Lee High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1959 volume:

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BOWMAN 'g '3 , ff, W ggi f S W 0 ' 1? 1' it 5 Q .ins , N, . :Q Q1--n . 1 Qs' i A 3323 . .4 ' 5 'ff wa- .1 K, : f at i V I , ,4 i iv ij . m V H 75 wg 5 , A 52 YL ' - L , 2 3 r 5 g F3 ' Q ' f ? . . 2 1 I - 1 5 2 2 5 arf Q-3 -f Q - , , V ff IQ 12 .Q V E I . 3 . ,V V y X W 32 ' ji -2 vely, . 1. 'wr 9 r Q5 W' 2 A, 3 va , 'E ?sgi. ' 1 ZQXS sg. . Qauiff F Lg -2 '4 ?:j fx, mm-' w--vs.,,.m , M .b,..f,r,L.m...,,, ' vm... , v- V-f4..:'-gg mm I .'-Q ' ,Q R M 'vga'-zzkwf'-saq,,,k, y1'cA W, V1 'r f--. -5 'W- --1'-.. ,N H :,.,.A:., f , - fi 2 x x FACU LTY p- VIRGINIA CRATER A.B., M.A. Degrees Queens College, Charlotte, LAURA COXWELI. A.B., M.A. Degrees F.S.U., Tallahassee, Fla., Duke U., Durham, N.C., N.C., U. of Fla., Gaines- Northwestern U., Evanston, ville, FIG-1 DI-Ike U-I DWIIUWI. Ill, N.C., Emory U., Atlanta, HISTORY Ga. ENGLISH MARVIN G. CRAWFORD A.B., M.A. Degrees Howard College, Birming' ham, Ala., U. of Ala., Tuscaloosa. DRIVERS EDUCATION 'S IRIS M. CURRY MARION N. DALE ALTON A. DEAN B.S. Degree A.B. Degree B.S. Degree F.S.U., Tallahassee, Fla., Hamline U., St. Paul, Minn., Troy State Teachers' College J.U., Jacksonville, Fla. University of Fla., Gaines- Troy, Ala., U. of Fla HISTORY ville, Fla. Gainesville, Fla., Auburn ENGLISH Ala. SOCIAL STUDIES and PHYSICAL EDUCATION ak. V92- s,..a , . ,pm JD VIRGIL DINGMAN EVERETT W DUNHAM EURA LEE DURRANCE ROBERT C FLOYD B S Degree B S Degree A B M A Degrees A B M C T De9r6eS o Fla Gainesville Fla a N C Durham Flo Southern College Lake Mercer U MCHFTN ga ' 5IU0f In YI ATHLETIC DIRECTOR of Gainesvi e a an a o a es e L Club Sponsor INDUSTRIAL ARTS ond ainesville Fla GX Fla JOHSSIJOYO 0 AGRICULTURE Charlottesville Va lege IONESLIOYO Afk.: NEW ENGLISH Orleans Theological Semi n ry, N. O., . ENGLISH, SPEECH, LATIN X . 'GA' S. X . ,QW ,A , 2 . X X 1 WARREN H. KIRKHAM B.S., M.S. Degrees Marquette U., Milwaukee, Wis, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL um-w A HELEN M. FURBER B.A. Degree Randolph Macon, Lynchburg, Va., F.S.U,, Tallahassee, Fla. GUIDANCE ANNE GLADWELL A.B. Degree M.P,H. MARY M. GENSERT A.B., M.A. Degrees Brenau College, Gainesville, Ga., George Washington U., Washington, D.C. FIG- PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sponsor Cheerleader, G.A. A., Swimming Team. SHORTHAND 81 BUS. ENG, Head Business Ed. Dept. Fairmont State, Fairmont, W. Va., U. of Fla., Gainesville, D . . . 1' .-pp, , s 1 OLIVE C. GOODWIN A.B., M.A. De U. of Pittsburgh, Fla., Gainesville, SPANISH QFQBS o., U of a. MARY B. GRAFF AUDREY D. HALL .IOHNELLA HARDIN WALTER A. HARRELL ROBERT F. HIBBARD PATRICIA HIERS . M.A. Degrees B.A. Degree A.B. Degree B.S. Degree B.S. Degree B.S. Degree Des Moines, lows, George Washington Univer- Ga.StoteCoIlegetorWomen, Troy State College, Troy, University of Tenn., Knox- Stetson U., DeLand, lo Charlottesville. sity, Washington, D.C. Milledgeville, Ga. Ala. ville, Tenn-2 U, of Flo., BUSINESS ARITHMETIC OF AMERICAN BUSINESS ENGLISH MATHEMATICS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Gainesville, Fla. GENERAL BUSINESS -Hd. of Dept. TYPING J. V. Football, Basketball PHYSICAL EDUCATION ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY and Baseball Football, Basketball and Track Q as Q 4 Qllzmz itluatnrg How welt we remember the year 1996 when we the gra uatlng class o 1939 entered Lee High School as sopho mores Even though o Qrzentatlon Day we had learned much a out our new tl e rom fwr Glttaert Prznclpat tV1r Mendoza Asszstant Prlnclpal nd Mrs Cone Dean o Girls we spent our lrst ew weeks dazed y the many new aces the assemtvty periods an the short tlme etween classes To get us ln the swmq o things the sophomore etectlons were held wlth the results Buddy Hardzn leading the boys and Llnda Hazourl teadmg the glrts Our lrst pep rally was an excztlng event we tt never orget The popular phrase Vvho can knock ote Lee Hugh own no o y nobody yean was cheere at att the pep rattles and games that ottowe Be ore we knew It our lrst year at Lee had passed and we entere the halts o Lee once agaln thus tlme with the tltte o unlor We came hack to school to md Mr Klrhham the new ASSlStant Principal Buddy Hardin and Hazel Har y were chosen to lead us through the year The annual unlor Boys and unzor Glrts Fashion Shows were huge successes The actlvltles o the various ctutns such as H1 Y and Y Teens ma e the days pass rapzdty The Student Council elections were held with Ken Kelley vlctorlous Then to end Septem er 19587 The long awalte or day had arrlve we were Senlors at last' The ottowlng leaders were chosen Buddy Hardln PTQSI ent o the Senlor Cass Nancy Turhnett President o the Senior Girls Ctutn and Mlke We dlngton President o the Senior Boys Club The lrst project of the Sen lor Class was the annual calendar campazgn whlch manclatty was a record tnreahlng success On the oottn tt etd the Flghtlng Generals ma e us truty proud by de eatlng actzson ln the annual Turkey Day game to become the Clty Champions and thus galnlng the opportunity to play ln the Menlnak game The glrts soon had a chance to prove their skulls on the grldlron ln the annual Powder Puff game They practiced ha d or two weeks and the game was memora te to the vlctorlous Pu s as welt as the vanquished Powders As the year progressed each day seemed to tnrlng more the Semor Girls utntee the Senior Fellows Vodvlt varlous ramatlc productlons beauty contests and the Spring Dance sponsored by the Senror Class Now our Senior year IS only memorzes but these are on memories we tt never orget Looking hack over the past three years we reallze that each o us has galned so much rom Lee Hugh School prlnczptes knowledge and t e long rlends Although Rotnert E Lee High School may not always reme the class o 1959 att o us have cherzshed memorles whlch wltt remaln ln our hearts orever Hazel Hartny Senior Class Secretary Q J . f .1 , . - 1 . n ' ' 1 1 b 'f f . 