ,I f VE, Z , -,Lk 5 Q i In 1 A A it ,K A 'xx Xl X Bailey, Jerry Barkley, Jackie Barnes, Nathan Beard, Jamye Bedenbender, Kelly Beehe, William L. Beene, Richard Bell, Arlen Bennett, ,lo Ann Bennett, Diane Adams, Margie Adams, Patsy Alexander, Mackie Alford, James Harold Alford, Joyce Ancling, Cherry Anding, Martha Anzelmo, Anthony Armstrong, Susan Arrant, James Ashley, Wainwright Ates, Dorothy Austin, Bruce Auttonberry, William Avery, Emily Bevans, Barbara Bishop, Kathy Black, Carol Blazier, Allen Booth, Bruce Booth, Judy Boudreaux, Irma Bourg, Geraldine Bowden, Richard Boyd, Eva Mae Bradley, Nancy Brewster, Cary Brister, Lynn Browder, Rita Brown, Bertha f x f r Q' N' 5 , Q Q f il Y , li 3 Q o .,, 'M , 1- , I --dfiiif , J ivy I, ,gi V' Childress, Sammy Clark, Brett Clark, Johnny Coats. Linda Cobb, David Coleman, Nore Collins, Ginger Colvin, Cynthia Compton, Cary Compton, Linda ww rr x W Brown, Susan Burkett, Robert Burrows, Melvin Burson. Tommy Caldwell, Frances Calhoun, Roger Calvert, Danny Calvert,,.ludy Camp, Sandy Capers, Linda Caples, Katie Carey. Charlene Carroll, Brenda Cash, Marion V at if . . . ' 5 an . V 36 fa W ? o -3 K fi 4 ' f C 'S , 1 ,E i ,j gvk ,S -.'ii F Q., fly .J ' il of as asia, i 'S D' Q aw 1 82 4C W Q 4, Cook, Marie Cooper, Tina Copeland, Tommy Coronado, Dorothy Cotton, Johnny Cowart, Alan Craftfijlifton Crain, Vicki Crockett, Richard Crowe, Douglas Crowell, Charles Cummings, Benny Cupples, Randy Curry, Ginger Davis, Aaron X lfli Davis, Maudine Davis, Robert Davis, Ronnie Deuson, Marvin DeFenbaugh, Norma Delrio, Josephine Denton, Julia DcRosia, Robert Dingler, .lohn Dingler, Sally Dison, Beth Dison, Eddie ,' Dodd, Dorothy Q Doolittle, Patricia Douthit, Loronzie Evans, Dianne Evans, Ronnie Eyre, Steve Ezell, Benny Fant, Jeff F arace, Phillis 1 Ferlicca, Mike Fincher, Vernon Fleming, Charlotte Fleming, Doris Fletcher, Larry Ford, Donna Fortenbcrry, Ann Foster, Billy Foster, Brenda Downing, Beverly Ducote, Bill Dulaney, John Duncan, Gerry Durham, Karen Eady, Clyde Easterling, Mack Edgar, Richard Edwards, Glennx Ellefson, Peggy ECL J f at 3 ffiilf -' v R Foster Charles Foster, Gail Foster, Jimmy Foster, Marsha Foster, Ruby Fowler, Jiffy Fox, Jack Fox, Sheryl Franks, Donna Franks, Jack Frith, Wanda Frost, Brenda Frost, Freddie Frost, Shannon Futch, Dianne Filtch, Janie Gallaspy, Glenn Gates, Butch Gates, Dianne Gates, Judy .... K J ig' .i i A ' I if Q Q aiiinh. . , J W as ., , age fm A -4.1 , , X .,, ,g . :X ff , ,ie W S w x 4 r. is Q ., Q, 7 i ' Franks, Mike Frantom, Sue Frantom, Teresa Fredericks, Jeanette Freeman, Terry ,a is A ,, 5 , J fs ' R Q Q. x we ' Gates, lLottie Gillingham, Evelyn Gist, Connie Golson, Glenn Golson, Roslyn Gonzalis, Toni Graff, Janice Graham, Bonnie Grantham, Hamp Gray, Dianne Green, Janice Green, John Green, Richard Greene, Johnnie Gregory, Odie R is Gregory, Tommy Sue Griggs, Suellen Grubbs, Mitchell Coleman Guess, Betty Sharon Hackworth, ,limmy Wayne Haisty, Billy Bay Haley, James Keith Hall, Allen Hall, Blanche Hall, John Edwin Hammett, Beverly Hammond, Sandra Hancock, Mary .lean Hargrove. Dianne X Harper, Barbara Heath, Billy Hebert, Glenda Hendricks, Cynthia Hennen, Jerry Henry, Charlene Henry, Sheryl Hern, Thomas Hibbits, Lodema Hightower, Cheryl Hilborn, Kathy Hill, Betty .lean Hinton, Glenn Hinton, Maxine Hollis, Mary Hollis, Missy 4, : , XM X 1 - Harris, Doyle Hatten, Elizabeth Harvard, Renae Hayden, Johnny Hays, Martha Ann Hays, Mary .lane Heard, Betty Heard, Charlotte Hearn, Dickie Hearn, Gregg ...f-4 Jones, Andy Jones, David Jordan, Clint Jordan, Sylvia Kelley, Theresa Kelly, James Kemp, Barbara Kennedy, Saundra Kersh, Lauren Ketchell, .lerlgwgf Holstead, Butch Holstead, Charle Holton, Mary' Howell, Don a Howze, Bob Howze, Steve Huckaby, Elaine Huff, Tommy Humphreys, Larry Hunt, Bill Huntsman, Freddy Hutson, Freddy Hux, Joan Jackson, Cherie Johnson, James 1 Ketchell, Mikefjf King, Lee King, Jerryy Kirby, Richard Kirchoff, Sylvia Kirkland, Truman Koserog, Eddie Kozel, Shelley Lacey, Alton Lairscey, Travis Landreaux, Nancy Landry, Bill Lambert, Don Lambert, Joe Lawrence, Phillip Lee, Buddy Lee, Kenny Lee, Linda Kay Lee, Mar Beth Lenard, B nnie Lenard, Connie Lenard, -Richard Lester, David Lewis, Alanna Lewis, Gary' Lewis, Sandra Liggin, Bren Lillo, Jerry Little, Joh Loftin, Earl McDaniel, Mary McDonald, Joe McDowell, Donnax McDuffie, Doalgg McDuffie, Vicki McGee, Shellia McGraw, Janie McGrew, Linda McLemore, Ann McLem0re, J an McLendon, Clyde McMullen, Brenda Mann, Becky Marshall, Melvin Martin, Charry 'E il l i A ,. 1 B : ,. Z L fi l M M er M .W ., , . in A,, : Y : .2 , E B L alle n My ssns -1 4 3 ,K 'Lx ,, f Wg, , If . S Q ,ZI Vi ' NZ r A f ii iiif' -,'e: I l M M ii B l a e M Q ieee aee Long, Preston Ludwig, Linda McBeth, Mike McBroom, Jimmy McClung, Peggy McCormick, Glenda McCoy, Kathy McCra1y, Bonnie McCurry, Daniel McDaniel, Clinton 1 i l -1 4 88 4 'vw 'bf I li t o if X Miller, Cindy Miller, George Miller, Phillip Millettc, John Mizell, Jerry Mobley, Bonnie Moody, James Moore, Kathy Moore, Kay Moore, Penny .3 Q Q e: t rf ,r 5 ., 'W fm U 3 K ,ga-1,--if Ya- Martin, Richard Martin, Sharon Martin, Tanya Marzula, Sammy Mathis, Belinda Mauldin, Wayne May, Barbara May, Billy May, Donald May, Ken Mayfield, Charles Mayfield, Dehbie Maza, Linda Meredith, Garland Miles, Jack H? Moreau, Brenda Morris, James Mosley, John Murphy, Johnny Murphy, Patsy Murrs fleorge Myatf av ly Myat' Borga Myers, Johnny Nappier, Troy Naron, Darrel Nelson, Earl Nelson, Kathy Netherland, Stanley Newcombe, Marion Newcomer, Bobb Nicholson, Diane Nolan, Linda Nordan, James Nurdan, Richard Norman, David Norris, Ellen Nugent, Gary Odom, Barbara Opiel, David Osburn, .Joann Owens, Andy Owens, John Owens, Phillip Pace, Shirley ie Sue Sfflfh Lee f Lf, ,V ,K , r ,,,, il if I sh- ' J J ' ' ' N 'gg R F H5 J 4? , Perry, Vivian Peterson, Brenda Pettis, James Phillips, Rita Pinckard, James Pincka: 'Iary Pirk , , itnH1,'JL 'y insell, George gton, Janice Powell, James Propes, Wanda Pruett, Marvin Purvis, Marianne Ramsey, Elvis 3 .r Painich, William Pardue, Roger Parker, Pat Parker, Sylvia Parks, Dannye Parrot, .James Pauley, Judy Pearson, Erick Pearson, Karl Pennington, Don nie wh fl f Roberts, Lane Roberts, Sandra Rogers, Judy Russell, Dianne Russell, Randy Russell, Tommy Sandifer, Sonny Sanford, Ronnie Sawyer, Bill Sconyers, Joe Randell, Steve Rankin, Don Rawls, Odie Ray, Beth Ray, ,lan Ray, Shelby Rayner, Darryl Redding, Mike Redding, Patricia Reeves, Brenda Reynolds, Cheryl Reynolds, Doyle Rhone, Robert Rigal, Linda Riggin, Frances Sharp, Carolyn Shelton, David Shively, Ken Shurley, Billy Ray Silman, Gary Simmons, Gloria Simmons, Judy Ann Simmons, mdy Sims, Pam Singleton, Eddie Slaton, Jimmy Smith, Greg Smith, ,lo Ann Smith, Mike Smith, Robert 90 ' .al.......1. Smith, Roh Snowden, Donald Speights, Charles Spell, Gail Spence, Mary Ann Spillers, Albert Spillers, Charles Spillers, Eddie Spillers, Faye Stancil, Billie Stellman, Jerry Stell, Judy Stephens, Dianne Stevens, Larry Stewart, Loy 'si Q tif Tennison, Clifton Thompson, John Thurston, Dathyl Tidwell, Cary Tillman, Cary Tippen, Keith Tisdale, Bonnie Tolhird, Mildred Tompkins, Lynda Towery, Linda Traylor, Linda Trichel, Kristin Tullis, Jane Voss, .ludy Waldroup, .lan , Y R it eg, X I , on az - ' Stone, Penny Stotts, Standra Stovall, Ashley Strange, Carol Street, Ruth Sweet, Fred Taylor, Benny Taylor, Orvill Tedford, Linda Temple, Billy 47 If aiz fi? 'Y rf Q IQ' , K K if M , A , on l ::- ' ii R Q '35 ., ,a Wilder, Sherry Williite, Jimmy Wilkinson. Kenneth Willianis, Cary Williamson, Beverly Willoughby, Fay , . ., ,. , ,, ., F. ,, fe., -fy - , L i t Q 9 if if J r i i Q 'eg 4, ' ir as , l. r t f ie-e X, ,, . .W ,ia 'V' W. 'ff 3 iv as Q -J f .f as-, Wilson, Frances '1:.:,L-. , Wilson, Ken ' Wilson, Jean Wilson, Larry VX AL 1 .3 : l1-r - ' ...V Q I- K V A af - W. lv WF' f X ff M i gr h iiii f Av vt, I : I A V ,,,. Young, Charles Younse, Tommy Sutton, Bobby Walker, Larry Walker, Randall Walker, Priscilla Wall, Johnny Wallace, Ann Ware, Jimmy Ware, Richard Watson, Don Weems, Gloria Wheeler, Bearl White, Larry White, Vivian Whitehead, Sherry Wiggins, Carrall Wilhanks, Wanda . ,KL . . k ,fe to -1 , agaelzfv'-ifei , : 1 , o ' I Wilson, V. O. Windham, Mike Wink, Sara Witherington, Jimmy Womack, Cheryl Womack, Cary Works, Ann Worley, Carolyn Yates, Tiny Young, Donna .. Pibfsg , , ::. 'SYS lin 2, a fa 3 was S M 4, RK if - Hs . ' ak? U' as sf Y., 4 Q af ,, gig I ,- - , l . , ,,,, H 'W ' . 4 W F ak ik 911' ,N . aw, i. 5 , .Y K we I ., All , I ' ,Aw C J an U PICTURES lfXAV:XILABLE: it it K ' sniff -ifgifsf v, Jimmie Alford, George Anzeltno, Larry Ashley, Darla Butler. Jerry Croft. Nathan Dollar, La- tricia Hart, Quentin Johnson, Robert Jones, liarbara Knighten, Bill Langston. Billy Maza, John Miller. Mike Moore. Glenn Roberts. Santly Salley, Clauclis Smalling, Vllilliarn Voss, Billy Wliley, Gerald Wfoinack, and Pat Zuber. fivbt,-, The campus after first lunch shift storm. The Rebelettes' powder puff football game proved quite hilarious. Q, Dorinda Rogers, portraying Aunt Sophia in the Senior Play, rocked the audience with laughter. Aaron, Linda ,lean Aaron. Mary Acree. Lillian Acree. l,in1la Aclay. Elizabeth Alford. .lean Albritton. Michael Allbritton. ,linnny Allen. Katherine Allen. Ronald Allen. Vivian -Xnders. Jinnny Arrant. Bruce Aswell. James Aulds. Donald Averett. Marsha Bagwell. Danny Bailey. Mellma Baines, Claude Bamhurg, ,loan Bamhurg. Vivian Barfoot. Susan Barker, Hovyard Barlow, David Barney, Billye Barton, Diane Barr, Danny Bass, Robert Bassett, Ronnie Bassett, Ruth Battillo, Ronnie Bayles, Freddy Beard, Virginia Bearden, Belinda Bedenbender, Larry Bedgood, Marilyn Beelne, Bikki Bennett, Rebecca Berry. Adrian Bingham, Melba Binns, Christine Bird. Ricky Black, .ludy Boggs, ,lake Bonnett, .larnes Bonnctt, Linda Bonnette, Janice Boultingliou se, Denny 4? .43 18' . t ' I .r .J 5 git ,Qc-vw! eq!-Q S! A ' f 12 1 xt l B 96 . .3 mit +- 5 m r-wtf '- ? ! av! , W: Zh Q ., K if gg , Q 41 tl 4' U P la Q t W M ' if 6? . fs kt Boulware, Rohert Bounds, Billy Bowden, Cathy Bowling, Tommy Boyd, Rohert Brady, Marilyn Brakefield, Harold Brashears, Linda Bridges, William Brister, Brister, Brooks Danny Wanda Cleve Brooks, ,limmy Brown, Eddie Brown, George Brown, John Ellen Brown, Kathy Brown, Rosemary Buchan, Wayne Buchanan, Nancy Buckley, Cheryl Burdeaux. Dennis Burkett, ,lohn Burnett, Fae Burnett, Jeff Burnett, Ray Butler, Bonnie Butler, D. Wayne Butler. H. Wayne Butler, Paulette Butler, Sylile Bynum, Dale Byrd, Penny Caldwell, Doug Calhoun, Don Calhoun, Jerry W. Calhoun, Madeline Calloway, Glenn Campbell, Roy Cannon, Sandra Caraway, Darrell Carey, Pat Carlton, Kathy Carter, Judith Carter, Judy Carpenter, Thomas Chambless, Jerry Chamhless, Sharon Chapman, Dennis Chapman Eugene Chapman, Joyce Chapman Lena Chapman Michel Cheeks, George Cheeks, Victor Chilton, Charles Christie, Eddie Christy, Plessey Clark, Lesley Clark, Steve Clowers, Linda Coates, Gail Coates, Johnny Cofield, Sue Cole, Brenda Cole, Randy Coles, llc-nda Cook, Jerry Cooksey, Katherine Cootes, Catherine Cooper, Bill Corbin, Linda Corley, .lames Corrie, Le'Sann Cotton, Jerry Couch, Brenda Cowan. Dotty Cox, Thomas Crain, Betty Crawley, Donald Creech. Kathy Crew, David Crew, Mark Culp, Patsy Cummings, Donald Cummings, Ronald Dana, .lean Danna, Terry Davis, Betty Davis, Carey Davis, Charles Davis, Fay Davis, Irma' Davis, Robert Day, Charles Delacerda, James -V A-71 I ' I f .-::-- 1-L: ik JC rg!