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To introduce the incoming
students from five feeder
junior highs to West Monroe
High School, Student Council
hosted the first ever
Sophomore Orientation.
This event, proposed by
Allison Bennett, was sponsored
by the Student Council.
Sophomores arrived 9 a.m.
to Aug. 27, prior to school's
opening the following Monday,
at the stadium to learn what
they could about their "big
step" into high school life.
The event wasn't formal, and
the Student Council provided
name tags for the
approximately
1
00 sophomores
who attended the orientation.
Orientation included many
Holeman, Joey
Holstead, William
Holton, Lori
Honeycutt, Rankie
Hoover, Gayle
Horton, Sarah
Hough, Kyte
Howard, Naomi
Howard, Sonya
Howlett, Jeri
Howlett, Ricky
Huckabee, Jay
Hudson, Cindy
Humphrey, Kayta
Hundley, Dewanna
Hutson, Jeanie
Hutson, Phil
Hutton, Todd
Hynum, MBilc.
lvey, Felicia
Jackson, Deborah
Jackson, Duffey
Jackson, Usa
Jackson. Micha
Jackson, Melvin
Jackson, Phil
Jacobs,
Zagone
James, Rhonda
Jarrell, Tammy
Jennings, Ellen
Johnson, Cassandra
Johnson, Traci
Johnson, Sharon
Johnson. Sheila
Johnston, Debra
188/Sophomores
orientation
day
highlights among which was a
visit by Principal Cecil Pirkey,
as he was dressed in bermuda
shorts. Other highlights
included faculty members and
student leaders explaining
some of the courses offered
and extra-curriculur activities.
"We thought this would be
a good thing to do to pull all
five of the feeder schools
together as one," explained
Debbie Henson, president of
Student Council.
"I believe this will become
an annual event if there is
more advertisement in the
future years," said Mrs.
Loretta Ashbrook, one of the
four counselors at West
Monroe High School.