Robert E Lee High School - Scabbard Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

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M m w L First Row: Winston Maxwell, Sergeonfeof-Arms; David ConneH, Corresponding Secretory; Don Po?- mon, Vice-Presidenf; Dalton Guthrie, President; Dorothy Sfeorns, Sweetheart; David Cannon, Secretary; Charles Borden, Chaplain . . . Second Row: Edward Land, Rollie Bailey, Craig Miller, Collins Moses, Wayne Kindred, Lewis Martin, Alan Nolin, Jerry Hollis, Judson Farley, Charles Chambers. ConFGOGRate hI-y Create, maintain, extend . . . high standards of Christian character Throughout The home, school, and communify. As members of The Confederate Hi-Y we align ou rselves with those influences that develop such per- sonalities. We seek to create within ourselves high standards of Christian character. We deliberately set ourselves against those influences which prevent such creative growth in character in ourselves and others. We seek to maintain high standards of Christian character. We try to surround the lives of those in our school and communfy with creative influences. We seek To extend high standards of Chris- Hon character. The Confederate Hi-Y was very proud to have its nominee, Doctor W. E. Goodwin, Chosen Man of the Year.

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1 First Row: Ellen Keldorph, President; Judy Stanfield, Vice-Presidenf; Rebecco Lambert, Treasurer; Martha Smith, Chaplain; Mary Louise Mills, Secretory,- Koy. Sanderson, lnfer-Club Council Rep.; Mary Jo Cossaros, SergeonhoT-Arms . . . Second Row: Pot Herring, Jean Pippin, Frances Tofum, Jean Moncrief, Jan Elliott, Ramona Johnson, Judy Prifcheft, Lynn Jackson, Dot Kilgore, Pot Rosco, Peggy Champion, Ann Small, Patricia Skipper, Miss Holley . . . Third Row: Kyle Kyser, Sweetherof; Betty Ann Hayes, Mary Ann Pugh, Gloria Gregory, Sondra Knipe, Sally Harrell, Viola Hudson, Naomi Snider, Tina Browder, Carolyn Meheorg, Carol Long. Gamma phi Omega tRI-hI-y The Gamma Phi Omega is one of the most active Tri-Hi-Y's at Lee. Their many proiecfs included selling vanilla for The Y Building Fund Campaign, sponsoring a little boy of The Children's Home during The year, and raising money for o needy family of Christmas. Besides These projects the club had three parties.

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First Row: Billie Marie Nolan, Sergeant-at-Arms; Rose Ann Chun, Treasurer; Nancy Clark, President; Faye OH, Secretory; Ann Strickland, Chaplain . . . Second Row: Frances Silos, Janice Bloke, Shirley Richardson, Jynelle Culpepper, Vivian Hort, Jeannie Guy, Wilma Diffly. OIXIe Reset tnI-hI-y Dixie Rebel Tri-Hi-Y is proud of its worthwhile accomplishments. They helped on many Y.W.C service proiecfs and during Christmas gave food and clothes fo 0 needy family. They enioyed very muc The Christian fellowship and shall always remember the good times they had together. W'ggmawmmmmmmw mgwwwmmamawawwwww :2 ,4 A :; $