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COTTLE, NORMAN RAY COLLEGE-Chaplain, Alpha Hi4Yg Treas., Home Roomg Football: Basketball. 4915711 ,ZZ COX, JEAN CORDELIA COLLEGE -- Faculty Editar, Annual Staff, Miss Lee High Contest, Chaplain, Zeta Y- L COULTER, DOROTHY JEANNE COLLEGE - Social Chm., Alpha Y-Teensg Std. Coun. Rep.5 Office Aidep Fr. Clubg Fleur de Lisp Powder Puff, Traveler Reporter. 4-4 COX, MARCIA JEAN COLLEGE - Zeta Y-Teensg Latin Club Fleur de Lisp Powder-Puff Football. COVINGTON, FLORENCE EILLEN GENERAL - Zeta Y-Teensp Orchestra, Treas.g Marching Bandg Powder Puff Football. 2'- COWART, SUSAN GAIL COLLEGE - Latin Clubg Swim Tearng Quill 8- Scrollg Traveler Staffg Sgt,-at-Arms, V-Pres., Kappa Y-Teensp Sr, Girls Jubileep Little Women. ,fa N, , BETH WALKER Chaplain of Student Council if be ?. CRAVEY, GEORGE MADISON COLLEGE - V. Pres., Sr. Fellowsg DeMolcY: President of Sr. Horneracrng Latin Teensp Little Women: Stu- Club, dent Council Store Comm. CREWS NATHAN CARLYLE COLLEGE CROSBY GLEN EARL COLLEGE Tr ck Al a Hi Y CREIGHTON, JOSEPHINE LESLIE COLLEGE - Soph. Girls Gr, Leaderg Powder Puff Foot- ballg Alpha Y-Teensp Little Women, Sr. Girls Jubilee, Fleur de Lisg Spanish Club. CREWS, .IOE DAN CREWS, MELBA JOYCE GENERAL - Band, V. Pres,g BUSINESS Orchestrag Senior Chorus, CROWDER, SARAH FRANCES COLLEGE -- Zeta Y-Teensg Powder Puffg Senior Girls Jubileeg Study Hall Monitor. CRUTCHER, ARCHIE ALEXANDER GENERAL- D.C.T. B s 1' DANA, PEAKE ANDREW COLLEGE-Soah. Basketball Baby Team Football, Jr. Classical Leagueg Forensic Frolicsg Sgt,-At4Arms, Delta Hi-Y. DANIEL, NELLIE RAY BUSINESS QW mf' - x f-1. Q. ,325 s I H .qw 'f X I I .9 F' fi' FZ I . ,, fb Y 49 Q .v S f s fi gl f-g 1 -lv 1 1 . L. .41 I J ' x 9 .. K , .'f':'f af 'ggffi . , 15. x 1. Q7 ,1A' D-4'f Q Q. 1' J VF' l I K J M13 l 4' I 6-is s X 4, gui' J 8 f' 1' F 140 F! '5., . . 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Colm' Treasurer of Senior Girls Fleur de Lis, Jubilee. UI Rep'7 Annual Rep' rs fs ji, PHIFER, MARY SUSAN PHILLIPS, JACQUELYN PIPER, CHARLOTTE COLLEGE - Kappa Y-Teens, SUE ANN Traveler Revf J'- Red Cfwf ausmsss - Powder Puff, GENERAL - omega Y- sf- Gills -lUb'lee' Sr. Girls Jubilee, H. Rm. Teens, Fleur de Lis, Lotin Representative. Club, Sr. Girls Jubilee, Forensic Frolics, Little Wom- en. PITMAN, PATRICIA LOUISE COLLEGE - Latin Club, Chaplain Little Women, Zeta Y-Teens-Service Chm., Program Chm., Pres., Chap- lain, Sr. Class. PORTER MARY ANN COLLEGE Frenth Club Little Women Spanish Club Alpha Y Teens Red Cross ep Fleur de Lis Pow er Puff- Sr. Girls Jubilee. POWELL CAROLYN PRINGLE BETTY .IO PROSSER JAMES pA1RlC'A GENERAL Powder Puff 5pENCER BUSINESS zero YTeens Re Cum QP Ralnbow course vrce Pres Spanish Club Senior Girls ' 5 CL l'b'c'Y Colm Student Council President Jubilee Rainbow Girls 5 9 Team L Jr Boys Club or Girls Jubilee. ida Bays State Speaker of House - Youth and Gov't. POOLE, CHARLES CLAYTON COLLEGE - Vice President, N.H.S., Kappa Hi-Y Chap- lain, Jr. Boys Fashion Show, Powder-Puff Cheer- leader, French Club. PORTER, JAMES LAMAR GENERAL - Sr. Chorus, Mikado, Hall Monitor, Gym Office Aide, Sr. Fellows Vodvil, Forensic Frolics. KT Ae. 75- PRUIT, ADA GERTRUDE COLLEGE - Past Worthy Advisor, Riverside Rainbow Girls, G,A,A, Vice Pres., Swimming Team, Student Council Rep., Powder Putf. PULLEN, CAROLYN LAVERNE GENERAL - Latin Club, Annual Representative. J senior class fx 1 3 ,-Q 1 1,1 RAKESTRAW, RAY, OLIVIA EDWINA REDDING, VIVIAN RHODEN, LARRY RHODES, ROBIN RICHARDSON DELORES RAYMOND L55 GENERAL - Jubilee. BUSlNESS WAYNE FRENCH BUSINESS GAA srudeni GENERAL-- Band, Orches- GENERAL - Jr. Varsily COLLEGE - Cheerleader, CUUVIUI ew SIQITICI Y Ira, Camera Club, Annual Football, Sragecrew. Powder Puff Game, Sr, Girls Teens Rep., Library Council, Group Ldr., Jr. Girls Fashion lu' . 4 'fx C? Show, Jubilee, Alpha Y- Teens, Miss Hi-Y ConIesv. RICKER, SUZANNE LOIS RIDGE, BRENDA RING, PHYLLIS RITTER, PATRICIA ROBERTS, DIANNE GENERAL - Della Y-Teens, BUSINESS THEJQUNA jAINE-MARlE MYRA SWY Hal' Monifoff Jubilee: GENERAL - GAA, NFL. GENERAL -cor. sec., nies. BUSINESS - Past worihy Transfer, 1958. pians, Sigma Y-Teens, Jubi lee, Forensic Frolics, Siage crew, NFL, Mikado, Thes pian Capers. - Adv. Rainbow Girls, Thes- - pians, Powder Puff, Omega - Y-Teens, Stu. Dir., Forensic Frolics, Jubilee, Glee Club. 1 1 PEGGY HACKETT Head Cheerleader HELEN NIXON Treasurer of Blue and Gray i., 4 r L I' 'VEFTL . ri, ., 4 --no Lx ryfqixl a C? Ll ROBERTS, FRANCES ALICE BUSINESS 'S-uf' ROBERTS, NAOMI ROBERTS, SYLVIA ROBINSON, NANCY RODGERS, SHIRLEY BUCHANAN NADINE ELAINE LOUISE BUSINESS -- Thesaians, Sr, COLLEGE - Zelo Y-Teens, COLLEGE - Rainbow Girls, GENERAL- Kappa Y-Teens, Chorus, Zela Y-Teens, Sfudy Sec., Lalin Club, Jr. Red GAA, Swimming Team, Jubi- Sgl.-af-Arms, Sr. Girls' Club, Hall Mon., Traveler Rea., Cross Rep., Annual Rep., lee, Powder Puff, Zeta Y- Rainbow Girls, Powder-Puff, Annual Rep.,ForensicFrolics, Rainbow Girls, Jubilee. Teens. Jubilee, Fleur de Lis, Spanish Jubilee, Mikado. Club. ROGERS, BERYL ROGERS, LYNDA ROSE, CLARENCE ROSENBLUM, DAVID GENERAL - Bond- LOUISE DURHAM LAWRENCE COLLEGE .-. Swim. Team, COLLEGE - Sec., Alumni, COLLEGE Sr. Girls Adv. Council, Sludy Hall Monilar, Powder Puffi Jubilee. Ch., Della Hi-Y, Fleur de Lis, Jr. Classical League, Sludent Council Rep. 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A.- m -9 I senror class A ui TINDELL HUGH LAMAR COLL GE Transfer l TISON SUSAN ESTELLE COLLEGE Kcrooa Y Teens ench der u u lee ur e ig TOVEY BEVERLY JEAN TROXLER ROBERT COILEGE Omega CHAMBLISS I nf M K L 'W' S Owe comics v roman at Red Cross ep ra TUCKER CAROL LYN GENERAL Homeroom Rea e Crass ep Po der eer en P der UH W-.fi TURKNETT NANCY JOAN COLLEGE Mascot Delta u T ea: Delta Y Teens Y In ' 5 I 'Ie women SNP 'I' C Ub Veep Lrttle Women Lee der Jub lee Offce Arae Po der Manage' NHS Annual Staff Alpha Y Teens Qs VANZANT BARBARA TURKNETT ROBERT TYLER JOE WALTON VALDES BOB STEWART VALENTINE EDITH LAVALE COLLEGE Varsrty Foot COLLEGE Band DeMoIay DAWN COLLEGE Alpha H Y V rsr y Baseball orensc Fralrcs Thespran COLLEGE Rcmbow GMS an A.