West Monroe High School - Rebelaire Yearbook (West Monroe, LA)
- Class of 1973
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Theme Development f 9 .xr uv . 5 4 -'V fu- Rv, 'f' ml -nr' xi? A :rt-QXQ J., +5-3 W NF 2 . ' 5355 .1 1335219.92 tk? at T Q., in z - 4' y, x I XXX f ' I 1 , I 1, 4 J !1'.!,z' .o'n.r fu, f' 3 r ? ' W ' til. '15 A ,S4I,:J,,'.:th' .- fi. 1 4' I K .ax w 'S Q. Theme Developmentf 1 1 ..,-f QQ P if xg? W Suk E 1721. ,1Z ,gsp.-...fs J., .g-ll Our years will be reflected gently as we Watch... f-+0 A ' Q ,!, 'la T. W 5 I, jx K Y .M A . JU X vue- , ,' I Aw- 1, ' r , ' , 4 um A K ' 2.5 N, A g ' , 'fi 2 J p m,,,f- eg ilagrffn Q my - - . 1 I -Q ? . .. , f r fr . i 'f ' 1 .r gg , ' ff , b p W ,JPXR ' W- ' A1 'gwiglfi ' 'fy ,, .1 V , we 4' A'W' fi ,ie A fl :rpg -aff' r 94' al 51 Q W - p ' xh 5, f A ,if 1, I 1 gi ft: g I -1'ie' f ' other players performing the roles We played. Theme Development f 1 5 en' Q A 'fa r?,..,ff,g -seq.. e . Z v 4' x an I , 16 f Theme Development iii ,Vg 1. 'I-1 gk! K Qi 'Q- '-1 H V, xv- L. -f 154 'ff 2.213 3 ' r H 'W Q '-LM 531 ke !' 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NO'l' .I LST thc srhool associated prolmlcms cilhcr. hul ri-ally imporlanl things which made an ellocl on us or will have vm-ry soon. Thx' war. s4'x.drugs, and world praise wore very with-ill problems lhal hollivrvcl us alll. W0 qlwslioiwfl llwsf' things hut no one would rvally answvr lhvm l'or us. Wx' had to decidv l'or ourselves whal influx-men lhvy would have in shaping our idvals. Our lulurv was up lo us now. l Contents Pre-school! 22 Morning f 26 Lunch f 32 Afternoonf36 Post-school! 42 Drama f 46 Music f 50 Homecoming f 54 ' Winning Isn't Everythingfse Sports f 62 Love f 88 Happenings f 2 1 So this is the dawn of each new day. WffffffffzZifffffffflfllllllll 22 f Pre-school , mm Wilfiunlffg p 'fda - 2 3 , vi WT . 'WH'-JV 'fwffff Wi l ' 'tf r '-Iii?-U 5 4-'fi-A I 2 r't 5 . Stucleznts arrive at school. . Cars are brought by students in the junior class. . Students listen to the radio. . An empty hall. . Footlxall players lnefore a pep rally. Pre-schoolf 23 Y OME OF US CAME FRIGHT- ENED AND ALONE WHILE - others were self-reliant. Our lives were dlfferentg yet we aimed lor a common oal: To Know Ourselves. I 2 3 4 l. Terri and Lawrence 2. Auditorium steps before school 3. Jamie Simpson 4. A rainy morning i A A iiiiiii - S Q X W ew 24 X Pre school H HW! 1 ,E QA hi., 3 5 f 1 i . i K,- A J L rfi., I .5 f. , 4 ,-.gf iii? I 1 X-.'.' ' ,fry ..L ,,,,.,----ix ' , 1 .4 , , -1' , j X Xfx :IN , Z ,f I V Q, X K 7, 3 . x This is the school Where they keep all the people. EW p fi' N 5 Wife l.Sludcnl5 purlicipallu in lhr- pledge . M '51 allegiance. 'rm 2.Stuflenls parlicipulv in the morning as- 'f sc-mbly. 5 3. lmagcs are 1'm-fleclml by sluflvnls. fl. Senior Relwl Raiders dance during morn- lllgHSSOHlllly. i rl' 5.SLurln-nts crowd stairwavs clurinv' class- 1 room cllangos. 1 ,, - 6. 'Flu-rv are limes of Ulll7l'l'l3ll1ly. l Ig? T, Visual aid llel in varialion of classroom -'Nl fr 'il programs. 26f Morning Academics i 1. Wim 1 ,Y ID iw 'K mf gl . 4 MWUik0!NNNll!WlllH' It -I Q1 MWvmmmwmm xxw MM ' um m P 1 ,Q X 3 I 1.,gl' M0 is A plmlgc of illlPgiLllll'l'. ilu' nmrning I1rayf'1' and classroom confusion madv us discovcr iuldwl Hl1'2llliIlg in day lo flax' activities. I I2 3 -1- l. Dcbbif- Atkins and Pam Zuher. 2. Driver's Eduvulion student. 3. Rebel Choir. -1-. 'l'i-avln-1'sPulsy ,-Xnllvy and gliirlvy Umm. 28f Morning Academics of ,f 5 r' 1 1 3 -L X 1. Students dance for homecoming assem lrly, 2. Cll0IlliSlI'y class expcrimunl. 3. Class changc aft:-r IlUlllPl'00fXl. cllliilllllift' office students. Morning Academicsf 29 I 9 l.'l'uI1-nl hllOXV H 2, Pa-p rally r 3, Ilmmu-1-ruining 3 4 4.S1nilQ-Y 30 X Morning Academics 5 J f x B 2 1 .Q . m ,ig ,Q 2 .8 . , cm' J . 9 vigil f o ' 43 A L ,ix V J QA W 0' P-K A ' 1 . gi, ' A 'V ,pq 4 uf I sv , f, ' . U x Q A . ' P I . I . 5 - .5 lf FL-f .rj , 'N f ., an X - '- Kb at V. ,S ip, A 1 v 3, Q, .1 f G ' r 1 , x A 1. . W U J , . .A A , EI., .i Wt h 5. 1 3 A 4,1 1 x - c -3 A ' ks k 5 , Y-5 K . ' . , - , . ' Y ii-9 X ,W , ffgwfff I 'P F + 5 I. Honey makes publications, part of them anyway. 2.,Iour11alisml fi.'I'1-rry iIox.j0ImFl1cpln-rd -1.1IoRf'lrsf 5. HPIIICIIIIIUI' thc i1'4'I'i'lSllillly? Morning Academics X 31 S0 what would ou d0'uJcook upsunne f un'?! Lfif, Q 4 3 fit. ' 'if' t .1-M. 5-I x - e--t i 12:52 fi We -ilivfe Q ,, ifyii fi t ,t ?l'?d 3 ,QJ mt l 2 gl. l. Students participate in cafeteria program. 2. David Milam stacks hooks in his locker. 3. Concession stand area is surrounded by students. 4. Conver ation is displayed by students. 32 f Lunch gf. 5? , if-,, wk., , 1- - W h rg pri ll M ke, it 'W ABF . 1 2 3 4 . Mischicf is developed during class change. . Students enjoy relaxation away from school. . Students on campus stand in concession HFCH. . Students al, lunch shifl. Lunchfi-33 Sv mai, i :K . -'RQ .-1. H:,.z- .' A As our scarcliing assumed many lorms we gained maturity insighl. At IlIfl.l'l'Glll. limes and the most unex- pmc-led places we became the re- lleelion ol' our experiences. 1 ., 3 4 Students eal pretzels from concession stand. 'lleaeliers have duly in concession area. Sludents gather at sidewalk after a rain. Sludents gathered near building. 34 Lunch r' .. sl f sn- Ai! .V x .4 x ,- 1 ,am- .A',. 'F I 1. 45 'LM Erifrifii- 5' :H ' ' .f , ,W 1 fi, v ., i . EL 1 ,. . W ,qw . W. fm ., f ,fl A pr - ,f -W I',.C 4 . 1 4 A--1. .zzz an p R Q if . L A :NA ,Q f' 'N 'ft'-4, ':Tm'.ww.N X 'f 6 W 'WRX' wg' is MW, ,L .xs1 I . x .X ' -'VS xx E 9? ,-1, Q' f ,W J :pw 4 - N . '51-rv L 'lf Q lik? K Q 1 f i 2 . Q S an veins ' 'P 5 i Q . ax 1 EWEQ 1 f 5i?Pfa ,' 2-4 W 1 , I I 1' ' W9 K W .5 Y 4...-..- i 'TLP 'kg' xii flJ u -.,,,, l 4, 5 Sllltl1'lIlS rcwivc instructions. Slualvnls display 1-onfusion. Xlilla boxes help in url project. Tom und Jerald work on art prqjccl. Slmlvnts in lypillg W1itCll ll'lillSIDZll'0llCiE' fd' Aff u Ll ...I ff K 36fP. M. Classes 1 2 I I4 ' l lypingstudcnts 5 Student at lhc walvr fountain. 3 I' V l' ' -I' 'X orugn .mguagc 1, dbh 4 Stuwlunt borrows film from the library. 42 Words- or shoes?- per minute really adds up! P. M. Classesf37 X b , 3 I E i I F! f H C +1 w.4A . ,ELL A -I 57 K' .. 2 Aix ax ' f fra 'J 9' -xi 1,,N x . , as wc oln5e1'vc'fl tlw l'OllllllK' around us ' U 5' ' N hi wc' lN'l'ilIT1C awarc oi caurl1 new and ' ax N. 4 p V++' MWlwwfwlgwqm H 'WW ++'+vv++++ v++ Yv+'++VHYv++ vv4HN1 v+4'+v4'N++f'H WM 'f mmf W 'A MW 4 W 1 Y , Illff0l'L'!ll haplms I HM HHN! ,q J 1' iv , A V' 'M f'-ml' W f I1 I 4 W '!. NF IW Ig G! Wmuunmumugw 4 .r 1fStudents vonstruct art vxhibit. 2fCIerical practicv ssfnimd V W 'Ill I f 11-f'l'vping W, ww yx W- ,Q , , ' NMWM M Q l l Y M nn , mmwxwnummu MMMJ1ua ' ,mn 'I ' WAV, W nnnunvnw N 1, Ju I fn 4. .w w ww! u ww wa n mln xl wx w HN rx I! 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Sludcnls leaving svliool. 4. Students leaving svliool. 44 f Post School ,X X, I , My Lf, ffyfwltfi. 2' ' 3' , ' , ?' 'v-Ah , J rg N A - Axww-1 -.ft , , M, xg k fn., , .. . t A f .x. ,. tv, , I I 41- l. Drama students prepare for a play. 2. Students walk homo from school. 3.1t's u football game! 4. Students prepare for cold weather. .,C!'7P vga Q ii A yg,w .,, k .4 L W M Q k W ,Wt -f ,K-.gl , . ::,v?Yf, M 'fA ., wr, fa b 552' . ., .W 'ifffviwft 1 ,fqye , 'L Post Schoo1f45 Fx 12 3 5 I. Editors, Kim Nolan, Diane Lowe, Nelwyn Wilbanks leave after hard day of work on the yearbook. 2. Coach llflanguam leading late afternoon Pep Rally. 3. An injured football player at a Friday nightas game. 4. Gordon Tolleson 5. After school club meeting. 46 X Post School F' 3- CHOOL fXSSlS'l'AN'l'S AT WNIHS SHARE HY V .NRIOUS responsibilities us Office and Guid- ance workers. They perform numerous activities such as running errands, taking phone messages, filing, and performing duties for school officials. HELPFUL STAFF NIENIISER IS 'l'HE NURSE. MRS. Sfelda Cash. Her duties include aiding students who become ill. and making eerlain they have someone to care for them. ,fff fs.. . W .wkswi gm.,-',., . . 'Hmm 1' wa ww- H li l Q51 r: ' , X yr l 2 3 4 l lfGuidance Workers. 2fMrs. Cash at work. 31 Office workers. 4flVlrs. Stella Cash, nurse School Assistantsf47 I -l 1 Nlakc-up is applicd to Steven l arrar by Jennifvr liucle. Becky Luc, Curl Nlillcr, and Brenda Howvll. Charlollu Evans and Gregg QIOITIJII. Kathy FLIIT uppiius make-up lo Curl Millar. Nancy Jackson and George Griggs 48fDrama OWN TO EARTH WAS PRESENTED BY THE JUNIOR THES- PIAN GROUP. THE PLAY REVOLVED AROUND TWO AND A hall' angels who returned to carlh to pick up their clients. There were thirteen cast members in the three act performance. HDown lo Earth was directed hy lVlrs. Linda Townsend and Mrs. Georgcanna Grace. Student director was Cathy Varner. l 1. Make-up is applied to Gregg Jordan. 2. Becky Lee, Larry Crocker, Brenda Howell, and Gregg Jordan. 3. lVlrs. Grace applies make-up to Nancy Mann. Dramaf49 I--... NDER TIIE DIRECTION OF A NEW VOCAL MUSIC INSTRUCTOR TIIE 1972-73 REBEL. CHOIR PARTICIPATED IN MANY EVENTS leading lo a successful year. lVlr. Ronald Flurry direeled not only Rebel Choir, bul Rebelaires, Glee Club, Mixed Ensemble and Girls's Ensemble. Handelis uNlessiali7' was presented before the Christmas holiday vacation, and members ol' Ensemble dressed as insects lo perform MTlie Grasshopper during homecoming assembly. To raise money, Choir solcl polyflufl' animals. District and State Festival were both allendeml by the elioir in llie Spring. Choir aceompanisls were Celia Parnell and Renee Clark. 50fRebe1 Choir 9 11 Rebel Choir in concert form 21 Mr. Ron Flurry leads the choir 31 Mr. Flurrv at his desk 41 Johnny Herbet during homecoming assembly 51 Choir Council, the governing body of Choir 61 Greg Jordan during homecoming 71 Debbie Cheek during homecoming 81 Ensemble practicing one of their selec- lions Rebel Choir 1 51 N INVITATION TO PLAY AT THE 17TH ANNUAL CON- duetors conference at University of Southern Mississippi in I-Iatlisburg was extended to the Rebel Band. The band was one of three high school bands invited to participate. Throughout the year the Rebel Band was busy raising money for their Mexico trip planned in May. Their visit is expected to be beneficial and enjoyable for all. Superior ratings, as well as all district honors, were bestowed upon the Rebel Band. The annual Winter Concert was presented in February. ul b X s i , 3 - 1 , 3 I. All state band members 2. Band performs at halftime 3. David Ryals 4. Christmas Parade 52fBand .1 V f 'li' GF? l. 1972-1973 West Monroe High School Marching Band. 2. Band Officers 3. Mr. Spears instructed the band to a successful year. Bandf53 OMECOMING AT WM FOI,- LUWED THE THEME OF HGo Westa' Monroe. Members of the court carried out the theme by Wearing Western clothes. Excerpts from 6'Fiddler on the Roofw and NTonight were played by the band, and Mixed Ensemble performed HThe Grasshopper. Mike Griggs was the narrator. Homecoming court consisted of seniors. Cathy Head escorted by Billy Hulseyg Linda Streetman escorted by Randy Flemingg Judy Warren escorted by Barry Robersong Maggie Titmus 54 f Homecoming 52? escorted by Bryan Boneyg and Lou Ann Staton escorted by Mike Shields. Juniors were Sherri Littleton escorted by Paul Maxeyg Lynn Newman escorted by ,lohn Headq and Susan Canfield escorted by Kent Adams. Football players enjoyed ham- burgers at To To's. 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Q .Q - P ' 9' M V- . a - Va! - M -sg 4,04 ,lr s v if , J .W 4 . r I Q1 f ' 1 - x,V' b- 1 ,' ' x, . -Q M is t ., , , sr 3' f if f 5 ' 90 ,jf , 'J-1 x . n , . ,xl , . x vu ,L , Af. fzwz S4- - y pafgffr ,nh va 1 '-'x 2',,' 1 ' 'Sz A, if ..m.,,W.. ,, wen.. V-.. , Q -.- ,. , A' 'P ' 6-QM. , msn 4 .. W g A J. L W7 ,Mm-..,.,, , Q: , 5,41 4 ' -Q '-mann .M imap. 0. ..::-' 'Jaw ,. I ns . , 'ffbwf' bg ,X f' 9, ,sf an Wm f Q'--Q? '4f 3'nrAv-Mau.-g..f, ., V 55-ohm Inq.,-5 , , I ? 'i I .gQf'3 ?k'L.,g'. v H , ' ' ' -, 2, A 5 ' ' tv1v? '7'3'5'V?t fT W-'lt '? 5'M s 4f'wA fi K em , I ' f. ' ' W- ww A '+5 f5,n'32'9'3sQE . Q A ' A , I f'.. , , -, , X... HifW'2fm :iff . U 'J' R I 1 ff+B1F4kW W 'fs ,z it.:?J.qa6d .??T'iW'?i ' I fi' W A it M 'i M i ' Tw' ,' 'QTL iff .:fQf'7 -'mf -.gffgd OACII PETE NIANGUNI, IN HIS FIRST YEAR AT WEST Monroe, inspired the Relis to victory against Ferriday Rulldogs. The de- fense, under couches .lim Knox and Elvin Spears, held the Bulldogs to only 7 first downs. Tommy Class hulled his way over from one yard out to put the Rehs ahead 6-0. A pass from Dirk Allision to tight end, Mike Shields was good , for 24 yards and set up another Rebel l score. Glass hanged in for another seore, to make the score I2-0. Another scoring drive, eoupled hy a screen pass from Randy Fleming to johnny Herhet and passing protection from the Rebel interior line, made the score 18-0. Bulldogls lone score Came from a 76-yard run by Jesse Hawkins. 5 1 2 3 5 4 I. The punting team. 2. Dirk Allison Carrying. 3. Rolls in warm-up drills. 44. The Rell defense. lJ.,limn1y Wink rapping with Coaieli. Football f 65 2 EVll,,LE'S TIGERS UN LOAD- ED ON THE WEST MONROE Rebels for their first district win of the season. Proving their number two ranking in the state, Tigers easily handled Rebels throughout the three and one hall' quarters played, with a tough passing and running game. Rebel offense, however, punched out 98 yards on the ground, more than was rushed against Neville in its first three ballgames, although Neville won 32-0. Gene Berry's field goal with three seconds in the third quarter proved powerful enough as West Monroe registered their second district win, this one over Rollon. Defensively Rebs had some prob- lems. Bolton Bears rushed for 183 yards, l50 of the yards in the first half. 1 2 3 4 5 l. Tommy Glass and Petels Fleet. an 2. The mighty Rebel defense. Tl' W Q ff 3. Bryan Boney carries. 4. John Herbet with the ball. 5. Randy Fleming sprinting out. 66 f Football ICTORY FOR Rl'fl3lCl,S CAME IN THE FOURTH period as the Kelis posted their first district win against Ruston. The Relms pounded out 136 yards the second half, propelling the lust quarter out- lmurst that proved effieient for a very important victory. With Tommy Glass pushing down the middle, and Robbye Beckwith sweeping the ends, Helrs saw plenty ol' action and the game was in the hands of the vietor. Defensively, the Rebels allowed only 63 yards on the ground and only three passes completed. Ruston Heur- cats were allowed only three points. that eoming at the end ol' the l'irst quarter on at 25-yard field goal. . 3-:J .ia 23 0 0 .,.,, L ., J' : Football f 67 'WJ B 1 Ln? iz 2 I S5 if ' w 'F S v Qs f Ag ' 6 1 t Ill!!! P 7 ,W W.. 3: 1 I' Wh fi . lst! 1-, ,. Q - 1 .M . . Y , , ' 2 6 - '5 w gsm... 5013 Q Hrs? s K' ,H ,wg 'Hua .,., , ,X f-kmg. . 1, V, , fs ' -f Y.. V' is f-fmt .-'V K ' ,A lRLlNE'S DEFENSE ROSE FOR THE OCCASION THE second half. as the Vikings handed the Wesl Monroe Rebels their third defeat in seven outings. The game was tied at the end ofthe first half, but the Vikes soon took charge of lhe game on their first possession. With long, accurate passes and a punt return in the third quarter, by the Vikings, Rebs were virtually blown off the football field. Rebels could not gel a ground attack started the lust half the opposing defense held WMHS, to 56 yards rushing. Rebs one score came from an intercepted pass by Roger Morrow and returned for 68 yards and a touchdown in the first qu urter. ll-. The Rebel running backs. . . The Coaches. 