-Lux! -fl , . ,. ,gg ,QF , E ,,, . H25 Y 5 I ,,,, ,E ' 1 K -f f , fr a A w e 11 i tx t Q it W, , xg Q Q it , A 4: K' .. , We -- ff 5 ffm, ' ,gf ,p i 2 35 l D WV . g i .., 4. bi , C x 5 2 at 1, .tg ' I k i 5, ,,. fa J i ar Q a x , -rttaa 4 if ., . - gf V i t - L I , . ff' 34 1 - l 1 -NN ,K ,nf X .. D4 N MX VNU' , fs- 5 4 Sa- yi if T v 4 J J' 4' terr Q J , gg K is Wk Delaeerda, Sammy DeLancy, Rita Denham, Lee Derrick, Ledell Dew, Scott Dison, Marilyn Doerner, Sandy Dorman, Jimmy Dorteh, Lannie Douglas, Johnny Douglas, Charles Douthit, Libby Downey, Bill Downs, Patricia Driskill, Debra Duffy, Myra Jean Duke, Lillie Duncan, Elmus Farris Dunn, Donna Dunn, John Eaves, Lane Ellerhe, Mary Elliott, Pamela Endsley, Skippy Epler, George Estess, Brenda Evans, Larry Evans, Shirley Everitt, Jane Farley, Gerry Farnell, Benny Feazel, Barry Ferlieea, Dale Fleming, Michael Flint, Linda Fontana, Tommy Fookes, Louise Ford, Lewis Foster, Glen Foster, Phyllis Foster, William Franklin, David Franks, Jackie Franks, Ronald Frazier, Darrell Freeman, Linda Freeman, Shirley Frith, Marshall Frost, Irene Frost, Jerry Frost, Shelvie Fulford, Johnny Fuller, Jerry Futch, Tom Gallagher, .lolin Gallien, Kenneth Gaskin, Violet Gatlin, Linda George, Anna Gewin, Janis Gilliert, Jackie Gist, Bernard Goldsberry, Michael Golsby, Shirley Golson, Terri Govang, Frances Goza, Vicky Graham, Nita Graham, Shirley Grant, Evelyn Green, Johnny Green, Stanley Griffin, Dejuana Griffin, Sandra Grubbs, Donny Gullett, .limmy Hackworth, Joyce Hair, Sybil Haley, Linda Hall, .lames Hamilton, Hank Hamilton, Thomas Harbor, David Harrelson, Twyla Harris, Alice Harris, lo Ann Harris, Michael Harrison, William Hart, Lynn Hasenplaugli, Linda Hathaway, Robert Hawthorn, Wallace Hayden, Paula Haynes, Johnny Haynes, Sue Head, Brenda KfiSs', WP. XF 9211 3 ,e x 'X 5 Mag, . X, . - 3, 1. mf , Hs' ,ef-f -Z X, jx Q w ine.. . fix, l A X 'W 2 F311 4 'SX buff AA A A' 49 5 , ,llv j Ag F ,Li K , A , A , A A ' V- i ' aff' D :' A , All L 'L' gl' , ' 1, ' A 5 1- 5 ' ' ,, :il , X A 'S , ' ,, lf g ' . ' A. .7 ' J ,- ' B A 'L'L W V ' D 1 ,f is L .L 'Y A H kyi g X I 5 - -M , .W . ,, 1 .rf SY if w xg ...Qi ,- A ' E Q K, U sr A A . ly E D e l 1 iff af M D by K5 '17, N Head, Vicki Heard, Diane Hearne, Carol Hemphill, Danitta Hemphill, Janet Henderson, Cynthia Henderson, Pamela Hendrix, Gloria Henry, Daryl Henry, Laura Hicks, Ioycie Hilburn, Sandra Hill, Kathleen Hill, Millie Hinton, Jo Ann Hite, Brenda Hobbs, Sandra Hodge, Laura Hoffman. Sharon Hogan, Sandra Hollingsworth, Jay Hollis, Gerald Hollis, Jerri ' Hollis, Trudy Holloway, Robert Holloway, Steven Holstead, Judy Holstead, Sally Holtzclaw, Gwen Hooks, Cleve Hopkins, Lester Horne, Gwynell Howard, David Howard, Howie Howell, Floyd Howell, Rhonda Huckaby, Gary Hudson, Carol Hulsey, Sandra Hummel, Beverly Idom, Weldon Ivey, Dianah Jackson, Brenda Jackson, Debbie Jackson, Rodney Jacola, Craig Jester, James Jester, Wade Johnson, Benuit Johnson Donald Johnsonz Doug Johnson, Emmett Johnson Noel 7 Johnson, Samuel Johnston, Jan Joiner, Ann Jones, Brenda Jones, Irene Jones, Sue Jones, Way'1non Kavanauuli. Obie Kelley, Kelley, Kelley, Kenned Kilman, Charles Miehael Patsy y, Victor Linda Kimball, Judy King, Cordell King, Harry Kirby, Keith Kirkland, Carey Knighten, Jimmy Knox, Kathy Krouskup, Karon Kyle, Cordelia Lambert, Jenny Lawman, Katheryn Lawn, Katheryn Ledlow, Lewis Lenard Lenard , Brenda , Carol Lenard, Charles Lenard, Ella Lenard , Linda Lenard, Nancy Lenard, Terry Lewis, Dian Lewis, Devon Lewis, Johnny Lewis, Ricky Lewis, Sharon Lindsay, Douglas Lindsay. Judy Liner, Claudia Littleton, Sandra Lively, Kenneth gf 1 Q o n ,W p JrJ I 3 I l' 3 Jil 9 F , e as .i 'L V ,Q V , ' 5 f ,J A 5 . ,vi 95, lf' ,f an- Q sfpgx af, ,lu in Sas 1 - HF' .3 J fx .. ,A MK if , 11 W , f ix ,L , i FN it all X if 1 4-gy 1' 'Zi' isa--ni. 5 PM M ., war f exif' M it ! fog' ,Es .- J, J .,,.,, ,ffm - 4 , - eeie J ..., Sn. .Jr ' f 5 ' ,X E , , xii-., it Si, i X tx va as , ,-,X 9' il . .ffzj I ,J if ' J gg 1' if if if ,, , 4 ,. V in J., zb- wt t . g-, :N Z. ' L:A? A l, VL.L t . 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Charles Parker, Gwen Parker. Patsy Paschal, Nolan Pate, Mary Patrick, Dennis Patrick, Leon Pauley, Johnny Payne, Rodney Pearson, Alicia Pearson, Billy Pennington, Cecil Peddy, Terry Perry, Raymond Phillips, Bill Phillips, Hazel Pierce, Helen Plunk, Wayne Poche, Raymond Powell, Richard Powell, Wayme iam!!! , Q H' W 5 i 'W' frilly., Q53 E wc! I t 1 1 1 3, I. an , Lg?::.p Q K ,,., rr., . y i s l L ,,.. . f ,.-r-an s 3 uw -- in ,ffm A 4 A ' ' ww . Af nf ,. . Hz i t i,,, 13 A I , , , . , ,.,, my ky. Q A v Y ' ,.,, 1 ffl , H Mfr Q-, it V iii if , Q V ' is M Q I H 'W af Self 15' , ., ff . K ..LL , 5: 2 1 rl 1 -at -: ':' , 8 if wiki f he it 5 Z' 5 5 I 1 if t 'ii ellt - ' f1l'fA' J Q Vyw, H .'.2 1, Wx ff d- H af 1 ,fa tl Al ,., v ' R jj, WA, WV,: 1 Yi 1 N' -.41 L. V S K ft V N ., 5 We 3? if 4-X nw E 'V , k JM g S 4' , eeele , ii h ,,- . Z, ig., 'Y l 5 5-I Na I. lx! K 0 , L5 N.. i ' I ft it ft , X ,Q fa v d ,5 Y ff' . We . 2. ' 5 Proffer, Sharon Propes, Linda Purdy, Jessie Quarles, Linda Quimhy, Nan Ragland, Ribh Rainey, Dianne Randall, Cayle Rankin, Ann Rankin, Linda Rawls, Mary Ray, Betty Ray, Rose Redding, Charley Redding, Jane Reeves, Kenneth Reeves. Virginia Reighney, Mary R1-itzanime-r, Rovky Rhodes, Danny Rhodes, Steve Rice, Donald Rive, Fred Richardson, Richard Rohert Eldred Robert, Roger Roberts, Freddy Roberts, Russell Rogers, Beverly Rogers, Henry Rogers, Larry Ronquille, Marvelle Roy, David Roye, Flora Russell, ,lo Ann Ryder, Clinton Salishury, Jerry Sawyer, Sue Saxon, Mary Schanks, Norma Sehenipf, Mary Schooley, Danny Scott, Benson Seale, Richard SL-nn, Cary Sevier, Charlene Sharp, Wayne Shepherd, George Shields, Ann Simmons, Lilly Simmons, Lyneta Simms, NVayne Sinclair, Jeannie Slaton, Sandra Smith, David Smith, Martha Smith Randall Smith, Thomas Smith, Waymon Snowdon, Betty Sommer-ville, James Spence, Rebecca Spencer, Stephen Spillers, Brenda Spillers, Patsy Springfield, Irvin Spurloek, Ruth Staggs, Ovis Stancill, .lames Stanlield, Donald Stansell, Sandra Stennett, Kenneth Stevens, Carol Stovall, Gloria Strozier, Herbert Stuart, Earl Sullivan, Bobby Sullivan, Bonnie Sullivan, C. H. Sullivan, Kenneth Sullivan, Roger Taylor, Charlotte Taylor, Cheryl Taylor, Mike Terry, Virginia Tettleton, Betty Tharpe, Lynn Thomas, Dorothy Thomas .lohnny Thomas, Nancy Thomason, Thompson, Thompson Thompson Thompson, Thompson v Sue Carol Dale Jeannie Peggy Ronnie K o n ,fx 3 lb Z! .- L , M v t , .,.. 5 A, . ,..- Aiiftf ' .S 1 'F f is iiii f - ifiltiilfgi so fifki as A T fi at 5 l as t ,-f- H it - I , A x ki V .k,k ,QIQQ , 3 ' 1 ,. .. Q I i al K 35 mfr-if ev il at I I fs fl sv? A fu? Q . 1' I g if 'ge' ' Q. Y sf 1 I, r':2r if Q5 5 .fr l06 h Thompson, Terry Thrasher, Brenda Tillman, David Tolbird, Patsy Ann Tolbird, Stanley Towefy, .limmy Wayne Travis, Travis, Tullos, Tullos, Glenn Sarah Glenda Sue Jimmy Turner, John Turner, Melissa Katherine Tyler, Stephen Allen Underwood, Faye Van Zile, Peggy Wade, Wade, Mike Sharon Waggoner, Billy Waldrop, Janell Vlfalker, Clyde Roy Wallac e, Patricia Wall, Donald Ward, Ware, Mary Beth Martha Lynn Waren, Donald Warner, Shirley Webh, White, White, Wliite, White, White, Penny Allen Betty Sue Brenda Garland Shirley Ann ead, Donna Whiteh Whitlock, Kitty Wiggins, Ann Wilcockson, Judy Wilhite, Odie Ray Willhite, Billy Wilker son, Pamela Williams, Douglas Williams, Hayward Williams, .limmy Williams, Joe Wayne Williams, Johnny Williams, Larry E. Williams, Lynn Williamson, Carloyn Willingham, .lohn Willis, Diane Wilson, David Wilson, Jane Wilson, Steve Witherington, Judy Wolf, Steve Woods, Tina Worley, Joyce Wyles, Gary Wyles, Sheila Yates, Cathy Yates, Walter York, Joe Young, Jimmy Young, Fay Young, Wanda Zuber, Ronald s , ,f+4i7a?iE ,gy PICTURES UNAVAILABLE Adrian Earl Allen, Thomas Delaney Almond, Susan Baxter, Edna Boyte, Gloria Brown, Kathy Faye Brown, Sybil Brown, Dennis Bryant, Juanita Childress, Ronnie Charney, David Lee Cosby, Rita Creech, Johnny Edward Crow, Vicki Ryan Daily, Sheila Domino, Jerry Lynn Dowdy, Ruth Margaret Dycus, Kenneth Blake Elee, Elton Ellis, Odell Walton Ellis, Ronald Evans, Michael Franklin, Jeanette Frith, Gary Lee Gibson, Michael Glenn Harnes, Gerald David Head, David Henderson, Roy Hendrix, Tim Hinton, Judy Gail Kirkpatrick, Bula Gayle Jenkins, Jerry Wayne Lambert, Huey Lawrence Lowery, Dennis Charles McMichael, Charles Raiford, Carolyn Read, Richard Denton Schoonover, Vktor Roy Simmermuker, Daniel Michael Smith, James lvey Smith, Travis Wayne Smith, Raymond Spires, James Stamper, Kathy Stevens, Wren Stevenson, Glenda Lois Sullivan, Linda Sue Taylor, Glen Raymond Tid- well, Jimmy Wallace, Milton Eugene Ward, Malcom Williams, Randy Young I wonder what's going on in that dark room? t J ug V -eye T by 4 W rg ,,,,, , 7' :lv if My ,V i 'FF Q 5 f i 'iw-'fl You can't foo l around in Mrs. Ber- gerorfs p hy s i c s class. I suppose he expects us to lvcliew he really built it from an crector SCI. ix Relrulettcs decorate for foot hall banquet in tliewafeteriu r 4' L, 'V-:.,..g.' Linda who ? ,X u ' W A Mu, AQ ' typical swne in fixth pcriud publivzltimxf. 5 ,A , E if f . This yearbook will NEVER get out. You upffn that history hook or f-lse! IP.kLN,I1l4, ull nf mu 111-uszlrxt-. The Year That The Graduating Class of 1951- held its first reunion on November 7, 1964, at the Highland Park Country Club. Sixty class members along with their husbands and wives as well as the WMHS faculty attended. The ultimate goal of this reunion was to plan and organize a permanent alumni assoeiation. The theme, M54 The Year That Was! , was depicted in graduation memoirs and souvenirs. -va t w e s T , l 15:3 Q 1' A ,gf 5: ' ,kai 5 , J Y A I .Q li k .QF 4 I i The planning committee, composed of class members who still make their home in West Monroe, worked long and hard to make this first reunion a success. Was missin EVENTSWACCIDENTS w Q gl E l 'Q 5 Q15 rl 'T ggi i Children of the first grucluatillg 1-lass of WYGSI Q L LZ 1' Monroe High. I LL 1 ' I 2' J ff Q F 5'-515 , 3 n CU' DITCH I Two former teachers of West Monroe High School, Mrs. Glenda Ezell and Mrs. ,lean Halsell along with Mr. Bra- ley and Mr. Mangum look over We-sl Monroc's first yearbook. Aunt Sophia played by Dorinda Rogers and Mrs. Murdock fjeannie Nolenj try to revive Erma. Seniors of '65 Jon Hattnway as Yami lrypnotizvs Erma. playsd by Renvo Polier, in an 1-ffort to find thc Tigor ivf'f'kiill'f'. Erma lRene6 Votierj inquires of Mack fPeyton Wi1SflH3 if he has found the Tiger while Arthur fBi11 Johnson? and Aunt Sophia fDorinda Rogvrsi listen. I I2 Present the Play 'Tiger House' in-Y Erma und A rthur discover the seeret room behind the fireplace Peggy, portrayed hy Jamie Corley, Says Flu- is leaving hef-uuse of the mysterious happenings in Mystery Manor. The audience for the first night performance waits excitedly for the second act. ' M, MLM Q QW M f ,MM W Q51 ig fa! QJXQAZQ. XMLJ , ZR' I 1 5, 4 ,M v L , FEATURES Nvisps of feathery clouds float across the morning sky g Clouds of beauty and strength fill youth's morning sky with joy and hope of days yet to come. OST HANDSOM Larry Bowlmg . ,Af .... . - - ':- 1, in . ,i ,-.1glmi'1? ':'w.'.s-QQ 9fa -- Q f 1 1 A QzzfL:f?W,. K H ,, V- .YQ V . ..,, - I , ' ' 11 ' Q. .N f . i w W fl. K 7 'ik ' n f id? www I 2 . E 1 - - Q -' ,ae ' ff' ' 7 53 -.,::,-f , 'zi p - i-Hsu, ' Q 4 1 F ' 1. g V A ' , , A 4 N 5, y . if MOST HANDSOME Danny Perkins mf 1 'ls L 3 '32, w '59 2 9:39 11 , Nfiifn .Q , ' F ' ., fx- GW! f, Y MOST BEAUTIFUL Miss Jayne Wallace F Y' 1 , . V Larry Bowling, seen often around the Journulisnx department, helps to meet a dead- line. Bill Bates lends a helping head. Everyday Vlews . . . Always ready to smile, Jayne Wallace gets caught by the camera during journalism class. ffmt, 1 A familiar sight around WMHS is sprinter Danny Per- kins. pruvtic-ing for track inevts. swf f 2 2 .A l , , . ' , X 1 it X 'Lh' ' uf .ff W w Q 45 fff 5? 'W 5? . rf, fi gf: V 1 V .f ' Chip Thompson L4 ' J if! E I L 1- ,4 iq M-MM ww--f : A 1 .7 ff FZ .-:gm - Z, 525114525 Qi .fi A f'E'z'w if-fw1m.,, f-,,.fg,,. . ., 1 f-,k :fig-,V - K 2 4 Je Wes Peyton Wllson L W 4454 'exif V K... 6 Q if ,, 'fy 1,55 Z. Av' an ' ff ' rl xx mL,W, h ,L g .A Q my VL ff? n, , M- . 1 ,A ff ,, X 3, . ,VVV I 1 I 7, , M, . 4 f Miss Helen Gore -ab' Q' .Q !5 X w , , , , ,i,,,,kf,,,iVi2g ' , 3 A Q f T X J' 'Y Miss Jenny Hattaway A xl' xt 1 4 yw V ' A 65 1, ' F, 4 vzsifgiii :Q X. gi Miss Cheryl Thompson sf. , W, 4 ws 1 H, f,x -' , ,f H ' 31, y ' Q: Q, 1 Miss Linda Williams Miss Jerrie Winters Nlr. and Miss West Monroe High School Sharuil exhibits l'IliilIISillSlIl for thc- Rciwis ut ai baskotbzlll game. Hr. and Miss WNIIIS rp-Tux in tile' giliiiulivz' uffivc. Ll plum- thi-y frequent Often. Hr,-ie Sammy proves his fame as WMHS's star basket hull player. Q., ,,A, ffl' ,a 'fl 4' +, y 1 1 Q I 5 , s e.0,,,'ff,,,' , f'fIi ' J'-J Mm ffm? wb f ' '. ,M , ff gfzJf,1i A he , Sharon Harrelson Sammy Brewster 3 4 1 3 , V5 1 'Nw K W '..'- ww, ,,.. -0 I H Vi! M1 EQ ,si fi 4 3 was uf if ww xi' Y K sf: 3 QM ' wifi? 5 as 'v 5 F1 5 iff 3 A? Q , V 4 ' ' ' L ff gf ' , A N Mg W Z9-fi? ' K ,X JL ,,L,-dff'bf V' ,ff f ffl if JV? VD f ' fr X ll N-dl Duvld Edgar ' M. W.-. Barble Spence 'img W ' K ' W-9EZi'iWi5ii5f9 AJC - J v, f I iff y , fl' Wil! I u I i if i' ff f v 1 x , xw. ,ua L6 'L Vff Q , 9 ,Q 1 Q .341 gx, l x 'I K S 5. is I , Xi 3 h N .2 , K .,, f an , H K P J QL V 4 Q 'xx Efttgxf ws X I ,Yin ' fix N , e S w 2 sf, . r-W!f'f'Qf.r?bv'2hav J : X h SKY. ' 'N 1 W' -Q: 1 N3 if L xp, Nat f 'Xi y Sw' bs' '.S.a5?x u'fM'1'L Q -V f -i K --' V Q 5. 1 ,frm A wx -,ini tv 3 f. y - s -X s Q K ,A 'W ix A ' ' W L I . 158 h B2 y K vi NP ' .Q . ' , , .X T .QW 4 , - tri .x Q . I -16.1 ' i ' ' , 1 I Y? K5 ' . ,- X 4, M' X if 1 5? ' if AT . ' ,fm-f xi K Y , . Q H 'fix ,g W X' XYQX 1 . X. fx A f V Nf ' 'ffm 7:kQ2'5 ff m x l ,L , um .wh 31, X',.? I, X ME .RFQ Kai f wi, 6 N . -i ii' , ,Q 'Q' f1fv'LQl, X6 a Y .4 fi' - f: ,4,f -. lyk w ,. , ,Q-il-, .k aw?- V ,Ny I serif 2' f an -1 1 . 