- A- ro .1 asketball Sec oys aners Orchestra Pow Lmm Club Powder Putt Coach der Puff Mara ette All S ar Club Marchrrrg Band JEAN BUSINESS GAA Mrss Newsoms Arde Fleur de Lrs ThesDranx Student Coun ep N L Rarrrbow Grrls VARNADORE ERVIE COLLEGE Traveler Rep Annual Rep WALKER ELIZABETH ANNE COLLEGE Chan Student Calm Ca Ed Exchange Ed ra e er Vrce Pres Delta Y Teens Mascot Kanna Hr Trees French u WAINWRIGHT JUDITH WALDROP DAVID DIANNE LeBRON BUSINESS NH GENERAL C ass cal League Fleur de Ls Student Councrl Rep 1 GUS STATHIS WARD, PAMELA CLAIRE WARREN, CHARLES WARRICK JOYCE Sgt at Arms of Senrar Class COLLEGE Lrrle Wen-en BRUCE ANNE-HE Omega Y Teens Tneso ans ECE I N FL Sr G H' lubqlee COLL QLJASANEQSEL Vrce Pres WALLACE ELSIE KATHLEEN GENERAL GAA Srgmu YTeens Powder Puff Jubr ee 5-N fx lx WEARN, STEPHANIE COLLEGE Mrn Hr Y J Grrrs Fash on Shaw Ot ' ce: n Delta Y Teens Span Lee Jackson Game Lrttle Women Jubrlee W 0 .,gjs,, -I ,,e , -1 I I 'H :g f- gk .' -'Q -, L M .1 '- I 1. 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I senior class AGNES ELLIS Busmess Manager Traveler META BOND Edllor In Chief Traveler MR BOWMAN MISS COWLES Sponsors Sensor Class 11-K J' WITTE SHARON LEE BUSINESS Powder Puff G r Jubilee G WOLFE GEOFFREY LAWRENCE COLLEGE Co Caplann of Sw mmung Team Slate BOY: Tuck Sknng Champion Club WOOD MARY ANN COLLEGE Rainbow Gurls S Chorus Zela Y Teens Powder Puff Wafer Glrl S G rls ,lub lee WOODS KATHLEEN MARGARET BUSINESS S Girl! ub ee Clancal league MISS CHRISTIAN COACH PROM MISS BROCKETT MRS WHITE Sponsor of Student Councll MISS LYON Sponsor of Nahonal Honor Soclely 3 D A I I L . . I ' 7 . f xx ,X ' - 6 I Sr. Els ' 5 .A.A.' fo .1 ' I I i ' 1 Viig ff ' E ' .bf ' 1 S A '- 4 I :er:5T X- ' - 1? I f- A' 'SG Y. INS I5 ' ff-,Q , E . Q. I Y- 2 - : A ' 5 1. I I . .r. .X In I L, O gf? ' ,. 1 P Y A .4 ' 1 r. ' 1 I- 33 I 5 Jr. E . . '+--,I H ' senior class X- WRIGHT GARY DALE COLLEGE Nov onal Thex p on Soc en rn e er Forens c o Fleu Book Stuff Science CIub Va s ty Trac YOUDEL ALICE MARIE GENERAL Spcmsh CIUb Y Teens Rc nbc G rlx P der Puff Annual e r x Jub ZORN GAYLE PATRICIA BUSINESS Zeic Y Teens u y a Momvor G rl: lub lee Sfogecrew Us LEE JACKSON GAME SPONSORS SP-' fu fn Q-fl MIKE WEDDINGTON BETH WALKER MIKE KNIGHT STEPHANIE WEARN EDDIE GILBERT HAZEL HARBY NORMAN ABRAHAM NEELY PAUL 41 MARY CLARK As Edntor In Chief of the BLUE and GRAY Mary has proved her outstanding ablllty and superb talent She gets thnngs done snmply by domg them herself Through her superior scholastuc achnevements she was elected Secretary of the Natnonal Honor Society and reached the finals of Nataonal Merlt Scholarshnp Tests Wnth her deep sense of responsubnlnty and hard work Mary wnll contnnue to succeed nn any 'ob she may undertake CHUCK OBERDORFER Much credut IS due to the man behind the scenes who readily accepts hrs share of responslblllty As Business Manager of the BLUE and GRAY, Chuck has performed the essentnal task of sellnng ads to help pay for the publncatuon of our annual Our snncere apprecnatnon goes to hum for a lob well done GRADUATES - 1 GUTSTANDING HAZEL HARBY-Unassuming charm, sincere interest in others, and outstanding capabilities in all fields have combined to make Hazel one of Lee's truly outstanding representatives. She has served Lee in many ways-Secretary of the Senior Class, President of Alpha Y-Teens, Mascot of Beta Hi-Y, Presi- dent of Junior Girls, Most Representative Senior-and has maintained a nearly flawless scholastic record which has earned for her membership in the National Honor Society. Hazel's spontaneous friendliness and thoroughly outgoing personality have won for her the love and respect of students and teachers alike Surely Hazel exemplifies perfectly the ideal all around girl who has won a permanent place in our hearts GEORGE BITTNER George is a student in the true sense of the word His steadfastness of purpose and devoted concern for learning command our admiration and respect Both his intelligence and integrity have gained for him membership in the National Honor Society for the past two years Georges excellence in the field of science combined with his determination assure hum of a bright future Q3 J QA ll' . .. ,,. ,, . l Q. V , 1 Y. ,wt I ' - , K , v Q , l' , . ,, . . - i 'i' '.- rVs.' ' . , -.I ' , , - a 1 ,f ' ' . A ' -. , x- ,' . , , - - M 1 - .. - - . - . , . ' ' v 0 l , f . . . . . , , - . . D , . ' , ' .r - 1 . . ' n l ' Q 1 . ' ' . so 1 ,' ' ' -' . Q ' ', . . ' , . I . . Q A O . if , . r - ,4 Q ' ' 1 l , ' . u l I U u ' o . Q oo: O ' I . f n 0 . 0 n ' a 1 , 0 , , , o l . 0 . . ' . . , , C ' ' ' l . . , Q I ' 1 , , , ' Q . ' u a n s ' 0 o , . I , , . . . ' u , . . A o Q . 0 9 5 , . , A I lp . . ' C .. . 'V , O Qrgr. 0 0 I . ,, . . C f-A ' O PATTY RlTTER Her natural speakung abuluty has won for Patty many honors un thus fueld Patty gauned much deserved recognutuon by wunnung the Dustruct Oratorucal Contest wrth her speech entutled My True Securuty She has guven her all to the dramatuc actuvutues of Lee Hugh School One may be sure that cu brught future awauts a gurl wulh such abuluty JERRY GANDY Though quuet and unassumung Jerry has contrubuted to Lee un the fueld of speakung He worked to the best of hus abuluty un any task he undertook Whatever Jerry s chosen professuon may be hus success wull follow hum and hus skull un publuc speakung wull certaunly prove to be an asset GRADUATES .. . . . . . . . H . .. . , . 