6. Rig Tommy Glass wilh ball. Football X 69 lTll A 3-l RECORD IN A TlGHT DlS'l'RlC'l' 2-AAAA, Rebels traveled aeross the river i to Onaeliita. to play the Lions. After a disappointing first half. the seore was 7-6. West Monroels favor. The first time Rebels got the hall in the seeond hall. they marehed for a 55 yard seore hy Tommy Glass. A second score t'ilITlt' in the third period of play, with Dirk .Nllision scoring on an end sweep. Rehs scored once more in the fourth period with Glass scoring his sceond touehdown of the night. Ouachita's tene score came on a touchdown pass to a wide-open re- eeiver, with a eouple ol' minutes left in the third period. Following the victory, Rebels moved into lone possession ol' second place in the district. 1 7 3 4 5 6 70 f Football . , ' eftn 4' .1 ,gigs 4-ig gr. l. Coach Spears. IZ. Tom Glass up the middle. fl. V. Rell around end. fl. The lCLlI'll. .m. Tominy Glass breaking a tueklt 6. The offense. . . Q I .3. C C ' , ff n--4.-..j- .w , 3,-33 ,g, if 'YL 'A .., ff A r A , X 2 i 1? 'if ii M' ' I x, Vf 12? 'Q ,, x 1 Qu ,f ,,N'.rI ' Q 5 . x Lg mf! ,'f3ya'5v,.-nw J S1 f 2 I fb y if 'L 3' 4' 'f' him, ,,,v- STARTING ol,-F sLow,R12m5l,s LOST THEIR FIRST FOUR OF five ballganlcs. Winning llre XVIIIIISIMJIO tournament, and plillillg llm Bustmp tourney. Rebel b.1slu,llmll showed il 15 llle season progressed p ln then' flrst pod thc lough lowin uae 72B ktbll Q TTTTT T Tan may ++LT buh, M TTTQT miiiafn T ' M T I .M ms WE' 'TTTT Y W Q6 W N' T W N I MX s IW' W we ,L 1 H T JN N HT Tiffi T T x X 1 fd 9 H I sw-VN A ' W Sa w my Y sv!! X Q' A M '-J X-sz Q Ju ez aw - .1 9 h h in , , , 'f ,Wh I ff I I bl 1 . 1-if ' X X 1 MD X o ff 1, 23? 5: 3 f agy .. I 4 5 6 8 2 I 3 b 9 lf Couch Brian giving instructions 2f Rohbye Beck with shooting 3X Dirk Allision making a lay-up 4f Coach Brian 5f Tension mounts 61 Coaches Brian and Palmer 7X Billy Moore adds two more fl! Rebels in action 9f Columbus Smith aims for two. Basketball X 77 is MEI! . . 4- QW 355 TQ' ' 3 My 123 if , 75 ..-1' l ?'v 99,1 funny, iw Q 'Fa emma, l 0 3 IL 5 6 7 3 7 1 5 6 . Greg Slocum on the rebound. Ricky McNeal reaches for ajump ball. Ken Bonnctte .Greg Slocum attempts a warm-up shot lnslore game. . Slack on the rebound. . Rc-hs attempt shot against Ouachita. . Ricky McNeal makes shot against St. Frcdricks. Basketba11f'79 WEST MONROE WEST MONROE WEST MONROE WEST MONROE WEST MONROE WEST MONROE WEST MONROE WEST MONROE lf Freddie Banks works out 21 30 18 20 22 21 60 44 RUSTON ALEXANDRIA MINDEN RUSTON NIINDEN OUACHITA BASTROP ALEXANDRIA 21 Number one miler in district 2-AAAA, Greg Ochs 3X The Track Team 41 Coaches Williams and Spears in chalk talk 5f Donald Franklin broadjumps 6X Billy Beckley throwing thc javelin 7f Sprinters practicing relay. 145 2367 '-2 f ' . --Jaw -4' 1 1 3159 llfiw 'bif' 1, 4 -MQ: 1 219542. 1 1' -. rs- A--+. , -f I 'MHA :cv ff:- f -1-..,, KRQ, 'EZ'-wi. K 973,31 , 4k.,3 EST MONROE HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY TEAM FINISHED ITS SEASON WITH A FINE I0-2 RECORD. LEADING THE PACE for the Rebels were Greg Ochs and Freddie Banks. Ochs was the 1973 champion in district 2-AAAA. Other runners for WMHS were: Terry Hattaway, Steven Farrar, Barret Lacomb, jack Mulhearn, and Neil Edgington. Track X 81 EST MON ROE TRACK TEAM WITH O UTSTAND- ing sprinlvrs llucy Nlalono and Sam Kylus, distanuc runncrs Greg i - Orlrs and Frm-clrlic Hanks made a strong laid for honors in District 2-AAAAX. Oulslanding wciglil men were Dull Hallen and llc-nnis Covinglon in lllc slrolpul and Chuck Cannon in llw discus. Rolillyc' Bw-lxwilll. Konnic' lilazivr and Donald Franklin load tlro jumping ovvnls for tllv Relic-ls. The sprinl relay lcam ol' Bryan Honey, Larry Ballard, Malone, and Kylos was onc ol' llic lop teams in llic distrim-l. Oclrs, Beckwith, Kylcs and Miulioal Slack did 21 good job in lhc mile relay to help in the successful Traf'k season. 82 f Track Li:- ' -i . . 14 Q I ng., ng, 5 824' If 11440-Relay Team fl! 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Responsible for leading the golfers was Kent Adams, a relurning lillesl ol last year's squad. joining liim will be David Cole, John Rappold, jay Mallard, and Gary Hoover. Billy, Michael and Phillip Periot, transfer students from Texas will complete the roster for the I973 goll' season. Golff 85 , as .ZH asp, i is ' 5 Gans -4, .1 f .ba 'S . f, i fr 2 X.. w . 1 2 WS , , '19 - an I '51 .. 4' Mi. gl 'Inf , l Af l 1 , -L N L M, x l 5 gn, .4 , ., a, Y' , ' fl M , A mg' A 44,99 215559 PTA? Q 'I , ,. 5 6 , l . Q , .N .. ,vw 'M' W M ,aw ll Tha: Rebel Baseball Team 2f Tlw returning inficldcrs 3f WNlllS pitching staff 4-f James Garner catching . Qiffle :rl 3 ' , W' y.,.J.l ,iv L W K -I yy guy., , .,, , V 4 ,. y , 5' Q W 4, ' ff I il an t fa uf ff , 5,-3 tml' at ' niiwf f,L,,'i3 if 5 6 , W1 v- V' fr-V N'l'lCll'gX'l'lON FOR A CRENI' 755 l3ASEl3!Xl,l, YEAR WAS lN ' the minfls ol' I4 returning lelterinen from last ys'ar's squatl. Spirilefl hy the QE. ills entire returning infield. the cliamoml- men was expected lo he a eontendor for the district lille. A new heatl coach was also a ff -04 hright spot in the Rebel hasehall program. Coaches Stan johnson, lioy Peters, and jimmy Aarons piloted the an QNQBQE hallelub in what many players :consid- ,, ' A 5 ' - f lr? 3 l ered the year lor West Monroe. Long hours ol' constant practice 2 5 xy provirled each player with the deter- mination to defeat each hallcluh they faeefl. Team unity was a product of this determination and hecame a foundation for the success of the team. 1 2 lf Coaches Peters. ohnson. and Aarons 21 Baseball equipment iff The returning oulficlclt-rs fl-f Paul lllaxey hitting Baseball X 87 .4 Qf you love somefning, you must sei if freeg Qf it returns, it is yours, Qf if c1oesn,f, it was never meant fo oe, 88!Qove ,f . X ' , Ns1 qA f .J',a.l , . X 1 , as 'f Yr,-. 'x - , . - ' ,I N , . 1 .Q . 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Contents Mr.fMiss WMHSf92 Sr. Who's Who f 93 Jr. Who's Whof98 Soph. Who's Who f 99 Cheerleaders f 1 00 Rebel Raiders f 1 02 Rebelettesf 1 O4 Student Council f 1 06 Rebelaire Staff f 1 1 0 Rebel Dispatch f 1 1 2 Clubs fl 14 Principal f Staff f 1 26 Facultyf 1 3 0 Maintenance f 1 35 Seniors f 1 36 J uniors f 1 62 Sophomoresf 1 84 Memoriam f 2 O9 Images f 91 ELECTED BY POPL'l,.XH VOTE OF TIIE SENIOR CLASS AS Miss West Monroe High School is Kristy Cole. 'Vlirougliout her high school Career. Kristy has been active in campus orgauiizations such as French Club. where she was ai Nllliss French Club Contcsluntf' Anchor Club. Where she served as president during her senior year: Art Club: National llonor Soeiety: and 'l'hespiz1ns. A Key Club Sweetheart for three years. Kristy served on the lnterelub Council of Y-Teens. as Secretary of Student Guidance. and as Second Vice-president ol' the Stuflent Council. Chosen as the D.-XR Goorl Citizen from WMHS, Kristy was selcclefl l'reslm1an beauty, and was E1 member ol' the l9T3 Rebelaire yearbook stall. as well as the Rebel Raiders clance team. 92fMr. and Mrs. WMHS Football. baseball. and track are some of the activities in whieh the l973 Mr. West Nlonroe lligh School has participated. Nlilxe Shielcls was selecterl by his fellow sluilents lor this honor. after having been eleetetl Senior Class president in September. Mike servecl as president ol' the junior class. as well as being eleetefl junior Class hanrlsome. He has Served as Y-Teen Beau. Anchor Club Admiral. as well as participating in nearly all athletie events. A member of FCA. Stuilent Council, and National llonor Society, Mike has clemonstraleil his vocal music ability in Rebel Choir. Rebelaires Boys' Ensemble, and the Nlixerl Ensemble. ELIC.-KN GIRLS? STATE DELE- GATE LYNN WILSON REPRE- sented West Monroe High School with dignity. A member of Rebel Choir Coun- cil, l.ynn also served as an officer in French Club. RFI.. and Youth for Christ. Lynn served as Student Council Parlia- mentarian, and was also active in Y- 'l'eens, Anchor Club, Thespians and National llonor Society until she was graduated in january. As president of the Student Council dur- ing his senior year, ,lobnny llerbet dem- onstrated leadership characteristics throughout high school. johnny was elected Choir president. and vice presi- dent of the Twin City Association of Stu- dent Councils. Johnny participated in varsity and junior varsity football and baseball, and was active in National Honor Society. He was named to Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents. lligh scholastic achievement and partici- pation in sports were active interests of Wayne Nlarionneaux. A transfer student from Colorado Springs, Colorado, where he participated in baseball, gymnastics, golf, band, and ,IV football, Wayne was selected to Whois Who Among American High School Students during his senior year at WMHS. While a WMHS Rebel, Wayne was active in Quill and Scroll, Rebel Choir, Rebel Dispatch newspaper staff, and varsity baseball, in which he lettered. Lynn Welch has served diligently in Rebel Choir, and in Mixed lfnsemblc as a vocalist, as well as an accompanist. Elected Secretary of Student Guidance during her senior year. Lynn also served on the Twin City Associa- tion of Student Councils. She was active in Anchor Club, National llonor Society, Y- Teens, Rebelettes. She was also selected to Whois Who Among American lligh School Students. Having served as president of her freshman class, Lou Ann Staton was elected secretary of her junior and senior classes, as well as a sophomore favorite. Lou Ann served as a cheerleader three years, and was elected by the entire student body as homecoming queen for 1972 after being nominated by the football team. She was a member of Quill and Scroll, Y-Teens, Hlld Anchor Club. Senior Who's Whof93 HOSFN IN WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN IIIGH SCHOOL STH- dents, Terri Guilloiy has been active in many campus organizations. Having served as Y-Teen officer and Art Club officer, she was a member of Spanish Club, Anchor Club, National Honor Society, Rebelettes, and Rebel Raiders during her senior year. President of National Honor Society, Key Club secretary, and Quill and Scroll treasurer, Steven Farrar has been actively involved in many campus organizations. Steven was a member of both varsity track and cross-country teams, as well as Thespians and French Club. A participant in Thespian productions, Steven was named to Wl1o's Who Among American High School Students. 94fSenior Whois Who Kim Nolan has served as 'Student Council member, Freshman and Sophomore Y-Teens president, Anchor Club Senior Advisor, and a member of Quill and Scroll, as well as a member of Rebel Iiaiders. Also serving as Key Club Sweetheart, Kim was an assistant editor of the l973 Rebelaire, after having worked on the staff. With her friendly personality and warm smile, Kim was elected by her classmates as both Freshman and junior Girl Favorite. -.rf ff, A friendly personality, Linda Strectman, was Key Club Sweetheart and a maid on the Homecoming Court. She held memberships in National Honor Society, Anchor Club, and Y-Teens. as well as serving as Student Council Secretary and working on the Iiebelaire staff. Linda supported athletics as a Iiebelette, Rebel Raider, and cheerleader during her senior year, when she was also named as a Twin City Cheerleader. ,. l'I'1nlt1.ll'l1YYlLl1 QE' Mann has been an active member Of ons al WNIIIS. She has held Ill Y-Teens, French Club, 1b. Thcspians, Quill and Scroll, 116061 Choir, and Rebel Raiders. Nancy was chosen for l'cliean Girls' State. LSU Leader- ship Conference, and Whos Who Among American High School Students. AVING SERVED lN Rlfljlflf lY'l I'lYS EACH OF HER FOUR years in high school, Cindy Del,oach is a well-known student at WNIHS, During her junior year, she was historian-reporter of Rebclctlcs. and during hcr senior year, she was elf-1-tml treasurer. Cindy was also a mem- ber of Anchor Club. Thcspians, and Y-Teens, and has participated in numerous Thespian productions, including ':l .L.l.l'.lJ.li.D.7' during her junior year. Mike Griggs, a mid-term graduate of WMHS, served in the Key Club. French Club, National Honor Society. -1-H Club and pro- jects, and the Ouachita Parish Leader Organi- zation. Participating in track and serving as basketball manager occupied much of lVlike's timc. During his senior year, Mike served in thc Tutorial Program until his graduation in january. Assistant drum major during her senior year, Sally Einhorn has served in the concert and marching band throughout her years as a Rebel, as well as being named to All-District Rand each year. A member of Monroe Youth Symphony for two years, Sally has attended Tech Music Camp, and has served in Y-Teens and French Club at WMHS. A fashionable sight at WMHS was Equilla Johnson. A transfer student llrom Richard- son High School, she was an honor student, and a member of FII,-X and choir. During her two years at WhlllS Equilla has been an ROTC Sweetheart. a member of Quill and Scroll, and assistant editor ol' the Rebel Dispatch. ln her senior year, she was on the Rebel Raiders dance team and served as make-up editor and fashion columnist for the Dispatch. Senior Who's Whof95 l'I'll 'l'llE .-XMl5l'1'l0N T0 l3lCCOlN'lE A 'l'lC,fXClllClt, KATIIY l9'IlliR WAS A HEM- lilili Ol 'l'lllf SALT PROGRAM AND Allllill 'l'l'iMflll'fliS Nl' NN ITIENIEN- tary school. ln addition. Kathy was a nicnihcr ol' ,Nnrlior Club, National Honor Society, Student Council, and 'l,'hespians, for whom shi' scr'vcd as president during hcr senior year. She was also a member ol' the Bi-Hacial COIllIIlllli'l'. , 5 - , A fi? .leaf AQ ,L Well-known for her iiClll6VCIllUlllS in ltr-bel Band is Nancy Singleton, who has partici- pated i11 both marching and concert band throughout high school, Nancy achieved first chair clarinet in All District Band four years, and was named to All State Orchestra during her senior year. She has also been active in National lionor Society, Anchor Club, and Thespians. 