155 5 fi wxwi 1 34 5 1 X KKK 3 A 39 15' si --f' 'R M ff ' .ff ff X isa J W' Kpwvffj, JJZLMAJ Q We B uf? W, ,Wg ex, , frwdlji M ., Mm? wwf' ., dfwjww ' ,gy lfZc,fL4e.Z1f!ffL Wyre C' WA JI-iff rte B 'W JUNIOR 'Z Becky Harper Pete lea Underclass B Beauties and Handsomes . ,via-'A' S0g QMORE Ann 'Torten Brewster B'BBt' B ' , . . . B fle'SSl B WIIIIGMS 5' wi' 4- ,--, l34 'V JUNIOR Sharon Weston Clifton Dopson Underclass Favorites Lk. - HDR if E x SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN Kathy Hilbarn Joe Sconyers Kathy Brown Billy Foster s. M ,-W dl X Good Citizens Sharon Harrelson Sammy Brewster VIPE OUBC GIRLS' STATE Jayne Wallace, Dec Nvinn, Sharon Harrelson Nam-y Jordan, and Alivv Haynes LEADERSHIP BOY'S STATE 3 ay Mullins. Sammy llrcwsivr. and Earl Cascy xxllllllf' Hvuud. Newspape-rg Linda Mcljanell. Lilwrar Jnrmlan. X1-arlmolx 5 g Nauvy Outstanding Nancy Jorcluifs smiling face and friendly personality have guided her through a siivcessfiil senior year at WXIHS. tfo-editor of the yearbook, reporter for thc Rellelettes, and treasurer of the Honor Society ure only u few of her accomplishments. Friendly and courteous, Jimmy Aulds has ac- complished much in his high school years. As a basketball lettermun and president of the Senior class, .limmy has set 21 shining example for his fellow students. Football, grades, and photography are only a few l of the things, Terry Lewis has excelled in. His determination has enabled him to meet success in almost everything he has attempted. Whitty Hood and Earl Casey served as co-editors of Allie Rebel Dis- patch. With their talent for Writing and flair for individuality these boys have successfully completed their senior year. QM . Seniors ..-Q Sharon Harrelson and Sandy Barnes did much to support the Rebel A N. teams this year---Sharon as a varsity fheerltadrr and Sandy is uce s .nnn nnn A- A pleasing personality, subtle wit, and good sportsmanship characterize David Fragala. Through hard work and long practice, he has been an outstanding figure in track this year. , 'Q 1-Vol? president of the Relielettes. Intelligent frifndly and tourteous both of these girls will lie remembered for many yeirs at WMHS Sammy Brewster's leader- ship ahility and willing- ness to work have been proven many time this year. He served as stu- dent council president, lettered in basketball, and received the DAR Good Citizenship award. Billy Whites well-modu- lated voice was heard every Wednesday after- noon on the WKIHS radio program. A helper in the Journalism department and an honor student, Bil- ly is truly an outstanding senior. jo Ann Raifford's rare artistic talent has en- abled her to serve WNIHS well. With her art- work she has contributed mueh to the l965 Rebelaire. Outstanding Earl Casey's vivid imagination, originality. and lively humor have been revealed in the excel- lent writings he has eontributcd to the Rebel Dispatch and Quill and Scroll. ln the instrumental field of music, Ann Heard exeells highly. Play- ing the clarinet, she has made All State Band and has won many I40 superior ratings at festivals. Aliec H:1ynes's out- going. friendly per- sonality and writ- ing ability have been eoinbined in her work this year to produce much exeellent material. Seniors 1 fi i f x Quiet and admirable, Leo Wyatt has mastered tne art of literary expression. His delightful wit has spiced every Rebel Dispatch Feature page. ,lon Halttunzifs 111ll!4ll'Lil ability und dm-p xoicc han made him an asset to W'NlHS's choir und ensemble He has also helped to plan many uetivities by serving as a vhoir officer. Though short in stature Mary Sue Powers has given much to her fellow students at West Monroe. Her skill in ere- ative art has been exhibited in the yearbook and Home- coming scenery. , pl 7 Lip 71 WW LU Af ,0, z,' ,v . f f 1 fl? vL' .AA A 1,61 .J bl X 1 Kill!!! 'ff ' fb qfpfk , Y ' W if , nM f M7 KU WL JL? ,U fl A 1 xx? fs f U a 1 , 7 5 'L7 5530.541 if 5 Vffvfffvbz A x'5flfgf ' 'S , Cf 61,L, iff ! Z4!f , M! ffl I 7 ,-Z ,N , 'zz' kv Mfg , ialylzzqfzfz, 41 , X -Vg V i I , wfiiiyiiay Y,!?Zjf'Z-,.1-,-,f 1 .- 1-. , ,,i'v'A' ,LA-' ,ff ' J fL,l,Qf1l4fq,,v,7g' , LAXV' x fzifj? f 4 A J E Wu- ,, ff ff ' 'WW AQ! ff ff-f 4011 , HM JJ ' I ,f V 5 4f V, , Y, ,ff - , 4.6-LV-Tw H 'lr A . , fff Z' fn ,-'W 1371 . Ky! X V! 47 4M ' will 7 P' 1 11 X y f AVV, , 'gif in fr X37 xy,Z?3?v. gg-X ,fvx ,ff '47 Y !,' . fLg ..1,..4-7--'- ---A ACTIVITIES The active clouds that scurry across the i sky are like unto the extracurricular ac- f' tivities that keep students' mind and bodies alert. Activities reflect the student interest of a school. fu., -1 We Represent . . . l,l't'.Xl'K!'l'lII, Sllllllllj' Hl'l'WflCl' lst Vim'-l'l'1'sirI1'11I, I.11r1'y Rllwltllg 2111! 1''iw'-l'1'4'si111'11l, Slmmn Wlwtttrl nr u. -1. al' S4'!'l't'lIIfj', Ilurlmiv SIIUIIKW' 1'11r11'111111'11!r11ir11z. 'l'1111y.1 SUSQIIIII Tr4'f1S111'1'1', Ray Crimvcll S1'r'1'f'lr11v Ulf Slllllfllf f:III.IIfIlI!'!', P11111 Clark llislorirzn. l3r4'n1t11 Rvcws ' ' I X Student Council Student lT4PUIlf'il 1114,-111131-13 exercise rcspmtsilmility In thc r'I11w1m1t4'+ uhm 1-loc-11111 Illvlu. by lvildiflg in HH Philses of 111-ufimnic and social life at West Monroe. ! 1 Under the lv-udcrslnip of sponsors, Mrs. Hurteul Wleliln und Nolun Harvey, the Student Council luis successfully executed many activities such as Career Day, College Day and Twirp We-ek. tl, A I ' f' fa?-G+ 1 . if fi 1 tll ik. 9 -ws,-.1 . Mar I have 'our attention pleaselv With these i , A y 5 4 t - - words the voice of Sammy Brewster booms over the intercom while he performs one of his many duties as Student Council president. 5.1, ,Liv Mrs. Langridge, guidance counselor. hurriedly types forms used hy Seniors during Senior Career Day, which was sponsored by the Student Council. Attending Student Council Conven- tion at Jacksonville, Florida, were Sum- my Brewster. Clifton Dopson, and Bur- bie Spence, who met many council members from all over the South. Ray Crowell went with Sammy, and Barbie to the State Convention in Thibo- deaux. ff 1? Rebelaire Edited by Nancy Jordan JoAnn Raiford Marsha Bell N0 one can begin to measure the time, effort, and nerves these girls have spent in guiding all sections toward deadline. A. Activities: Sharon Harrelson, Mary Sue Powers, Elaine Wheelis. .4-vf'W'MA ,aw Art: JoAnn Raiford, Pat Gardner. Not Shown: Clifton Dopson. FF Y, y R Y 'QW Business: Earl Casey, Elizabeth Hodge. I46 A1 Class: Shirley Norris, Sandy Barnes. e 3 l 5 nf' Features: Pat Lolley, Betty Waller. 91. Mrs. Walker, Rebelaire sponsor, guides her stu- dents in producing the yearbook, many times working late and coming early so they can meet their deadlines. Everyone works hard in first period pulilieationsg Organzzatzon Pam Catlin Leo Wyatt, Jenny Hattawdy -'-M-lnnu i. Sports: Jamie Corley, Maurice Oliver. Photographers: Jeff Burnett, Dickie Shell, Terry Lewis. s 2 but we wonder what happened to all the boys. -:Jaw O ,NK N uf? fl! K 7 N Qu sf , Q Arden' Qdbk -if t s f 's G.. ,r it 5' 1 Q if H W W 1 PM r ts W? 1 ax 5 v. ,E wr Q , i 5 5' 4, Rebel 1 Dispatch Leo Wyatt Feature Editor Whitty Hood and Earl Casey, serving as editors in chief of the Rebel Dis- patch, use their talents to produce u fine paper for the students. Pat Gardner Editorial Editor These eager journalists, Frances Smith, Malcom Lenard, Jeannie Nolen, Donna Simmons, Pat Spiller, Dorinda Rogers, .lan Kelly, Bill Bates, and Dee Winn, work hard to organize the material used each week in the radio program. La V ' , lf? U7 . Bowling Ffff' 1 iiitvsixj, Zim ' f as westin r itor V ,- gina ti b, D , t e 1 2 fifty Q ' y , 1 a o- t , sf K ,A -nav. X ,fr K . K A -h W2 Mrs. Betty Walker, sponsor of the largest journalism depart- ment in Louisiana, works hard to inspire her students to use their writing talents. Larry Rutledge Advertisement Editor Campus News and Views . . . Pam Catlin, Helen Gore, Dorothy Bubb, Betsy Einhorn, Annette Smith, and Pat Gardner add a feminine touch to the newspaper by reading copy and writing articles. M .. jf 1 K. s s Q Q d ' 1 h'nd, Craig Bennett, a junior, gives his Deadline, four hours and forty-five minute. . . . an we re Je 1 Don Neesc, Jimmy Aulds, and Pat Gardner Have contribut- ed many articles for the Rebel Dispatch. many talents to all phases of pro- ducing the Rebel Dispatch. Clifton Dopson and Billy White speak on KUZN Radio each Wednesday afternoon, informing the community of student activities in Rebeland. When Mighty West Monroe band Marches at half-time. Are your SURE we're going to meet our deadline? Maurice worries about deadline . . . so does everyone else. Why do you have to do everything I do? It's T Least I50 'A What's so interesting up there, Mrs May? The basketball game's out there Expected . . . Tickle, Tickle, Tickle. What a way to play football, huh, Rebelettes? The Rebelettes Perform V I Executive officers: Chaplain. Sharon Wcftong Vice-president, Sandy Barnesg Reporter, Nancy ,lordang President. Donna Simmons: Sgt-at-Arms. Shirley Scottg Parliamentarian, Linda Trawet-kg Historian. Sherman Ann Biggsg Secretary. Janice Hasong and Treas- urer, Pat Spillers carry on business meetings and direct the squads in marching. ' K T M112-' ii tl '-'C' lf il' - 4 I K- A .. 5 t -W il , ,S r , 3 ,r . Yet' , ,E ' , 7' it -' 1 2 7 li 6: Qgiliig n ff i yd V 3 .4 -A-I E . , Field officers, Private, Linda Hibbardg Flag bearer. Pam Clarkg Corporal, Donna Adamsg Pri- vate, Fay Spillersg 2nd Lt., Rita Richardsong Sgt. Debbie Griffithg Corporal Anna Simpsong and Private Cynthia Colving Flag bearer, Cornelia Gistg Flag bearer Sally Haynesg Corporal Bar- bara Andersg Flag bearer, Judy Averyg lst Lieu- tenant Betty Waller and Sgt. Donna Duffy per- form their duties on the field as leaders of a column of girls. Sponsors, Mrs. Howard May and Mrs. Marteal Webb, help in making all final decisions and directing the Rebelette officers. With eager anticipation, Rebelettes prepare for their first half-time show. I f a A f W-agafw-fm' I , JE MQW . WW. gf i ZW? 7 Athletir- Uiret-tor of Northeast State College, Dixie Whitt-, addressed the Hebelcttes, Cheerleaders. and Football team on the topic, The Five Cardinal Rules of Lifew, at the annual Rt-lrelette Banquet on De- evmher l-1. Pructit'e begins in August for the Hehelettes. lt vontinues the results pay off in perfect precision marching. .ii limes until the year is over: V . ua. w 'faq x- EQ. 3' it 1 1 A l .t WM zu' l -11 I Q P' 3 ,. School Spirit, Our Motto . . . l rt-slnnun and Sophomore Rvhelvttes vomhine their forces with the Junior and Senior Rt-heh-ttes to lic-Corrie one of the best mart-lung groups mer at West Monroe Highg they performed many pref-ision drills at half-time at many of the Rebel games. .' g. an . . ,, rt.. 0 Q gt? :S if ll Q ya I 1, ,m:3W3 ,,,. M. . 1v:.1m1et.- , ,.,,..,,. , -f t.,.,t. LM., in ..,,, , . M. ,. Qumran-3, vuugrwf 51 is , ff 1 Z i ' 4 1 ,.:, i ,W ii Q is 7 1--. 1 .. - it i 5 ' 4 - 4 I ' if , ' . fi ., fi i . n Ltr 5 :V K ,gl ff T 1 I b 51 H' Z ,t 2 V J, 'f-2' :'f 5 A fi ' ' ls Q A V t 1 5 X. f V lu Nl 4 ff' M. 1 2 ' i 5 rl A, 1 H 3 7 2 ' 4 k .- Y t 1 f . , , 7. f Q , ig slit . . iii, 1 i f i i 2 i + iff Q at 0, i 2. aa t it ' t f i f ' l t A , e,..e ' 25, 4 Q S ' iiio X ' 'ii i H t -A . , t K . K - 1. i .,.L.X t t I ,I A I Il, , .A - 3 Q 1 S la ii ' H X , , .fl to ll 3 ' S. ' 1f,1 fi A a 1 ' ,io 4 ' ff .lunior and Senior Ilelielettes Strise to maintain the B and C averages required of them if they are to remain an active member uf this group. I 1 Rebelette drummers llarhara Smith, :Xnn Works, Pam Kull, Prism-illa Walker, and Sandy Lowry provide earl:-live for the many parades and lialf-time Qhows in which they participate. Powder-puff football at its hest--the Relrelettes were defeated hy the Majorettes and Cheerleaders in the annual game. no wg ll 1, vw g 'W V1 ' 1 y -I , ,. wr is ' -YQ: . 