1 OUTSTANDING ADA PRUITT Energetic Cooperatnve enthuslastnc Ada lS a good sport IH every sense of the word Through her octave pczrtlclpatlon In gurls sports actnvntues she has led our teams to many declded victories and always wnth sportsmanlnke qualltnes Adas unselflshness In glvnng her all to make Lee a school to be proud of wall long be remembered BUDDY HARDIN Cheered nn the athletnc world tor has versatllnty and well loved by hrs classmates Buddy has exempllfsed leadership by servlng as Presldent ot the Senior Class Regardless of time and place Buddy has represented Lee an a manner of whlch we can all be proud Wnth future accomplrshments luke those of the present Buddy ns most certamly destuned tor success 1,-4 Z U x ' f P 7 I Q A 5 T all I t . ' fl f l Q' l l l . 4 , Ts., fy 4 cf- ' , ' ls I l Y I . , K , lf, 4 4 KAREN ARMEL Because this talented Miss has participated and excelled in the field of music she has served as accompanist for the Glee Club for two years Her many friends have listened admir that she will continue to strike the right note wherever she goes JOE DAN CREWS Joe Dan has been a sparkling asset to the Robert E Lee Band by applying his remarkable talent to the instrument he plays the trombone This loyalty and hard work in the band have made him an indispensable member Those who have known Joe Dan have recognized in him the elements of a true musician GRADUATES ingly while surrounded by a special atmosphere of talent. A bright future awaits Karen for we know GUTSTANDING BETTY MAYO Gufted wrth rntellrgence wnllrngness to work and srncerrty of purpose Betty h s gained the admrratlon of all durlng her years at Lee A T easur r of the Student Councal and a member of Natnonal Honor Socnety she has proved herself always dependable by takrng on the most unrewardung tasks cheerfully and dolng them to the best of her abrlrty Success awants her for e has all the essentrals Ixfe ca ls r KEN KELLEY Ken mrght well be called Lee s Ambassador of Good Wrll As Presrdent of the Student Councrl he has served hrs term wrth untrrlng devotron and endless efforts A man of many talents Ken was elected Governor of Hr Y Youth and Government served as manager of the football team and was elected the Most Representatrve Lee Sennor Qunet and reserved Ken possesses the qualntres that wall mean success wherever the road of Irfe may take htm 'V is 4 I ,wr 5.113 49 2'Wss,w X . . . . I . . I . . I O I l l I . S V E I , f sh ' ' I to . , - , . I ' ' 5 7? ' L 1. I t 2 , ,lv V V . I A r -L f mfr A 'f ,fig I MY ,, y Q - ' ' wx' l . I, , V sw, , , ' ' MV' , , A T , A f f ,nj if 7.5 '- L V n :fr Q r , ' 3 ' ' , r ' q in ,, r -A 1 5 A I 77' X if Y , . I , l ff ' xi J W X. ' , f' v W . M , 1 11' f 1' X V Ha GR Z: 44 GU' WW A 1' BETH WALKER A qunck smlle a frnendly hello the assurance of a rob well done these are the thmgs we assoctate with Beth One of Lee s most popular leaders Beth as Chaplain of Student Councal Mascot of Kappa Hu Y Co Edntor ofthe Traveler and Vrce Presrdent of Delta Y Teens Her bubblrng personality has overflowed unto the llves of those around her and lt IS matched only by her natural charm and snncere manner Yes Lee Hugh School IS proud of Beth Walker and her truly outstandung achievements NORMAN ABRAHAM Norman the all round boy as outstandung not because of hrs superlortty In one partucular fneld but because of has eager partncupatvon and tune achuevernents In many actnvutles of student lute Mascot of Zeta Y Teens Vrce Presudent of Delta Ht Y and sponsor at the Lee Jackson game He has unbounded wnllnngness to work Always unmrndful of self hrs Interest and atm Ines In helpung the other fellow Norman rs perhaps admired and loved most for has warm ever ready smrle and the frnendly our whrch we have come to assocuate wrth htm ADUATES f '-v fz ,V r fs. 5. 1 .gg :,1' ,. 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J' M ' 3 ff :Trulia I ff l , I si-Q' l ,V 4' , 5, V v, V . 1 I , 1 - t 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' , - , I - I I 1 - s h v - , ' I - I -06' 'fr 51' ..,, HANK HAYNES dZZOf?dWt6 Frzendlzness a habzt rhecr ulnfss hzs Custom laadfrshzp 11151161 to success META BOND AGNES ELLIS A wznnzng wa3 a smzlznf ace and alto athar a fharmznf mfr Determznad as the length of day, when? fh6T6,5 a wzll Jhffll fznd a wax BILL GIBBS fllighty of build and great of heart. 455 came NEELY PAUL Charms to strzlse the sz ht merzt to wzn the soul EDDIE GILBERT The better 3011 know hzm the better 3021 Izlme hzm Its nzee to be natural zf xou re naturallx mee SPENCER FELLOWS The arm 0 hzs rmrzt makes hzs oun uax PATSY PITMAN I 1 f . W. n . Y 4'-we aZZaf?czme LAUREN SOMPAYRAC He does easzlg what others znd dz zcult and .goes about zt lzke a man CARYL SMITH A willing heart a helping hand alwa3s ready on demand. MARY LLOYD COLEMAN The reward 0 a thinf well done is to have done it. JOE STEELE The world turns aside to let ang man pass who knows where he is gozng. 40146 JACK HAND Thq that do the moxt 1naAe the Icast nozsf' NANCY TURKNETT MIKE WEDDINGTON filthou h xou Mel. zutlz all xour mzglzt hzs fqual uould bf hard to :nd HELEN NIXON Nom but hrrsflf fan bf lzfmlf .Mighty swcvct and alwayx wisc, fun just twinklvs in hrr eyes . U ' ' V' ' I 1 ' ' ' ' 5 , , . J f . 41 QQ Sf: 466 JOHN GARDNER Hz',h idcals that Lain rcspfd ,rfat thinl s 0 you uc mill expect PEGGY HACKETT 'Vcwr idk nun still aluays smilinys always uill. PAT CLARK I any was in lzfr g A , ' 1 A HAROLD MILTON The surest way not to fail is to dctcrnzinc to sucfaad. f JANUARY NEELY 'K ,f Q' FEBRUARY HELEN NIXON Q HANK HAYNES lun JUNE wmv AUGUSTAT O d LAUREN SOMPAYRAC 5 wx - mil r- W rw -s..,rA'ifl?Z'x F9 4'Wl.?3r VIRGINIA CARUSO ond JIMMY BAK gi 'Q-1 MAY 5 i it 1 APRIL -1 NDA HAZOURI C d NOPNAN ABRAHAM - 7,5 . C , -, ' 1 I 4, - I 7 , ff I I ' f. .A ',,,, 1 .I A , 'I '-. if . '. . I ,L ZIV' A 1 I fu . s ' A 1 if AI 5 I A - .4 U e 1 0 , xx 'X ,I ' A av I ' P if 7 . 4 . I :A -7 2 F I I H y I REI I 'I II . 