96fSenior Who's Who Vice-president of National Honor Society, George Griggs was also a member of Quill and Scroll, Key Club, French Club, and Thespians. Elected as Senior Class Treasurer, George was statistician for the Rebel basket- ball tcam during his junior and senior years, as well as being involved in 4-H activities. Editor of thc Rebel Dispatch during her senior year. llcbbic Salsbury was named an Outstanding ,Iournalisl at Nl,U's first journalism workshop. llaving appeared in several 'l'hespian productions, Debbic was a Ill4'lIllM'l' ol' 'l'lu'spians. Spanish Club, and Anchor Club. She had served as Rebelette tll'llllllll4'I' and honor guard, as wcll as presi- dent ol' Quill and Scroll during her senior ycar at WNIIIS. A transfer student from Richardson High School, Lonnie Peters has been active in the WMHS Student Council and Thespian Troupe 442. During his junior ycar, Lonnie served on the Bi-Racial Connnittec and was a delegate to Boys, State. During his senior year, he participated in thc SALT program. l -4 Sophornorc and junior beauty and Nlairl ol' Honor o11 the l1o1111-1-o111i11g court lor two years arc 2111101151 the honors I'l't'l,'lVf'll by Maggie IIIIIIIIUS, Having sc1'wcl as varsity and junior varsity 1'l1cc1'le-aclcig Maggie was elected a IIINVIII City Clnlerlvaclei' during her senior year. She serwtl i11 rhlllilllil' Club, National Honor Society, dr-Illl't'IlS. and as a Key Club Sweetlnfart and IlIl'IlllM'I' ol' the Rebclaire yearbook stall, NS'l'ltUMl'fN'I'Al, AND VOCAL MUSIC 'l':XLl'lN'l'S HAVE PROVIDED NIANY ACCOM- l'LISllNIEN'l'S FOR DAVID WHITE, WHO SERVED AS DRUM MAJOR DURING HIS senior year. David was also active i11 R4-hel Choir, Rebulaires Rovs' Ensc1nble, and Mixed Enscnihlc. Ile held IHL!IIlIJC'l'Slllp i11 Key Club and National Honor Socictv. A Y-'1'ee11Bean,l1g was naxned to Whos Who Among uxII1UI'llTilll High School Students. A With a warm and friendly personality, Nelwyn Wilbanks has served as a Rebelette Honor Guard, a member ol' Rebel Choir, and in Y-Teens and 'l.'l1espians. Formerly an Interact Club Sweet- heart, Nelwyn was elected Student Council His- torian, and Quill and Scroll vice president. A member ol' National Honor Society, Nelwyn served as an assistant editor of the 1973 Rebel- aire yearbook. Martha Ellen Thomason has proudly served both the Ill3.I'CI1ll1g and concert Rebel Band, earning several honors during her four years as a Rebel. She has been i11 all District Band four years, earned six superior ratings i11 solo and ensemble, and served as assistant librarian and librarian for the band. Martha Ellen was a member of A11ehor Club, where she served as vice-president, a11d National Honor Society, where she was elected treasurer. Senior Who's Whof97 NIOXG THE PERSONS HONOR- 'll HY 'l'l'Il'1lR CLfXSSMfX'l'ES lllis past yvan' warm- four juniors and four SOIJIIOITIOITYS. Chosen as under- ctluss lmrsonalilivs I'l'pl'ES0lllillg thr- 'Inniors were' Shi-rri Littleton, Susan Caulfield, Fred Shields and james Nh-Cormick. SOIIIIOIIIOFC pcrsonlalilics were Namoi Gilmore, Paul Triullel, Calvin Cantrell and Pam Rhodes. 98 X Sophomore Personalltles U U 1 o c MAL .JW i , U 1 3 6 4 7 2 5 lg 10 1fNaomi Gilmore 2fSophomorc Personalities 3fCalvin Cantrell 4fPaul 'llrichel 51 Pam Rhodes 6fSusan Caulfield 7fSl1erri Littleton 8fJames lVlcCormick Qfjunior Personalities. l0fFredSl1ields Junior Persona1it1esf99 2 I 4 8 lfVarsity Cheerleaders dis- play sign. 2flJouAnn Staten Iiflerri llraneli 4fl.,inda Streetman 5fCatl1y Head Cvfhlaggie Titmus 7fJudy Warren 8fVarsity Cheerleaders New enthusiasm was added to WMHS with the support and spirit of the Varsity Cheerleaders. Displaying leader- ship and individuality the elieerleaders assisted in representing Wlll in all athletic events. During the summer the Varsity Cheerleaders attended NCA cheerleader camp at Northwestern State University. They received one excellent and three superior ribbons. Returning to WMHS with the 1972 spirit stick they also received a first place trophy in an area contest. 1 00 X Varsity Cheerleaders as 1 S ' A WMHQ wHH5 l 2 3 4 5 lfRun-through sign at football game. 2f.lr. Varsity Cllcr-rlcarlcrst Top-Suban Cuulliavlrl, Penn Rlwflos, Dianne lllilllllfff. Nlidlllu-Lynn Newman, l'ill'l'ilC Class:-y. Naomi Uilnmrv. liolloni-flmniiv llvad anrl Slnwrri Lilllvton. fifjumzkie Cassey ul ai ,IV gzune. IIJSII1-rri Littleton. Nuonii GllIIl0I'C und Connie llead ulieering the ,IV baske-llmull ln-ann to u victory. 5f'l'l1c JVE participated also in lllu annual Christmas Paradus. Junior Varsity Cheerleadersf101 ht 1 AQ .Akamai EBEL RAIDERS, A GROUP OF IIARD-WORKING GIRLS, ADDED LIVELY ENTERTAINMENT AT FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL games this year. The girls attended camp at NLU in Monroe. La. Raiders also danced in the Twin-City Nlall in November. Rebel Raiders are led by Celia Parnell, captain. lVliss Sara Thompson served as drill instructor. Raiders worked hard to maintain their reputation as a dance and drill team. 102fRebel Raiders 'S N, ,gf 1 x A Q In K , . - A . W.. ..., - . , , H ,. ..... ,, ...W .,..,,., , A A , C, , , N. , .,,, ' ,,.....,. .. M., ,,.,-., .. , .... ...,.,, V A M., 4 M -W ,.,-.....M...a-.- ....,.,- . .. .. , f X SW I ,- , ,.,....,., a ,. . - N..- A W, 2 EQ 'K ve - I.: 1' - . 1- ,f 4 , ,,' . 0 .V-.. WL, 4' 44,-,,l:1 .. . 'f -,ff . Z' A I . A , , , Q4 'l 5:-Eli s 7 4' f N' A' M 2 .LST T i -3' W-:lf X 1 1 ,::- - i' . f f '2:.3ff,.' ', ,, , ' ' ' x . ,. X ' i n V i' 1 ' v 'L .w,4 '::fr1r.'1fae2'1r:i,,..i!'5? , l yy .F ,, P' ----1 f - , W ,.,, . .,.,, V - , , - -H- , -Q ,, .V fr' .. ' H, U . . sw, E ---N P r - , ,ww ,,,. i M ' , . ,..-W ay-f-4,, ,f , ' ' . . ,gf . in , '- ig-m -Q, , Y ,W .,4...,, W- , ' H Y U 'W -hw, - Q -- .-'J' - , ' - .-it v .L ,V ,fps vga, nv 12 6 3 7 8 5 9 lfDrummers-DeAnn Camp, Debbie Holtz- claw, Melody Lenard, Melanie Oehs, Kate Crowder, Anna Shannon, Vicki Stuart 2fRebelette, Denita Torrenee, anxiously awaits Christmas Parade. 3fDrummer, Melody Lenard 4fAttenti0n Rebelettes, Marty Autrey, Susie Humphries, Brenda Howell, and ,lame McConathy 5fColor Guard: Denita Torrence, Debbie Salsbury, Lynn Welch, and Nelwyn Wil- banks 6f'l'he 1972-73 Rebelettcs WA llalf-time show. Sfliun-through sign. 9fRebelette Officers: Pat Reed, Sr. Vice President, Cindy Deloaeh, Treasurer, Beth Cantrell, Seerelaryg Kay Berry, Recording Secretary, Debbie Cheek, President, Kate Crowder, llead Drummer, Nancy Wilder, Soph. Vice Presidentg Jane Brewster, Chaplain, Marty Autrey, Historian, QNot Pieturedj Jane MeConathy, Jr. Vice- President 1 04fRebe1ettes .!ff'2rss,v-w'1afvQca-n'1'a- 4133-!!YWW!P,:k,,,, A-W ,,,- M -M .Vw ,Y ,, Q, ' .,,.,, -,,,,.,, N iCreamOl' K EP. SPIRIT. .NND ENTHUSI- A931 .NRE PfXH'l' OF THE WMIIS lielrclettes. Rvlwlcllos can lm found lending support al football and liaskctball games, pcp rallies and gallwrings at T0'l'o's. Placing bumpvr slim-lwrs on Cars for GO WEST DAY and participating in area Christmas parades helped Illillii' the yvar il lmusy one for the Rcliclcttes. To earn money, the girls had their annual project of selling candy. Sponsors lor the group are Mrs. Margaret KICKCC and Mrs. llvlvn NPW- som. Rebelettesfl 05 XCELLING IN LEADERSHIP AS WELL AS lN !XC!XDENIC 30lllEV6IYlt'Ill. llif' Sturlvnt Council re- presents llw stuilclnt lrocly all WMHS wt-ll. 'l'l10y sponsorccl 'lit'2lt'llCI' Appreciation Wcck in Marcli and also rlircct thc annual Carcvr Day for sophomores. 'l'l1c pin-the-tiger vontost was held during football Season. Student Council l1l0lllllt'l'S zltlvnflvcl several mumps and workshops l't5lJl't SPlll,itlg WMHS rluring lllc past sunimcr. The Student Council members are clcctc-rl by the student body. They arc rcquirml to have an 85 average, and to attend cvcry meeting. 1 06fStudent Council 'CV Q . V wg- , in t r I an--...Lmw ,,?i ug, :s 6 I Ll, 2 5 7 l. V372-73 Student Council Il. Ftuilvnt Counvil Olificcrsg vlolinny ll:-rlwt, . , i . l'rvsulcntg lxutliy l'urr. lst VIC?-l,l'l'S.1Qllllll' lXlcCmiatliy, 2n4l Vim- Press.: Linrla Strvvt- man, Sccrclaryq Glynn Kiper. Vlll'1'ilSllI'4'I'I l,ynn Wvlcli, Sl't'I'4'llll'y ol' gtnflvnt fl0llIlL'llI Lynn Wilson. PilfllklllltfllltlflllllI Yvlwyn Wilbanlis, llistorian. Al.,l0llllllY llel'l1et plwsitlos ovcr Stuflvnt l v . . il l,OlllII'll Ilhkitlllg. 1 44. Sllltll!Ill,C0l1flCll mv:-ling. 5. LASR lhwlcgates: l.inclu Sll't'1'llIlLlll,JiiIIll'S Garnvr. ,lanv xlCUOIl2lllly, lizltliy Furr 6. Sarnli Slllltll T.Nl,l' Workshop Dclcgutcsi johnny Herlwt, Kathy Furr LJ' 4 1711 Student Council! 1 O7 'l'l,lDEN'l'S REPRESENTED WMHS AT VARIOUS CONVEN- lions and Camps llirougliout tlic stale. Competing Witll ollicr schools in llw slale delegates received superior rulings iii Speer-li. url, journalism and other areas wliivli clisplayvcl lvuller- ship. 1 N X -Q- , , X ,,X...QA w,i M, Qu., f 19 is , ' ' . A V f' .I ' 9 .ga .4 an J.. 1 N Y? E: X al 1 O8fStudent Representatives I 6 2 8 45 9 Yearbook Workshop Southea sity Delegates. A rl Convenlion Delegates. Girlie Hoyis Slam: Delegates. NLF Yearbook Workshop. G irlqs Stale Delegate, Nl .ll Journalisrn Workshop, LSU Leadership Conference. N117 National Drill Team Workshop Cheerleader NCA Camp. Student Representatives! 1 O9 5, we is Q SING THE THEME RE- FI,ECTlONS THE IU73 Rehelaire staff began diligent work composing a great yearbook. The staff inelnrlecl sixteen students selected to represent WMHS at Southeastern and Northeast Universities. 1 1OfRebe1aire 'So . . - H 233' 234 Y .WJ- by if 2' 'uf pw-Qi' 2 W E ,V 5.1. A if 4 p I ,-nur? 5 atfktx 6 D 13 1 1 Kirn Nolan, assistant editor, Nclwyn Wilbanks, assistant cdilorg Diane Lowe, crlilor-in-chief Randy Flemming, Gordon Tolleson . Paul lllaxcy Kristy Cole Sherri Littleton, Maggie Titmus . Judy Warren, Carol McCain Linda Streetman Staff! Cheryl Collins Dale Kelley Mrs. llope Carroll Qadvisorj Debbie Crew Jane lVlcConathy Rebelaire X 1 1 1 52 v..a-AW 0 'S', '...M- l, I , QT, A Y.: 45 91011 71213 1. Rebel Dispatch staff 2. Terry Cox-News Editor 3. Dale Bristley-Sports Editor 4. Gordon Tolleson-Photographer 5. Mike Weaver-staff writer 6. Lydia Albritton-staff writer 7. Equilla Johnson-staff writer 8. Debbie Salsbury-editor 9. Debbie Moore-staff writer 10. Paulette Crecnleewstaff writer 11. Brenda Kennedy-staff writer 12. Debbie Wilson-stuff writer 13. Debbie Salsbury, Equilla Johnson 1 1 2fRebe1 Dispatch ffm .f 'Nvum I K, - W... Q 'Yg'vw.,,. R S Q . I . 1 1 . . i HONG Tllli .-XC'l'lVl'l'llLS Ol 'l'IlE REIJCROSS ORGANIZA- lion wvrv llliililllg 28l llullowm-ii favors lor nursing ll0IYlC5. filling IUO R lmxm-s ol uuoliics lor lll2llllQSgIVllIg and niulxing Christmas stockings lor ai f fy l l party ut lllc V0l,Cl'LllllS Hospilal. 'l'lu: club is under thc guidanmzc ul' Mrs. R Klum: Holmgood. HSRARY CLUB IS COMPOSED OF THE LIRRARY WORKERS under the guidance of Mrs. Shirley Rush and Mrs. Ruth Ward. Among llu: svrvicvs members perform are cataloguing books, passing out fine slips, and assisting sludcnls in llie library. lfldibrary Club. 2fl.ibrury Club Ol'l.llfUl'S. fffllccl Cross officcrs. slfflied Cross Club. 114fLibrary Club and Red Cross 15325515 Q '-L YQ ,,,, 4 , 54 if XX! '4 L 4 JL V -ms f X x I. I -4I,j.QMk 14-,Q'.'B,, - lib 1 xx R , IX , ' .Y ,im 3 ii, x , v .-2: .. L mf. X N .-l fhffh xm'- 'Q' s?XTY,J'f5 1 . 'sim V 'mit KL 5 xi F -nb 4:1- .. L W fl? L JL: iii 'SQ .. yi if 'H' 05- 1 'ff sw wwf i I V. I, , r , 2 iq Ek? f' A x vb . . -v F ,gf , JL 'cy . ' , L . 7, 'X l,' -3, K .iwiw 1' ' A , ,ff-5. +4 ,f W T- wan EIf'45V 5' KfiQ'7 Lf 9 --fi 'N 'Q 'U' 1 fe .. N KEEPING WITII TIIE PRESENT EINIPIIASIS ON COIJOFII. IN LOUISIANA THE WEST NIONROE High students have organized their own liraneli. Projects that related lo tlie development ol' French included a Flea Market, a Homecoming display and a Cliristinas earoling praelice. Mrs. Wanda Gates serves as sponsor for the club. l 2 3 4 l!'I'l1e FODOFIL Club Orou , , D p. ZICODOFIL Honor Council. 3fCODOFlL officers. LLXCODOFII. rnernlvers singing Christmas Caroling. 1 16fCodofil , We ,gf - fn, vw ::.. ' 'W ,stgi-ga gi-T24 '7 -w.:'7g.1?f3 Q .A-'50 HE COE Cl,l,'li IS ORGAN- IZEIJ FOR THE BENISFIT Oli' lho cooperative ol'l'iuv training slu- dcnls in our school. lls purpose is lo offer more and vuriccl husinuss and social expcricncos so that the sh,1d4'nls can hctlcr aclapl to life after tlu-y lmw linislimtd high school. Tliesc sluclvnts Cairn while they lcurn -lhcy ullcncl rcgular 1-lasscs during thx- morning and work as lraincus in many husincvss Oflicos in lhc Twin Citivs in lhc' aftvrnoon. 1 2 3 4 lf COE group. 21 COE students prepare for homucoming. Homecoming display. llff COE Ol'l'icf:rs COEf117 NDER TIIE LE!XDERSHlP OF NIR. LLOYD PUCIQITT DECA mvmbcrs arc prepared for carccrs. Among the activities DECA mcmbers participated in werv building the first placfc Homecoming display, Employer and Employee banquet, and a skating party. l 2 3 lf D. E. Officers. Q! D. E. Club. 3X llomccoming display. 1 1 8f Distributive Education OCATIONAL SKILLS ANI? LEADEIISIIIP ABILITY were chtveopled through participation in FBLA. Under lho sponsorship of Mrs. Terese Vervvt the cluh members presented their annual lalcnl show and participated in Homecoming I activities. I IIFBLA Officers: David Tremain, Lynella 2 3 Casey, Susan Ford, Vicki ICcIwarmIs, Pam Zuber. 2fVicki Bell. 3fFBLA group. Future Business Leaders of Arnericaf1l9 'FS-A , x , - ' ?' II I I l I Il FM ff lvl ' ..:7 .. g Egg!! 414-'S' 44 A , Y if M43 ' MTN UQ? 435 5, YS' ff ..f5gp11 Q-, :wc gl' 3 i . ,. .,,,a 9. , ,414 ,fy S, X F rj WN-N -- ag, N. S-s A, sa I if ! . W K ' f'-Q4 N ' 'J I - T 7 4 6 ll licaus: David Xvllilff, Bryan Hom-y, Eugene 'llll0l'lIl.UIl7 liilly llulsuy, liluvicl Fowlkcs, Handy FI4-rning, Fri-al Sllivlmls, Rugs-1' Nlorrow, Ken lionnullu, ZX junior Officcrsi De-lira Nliilxllcton, Cindy Rodgers, Ucblriv Lewis, Liz l,l5llf!l'SOll. Iif Cluln display for ll0lll0lZOIIliIlQI. llf Terri Gnillory, Senior l'resiilvnt. 51 Senior Officers: Nluggic 'I'ilmns, Czilliy lleurl, Tcrri Branvli, l,unf'Xnn Slalon, T4-rri Cuillory. Of Soplionmrc Olliczffrs: Rnlvy ,Ioan Rolwrl- son, Kcncly Arlznns, .Iohnvllc Nlilchcll, Sara1Smilh, Pam liliomlvs. TX Y-Tuoil Soplmnlorc, junior, unml Senior Clubs with Hcars. ii 2 Y Teensf121 EY CLUB. TIIE YOUTll BRANCH OF KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL. INCLUDES SOPHOMORE .Iunior and Senior boys. Key Club is a service organization which participates in community projects throughout the year under the leadership of lVIrs. jean Halsell. The boys sold raffle tickets for the Arthritis Foundation, collected money for the March of Dimes, rang the victory bell at home football games, distributed leaflets for West Monroe Clean Up Week, and attended Kiwanis Club Luncheons. I 2 3 lfliey Club group. 2fKey Club officers. Zlfliey Club sweethearts. 122fKey Club Q l Z , ' -If a E v '17 'Gif Nfillflli, CLUB SERVES Tllli SCIIOOI, A-XS WELL AS THE community lllI'0llfIllOLll. lhe school yvar. At lllc llvgllllllllg ol' tho your memlnvrs allcmlvfl a lca al thc homo ol' Nlrs. RO2ll'li, Pilot Cllnlm sponsor for lho Anchors. 'l'lw lllITll'llK'l'S clrosscsrl scvonly dolls lo lie given lo needy cllildron at Christmas. They also had a party al CoolCy's, whvrc they vnler- taincd the childrvn. Club sponsors are Vlrs. Colone Nlann, Mrs. Billie Single- lon and Nlrs. llcverly Wilson. XL U' I 2 fl 4 If Admirals standing: Paul Nluxcy, llikc Shields, johnny l-lerlicl sitting: Bill Autrcy, Rod Nolan, and Clarence licc 2f Anchor officers. 31 Anchor Clulx. 41 llomccoming Display. Anchor Club f 1 23 H f , Y 14 Q: 4 2 1 am f, f ' A W fa if 1,5 -r Y A sw- 5 M wig' 5 A Vfw i y 'lk A ig ffE7 Y'E ' QQ Wu: Q W rv Q3 ., f 7 S' ' xx X Q 5' xr Aa-3, . fx g X fa A '4 fi iz f ,S M I 5- 5 KX 1 5 Wg, ,jf 21 . EHEARSING FOR A FfXl.l. PRODUCTION OF HDOWN to earthi' were members of Thespians. Sponsoring junior and Senior plays is Mrs. Townsend. Tliespians also traveled to the Barn Dinner Theatre in Shreveport. Club meetings featured speeches by leading actors and drama partici- pants from Monroe and West Monroe area. Initiation lor new members featured performances by incluctces. Tliespians group. Thespian officers, Terri Watson, Dixie Taylor, Kathy Furr, Jane Mc- Conathy, Nancy Mann 3 Quill and Scroll officers, Steven Farrar, Dianne Lowe, Debbie Salsbury, Nelwyn Wilbanks. 