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Elected as both a junior and
senior maid on the homecom–
ing court, LISA FREY was a
three-year member of Student
Council. Anchor Club, and
Octagon Club. She was also a
member of Y-Teens and
BRUCE FOWLER was a
member of Rebel Band for three
years, serving as business man–
ager. Selected as outstanding
sophomore and junior band
member, Bruce was also selected
to All-District and All-State
bands for three consecutive years
and to All-State Choir for two
years. A Rebel Choir and
Ensemble member for two years,
Bruce was vice president of
Choir. Bruce, who was chaplain
A three-year member of
Student
Council,
ALLISON
BENNETI was also a member of
Y-Teens, Anchor Club, Octagon,
and Quill and Scroll. During her
senior year , she was vice
president of the class, a delegate
to La. Girl's State, and Anchor
Club treasurer. Allison, a former
Key Club sweetheart, was a
of Thespian Troupe 442 , had a
lead role in the musical " Bye Bye
Birdie," in his senior year, having
had a role in " The Marriage Bit"
as a junior. Bruce received the
DAR American history award and
represented WMHS at district
and state literary rallies for two
years. He was also a member of
National Honor Society and FCS.
His plans include a major in
medicine or pharmacy.
member of the Y-Teen Mardi
Gras Court in her sophomore year
and of the Christmas Court in her
junior year. As a junior, she
worked on the Rebelaire, and
attended not only yearbook
conventions but also the Couch–
dale Leadership Training Camp.
Allison' s plans include a major in
public relations at Ole Miss.
Scholarship, leadership, spirit
qualify seniors for honors
Rebelettes. Lisa , who served
as a bat girl for the baseball
team , was both a junior
varsity and varsity cheer–
leader. Her plans include a
major in education at the
University of Mississippi.
YVETTE HICKS. a three–
year member of Theatre–
Forensics, competed at sever–
al tournaments where she
won first , second, and third
place awards. She was also a
member of DECA and Y–
Teens. Yvette was an emcee
of the homecoming program,
and she received honorable
mention for her free enterprise
essay in state competition.
Her future includes a major in
either pre-law or dramatic arts
at Southern University.
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