'I 5, K L, , 4-L I, at ,IX I wx Inge' 1 - 5 A , '- l,'3r 4 I .K '92 : f '.',r I - - L Y I K f:f'T'T 5 I I fnvir -: xg 4 I C lrf V hf, - I lj t 4 i W n fug- , 15. If .., .,, . A ,, gt, , x I ,- -, If Q, ,II-.., Q.- I A V W' ,M , f ':. A I . Q,-.':fQ...'eiF Q53 I - - - ER , 1-gx . J 4 x I L M' 5 L. ' I in 1 , , Q ' 4 V S' k I ' ' X x ' iii I R - 5 , , ' Q 1 , N f A 3. L ' rw -- ' rm , ' 2 - MARIAN UM MARY KAY COWA ,ani f' J RT ond KEN KELLEY A N-. afi- und VADEN BESSENT W -4 f-ii P Fr DECEMBER WINIFRED WILLIAMS and TERRY WARD ,- , f 1 A. ,R ,Y 'ff ' Y' 1- - ,,, . , . Q -'Q' . V ' Eg . . qi , I' 'cr I E I 1 L 'fi ,,,, -L! .' X. 91 . xf' ' Q , Q Q . 'A Q 1 nl . A E e V, 4 T, ' , .ww , -1 ' - :XM 1, fa - ,, ' -f As. W ' A -:ff A A OCTQBER- MY TERRELL f nfl, . ,, M ' IU IA T 5 4 ,. A id I. .Af A Y.fm1 ff 3 I-X ' W R454 BL ' 9 ' I A , I 451 c Mi W, ' I ,, 7-gn 1, fl Y A Oil , ' ' if X :N ' L-:eg -1..,fM..S-4.14- eg .RA a 1' , 9 4:---s -mg ,f-ft-,gm I 1 42 81, we look much luke a footle team The bug bosses Cheerleaders? The Slxth Annual Semor Glrls Powder Puff Football Game was played December lb 1958 on Cawthorne Field When the two weeks of long hard practnce came to an end the gurls realnzed mg of the hard knocks of football Their new knowledge of the game easily offset the lnevntable achlng muscles' The Powders were ably captamed by Renta Masters and Emma Gray Hnllyer The competent Puff Captains were Brenda Hammond and Martha that they had acquired a remarkable understand- Determlnatlon at Its utmost Hold those horses' Edason The senlor boys chosen for coaches were members of the 58 Varsity Football Team Bnllle Kirby a Puff halfback started the game off wuth a bang by recovering a fumble and dash mg 60 yards for the flrst touchdown The Powders remamed determined though and Gerry Mackoul scored for them ln the second quarter The Puffs scored for the last tame In the fourth quarter with Camulle Dennard carrying for the touchdown The game ended wuth the Puffs vlctoraous by a score of 14 6 Help' What now? 3 n 60604 ADVISORY COUNCIL Frrsl Row Lefl lo Rlghl Hazel Hcxrby Helen Nixon Agnes s Mary Lloyd Coleman Karen Armel Second Row o Rug l Palsy Pnlman Peggy Hackell Neely Paul Ramona Lenahan Beverly Buz hardl Lrnda Rogers Pal Clark W3 GROUP LEADERS lell lo Righl-Linda Hczzouri Robin Rhodes, Edilh Menzie Ann Davidson, Harrier Fulmer Virginia Caruso. 1-,rv HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES :sl ow ell o Rug el Wa ker Nell Hallenbeck nz vs er Nora Araneo Lullnon Hoyle Duane McRae Char Iolle Plper Jean Cox Second ow e Rl E ul Menzne Ruta Maslers Jackle Judd Gaul Cawarl Gaul Draper Mary Lou Weslover Kay Parlln Beverly Bunk Brenda Freeman Belly Slanly Our Msss Ideals 4 Bsg Bosses S. Sensor Gsrls Chosce The Annual Sensor Gssls Jubslee was held Aprsl 9th and lOth sn hss type of gsrl and so the Sensor Gsrls presented Les Gsrls Each skst represented a dsfferent ksnd of gsrl rangsng from A Sweet Old Fashsoned Gsrl to Delslah Jones As a fsnale the Sensor Gsrls pre sented Buddy Hardsn as thesr mascot The Jubslee was one of the most successful events ever presented Les Gsrlsll Now my sdea of a gsrl J! 5 1 X X- s A L I . n A ' . 1 A - , . ix I 4 l -Y . ,ff 3 sa ' 1 X , S X 0 0 ' I the Lee Auditorium. A multi-millionaire playboy ardently searched for ff' ' If A s . .. x Q f , W .Q 'bp' I -'!',,- ' ' l A Playmates Donn What Comes Naturally -lea Hard Hearted Hannah Tomboys ' ' H' W '?iW ir V Ballin' the Jack Buttons and Bows Credit where credit IS due 3 Frankie and Johnnie 1' S R' Our Naughty lady Im a Bug Glrl Now QI N, Dollie With the Hole in Her Stocking Nothing Like a Dame The young at heart All dance Whos a sordme9 R'nR-rontin ond ravin' I' Help' Dont iake a pldure of me A moment of reloxohon Hhank goodness'l 5 Hey' He s takmg a yih fl , 2 -af if Now where dnd I leave my date? You know 'T T- vin Chu! cha! T After the ball IS over or oh my achmg feet huns-uh... Gut that eight ball' Uv' Seven come eleven' Wonia step oufslde buddy? N He wen! tho! way Love me' , . A .T ,N , . I --Q.-w.....,.,.M ,W W L V'N '-f-'-my W ll ll Oh h please' Snake eyes' Gather round you sunners p ' Mommy' 8 -l The gang I A X I .x K X M J h 7 1 x 7 , 3x ix yy h L , A ,-', - ll - I Junior Boys' Officers Freddie Miller, Sgt.-ct-Arms: Arnold Slott, Secretaryg Mike Carter, Presidentg Voden Bes- sunt, Vice-presldentg Larry Whittington, Treasurerp Richie Sopp, Chaplain. Junior Boys Group Leaders Wilbur George Wilke Bob Cowles Moc Crenshaw I I ' U Mr. Charles Winton, Sponsor: David Junior Girls' Club Officers Mary Ellen Thebout, Secrelcryg Morion Bornetr, Trecsurerg Pct Crawford, Sgl.-of-Armsg Molly Robeson, Chaploing Bonnie Worshorn, President: Winilred Williams, Vice-presidenv. . J, 1 .il , ' l i I MQ' www Presenhng our mascoi M. .-,aww Charming Claudia 1 4- e for sports Y Lee's pride Und IOY A pldure of posse 'I - ' I r ,W 5' I 1 , , 0 fy ' J ' . I V 1 .V I 'i f ff' TV? E x ' f V L 4 Q I . . ,X . O4 ' V' V , 4, , , 1 ig , f' . Q J a 1 ' 3 l,,x x 5 4- , '--- V ' o sf . Wm. I 5, K ff.. ' , K' , S Q 1 V I , f The coordinated crew Perf prefhness Colm and Collected rs Ai XEWMQQ QQ W Lovely to look al Thanks to our sponsors I 4445 The besf by for' Jovlal Jnmmy Debonalr Dcvnd Ready for ihe prom The mark of a mon ga 4 Our leaders aff' A-jr' 2 Dynamic Doug Q-on- Bermuda Bessent Casual -4.2 Calipso Bobby qu. pn ,.. iuniors 2. an Q-5 C' Q'- 1 45 4-5 1 qv' -gf 3 r gp' 1 1 ib- pa -u no. -,f ,J Z' QQ fe 9.7 7' na Abbott, Aboud, Absleln, Adams, Adams, Adams, Adams, Polrlcir: Darlene Wclver Dianna Flo Glory Irene Adams, Judy Allen, Sherry Anderson, Pa! Anderson, Wlnllred Andre, Louis Alford, Marvin Allers, Frank Aliwarer Shurley Arnold Carolyn Arthur Lee Aiknnson Jane Austell Mamie Aushn Carolyn Au shn Marquefle Avlnger Pal Bacon Dlane B r m Barrd John Balsden Swanton Baker Buddy Baker Trudy Barneff Linda Burner! Maman Bosford Robert Baskerville Jam Bafes Sue Barton Sarah Bayer Sondra Beasley