4 Quill and Scroll club. ctivitics for Quill and Scroll members this past year included initiation cere- monies for 19 members at Bonanza West. construction a Homecoming display, selling license plates, and publishing their annual publication, Scrolls From Many A Quill. The Club members welcomed Mrs. Sue Williams as a new sponsor. Thespians Quill and Scroll f125 Q ' g5iiQf??W?3 STKE? ff ii? , A 'swf if , .3396 ' 'if 1 ' L , t Q 2 gf . -A1 L--k A E 'xii N13 :KH Sf S 2 IF 2 Q 2 -Q I fit 'i'.: - ,- ll 1' 'f1ffE3X 2 1, A Q K Xf, ', A x- , ow, x ws 'W 65' nfl! 5 4,..' ff fs s 51- iwff' K 3 - E 5 , 517, .. . x-, ,' 4... ' I 1' 5 W ii? .lx ', N i f fl' uw. .1 4 . gg A .L M . U' -- MS MQW vm, ff' -, 4 5 fnj.x,,q. 5 ' k .I ' 'fp .gilw--13 --. Q f W , ' n, ,,,, ,,,,, --.. YW t . ,A-.N--.-,.-- ! 4- ' I z 1 T J A., x .., qi? ,L .. -W. Tr ,MA 6, D T - 43 ,w Tw' x X1 6 Y u , T' 'T 'w . , Q j A mfg xg? '11 9 E 1 ROYIDING LEADERSIIIP FOR FfXCl'lfl'Y ANU STU- rlenls arc Mr. lloyl Lee, Principal, Nr. Cecil Purkoy, anrl Mr. Ken Hales, assistant principals. Nr. lice has rlonc u fine .ioh in maintaining school order. Mr. Bates is responsible for discipline while Mr. Purkey hundlcs ucaclelnic prolilcnis. All three have workcd lo- gether to keep West Monroe in top shape. '- 1:1 k.......-..-. 1.Mr. Pirkey, assistant principal, Mr. Lee, principal, and Mr. Bates, assistant princi- ' 2. Mr. Lee checking things out on Home- coming Day. 3. Mr. Pirkey and Mr. Bates at lunch shift. 41. Mr. Pirkey hard at work. 128 f Principal and Assistant Principals 1 Lg , x . is l ..Y- X x. . x W Mrs. Alice Pearson is a para-professional in charge of peer tutoring program and SALT program. Mrs. Mable Teddlie, bookkeeper and secretary Mr. Louis Pargoud Guidance Counselor Mr. David Banister, Guidance Counselor Mrs. Joyce Dehurr, Secretary Mrs. Mary McCoy, Guidance Counselor and Student Council Sponsor Nlrs. Mary Brooks, Secretary AREER CHOICE, PERSONAL PROBLEMS, AND ACADEMIC schedules are some of the many problems faced during a sLudcnt's three years of high school. During this time he may find help in the guidance office. Mrs. Mary McCoy, Mr. David Banister, Mr. Louis Pargoud, and Mrs. Alice Pearson, guidance counselors, have helped many to find the right solution. Our secretaries and hookkeeper have done an excellant jolz this year in handling office problems. They are Mrs. Mable Teddlie, Mrs. Mary Brooks, and Mrs. Joyce DeBurr. Office Stafff129 EACIIERS ARE RESPONSI- BLE FOR STUDENTS NIAIN- taining a high standard ol' education. They have sct examples of lcadcrship and moral cllziracter. They have shown us that odu- cation should hc continued hy obtaining , E LW 1 thc highest dcgrcc in education. Five: . X tcncliurs dcilicutc time to sponsor thc National Honor Society. This instilled students a reason for maintaining a high avcrage in grades. Aarons. Jimmy Physical liducntion .l Adznns, Paula ' 1 ' 1 Allcn, Sarah -V ' .,V, 1, Pllysicul lfducution gg Allen, Walter ' . . X, .. , AlIlCI'l4'3Yl History V , XLLA W, Anderson, Preston i Chemistry Antlvy. Pzlsly Pllysical lflducution Nshhrook, Loretta llcalth Careurs lianistcr, David tluirlunci- Hal:-s, l.orclis lfnglish lll licnnct, Bonnie- Datu Pl'0l'l2SSlIlgi Typing Hcrgcron, Daisy iXlg1:bru ll, Physics Riggs. linda .!xl5I0bl'2l l, Il Boyd, CllklI'l0S R.O.T.C. lirian, james Physical Education Butler, Bcttic Typing Carroll, llopc Journalismg Publication 1. Mrs. McKay and her Home l 3 4 Economics class 9 5 6 2. Key Club and N.H.S. sponsor, ' lVlrs. Jean Halsell 3. Spanish Club sponsor, lVlrs. Tommie Goodwin 4. An afternoon Biology class with Mr. Johnny Nash 5. Quill and Scroll and N.ll.S. spon- sor, lVlrs. Sue Williams 6. Mrs. Reddy 1 30 f Faculty y t , 5 UM wr' All UlOllll, Dun Distrihilliw Educalion Dean, Shirlvy lfivlds, Shirlvy English III Flurry. Rcninimf Choir Fostvr. Bvlly Rnglisli Ill Frvy, Lory ltngllsh ll Galvs, Wanda lfrenc-h, English lll Goodwin, 'l'ommii- Spanish, Geography Grams. CI'Ol'g2lIlllil lhiglish ll, Ill Griffin, Lillian fitfOlllL?l.I'y Griffin, Surah C' Spveuh I, ll l'l2,llSCll,JI'ilI1 Arncriuun History Faculty f 1 3 1 llamw-. Xliec Hooklwcpiilg llarris, Xuflre-ye li4'l'lPl'ill Math, Business Math Harris, mlm-ttv lCriglisl1:Spvm-ll Hill. Slairlinv ljnglisli lll l lotvmoil tru It 4 sin Willif World llixlory johnson, Patty llonie l ll'0Il0ITlll Kay. Albert liiologyg Drivcrls Education lxll'liEly, Neva Home Economics Mtzkn-4-, Margaret Ccograpliyg Economics Mann, Culcne C.O.lj.: Business Education Miller, Nadim' Home Economics Ill, IV I 4 'S 2 3 6 1. Mr. Ron Flurry directs Ensemble at Home- coming Assembly. ... French Club sponsor, Mrs. Wanda Gates 9 3. Mr. Mike Spears directs band. 4. Camera catches Mrs. Patsy Antley 5. Mr. 'llruett Thorn 6. Rebelctte sponsors, Mrs. Margaret Mckee and Mrs. Helen Newsom. 1 32 f Faculty I , X, x 2' Nloorc, Mary .-'Xrl Nash. Johnny Biology Nm-wsoni, Hs-len World llistory, Relmclcttvs Oglcslu-0. l12lV0Il Clivrnislryg Biology Purgoud, l.onis Guidance p, -...f ,, . . ' 'vin I ., n-J .93 4 Pin-rt-0, llarlraru lioolikw-ping, Typing Puckett, lloyd llislribntivv Eclncalion Reddy. can Mg:-hra lt Richardson, Carl .Xnivricun llistory Y THEIR TEACHERS' LEADERSHIP STUDENTS see a need for education. Each teacher shows individual character. Some are involved in spon- soring students in extra-curricular activities. Others dedicate time to in- spire students in classroom participa- tion. Patient, understanding, and yet sometimes disappointed!l'hcy are the tcachers of 573. Faculty f 1 33 Husli. Fliirli-5 l,il1rzn'ian llussm-ll. Holi-nu Xlgvlira, livonn-lry S4'llIlll4ll.Fl'1Illli ll.lVl,'l'.C. Hliiw-ly, Opal lfnglisll ll' Fii1gfl1'lorl.llilli4- Nlgm-lirul Fmilli. lm- Hi-rllni 'ly ping. llooklwvpiiig SOIIUIQI. Suv Dislrilintix 1- Eilnculion FIN'1lI'r.lxlIl'lIill'l llznnl 3lilliv:ii1.AIi-iiiiiv Biology lllflllll lpn iXvII lllly sivall l'i1lll1'iIllUIl ,lill0l'Il. iliruvll ,X!Il1'l'll'21Il lliflory iliownscnml, l,inrl:l SIN'l'l'll Xvrvll, ilivrvsc l'im1lxli04'pil1g.'liyping Waril. llnlli lilllI'2lI'lilIl Ward. Xilfgllliil fin-uiiiclry lVllll2llllH.li4'H1' liiology l -1 I. Our naw l70iIUll, Coach Palo NILIIIQIIHHI J. Rclivl Dispatch and llclicairc stuff sponsor. Nlrs. llopc Carroll lliespian and Play sponsor, Hrs. liinclu 'lownsvinl Williams, awk l'l1ysir'ail E1llll'illlOll Williams. Lavvrnc S-llllftlllllld Williams, Fue- lfnglisli Il, IV Willis, Ora Pllytiiliill Education XVllSOIl,I1lIldil English ll Young, llclfsn liusinvss Nlatli, Math l 1 34 f Facult i 5Qf.:'F ' 'zfpzn i 4257111-V .A S ' 4 'F ev? l . .I J., r X . pews? 1 NDEH TH li LICAIJERSHIPOF NIR. ll. YY. GRIGGS. THE MAlN'l'EN.fXNCE STAFF IIQXF UONIQ ,VX superb joh in keeping WIVIHS in lop shape. Wilhonl him ancl his stal'l'1he sehool would nol he properly 1-areil lor. A hub of aelivily at lhe noon hour, lhe eaferleria isa welcome haven for lhe hungry student. Nlrs. Weems is the person responsible for seeing that our meals are well lmlaneeel. and she also supervised lhe enlire 4'al'eleria operalion. 2 X l xg w 4 5 -A-f-W 1. Cafeteria worker cleaning up after another lunch shift. 2. Mr. Griggs opens a locker to help a student out. 3. There are many duties he is always obligated to. 11-. The day is coming to an end. 5. There is barely enough time lo clean up between lst and 2nd lunch. Cafeteria and Maintenance f 135 Zh... Hs-prcsentulivv-Paul Kluxey, Prcsidenl-Mike Shields, Vice-President-James Garner, Member-at-large-Linda King, Secretary-Lou Ann Stalon Rcpresentaiive-Terri Branch, '1'reasurer-George Griggs. Seniors-Class of ' MFor yesterday is but a dream. X And tomorrow is only a vision. But today, well-lived, Makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, And every tomorrow ....... A Vision Of Hope. 136fSeniors I 'C 1--vv 1 cv? Kent Adams Dehhie Aikens 5 5f Gordon Tolleson loves having his picture taken, johnny Albright Lydia Alhrilton Sharon Allhritton Frankie Allen Glen Allen Janie Allen Deloris Ahnounfl Huey Anlley Richard Armstrong Johnny Aswcll Cum Aulfls Glen Austin Bill Autrey Sandra Avery Diane Baccl Royce Bagwell Cindy Baker Seniorsf137 as 1 I , :xmas aw- Ya mv 's.:ffm2 ,Il , ,E3iMfl ff : i f i!1f . 'ff 13 6 Nc Nan I STA? N1 ' L ' ff r V :' sf? i ff ' Yi' William Capers Aaron Carr Andy Carroll William Carter Lynetta Cassey If John Shepard, Bill Autry Rod Noland Jimmy Wink, and Ceor L Wroten Sllclia Chambers livlh Chatham Debbie Check Cheryl Chrisly Nlike Clampil Debbie Clark Rhonda Clark Robert Clouatre Eugene Coates Susan Cobb Debbie Coburn Jackie Cockerham Kristy Cole Vicki Coody Dennis Covington 140fSeniors -49 QL' .24 ,av Terry Cox Bill Cox Robin Cravcy Kaur Crowder Dale Cummings Eddie Cumming Amos Cyrus Tommy Dalton Daandra Danner Eddie Davis 6' Lynda Davis Janet Dayton Debra Dean Mike Deburr Cindy Deloach Victor Drewry Cathy Dudley If Carol McCain is caught at one of her trying limes. 2f Members of the Yearbook Staff are hard at work. 1 fl SURE,WE'VE COME A LONG WAY! Seniorsflfll Dwayne Dulancy Judy Duncan Vicki Dupree Ricky Duvall Mike lllacly Neil Edington Sally Einhorn Bill Ellioll Mike Ellis Tootie Endsley Ricky Eslcss Sleven Farrar Reba Feazel Paul Finley Gary Fisher Sue Fisher Randy Fleming Denise Flowers Kathy Ford Kenneth Foster If Talking between classes. 1 142fSeniors r Q 7 1 , MMM' N ,sf 6 , AV. EXM ..--sum..-.. sb 02 -' 9 9' -Q-'vi' E 3 ' an X 1, 2 f 'Tiff' as- 5 Q s rn x 5 1 4? aff. 'QW M ,, gp. ix' if 4: N .. yn, V ! ' i 'fm- , ,. -, we age, Ax I 1 I. Kim Nolan and 1aulMaxcy 2. Alan Love -3' ,C ., w I , . V1 AW 'K Q F 5- i S IA? I E? ,,s, z,..... il 'W if ii, QT? . X li lib f ,Q Iris Hernandez 81- my u'-nv., ' I W X Y ' 'HXQ XQNTH f ii X X Y. gsgx Ronnie Hihbits James Hicks James Hobbs Claudie Hodge Ross Hogard tj? Brenda Holland Pat Holliman Sally Hollis James Honeycult Kenneth Wayne Howard Brenda Howell lVla1y Howell Mike Hudson Kenneth Hughes Billy Hulsey Seniors f 1 4 5 William lllllllllllf Donnie llolins Cheryl ,lol111s011 Claudia ,lOllIlS0ll Debbie ,I0llllSOIl liquillu J0llllS0ll Bill llolinslon Gail Jolinslon llelen jones l'atrieiu jones Willie Nlae ,I ones If Slude11lse11joy111 pep rallies. flf Del1l1ie Sulsbury illustrates l10w to not crop a picture I 2 Rebecca ,lordan Diane flowers Denise Keaton Steve Kelley Rodell Kenclrix Brenda Kennedy Jan Kerrigan Nan Kerrigan 146fSen1ors 4n1mn'aw:+,xwcf .-1 f 1 'w . W v ' Hia' K -. W r I jk W , .z . R -.X K? ff ., U, ' Y K ' f , 4, i L X , :M I , ,.3E'f U K AL fgsg f , c K W .531 . W ' K vb X f , K N? D Kathy Newman Lane Newman Kim Nolan Rod Noland Karl Dale Norris Greg Ochs Carla Odom Jackie Odom Lorraine Off Bruce Osbon If Wayne Marion- neaux studies hard during class. 1 Mike Oser Dorothy Otis J ay Owens Linda Owens Susan Owens Allison Oxford J oy Oxford Rosa Pace Randy Parks Celia Parnell Lois Patrick 150fSeniors If .J Q 8 W y' ,if , . 5 , 'L iv K YZ ' , A , , f 4- mf, , f,, 5 ww f- , - ,' ,.. gx leaf,-Q -i ,W-51. X N-ff L YP Q 15312151 3 K W- MM Y' A ' ' 1 f :X 'E WL, .xv ,W il M M N ' A A' ff' ' f it ,st K f . - -fi' fr. .- '4 11 f'Q. ' 1 , . - gifffi V 4' . five, 01, c f 'A Jig' 7 W P 'ff K 9-51, '35,-.L Qip ,. , t I Vw f ff A , X ' , f X. F 3 . Q ..1 x b.- . H ' i, 2 , , ,,. x x fi x 3 xl X .ty A 1 Km K 1 1 1 , ' i fl' a . i I, .'.'-.I W Wanda Roberts W ,. X A J0eH0bm Q. A Qi - 2 or Rarry Robinson A' 5 42 g 1 , , Q K 4' El l ig f f. tg'-,L - T , I H, ggi, V ' E lf Kenneth Reeves 5E3'fl5'i' L 1 , x,,' stops for a drink , -it V, of water. n n ?'i rj ff f ', A A Q ,,bk -A ' ' 'A ,Zi '92 l' ' - , f A,.' X' jo Ann Robinson Tommy Robinson jerry Rodgers Terry Rodgers Mary Rodgers Kathy Russell Debbie Salsbury WJ Roger Sanderson Stephanie Sanford Terry Sawyer Richard Schnell Jeanette Scott Anna Shannon Joe Shepard John Shepard Mike Shields Ross Shirley Charlotte Shumate Wayne Simmons Ricky Sims 152fSeniors t A, xly I Q! Nznwy Singleton Nlicllucl Slack Angylyn Smith lilainv Smith Ava Smith John Smith Martha Smith Scotty Smith Shicla Smith Terry Smith Norris Snowdon Ricky Sowcll Wcslcy Spillcrs Lou Ann Stalon ,Ioy Steed Steven Stuclv Dchhic' Stewart Nancy Storm 1 9 .., tl Pam fuller shows her maxi coat. , X3 , A f-ff' M.,-1-aJYHTfii'N'i'k 21 Mrs. 'l'ownscml's speech class. Nba QMFSSTCQK N,-Qty Seniorsf153 ffif .iii Q Q. K 1' X fr, ,, , 5, ' K- ag g.g' TY V JKT x , 'l f5FW' W ,,f . '14-fff: Ja mfsix ' ' A ' s' fini W,,1 , Qi V cfs? , X r' . ei- ' Q ' 5 , 5 e .,. W A B 1 l O M , bf - L,-A, ti 1. ::::::,:: FP Y 1 W K X ' 7 -1 , J -3- E ' ,, , B X , E? I, M W . J Roluerl 'l'rucLl Clark Tyndall Wanda Underwood Art Vancil Tod Van Tasscll Kathy Varncr Dewanna Veslilc Camille Wade Suv Wadc lioyd Waldrop Annie Walton Kathy Ward Judy Warren Terri Watson Mike Weaver Barry Webb Lynn Welch 155 lionulcl West 'l'n:rri Westbrook Kathy Whatlcy David Whitt: ,Iarncs Whitt: 1 tix ,1 -: , -l 1 , - --- '- , l W, , 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 125 3467 . Mike Griggs puts up Home- coming sign. George Griggs in deep con- ccntratlon. Seniors working on Quill and Scroll llomccoming :lis- play. I D Students wore original patches to cover holes in jeans. Sign ahove auditorium stage, Seniors do smile as lllikc lluclson denionslrates. Cathy busily at work. 156 1 1 15 1 af, . l gn Y. ..l., ,, H fi 3' K 'Y Nancy Wliilc Nelwyn Willmank Susan Wilcoxon Billy Wilhilu Curtis Willlile Klux Williilc David Wilkes Cathy Williams Gail Williamson Sharon Willis Debbie Wilson l 2 3 l. WMHS 2. Mike Hudson 3. Cathy Varner t Seniorsf157 Sf' . - 4 k 1--I 1- lqffggf L if K H rv W, f. ' . V '-. W' Vx - .5 N 1. X, X x Q 432255 v , +4 '-fp' ,J J?- - 56 J 4: J, Q., f M 5 A ,.. 'fs P f H I Y gas' Q ' A ,. , ..Wi,..:-,f. ,Y wr ,J ,, V- I W I- - I if - I 1 - K 5girQw2'fgG . --. ,ff:2f155SN3O N 1 AA: 2? y l J 1 . i -5 W0 W f 121' f -rg , v' 's ' .,., ' 1 , Q 'V ff s f , , . . M X, . -Q 52 - 5 5 A L - - e .9 'K U QF A 0 5, ' 3 -5 3fs'. gf!A-'iff get xl ,-vi fl aww l 4 .V 5 7 2 if - 6 l. The Victory Wagon also served as slleller for Terri Guillery and Kathy Evans. 2. Carol McCain is an expert at blowing bUlblllt!gIl1IIl. 3. johnny H1-rlwt serves as narrator for the Wirassllopperii. 41. Even clothes proclaim Sr. ii7I5l 5. Kristy Colo and David White work on Key llluli display. 6. Seniors work on rlispluy. 7. Kenny Reeves performs in annual D.lrl. talent show, I bid him look into the lives of men, as though into a mirror, and from others to take an example for himself. Terence Seniors f 1 61 J ' 'l'.:'glA? A it-1 , aw: f .4--xg A E gf Xb 5 3 Ei 5'lll.afyf!' it Y:-H if-:fl aw? ,ir mfr wi? 4?-:Qi Lf. V 'P' N, wi?-v R' 5 .QQ xl'J .5 Av 'V' 9' 4-'. 