1 'Snr Little Bliss Susan Sers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wood Sers, served the R1-lu-lettn-S as a wry lovely mascot. I53 Inspiration First time in many years the Rebels had all senior cheerleaders. STANDING left to right are: .lenny Hattaway, Sharon H1-itzanmmcr, Sharon Harrelson, and .luyne Wallace. KNEELINC ure: Dvc Winn and Cheryl Thompson. SHARON HARRELSON JAYNE WALLACE JENNY HATTAWAY I -1 W -. Head Clreerlouder l54 L , and Pep . . . , Wheee-e-c-el 6'We're from WEST MONROE and we're the BEST! x X if. f Cute Cherry Lewis and Euddy Aulds added spirit The cheerleaders work summer and winter preparing for foot- and zest to 1,311 games and pepmeetings' ball and basketball seasons. DEE WINN CHERYL THOMPSON SHARON REITZAMMER Junior Varsity Cheerleaders GR-E-E-A-A-T . All-right, girls! Let's get to work. fMrs. How ard MayJ i'We've got the Rebels on our team. They're Great! These girls under the direction of Mrs. Howard May, practice dur- ing sixth period in order to perfect the yells they lead. .lunior Varsity Cheerleaders performed during the ,l.V. games, marched in parades, cheered the Rebels at basketball games, and assisted during cheerleading assemblies, They are Jeanette Fredricks, Kathy Brown, Judy Cates, Betty Lyons, Betty Heard, and Margie Adams. ,rie- X 5' 33 f Q Drum Majors. Charlotte Heard and We Present the x e O O 'swf- ' e ee e ee Dlxle Band .,...ig J A :xiii . I t .Ae t , me-I1 P E Q 1, V 4 A i 11 ', 1 2 T f if i- lil 4 A, ' fur : i A' U ,kk, I 5 ,eee, - t - 1 i is ,Iuhu Little lecl the Dixie Band during -- - their partit-iputiuri in pprucles and foot- Wal1,a,OnC,tw0,t11rei, l ' . Air' Camp directs. hall games. Dixie Band, future members of the Rebel Band. f-ff' . ' . w Tho offic-ers assist Mr. Camp in his tlutivs. Thi-5 ure SCI'- retury, Sylvia llurkcrg Li- hinxrian. Put Wallace: uurl Captain. Rivliurfl llvnu. . revenge 21 s 6, ,rms Marching toward Rebel Band are Dixie Majorettes: Peggy Van Zile, Mary Pate, Bonnie Butler, Sylvia Parker, Jane Wilson, and Sue Haynes. :H 1 .M 5 rf Rebel Bu nd Together We Make Music Mr. Henry Camp, band director, devotes many spzire hours to perfcrt our Rebel Band. Drum Major, Richard Loftin, has proved to he an asset to the band 111 his performances. Q., M... We-3 vp- The officers, Property Manager. Judson Moore-g Trcusurvr. Major, Richard Lofting Heard BILlj1I1'CllC, Clara D60 llcwg Linda Williams, manage most of the miscellaneous busincs K .aw-. an fx WL fr Cam' Smith: Captain, J. D. Dumasg Drum Lilmrxirian, Diunnv llurgowg nnrl Scrrc-tarjx. vst Monroe? band, one Ol tlw largest in the Slate. travclvrl to Wvasliington, performing in Iliff Cherry Festival. Maiorettes Tommie Sue Gregory Clara Dee. Drew Marilyn BCdg00d X w - i xl f' ls If , J f f -s FJ .ff ' QSXN ' XLXN' Ji X 1 . . 1 xk x l60 x i Head M a jorette March Forward l I Ten-nine-eight-seven . . . Majorettes prepare to launch a rocket at Homecoming assembly. These astronauts are Blanche Hall and Dianne Futch. X Blanche Hall Diane Futch Linda Williams Q0.JL9.cJvx,Q, 30'-ASL, GNL QELQNUAPC Band members Ken Garrison, Ann Heard, Diane Hargrove, Kay Armstrong, and Bobby t Selected us a member of the All-State Orchestra, Louis Pylant has par- Braslmars represented West Mom-oe in A11. tieipated in Rebel Band during his four years at WMHS. State Band which was held November 23, at Shreveport. Sharon Weston und .Ion Hattaway were selected on a basis of their vocal talent to participate in Lou- isiana's All-State Choir, an honor all choir members are eager to re- ceive. Ba nd Attends Cherry festival Mr. IJvhi9f'Can1p, theproudtinsrruetor ofwtlw only hand in Louisian to gg to the Cherry Festival, mmcourzxgcs thv members to practice pructtvc, p1'4mtir'v. Marching pn-uisiml is ll nyquirt-mont the RNIB nu'Ef!15rmully as they go to thc Cherry Vvstisnl. flax 7 Q With pu:-kvfl instrumvnls, Vivki P4151-hut. John Iow- c-rs, Hohmvl Prom-ll. and Martha Rzxzirr Cugvrly await- tht- hus that will, t'11I'l'j' Ihvm to thc Ililtittllill Capitol. The Rohel Band givvs a little hint as to how thefll sound in Xvaehington. -1- Xvhm-wr Hlilht'S tht- nvxt lnistuhv f'41l1't fm to Wfawhinfftml. P If William Guyton Kay Pruett Pam Kull Stanley Chapman Outstanding Ensemble igil' ' 9 ' 7 . ' H 12 , 'QE ,J f J on Hattaway Sharon Weston Wayne Dow S nd Telford Hilda Averett George Miller, Dale Liner 3 Ia Pianist 3 An excellent choir, under the direction of Mrs. Arnold Kilpatrick, gave many worthwhile programs throughout the year, includ- ing a spring concert and Christmas program. Choir By practicing, the choir perfects much melodious music. A devoted music enthusiast, Mrs. HKi1,' Kilpat- rick, serves the choir as a symbol of guiding light. QQ President .......... Stanley Chapman Vice President ........ Craig Bennett Secretary .......... Sharon Harrelson Treasurer ...... Betty Gaye Wimberly Librarian . . . . . . Linda Fletcher N K9 V Lilirarian .... .. . Jon Hattaway or The Choir Sang at Christmas . . . l Through daily practice, music is perfected. Christmas-time music rang in the halls of Rebel-land as the choir performed. l65 I if MRS. ARNOLD KILPATRICK Mixed Chorus First period Mixed Chorus is the launching pad for future music students. u Our Voices, Melodious . . . Fourth period studm-nts, uude tl d' ' f M K 5 2 i Q E il r IC irectlon o rs. ilputrivk. learn to express tllciusolvcs through music, Pio r3.u. h.. - FV K m ,. Q I ,MA ,yy ,,, 3 ., 1 175 ' lpfitsv, 1 jf W uf ',, f 5 f' f ,yy ' 4, N A .' d JAVA jf t 1 1 A d talent in the field of music participate in Girls Glee Club, a choral group, under the di- rection of Mrs. Arnold Kilpatrick. C0-cds who show an interest an as , - President ............... Betty Lyons I ' Vice President .,...... ' ,lo Ann Hinton ,Q Secretary-Treasurer .... Marilyn Wade Librarian .............. Sandy Mann Pianist .......... ,lan McLCmorc Assistant Pianist .... Linda Smith Sing With One Accord I67 Z W, , ,.W,m,,, ., 5 ' f' Y N Q 1 fx ,QT 75 , , l,' rrf f ,037 ,. Q! A Q: .pf T' jill' A f uf ,WL , .ry y 1 L ,llvf :JN V1 'L A ,A V 1 7 2 f. D V L Q f f A fy My jf ,myy M if I7 UL, g , iff l l W x f Qi lf!!! pf If 15 f X , , fu M, I k fav! mfg fbzwbllyfyff A ,ratify M, QW! 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Coach Pirkey explains a play during a pre-season scrimmage. l70 Early in the year of l965, the coaching staff of West Monroe High School underwent a period of marked change. During this time, Cecil Pirkey, Athletic Director at Wl.M.H.S. since 1958, resigned his post to Walter lirister, former head coach and Athletic- Director at Pineville High School. Coach Brister has promised a well-rounded program of physical activity with main emphasis heing placed on the sport which is in season at that time. Coaching Rebel MISS ANNE CHAPMAN Freshman Girls ta Basketball .IOHNNY HUNTSMAN Varsity Football fin AQ 4' ff, 5 . asf' 'Ti Emi it if A AL N1Cos1A Freshman Football Freshman Boys Basketball MRS, LOU LEWIS Varsity Girls Basketball DAN MCCLURE Var.1ty lfootball LOWELL MORRISON Varsity Football .IIM TULLOS Varsity Boys Basketball JACK WILLIAMS Track PAT RISER CLIFF STRINGFIELD Varsity Football Baseball ,I.V. Football P.E. Track I7I West Monroe 0 - Bolton 26 l Dnnny Perkins f22J rounds end for ax first down against the Bohon Bears. Rebel blockers are Whitty Hood f77J, and ,lnlinny 1Vi1liauns flll. PLAYERS OF THE WEEK STATISTICS West .llonroe Holton A ' - .,.. , FD 4 8, Yds. Rushing 19 98 Yds. Passing 47 103 if? ' , og W :,,N ' Passes lA-Cl 20-3 17-9 Y E- Had Im. 2 1 Punts 9.31.4 6-31 1 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 3-0 17CIla1ti1's 6-30 4-30 , , . 5' Bowling Lewis Ray Alexander M13 is stopped by a Bolton safety man on an end run. l72 Boltonas Bears. usinff a strong assinfr at- f F n Z7 turk, spoiled tlie Rebel opener with 3 second- lizilf touchdowns. Wlest Monroe was unable to sustain any kind of offensive drive under repeated offsides pen- alties. Bowling and Perkins were outstanding on offense. West Monroe 6 - Jesuit 6 STATISTICS WWI les First downs B 7 Yds. Rushing 117 189 Yds. Passing 83 22 Total Yds. 200 211 Passes IA K Ct 13-4 l3-3 Had Int. 0 1 Fumbles Lost 4-3 2-1 Penalties 4-35 7-75 Punts, AVG. 6-37.3 6-30.6 The Rebel defense holds Jesuit for no gain. PLAYERs or THE WEEK The stout Rebel defense refused to yield as West Monroe stopped ,lesuit and earned a 6-6 tie over the highly touted Shreveport favorite. The Rebis one touchdown came on a 61 yard pass play from Wiggins to Perkins. Until the 4th quarterg it was a nip and tuck defensive battle, but both teams scored in the remaining five minutes of the last stanza. The tie was the first blot on the Flyers slate. Perkins Hood Jesuit's Tony' Pappa is stopped by West Monroe's Steve Sims 4603 and Danny Perkins f22J. Rebel defenders are Peyton Wilson 1783, Bull Riley 1797, and Whitty Hood 1773 ion groundl. I73 West Monroe 0 Byrd I9 S'l'ATlS'l'lllS lfyrzl W'l'X1.l1UlIl'Ut' FD 13 5 Yds. Rushing 177 Yds. Passing 119 Pass lAKfl,P 16-5 Fum. S lnsl 1-0 Penalties 6-70 Punts lAvg.l 7-29.7 West Monroe put up an stiff-neeked defense to hold the pow er ful Byrd Yellow-,laelcets 0-0 at half-time. However, injuries and the inability to mount a sustained offensive Charge forced the Rebels to accept a 19-0 defeat. Myers turned in the out- standing defensive effort of the season from his Iniddle-linebaclo er slot. Perkins bulls his way for the first down l 74 West Monroe 19 Jennings 27 The Bulldogs are halted on an end run by 11 host of Rebel -taeklers. David Edgar 1231 leads the Charge of Stew Randall 1761, Terry Lewis f62l, and Peyton Wilsmrn USD. PLAYERS OF THE WEEK ll' 1 de ed l ee 1 '1-- 1 ff.. 2 .iv uf..-zz 4 Hill Lewis STATISTICS W..1l. jen. ED. 17 18 Yds. Rush 307 162 Yds. Pass. 58 99 Total Yds. 365 261 Pass. TA-CI 13-7 6-3 Had Int. 1 1 Fum.-Lost 3-2 2-1 Pen,-Lost 7-41 2-10 PuntsA.-Mg. .3-28.6 3-34.5 Homecoming West 1lonroe's Rebels, despite a superior display of overland power, were unable to match the Bulldogs in the scoring column. Jennings scored once in the first quarter, twice in the second, and once in the thirdg the Confederates, however,-Could score only once in the first, third, and fourth stanzas. The Rebels used grinding Hup the middlew offensive tactics to cop top honors in the first down, yds. rush- ing, and yds. passing departments. Ray Alexander and Danny Perkins bore the brunt of the West Monroe at- tack with 87 yds. and 110 yds. respectively. The Bulldogs afhalted by David Edgar f23J and Danny Perkins f22J. Offering able assistance are, Whitty Hood C771 Terry Lewis i621 and Dub Hill, fin background? an ' 175 Maid Jayne Wallace Maid Linda Coates Maid Dee Winn Miss Sharon Ha.rrelson I76 Homecoming Queen Sharon Harrelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vance Har- relson, was selected by the student body to reigi over West Monroe High School's eleventh annual Homecoming festivities. Miss Harrelson, who was dressed in a stunning floor-length gown of green peau de soie, was escorted by Steve Sims and Terry Lewis. Maid of Honor The grandeur and beauty of the theme Moon Magic was supplemented by the lovely Maid of Honor Miss Jenny Hattaway, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hattaway. Miss Hattaway wore an elegant full-length gown of Rose peau de soie. She was escorted by Whitty Hood and Buster Knox. Homecoming Miss Jenny Hattaway Maid Sara Hamilton Maid Linda Williams Maid Clara Dee Drew i Sharon Harrelson is crowned Queen of 1964- Home- coming festivities. f Coach Pirkey observes the Bulldog offensive attack. 1964 Homecoming Activities - ,,.now ' ,Luna-ws ' in C:-'X ,..4-1 ,MM if iw ai- ,..4p...- - ,li -9 M A. L ,puounaq F K . ,V X . f ha, as Q S Rebel Spirit is shown in Homecoming parade entries. Mr. Braley addresses Rebel fans at half-time. West Monroyans enjoy the precision performance of the Rebel Band and Most Colorful Ever I79 West Monroe 6 Woodlawn 38 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK ,'.' Williams Robertson David Edgar C233 intercepts a WO0dlLlW'H pas UU F. STATISTICS Wdlwn. Wall. ED. 15 10 Yds. Pass. 325 5 Yds. Rush. 71 219 Total Yds. 396 224 Pass A-C 23-15 7-1 Had Int. 1 0 Fum-Lost 5-2 2-2 Pen.-Lost fl-24 2-10 Punts-Avg. 3-35.3 5-31.0 West Monroe matched the Knights tackle for tackle, block for block. and completely dominated the yards rushing statistics, until key injuries forced the Johnny Rebs to crumple under a powerful Woodlawn passing attack. At the end of the second period, the Rebels were on an equal basis with the Woodlawn troupe and appeared to have things well in hand. However, from this point on the aforementioned injuries seemed to have a telling effect on the stout Rebel defense producing a weakness which the Knights were quick to exploit. Danny Perkins speeds past a W1zodlawn defender. West Monroe 0 - Bastrop 13 STATISTICS X W.M. Bastrop Yds. Rushing 93 114 Yds. Passing 37 49 Passes QAKCXI 6-2 3-2 Had Inter. 