Mary lou Beasley Melvm Beascn Julle Beaffy Morgue Bell Charlene Bell Howard B Lelgh Bell Mary Benneh Benner! Benoley Bessenv Bessenr Berhea Blnkley Brrdxa Blshop Marcla Mary Bourne Benny Vaden Daryl Beverly Co Lrnda Blackford Vrrgm Blanron James Blalr Johnny Bllzzard Donny Blume Carol Bobbrff Km Bouchre Julre Baurn Thomas Bowman Haber? Bowen Manly Boykln n Braden Clara Braddock Huber! Bradle Brady Brand Bray Bread Brenm Brewer Brink Brockm Brooks Braaks Brooks Brooks Broome Brown Brown Brown Brown y Reese r m Parnala Donald oxer Henry Rach rd Joyce an Mary Doug Elarne Make Ombra Frnloy Barbara Barbara Harrie! Judy Bryson Beverly Burns Russell Butler Rlchard Buzhardf Terr Cain Jerry Cam rm Carnes Carolyn Campman Edward Cardwell Rrcky Carroll Joan Carver Mrke Carver Mrllrcenl Casan Cellar Jeanne Lrl ran Chamblun Ronald Chamblrn Sue Chance Eleanor Chancellor Jack Chancey Chrrs Chaslarn Francre Chyrry Jana Chrnsrre Tuckre Clark Elnzobelh Clark Johnny Clark Robbrn Clemons Barbara Cleveland Beth Ann Cochran Buck ' , LI da . J' , Ed r I 0 Bryan, Bill . I J. . 'V wg' .4 lunlors pu ff -a up 1-v Epi. ,s 'K My 1- , M qv' hr Cohen Harold Coley Steve Colgan Elaine Collier Joyce Combs Jannue Conkland Gary Conway Margo Cooper Judy Cooper Swan Copeland Dwayne Corxon Belly Cosgrove Bobby Courtney Cunda Cowart Carol Cowles Bob C x Lois Cox Patricia Crass Lynda Craig Mary Joe Crain Carolyn Crawford lenlu Crawford Marlene Crawford Pat Crawley Janice Cradle lucinda Crenshaw Mack Crews Kitty Craom Peggy Crosby Helen Crumbliss Bernard Cawart Mary Kay Cummings Marsha Cuppett Margaret Cyr Barbara Dally Nancy Darnell Earl Davis Betty Davis Teresa Davis Wendell Deal Ann Marne Decuers Lucy DeHoff Ann Delany, Patricia Delk, Jimmy Dalldonno, Loretta Dempsey, Gwen Dennard, Janice Dennison, Ernest Densan, Mary Detweilder, Pat Dickson, Pat Diniman, Kendall Dixon, Dorothy Dixon, larry Donovan, John Douglas, Wesley Dnggerx Burch Duffe Margo Duguud Dullree Duncan Dunlap Dupree Durden Durden Durham Durham John Joyce Dale Charlnne Bully lynnefl Muchael Charles Wayne D e Bull Dyer Ruth Eagerfon Elaine Eduon Shirley Ednnger Norma Edwards Mary Ellison Vada Mae Elmore Mary Caralune Enfunger Belly English Paul Efheredge Jean Efherndge Bobby Fanrbrofher Duane Falgout Dennns Farrrs Elvin Fausf Helen Feasrer Carole Felder Jeanne Fennell Mollle Fenferx Margarei Ferguson Judy Fetters Gary Freld Joanne Fish Nedra Fnshburne Eddie Fleshman Davrd Flelcher Harry Foley Evelyn Foley Buddy Forbes Lola Forehand Cary Forester Roberl Fowler Johnny Frazee Ronnne Frazer Arthur Frner Walter Frees Gerry Frost John Fulghum Jane Fullam, Pat Fuller, Bully Fufch, Evangelnne Garland, Dudley Garland, Sandra Garvy, Make O I I, 5 V Q C IQ , H f 'W ' 4- Q ' , F X W Q, ' r . I A. , , , ' fr 1. ' ' , If a I ip 3 ' l 5 ' 1 I in O G- I G 1 ' eg K . . V . 1' S g- J l ' Vs' J 9 I I 'fi , I ME I Q1 we 'Y -.5 ,' ' J 7 4. gg es. J ' f - rv , , v . ' V , 'C 1 6 . t 3 5- g, 'J v , ' V , -4 , 45' ,I eq it 15 lunlors Q, Q 7-I X 'Tc ,.. Q 1' Q., ,.. ...- -A ..7 .J ,-v Cvenho Paul Gay Charlene Gay Larella Grbbs Cello G bbs Barbara Gllbersladf Penny G17 was Loulse Godwin M lckey Goodner Davld Goodwrn Bobbye Gran! Ross Graves Anneile Graves Jeanneile Green Brenda Grrffln Barbara Gnffln B Grrfhn laura Jo Grimes Nancy Gnmes Nelson Grlmsley Judy Grlndsfoff Mary Guerlun Duane Gulnn Pal C-unnells Marry Gwaltney Peggy Hager Dame Halr Torrance Hall Sharon Ho l Shar ey Hu Vrrgmua Hanson Donald Hanson Martha Hardwick Barbara Hammond Vesta Hamplen Edward Hardee Bari Harrnngion Brenda Horns Myrhce Harris Suzanne Horrlxon uz Harrison Kay Harrnsan ou Harvun Larry Hoselden Llndo Hawkuns Butch Hawkins Charlrne Howkrns Sandy Haynes Suzanne s Holelhurl Elarne Heensrra Ruby Hernrlch Levin Helms James Helms Joyce Helmx Ronald Henderson Kay Henn Rodney fiwf ' A A g a ' I X II I ' V 5. .p it It 'l f . 7' ' ill '17 ' , 1 j 1 1' 4. 1 6' , 'A ' ,I v bl , 1 ' , l Q 6 V' , I, 'I T 1 4' ll, ' QW H ' F, 4: 5' ' I . ' , .2-2 -Z ' ,B l l . fL. 1 5 , tr' f r'f A f ' Herrin, Rodney Herring, Brenda Joyce Herrin, Susan Hlckx, Jane! Highrower, Jerome Hlke, Mary Hllry, Nelson Hlnley, Joyse Hoffman, Woodrow Hoolehan, Charlene Howard, Jlm Howerlan, Dixie Hubbard, Arnella Huddleslon, Jack Hunter Kathleen Hursl Jackie Hurd James Hulcherson lamor lsaac Paulefle Ivey Clorlce Jackson James Jackson Jo Ellen James loreno Janson Barbara Joes! Jack Johnson Bobby Johnson Cloudua Johnson oy Johnson George Johnson Judnh Johnson Kaye Johnston Ginger Jone Cynlhla Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Audrey Barr Dorleen Helen Judnh Judy Nancy Ronnle Jordon Jo Ann J I rn 1 Q Q-f Vvl our 4-. 'W me our rf -.-. 'L x 4 Q1 Q iuniors 14,1 ,ff 'QR -4- 3' .A Jo. v' Ju :his Roberi ov Keefe Ken Kelbaugh Anne Kelly Barbara Kemp Dara Kenyon George Knmbrell Janrce Kung Moreno Krng Mrchoel Kinsey Erneshne Klrchoff Fred Kirkland Belly Kirkland Mary in Q ll. -o-, Q-I is C' ,J ,Q -1 ' . 1 Q , is I 5 I r ' I 5 b W , 4 ll l I I I J 1 ll I ' in .. 5 ' nv ' 2 ,J ' ' A I ,, , F ' I, Z ' ' 7, in os I . 0' Q 'J x , V q I . K E l ' . - ,L l . :gr 1 , l , ,L 1 'r 8 . Jn. X Q - l J ' to ' r J, j: J , I Q f ' 4 .F ost, J' I I r V- I - ' ' 'K Q qs. ll- F , ' A J ff ' ' - I ' 5 . s . 