'W wiv -H+ wffv? ' xiii' 'Q A 04, ff-V - K Q-it 1 N ANOTHER YEAR WETD ISE READY TO HIT THE ROAD AND BEGIN OUR SEARCH FOR NEW STOlX'll'lNG GROUNDS, BUT WERE WE n-zacly? Some ol' us had lukcn lhc ACT lesl for college but could this alone case our minds lhul wi' 4-ould cut il? The world wasjusl waiting to get its hands and all ils prohlcms on us. Some of us would he easily lvd into ils lrap hut as for the rcsl of us wc wcrc ready and willing to mccl thc challenge. But would the Vllillltillgl' sovicly givvs US hc worth our all or nol? I 3 0 lftlunior Clash Ol'l'i4-n-rs fllillili rowj Freddy lg2lIlkS, rncmlu-r all lurgv: fmiddh-J Karol liroaclwuy, Sccrclary1Suszu1Caulificld, lil'Pl'PN'lllilllVl'Q Lynn NUWITIIIII, 'l'reusurc-rg CKllf'l'llIlgD llvhhii- lmwis, l'l1'pr4-sci1l1lliw'Q Shvrri l,illl1'l0ll. Viuv l'rr's- iilvnl 2fl rv4l Shii-Ids, l'l'4'si4l1'1il Iifllulv K1-lls-y, R1-lwlairv plmtogluplms-1', finds pn-p rally hlaze loo hriglll 1 62fJuniors Q35 I, S x x . , 5 W 'fs if 'Hr 'J , 1 .. -., H it w .-- ., BX had 2, ' 1 ,A yi 'fy . Q x ll A z Al XI tx 1 X s' ' l ,it , - ,hx ix. wx V S Q .. I .J l X B! o 1 Y 4, Q 11 ff is . ' gay: -1. 91:12 . ff' ' gy as xg ,, Ei.: ' N lax i 'x! Xl . if ,.. 7 as S ,qi ,,.. 41- , 4'-Q yr, if ! H: I- lg., . i 1 ,f.,..,.v 1, Y X ' 3' ,V i lftf- X fi' x 1 T' 'ON' Vs? 1 A4-rcv, Dvlblzif: .-Xdains, llrm-nda Aclanis. Mary -Xnn Alfrvd, Stephen Alford. Ruby Algvr. l'alri4'ia Allbrillon, Tvddy Allen. 190196 Allvn. Ulvnn Allison. Dirk Anders, Kvrry Anding. Dina Anllcy, l-Jvlilaic Arranl, Cynthia Ard. 'llrrrylyn .fXtkins, Wanda Aulrcy. Nlarty Aullonlwrry. licbcc Ll Ayniond, Gary Baulv, ,lvnnilcr Bagwell. Hobby liagwoll, Roger Hailey, Sharon Baldwin, Larry Baldwin, Nliclicle Bamburg, jackie Banks, Freddie: Junlorsf 1 63 Barnc-S, Kathy Barton. Mark Bangh. Elizabeth Bl'LlCll. .lon-l Uvckwilh. Robby Bvdgood. Mark Bvvbv, Str-phcn Bell, Durrigh Bell. Vicky Benton, Debbie Bcrry, Gene Bvriy, Roger Blazicr, Ronnie Bluford. William Boath, Travis Bolcs, janet Bonnette, Doyle Bonnctt, Janice Bonnette, Ken Booth, Peggy Bourg, Lawrance Bowman, Chris Bowman, John Hoyington, Donna Brunch, John Branch, Sue Ellen liratton, Terry Brewster, ,lane 1 64 f Juniors Pbiiiki . .1 xqfmzm 5 51 fp :isp 0 iff 5 , 5 :ll ffyixw. 3 if 'if l 'Pai i lx i WV p 4-,. ff! . - i . t ':v'. I' I Y a t . wifi? U 4 , .. f- , A4 W 5 :Q 5 I M ' - ' F ,E 'E .15 Bn Bri ti rwsler, Sandra ster, Billy - - 1 I A A lirislcr. Bonnie VKX .K VX, , ., e f sf' 1 F A , i la 'sais f 'iv it I -lil i . A it i. I f All 451 li n A IZ' I. J: jf, . ' 3 - Y. - iff' f 'E Q ,mi i2'1 ' - , , , . lirister. Rita , A, .Q , Britlon,Willis . ' iwiiijf Broadway, Karol Brock, lionnic i 'Wx ml? ' ' Brouillclte, Larry - I -I 6. I I .9-'3 I . f - A A vh i Q we I' M- L. E.. Q , R' '- - -1. . ' V A -. A f Brown lionnu: , Y' . . Nm- A -If ' .Q Y l Q ,. P3 x x X Brown? i hi' 'Q on f' l I if Brown, Kenneth ' 'I ' . . ' W i V 'L Brown, liarry f A . 'T - .. if 931 QP' h if We 'J . mf lirown, Rolnert k .-A Brown, Steve 4 I ff' -1 I 'l if I 'lf lgj lfi h lirulte, Brenda i g - V i . N I .f l. '! if Bumgardner, Sheila Bunn. Reggie Burke, Donny Iiurton, Carl liush, Sheila Callaway. Ken Camp. Dn'Ann Camplrell, Jani Cannon, Kirk Caplcs, lllilzi Carlton. Susan Carter. llinda Carson. lllarlin l T CL, in th fifllunior students proudly add finishing touches to their home- HETHER I'I' IEE A CURSE OR A BLESSING, EVERYONE REALIZED IIE HAD ONE MORE year left at West Monroe. Many of our most important decisions will fare us in the coming year. As frightening as it is. we are willing to face our responsibilities. .3213 lfl eatured twirler, Mitzie Caples, waits her turn to perform at hall'-time. 2fDintriInutive Education homecoming display won first place, thanks to Ricky Walkerk help. coming display. Juniorsf 1 65 Carroll, Martin Carroll, Iiilly Caulificld, Susan Chapman, Riley Chapmzln, Raymond Chapman, Illfllmilll Clampvt, Sherri Clark, Conniu 4 1 5 2 3 lfsquare dance high- lights assembly. 2fj.V. Clive-rlvudvrs sn p port tht-ir t1-am. SEXY 'llevns admire- their float. Al-fPrt--game activ- ities. 5fP.E. clzissos review for test. Clark, RCIIIIC1' Clement, Deborah Cobb, jan Cockcrliarn, Suzanne Colv, David C0lPITlllIl. Sylvia Collins, Cheryl Cook, ,Iimmy Compton, Debbie Coon, Hay Coopcr, l-JCl1OI'illl Cooprfr, Donna Cooper, Kathy Coopvr, Nancy Copeland, Vivkic I , ' 5? 7. 21 - t 1 r if' . 9 ' Qf : N -' Q 4 471 ' ' ff Ka K K 3 QQ .. 'Llp fi ilginql il 2 ' fr . 4 i i f i 34 M, , , lx , I lflff' 'fl Q tg Q2 Bl I -eff X 3 sa .-f ll 3 5 H iff' I X 1 66 Juniors if G i ff B X fl s,-rt . 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Cliarulclle f if L l I' lk 1 0 lfvans, Gordon .A li i l'lVLlIlS. Rohm-rl Q 3 V E ' i 1 X' Fmll.. 'lorry as ml 3 K 'J 'f lf! v. A A W an fi ' . I J l72llll4'I'fN', Mark Q 1 QA , ggi, '-.1 ' I f - wr 2, ' 1. :W t . V Filzgurald, Vickie- 1 QLW, k .I A 3 b P Q QWTT' lily-ry A 111573 ,ff gl N Fllora-11li111', Slivva- , j4?T-.311 11 gf? i -' A -,.WL l ' Ar gif L' W-f 4. 'I lif- WK A ii lrmilviiot. Ddls 5 Q ,QW 'l j 1 f Forf'111z111.D0l1l1i1- M' li' ' ' A A in l - T? :fl W 1 '- -' vw' A ' xx . 5 . 1 1 -A A., 1 will V - fs A 1 lfKarol Broadway, Debbie- lmwis a Il rl K 0 g H 1' Morrow louvli up rlisplay. 2fPeggy Davis and Slivrry Duvall enjoy llle pop rally. Efijlivryl Collins really does have cavities. LLfl3o11l'ir1-: vxcile- ment! Forlerlbcrry, Margaret Foster, Belly 5-3 ,-. - is TQ a 1 Fowler, Ronnie , -' 'Q if 3 E FOXMIQC ' l l I 1 68f Juniors ,g1'i3l- san., ,,,' .. ., . ' r '- Q' ' 1 1, - X ' L xr: L- , A-I 3 , 4. 413, K 'W K I f .,., . 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Hill'l!'ll4' Frusl. l'Ir:-mln l. lrusl.Kull1y lfroufl. Ixlllllv l'ulI1-r. l:l'1'IllliI I'wllllfI4'l'Iblll'!x. ,In l'urr Inv! fvulrlv. Mark flurlzll1d.Uuil flmlillglml. Urn-3 Uulllriglll. Nlury il:-ign-l'.41utl1x' U1-orgv. Silllflfil fvlHH'I'l. HilI'lHll'il flillwrl. fzfjllllil' ililvs. NIlll't'iLI fmlllmlllll. f42lI'l'l1 f,4mdwll1. Qlllflil Gray. Smiv flrzly . Tvrrx flruws. Kilrvll Urvvr. Hola f:I'l'l'llNVI'H, Nlikv Xllll Juniorsfl 69 Griffin, ,I axnos Griggs, D1-inru Urcur, Susan fil1i1il'y,JOilIl filliiiidlfw, Il Uuil1,Iim11:1: llair, Pzilrimria llaill, Kzirvn llalloway. Kiukcy llallon, B1-linda IIuls1:ll,jiun1:, ii2lilOIl, Kay Lynn iiilIIliIlOIl.K1llily llumm. l14'?lA1lll Hammond. lkggjy Hz1rgr1Jv1', of: ilurrvll, Micliacl Hz1rr1-ll, S1-olly Harris, Lisa Harris, Robert llarris, Tony llurrison. lirian llatlaxway, Terry Huy, Sl1SilllDiilI llaydcr1,Ua1yIa1 llaynvs. Ja-rry llmid. AIIIICIU' llvzld, 'l'1'r1-su by '25 1 6 M fg ! 1 r ti A ji .. .1 ' fr.:-' 'aww W K . , 1 ,Q -Lf Q -. 55' Rf 1 1 1 1 -W f'-' 1 m- r'1?Qi1 1 .' '111 0 ' ' K I S ,. V, 1 frm W . ll ,,.., r -' if 6 1 a t ,,, it wg, A... inf i gf - V f- , , kno f 3, AT. V Q vb V an im 8 ' in A QV .451 11 lf-fr 1. 1 in A-' - 'i' 1 1 , K' l, ZX 2 1 ' si 1 453 M' f + , . is ' 1 1,151 f' ' v, Ks Am? X K7 V V f.1'f ' j5'f' M my Q' ' ,Q i . r gl, Q-S Ai ,J , . . X -A ? 5 W- ' k aid 19 la 10' 1fMarilyn jones practices bowling 3 in her p.1:. class. lfHurv1:y Cane in his 1 2 Frrrnvh Class. A3fDcbi1ic Crew is caughl in a mom- ent of surprise. 1 70f Juniors V ff' all 41 gel if K' Nl if SM 1 di X X i 4- N' lan -me a i ?'f 451 6 K ' ' A Heard, Marcia V V Hcarne, immy f ' 5.295 z 3 Hebert. jerry KRW Q 4' F X x , 5 -r was is u. ' v , i , Hcllcv, Rhonda y 3, ,. Tl .L sf, 4, .. .,,f.., in -,f Q q Q, O ms. ff Y 'li' 1 ? Henderson,Katic Q 1. 6 X . . X , N I K M a , l, ..l.,..,1' .vm ,:, af 2.-mm z A l H 1 W' f l'lenderson,Robcrt V. Q-1 r Q., fx ' 'Q W u Hyg':'n,b I -, 2 C ,kr .A B ,. ,3,x . g: j. sm' f , 2 C '4 gi-' L Rx H 'fl 5' l l i lr If f i iff? AP K ' 8' YW Y Yi Hendricks, Mark llenmlrix, Orland Hendrix, Joyce Hendrix. Kenneth Hunley, Debbie Henry, Frank Hernanrlez, Michael Herrington, Cecil Herron, ,lane llilburn. Roger Hillis, john llnot, Deborah Hobbs, Kenneth llollie, Sandra llollinsworth, Dennis Holloway, Ricky Holsted, Tim Holton, Kay Holton, Jane Holtzclaw, Deborah Honey, Wanda Honeyeutt, James Hoover, Gary Horne, Charles Howe, Mike Howell, Many Hughes, Ann Humble, William Humphries, Richard ldom, Lynette Ingram, Sandra lrwin, Cherie Jackson, Denise Jackson, Nancy James, Irma Juniorsf171 Juni, liloinnn- Kll'IllilIlS.,lll1'Il llolin .l son, 1.11 D Oll!lSlJll, Cill'Olf Il Alolinfoii, D1-lnru olinson, W V. 1 . . W ,I11l111fu11. Dannivl llolinson, in-vor lllllll olin il .1 1' Milly Il if A ,- . if , f , zgirgfi 5 4 -Jig ra - 1, ' ' A 1 Q v- JX 13, V. f lln J ' 'A ' 3 1 8 1 5 1 'I I ' - 1 , T . ff ,Qi 1 ., , 11 A D 1 3 .M A ' Q 5 1 I x Q' 4 1 5 I 1 U XE 1. mn, Kunnvlli son. Sherry Ollllitlll, Sllirlcy llolinson, Tilllyil .lUllllSll7ll, U1-urge llolislon. js-rry llonvs. lJt'illlll4' onw, Dollzllil 011475, llarpi-1' .231 -5 '1 41 E E , . , sq' 02, -+ 5, 5, ' X ,G '- . fr VS' K ,X 7 6 4 X x 4 , 1, 1 .. ' Q 1 X 6 f .V f I 1 ff y , J... iw,-ff .,, 41, A 1 E 1 X Q if i x -1.41 Q ax Pi'- fl 4 Q 4 .I 0111-s. Nlurilyn A T V' 7 'Io1'1lz111,li1'1-g T . ,, 9 V, 7 K1'4'L'l1,.l0l11111y A 1 ' ' ' V. ' Q W 7' Kl'1'lLDIl, Marla 1 A 1 Kwvliri D..ln.u My' , , ...gv 1 V , L ily! , M A .f Kvlvllcll, l,illllI'lCS L ki . 1 l x 1 4 1 . 1 Q Q- l. ,X v . P A 1 fx , X ' ' '15, .49 ., . 41 fl. 'lx lil-lly , ,I1-z111i1r I3 1 47 IXG1-orgv J0llllSl.Oll flli:lgI'i1IIlS ssriiluiimzus 111 lznglisli. 2fC.l1a1rl vs l.illleton and lllinrlie Pruplnl Luka- time out for lillll. I! K, K. ,sr flfjuy llrown and Pal Spencer in linglisli class. il-fTl1v llanil and Nlajmettus begin a lialflinic sliuw. Qmkwnew 1-U.. mm. Winona URE WE ORDERED OUR RINGS, NOV. l6 AND l7 TO BE EXACT, BUT DID THIS PIECE OF JEWELRY MAKE US JUNIOHS? BOY, WE lhonghl we were really lul'l', but suddenly we realized it WilSIl7l the ring that szliuiigml our feclillgs, bnl wc, ourselves. TVll6ill6l' wc' wunlvd lo uclmil il or nol, wc wore on our own, nialxing our own liuppeniiig, and 110 one could lull us olllcrwisu. 1 7 2 f Juniors 'x is 5 'X Y i , 0 .ik x 31 1 L , F my X -a .-., 1 'nav' I ,,f Ava ,ov A -N 15 'gs' 4 n f ls ' I 1 7 - ' M33 1 ' - Q 'M' V K ,E Q ,.. . q ., v. , mfg ' ' g '- , be J ' 4 I may WJ Jstf- R A V X ,ihiw ,zum ,Ri 1 ., ,, - 1 7 3,- .gr--.A , is Xe ., , f , uf ix 'YY J 1v 'I v W, g if K1-II1-5 , Ilalv KvrsI1.l'l1yliss Killins. Mary lxilmzm, Hail Kinnifon. Slwrry Iilivk. Dillllllll Ky lvs. Sillllllvl l.zu'mnlr, H1ll'l'4'l l,ilgIl'0llt', Ijilllllll I1illlhillYl. fIllill'Il'S l1zuix'cl,l-Pvlus l.iIW.'I'1'I'l'i l.axwrr'm'f'. f:ZlI'0lyIl Lawson. Mark lmv. Mikm' IA't'.CF1'gUl'y lm-, Lisa: L4-fx. XX urrvn Lcelon, Donna In-ggult. Carlos Lcvnurd, Cathy Lcnzlrrl. Laura Juniorsfl 73 lmnurrl, Melody l,unzn'd, Konuld l,4-wis, liuvcrly lmwis, llcbliic lmwis, l-lvhrai l.cwis, Patriuia Lewis, Susan Lewis, 'l'crry l,inumani, Shan Lilllv, Terri llilllolon, Cliarlcs Lilllnlon, Sherri lively. lircndzl Livi-ly.D1-lirzi l,ivvly. llolly Lively. Linda l.ord. Clay l,ov0. Kim-ky l.ov1-ll, l.zironc Lyons, Hill Nlalionvy. liilzi lvlillllllllgf. Emily Marlxlznnl, Rznicly llflarlcllo, Tonya 3 4 1 2 5 6 lf Square dancers lakc part in llomccoming Assembly. 2f Sue Ellen Hramrh sliows onc ol' licr smiles. 3f Susan flauilficld and escort Kenl Adams. 4f Mrs. Bc:nnctt's typing class. 5f jane Mm:Conall1y portrays llic wife of King Solomon. 6f ,loc Cottong drummer. ii IL V, MW! if-A 4? V '11 f,.,Qz3,gf,f f 4522: so ' ' T A - , W V QV I Q, ,TQ 4 AQ 'G k Marlin, lnirry . if Marlin, Robby ,E J fa A nlartin,Williz1m ' fb A . W xJ,l,? xx' lllclltec, Keith Nlcliridc, Robert lVlcCarLy, Aaron 1 74f Juniors ,yi ,4 .mg T 3, , Vps xxx . I. g l SV, X lx' Nt x f 1 N 'Q 4 , X .1 .K M SA ,, , V x .4 Q i . 1, 1. , 1,,,,,,' 5 , ,er Q ,Q - ,1mlwq A ,X k N--I . wiv. w ,.. Y L?:' ,-.X ' I NlvCurly'. Donald NlI'C0llElllly, ame- Nlm-flormivk, .I zum M4-Coy, Kzlllly Mcllrf-fldy. ,lvrry Nlc'Dam'll, llO!lIll0 lllc-Dowvll. Tommy Mr'Dul'l', D4-lblriv Mf'l'Jul'l'ie, Viviun lx'lK'l LlI'lllll1l, Gloria lYlc:l.n'n10rt'. .lorry Mf:Mz1r1l1s,Cl1m+l0r Nlr:Nlillun,Joh11 lVloNlurr:1y, George, McNabb. Dchbic lxlfilxillllilffl, l'alri4:iu MUN-il. Cathy Middlclon.D1-bra Milam, Dalvirl Milford. Stephen Nlillerr, liolslvy Miller, Curl Nlillcr, anna Miller, Pulriuk Juniorsfl 75 Mille-r. Hillllh' NIinnivi'i4-Id. I'Di11'1h NllIlIll'flt'Ikl. M1111-wa Nlildllllll. K4-nllvlh Nlownw-. I:ill'lbllI'Zl Monro, IJOIIIII Murrow mul Morris. Sf-oll , ,Q I, , , ' X N rf . X -' N ' 4 1 A , ' Q H R . A . , 1 M ...ff 'Q x ,H v lr' Q, 5, 1 in ' 1 r mf -, ' 1 if S- H, 1 b ,A ' V- . . 1 wig. few m ' w -un. + 'e , Q - ' -,. A -ss:.fw:4 ma K W 1 m f Xp. Wh NNW. -fs v Moses. Burl V 5 7 , ,nge Moss-ly. l,n-m1nif- ' J - , 1 - . f AIUllll'I'SIIllllgll. Jl'illli4' gfw V' ' , A , 4 VX1ulha 1rn M-nrilyn - X' 5 V A' ' 9 ' W A E, ' ' Q f ' ' 7 ' ' NF ' ' I5 L 4 M -V A-lf.,-' fha 'M V Mylus, .-Xlwl' 1' . n L- 1,5511 I qv-.-W , gggg is ' . X A Nnron, David , ,A 5' V x H P XXL? N2lliflllQ PP fffv L I V n fiv 'fig .L Q j Xff' I A N I lu ' IHA '4- w - -U V T A W, A X ' as . X ca . Jon 5 if 'W N-al,,Ian x - , 'ily W Nvlm11.Ur4'go1'v ,,, 4 L A H 5 . Ncwmzm, Karon eww - w . A an 2 'K 7 W- NQWNVIIILIII, Lynn M ,QV 5 X 1 ' Ml . QL, ' Ncwloll. Uwvn HZQV ,A 'l' ': A M ., ,,3 , Y , k W , ' , if I f' Nvwlon, Linda ' K I' ' -- J 15. 4 X Nolan, Hrizm A x L' Tf '5ii , K if M J Z 1 76f Juniors . ,6h 7' 'xi 5. .. . sk: me x X , . 1 I ii M S l at P 5. is , 1 -ar ' . .5 - r 4,f i . wth ii I 1 4 l 'ft fi- wi Q 'L Noland, Carol Noonan, liinda Norman, Rodney Norton. Dec Dec- Norris, Rickey Ochs. Melanie Odom. anis Odom, Richard ' Oglesby. l,eisa Q! Olson, Cindy 59 Oneal. Paula fel Oshon, Elaine Payne, Susy Peevy, Lonnie Pennington, K Perkins, lVlike Perot, Vickie Perry, Cheryl Owens, Anita Pack, Patricia Parker, jackie Parish, June Parker, Danny Pate, Marilyn Patrick, Kay Patterson, Karen Patton, Glenda 1 2 .3 4 lflfiinging the hell al football games was quite a job for Key Clubbers Richard Humphries and Robert Williams. Zflsistening plays an important role in education as Liz Peterson, Jane Brewster. and Denila 'liorrenee pay close attention. ISXAII students take their role in education at WMHS. ll-f'l'hese hard workingi' juniors proudly show their homecoming display. Juniorsfl 77 Peterson, Liz Phillips, Pat Phillips, Larry Phillips, Richard Pierot, Billy Powell, J ack Prophit, Charlie Putnam, John Rachal, Ann Rachow, Ruth Ramsey, Pam Rappold, john Rawls, Donna Rawls, Karen Ray, Brenda Reagan, Clyde Redding, Robin Reynolds, Jean Rhodes, Stanley Rice, Cheryl Richards, Earnest Richardson, Randy Richardson, Ray Roberts, Richard Roberts, Wanda Robin, James Robinson, Thomas Robinson, Veanna 1 3 2 4 5 lfAfter lunch Dub Hatten finds it difficult to listen to the lesson, 2fDebbie Lewis poses after many hours of hard work. 3flVlot0rcycle helmets are a familar scene in the school office. 4fChemistry students like Fred Shields and Dirk Alison always enjoy a lesson in the lab. 5fArt students Jane Herron and Debbie Holtzclaw concentrate while mixing colors to complete their color charts. 178fJuniors ,I -A 1 , , , , f I Nz, . . .lc Q Q . N V4 AN ,T ' . . ,L , ,h 031. mv 1 v ,i . Q -, x .L W' .., Fw- ,V -1 J , 'f ' - , p 1 21 ,ag ' x K -P' 212 Q Ein- - ' 1 ' u .32 . f -L . M 1, . .. , M, , . .Y .. ,b F .. . ri F -A f i I ,nf ' , fa i rar , ' 4 'i 4 -9 i .3 Ag , iw s, is N J? I 1 5? f L X X 7 ,QE i v I 454 Xa ff?