Robert E Lee High School - Saber Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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1 A Hey! Don't put strawberries in the chocolate sauce! says Gin- ger Waidmann to Debbie Reed and Yvette Everett as they pre- it pare for the laculty breakfast. Y! M as Wilt W, L Row1'Anne Reesing Janet Lee Nancy Wade Bett Lim S d G ll . , , , y , an y u ett, Candella Koomey, Row 2: Laura Lee Lawrence, Mary Lou Andrews, Susan Peterson, Louise Brown, Debbie Schweinhaut, Julie Ajello, Stephanie Moy, Row 3: Gay Dishongh, Debbie Reed, Cindy Lawson, Sally Engemoen, Ginger Waldmann, Beverly Robertson, Yvette Everett. l08

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Girls Learn French Cuisine Oh, to be in Paris! dreams Mrs. Miriam Peter- son, sponsor, as officers Beverly Robertson, histo- rian, Sandy Gullett, presi- dentg Susan Peterson, vice-presidentg Louise Brown, treasurer, Sally Engemoen, secretary, and i l i i l k ' V5 ,, my as L MW I is' Y it as , r mx as Q 1,1 F , .. . S . , , Q ' 5. . Z, Ex 1 Vhree French beauties, Susan Peterson, Louise Brown, and Nancy Wade, anxiously await the arrival of the French actors in Le Medicin Malgre Lui. Candella Koomey, pro- gram chairman, join in her reverie. Les Fleurs de Lee, or the French Club offers to French enthusiasts the opportunity to expand their knowl- edge of France: its people, customs, and language. Traditionally, the club began the year with a faculty breakfast held in the Home-Ec living room. Also, mem- bers learned the art of French cuisine through attending a French cooking school. ln the spring, Les Fleurs de Lee hosted a theater troupe from Paris, which performed the play, Le Medi- cin Malgre Lui. The year concluded with a French dinner at Brennan's Restaurant. 109