'K I ' 5 J il . v ' , , ,4 , V - l. . , X 1, f 5 J xl l f I I , ' , Q K I, 5 , , f, su A 1 , V G ' , 3. , V , A K Lv' H 1? . ' , , fl, ,fl ' 1 J , rr l f , I ' . ' , I , i , lunlors MH lv 9 1- '57 I? +- 5' Kurlunan larry Knowles Sharon Krornberg Edward lambung Bob lane Wullnam Langford Berry loPann Ronald lavaron Claude lawson Earl leather Ray Lee Sandra lee Prmy leggell Tommy lenard Phnlrp l Engle Fran l I0 Bull lener lmda leverence Palncua lewns Betly Jo lawn louuxe leGale Beth Ann lnberro louuse lugh! Mary lnnnnng Jun long Camvlle Lemmon Edna Mae leMome Joe llngerfleld David lmvon Sndney lloyd Saundra Locke Mary Belh long Jerry laoby Maryland lol' Hamel? lovll Sonla lowe Allnsa lowrne Pat lundy Robert lunsford George Lyban Tan: Lyle Frances Lyle Rache lynn Robert lyonx Carl Maclnfosh Bonnua Maclzoul Madeline Maddox Pa! Maddox Johnny Malo!! Don Mann Ramona Mann Sharon Mannmg Doug Mannung larry Manucy Nancy Manu! lnnda Manllleld Julie Marcolt Neal Murkland Vnckl Martln George Martin James Martun Joyce Martln Rxchard Martmez Alberta McCallum Kingsley McCarty Pat McCauley Murnam McCIung Marne McClure David McCully Suzanne McCurdy o McDade Catherine McDannel James McDaniel John McGahee Beverly McGee Dot McGregor Bonme McKaun Robert McKane Jean Mcluughm Tornmy Mclucas Lando McMahon Wayne McMnlIan Karen McMnlIan Nancy McQuoge Mmam McRae Jeanette Meadows Chorlme Meadows Don Meece Judy MeHaffey Hubert Monster Muchael Monendez Albert Morvm Wnlluam Mncou Gnnger Muller Freddy Maller Jackson Muller June Muller Thomas Muller Wmnm lou Mlm: Carey Mntchell Sue Mobbs Vnrgunaa Mobley Etwnnda Monson, Barbara Montgomery, Wylene Moore, Fay Morrissey, Pat Moss, George Mort, Johnny Mullis, Sue Murray, Charles Napoli, Tonette Moore, Fay :fix 64 1 pn Aff iuniors J' an or gs 5 ff' gxf. I 5' if pf p- our S 4-5 ,arm ? Nasir, John Naylor, lilly Neal, Eunice Neder, Ellis Nelson, Francia NesSmith, Jayco Norris, Sandra Norton, David O'Brien, Mary Odom, Autry Odom, Gloria Olisson, Martha Olive, Marshd Olson, Karen Osborne, Ann Osborne, David Owen: June Pack Albert Padgett larry Palmes Charlotte Palme: Stella Paromare Mary .lone Pares Pat Parker Jo Ann Parker Gene Parker Malcome Parks Alice Parman Fritz Parnell linda Parr Norma Parruh Lewis Pasanen Frieda Paumore Carol Patrick Danna Patterson John Patterson Michael Payne Nedra Pearce Mary Peele Roger Pennywltt Tommy Perry Elaine Philips Harold Phullvx Janine Philips Sherry Pike Nancy Platt Goynelle Plow Cynthia Prldgen Randy Prim Rhonda Pollock Tom Porter Priscilla Poxey Carol Powell Glenda Powers Monette Pugh Joan Pyott Polly 6- 6 6 L- N ' f. ' 4. G , jf 5 X, ' . ' 4 ' I, I I . A V ri . l 61 6 1. 5 . , 4 . , t 5 A 5 F 5 I 3- lg. b' , ' M 5 , ,i I , , Q 3 K 5. Q ' . .f l ' - P 4 5 S G- A i- ' ' A A gl- ' Y I ft. . ' 3' ,. 1 A 1 5 fu! ' Rachel! Warren Ranley Duane Ralph Judy Randle Rose Mary Raulersan Kathleen Ravesues Steve Reayes Betty Reed Weymouth Reddnck Gaynelle Register Ronald Reposo Bob Rhodes Patsy Ruchy Jeff Rrcks Brenda Rndout Kay Robnnson Darlene Roberts Putt: Roberts Vrvran Roberts Wullwam Rabexon Molly Robrnson Darlene Rogers Jrmmy Raxenberger Gary Rosenkrantz Brenda Rosenkrantz Charles Rowe Frank Royal Lamar Royal Llnda Rozuuk Faye Rudd Evelyn Rulkrewuch Barbara Rukub Eddie Runton John Ruppersberger James Russ Caryle R 0 Bl y Sadler Linda Summon: Sandy Sandrrdge Robert Supp Larry Sapp Richard Satterfueld Jannce Saunders John Saul: Chrnstune Sawyer Lynda Schoder Tony Schurer Make Scott Connre Scott Thersa Secso Guy Seaward Jrmmy Ser! Shirley Seth, Ruth Ann Sharrock, Suzanne Shaw Andy Shaw Steye xN ? in ff .,.-. 5 ff Q- in sun' an ps L ,- '51 'Y rv 431- Cf' Z' Q. I ,NJ o fs -vu 45 am 'bd lunlors 3 at Q ps 3 ef 5- on X 4 I nl us- C's x A . 2' 5 9 4 Q K A if 9.1 tl I I R F '. .Q t V9 V -yr K ,, . 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F ..- ff IJAJIII1, n Sheddon Marnlyn Shepherd Jack Sheppard Wrlda Ann Shuman Joanne Sumpers Maynard Surnontnn Charles Sums Carolyn Surrnans Dee Anna Slunner Pat Slott Arnold Smuth Erma Jean Srnrrh George Srnrth Jahn Sparkman Peggy Spears Judy Spenr Janne Starling Eugene Starlnng Julue Stedefard Robbre Steed John Steele Gnnger Steen Sylvra Stephens Polly Stewart Musette Stoughton Janet Stovall Sally Strnckland Wanell Strnnger Patty leon Stuart Sullxvan Mark Sullnvon Pat Sweat, Shirley Sweat, Willie Mae Swiger, Sue' Swilley, laura Jane Sylvester, Jim Taft, Donna Taylor, Pat Tate, Norma Tate, Pot Taylor, Anne Taylor, Norman Terrell, im Terrell, Marie Texton, Jimmy Thorp, Rodney Thebaut, Cecile Thebaut, Mary Ellen Thiolan, Bob Thomas, Tommy Thomson, Barbara Thurmond, Mary Anne Tiller, Sally Tillman, Barbara Tompson, Robert Travauox, Margaret Travu Florence Troulman Palncua Truluck Marvin Tubbs Jackie Tubsvnlle Lnnda Tucker Myrlle Turnage Jane Tyner Myra Tyre Ann Tyre Sonia Ulery Carol Van Dyke leunaala Vanlandungham Ray Van Huss Carol Vurgus Sandra Vaughan Marky Vmzanl Sonia Varnado Sandra Vann leanelfe von Glahn Mum: Walden Mnke Waldron Ronnue Ward Rua Wagner Ann Walls Vucks Walden Jean Waldrop Pal Walker lynn Waller Elnzabelh Ward Terry Warden Vnckn Ware Fflll Walkuns Jan Watson Joann Wan Deborah Weather: ngfon Ralph Weeks Pamcxa Wells Rae Weavherunglon Roger Whne Alex Whale Rnchard Whmen Gene Whmle Alice Whnley Johnny Wnggnns udl Wnlber David Wrlcox Randy Wllke George Wnllnams red Wnllnarns Ray Wullnams Wnmfred Wilson Gaul Wulxon Jimmy Wunney Murry Ann Wnrfh Sandra gl. 1 od lunuors 05 an f-v suv 1-5 el 4-. 4- 3 --Q e e f . 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Y i i E 1 MORNING SOPHOMORES :rsl w lc Rlghl Bobble eon Adams Treasurer Kay Havre Presldenl Sandra Haddad Vnce Presudenl Brenda Carroll Secrelary Second Row Lefl l Rnghl Gaul Brldger Chaplain Gay Evans Sargeanl ol Arms Linda Longslon Group Leader Susan Slaughter Group Leader Roberlo Taylor Group Leader AFTERNOON SOPHOMORES lrsl Row Lfl lo Rughl Donna Sa a Treasurer Mandy Horby Presldenl Pam Ulmer Vlce Presndenl Karen Kelley Sec relary Second Row Lefl lo Rrghl Jayne Haynes Group Leader Belly Mc Glalhlln Group Leader Lynn Fronklun Group Leader Sonia Howell Sargeanl cl Arms Susan Swnnford Group Leader Belly Gardner Group Leader Belly Bed sole Chaplaun F' Ro , Lefl ' - ' J , . , O 1 up ' F' , e ' - lc, AFTERNOON SOPHOMORES Flrst Row Left to Right Doug Meyers President E J Johnson Vlce President Stu Irwm Secretory Second Row left to Rrght Mike Coffee Sgt at Arms Slup Brogtr Choploln Cart Hurst and Raymond Newsome Group Leaders Not Shown Tommy Slmpson Harry Hustuns Daryl Mutlms Tum Burlelgh and Dovld Flehl ' W4 MORNING SOPHOMORES First Row, Left to Right-Howard Hunger Group leader Tommy Palmer Vice President Ronnle Grocle President Ken neth Soud Group leader Second Row Left to Rnght Wrlson Robmson Secre tory Corky Rogers Treasurer Leon Bar rett Group leader 'SE , 9 .? . I 1 A Tw? :lu iw JY' S u an IA! .1-G 5 1 1... 