2 6 Punts Avg. 6-29.6 5-34.8 Fumbles-Lost 2-0 3-3 Penalties-Yds. Lost 2-I0 2-20 quarter lead .West Monroe dominated the first down depart- ment, but failed to measure up in total yardage gained. The Rebs, playing without defensive standout Steve Randall, displayed their usual bulwark de- fense. However, despite hard running Bastrop backs A John Bailey and Kary Mclntyre, the Rams could P 1 push no farther than 13-0. Perkins led the Rebel backfield with 46 yds.g PLAYERS OF THE WEEK An unidentified Rebel smashes Jennings' hopes for a flrst .L he '53 K ,fb . N- If Hood was outstanding in defensive work. Perkins Hood Edgar wrestles a Bossier halfback to the soggy turf. , West Monroe 28 - Ouachita I3 i 1 Roy Crain C553 zips through the Lion defense after receiving a 30 yd. pass from Rel: quarterback, Johnny Williams, Whitty Hood 1771 is shown in lmuekgroulld. PLAYERS OF THE WEEK K I I 'iif 1 fr r f rm- i f . V V A A V , Ei 1 Alexamder Crain Wcvst Monroe filled the air with aeriuls to lilast Ouachitas fired-up liions 28-13. The Rehs scored three touchdowns in the first half and one in the seeonrl. Crain was the lmig mon for the Rebels, receiving two TD passes from quarterback Ronnie Wiggiiis. Ouzlellita eoulfl muster only two touchdowns and one extra point to hand the Johnny Rebs1heir first Dist- riet victory. STATISTICS Oumrhim West lllonroe FD 13 11 Net Yds. Rushing 166 186 Net Yds. Passing 39 152 Passes CA-Cl ' 11-6 11-6 Hand lntereepted 1 0 Punts-Av,-Z. 4-31.0 3-32.0 Fumbles-Lost 3-3 2-2 Penalties-Lost 5-25 6-80 1 6 Ronnie Wiggins 1101 goes for an Rebel gain before being hrou,f1ht down by the Lion defense. Other Rebels ure Ray Alexander 1415, '82 Dickie Colvin f81l, amd llrieter Knox 1521 West Monroe 14 - Bossier 6 West Monroe gives a Bossier Kat a taste of the Rebel defense. PLAYERS OF THE WEEK x 'A' A Mi sf ' f ,i ff? fc '71 ' Q Alexander Hood Rebel faithfulness endures until the final whistle. STATISTICS West Monroe Bossier City FD 5 7 Yds. Rushing 164 126 Yds. Passing 0 22 Passes QA-CJ 2-0 84 Had Int. 0 2 Punts-Avg. 6-36.0 5-32.2 Fumbles-Lost 4-2 1-0 Penalties-Lost 4-40 5-45 Ray Alexander gave the Bearkats a tremendous display of Rebel overland might as he smashed his way for 78 yards rushing, one touchdown, and two extra points. Not to be outdone, the husky Reb defense led by Larry Bowling and Peyton Wilson, stalemated Bos- sieris offensive attack. Wiggins pulled the surprise play of the game, scampering 56 yards on an end run to ice the game 14-6. I83 West Monroe 0 - Fair Park I4 ,Sa My , yfe ,,,, ll Q at f ,A LL,, , I be an 1 ,A .. An unidentified Rebel player throws il bone-shattering blork PLAYERS OF THE WEEK g ' fl W1ll1illIlS Hood to thwart an Indian trap play. West Monroe Fair Park Ed. 12 9 Yd. Rus. 111 126 Yd. Pass 69 104 Pass YA 81 Cl 20-10 14-4- lnt. 2 1 Punt favgl 4-35.0 6-37.3 Fum. 2-2 2-0 Penalties 2-22 5-55 West lVIonroe's upset-minded defense battered the big Fair Park Indians mercilessly before allowing the visitors to rack up 1-1 points. The Rebels matched the big Braves knock for knock until crucial injuries to Danny Perkins, fleet footed Reb half-back, and quarterback Johnny Wil- liams forced them to give in. Steve Sims 1602 casts his sights on a Fairpark ball carrier. West Monroe 0 - Neville 14 ST X'l'lS'l'liIS Yeriflf' llH1'.Nl.llUIlrOL' Fl, ll L Yds. Rushing X559 ll Yds. This-ing 120 21 Passes KX-Cl lIle3 T-fi Hill IlTll'I'l'k'Illl'll 2 l Punts-Asgi. 2-29 5-150.8 Fnnililes-lpsl 1-3 3-fi Pl'll.lllll'F -lll5 ll-0 Karl PL'LlI'4llIl illlilfllili in fur the lill'lill'-. PLXYEH5 OF THE Wlilfli Vllest Klonme. crippled by injuries to key players such as Peylon Wilson. Steve Randall. Roy Crain and Danni' Perkins. could al best Il1l.1Slf.'1' only their 43 characteristic stiff-neelaed defense. Olfensively they lack:-cl the lnreuk-away speed of Perkins, and spectacular Calehes of Crain. JxlCX2lIHlCl'-S punts had the Tigers at ll disad- vantage throughout the nightg Neville could mun- age only two touchdowns in the entire contest. Lou Sims The stiff Rebel defense forces ar Tiger fumble. 15, eg ' My l85 MICKEY COOK-Sr. ROY CRAIN-Sr.-All Twin Cities DAVID EDGAR-Sr. BOBBY HALL-Sr. RAY ALEXANDER-Sr. JIMMY AULDMSL ROY BELL-Sr. LARRY BOWLING-Sr. DUB HILL-Sr. WHITTY HOOD-Sr.-All Twin Citiesg Captain BILL JOHNSON-Sr. BILL KELLY-Sr. Ig i Varsity '64-'65 L , 1 W , lv , A , ,,.,.l ,,,h , 5 , uk wb- ?,T..-fig -TTL W Q .., -fm- f N T, L DANNY PERKINS-Sr.g All Twin Citif-sg Must Valuable Playcrg Captain. BUTCH RlLEYf-Sr. CARY ROY-Sr. STEVE SIMS-Sr.: All Twin Citivs. BUSTER KNOX-Sr. TERRY LEWIS-Sr.g All Twin Citicsg Most Valuable Linemang Most Improved Player. DON NEESE-Sr. MAURICE OLIVER-Sr. PEYTON WILSON-Sr. DEWEY BURT-Jr. RANDALL CLOYD-Jr. DICKIE COLVIN-Jr. BUTCH KELLY-Jr. PETE LEAEJL JOHNNY MYERS-Jr. MIKE PRESTWOOD-I r. TODD ROBERTSON-J r. RONNIE WIGGINS-Jr. JOHNNY WILLIAMS-Jr. KARL PEARSONvSoph. STEVE RANDALL-Soph. RANDY RUSSELL-Soph. RICHARD WARE-Soph. Coach Pirkey pres:-rite Danny llcrkinx with the Nh--I Yalnalwlr' l'layr'1' award. Roy Crain receives the Sportsmanship Trophy from Cuaeh Huntsman. i Dutstanding Rebels 1 964 Sportsmanship Award Player of the Week ,.-. n ,A e,,,yw-f IXXXNH VFRKIX5 Klux! Yaluahlw l,lrlfl'l' 'livam lla itain I lll.lfK'l'4ll'lll1' wvtvk E Ml r 1 i .fc il TERRY LEWIS Moet Valuable lineman Player nf the Week Most Improved Player LARRY BOWLING Host Valuable Defensive Player Player nf the Week FIRST ROW fl-rl S. Mathis, W. Moncrief, F. Huntsman, R. Reamco, J. Franks, L. Walker, D. Martin, SECOND ROW: J Easterling, P. Smith, J. Mizell, R. Edgar, B. Bounds, D. Adcockg THIRD ROW: ,l. Mcllroom, D. Shelton, J. Pirkey, D. Colvin R. Russell, C. Brewster, W. Bridges, F. Duncan, G. Galaspyg FOURTH ROW: R. Walker, J. Bister, L. Steward, J. Cook, B Holstead, B. Chilton, K. Wilkerson, D. Reynolds, C. Holsteud. Junior Varsity . , , , ,F . 51L,:gYQQ?L1?2g: :'.:'.5' m, t'ff51iQig:jg ,.,f.-5 g I - Coaches Pat Riser and Al Nicosia talk things over after a grueling summer workout. Varsity Managers: Danny Maynor, Denny Terry, Tommy Terry, and Larry Rogers l90 'si L l l 1 -,gag C .z.f.:..x4g. e Q ' C MM ,4 to .,.. 'ig 5 , gg i -s k i '?r:,r., ,gs ,M-f:ggf,,g 'U ' ,FY -5 - Sfffiif Y 'lf , -li LL.' ,, If , lg, axial, smizfi, ,.:q-4555, Q fa, il' ,. , G k V + , - , is L L- ,LA, ffm, , f, ,. f'- 3 H '-m, Z?-EQ? f WI.. K1 'A g , W h g ' .Q ..,., ,gl we wwf, X . w,,,,.q,l,g,,:,-5, ,I Q53 ,,3'mw,y'f' 7-., 51,5 -A 5 - , M In- f' S rf ' Sf-: ,Q-.ff F EQV,-1 .l - 75-9 92,2-I 455515-,f: . . -' ,k'f fe ii' .. -s Varsity Coaches, Lowell Mornson, and Johnny Huntsman. .3 ,f Eggs , LK. A, fa A ,V . V- ir . . . I Fieshmun Football Varsity Line Coach. hK'b B'll F 1' 2ND ROW David Crew Kenneth Gallien, 1ST ROW-Tommy Fontana Richard Seale, Keit lr y, 1 y os er. - , Charles Lenard, Cris May, Sieve Wilson, Richard Shepherd. SRD ROW-Freddy Roberts, Tommy Mitchell, George ' ' - ' W ll N l 4TH ROW Tomm Cox, Joe Wayne Williams, James Oshom. 5TH ROW Jimmy a ace. Anzel, Gregg oan. - y 42 West Monroe Varsity Girls The 1965 Girls Varsity. Shelrry Sturgis eludcs the Ouachita defense for a Rebgl Score Aunt Lou displays visible proof nf hor team's proficiency. Compile 17-7-0 Season Record Sherry Sturgis 4323, and Marylin Wade i213 control the rebounding efforts as Linda Smith fhackgroundl awaits the hall. Marylin Wade scores two on an short jump shotg Sherry Strugis looks on. West Monroe students are avid fans of the ballet. E 1 V Ml -a 1, Nz t es, If -. , , Q U. 3 .: ,Q if .- AV ,kb -1 , .:,5:1,,1,:f5jj ', ai. ,WJ mi.1of':f-:if- L. ' h ol if Varsity Managers, Carol Farmer, Jeannie i Nolen, and Gloria Lewis with trophies. won during the '65 season. SHERRY STURGIS, Forward, Captain L, 5 . 34 If N1 DIANNE FUTCH Guard fx CHARLIE MARTIN Guafd BARBARA FEAZEL Guard ELIZABETH HODGE, Guard, Captain I 94 PAM CUMMINGS Guard JUDY CALVERT Forward 'iV12n-' H LINDA COATES Forward SUSAN WADE Guard MARTHA RUTLEDGE Forward LINDA SMITH Forwgrd BETTY AULDS Guard I 1 n 4 CATHY MA Guard MARILYN WADE Forward RTIN KNEELINC: L-R, Bula Jenkins, Brenda Spillers, Vickie Coza, Jeannie Thompson, Sharon Chanbliss, Fran Govane Dianne Lewis. STANDING: L-R, Kathleen Newcomer manager, Gloria Stovall, Virginia Reeves, ,lo Ann Russell Marilyn Brady, Beverly Hummel, Becky Many, Becky Mann manager. Freshman S .i,,,,,,,,, Freshman Managers, Becky Mann and Kathleen Newcomer MISS ANNE CHAPMAN, Freshman Girls Coach. a Q Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. lan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Excellent Muscle Coordination Marks the Hoopster Floyd Reeves gets ready to pass the ball down court to a teammate on a Rebel fast break. SCHEDULE 1964-65 OYS '64-'65 27 Calhoun 1 Bossier osketboll 3, 4, 5 Bastrop Tournament 8 Airline 10, 11, 12 NE-W Tournament 15 Fair Park 13 Calhoun 22 Byrd 29 Ouachita 2 Nleville 0 Bastrop 7, B, 9 Ouachita Tournament 12 Woodlawn 15 Ruston 19 Bossier 21, 22, 23 Baskin Tournament 26 Airline 29, 30 Ruston and Minden 2 Fair Park 5 Byrd 9 Ouachita 12 Neville 16 Bastrop N 19 Woodlawn 2 Alexander goes up for the rebound in the West Monroe-Ouachita game which Ouachita won after a hard battle, 60-59. I cr for possession of the hall. Sammy Brewster tries to protect the Reb:-ls' ball as a Byrd guard advanvcs. 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Ig, ' 2 v , I I :f 'faSaEf'Q+?'2li l r 5 X 'Q' - :'?'-.x,-A 5 fjfggfjiaf MARVIN SMITH 1 , 2 ' :f.wIi- N -f,g,,1iki g -Tr .-'t'-Jia:-5 1' f ,,'z.f'gf 'ff' 1 j I I 4211. 'vS'tjgjfQ,'f:, 454' S- fI I.5, if ,ff '.-.Ass uzt...5:lr.tA' ' 4 -. .. -g','g?If'f'-Qmp,giii-jgf.Q4 5' FLOYD REEVE: f . ' I . ' 1' 14 1, ' , f1l 5:g-'R - 112, :-.I'?g,5!.1'!7' .4 Lfrl, 3' . 1ftR:1.., ff I, . ,. .JZ xy no url. ii, ' ,':,b,t.f-4' ' 'bfi' i2f 7-3,- - -4 . -1:-sf. I I R ' ,AAP-f ,'::T9iI'a' rl-V J I' if .,, fr,1',.,. pg 134 ,, ,L ,.7'r-- ,559 L51 :ff-1+ wi? 'I ' A - I -- I IIRRf I R If I - ' -' ir, -g , fu 04. Yk. ' Vf ' 'I 3 ' R , I K S I IC, V , ,, o v 3 g . I , ww . 0, z . ,.,- ,,, ,.,' 'riff 1 I. , 3' j f f ' Q 'Q' f-.J -45: A ' .f 7.f,t.,fL-fc.:-I? Ti a..':x,-all fxqk 3 RX 4' . , f'.'ff'.-fifivfffn +i:1p,I,,- I' I 124' e I I ,,,':'fq:-L 4 1 . af it Jn., f amy N. X10 I , , f-,'.,IJfx..vf?, ,-Q: A ' PTTWI ,MQ ff? ,I w ,-4-95, A: ' ' 45.11 I 1. 5' 54 ,mf - , ,.g. , Vw 5 H . - 3. H' 'W ' gg I' :::'?ETv.'g?f:? I+: W E 5 If 5 R5 v 1 ',f'. ., :4 .- f. . rj ' M , 2 ? .'5'i'-F-f i? I Q 2 ' iw T ll? -5 4, I, - 1 X, Af 23 , uf gfwm V AV, 5, E XE ff I f I X ' ,Wf We RICHARD CROCKETI ,E 5 x Q Ig , I I I 4 , CEORCE QCHVXEFFER SAMMY HREWSTER , , . I I 20' -i awt .- f I Probaby the most thankless job in the world of Ath- letics is that of the manager. While the football hero gallops clown the field, and the basketball star swishes the net fboth to the ac- companiment of feminine criesl, the manager slaves over the daily laundry with only the gurgling of his washing machine to console him. The requirements for the job of manager are many: he must have the speed of a halfback, the stamina of a sprinter, and the knowledge of a surgeon. He is the man behind the scenes in the world of sports. So to the managers of West Monroe High School, we offer a sincere Wllhanksw for a job well done. I w I x Q L GARY BRIGHT CAROL FARMAR 'W 5' 9 at MIKE FLEMING ALLAN HALL GLORIA LEWIS .IEANNIE NOLEN Mi, -wr 202 ,dx -' L. 'I 1-1 I A la: L V! AY e'V.'1,J' L ' W ' I ' ' I - xx 5 . awk iii? E . 'W I, l' I . L 7 1 A, 1 li g, Q I X n 1 , 'f ,V N 1 ,l 5. ij , ly H l-ll 1- 5 V UK.: DANNY INIAYNOR JAMES MCGOVVAN JIMMY NELSON. LARRY ROGERS DENNY TERRY TOMMY TERRY i 'Xml Y gr: ...af ll lla sala J i SL 1 K N We V M v Wai 1 V1..iTXTf 52 in an T yikkb ,QS txt 'ii i 9 l'l R' h d Sf-als. KNEELINC QL-RJ: Mike Albritton, Terry Paddy. STANDING KL-RJ: Cary Davis. Jerry ,a1sJury, ic ur Tummy Mitchell, Ccorgn Anzelmo, Mgr. Not Shown, Jimmy Sullixan. .Q Freshman Boy's -fn. Basketball ' f The Ultimate Coal of all Rclmcl Hoopsters. Cnuvii ,Xl Nico! , , Va f' we 5 gi ? 1 ii ' 'ig . K . ff ,539 EH., ' L. 1 , P, -- 1 4 3 ,P . 6658 6' kv . il' ge 6' 0 QQ if 'Pr i '9' KNEELING are Rob Herrington, Billy Heath, Jackie McDuffie, Donnie Pennington, Dan McCur1y, Paul Peoples. STANDING are James Parker, Tommy Kemp, Larry Bef-bc, Larry Scarbrough, Buddy Adams, Glenn Colson. Cross Cou ntry Area cross-country men await the start of the annual Rebel Distance Meet. - and lc. ' me san. EW g nfs ,ge ' ' , 'fine Q X 1 L l , ,,.L H J -wa-..,,N.H-M ru.. Nunn.,-t U DAVID FRAGALA Pole Vault RONNIE TIPPEN Shot Put Discus RELAY TEAM: Chip Thompson, Buddy Adams, Danny Perkins, Steve West .4 Q Q57 1 I f-NW VAN NOLEN Pole Vault STEVE WEST DANNY PERKINS Hurd Work und Perseverunce Make Our Track Team u Success Due to a conflicting Track Meet, we were unable to obtain pictures of all these fine represen- tatives of West Monroe High School. Because of this unfortu- nate occurrence, we, the Sports Editors would like to offer our sincere apologies to these boys. We realize that we can do nothing to make amends for this omission, yet uGreatness needs no rewardv. Up. . . and Over 206 we v r'P'l'Q ig, Zeit ,FV v Q, fr3ff'9 5 v 5 , V i' 7 'M' v H-'W .. ,i t I , j 1 'IPX XS sq, Q tt me ' ities I Ki 1 f ' ,. 'fiksb Confederate Vaulters are soaring to greater heights every day. At present, Rebel Athletes hold Dis- trict, State, and numerous Meet records. Y 1 i 5 1 t Q it tv Rebel High Jumpers, through their hard work, and consistent efforts are fast becoming a strong spot in the West Monroe Lineup. RAY ALEXANDER-Javelin 5 S l IE 81 r RAY ALEXANDER FLOYD REEVES Baseball iw? . 61?-J, W A J, JIMMY AULDS !Q 0 I-E L .. g BOBBY GATES aan 2 1 V A 'Tha '64 Baseballers Leave for State Playoffs JAMES TAYLOR KE ST RUN RS? BOBBY HALL X fs N N.: , 1lll!l!!! 3 off CAPTAINS: Bobby Hall, Ray Alexander, Bobby Cates Ah, today I break the W0r1d's Record . 'iv And then I said to him. . . 