-' , 7,jp52 I AT ,ma ' A, x . ,E ,,-1A .W .Y uf- if in 9 1 i -- Li f 4 . . - iw 1 bt Q X 1, :W rl A ' is Q . A g, iAf.a, -K' i 5' NP 1' A , x ',,f l K 12 , Q li? 77 41 2 i i 1 41 3' X 15 ,Qi LQ. Q:-' X115 ,ix ,' W- in jing-13-si4 rj Rodgvrs, Cindy Rodgers. Andy Rodgvrs. Warren Robulan. Nvlda Royv. Ronald Hugg, Kvnnvlli Rntlf-dgc. Slvvi' Ryals. David Ryals, jolin Sai-knian, lioliby Sallcr, Dong Sanderson, Tim Salvrlivl. Gary S4-liarl. Cindy Fulirnidl. lfrank SCllllIIIlll'l1K'l'. john Fcoll, llharlotls: Fell, Clyde- Sell, Suv Sers, Woody Fl1zu'kell'0rcl,Llai1ic4 Slliolds, lsrcd Fhivi-rs. Shirley Shorls, liarliara Sills, Miko Simmons, Patricia Simpson. Sliaron Sims. Waymun Juniorsfl 79 i 1,225 KX Singleton, Garfield Soignier, David Smith, Kevin Smith, David il Smith, Jimmy Smith, Marvin Smith Dawn Smith Susan 14' dt Y s v, Spencer, Pat Spillman, Susan Q 6 Lf 2' ' Spivey, Jerry ,fig 34,55 , Spurlock, Mary ,flfy , .tb :xi ' Spurlock, Steve, St. Vigine, David Stansell, Michael Staples, Jeff Stapleton, R. Starling, Machelle Statham, Patsy Stringer, Janice Stuckey, Velinda Summerville, Mark 55 Swinea, Gary ' Swope, Bruce Tannehill, Tom Tanner, Diane Taylor, Brenda Taylor, David 1 80 f Juniors YQ.. 'Ml' . 'fr I A? 'R' ir gf' 1 'F T '- . 1 ,3 Nl like A N R L . TW X 1 , 1, , e 5 13 , ,YW , 6 ,. ill it e - kk: , L,.. k R5 .i ,, x ' .1 it K X if x X f,gnf?5 ,fH, fg. Trwifift . WWW f G Q, xi Q W 1 ilkiiifilfei 5113534336 we r r' ff I ,ix e l JW: ' 4,44 V 4 ,N 1 'I -.1 f LRE: .till Tr- 5 2-1 f -Z . 1 V 5 'n 'aff ffgwf-1 '- Q1 if D . ?fgfv,::-gag.:-,' K :- 'S' t 5, f. - .615 1 , , 5 I 2 3 4 1fArl students Zfhlike Edge partiupatmg in annual D.E. Talent show. 3fMarilyn Nlulhurn and triendb en joying the bonfire 4-fliand Drummers Junlorsfl 81 Taylor, Mable Taylor, Naomi Taylor, Beth Temple, Mike Thigpen, Teara Thompson, Cathy Thompson, Debi Thompson, Vernon Thornhill, Gary Tolbird, Betty Tolbird, lVlike Tolleson, Randy Toney, Charity Torrence, Denia Towns, Marcia Townsend, Ricky Traweek, Julia Trexler. Vanessa Turange, Charles Turner. Tony Tyler, Vickie Valentine, Benjie Vallery, Vivian Waldrop. Thomas Wall Stan Walker Brad Walker Diane Walker Patty Walker, Rickey Walsworth, Mike A Watson, Cindy Waso, Mary Kay lQ, j A ' ' Watson, Patsy ii' 4 , A A, x E i am I Watts, Randy , y Q if y g Watts, Ray 4 2 5' ,, L i, ,ig Watson, Sharon 4 Q - ' Weaver, Gary l, A U 3 V f Weaver, Nlary i ASK!! R' i Wltherlngton, Sharon X' lf' 'wi kj, ' H Whatley, Connie lf ee ' 1 gl ' wheem,ixf1ak.f W 443 ' 'ivi Wheeler, Cassandra , I JK We White, Nancy 1 T V x M A A White, Pal ' ' ,i l Whitlock, james .1 , Whitlock, Regina xr it , Whittington, Kathy , ' 'f' i Wilder, Anne ' Y L qw NO . 1.47, Qi 'Q ...ii iv ' 2 X f -Q ia Q, y S 'lf' A A , li i Zip! A , if ,R , , . ,, 'ff A lfjoel Furr is one of the many students who participated in homecoming. 2fStudents enjoy class. 3fSherri Littleton takes time out to talk. Ll-fliynn Newman and her father make their way across the field. Wi. ll' sagfix Willett, Cathy Wilhite, Larry - A Williams, Glen 3,5 A - 4 J , K Williams, James fl . ', j at . , A , my 4, J X 7 . walliamajoim W ' ::J 'la it 1,3157 . Y zf. M 12 -- ikflv fe: V. V Williams, Linda ' ' , Q W Q ' Q , ,gi 'av Hx! M V Williams, Robert - ' X 1 ,iy r,, i ,rr , i,, t 4 i, 'i i H fl r M Willi11mS,5Hlly n i Xl i 1 82 f Juniors ix f 'm il a N ANOTHER YEAR WE'D BE READY TO HIT THE ROAD AND BEGIN OUR SEARCH FOR NEW stomping grounds, but were We ready? Some of us had taken the American College Test for college, but could this alone ease our minds that we could eut it? The world was just waiting to get its hands and all its problems on us. Some of us would be easily led into its trap but as for the rest of us, we were ready and willing to meet the challenge. But would the challenge society gives us be worth our all or not? , fem V H- am Williams, Sheila ,ln 1 V55 f Williamson, Ann A ,, , Williamson, lVlike ' ,Z 4 'qs ,V Williamson, Sheila ,af , is 15, y, V V A Wills, Lora A V 5 . Hg ' si' i Wilkes, Betty I J Q ' 51 T - ' , 'Yi ' Wilson, ,lanct f To S' Atv' Q A Wilson, John V. Uk P .A - t ' ' sl Withers, Bruee If Q ' 4 'ISNM ,.,.,9,, Wolfe, Audrey m J V2 A L 'A 1 :il L 5 '5 Worley, Venoy f ' ,. 2 I 5 W 'T Cl f 'ir I e-' W dP, ' ' I ' . . ., z . f i O0 f mmy i ' -' 5 L b yi , -Eff ' Woods, Iiilly Q - ', f V iwg ' F' l J' v ' ig f' l' 571, - 7 .. 2 7 X . - - Q :aj 1 T or , 3, is 32232, Slit? l T gall' i V' 3i3iiT 5vm-, Ji ..,, , .4 . ,Midi ' gf I ' O M T V 'W Woodard, lirenda ' ,. -Q ' T , A is pg W, Woolsey, Darla 7' rf ' ' 'J' 'L ,Q Q -v. , H .A 'M l ' Wright, Allen ' lla Q f 4, , I ,355 ii ,Q Wyatt, Robert ' , ' X, si. A im , Vw f Wylie, Sandy yu' yi .. . l ' 1 V x .. - 6, fi Young, Deborah AX xl fillffgg f, X, si A A ' Yorks, Melvin Juniorsf 1 83 BNA 4.nu4i' H lfSophomore Class Ollieers Cathy Alfred, VltTt74PFCSlllCIll1 Naomi Gilmore, Presidcntg Connie Head, Tivasurvrg Pam Rhodes, Representativeg .Iarniv Simpson, Rt-presentativeg Freddie Varner Representativeg Sarah Smith, Secretary 1 84 f Sophomores URE, WE'VE COME A LONG WAY SINCE THE DAYS OF TEACHERTS PET, JUMP ROPE, AND lunch lioxesg hut most of us still had a longer way to go. We remembered the silly things that we had done and laughed about them. Though we diclnlt plan it that way, more strange things kept happening to us. We still kept laughing. The past was behind us, hut would never be forgotteng even more important was the future ahead of us, waiting to be turned into almost anything we greatly desired. ' V 2 X, x gli f gf , S A 'A '41, xii, Q V, Tn? if Q t L i -if A 1,3 ' i, l .I , X, , -' 1:7 'gf' fr A f dl , , , X ' , A A 2 it ' a i A f if Q, 5-W 5 ,eil ,aft we 1 Q Q , ix rf N -i it . , ,, . - rt. M V H X , V , 1- , , A , i wtf P' mi QQ . 3, ,I r A iii' 'El' rrre 'X 'qt 1 W 'va ' N , i A tl Q 5 ' A MN' A ' ' i A i . , , Y L Y V' ,ai as , T ' , . K Tx , , 4, , -fr J . A 4 'rg k I WV, gb ' 'w . - H a, '. ,K ,i ' gI?14,- X 'Y ,g f 'Q , .fl . 752:- 2 ' 1: sl, .1 A . ' 0 wifes, . . - rr' ,T , 1, .V lg V. . 1 -:gg-7 ' ' :Q if M Ve., ' ,,- , A f f '?' as as V T 2. -' 'I ' -11 I.-, ,ms f:f:,f.1:: -.awww Ablers, Larry Adams, Kendy Adams, Geneva Albright, Jeff Alexander, Mike Alexander, Steve Alfred, Cathy Alger, Patrick Anderson, Robert Andrews, Mike Anlley, Greg Antley, Kerri Antley, Richard Ard, Marcus Ard, Mike Arrant, Cynthia Ates, Edith Austin, Rodney Avery, Debra Averitte, Billy Azlan, Leroy Bagwell, Sandra Baker, Gayle linker, Paula Baldwin, Paul Bamburg, Sondra W Banks, Donna Banks. Debbie N Banks, 'l'ornmy i Barker, Rex Barnett, Keith Barr, Jo U' Du... ,X , Clark. vu' . ff? ,, W -- .1 3 . 1 T lfj erry Powell in fifth period art class. Zftleometry seems to be enjoying to Skye Sophomoresf 1 85 ml . Barr, Hoy Barton. Tessie Bass, Kim Bates, Leslie Balson, joy Baugh, Roger Bayles, Henry Be aeh, Pamela Bearden, Deborah Beasley, Robert Beavers, joseph Beackley, Billy Beckley, Janice Bedgood, Mark Beebe. joy Bell, ,lacquelin Bell, Wendy Bennett, Shelia Bennett, Vickie Best, Rhonda Belhea, Cindy Bice, Kathy Black, Angela Blazier, Glynn Blazier, john Boolh, Anita Booth, Lareila Booth, Suzanne 1 86 f Sophomores 1 , , NG.. ' ' Q' L 'Q' 9 N., A ,.,?+:9 ' K Q- 1, ' ff , e, -iff - 35 Z' in B .gf A 'X , .rv VN' 'aff l 1 ' A X, , I' l I 1 1 i B . ' f Y' :lf . -Xi aff- 7 ,51 1 B , X YL Tiifi .1 'V Q5 Y V 4 JL E X 3 51 AH x N 31 3 gf , ' 1 +X Q-3 If G2 1' ' f 'Ni Y 91 - ,, , , igfif f X-.,'-V . . if .. 4 Bordelon, Randy V , N Boyd, Arnold we , ' Y ' ,, , Bowen, Brenda 1 .Q H A X I 'z . . U Qi 1 ,, , , Brady, Steve 5 1 A H, ' - ?,..jl ' Q9 - any P V, 1 '- f w lv' ' ' 'Tai ' Branson, Mary A X , U 'J 1 X ,Q 1 .VX,, Q , J LZLQE, 6 , 9 '+P ' W Brantley, Cynthia ' 'Q 5 ,X AA. K l Q , ' .lf Brantley, 'fammie i,lb lz? ,595 4 7 ' ' ' AR, ll: rj' -4 i g,-. gt' U , . Bristcr, Karen ' -K ' Brooks, Kelly Q 4 . Brown, Ann i Brown Billv ' ,L El' 'nf oi ,+ , .v-H l ' Q 'Q ,. l Q ' L s 7' ' ' Brown, ,lack if J ' - 'Ag a Brown, james , if . 1 ' Brown, Janice QE l H Q Brown, Kay ff -L if li l: -A A 'Xl 1 TX . Brown, Linda Q . l V , Brown, Phyllis . ,, 'fr Bristcr, Vanessa 5 'f . if x Bryan, Dec Qi Bryan, Donna Bryan, llflilton Bryant, Cindy Byrd, Charles Buford, JOllIl Burkett, Patricia Burnett, Tessa Burns, Karen Bush, Carol Sophomoresf 1 87 Bush, Sherman Cahallero, Lisa Caldwell, Sharon Calhoun, Fred Calhoun, David Calhoun, David Campbell, Vickie Cann, Harvey 1 Ii S .2 4 HC ath y Wilhanks and Marcia Town- send working on l'l0I1'l0COITllIlg dis- play Zflieliel Raiders in halftime show 3fSpe4c4:l1 student doing a pan- lomime -lvfllow about a c oke? Cannon, lieth Cantrell, Amos Cantrell, Paul Caples, Pamela Carter, liric Casscy, Jackie Cathey. Miko Chancellor, Salley Chappell, Keith Cheeks, Deborah Clark, Margaret Clark, Skye Clark, Teresa Clemons, Jeffery Coats, Cynthia Cohhs, Patricia Cohh, Sharon 1 88 f Soph. 2, f 1 ii ,r aff 5 , 'E - A K f t s A an Ikv 1,137 'Fu 5. . 1 ,X . 54. V if ' t 1, .fs t ,. , , ..w.f:':, .::::.fg1 4' i -1 A ' A till ' vig' . f? l 1' All t C C H .1 2, ingzr,-5 Vi ,, I MY , Q , X 8 X j , f -41 1 '54, 5 - Q Aff. 4 A 1 J 4 If i . . l il il it ,'3f'?iv,Q ' L V, i -, it liz-'Wal A 'W I r at le t. 1 1? f X 1 . .4 ,V n m ' 'led S- 5 VG. rag-wif, l 3 x -flir a n z x I Q. X 5 fi l A A. A V, . ,Q 5 fnq . , ,, Q fe. l in -my I C-1. .,. ...Y K3 QQ N 1 X gf y 's .JRR rw! ' vi 2. Latfys.. . Q 4 'W .ga , fir- 'wh' J i -,Ng 6 tl V ' l , X. Q x Q, 53' 'f fl? I 1 f -'J .A px, , F' fi w if 2 Q 4 it K I 5 O79 A I H ' K V ,vi . i w , ' life, J -yi, t - Hi. , fql K D R Wfir 'X ,.. . Hi 2 g E2 ,JA-JA, ii 3 'ir l ibm 1 lv ie N I COL'lif3I'llfllTl, Debbie Clonalrv. alike Cloyd, Carolyn Cole, Freddy Cole, alike Coleman, Joseph Coley, Deborah Collins. Cary Collins. Linda Colvin. Gayla Colvin. Penny Coon, Rebecca Coon, Robert Copeland, Pamela Collins, Linda Copes, Diane Cotita, Timothy Cotton, Mike Cox. Hob Cox, Bruce X 'w. X3 ,K Cox, Ken -,., .2 ii ' L Ni, 'K L ,,L ,.,f i ' Craft, Kevin , -E 1 D fff, ,. ' Craigliead, Kevin -zx, .X ,V , A ' - ,Qffdij Crail, Kathy ' , , mf A ' fwfr I Crawford, Amy I 2 as Ak' Y il :H , if QB l tj Crawford, Charles 5 H ' X- a?'f'iI? I ' ' ' I 'L dxf' Crawford, David Sophomoresf 1 89 Crcnsliaw, Sally , A Croclu-r, lrurry Cromwell, Suv -. vw Crowell, Ronuiv Crowder. William - A-S! 9 wa. , 1 Crowwon Iam- f- if ' 7 A I x ffm fx NPN M .I 5 4 n 1. X KS Q f . 5 , W .. I .'v f ,Q H, ,wp 1 'l W J ' ' l n , t ,,, 4, in L A ,g l 2 .IX X X X V. ,fr Cromwell, Mivllavl V WM gn ' 'Ili' Crump, Katliv f x 43 9 7' F A 'f 'nga Y i lf' ' 1 '- ' Ji? '21 Lulp, Waynf' -- .K A, qsiv flunnin lizlm, Susiv 1' ff' ,, l , cll1lIlIHIIlf7S.JlldV , , f'.. f , aw . f . , 'L ' if- wir 'iff Q . Lupll, Janis 5. 6 . I 1 Afx!Nl i . , 4 5 ,W W K , V - , , Xwbii- t ' ,i Curry, Hicllzlrd ff. 351- , - Yi , A1 J A . 4- f fr ' -' , . V Darnell, Nlvlmdu Q, ,fn fi A N9 K l ,,, Davis, David , 5. ' Dill 5 -,gf X Davis. lsaav ' fw -. j ,yu lu V f -' A I, T 37 Davis, liinrlu ' 'Hg ' Qi i: 5, l ,Q 1 - f . ' .fff.fIf' ...f-W3-I-.Q W Duvli, lxallly i i fx 'wb X . 4 Davis, Relwcca I X , , Davidson, Doug , 5 7 if Q l-,l'l1Il. ,lanius 'E j3 ' A t De-burr, johnny 4 fir' L .5 , ix- 1 f A W Dc lvluss, im ' I ' ' if Dcarie. Dvuuis ll . '1' 'V W X Q A Dearic, Ken Deason, Linda Delancey, Cheryl Dcloucli, Stephan Dcszldivr, Sll2lI'0ll X Dickins, Bally RX R x 1 X N QNX, p X. x. ima ,v,,fQpg, FIV R 4 l f l Q I I W -' s A - . , x ,R . : E uf 1 ,cs 4' ' 5 ,.f, , 'X li W v lv Q 1 ls , li A 7 x '5 r i 0 X51 N . X. , . , 3 N K 'ff if A F wi .A , . . JAXQ XDQI i wi? , L, ff? .-fy. l X 3 1 90 f Sophomores N ' X ,Q-, X ,M Q uf: 9' I Yi 1 ill . ' A K if 4. fi fmt , 1 31 HERE WAS NEVER A DULL MOMENT THlS PAST YEAR FOR US. WHEN WE WERENVI' studying for tests and doing homework it was all systems go toward having fun. But in our so-called fun, did we really get to escape our troubles and pressures that had been placed upon us? Sure, for the time being we Could get out and relax, but always in the back of our minds was a novel to be read due one week and a history report the next. .Nc i . .7- 51 n,- '. ..,. -.,u.-- . 1 Doane, Sharon Dobbins. Patricia Dorman. Danny Dorman, Deborah Dowdy, Gary 1 ' H. Durbin. Danny fr l v I N gy 'V' , ll l3uvall,r3diehael 2 Jig., L, xi faves, arry N 'A at i A N lpbarb, Denise ff y A ,, fil5f75T,,., I y 5 Edney, Keith Q, i ii 1 I ,f fl A, Edwards, Patti It My N A jj wc? A -is '..' Brack Rutledge ' X ' ei' U' if' vi-1 lfa , 'As 5 Eley, James 1 it 43' 2 if 'A -. A- .V -- 1 Ellis, Kathy E 4,34 V l , , Q f 'V - Eley, lVlartha 1 FIX A, '51 I I, i' ' i V, R Estes, Larry I ' 1 Q Q, Q ' ' ' 3 lx Estill, Denise 'ii 1.1. Set -r 1 , g , ,ttf-4 ' Harm gjtww ,. ,, , ?' .- ., ? N.. s - . N 'Y lfBonfires are lun. 2fRandy May puts books in his locker. 3fConnie and Naomi look disgusted over that play. llfjamie Simpson busily paints a display. 5fAfternoon Typing Class. Sophomoresf 1 91 ljticr, Randy Evans, Cherry Evans, Ginger Evans, llflary Evans, Mike Fairclolh, Farmer, Bobby Farrar, David Fields, lidith Finley, lfssie Fisher, Dec Anna Fitgerald, ,lan Ford, Carol Fleming, john Flclclivr, Steve Floyd, Cheri 1 fiin, Q, X ' ' X X l f 'P ' VK ,xx M 1 ' f2...3i rr l all 'S A6 ?, 1 6 l X QM! fg V: A7 5,5 li f 6 ,W fi-si rg . .4 T' Qi J 1 ,, 4 641, 1 , I l ,Vg ,Q :iz yi xls N l FJ f , i .,a. Q if , , 'Q ' A '44, A S ' ' Q Floyd, Sheri , Q ffl' , W 1 ,i ...i , - - , sf Ford, Paul A if A K ff' ' ' I Fordham, Shclia maj: '- i ' Fostnr, Kenneth NME 7:11, l 1' W 1 92 f Sophomores mill, 'L X 167' e 'ov' 4 kk .. -- V .4 ,,... ,., ' f ,fx I 'g 5 Q- 'X f gi-. ' 54,1 .,,,-f 4 , v ,V Q V ' 5 4 ,jv fav uw. 1- ' 'V 'txf 6' ffm' si all Foster, Libby . Foster, Marie Fowler, George -f Fowler, Robert Fowlkes David ,, A' ' , .Q Fox,Terry 'kv 'I -'v T N . 'ir 1 Franks, Stephen Franks, Dannette lfrantom, Bill 'K X Xi' Free, Anita 'N ' 'Lx Frost, Sharon M f Q . .lm P A Fuller, Linda Fuller, Ronnie 4i7,'X,i!Lg -. jgqf ,23fE':f5:g,f' lfuteh, Regina 4-rf' f p '-Y f Futrell, Paul Garner, Duane 'G' Garret, Melanie Garrett, Sherrie Garner, Linda Gates, Ronald X A ff' 1 if ' .. -'T ' - '-cl' 'T ' F - , I 'K hi, , ' . t 9 I I c. ,ak-N 'tk ' 'X 'r 'jf 'V X I e A I' v. . M fy ' it 'Q 0 It . ' Xi N' g if l tv Gates, Tonya N BECOMING SOPHOMORES, WE WERE OFF- ERED MORE SUBJECTS THAT SEENIED TO he interesting, yet at the same time more difficult. Geometry was available for those of us who thought we could handle it, and suprisingly enough, most of us could. Biology, which gave us new insights into our lives and what made us what we were, was also offered. And for those of us who preferred working creatively with our hands, crafts class was offered in Art ll. 4, lfSophomores really do study I 2fClasses sometimes are perfect for catching up on sleep 31A fternoon typing class 2 3 4ffHonfire excitement 5 5fShelly Kincade uses her artistic ability t Sophomoresf 1 93 liillSUI1, .luck Cvnlry. llivhurd llf?Ol'glZ, ,lzinn-s Cvorge-, Nlziry flizunuris. Kula Gibson, Kevin Gillwrl, Lisa Cilvs, Nl2lI'4'lll Gilinorv, Naomi Cihnorc. lA'0Ili.lI'Ll Givcns, Gina Glass, liZlYlxl'IlP Colclvr. l,ori Goodroad, Pam Core. Us-hhiv Corum, lfmliliwr Urahlv, John flraluun. liO!lIlll? firanl, Jaunic Urecnwcll, liill Crcvr, lla-fl' Greer, Rusty llrillin, ,Iznnvs Griffin, ,Iucly Griffin. King Griggs, Kay Gross, Danny Gross, Palriitiu Guiclry, john Cuidry, Norbert Guilerrcz. Pam Haley, .loo wx 122, .giffii W ffl E, in fflg o'f5 Pf'Hi,Af , i E ii E E -if f 5, 1 . W A .V J! il i Q W 7iJs:: 2' R ,F V l N ix v ' W K., b , , K I, Ev f' 1 I 1 k .i 'fm I W1 5' 'J 5 fx K. 3 .ui yi '11 W7 ' r 1,-15 I X 'Q W y X , ,i . ' 4, p ax? ,. Q. lil E1 algo E 1 if is 'gtg J 'fi 'P 'T 'I Q Q-L ffl P' ! . Vj. 1-A . N -- FTER WE MADE lT THROUGH OUR SONEWHAT CONFUSING, NER VE- wracking orientation, we lmcame sophomores. Even il' it meant nothing else, we knew thal we had rnulurcil a littlc and had become mon' accustomed to our high school lil?