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

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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

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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.

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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