'EQ 'L' -2 ,- I hope the Came Warden's not around here Sports Scenes And the Rains came. . . Who tackled whom ? Football practice never ends. 3 AU ,QL QM. 5 lf, , V, K , K T ' Cqach Nicosia tries 0utl'for'Defensive End if FRONT HOW: Johnny Miletello, Bill Bates, David Norman, Gary Roy. Terry Pu-ddy: RACK ROW: Rusty Lavender, Dub Hill, Joe Pirkey, Richard Loftin, Jackie Pennington, Robert Durham. i Rebel Linksmen Add Variety ' X v j r fc for i 39, 2 5 1151 J ,yy ' . 5 - S X Bw -SL. O 2I2 to West Monroe Sports QL: i-mlb ,Q ,-fi! R VV!! RICHARD LOFTINfSr. Captain KEN HOLT-Jr. TERRY PEDDY-Frosh ROBERT DURHAMfSr Captain r-ti- C16 1 QS ff ,Z ,ff X. Q' 'f V A A E 0 ' N- fig' hi JC ' X 51 .fV '3'? 27 ,-oc 4' fl X D X J CQ , QCVS X C3 51,5 X1 My . QQ A U 43 Q 2 D3 cf 4 22 of i H J 5ff 9 Tg2,g13 M , LI? gf Ovi ,,A. Vh :fig 5 ig U , .J A-9 Vryk VX., ll ,X gk , L 9 4 lj 8 Q MW F J Ig 55 l iv ,t5A we MAR Q Q 5' 1 ' E hgi , W ' Q w O br Q Q f,,--,, . 1 ' Q ,. I 1 n 2 O1 Jw! H 3 D w 1 , f 5 3 5 mm W i-FPQE 34fmf' 'f. N AQ f 355 Q Q mfffvp 5 yfo K rl qv ,f J yL? CQ fx f ' J f if Bi jx I S f' Li? x E, 1 3, H ff f. A -2 ff A 4 H ir' 1 fir . Lfopktffqoij 39D A Q S V221 gfgl f Q f A f,X.' 2 pf' N 2 2 X R3 ww g f 4 W W gi f r 4--- .. Q f I tt , M .,,.t,k,,., , M .' 1 3, jim I :wk 1 f f ,, V, ' X ' M ,gpffg 'fifn 8 Nl qxibwxi Q ,- 4 Xxxvj 'An Y.,A'.A: K4-ws, Q35 Z ,hr , N' V k gfiw .gwmgix 4v,X1 pf-gk Y ,, ff - A f? , . ' 'X' fi A:-SEQ: fifl V - - . ORGANIZATIONS tome Creative minds and energy of youth ce- ments a bond that builds service for school and community. As clouds organize to form crystals of rain, so youths join to socialize or solve problems. Mrs. lletty Walker, sponsor Sandy Barnes Marsha Bell Patricia Gardner PL1m'Catlin Helen Gore Jenny Hattaway .lon Haltawuy Alice Haynes Elizabeth Hodge Nancy Jordan Pat Lolley ,leannic Nolan Pat Sandlin Jayne Wallace Betty Waller Dee Winn H urul flui Scro 3 We Practice Expression by Creation Quill .xml Fwrvlll 11ffi4'r-xl uri' us lullwws: Alive- llupuvs. l lI'll1llill'Ill.lI'l.lI11 xlrlllllli livll, Yin--l,1'n--imlc-111. ST XXUIXCQ: ll.-Q Winn. 'lln-.1-rllw-x'g Xuury ,lfu'cli1u. l'1'e:1icl4-lit: l'.uu llutliu, lie'pur'Ir-13 ,lrnuy lluttuwuy, Fvvxw-!.xry: uuml .lull Hutiuwuy. Edilrlr. Har Mrs. Walker, an able writer herself, provides the i11c'c-Iltiw? for Creativity. Quill und Scroll awakens literary ing. appreciation, a xital element of Culture and a cornerstone of understand an---f M5 inw- 'il 1 Business l i Seniors Typing. sterwgruplry, and accounting are basic essentials to Senior F.B.l..A. members. Mr. and Miss F.B.L.A. contest winners were Ken Roberson, Mr. F.B.L.A.g Clara Dee Drew, Miss F.B.L.A.g David Edgar and Alice Haynes, first alternates. F.B. Dee Winn President Marsha Bell Secretary ,lenny Hattuway Historian Sandy Barnes Reporter Malcom Lenard Parlizzmentarzun Sidney McLemore Vice President Robert Durham Sergeant at Arms David Adcock Treasurer ' M W - '95 WY it Begins Juniors Q W Tlu-sv uutftaudiug F.B.L.qX. mom- lmcrs were all candidates in the Mr. and His l .l3.L.fX, runtcst. I'vrh.1ps the most enjoyable alps-cl of tlw Christmas banquet was thf' singing of carols. 98 CI GY U .lay Mullins, Chip Thompson, Vice Presiderzt Johnny Watkins, Secrelary Sammy Brewster, Treasurr-r Whitty Hood, Sergeant az Arms Dan McClurr-, Sponsor Key Club instills Selvicc sense in its members. President 2 s, .w 'vi ' :V Nw ,-lP3'f, L Q v Q. 'WV ,lay Mullins presents the Key Club symbol to Kiwanis member, Mr. Ed Koserog, at'weekly Kiwanis luncheon. ,,, M,,.p4 .in Key Club Sweethearts enjoy supper with other members at Olin Craft Cafeteria. David Edgar pauses for an announcement during the salad course. gif jf ff Mr. F. C. McConnel, Coach Dan McClure, Mr. Ed Koserog, and Mr. Roy Brooks, pose with Jay Mullins after they received the Key Club Key. Key Club Sweethearts Sharon Reitzammer Senior QNX' Helen Gore Senior Sara Hamilton Senior Pam Clark Junior Ann Fortenherry Sophomore Clara Dec Drew fu 71 for Sharon Harrelson Senior Dee Winn Senior Hi-Y Sponsors Jenny Hattaway Senior Pam Clark Junior Donna Adams Junior Linda 'Coates Sophomore Character Growth Begins '10 Hi-X cnc-fwuragr-9 moral strc-ngith in Svrxiccl amd 110941. Hi-Y spougors. SFVXTEIJ FROM I,El1'T TO RIGHT. :uw I'J41r111u Mlaznx. Iyillll Cla11'k. Jenny Huttaway. Prvsidwzfg Str,-vc Sims ir Vive'-Plwsfflwlzl: Eddie Edwards r Hi-Y Q I 'A St'!'7'0f!I1'j'Q Mike Higgin is .. I V Tl'!'IISIII't'7'f Hllstn-1' Knrwx 1-'IQ 'Uhr 3 4. H , .V 13 4 L55 L Sociaf Clzfzirnzrzng Larry Bwwling Q , ri 'Q 'W A '- 2? 17 s L indu l m1teff, Sharon HLll'I'L'1S1'IIl, and Truett Thorn, Hi-Y sponsor, prepares Whitty Hood, Lieutenant Gov. and Larry Bowling, Sgt. at Arms of the Senate for Youth Legislative held in Baton Rouge. Mr. Dervis Tippen, Hi-Y sponsor, explains the principles of the club to Terry Danna. Mr. Bill Reed, Mrs. ing by the Hi-Y. Lelfevre. and Steve Sims make plans for Rebel Devotional, sponsored every Thursday morn- 225 -1 Seniors Mrs. Betty Cox shows the new Y-Teen manual to an interested member. ei EL Q Y-Teen Y-Teen Members of the Inter-Club Council are Pam Clark, Bonnie Graham, Mary Sue Powers, and Penny Moore. Juniors Y Teen Freshmen Mrs. McKay and Donna Adams make plims for the Mardi Gras dance. -Q A xii Mrs. Ward, freshman sponsor, discusses future Y-Teens activities with members. Sophomores Upperclussmen Future Homemakers of America teaches members leadership, economics, and homemaking. U bel' 1Fuhture Homemakers Underclassmen Q if X S 2 of America Mrs. Nadine Miller, sponsor, helps members with their projects. Judy Voss puts the finishing touches to a dress. Sewing seems to be a pretty perplexing business to these girls. Sew a Pretty Frock - Cook a Delicious Meal - 22 C' Tillers of the Soil '?'f i QA. . x,- Carl Saishury, Leon Patrick, and Charles Parrish compare their liard-1-arnod prize- rihbons. 4-H i Seniors Senior 4-H members Combine energy and ability in making their club one of the sch0ol's most active 230 Juniors 4-H 4 4-H meetings prove to be very educational as well as lots of fun. i Officers Martha Ware, Rusty Lavender, and Jimmy Ware work on their record books while agent Floyd Kent looks on. 23I D.E. 1110111114-1's lvarn the ropes of the business world. D.E. Club Mr. Puc-kitt gives instructions to his Distribu- Iiw Eduvution clusws iwforv they go nut into the husinvss world. . 1 K in -' My wif.-1 fa i0 'Ke 4 t X Y' eff .53 is If V w ff E . K Ike-Q ' V, , .. N if Ky if, f of r f 1, ff if e ff x ' I :J .,- ...rg 'iz V . ,kr L,,V H. o t st 1 stsr 'ii . pf '-,, 4 ' Q. 4 ye .5 . ,K . ,Q K Randy JohnsonfPresident Pat Terrell-Historian Mike Delancey-Vice President Connie Stumper-Secretary Jenny Stumesftnarlirzmen rarian Robert Howell-Treasurer Mike GrovefPh0lographcr Bubba Green-ARep0rter I , .3 I 1 Y Treasurer Robert Howell mulls over a problem of the business world. That D.E. class demands attention is evident by these intent faces. Q 4 V,, 1, W fit H1'-...f- . K fqi , , 'N Q Club members prepare for window display during National Distribu- tive Education Week. imma 233 Students interested in clerical and secretarial careers make up the Office Education Club. The students learn the skills and pros-esses used in business offices in the classroom and then apply these skills in offices throughout the Twin Cities. p 0.5. Pam Morrow, Presidenl Eloyce Horton, Vice-President Darlene Skipper, Secretary ' ete X i I A M., Betty Clowers, Treasurer i N A , X Wayne Chumbless, Reporter A Mrs. Mann instructs O.E. class. Secretarial Scenes Let's get those typewriters smoking, girls These class members seem to have their studies well in hand. 235 i 'Yu Art department talents are exhibited each year in the construc tion of the homecoming scenery. Glenda Webb, Presiderzt Art Club Mary Sue Powers, Vice President Bobbie Bell, Secretary Tom Kemp, Treasurer Harlan May, Sergeant at Arms E qw-guns 1 Mrs. Mary Alice Moore, Sponsor atm? ,..,ffM' :a 1?:!.f', ' ' . 5 A i a if N, 4 2? M Jr a if I Jimmy Murphy leams the process of silk-screening. Art Teaches Originality in W i Milililx Talented hands are essential to art work. The smile relays the joy of a work well done Mosaics require skill and patience for completion. f'Iil'I'lll21I1iS Club is designed for buys who haw carna-cl a varsity lvttcr in a high svllonl spurt. Lettermun's Club The Vigor of Youth Emerges Letterman, Terry Lewis, receiving the lineman of the year award at the annual football banquet V V V www my Latin Club is made up of students with an active interest in the Latin language. Latin Club fi' ' at we 'Nlembers of the Latin club produced this interesting display for the homecomm, parade s ., Pres. Paul Landry V. Pres.4 Brenda Arrunt Sec.-Treas.- Pat Lolley Sergeant at Arms-- Sonny Fandifer Public Relations- Charles Richer Sponsor- Mrs. D. Griffin 239 i. Enchanting French Customs Come Alive French club members bid enthusiastically for goods auctioned during a club meeting. c u XX ,.'-M c an Rl French Club What will you bid for this lovely item? Thomas Reighney and Gene Cates handle the auctioneering chores. French Club helps to promote the study of French culture in Louisiana. Spanish Club builds interest in the language and the countries in which it is spoken. Yo Habla Espanol Mrs. Judy Dunn, Spanish Cluh sponsor, discusses future S activities with the members 'Wifigl5fs1g?7ll?fi7:?E W-Qkei V gift fi i-'i !fE:w+f1ffeef A F i M, Niki? 516901 M. Cheryl Purmluc, Dee Evans, and Richard Ware decorate for the Christmas party held at the Boy Scout Camp. Medic Club nh! Stalking streptococci is searched out by these wary Medic members. Miracle medicines for every ailment are observed by these future nurses. C The Realm of Science The world of science and medicine is opened to Medic Club members. Officers are: Secretary-Treasurerg Paige Houlseyz Vice-Presidentg Nancy Landreaux: Presidentg Karen Huntsman: Mrs. Patsy Antely. Sponsor 242 Bandage The Bruised Red Cross teaches one to better himself through hel h on QR! f 1 it 0 .- F Red Cross Say! D.E. can be fun. Wonder whz1t's in that room, Billy F.B.L.A. members Helen Gore and Suzanne Henry get down to business. C I U b Activities E7 Ooh la la! Or, in other words, get a load of Margie Adam's first place win- 4-H Club elects officers at their first meeting. 44 :ET ,sei ner of the French Club float contest. 1, sesame- The F.B.L.A. Valentine booth was a great success. Hn- Jon Hattaway, editor of Scrolls From Many a Qhill, begins composition of the 1965 issue. Club Members at Work Randy Johnson, D.E. president, hears the problem of a member. WHNGW Future Teachers A ' Future Teacher members prepare to guide others down the paths of knowledge. Mary Einhorn, Nancy Jordan, and Sharon Harrelson catch-up on some geography in F.T.A. meeting. Stage Fever Strikes: These avid acting fans learn the fundamental mechanics of the profession. o Drumatlcs Club The Dramatics Club plays a big part in presenting the Senior Play. Renee' Portier, Dorinda Rodgers, Peyton Wilson, and Bill Johnson portray lead- ing roles in Tiger House . Study halls provide ample time for students to use the This freshman has begun his high school career in a very library for study as well as entertainment. studious manner. L'b Cl b Valuable library sponsor. training is the reward of hard working Library Club members. Mrs. Hearst, head' librarian, is club 248 Students are u big help in the office during their study halls. Office Workers Nurse's Staff Mrs. Bairnsfather couldn't get along without these energetic students who help her give medication to the ill students ,Ti g Honor Society 12 QF' f H9 'QR' hiv' Jayne Wallace Billy While Leo Wyalt Brenda Arrant Jimmy Aulds Sammy Brewster Charles English Linda Flctoher David Fragala Sharon Hackworth Jenny Hattaway Alice Haynes Dianne Huff Nancy Jordan Terry Lewis Linda McDanell Janice Mason Jan Spurlock Johnnie Ruth Vines Study Strengthens Student Scholarship Mrs. Mary Lewis, sponsor of the Honor Society, en- courages high ideals for seniors. Here Mrs. Lewis is shown presenting Honor Society pins to members Johnnie Ruth Vines, Brenda Arrant, .lan Spur- lock, and Terry Lewis. Honor Society stresses honesty, leadership, and scholar- ship. Leo. Wyatt and Billy While deliver a cake to Mrs. Hood during the November cake sale. my sif- BUSINESS xxx 1 'I 1 I 1 Busily scurrying clouds, driven by deter- mined winds, burst upon the march sky. The endless industry of forming clouds is a fitting symbol for the zest and zeal em- ployed in the realm of business. LOUISVILLE GRILL 2400 Louisville Monroe, Louisiana ar- ' Y its Q,- x s ' 'xiii E NRE Sb lx A 'elf swf .f ,gi Nw-f LR' ,S I I X T S ry XV ii XII-I. I Q L NY., xx 'jf Q xi xx-F Tw -I ' , ,Cv I I' , ' N T Q' :xy --J .XA xi ,VI 'SK , - , , Q ,Lf I xr Sf, Wk X 2' e 'J .T I ,X .2 A Y , ti, NM ILL I I' Q Q- Aj' - 1 qs V is xr ,f A Sxwri I , ii I X, if If ,ff-f msfy- sy' X'-I K ,XS , , - A' I jx ,L M X-cs ,fr I-fs I If 3 ..,, .A ss , ki Ti?