-. Doors were opened to uso that wc nvvcr know existed, and now we ooulfl participate in xarsitv sports, as woll as join organizations. We could vven allcncl bonfircs and really l'c'Pl Hb though we wcrc a part of the school. 1 94 f Sophomores F4-4. 1, hifi J, x l X ,,'-' ,, 2, .xx l -4,11 , llulp. Kevin ,1 M 5 W li , , llnll, Steven 7 ' 94165 . . - , A. N N 11.11 '1'. ' 1 5 , -'K .. T51 A ', ' 4 1 1 3 + Q---1 ,, J ' lrrl ,, ff - ' , 1 P 1 5 ' , ' 44 I I? ,Q 1? , H , ' lluinlnon, l'll'ilXll'ilt' r , A' 'ef ,1 lf' X' . J I ' 1 - 'X ' U ' , an-- ' , V A l'l1lITl1Jl0ll, Sandra if. 'vm fix: , K :V 1-, fl - 4: .44 . ' 1,, V J 1 VV11 . 11 Q N' 17, llill'Ill0ll, ,Iinnny ' ' ' .Q 1 ., 1 ,A,,f, ' 'Y ' ' A ' ' if - ' Harmon, Nlivliacl A ,fa '- X 1 22 ,ns .. ' A , ,, Q-as f rf A . , X tl A ffl 412, ,xiisifihili . nf . xx 1 1' . , ' 1 Harris, Laura Unlike Fri-eniun and Truman Cluipmun al lmnliirc 2fCnrtis Nlannin mixing paint lllllllll 4 A 1 if l ii Hallen, Cathy 1 1 l-lallen, Cheryl A Hayden, llmeliu QJ, Hayles, Sharon Kay 'Eff I M Hayes, Melaine f ig, Haysli , Sheryl 1 3 A ll fr l'lazel,pGene ,. if 'r' Head, Connie . , i Head, Vickie V- A 'Q 1 V R ' r A llearn, Rose 1 1 - 1 A 13' A 7 V, Q F A Hearn, Dexter 1. , ,, ,QU AX, L Y buh' ,, 'ii 1 H' V V me Y Heath, Donald -'V 1. 1 A . 11 . 1115 I -1 i ff A Hefley, Dewannia f1 a - H ,A Nb ' E ' Heisler, Reginald 6 I 99? 2 1 1 . 1 'K 'ff Q l C xx ,ig ,V j . I! Hendricks, Richard ' 5 N Hendrix, Carolyn Sophomoresf 1 95 llcualry, llliurlvs llcury. Don lloury. 'l'rud'5' llerrvu. liobiu Hicks, Curry llill. Charles Hinos, lliiumy llifv. Slvw' llolrbs, Slove-u Hollins. Susan llmlgv. Kim Hodge, Nlikv llmlgv. Virginia lloguu. Def- llogarcl, Barbara llollvy, K1'IlIlClll llollis, Stow llolloway, 'liim llolze-uc. .Ioliu lloward, Klan' Howell. Gli'lldU llumlsou, .loauua Humble: Fred Hummel, Glvu Humphries, gusic llutsou, Mark llutsou, Mike lvuy, liCIlll!?ll1 1 96 f Sophomores QW' Xam. A Z' ,A W r ' A 1 K 1 ' . ' . QL . H Q ix m . Q-, 1 4' -' wx is H 1 51: .1 if ' I . i A ' ' X r ,. ' A 'f:fml A f i Q ' ,Q ' 4 1- 'U its by vu A .,i -'T ,Y in gf? . 1 ,if 1 -x 1 r X.-.Q my A gtg v M. U 'x i f. 5 'Fl uw' r li g al ri rr l Q -f l f Tlfflfl -V '- in l H- a r i . yy , vi' f f H i f , fp 5 .-f aiu! -Ea at. Q, I l an VX ff? , .. if -H., -9. ,5 M fe-V b .' -. 4 .1 ' 'ig '3 .,,. gli 5 3'-1 , 5 t 'x I 'wt- .X . V. .. .Than D ' A Uhjbz. 4 . :LLL11 .. ,. .. .. -1 5 3 3 2 2 777f777T':' I 71 'll T -1 E 2 E 2 ' r r ,r r ? Q- A -5 Q E F? 5 ' 2 A gf ,4 ...A Q pi., jackson, Melissa 'S 51, Jasper, ,lvl'llCry f 1 ,Il V Q jenkins, Pleas 51 Q Q sl. ex I 3 Q M Jennings. ohn Johnson. Audra-n ft J ' 3,3 V A I 'gi 7 ii J' 1' Qi johnson, Denisv 2'-133' ' 3 Ji 'if johnson, Gordon i x 'i 1' in ,- JOllllS0ll, ,le-rry Y if -V ' 'T , johnson, .loc f N9 7 1 1 johnson, udy at 1-in V' ga' Q isa jones, Helly W g jones, Dianc A Joni-Q Ivo Mi- K y 'A' , N V ig' -K 1 x Jones, Merlin lxblwmw ,ii fl' My c552 '553 i A ' 1' xi Joyner, Ricky ' . , A ,..,. , K f Kvmls lirllcp ' f 4 Keevvr 'l'0m J uf fi ' X .-will Pj aw, - V, all my Fr , L 1 ,. H . , . we I V . th 614 1 i- - A in AIX :gf bk, lxellcy, James ,. 1 Q-,V 2'-Q QT Kellx- Qlu-rrv if 5 ' is 1-1 . . Y L' -I f - 1 X' -' 1 I I 1 4 1X V- , X gb 'Z ',,. Kesler. Nlaxrsliu New . fl? ' 1 ' ' M W x . it ' 3105: -- T-'f K - ,. , - , A . b . . -A X E - I i,Xr,q.:x-- -4-,ev cy 5, ,I.1n1n,:- Q - 7 A 'ffl if' A V 'lx i 3 ' 45 gig: Kincudc, Shelly 1 2 4 3 G ' i' 11' S 0 p homorn :lis- Play 2fAttentive typing student 3fC:trald Milettclo in Art class IMA laughing Soph- omore 5fSusie Humphrivs working hard in Typingl. .....M.tt. mm M In QQ? ,,, if uh ,i K VV Y .v ' A ,4 4 ,wa -fff ' 1 . ,,,,.,.Mry-M ,4-l lrit V Sophomoresf 1 97 Linn, Melvin Kinnan, Darlene Kirkliam, Ronald Kolokouris, James Kniglllen, William Knigliten, Sonia Landreaux, Daniel Lawman, Kitty Lawrence, Bobby Lawson. Laura Lcbrun, Al L4-4-, Cliarlic Lee, Debbie Leo, Kzrilli Lee, Nlikf- Lee. Mike Lcclon, Donna Luc, Ricky Lenard, Linda Lenard, Lisa Lcvitt, Andy lmwis, Carolyn Lewis, Debbie Lewis, Paula Liner, Lisa Linn, Gwen Litllebcrry, Cheryl Lockard, Billy Lofton, Lane Longmire, Mark Lowe, Carolyn ra 46 Ne L, . if Heyy! f 4 V i a fig 0 5 , Q 3 ' 1 W r i 4 1 TG If in-1-. l A: 3148-' ' l fi? Q P '3 0, im? .,,i in 1 X :,, 1 . - y. 5.5 ik , W' fc- , . k J U ' kv jr' vga, ,Q ,f f F' x ' ' ,,,k V,5 , M K y ,Q A .J D n k D .aa . if 3 V Q, , an ' Q in r , x A 0+ L es Qi if . .f A Mf ' 1' ' r ii V 'fi ,ff il' ' MW-4 ',: V A I A ' 5l' 6 f M A 5 1 3 '95 ,ffm 5 A A xl? 4 kg ,Ziyi Jfffigl ,X fi cl AQ,-1 4. ii 'C ...L ink., . 2 'xg' :fb j.,,s'x . r fvfaw Wwhx y Hfrm- gxn va' n'J'i Q fi W ' A , , ' Pl' k Y 2 Xl 0 i,,,,i5Isf5. l :rN is K l-1134, f,, V ,lfmgily-, X ' AVO? f!Evz:Ewfyi'lx4l'f'X X X ,, , L '51 fm:-rk1g.n, ,.-awk jgiiiu lxxyibi gigkylkg D bvf 1. W-ami lx. Wiki-X 'e:,.Q lax XSSZXQ 'li mf. ww- 'ifwlii DY Raxrxliuli 'J f !,sf-if-f lJW' 'JY' puff lx-Y-3 xr in wg, - Q Q 1ili'Ia N z 'L' .N -1 xy , Jw, ,mi 1 98 f Sophomores 6-'Zi-. gg... 'Q Q ,f 'V Q - 'Pho' on ,W . at K ,, K' - W 5:52153 v' new if fllwa K ,zivvi E' If . ix :op l x 'gg X, l 1 X5 H1 Xrxil 'IS' AJ' 2 A 'e , 1 gp ,I 2 x Q WT .qw .1 .L X if 1' Haw W i . . N GN I x ff g . 1: ' 1 if x. - mx- A x., w K in k xg. ' r 42 -f ' ' i 4 , Q ,ms 1 , I --Y lf Pam Rhodes hard al work sg W' A , 7 lf Sian over the varsity drexfinvf 1 lx M. , 'X 'W U! i . Y' 2- X 'ggi 'fi ', Q M.. 2 rgnm , hh, I 5 if Llasscs must be boring today . '77,- if ., 4, , ,n V nf- my . . ,fum X ,b ir Zi I GK ix ,fthe 1 Sophom Lowe, Dwayne Lowery, D1-bbiv Lowery, Fred Low:-ry, Hoy Lowery, Sherrie Lylriuk, D1-wanna Lyons, Kelli Mabry, Lynn Mark. lioatricir Mackey, Kim Madden. Susan Magown. Barbara Magouirli. Chris Maki, Kim Mallard, Jay Malmslrom, Charl Mangucm, Margie Mann, Carmen Mann, l atri1'k Manning, Curtis Manning, Gail lVlanning, llelen Marks, Barbara Marsliall, Susan lVlarlin, Danny Marlin, Darrell Marlin, ,Iohn Marlin, Raymond Martin, Richard Marlin, William May, Larry oresfl 99 olte May, liisa Mays, llliarlvs Nlcliiroom, la-narcl lVlcDannell, Flora McDonald, Margie Mcfiaugli, Diana Mcllaugh, Sam Mcihc, l,il1cla Mcflrcw, Cynthia llldirvw. D4'WHllllil McKinney. ,lolm lxflizliliiglll, Ricky lVl4'liZll.lgllllll, JOSl'pll lNl4wNlanus. Don lVlc:lVlan11s, NllC'll2ll'l NlI'NEll1glll0Il, Handy lll4:Nf'ul, Ricky lVl4:Ncas4-, Couniu All'fQUCl'Xl. ,lolm McWilliams, Ds-lubie NleC0m, Charlvs Nlerccr. George- Middlnelon, Kathy Nliletvllo, Gvrald Miller, Denise Miller, Paul Millar, Randy Mimiieficld, Thomas Nlitchcll, jolmettc Moore, James Moore, Lina Moreau, Leland ri 4 C -we 5 , nffm' , X, I v. ' fl , s ' I' '?,',,, , ,mf xxx. 4 QF If .N x 1' Q! - f X. . H , 1: ' 1 X un QW J ,, - LY N, . wg? i's ' in 4 ? , , nf vm ' 1 - 4' D f 1 X N Q X L Q fx N ' 'ea' . -f A- 4 ffqfx , .qi z 5 ff, 5 V r g7?,g,5-fi , 1 2?,e.f1f? Q 4 g ., - L M, 1agfsQ7!:Q,Qk, rx or A f raw ,N - 1 0' ir., 0 l ev. i. ' R F C h..,,g, 4 -wi A - ,H 2s, lfjLV, H '- 7 , 1 ,,, ,X 5 A Tw, elsif: ' Q! s N 1 I N X A ,i A- 9 - rg 'Ami Wi I, 'N , V5 lf gay ' X 'R a o fi, M y .IV ' F '1 Q Rf . 5 AX X T :M fb xv 1 ,K ' ' - f , ' . .uf - ' -,Ag X I Kc! , ' A ily,-ffl , .Q , f QQ ' ,mzfkv V- ,Z' ,fa ff wfrmmgfiia 200 f Sophomores Nlorelieacl. Connie I E l W Vgyl M i it Morris. Nngela L 'li Ki , s QW + , ' Morris. Willie , -- --. . ' V Mollon. Umlessa ' g wzzlf, ggi L '+I Nlorelic-ad. ,limmy '4f ji R N I ,ff - j . l ,jf Nlullu-urn. ,Il-rry 2 Q 11, .4 ' WA, A ef X Miilliezirn. Nlarilvn ' Q fl X145 N ffl.. V ' Ml MX I Nlurpliv. David Y ' glwil X ' 1 ' by if l i lvlllflllly. De-lora Li 7 f Murphy. nvilyllk' ,O A Hui. A ' Murray, Ilvvlym- ' ' - N ' A , '-e ., 335' ' - ' ' . M - R - ff rl , 1' Ag, in ,gb 'X I Myers. liolmliy 1 V - ,M is a ' I infra Myles. fXllCP ' ' 1 .Q X . if ' 'REQ ,QW X Nance. l'nm ' Nappier. llilu ,Em l ' V V Naron. Daniml f V Q 5, V 'V A Neuron. Slwrry ' I it A a .V i lj ' Q 35 ' Neel, an Viqvffx jf. ' , V fig. I ' Qllx g. , ' Nelson. lilavicl M ? I . . V A Nelson. William 'ff K - N , X 351 X 5, - Nelson. Url-ggory i i 6 ' if' 1 ff -.'. . . Z ' ' -' ' lNl'l.lH'I'l2lIlll. David 4 I 4 J ,S J ,ax Foolliall Gann- Zflliologv vlafs flflielmorali Clieeks c-oneenlrules on Typing lesson ll1fSopl1omor4-s show spirit al bonfire Sfilralls class. appeals to Fophomores wlio enjoy Netherland. Don working willi their hands New, .Iolin Newton, Gwen Nolan, Dana Sophomoresf 2 O1 Nolan, jim Norman. Dennis Norman, Hoclin-y Nortln-ntl, Panl Olianion, tiharlottc Odawaro, Kathy Otlom, Cary Oxloni, Hit-llarcl Olson, Pa-nny Onval, Paula tlwm-ns, Harhara Owvns, Ut-lrorall Own-ns, l r4-ifla tlwerns, Kathy Paw, l.awr4:nt:u Park, Fllt'IlSlC Page-, Dalm- Pagc, ,lanios ' Paris, llolwrt V ' V. Parkcr, liilly Parkcr, -Iohn - I, V ' mf Paxton, 'l'0rry -411 72 ff , 1 Q arks. Vicky . V 5 V5 xx l'wvy. lfdwaril Ae..- Ryjf A 431 -uv'-s 14:3- gd ,, ,VEVVVV , ..,, ggi , 'IV e N jfnj .l w R .4 915, 'N YQ' ' 5: he 537 Lv' U, A-. A MHS Hiatt A JIU: R5 Perry, D4-hra aa , 1 Pcrry, William V , VV . -'QV Pt-rson, Dana Vlftl I VV . N f l ww-'4 Phillips, .Iames ' K ,VL EV fl 114 Ei V AV t ,V , Q Q V V Piurot, liilly il' - l' V 1' Z, 'A t au lrillcy, tiynthia Q 5 1 A V N V ,Elks ff, V, ,xg i Pmldlm lgvcky V . , , 1 V, i A- V VV V VVVVV A V Posey, lioliert 'V i A 1 4 .iii fit' ,Q 'V ' A ' ' Q l i, if Powell, ,lack V Powell, llurry N A I' ' ' V V V V ' Powell, Louisa it ff M' - ga ' , -'H'-9 1.3--,- ' n ' , 21 Powirll, Ronald ll' 1- 'M , ' ' V ai.-V l VV V, A l ,S Price, 'llafrry VV , ' ' VV Prudhomme, Donna VV,5V1,,, - .V ' VV Mszfv - VV A VV V, Sr., we Purvis Linda M . Q, N ' ' f f, L: it ii l - -V x . T 5 A- V ' ' Off 451'-gi,-' F' X f' l W f ' X 1'. ,. A- 3 it 'V X Putnam, lOhn , AJ - c i Q 4 M K ' Ql'2iE!.l,'Jvi A X Axle 2 02 f Sophomores 0 1 lfflrazy limes at llie- lronliirc' Qflvisnrf- time al lln- lilyrary for Jann-s Sums Raglan. David Ramsey, Marilyn NQX kg , 7 . Randall. Howard - 5 . -'f' , Rawls. james K if , 5 Q X X Rawls. Michael mi 1 +- X' L my f -'I Rawls. Sharon k i ll I 'E gf 1. - f , Ka., Rawls. Wade- : 5' M , , ' is x .. ,gs How- IM-- 'Y Reynolds, Benny ' E' it Rhodes. Pam Q Y 'va ix 7' 'ff .Q 6. A , , 0 R Eliodcsawotl v , M 4 ' . ic: izlrdson. Gary ' l ' 433 N. V Z V , ' f Richards, Wanda 9, fr' - l F 'f i ' I Rhodes. Sara ,ix g RFQ i , '-'a gf . X a A 'wwf R if , Rislir-r, .low is vhs. lil 1 R QN X X ii lf l l Q Rilvlliff. Mivllfwl , I i ' Rivers. Wilfred 1, X fb 7 Roavli, Donna ' 1 , N, ' 7, ' A 5 . 1... A ' Roan. Marta 'sativa K lim, .N ' V -' R 13 N f W . Q.. Roark Karon , .' .,.,,.- i ,. Q ,L '-,Q K . -' 5 -M ' . j YI-gs: kk 45' 'A fx . 3 ,. 'C ! q5,g:1 'bJ 'ff .fx 1 Roberts, Jackie A V 1 ff, . f xx! t. X N .X ,, .L ,I ' if ,,ffp,l - .3 Robcrlsonv Ruby ' i 'wx 5 Q 'Q . . I f f -N 'Q X ' '1 5 ,f 5 ' lr VI if ' fd Robideaux. Ken ' , 4 E, R' , V lf - Vf w ' fr-. 'f A W vi' SQL, Robin, James I ffiif' R A V - Robinson, Billy , , X , wr Z ' f W-rr 1 Robinson, l,ela , ,., ,. - P ' Robinson, Clark . , Rodriguez. Rivar l Ross. amcs Ru llcdge, ack QA... 1. R' 'Q 1 if ' Russel. Leslie Rowten. Danny ' Rutledge, Rebecca , , . M5 ,L , I W x Sadler, jeff' , ' A 'N N' Ili- 935' Salsburv Rick H2 ' 3' -9' 2' ,. ?'V 3 'Q - Q -' ' 3' ' kg ,,. 'TNA 1 ',. -if-li balsbury, Steve 'Q R , A 'fry l R y Salley, Mike Q ' C X' ' 1' gr. X 1X N ' if MA X1 3. Sams, Dcwaync ixi. i f X I-gxflq. ,f X If , , T M ,L is Sami .lflmffff Sanderson. Debbie Sophomoresf 2 O3 if ll 0lll1'1'0lIll Samlilvr. Duylv wx:-W f wrt: Fzimlunl. ,lcilm z xl f A t Sulllorml. Sl:-W wr, ' xx I 4 fn! J., mf.. u r Sain.-mi. Milw W -N is 5 Q k E.. i t i s ix f'A5f ?5 gf Szivuiv. Family h 75, ' 3, Q sw ' A' ,wwf 'ii Q-gl fgfff., S4'2ll'I7Y liminie Q . f' f i f, U K . , I, ' K' 'ie' ' Si-lure-iii. Mike ,j ff il f li x 4 ,VifW 'iA',t5, A i 62 f Q ' If W? A Sl'llllfTli11'lll'I'. Nam ifllfli Qi gyxx' U i Y I Q' ', l 1 Fx 'i Small. l.ily ' i 4 'V Si-II'. Flivrry ' Q Flnmnon. ll4'orgi- ' ' Sharp, Ili-nisv '- Fliuw. li1'Il06' ?-wfjl Sikvs. llziwn 7 Sliivefr, Iiill Af x Sl'llfll'. Nlivlizivl ,I I 2 fl lfliynnc Williamson draws Sopliornorc display. lfFoph0rnorn-s pur- liripalm- in iloiiie llSSCIllllly Flizmdrv. Richard Sliorcsx Mary xxllll Filman, Randy Silmaii. Stvvc Sims, Claudia Sims, l'z1ulzi Sims, lil'l'Jf'K'l'i1 Simpson, jamie Sinclair, lfdwin Sivils, Hrizin Slack, Cary Flavzml, Mika' Slorum. Crvg Smailling, limlilli Smith, Bm-ky Smilli, Clueryl coming l'Jl'0Qfl'illTl. n g 5:-5 i . , F l i - g-Ei ' ' '-' , Y L : ' 9 i Al 51 r , il , Q 3 , N Q 'A ,Q V in X six . A A ,X 5 ' 'Q' N. ' l illx- 4 ' f 4 , 2 1 l , V A 1 . t K. A 'hiv Ji. ,X Q , X X 1 'A Q ' l ' W Q N ' i 1 fc wa ', 3, I ,- ' Q 1. fs ' if,-'gli 1,7 , is M 1 .. Z n f ft? 44 ?-is ' :J ' ---- glivg in A W v , ,gg l V g xi - 23 f 5 S I vi ' . 1 , V is, iff . 'W 'QNX ' , .V fi Liv 1 S X l Sify 204 f Sophomores f Q t 4 Vtiin-1533 Smith. Lamar Smith. Roy Smith. Sarah Fpvars, Darlene Spf-urs. Daryl Spvars ,lovl Spilla-rs, K1-nnelh Fpilhnan. Slcvc Stampvr. Gloria Starnpnrr. Kalhic Stanshury. Tvrq' Stansvl. Charlus Starling, lVlillon Statham. Rirk Stcclc. ,lack Steel:-, Lisa Stoffins. Beth Stephcns, Wlirky Slcvclls. Sally Flvwart, l,f'0Il1'lll' Stinson, lid Flowv. Kvnnclh Sullivan, ,-Xsliloy Fnllivan. Glenn HAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD FOR LS? COLLEGE, marriage, or nothing? The time for us had coma' to dccirlv if we wanted to remain in school or drop out. lt had boon drummed into our heads for the last 10 years that in order to got a good job, we needed a good education. Hut was this necessarily proven? We wanted to make our own decisions. Was it really true that il' we dropped out. our lives would hc' at a dead end? With nowhere to go? What was thc right decision? Sophomoresf 205 Sullivan, Mike Summerville, Miki- Sumrall, Ken Sutton, Susie Swanner, Cathy Tarkington, Patricia H ,I aylor, Taylor, H l aylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Toater, Brian Kenneth Mable Naomi Ricky Terri Ronnie Tndeton, Gary Thames, Don Thompson, Cathy Thompson, Dub Thompson, Dale Thornhill, Dewey Thornton, Euguene Tolhird, Betty Tolbird, Mike Tonny, Gloria Towns. Marcia Traylor, Charles Triehel, Paul Wade, Charles Wadsworth, David Wade, Gregory Waldroup, Ken Walker Walker Walker, Walker, licrnard Betty Charles Dewayne Walker, Judy Wallace, Donna Wallace, Luther Walls, Kathy Ward, Robbie Walker, Patty Warlick, Ard Watkins, Carl 206 f Sophomores ,A , , M. pe' , Lqqemvreerfenrnes ri i gi fy 1: M, .Wi - 14 5 -1 ,Si Q 5 at 5 fx 'QQ' A H l . mfr K . 3- ' ' s ,'V, EV , Q- Wa x T is A 'S AA if .fr 1 I X if 4 l W gflh .A ' 1 ts. ,I Fw .. 54' ' L ,ua Mg, f' 3 Iilxleifq- iff' Kar ,QFE7 ,f? Ps 4 ' P Ji,.T 1 ' ic, ' X, fx 4 4 n l Q t M -K X Q, r i illihmxl X 6' K - ,-M5 1' N,-:th ..- X K N 4 . 1 , f,maW,, li -:X kwataaa ,Q if X i vl H fy , ? :,i', Q2 xTll' P?w 2 ,, V 3 as 'X 4 ' ' A gig -af, ' f f X K X 11 bf ' Q-if , S ig . Tr , iv x as , ' 4. , -at 4 .4 .1 4 ' ,I fly IJ ' ' Y: i ' . V . A W is M57 ia, f,,a-' fg, may, ?y 4 f-- ' M , As , i 6 -I ,A :Q Av 12 .1 K, W, ,Q .. 