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

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FIRST ROW: Sybil Garret, Margaret Snell, Heien Curlee, Done Thompson, Mary Jo Sykes; Ann Strickland, Vice-PresidenT; Eorline Goodwin, Secretory; Eleanor Moseley, PresidenT; Sandro Wells, $er- geonT-oTrArms; AnneTfe PiTmcm, Chaplain; Rose Ann Chun, Treasurer,- Lindo Ray, Wilma Diffly, Janice Bloke, Shirley Richardson, Angeline Woifes, Jean Moreheod . . . SECOND ROW: Fran Jones, Polly TrevarThen, Ello Moe Brinkley, Anne Clemenfs, HorrieT Yeorby, Eloise Jimmerson, Phyllis PonTon, Mar- iorie James, Dorrel Allen, PCIT Bradley, Angie Kinbrough, PaTsy Flournoy, Beryl Bricken, Ann Snell- grove, Rebecco Royal, Isabelle Kyzer, Barbara McElroy . . . THIRD ROW: Lena Frances Deon, Louise Smith, Janis Richardson, Donna Byers, Jackie Dover, Lynn Sellers, Adrienne lvey, Toni Harlan, Anne Swonner, Peggy Grier, Peggy Thornton, Martha ATkins, Martha Jean Parker, Julio McGuire, Sarah Graham, Barbara Morris, Carolyn Soori. Semen qlnls' ClUB The purpose of The Senior Girls' Club is To uphold The spiriT of Lee High and To support all The ac- Tivifies of The school. The Senior Girls' sponsored The Senior Girls' Tea for newcomers. The eye catch- ing ChrisTmos Tree was furnished by The Senior Girls' Club. The climax of This club's ocTiviTies was Twirp Week and The Twirp Dance.

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First Row: Judy Butler, Frances Tofum, Jo Ann Johnson, Lynda Adams,- Winsfon Maxwell, Presidenf; Martha Sims, Secretory-Treosurer; Jimmy Colley . . . Second Row: Mr. Cox, Sponsor; Don Pofmcm, Me- linda Davies, Toni Harlo'n; Fred Gamble, Vice-Presiden'r; Poul Hoene, John Davies, Jackie Parrish, Judy Brantley. RADIO CLUB The Radio Club, under The management of Winsfon Maxwell, the president, and Fred Gamble, the program director, has done a wonderful job in promoting interest in radio work and developing student interest in Taking part in school activities. The program every Thursday at WCOV called Lee Hi-Lifes consists of the news hi-Iifes, sports hi- lighfs, and an interview with on inferesfing personality from Lee. The members of fhe Radio Club appreciate The leadership of Their sponsor, Mr. Charles B. Cox, whose guidance has helped make The Radio Club the success it is. 166

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,1 wu: , ' SMOKING FIRST ROW: Mary Ethyl Caldwell, Sandro Ryols, PaT ScoTT, BeTTy Chysel, Jo Ann AusTin, HoTTie Bazell, PoTricio Harris, Bobbi Stondridge, Sharon Smoof, Joan Krechel, HarrieT Long, Virginia Brophy, Vice- PresidenT; KiTTy SalTer, PresidenT; Mary Ann Pugh, SecreTory-Treosurer; Alice Cox, Patricio Skipper, POT Herring, Jean LitTle, Marie WesTon, Shelby Jean Briggs, Miss Miller, Sponsor . . . SECOND ROW: Janice Nunnolly, Judy Johnson, Becky Johnston, Judy Rhodes, Sondra BorneTT, Renova WrighT, Shirlee Cormack, Carolyn Tatum, Linda Cooper, Jean Turnipseed, Judy TofT, Juanita Rushing, Carla Dunn, Sue Hogg, Carolyn Whiteside, DoT Kilgore, Barbara Pelhom, Alice Kerby, Nancy Allie, PoTsy Crowe, Nancy Jo SwifT . . . THIRD ROW: Deloris Joy, Bunny Williams, MargoreT BryanT, JeanneTTe Nunnclly, DuTchie Sellers, BeTTy McKim, Sandra Hogg, Sondra Greer, Carrie RoberTson, Jo Ann Weldon, DyAnne Cook, Linda Rowe, Carole Winston, Louise Baker, Shirley WhiTman, Lydo Haynes, Barbara Helms, Aliene Grier, Ann STow- ers, Margie Ingram, Shirley Collins. the phySIcal eaucatlon CIUB The purpose of The Physical EducaTion Club is Learning through recreoTion To be of service To The school and communiTy, and To enioy ocTiviTies, visualizing Their reloTion To The physical, menTol, moral, and social development. All The girls porTicipaTing in The club's ocTiviTies hove enioyed Them immensely. Under The directions of The sponsor, Miss Miller, The Physical Education Club had a successful year. m JNh w- M mam Wmvg- ' ,3 49 N41,, - 168