--Si 1-mv, 'ily J I I A X5 I' I I QS I I holesale Imam' we 'Isis IIIIIIIII 2220 and 2222 Louisville Avenue MONROE. LOUISIANA FA 3-54I8s .Yss...ss. FA 5-8869 SIMMONS' JEWELRY 233' TrenI'on S'I'reeI WEST MONROE, LOUISIANA Your BuIova Dealer FA 2-5786 254 E , ?FAlWN csuven IF IT GOES TO SCHOOL SPIGEL'S I-IAS IT FAMOUS BRANDS YOU KNOW: AILEEN BOBBIE BROOKS THERMO-JAC WHITE STAG GARLAND SUE BRETT CANDY JR. R 81 K ORIGINALS 1 l BROOKS DRUGS I05 CoHon S+. Wesf Monroe, La. Phone FA 2-4700 y M N 1 ' Rf WHOLESALE X , , - 3 A ,.L. 4: 7 N , Umjsi gijgij? lfiffifiwi w.if:L2'f-fxagi SILM-ON CANDY COMPANY Q ? i - W, '51-f'f',.sM, A E , R . YL s 5 S 5 2 5 5 P I E fu mlfmrfsfl , 1 Q Q 'Mfg' , - i Q Q' W , IM , ' L 31 fx 3 ' 5 S 1, , l 1 v it za Qu' it H . Qp,f',..f - aff., -I It rzxwfefikuipkm wrmns 11-f LE SAINT PASCHAL'S CHURCH Fa+l1er Vi+us Duschinslry, O.F.M. Wed' Monroe, La. ill Jil I ii! Q A K Q f N 5 X Q Q W Mmm? Q 3 mwii. f 1 f 'Q' 5' V fi? i I! If f ...nit 2 55 fs Blinsfss Gd 6 Gfffffwf AMERICAN OIL COMPANY PRODUCTS s 'O 2 1 V f los scum 5+h s+fee+ Phone FA 3-0565 Wosf Monroe, Louisiana 'Ill' O I3Il Cypress III Nor+h Fourfh WeS+ Monroe Monroe, La. FA 2'926I FA 2-3425 gal Sak Hattawoy Motel Complimenfs of MR AND MRS. MARLIN HATTAWAY Q XF x Rx X XLX 5,?'4'fw , - HILBU RN I I and LUMBER MAY , , M. sf f 5 256 fi la? CACN FS: y X -.C-Ex 4 Ck, Q-JCXX '53 1 Q5 S53 qi' - QQ. 3 QXQ Ni: I jf- Q vb fa Q, QS 53 3331? 2 fs? MMD N'Eg7fQLX QS CONTSENGWX W Qsyf wif EPEBQLSQT X XfgR,QXE???f?5?5QX5fT? PA 2 Q'-Sxfqqixjkfcigg Pg EQS2-El QWQLQQ Q, AP N7 ix 7, X S Qif P Q' is EXE? S Q V A II? E K Q 231 IQDQEQRBEQXEE Q2 fifiigx 2 5 25 ESR? BBQ! ii? if Qsrigia XNEFM 'FD qggqg Xi-,xx gi Q x W SX gk f tif? T 51596 D K C A ER E Nw X N 32425 ff vR'g-ii ' N2 8566 Chef 2 if +QisMXi f. 2 33:3 ?QQ QQQEQTJEI-,TON U AY? 1- 21225 TF bm Qs Be CA' Fgbgiii , + + Et , E.. MIXLLQ ESING 5 QQ K? gb ex T' WELSH E' fo GLASS N fm QfwQKr?x?MQEfgxEW9 NJQXQWYSS R B QA , fx Q fl 5 FQ E73 ip H62 i x' Xx., Q KD P f sw Rf K Nggg C xx O C? jj Qi fsfigf Lai ig 2 ,, w Q, Cfkk ?'x- 4 W gf' C X Ny, 257 dm- ii OUACHITA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC. Wesf Monroe, Louisiana SQJINUS 44 2 4V2'7o Dividend on Savings INSURED QNHUW, Xp uavo V Q' -'F 2 - :o::?E.::nvz A5 gg 'E' 'WKSYSS Urowde 0' 7 See us For a New Home Loanl lmchiia 7 C-M QM ASsocnA'riou sAviNGs EARN 422, H J. Allan Norris, Presideni James Bufler, Vice Pres. J. W. Roberson, Tr.easurer James L. Dana, Secrefary BOARD OF DIRECTORS Bruce Brooks James Bufler George Cox Frank Chambliss J. Allan Norris O. T. Lindsey Fred Riser Hilfon Heard llce Hamilfon Ed Hislop J. W. Roberson Open Seven Days a Week From 6 A.M. +o I0 P.M. if0Sf0llO HIGHLAND PARK SHELL Norfh SBVSDII1 and Arkansas Rd. Wesi' Monroe, Louisiana Home 81 Auto Supplies J. c. skooics Phone as1-nas 3 I2 Trenion SI'ree'I Wesf Monroe, Louisiana MALTS OUR SPECIALTY You can'+ beai' 'em ! DEALERS FOR DAIRYE-I-I-E WQRLD FAMOUS MR. AND MRS. DALE A. MOORE FIRESTONE TIRES MaI+s-Shakes-Hamburgers-Sundaes Hof Dogs LOUISIANA FREE BUSINESS COLLEGE Monroe's Larges'I' and Modern Priva+e Business 202 LouisviIIe Ave. PHONE FA 5-826I IBM Key Punch Training SERVICE Mosi' College ZR Ev fm-,Qu-sr f' N aee, I ' WN fl MONROE. LOUISIANA A ,A I I. Y , '-x f ' - .553- 0 .J -0 'Xa s,-'rs' :Isis-as M.-AXE Q.-322551551 I .saw ,bg -. xg..Ss1-X .-gsgveqgf A 1s.qZWv2Q2SfIS'bz3!?S' qi. l --5-22. ' I. :White A U s. l O df X ' PIGGLY WIGGLY 259 4 MI EMPLOYMENT gi FB Q 'Ei 1 WEST SIDE . A. J. LESTER Flower and Gill' WARREN S Shop A,,,,L,ANCE 8 INSURANCE AGENCY DUNBAR and ANNIE FURNITURE CO. Gnd HUNT, RANDOLPH PERCY 403 Nor+h Slx'I'l1 WEST MONROE, 204 Tren+on S+. ASSOCIATE LOUISIANA FEATURING Philco-Bendix Appraisals Moiomla TV General Insurance Philco TV Flowers and Philco Sfereo Real Esliale Giffs by Wire O'Keefe 81 Merri++ Ranges E ' y and 6II Crosley Sheer, Wesf Monroe Fufni+ufe PHONE FA 3-83II Fine Foods Speedy Service CYPRESS STREET A8fW DRIVE-IN I008 Cypress FA 3-0303 PEST lillNl'lllll. SERVICE TERMITE SERVICE HOME owNEo OPEISEATED 1 322-7308 Q R E I resracozqgoma 'E 'ff 5C0' Simba MODERN FABRICS R I C 7936 Cypress 260 FREE INSPECTIONE ' Wes' Monroe SALES FINANCING OF WEST MONROE INC. 234 Tren'Ion S'I'ree'I KENNY WAGON ER- Manager ALBRIGHT'S TENNECO SERVICE Corner of Nor'Ih 7+h and Arla. Rds. Wes'I' Monroe, La. LEE'S JEWELRY 222 TrenI'on SI'reeI' Fine Jewelry and W6TCl1 Repair Diamond Sei-Iing and Engraving WINDHAM PRINTING COMPANY Prin'I'ers and Lilhographers 407 Norfh bih SI'reeI' Wesf Monroe, La. Phone FAirfax 2-I4I3 CLOYD'S BEAUTY SCHOOL 603 Na'I'cl1iIocl1es Wesi' Monroe, La. FA 2-53 I4 Teaching Ilie Famous Comer and Doran Mellwod of Hair Slyling and Cosmelology wiflm Visual Aids as Iauglwl in Hollywood MRS. RUBY C. CLOYD, Owner Owners JO WINDHAM JULIAN WINDHAM BANCROFT PAPER CO. INC. DISTRIBUTORS or PAPER AND JANITORIAL suPPuEs 2bI RUTH'S EARLY AGES GAY MEN'S ,I 903 Cypress Q Q f WEST MONROE. LA. ,ff FA 249829 X ffilgf' cLoTrdlY:q , A if f ,f L5 W? M , M NJ A QL w!V J A A 5' Vu ff L LA lil!!! M r G f f A V yv r riff M1 W or ff , er I964 65 REBELETTES ! if x If fjyryf A JN - . X ' , I ' 'V 'W fn ' 1 Donna Simmons-Presidenf A IV ! is PM limglnijf A diva Sandy Barnes-Vice-Presiclen+ G A If J A , lf, 71 J . M S r, ,rf rr r f M M anlce ason- ecrefary 7 MX My UUFRIE L uf, x Pai' Spillers-Treasurer A fo X7 fx yffrfffnf lv fy? ff y ' W if Jffftx 7 ' qfjjwjp Q AL' ' A M W Q ' LJ I XUE IT' If K r yi Complimen+s I of 'WMMQ A A , I .A A N I S . i ff, S Nodheaiivlcguisiana For Over Half a Cen+ury Business Phone FA 5-825l Res. Phone FA 5-I974 G ,A aloon. f V Q O WNm.,.RD Monroe and Wesf Monroe J. R. SPURLOCK Besf Used Cars New Cars and Trucks RIVERS FoRD. INC. fjjffjll SL.. w' 2 Ig Q ll! l , .59 . -WW Lil i- - ' qf .32 -o fs I fm f' mama nnniSifFI5'. -M C A : Q , 4 IN T X , . X Q I .f .iillllizllffllfil55WDlllWTWllWDlWT Le I' I 't h e -,-,,,,.-Y Y ,., I' '97 y kg: I s,L.g-v:1if'n T1:.,'T. 4 f, I graduating T ' '--wnmimn -4,'-4 C I a S S , DRINK X fllllllllllllllllllwwlllfiiiiillbllllblmll Q 1 yi Things Go Beffer Wifh Coke! Dllllbbililwiilllbiiiiilllblbbllwvxbibblv l ' Con ra'I'uIaI'ions Seniors g I A Professional School of Business V B M I has been 'Iraining young men and women in 'II1is area for 25 years! V B M I uses +l'1e individual meII1od of insh'uc'IionI V B M I is compleiely air-condiiionedl V B M I is recognized by employers in Ihis area for Iraining well-qualified office workers! Deal wi+l'1 Confidence I40I Tren'l'on SI'ree'I' ,TWG fox MNESSS w + M L ess- 412 I? QS' es OI'II'Oe, a. INSTITUTE V I I IQ ! Eighfh Floor Tx 5, :Sify J. AUSTIN WINK I Qgggsiv Bernhard+ Building ' M i Sales Manager-BILL Roc:-IA Corner of Norfrh Second Phone 322-5583 l and DeSlard Monroe, Louisiana L4 I l, lf , 1 Il l 11 I llllirlv . 1 il iv It VXI I,MARIY'SI FLOWER SHOP I. is ,bm I Isp , y TfI,Vy3I8l' NApr'rhixSeecorfdlZSIree+ A .VW .. I y J I 'By ill' I,,1onRfae,I,l4duisianaf' fo ILP I Pail CompIimen+s of I If ny 1 yd' ' , VV N. H! QI lyjy fkpilfr A I ff' IJ I if MONROE-WEST MONROE , A av I, ,f A U j , - I of 1 ,I New CAR AND TRUCK . ' , FRANCHISED DEALERS I ASSOCIATION Clofhing Shoe Repair P- 70' N H1 414, ADAIR GMC, INC. 405 me or GMC Truclcs HATTEN MOTORS, INC. Chrysler, PIymou+h, VaIian+, Jeep I S LEE EDWARDS, INC. Volkswagen NORTHEAST MOTORS, INC. Hardware Cleaners Rambler 405 Pine 609 Nor+h 5+h RILEY BUICK' INC. 232 Buick, Opel fm A Former Wesl Monroe Hugh School graduafe, Sara Lewns..ls crowned Miss Chacahoula I965 by reigning Iiflisl Cherie Marlin of Pune- II 9. 264 RIVERS FORD, INC., Ford, Falcon, Thunderbird and Ford Truclcs RYAN CHEVROLET, INC. Chevrolei, Chevelle, Chevy II, Corvair, Corve+'re, Chevrolel' Trucks SCOTT TRUCK AND TRACTOR COMPANY InI'erna+ionaI STEELE MOTORS. INC. Mercury, Come+, Monferey, Monfclair, Lincoln Confinenfal, Park Lane, Mack' Trucks STUDEBAKER OF MONROE Sfudebalrer Cars, Truclcs, Renaulf TWIN CITY PONTIAC, INC. Pon'Iiac, Tempes+, Vauxhall VAN-TROW OLDS-CADILLAC CO. Oldsmobile, Fia+, Cadillac Wonder if Ihe IoeII's broken? GIBSON'S WHOLESALE MCGUIRE DRUGS Where you can - always buy 'Ihe besl' for less. McGuire Shopping Cenler, Wifh Sfores in Monroe CHARLES DRENNAN Owner and Wesi' Monroe HA'I'TEN-JOHNSON AGENCY INC. Insurance of all Kinds 4I4 Wood S'IreeI' Wesi' Monroe, La. W. H. KELLEY T. E. WEBB FA 2-2492 FA 3-4208 Owner A Owner SALES D SERVICE UNITED MACHINERY SERVICES, INC. Aufhorizecl GM Diesel Dealer 3002 Desiard SI' Monroe. Louisiana FA 3-290I-FA 5-7034 MASON AND PEARSON, INC. Loans on Real EsI'aI'e SI00 'I'0 S2000 306 SouI'h Grand FA 3-774I J. C. DUCHESNE JOHN LONG 323-2373 FA 5-4925 Pal-+5 Shop Foreman THE W I 347 Desiard Mid-Cify Plaza Shopping Cenier Where Fashions Please Your BucIge'I' HEADQUARTERS FOR JUNIOR FASHIONS 265 HOWARD BROTHERS JEWELRY MUCKLEROY Jevfelers of Dishnchon TIRE 8K SERVICE CENTER Twin Ciiy Shopping Cenier 2203 Louisville Ave. 25Io Cypress Shed Monroe WEST MONROE, LOUISIANA Louisiana Complimenfs of H., R. SPEED INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. I909 Roselawn Avenue i P. O. Box 2762 Monroe, Louisiana 3 - I You ll love shoppmg at - -- ig, Q A 3514! A EX WQNRUE 4 North ISII1 S. I.JIf3fi2!1I0f 'gif ,yi 4 Piwonc 322-747i W THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH KENNETH M DOWELL P. O. BOX 656-WEST MONROE. LOUISIANA-387-05II P C .' asfor .QL 55? QP 5 Ry Aff STUDIO MGBILE R N L x, YOU TO ouugf eu KUZN INVITQS , f' y 'V I ff ' , 4 ' A, , 1 ' tk f ' . 4 Lf' 1 , X H J ' .V U r' , rf I ff Q, U ' U 7 ' - AND , V Lf 1' , lf 1 LSLMM4 WW WM L, ffl' ld L?--y If ' . , VV 4 L f Ll V 'K J X J V 1 1 1 vnu JM J V UA .1 L Lf if , U v L Y 5 .6 , X U 'N ,n.nA .ff ,, -N 5 X 'bfx' Y L' V',V' A fi' x ' wk I V K! V X ,- ' ' - f Y . V x ,1 f , , -1 1 U , 4, , I W , , ,F I 1 , , I . , I 1 , x :, FI A ,X L I, If V ful! V X if ,I y lf ' - CV VU' ' W 'lr A fy!! ' U f ., L 3 L U V, mf W1 A 1 , V G' x X xl 1'f 1 6 A ' X 'J' 'fl ,if 5, ' , gp ep X ,VX W , , V1 V , N , , I ,f . I V , , 4 i ' ' .1 , I ' K ' Y l H' 4, I ' ' . ' , 'X X ! X II. I- .. Y , A, , H V ' , 1 , Y , I 4 ' . . 1 , Ll: 7 W I , A ' J r ' 5 X. 1 ' . ' J , 1 . ' . , ' y I , I V X ,UH j fwyyb uf U jf WL wx K ff ' 'V 17 DV A UL u 'J X ' 1' V If L sky 6 L' j G Ay ,X U DJ wj By f U' 1, V H' xp L 3 if V x V V' , U0 -.JU V My XL LN V ff! x' 1 x I I ' V 6 If Uajikf V 4. v ry Vid sf 2, J ' 'kv 3' K X . I I? DU ix A I GJ! LR My V ,f X - A I V Lx' 30' XV! fx UV lg X L f , V 2,'N f j fx ' f el Lb' .1 if 2 . l f 1 LU' 'LV ' fw L, q, V i V 1 J ' W ' M f .L f mf M L J I vi H A , KIM kj 4 1 bf ,JMX J X N t 'f' jx , , + f f , Q, 0' vb ' X X X V-W JU' V I Wxkf ,,,, ' 4, , LA Llv - x A A ,lf N S L .VJ , 1 3 U ,XR My J yn I iv , I Ki ' I V My Lf ' 1 ' X ' V :ff . , x X- x .J if ,f I f ,N if X15 ' fl H--V X XM' ., -Q 5 f Q Q X 267 1 3 fc 7 LLP We Appreciate Your Business ci OF THE TWIN CITIES Seven convenient locations to serve you THERE'S ONE NEAR YOU urfffff' QWWQQO I oNE HouR CLEANERS CLEANERS MAIN OFFICE 401 CYPRESS ST., WEST MONROE. LA. NOW Three One Hour Plants Eastgate Shopping Center North 'l8th 8. Hudson Lane COM PLIMENTS of WEST MONROE BEAUTY SCHOOL Porta ble Typewriters Your Patronaqe is Appreciated FERD-LEVI STATIONERY COMPANY IOI North Grand at DeSaird Monroe Highland Shopping Cm, School Supplies Smith-Corona West Monroe Students-Teachers Underwood Olivetti Best Wishes Seniors 65 268 KIRCHOFF'S DEPARTMENT STORE 225 Trenton St., West Monroe, La. HIXON BROTHER'S FUNERAL HOME IIIO Jackson Street Monroe, La. FA 2-3I33 HOLLIS PHARMACY l820 Forsythe Avenue PHONE 387-OI94 Monroe, Louisiana V' frfl .-1 ' . ' Af ',,'gl'.I,f1L,.