0 4' 1 1 L ' X V 4 'lk Qi, J' f li. 1-lax. Q I ' -. - , ' f . a., ,,f- ig M A Q 1 4 f M 11. Q, -f t V s.. 'lm ., l M ali, K ,' I '95 ,Y . V, wh -. x rbi 'I ' i , i 'W r ,fr a .y l K 4 it -X l l v. A - s rr-W -x f x A F, nfs ! I. 1 0 lfl'aul llalclwin 4-auglit lhv vunnern ,.y,. 2,f'l'l11- rlanving Hehe-l Rairle-rs Watkins, ,lohn Watson. ,loan Watson. Randy Watson, Wanrla W1-hh, laurif' Wvhbvr. Carolyn Wuhth, f rag W1-lvh. lniiuana Wilhilte, Williiuf, ' X .gi Williams , 11 4 K A 1 'T , qgrr 'if 'K .J . Q x . , 1 W4-mf. ,li-ll' Whcllis, Ricky Whitc. D4-hra Whitv, Kim White, Nlicrhael Whitlock. Cynthia Whitlock, Paul Whitlock, Rhonda Whitman, ,Indy Whitten, NilITlOf1 Wilhzmks, Cathy Wilclcr, Nanvy Susiu Rhomla Wilkerson, Alice Wilson, ,lancl Wilson. jane,-t Wilson, John Williams, Fran Williams James Williams James Williams, Debra . ,Iohn Williams joycu Williams, Lou .. ' Williams Wlary Williams Wlikc Williams l'am Williams Robert Williams, Shclia - Williams, Tommy Williams Vinvcnt a Sophomoresf 207 W NN W XX W Vv Vw XX NX XX NX W XX NX W XX XX W W W W N V V X Y Y Yonks r I N 4' Q uk ,.. 4' sl 5. ., 'H I 1 1 Vg: 3-., 1 l lx D I 'I ' ,520 K ag 'Q 4' 11 I ll :QR It x 1 Hn 'f ' Y A Q1 5 KX m mc N XQYXY, 2fCathy M ddlet fff' W ,I 2l '-ti S Qlliljxf T213 f W 1 x W W A kj 208 f Sophomores IN MEMORY OF LESLIE KIRB Y Leslie Kirby, a friend to all, drowned in a swimming mishap May of 1972. l-le would have been a 1973 Senior. Leslie was a member ol' the Rebel lraek leam and other organizations. Sadly we think of his loss, but happily we cherish his memories. , In Memoriam f 209 fi My 3 , ,x,, ,J A H7 Advertisements S THE SCHOOL YEAR 'CAME TO A CLOSE, IT SEEMED ALL OUR WORRIES WERE OVER TIL next school year. Our life was ahead of us and we were soon to realize that growing up wasn't so easy. We would like to acknowledge the dedicated sup- porters of the WMHS Rebelaire. You've made it possible for us to come to school not only to enrich our minds, but to learn to live in a society of varied personalities that we came not only to like but to respect. Contents Ads f 212 Conclusion f238 in Advertisements f 2 1 1 annum,-,...........,,,, , Compliments Day Phone 387-6425 Night Phone FA 2-8038 ol' Mohile Phone 325-9834 R Q A Tclephont- 323-2632 1vers uto Salley Transport Co. S 1 xi3l'1l12'3,EYSZfEl2 y AllTyp1fs Cunt-ral Repair L'P'S'L' NO' DI 17-A I ,, Hs' ' Us-Glzssl S 'lla A , 1 N iftgnr gnlikiiidy iv'0ik--iiuiiil-.iiizl I r11ek-Heavy Motor Lrams Heavy Hauling Leon Russ Auto N well M.-111-20 - Nl011k bH1lf'y P. o. BOX 1 191 OWN West Monroe, l.ousiana Roye's Fabric Center JOI'dEi1'1,S Saw 85 Mar1ne Where the best is COW Inc' , Cmnpiifncf' 15 707 Trenton not expenslve Ui West Monroe, La 323-7567 9 387-0443 W , Gay s 30I blerlinglon Roald 804 Northwest Ave. Monroe Eltlomdo, Al'kllllSii9 Uv Better than being there! VENDING SERVICE, INC. Full Line Vendors if eil Phone 2173-2076 C In E-'2: - A - , 110 Melv 'll mm- 10mP'mC'1tS , 25: - ' 1 it 5 y il ' K: Monroe, Louisiana 7'l,20l of --1 75,-. 1- Sai 1 ga, wif ,, X - SEASON NIZIIILIUCI' 7 159552 james M. Ford, jr. S L MAN - -H mme ' ' LlNEsu1sf 'mmm , I of the TWID C1t16S U- eallwiulon -Q5 an 1-' 11 ... -- 11111 387-1616 2 1 2f Advertisements It's the real thing Coke. Trade-mark QQ Advertisemen tsf213 DANNY FRANTOM GLASS COMPANY 705 Trenton St. West Monroe, Louisiana 7 1 291 FAST RELIABLE PLUMBING X l-'ix XX s tg up efmge svmef Us 'QWATER HEATERS xii V'LEAKY FAUCET5 X mssaiesmezcets E ,X rf ' VGAS LEAKS ' g Eg Wfiiiiis of Q , f fe sp . .. f f 'C m RESIDENTIAL Z J' ' M Vfg CG, wfffi COMMERCIAL6 . 3 i , .wg15.e-1 ruousrnui K QQGM Fa!! Us :fir Ezfflall Qi E, 32 3'995 ilmiii is ii I' .. l I xg f F: R onclrhon Old lnstuii New ty we Si'i'AND BEHIND ous: womc PLUMBlNG lNC. .4105 CYPRESS w- MONROEHLJA. Oualitied------- Oualitied is the key in today's highly competitive society. llnd behind that, of course, is education. The skills and capabilities students are gaining today can help shape a greater America tomorrow. From your friends and neighbors ai-- LOUlSlllNll POWER gl LIGHT COMPANY M 'Helping Build Louisiana' 2 14f Advertisements THE Bruce Plumbing Co. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH lA, Iiltllllll II pur Rm II I1 lg! IXI Syl 5 Kg -?f'15 ' mo I I 5l LLL gn 00 W: LNIDIFO I 1 X. , . J, flff A 'f - - 44 X A gf Davls Hohday Inn x XA I X -.X !,6fZ ' 3g:?fj,f,,ff,.-. 'T S2 25 Restaurant ' 4 I- 'go 1' 'M I I1 I BANQUET ROOMS AVAILABLE If ' ' IE Jr F' I I -- 24 HOUR GRILL E BEST COFFEE IN TOWN Noon Buffef every day excepf Saturday QIO2 LOUISVILLE AVENUE DR. CLIFTON R. T!-:NNISON PASTOR IIIIII IAUEEI' 112645 Advertisementsf 2 1 5 Auto -Life-Health-Home and Business crores B. nnnins, Agent 5lZ Stella Street West Monroe, Louisiana 7IZ9l Phone: Off. 323-OII7 Res. 323 -7439 Colorful sportswear and equipment f H dd ' rom a ad s make your leisure hours memorable . . . i We're the best as you can see, We're the Seniors of '73 SENIORS 1973 Officers President-Mike Shields V. Pres.-James Garner Secretary-Lou Ann Staton Treasurer-George Griggs Representatives-Terri Branch Paul Maxey Member-At-Large-Linda King FAR E WELL WM H Sli' BERGERON DIST. Where Quality is no Accident do CO., INC Z 117 X0 oe . 'of 3l8f325-2260 Qxxlriwdo 0516, Gb! Q0 Warehouse Sales Outlet 90, 6' Automotive Parts and Supplies 'C' N N All Major Brand Oils HE New r V Corner of Jackson and Pear Street 325- I l77 . -1 502 Monroe, Louisiana 71201 325 3 Quality Fflsl MUBILE HOMES or -JT 7 Below Wholse. ' Sefvwff Satisfaction '4J Nofllfeasl I N 4 : Guarenteed ,ig Loumam' S ' Farsi Open 7 Days A Week Monday-Saturday 8-6 Sunday 8-2 PM fSome Brand Names We Stock- R. P- Hendgn, A.C. lVlonroe Gates Timkerl . 2410 N. 7th Fram Standard Aneo Delco Presldent West Monroe, La. Autolite 3,M A.P, Mafguerre Perfect Circle Busehe HaSfiI1gS Proto 2 1 6f Advertisements Compliments Of M0 CKS PHARMACY WEST MONR oE, LOUISIANA HXNDINQIRLHIVIS QHIhINHNN li pan. Suppllc. ZEA GLER 'S Music Shop 1830 Tower Drive Plaza Monroe, Louisiana 71201 1502 I .,Zr Advertisernentsf2 1 7 Congratulations Seniors 1 9731 . . and best wishes in future years. I 1' X rf N f OLINKRAFT ' xy? 'gy , X PostOffice Box 488,West Monroe, Louisiana 71 1 U xr R1 Z KM ,- xmfi 21' t Q? Education Ib: 1 f i Should Be As Gradual As the Moonrise, t ,Qs X Perceptible ' N Not in Progress But in Result 2 1 8f Advertisements T7ieexci1fingwQ1'Za'gftlze Uizz1fea'StatesAzrF0rca N , 2 2 A it Ab :i':f'L::if:g fs ,O ff.'ii'l2'QI22i22li. x-..,f..-w. :,... . i.i-.i Q Education 259 Home Of Friendly Loans Friendly Finance Service Three Convenient Locations to Serve You Compliincnls ol' Regan Printing and Office Supply OI North 4th St. Monroe, Louisian i CUSTCM MACHINE WORKS Specializing in Paper Converting Machinery Maichir y 'II inufaclurcd to 'Y Sp I' I PHONE 322-5340 301 New Natchitoches Road WEST MONROE, LOUISIANA Compliments of I225 North I8lh Slrcifl Phonic 325-0465 , 308 imtiaciiini Bank noiiiiing 2:25-4355 Mr. 85 MIS. Cglhns Eastgate Shopping Center 1525-2314 Advertisementsf 2 1 9 PATRONS: Mr. Sz Mrs. Bob Carroll Mr. Bill Bobo Rebelaire Photographers Snow White Cleaners Humphries Ins. Compliments of MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO Highland Shopping Leeis Jewelry Q 222 Trenton St. ggi West Monroe, La. 323-5380 THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Co. lllglllilllll bliuliplilg lA'lllPl' I00 Wcsl Linifoln Wvsl x'lUIll'01', Lu, PlI0ll4'I fi25.:I.648 Magl'l0Ii8 FLonisT AND GIFTS FLOWERS THAT ARE SPECIAL FOR EVERY OCCASION 2909 Cypress St. Agency Inc' can ter West lVlonroe, La. Phone 387-2403 in ton Ins. g WSZTBIIQCQEOE Free Delivery We Wire Agency C Flowers Anywhere IVIRS. PAT STARLING .Xuloflfirv IIomc--IIoinimwvial Comp imen+s Nix-CAGE DRUGS Randolph Cage R. Ph. Skye of 7m Dfwgl' SIG LETT INS. AGCY Sig Lett Broker Downlown lfil Commerce Sl. Wesl' Monroe, Louisiana Tclophoni- West Nlonroc. 323-O3'I9 La. 220f Advertisements . I , f if ' . X x5 6 E X iw X ,, I fl, E ' .' .. V 1 I . , 4 vl If kv, ,v Q51 W Fx Lg 'I when -FW? 11 15 ' Q 2 ' -Af 1f .1 o1 ,,o ' 5 7' Congratulations to our WEST Monroe High Graduates C-9?Y1'St 'Feder sAvuvcs e LOAN 0 C9VI0n10c Phone 325-7361 0 Corner of North Second and Breard St. O P. O. Box 1732 0 Monroe, La. 71201 Advertisements f 22 1 Co l'ments mpg, GENERAL CONTRACTOR , at STURE req fs' mtsssskistaii Highland Shopping Center Cypress St. West Monroe, La. - Shoes For The Entire Family J N -3, pil or In tu COMMERCIAL 1 Wnustiia Zgzi QRDALP s M 1 H H M S I 387-0757 I rr rt, 7 WUUACRHITA SODUINGSJEEBIRNG r can Congratulations From SIMMONS JEWELRY of HAY'S 2jj QjQnj22'Q78 , LADIES READY TO WEAR WT-QTEEIG 219 Trenton, Wm. 322-8631 Compliments Compliments f O of SAXON BARBER SHOP Howard Bros. JOEGEVREQON Pharmacy West Monroe La 2107 Cypress 323'67l0 222 f Advertisements TRY ouR COMPLETE CATERING SERVICE COmDIirT1efTtS Of 2212 N 7th ST. VV. IVIONROE, LOUISIANA 71201 . Commercual Lou Craigs Bar B.Q. Famous The WorId's Finest Barbeque Brand Shoes Securities 1 2211, Desiard 55255 IIII x Ijziggyogzypigggfiges CONGRATULATIONS N VYGSI La' , SENIORS Lets Talk IT Over Western Bo li L - . W Hg anes Mitchell Welding 5 gl j P1 W fwix 11 I Marine Ways ': 4-x . I II V II 5 I -v ' Mitchell Radiator Shop, Inc. SOUTHERN T00 Il COMPANY, INC. P. O. Drawer 457 Wes? Monroe, Louisiana 7I29I Advertisementsf223 The Basis UI' Any Meal lic-ginsWill1 GOOD MENI' Shop With Us l or,-Ill Your N'vvfls May Foods Corner Kiroli and Arkansas Roads Open Weekdays 0 NN.-U l'.Nl. Open Sundays 8 All.-8 P.Nl. COMPLIMENTS OF Hoffmarfs Punch Bowl SENIORS '7 3 Good Luck and May God Bless Pl'C'Sllll'lll. .... ...... K athy Furr V. Pres ..... ..... N ancy Mann Sei-relary .... ..... T erri Watson 'l'reasurer ...... ....... D ixie Taylor Sargezuil-Al-Aiuns ........... jane MeConathy Thespian Troupe 'fa 4442 1972-73 . xi Comphments i 609 a 2 S . of Q, 2, 2 sf , 0 sfbsqg ao if .J Llttleton Truck L1nes 5475 saf . My 8 lo 9' -r 4 1: -' F Seniors '73 6 X 7 Good Luck 8a Best Wishes 335 159 X Rebelettes 1 972- 73 President ................... Dehhie Cheek Vice-Pres. QSLQ ..... ......... P at Reed tj r.j ..... ..... j ane lVleConalhy tSoph.j .,.. ..... N aney Wilder Secretary ......... ...... K ay Berry Beth Cantrell 'l'reasurer .... Cindy Deloaeh Tape City U. S. A. 105 Crosley Street MeLemore Shopping Center West Monroe, Louisiana Phone-323-6453 5 8 0095666 . Track Chaplin . . . ..... jane Brewster Historialn . ..... Marty Autrey' Custorn Recordlng Head Drummer ..... Kate Crowder - . Raider Captain . .... Celia Parnell Sales Servlce-Installatlon 2247 Advertisements H Mickel Sports Football Track r mq BaSketba11 Golf one l IZ HOUSE Troph1es , fx 1. . - ' l g e ' Baseball Tenms ' L SAWYERF Q? tl 5' 3 l llu . re- .. ll M4 Q i' r ,, , 3 by R - K 4006 whims Ferry Road 3 Hllrriion 30-y-0531 i LI- n ' ' West Monroe, La. 71291 I ral- E A 318-323-3585 Nl I I for rs V76 i- - -L s- Police Department llnd Chief Johnny B. Mitchell Send Their Compliments to the Class of '73 Phone 322-XIZ3 P. 0. Box 636 West Monroe, La. Congratulations C0 mplimenfs from of ' Hanelinc-is Men's Wear QUA CHITA ELECTRIC TYVlIl City Shopping Center Mk Hd Monroe, Louisiana ' 'lgbxun 2I2 Haynes l0 .Q U: 5' West Monroe, La. SENI ORS ,73 G1fl?SJlllIlNTS'fEll3f5'RS Advertisements f 225 Compliments of Ouachita Association THE ' Two Convenient Locations of lnde endent W M0 f00f la- p Mid- City Plaza Phone 387-I588 Insurance Agents I8th and Louisville Bastrop, La. lVlOI1I'0e, La. III E.Madison Phone Z8I-I5XI Compliments of Lumbermen's Supply Co PRENTICE LEE Pliorir' Arun Cutie rnricion connnnv ill I I I I I , B D 3ZI5 Cypress St. 'Ht' In A West Monroe, La. 7lZ9I ' 0' Phone 325-7345 or 325-7346 C 1. t Curry Ulll or Hut In ornp imen s Q of Pizza inn WILCOXON SHEET Home of the Giant Pizza No. 1-901 Sterlington Rd? METAL WoRKs INC 387-5531 X h, S No. 2-1312 Louisville Ave. iirxgnugcliiflii Q West Mvnroe, La- 71291 M,0 jfiHZUP'i3'iY OLITZLBZplfffrlfllyililelnfnelfie ll Compliments COI1gI'3IZlllat101'1S lo of SENIORS ,73 from D215 CE Howard 'S Glenwood Pharmacy 200 Clayton West Monroe 1,87 8933 1.13. Su 'n 226f Advertisements .lust about everyone in Louisiana 0 listening or looking... chooses a NOE station! in MONROE . . . it's .40 ON YOUR DIAI 4. 000 WAI IS MLSIC -NILIN S-SI ORTS RIN I OR I S .3 A 5 , . If I 'K I' S P 24 IIOLIIS .1 clay l - I KNCE-FM 'I0l.9 MG. ON YOUR FM DIAI, I 00,000 W .-'X'I'TS FULL-TIME STEREO MUSIC WITH NICWS ANI! SPORTS-6:00 AAI. lo 1:00 A.M. 0 and lliouszmds in ollicr slzllus, loo! THE .I AMES A. NOI11 STATIONS CIIXNNFL 8 I K N C E - T V I 1 I 1 lvll . Al'l'iIiatcrl with CBS ' 'vlvvisioil Network in NE W ORLEANS . . . ire WNGE l060 ON YOUR IJlAI.f50,000 WATTS M USIC-NEWS-SPORTS REPORTS WNOE-FM STEREO 101.1 MEGACYCLES ON THE FM DIAL 100,000 WATTS FULL TIME STEREO MUSIC 24 HOURS A DAY CO UNTR Y POLITAN MUSIC Advertisements f 227 ' ' 'I . r ,- iw.. 3 roe Bulldmg 81 Loan 200 THOMAS ROAD ' WEST MONROE ' 387-8282 Razor Cuts Hair Pin' Q . . .ll'LlIglll4'llHl7,, Cl ' r .m ' Compliments Regular Cuts L Om Gene's of Nlmfs Hair Styling Cvnli' , Compliments Modern Fabrlcs Qovfiw- Of Wi-sl Momo A - AVI--L 2938 CYPYGSS Weil Cleaners, Inc. ir West Monroe ..,, Hogan's Shopping Center if 3 4 PlZZA+HOUSE E Patterns by- E No.1 N0-2 Simplicity Butterick QAERBKULZZTNLU 'IHHKSSUER' Mcgaus Vogue 1 373-9928 387-9736 2 1' X If 'ig ,C C , x XX df ff i N 3 ix u, -qs P . Z' ,fi ANTI- YQ' xx X a n 'llhv w-..,- X 'xxx i . 9 it ,I 9 , if f ' hw J --L--...ke sAas..an,,A- N - .j ni tx,- , 3 flrffilh 'L 1' 9. 'Alva 1 -1' I ' ' I 4 ct ' 1 Q ,ii.fef,Q7f?,, , -f Q i f ,J-, 3,1935 1 5 iq? - :F- X ' 3 .' fhf 1 1 , , , l,. . , A . A . ,, . 94 If .2 f-T . -' X . -giif . 1- - i.. 'iii - 9. ' 1 , ' '- ' , -H F' .14 ' ' 5 ' y E if ' I . 'C j' M I .. X I Q. , 0 . 1' . SAINT PASCHAL'S CHURCH l ATHEli JORDON, O. F. M. West Monroe, La. Advertisements f 229 T1-lv-pl ,.,11f- :sz:s.snw jun lgeferj . H I W Complzments of X? Iwo Eidcounf C0- f 33J:5f2,::lpXE1'::AxN N KELLEOG-MOORE Caldwell-McCain W' ' u lfll ' Packmg Company PT9S1de11t- Owner: Bud McCain James W. Moore, Sr. Compliments from Q Kenda11's Fabric Shop gi-IRG . Complimentsgg if NYOUV Sh0P For Quallfyv of H.G2E'ISS OEPTSEEAE Il II 1115 c W i FLoWER 35 lh 3871 I0 I H Q! a r or Q ' wi , , - ' ssrco 230 f Advertisements Beautiful Clothes lor Beautiful People JERI-LO DRESS SHOP Congratulations, Seniors! lend levis 101 North Grand at Desiard Monroe, Louisiana 71201 mmm Telephone 322-8147 liarlmara lmiiioiiim' R. Nl. l3olfll.1'lr1oiIl1 0 ann-Fleming i 1 W F F i C E , g x Machine Works, A'CHl'N E S E'R'VfliC'E?' 000 Cy pn-ss Slrccl X 13.0. 'gm T35 Wrsl Nlonrov. l.a. plmm. 3g23,04qgg 71201 P. O. Box 1182 Von Perkins Jr. West Monroe, Louisiana 71291 .. .4 ...... .4 Hz. :.::t ..' forum 'ar''ynmmz-newn:u:gss.i,yii555m.mmiiaiau-.n-.q.-.rflash nun. -unvv.uu'u. ' 'fmnuu'nmnuuwnu . :lf-U33 . CROW!! I an 4 ill! ll ll I A ll' V 1 m A s 'E its 1 0 Dlbaruv mx. 1 M 4 mvvvuwow 4 annum nn me 4 Mm I D vvvsaumnvv 1' no env s na 0950055259 5 5 :vnu s vndaaaavnv nvvnmamhw mm nvvmr ui H .100 ...eff D O BF A ' 'ffl I-1 I I ll. 'AV V'Alll Aflflllll'-llll ' l 'FJ 1 1191! 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