Robert E Lee High School - Legend Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

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to San Angelo to Del Rio. Price won about $4,000 last year, breaking even after covering his many expenses. John's horse. Odessa, his prized possession, was the 1987 Quarter Horse Congress Champion Roping Horse. John's future plans include rodeoing collcgiately and then possibly trying his luck in the pros for a couple of years. John says his highest goal is to qualify for the National Finals Rodeo before I retire. At the rate he is going now. his goal should be easily attained odeo oper John Price began roping at the age of 13 with two older buddies. Jonathan Bates and Trey Graham, who he says were responsible for his success. A member of the National High School Rodeo Association for the past three years, John rode-od all over Texas, from Marshall Sondra Kane David Kassaw Jay Kay Eleanor Keenan Staci Kennedy Bradley Kennington Sacha Killebrew Herbert King Tracie King Kerry Kirby Teresa Kirk Paul Kirkpatrick Kristy Knight Leslie Kuria Kris Lagrone Jody Lake William Lambert Tony Lampin Robbie Lasseter Glenn Lauter Amy Lee o Seniors 105

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Chris Honeycutt Stephen Hood Kerri Hopkins Michelle Horton Paige Horton Tracy Howard Heath Hudson Randall Hudson Lanier Hughes Missy Hughes Steven Hurst Lance Huskey Tammy Hutchins Shannon Hutto Kelly Hyde John Idrogo Ann Jarvis Jim Jay Jennifer Jenkins Stephanie Jensen Tracy Johnigan Cheryl Johnson Julie Johnson Lance Johnson Tammi Johnson Brandi Jones Hagen Jones Kristi Jones Terri Jones Leigh Ann Jost 104 Seniors o

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Skee Leonard Aaron Lester Laura Lewis Michelle Liberato Deanna Light Yushiu Lin Jeff Linam Lavanna Littlejohn Eric Livingston David Locke Clint Lockhart Karl Loftis Titia Lombardo Lori Looney Billy Lovas John Love Allison Lowery Reginald Lyles Trivia Mackey Angie Magee Awesome cademics With the rising cost of a college education. seniors competed for chances at various scholarships Some major academic awards were the National Merit Scholarships, based on a student's per formance on the PSAT during the junior year. Among the nation's 15.000 semi finalists. Lee had four seniors competing for a finalist ranking These National Honors Society students. Carlajo Bon ner. Matt Conrad. Morgan Smyrl. and Heidi Zeigler. deserved their honors Carlajo. a four year All Region Band member, participated in Academic De cathlon, Symphonettes. Marvin Method ist Youth Choir. JETS JAS. and Key Club. When notified of her award, she exclaimed. I was so excited I was jumping up and down . after I got out of Mr Hall's office Matt played in USTA tournaments and was port of Lee's State Champion tennis team. A Senior Class Senator anc President of JETS JAS. he also founc time to take UTT math classes He stat ed. I was surprised and didn't believe i at first Now I'm anxious to see if I'll be I finalist. Morgan enjoyed playing in the banc and Stage Band, serving as part of Ac ademic Decathlon, and writing short sto ries Concerning his achievement, he fel that. Since you can't tell anyone abou ■t for two weeks, you are no longei excited by the time you can You're usee to it Heidi played in the band for three years and had twelve years of pianc lessons. She served as Thespian V.P. hei senior year and participated in the Firs' Presbyterian Youth Group Having tc keep a secret was hard. she agreed. 1 was a big. wonderful thing, but I couldn' tell anyone except my family. And mj mom freaked! 106 Seniors o