- L 2, Lf t , I . I . ' , n- , f, L, ,f Insurance, Like Educa+ion iff? .A' ' .'1+fI'9,i '1JffIVi 'e eff? ,A,, I f -Pavs- IZNTTQMiEEfQPPLrAN66'W HUM PH RIES V Zigi 5.51437 AAV' I 0,5 4 C V igL',,, INSURANCE AGENCY X474 M-77 A'V , i!V6W!Ap'tE65HUg2kf,q,, .fi 1 Q W 3I5 Wood Sheet 2, ,ug-f iffy E XqY Q2 U es+ Monroe, Louisiana '4'1',6,0U, HOME OF COMPLETE PROTECTION ' Tl, V A I IIIIIII.I,IIOI , ff4lcfJf4'if ' ,X -'-..,,A K xx' !i,?',V ,X L gk ,f Z 41 , R e zuseiip JW iwkffi , gg 5 My ,,M, Toon a. RISDAL euLF sen. JJ 3 , BU'LD'NG CONTRACTORS l500 Cypress S+. lf? fy! IV! Ho ies, Remodeling Wesi' Monroe, Louisiana Nia lr I jj' V!! jycgiiire I, VN I if If C' ywj Li!! 5.0235 f ij Ewdff ,QI 'Ln X I-IEW if .jj IV VJ Jiyi' ' , ri. I ' ' Q few mmf, pw f N I ' -f ' I 1 , I ki , v I ,A K- I I ,fi WM ww fr ,IE EIN jf? iiyfx ff' ,. f I 7 , I:-X 451 -A XL L X CHI ,ll 1 A :vi 'V Ma! I X ' V X fivjf I fi IIVV if VA W . X F Wpiwfivwi HS I If I f I if f VM, U ii 'V . ,IQQ !j4fICL2gS of '65 Yi I' is f-f Y N I ,Q X, X CI' 5, I' v II 'x ANY ' I' CU' Q I J L. DREAMS DO COME TRUE . . . when 'rhe work is done ahead of rime. Sincere planning and work now will make your dreams for The fulure come +rue. Each year more people are enioying lhe convenience' and comforl of modern, dependable nalural gas be- cause +ha+'s 'rhe way we plan ir. The plans we are making now for more economical, dependable service will be enjoyed by you and your family in an all gas dream home of your own. My ,T lnlPa s d rgans ee NORTHEAST LOUISIANA'S OLDEST MUSIC STORE 0 J' BR H gf' Mu I E o. + c 703 Jackson Monroe. La. FRANCES' BEAUTY SALON Hogans' Shopping Cenfer Cypress Sf. FRANCES ALEXANDER Phone, 387.0068 N G T H E , yvaigffhlfdyiyfyyyfisl nl y A , me A ,lr mi Ala f hf fill lp A U .lf ij, V A u il!! l' dv ,fy uk ' f T KL lf L UU x if JJ-fl! V? I 'J rl, T y N y, y A I, W QW' My ,fly lip yi all 0 f f g J' W .flklj Aff ilffl I up i ab' ilkffw y pk! , ll MH My my V ll yy' My I 0' W0 1' y V 'sl' Lbyfyn XYJ I LJ! O A V ,by ,A I V, yylf ,L yy yi pi W 3 y A A M AA ' ' il J I ' 'S X Uilfl M 3' 7 waz, M 'WIJML l W ML N - .ea UACHITA Wm QW lm Wwlwfvwfla NATIONAL W W me BANK Mmvgigs lf A -may MEQQQ ffffzu gf A N f'31wfl, O2 0 ,f Vffwfaws if 556 Wx Congratulations Cliss of l965l Your Careers are Before You- The Choice ls Yours! Yes, here in America we slill have The opporiunily for success in any field +o Jrhe limii ol our abilily - +hai's lhe meaning of freedom of opporlunily, 'freedom ol business enierprise. LOUISIANA POWER 81 LIGHT COMPANY Helping Build Louisiana 1 4 Complele Line of Fishing Tackle and Hunling Equipmenl' 7l2 Soufh Grand S Monroe, La. Reloading Tools and Componenls Slain Diving Equipmenl' 2936 Cypress S+. Wes+ Monroe, La. SPECIAL! FOR CITY OR FARM TRUCKS NO MONEY DOWN HI- ILER R-C Goodyearis Great Nylon Truck Tire ' Costs less er da than your newsgaper y Now Only ' Easy Terms! Pay for them as you haul 3 ' f ' at ' Full range o sizes low, low prloes 6.00 x I6 stu, plus to -and rnansmbll li l GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES l5l4 Louisville-Monroe 303 Trenlon-Wesl' Monroe 27I i , - J. A. Norris, Mayor Charles R. Anding, Alderman A. L. Buddy DeLoach, Jr. Alderman A. Earl Duncan, Alderman Mrs. Joyce T. Smi+h Alderman George E. Wylie, Alderman Johnny Mi+chell, Chief of Police J. O. Fleming, Wafer Deparrmenr W. R. Townson, Srreel and Sanilarion Deparlmenr Earl C. Taylor, Fire Chief Judge John F. McCormick, Cily Judge Harold Hill, Ciry Clerk and Tax Colleclor Charles A. Traylor, ll, Ciry Arrorney 272 X ., W, -it , faq, X Q N' -Q 0 5 1' . . af' 1 5 ,Q W1 .. f 3' vs ,' as V' r r if T, qigrwi Wi. J, at , .... an wr:-Q W1 WM , ... .yn ' , I , We i is Q 1 4 '?,'Q' :rw W glmwmpu H ' , ,,, .19 ' .,-W NIT Q .55 4 -f...,es iw 7 ,, today's busy people.. . CYPRESS h PPV' P' ' -A b 1 D P i2f'iifiE'lii'i2fJQf-'ldbilP,f.'l'2,il if H In STREET ' WEST MONROE TEX AGO d W H If A n His 200l Cypress Sf. A, 'X -4 ' f , W 1' M , L Ji A Z K es onroe a ?Es 4 ? 24-Hour f E X Wrecker ' Xi, ' Service U Q FARMER'S gig? o E E i if Z if IJ FEED AND SEED FA 3,9833 my FA 5-9179 - . 1145: J 1- -1213? WW Q I II7 CoH'on Sfreef W 6 ELUID TOMMY HALE. Owner 1 1 n' -Iii I 1 ll I k 'R P. o. Box 293I Monroe- La- FTQEEMAN , Diane anai Qrgan Service FA 5-72l3 HENRY J. FREEMAN FA 2-5700 CJ FA 5-03ll MAISON gfa gitance P O BOX B34 MONROE. LA I NDRTHGATE SHOPPING CENTEI I llll FORSYTHE AVENUE I 636360 6363559 639663 I Ladies Ready-fo-Wear Larfe Selec+ion of Fashions E,,.-.., I For The efernal friangle-mechanical drawing. boy. and a pencil. School and Spor+s 274 I f Complimenis of PEARLS' BEAUTY SALON Operafors NINA WILLIAMS and PEARL LOFTIN KRAUSS and CAHN Men's CIo+hing 906 N. I8+h Monroe 325-0800 333 Desiard Monroe FA 3-5580 DREW C-BROCER COMPANY, INC. Wholesale Grocers ff' , J '5 -f ' o I09 Nor+h 6+h o P. O. Box I873 ' 445 Monroe. Louisiana DREW GROCER COMPANY Disfribufors Yukon and Dixie Lilly FIours H Dubon Canned Fruifs and Vegeiables FIRST NATIDNAL BANK Gofchal Doroihy Bubb, Kaihy SpurIot:k, and Cheryl Turnipseedq caughi in The ac? Complimenis of T A N D A TR D + gi COMPANY INC. I I I25 S+. John SIree'I' P. O. Box I80l Phone 323-3438 Monroe, Louisiana HAY'S Ladies' Ready-to-Wear ZI9 TRENTON STREET Phone FAir'Fax 2-863I All Naiionally Adver+ised Merchandise of La+es+ Sfyles ,x -sv MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 1 5 .. , , I I fi M X WWW' Q Complimenfsrjdfv Ni la' t H ' , dm K 5 If coNN ' VIIEQ ISERVICEK WTION - 5' SELMER I 3 J A v ' sl' LVM! ,IVUSI + Myprfss mf I f' s onr , 5 1 - U , W4 20 W, 0, eiiee f ,Q .- I 322-8127 ! Lb' M ,,f ' Lff-V! LLL - -iT ' gJ'IZU,I,g,' fiii X ,frbggf si W4 new Music co., INC. ' Q 339 Desiard RELAX PLAY BILLIARDS! EUREKA Air Condiiioned Gr0Cel'y Cold Drinks 204 Pine S+ree+ Wesf Monroe, La. I O'BANION'S RECREATION CENTER GUY O'BANION Owner Relax, Bu? Your Grades Come Fira? 276 Commerce Sfreei Wesf Monroe TYNER-PETRUS CO. Garden Implemenfs RENTAL SERVICE 4II Tren+on Wesi' Monroe FA 2-4474 gglffiilgffsgi F mse WWF? i QW 3 . as A FOREMOST DAIRIES SCOTT TRUCK AND TRACTOR COMPANY IN INAL Complimen+s ' ' of NORRIS STYLE HOP S 720 Desiard Wesi' Monroe's Largesf and Monroe' Louisiana Mosi' Compleie Siyle Cenier FA 2 4432 Dresses Coais Sui+s Lingerie O Also Feaiuring Jacquline, Connie, Deb, Fiancee Shoes 277 1 1 JQAQEMTT Q ff Magi! 'WW ! Wfjywj ' We Q W D ,Q 1 f, 7!.Q,'N WW Mya Vf iggfglfwpf T0 BE HW? TWIN cnv cnowu f Qyvmafy ., QMQQ Q vwfw e 'Q 03 QE 5' Q Q Q 0 iQ3v,-,,? 0 'gf ,gg ,n,.. N oy Civ 03 61334 eo ',, f7ggf5cisE3 0 5351 ' - --f 'Q' a G 6- X la' I e 619 ' ' N 0 ON' m q -'0Q Q1N g X, 0 M ge .M M 030 29 N G G MM 4 t. 4eA' f Q M Q 5 q Q 11 ,0 ' X x 0 O O 7 O 4- U qx Q hw 5 Jo G 0 ' , O O . O 0 - O - Q Q Q 0 1 5 5 O :Q 'A v Q hiv Dx O O - O 'Glv x' X Q G Slin Glin Glin Glin Glin Glin nw Y V- -- r RI Leaders Recogniiion Phone: Bus. FA 5-69I0 Res. 325-6978 E. C. ROARK, JR. 20II Trenion S+., Wes'I' Monroe, La. 24 Hr. Service-Call Anyiime Represeniing STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES Au'Io-Life-Fire Bloomingfon, IIIinois SOUTHERN TOOL CO., INC Growing Wiih Souihern IndusI'ry P.O. Box 457-Phone FA 3-5607 WEST MONROE. LOUISIANA Machine Building Our Speciality Noi-Ih Louisiana's Mos? Modern and CompIe'l'e Machinisfs, Toolmaker, Welders, Grinders COOPER FURNITURE COMPANY BILL MEUWLY- Where you qe+ Ihe bes+ for Iess presided . M R . - New or Used Furnl'I'ure UR Y.G STIIEETMAN Vice-Presidenf 504 Na'IchrI'oches Sfreef WILFRED R. OLSEN- Wesf Monroe, Louisiana Secrefary-Treasurer SENIOR CLASS OF 1965 MOTTO: Knowledge is a 'I'reasure, buf praciice is 'rhe Icey Io I+. FLOWER: Whife Rose COLORS: Blue and WIii'l'e OFFICERS: Senior Class Presiden+ .,,uuuuu.e,uue,,ue,,..uu..uuu ..u.uu...uu.,.. J IMMY AULDS Sponsor. Vice-Presiden+ uuuuuu..,...uu.. PEYTON WILSON ' Secrefary .u...,u.,. ,,s.u,, S HARON HARRELSON MRS' HELEN LEFERVE Treasurer .rur,,e urr.r.. P ATRICIA GARDNER Represen'Ia1'ives .u.u,..ur BETTY HAMMONDS CHERYL THOMPSON 279 L. W Y 7 ,V W A K u I 1',qLA'V, Y I Ffx , X MUIE - K rf wr , I ' ' I if ' MOTOR LIEUW BU.L,,,NG K- QEAUTY 1 ry CIEOUISIANA KX ' ,I ' . f I -., I Q- N if ffg SHQP 4 Q, fy, QLAGNIAPPE ' 'L fad., ff' 'Q ,I 'No' f Qt, . - ! . C ,JJ N ft gf II4 Morris Sfreef PHONE FA 2-7I84 D252 4 Q 'iffy A Wesf Monroe, Louisiana Cf- , Q Z I X,-ff ff'I1 . sis Q iraqi .Q CK K ff . Drago S+. Q Clif ,- X IW Wesf Monroe C 5155! Ifmpods from CO. Tiki 7Af'OUf1d H16 AND OR World McKEE RADIO AND TV SERVICE INC. I5 I 0 Cypress Sfreef Wesf Monroe, Louisiana X-'-F9 M X0 cs. P. PoRKY JORDON 7 MULHEARN ' I .L FUNERAL Home ,fb 5 I Gizexfi fi 5 'l,.fIg,Jfff -S TH -I455 I2 415 I A fa51f9L?v5l+ gA92,Qbi2 gif? ' SID raving? wa Q 23 Q- 1? F X fm giqwi 5? n p5QP2jgs. ,fgpqblghbii Xbbqlj' n Eglfdzs I9rIanI's. Q, 07 no a I - za ,7 zso vq Swanner's Fashions I CREW CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY Manufac'I'urers 702 Wood S'I'reeI-Wesi' Monroe, La. PERMANENT DRAINAGE FOR GIRLS 5 FT.-7 IN. AND OVER I OR LONG WAISTED Wes+ Monroe Rou+e I, Bax 307A Norfheasf Louisiana's Only TALL GirI Shop Louisiana TeIePhone FA 24323 NIX-CAGE DRUG Allffflim G lwfe 3973- TIE 'W' WEST MONROE, LOUISIANA SHOP OF FINE DRUGS For Insurance See WYATI'-HAYN ES INSURANCE AGENCY W. G. HAYNES, JR. STANLEY WYATT Wes'I Monroe FA 3-2428 Mom-ge FA 3-I880 CompIimen'Is of MANN MACHINE WORKS Wesf Monroe, Louisiana Mix LofI WWI' This bouncing baIIaIion of musicians, under The direcfion of on, Iifis a loud voice aI 'the Powder Puff game. 28I - J X I E5 II s I Tr' X Y O 'er E0 ASURE NOW IN ouR 60TH YEAR OF CONTINUOUS ' F VIN U UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE! EWRQ + XI I, I 8 pre SI'reeI' e II 3-8403 Eff? o oe, Lou I na l ,vu V K I I I U H' A AL EY iii? CENTRALMYRBANK R, R C GENCY, INC, 55135 L U . O. 5I5 2I8 Trenfon SI'ree'I Me b d al pmunsmne p.faII.m i ' . M. BUSBY, JR. I ., 323-2663 I PHONES: 323-975' I Wes+ Monroe, Louisiana I DUN LOP I TIRES OF QUALITY I QEWPZE of Bsaufy I ' R YE I-IARPS TIRE 8. SUPPLY I XI! I ------ 402 CoHon S+ree+ I Y YI EA- : I 'i WILLIAM TEMPLE Firesfone Reireads I 11,:i:, Hair SWIM Look Like New-Las+ Like New , DuNI.oP NEW TIRES I ..YI LIZ I iii I APPLIANCE 22I9 L i 'II A . Twin Cify ZTISIJIPTHQ igenfer Phone 325-7I7I O'KEEFE AND MERRITT AUTOMATIC GAS RANGES I020 NorI'I1 4-Monroe FA 3-4427 282 g , HU L! Lu Q UUWMJM4 MJ 4 9 MK! 500 jvwild 9423 JL JW fl LH N Ejmry ,fffcf K I L In MO OEA' s if Jf E TV Z 546 on Your Dual Channel 8 5 000 WaH's Afflllafed Wrl'h CBS and ABC Televlsuon Ne+works Muslc News Spor+s nn N ORLEANS s of Mm? Q10 MNOE W DA?-X MM on Your Dual M3 Jf 50000 WaH's Wm Wh Oyg' Spons WM im? ' THE JAMES A NOE sTATloNs Wlfv LCIKVV C pd 'O' X l GCA JL A uf' 4 U!! , 9 AZ Yi C'CV FX X K' 1 ,WM f,QZV pf? f JZ! N nl 7 ,V X AQ If AU 7 'lnin or f n . . . W jp I9 uf e yo in LW 'X I ff ,A QLL f Ulfclooses V a 'o X ,Cf , 4 f fC O U We '7 fp! ' fu! U My ' LM ' . . . a+' I - X in ff' O ' C? K!!! N ff 1 I M N7 .- , N 'X ! . . . if' . A 9' . if QW M CC 1 AKYC l Q I f ' gf? f' 11 x f'i C A C Mu ' J. A GC , 64 'and ho nd J 17 . in ofher sfaies, +oo! ' L A C 4 y E o i Nofe wri'ring's easy, if you have enough books io hide behind. Aubrey R. Walker A l , homes of disl'inc+ion i Wall-Williams Road Fa 3-20l5 I, .W ,1 A I J Al T PV! ,md T T I' Y F 6 Llflfl E . Complimenls of HIGHLAND BARBER SHOP Norlh 7+h w. Monroe l'l. V. SHAW WHlT WHlTTEN Shines by JESSE McMULLEN FLOWER SHOP 9l2 Soulh Third S+. Dial FA 3-65 Monroe, Louisiana Flowers For All Occasions Say ll' Wifh Flows By Wire 22 Io S6UTHERN EQUIPMENT 8. TRACTOR co., INC. , U W' FBLA in W f 3 1, ' nucniuo ppm U T U R E USINESS EADERS MERICA 555 , L 539 5 Q CongraIuIaI'ions Seniors UNION OIL MILL, INC. Ee Q ie in azisi ACME ELECTRIC SERVICE, INC. SALES AND SERVICE 705 Na'I'chiI'ocI1es SI. Phone 323-038I Wesi' Monroe, Louisiana ' 1- Sw. ii-.ti xi , X 53555 ii . 1, I , .V Q L 471 ' Q. ' ' ,,j'..,f , M -f - -1,34 f 1, -.ZR Q , ' f --' Q., ' A X 'Q NK ' 1 A f ' ,. ,, .1 wr ' ix-9 - i . I 'VikiT'H1 ' ' x J ,gl , ' 4 N3 c 4 ,- is ,,:, ,.,- , 1 AX X D - ' 'L 4 f :0 f-e15'i'ii x I .....- f 5' .fix 1 ff:-:.i .,.,,.... 7lll?..wlrere tlrerek actianli H in ,-I OWENS GARAGE General Aufo and Truck Service IOOI Cypress S+ree+ Wes+ Monroe, Louisiana 24-Hour Wrecker Service 11 g OUXCHUA RELECTRIQ SERVICE A in x2l2x Haynes I L Wes? Monroe, La. Y The game musf have been a rough one for Rebel Terry Lewis. 286 ' L JJ' ffag, new Hires 1 I J E 'ii 'MJ ,. V H flpji - - Upffiil, ,Durex I fx' X .X V If 'U' 'l 'Af ff 3 I X f yi Af i k J!!f'Zff,,,,1flV gffpeixgoxi , . 1 , J ' gl., , fi ff ' , ,iff L Agn J ee My l.v Q, V 'fl L' X Aj fix ii ,. xv LOUISIANA' is 1 Lf ,Wir f LEADING rw 'X-'I 1 WN JEWELERS Rf, , IZ9 DeSiard Sfreef Monroe, La. WEST MONROE MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY 308 Cryer Wes? Monroe, La. 387-1654 KZULYX y3cqJ71ISf C 2furcbA Wesi' Monroe, La. DR. CLIFTON R. TENNISON-Pasior v.f4,mW,,ef.4, -7w.gqmpwa?fmu4v4e7Pwf1e ', NIC ' Y J 'IJ5 4 ' Ikgg MV A AA' Q W A r 4 A cf V ,v , . QF up X, 6, All 1 1 4' Section editors, co-editors, Mrs. Walker, and Mr. Braley are shown with big smiles upon completion of the 1965 Rebelaire We the editors of the 1965 Rebelaire extend our thanks to the faculty, journal- ism classes, publications, students and the administration for their patience and help in the production of this pictorial history of West Monroe High School's ' twelfth year. We are grateful to our sponsor, Mrs. Betty Walker, for her expert guidance and ieassurance., ' Our Work will be justly rewarded if each of you enjoy reading the Rebelaire as much as we enjoyed editing it. 'Ky .gl j Marsha Bell We 225 .6 v 9' ,, X fi -7 9 Nancy Jordan O ll ji il j . tu- Q -F , J Jo Ann Raiford 4' , ,sk ,ally J TAYLOR rususnms COMPANY 88 rm wwlaauuvv. .fsno nm f.ylem-.da L 1 -- - 't5ia wJQfzumw6f0fM4,,f4 'E h,H','jAf Uu9J0b'ffw mw9gp,J2,df7 9 L .QM QM, Jw 0.lw-Q GLM 2531.4 4,?EWMlQlfs+Q'5fwf? 1f wif ifWWQ M, bf QJQMJQG UM, 3 Mgmy k ? jp Oggwfjaf M63 ,Zwf MWWQQMJJ Gigi? 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