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

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SPIRITED SENIORS Well-fillefl :it every ppp mlly. thesf-i1ioi'sf-mimi sets examples fm' other Classes to follow in vm'- rymg out the tlwriivs :incl yelling :it the firsi pe-p rallies, ENTHUSIASTIC ENDORSEMENT Beverly Hicks, Shereada Minniefield, and LaT0n- ya Hicks endorse comments of the team captains at the Capt. Shreve pep rally. 12lPep rallies PRECISION LINE With a routine to Robert E. Lee, the Rebel Raiders provide entertainment during the Morgan City pep rally. A TIME OF REVERENCE Varsity football players including Mike Hendrix, Dale Chelette, and Clark Cooper, pay tribute to their school as they join hands during pep rallies to sing the Alma Mater, and 476 REB TL 'I 1 an dir D

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Lofts or cHANGEs-siudeniS crowd into the office to await their turn to see Mr. Ford for necessary schedule changes. SHARING IDEAS4-Allison Adair helps witli the Student Council workshop in September L relating some of her ideas to benefit students. we if AGTiz?iQwv-iR98i5ifif3t50n5 !'0riCf5iieze exams -fi llg' Z is essential beforetffikfmal application, and Rhonda Scharf completes the necessary ACT registration packet information. e Stilie XY LoNGi1liQ1NEs-sqiiiiimwres cailgiiiiiy iast name line the halls as Mr. Bates hands out cards prior to making ID pictures, a part of the annual registration process, h - e rtili e rlii 1 studeiai Life11l147

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Themes, chants, and cheers combine 150 Keep pep rallies positive hen students have the choice be- tween a pep rally or an extended lunch break. why do so many choose the pep rally? Maybe they want to see the Raiders dance or hear the band play. Maybe they want to join their peers for class competition. Maybe they want to hear what the ,coaches and team captains have to say 'about-Ted Lewis' predictions. km f-X ,s ' -S f ,I 1 , f 3' mi, 1 Maybe they want to join in the pride that swells up when the Alma Mater is sung. Or maybe they want to practice cheering for the game that night. But whatever the reasons, they did come to the weekly pep rallies which resulted from time, energy, and sign-painting parties, as well as practice. Early in the week, the cheerleaders picked out the main theme. Each cheer- leader was assigned her own pep rally when she was responsible for making it FUN S1U00thlY- The girls then planned cheers and chants around the theme. To get everyone involved and to make people who were not in organizations feel needed were the main goals of the cheerleaders. 6'Keeping the pep rally positive is the most important thing, according to head cheerleader Lisa Thrailkill. X4 . - '77 ' ' ' tx 'fill ,ii X W-- . Xt yy . ' ,.. , 4 W :.'a-.JaQ'l e-- SHADES OF SPIRIT The cheerleaders help carry out the theme of the week. i'Let that Rebel Spirit shine, as they wear their sunglasses to promote spirit, FOLLOW THE LEADER With an eye to Dr, Mike Spears, members of Reb- el Band perform at each pep rally. REVENGE IS SWEET When Rob Hurst appeared on stage asdfamedn sportswriter Led Tewis, the student section cheered as fans, dressed as football players, chased him away. Student Life!l3