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

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i 2 E .A4!m l GIFT OF ,82 A PLACE FOR EVERYONE A A named and numbered slot holds mail and mater- , A ials for each faculty member in the new blue mail- Egslgors To ghetlfyg are Viielcfigied t0.t11e:?iTIiI?g boxes Constructed during the summer. New carpet e eesy e agan so ierpaine ,dz A lf fbl ,-tdvsk th ' f- the summer as the gift of the Senior Class of 1982. A-H newfoqt O ue pam msg up e mam 0 fice for visitors and teachers, as Coach Dan McClure and Mr. Gene Williams remove their ma- terials during a planning period. HOME DF THE REBELS 'll lei SOURCE OF PRIDE When the majority of the students voted the second day of school to approve. Mayor Dave Norris agreed to having 'KHome ofthe Rebels painted on the water tower which was being repainted. Themef5

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,ff ,wwf ffm qt, 2+ J BUSY AT WORK--In his free time, Tony Green, sophomore, piddles with the engines of his truck. POLITICALLY INCLINED-The Legislature gave Stacy Sullivan insight into the workings of the state government and convinced him to return there someday in a capacity other than a page. i 'SW Mi Y ,V H 'Q i 2 . A ai Us 22 4 TRYING OUT-Tracy Smith, later elected as head cheerleader of the junior varsity squad, goes through her cheer during tryouts in April COLLEGE CREDIT-Seniors Dorothy Hatok, Lisa Oxford, and George Tan look over an NLU yearbook, having been among those participat- ing in the collegiate program before their senior year. Spring SL Summer I7