6 9 1 X , Q 44 K., H wi.- Ak' 6 U-, II, 1?- .fvl 1 I ,4?L,.. vw. 1 Q viii ,,f 3 X I :M- WN Y 9:32 King, Wade Kinsey, Amanda Kinsey, Barbara Kirchclin, Phyllis Kirkland, Carolyn Klehm, Larry Klenk, Connie Knezha, Wally Knight, Annette Knig ht, Frances Knighton, Ronnie Knowle Karen, s, Clay Kathy Kari, Theresa Kyle, J Kyle, J immie udy Laborde, Pat Lambert, Dawn Landrum, Dorothy Langston, Linda Lanier, Lanier, Larxan, Lance Nancy Iva Latham, Jan Lavender, Judy Law, Jeanette Lawerence, Mike Lawson, Roderick La Voy, David Lee, Frances Leggett, Edna Leland, La Raine Leona Lexter, Letils, Lewis, Lewis, rd, Juanita Artie Jimmy Eddie Shirley Lightfoot, Linda Lindsey, Lance Lindsey, Mary Ellen Lindley, Sharon Linz, Barbara Linz, Carol Litchfie Loomis, Lord, D Id, Jud Kerby olores Luck, Carol Ann Luczyck i, Mike Lundgiust, Lynn Lybass, Oregon Lynch, Sharon Lyson, Hilda Mader, Sharon Madonna, Raymond Maddox, John Magee, Charles Maley, Jimmy Malone, Bill Maiphurs, Marie Mann, Patsy Mann, Raloh Manning, Donald Maready, Chuck Markham, Jacki Marks, Betty Marsh, Horace Marsh, Linda Marshall, Calvin Martin, Anieanette Martin, Joanne Mason, Bonnie Monouh, Betty Morris, Linda Morris, Nancy Morrix, Neil Morrison, Patricia Morrow, Morrow, Jerry Noreen Moss, Carolyn Mayleirr Warren Mullins, Murillo, Murray, Murrell, Daryl Johnny James Tom Myers, Doug Myers, Mike Namauleg, Elizabeth Neal, Linda Nelson, Neville, Susie Charles Newberg, Curtis Newkirk, Newman Ducan , Buddy Newman, Carol Newman, Tommy Newson, Raymond Newlon, Buddy Nippar, Carolyn Nixdorf, Jim Nobles, Roy Ncles, Barbara Norman, Yvonne Norris, Marian Norton, Oakley, O'Neal Jimmy Jerry Danny O'Quinn, Ruennelle O'S1een, Carolyn Ough, Sidney Oyerron, Barbara Oyerlurf, Johnnie Packard, Nancy Palmer, Palmer, Panlher, Pardue, Parker, Parker, Parker, Parrish, Georganne Tommy Richard Harold Finlay Shirley Tommy Marilu Parry, Dru Parlerson, Pai Peacock, Carolyn Peacock. Randall Pease, Belly Perdue, Bill Perez, Mary Perry, Marlha Pelers. Carol Phillips, Phillips Phillips Phillipi Phillips Pickels, Pingel, Carolyn Karen Mary Paul Sue Mike William Piiman, Roberf Piva, Rufhis Plalre, Melinda Pope, John Poppell, Margaret Porler, Poulos, Mildred Helen Powelson, Carolyn sophon 4 ,,- 'Cf' 9 Jo vs A 6: 1 , f H 1. ' 'V f f,- ,,I. '. ity ,. fo- 6 'K rl 'fl 'x .1 4:3 'Vs Qs r , ' Q- Q if v Q is g.. l f Z' r iw, 1, f 1 - f 'P N' :H ,f J W X .- f 5' 45 Sf? f ,.. f gl '95 5. H -sg Al SIQKQ Welch, Carol Lee Welch, Judy' Weldon. Nancy West, Carole West, Kenneth West, Sharron Westbrook, Bonnie Whiddon, Anne Whitaker, Joe White, David White, Missy Whitfield, Peggy Whitlock, Ira Whitlock, Larry Wiegenstein, Mike Wiesenfi eld, Linda Winchester, Eric Windham, Margaret Winters, Dorothy Wilhs, Gayle Williams, Anne Williams, Gail Williams on, Gene Williams, John Williams, Joyce Williams, Irving Williams, Martha Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams , Pete , Sue on, Gail on, Susan , Wayne Willis, Gerald Wilson, Wilson, Wilson, Dee Dennis Donn Wilson, Janice Wilson, Judy Wooklock, John Woodlief, Leah Woods, Barbara Woolf, Robert Wright, Carole Wright, Connie Wright, Richard WYnens. Wynn, B Yvonne ill Yates, Johnny Young, Jerry Ziesd, Leonard Zimmerman, Shirley Hazouri, Phillip in fb 'G-' ps- sophomores -5 nu 3 'MV' FIV: !'4 Furl v-gl' 41 9 J' 4' .swf af' lb ., 1- -.h -: MM ,,, ,11-O4 K Vs WW K 'R 1 'Na xx '-um, -sis' M L-J '4 44-0 .44 4 H-mc' lu Og: a'!f,,,fQ i'VH 'aA', ,J-UV'-Qvs Q pl tl My W '-L 114' A lu ,X 1 lx . .' if .' At Q-' om S ,N 1'-' Y .ltr 5: ,p 4 ,s I . V I Q 'Q rl - 1- ,. .1,..-J ' ,- .. .'.-.h. .f 5 V ilu- ' - YV' .' Q, q rf V e-cr V A 1 P-1 'f ' V-yr ' lg' r 5 1 f ,lf ' 4. Q ,ff ' ' n , P121 A , . 1 4 0 vw, ff fy ,+V A L ' K: Nc' Yxg f-4 K, - h.- Y 41 I 1 1 X 1, ,VY ' t4 N 1. fx, , x . , 21 'Q fl! 1 L, YN N + ff Y , fi ' 9, . 51 'K vf - ' Af 'ey Y f' fr su - 4 4 . 'nv fl' if lx 'VK 6 JK: I I i' 1 lm' lx . A 'XX f' -r N ' 9 vi W - X A A f NP fl. ,v .f YK S1 ., V Q P: , xx ,g Y A YQ x w ' ' . Q K If 1115211-if-E J s yi I A -. 's jf -1 . JJ-222.1 'N K his ,N--aim.: N. V , 'I . Q I . ' p Ulf ' '1 J Ha. X ,- Q At A ' .J ., ' f 5 1 -., 4 J T L .IL l ,. Y . S' - M 47.1-3 . - ' ' . . 9 ' 'L .-f 49 s ' '5 , Q is P 1 1 Q hz' 'M 6 fm I, il ' In ' 4 ' t 0. ,. v ' 0. '13 8 ,., lf. w 1. gr' ! Q' .V I '11 - A it 4 ff ' 3 in 2 -J Y s 'Ill QQ, 4 2 - 2 ,J pci, .- 'V 'Q ,- f 4 sv iz, ,- - J 4' Y' , r , .1 , u. an J I I ,Qty f 1 ,I V vp. ' 'f V W fa V, H ' .J ,gl : ,R 'F' .4 H ' .i J E .4 if A 'Sq . Y ki fr 'b . ' 1 -,lf 1 . ,. , ,J -ff' Ni' . ' ...-,:- 4' A .1 ,-imwzaw 7 Beth Ann LeGate- Bunnie Worsham, Organizations Editors Nancy Turknett, Mary Jean Gunn Senior Class Editors ii: 'll Ill I Mary Clark, Editor-in-Chief Denver R. Sayre Sponsor 4' David Norton, Advertising Managerg Helen Nixon, Treasurer 1 Jean Cox - Eugenie Suler, Faculty Editors Fran l.'EngIe - Karen McMillan, Junior Class Editors 't I x MQ fl Chuck Oberdorfer Business Manager Joanne Field - Bill Dowling, Art Editors Qmfw N 45' Claudia Johnson, Gene Whitten, Elaine Hazelhurst, Sophomore Class Editors Brenda Stewart, Girls' Sports Editor Jim Elmore, Boys' Sports Editor if . I ,tu t u , ,ff Hazel Harby - louise Bone, Copy Editors ' 4.0 are ilif -1, l -dbh. Linda Mclucos - Mary Kay Cowart - Laura Jo Griffin, Circulation Ra- X The Traveler strives for a closer unity and a deeper sense of 9 school spirit among the student body and faculty of Lee. Each month a paper has been published with this J A N purpose in mind. As our range of exchange , it Q extends throughout the southeast, we ' have attempted to give our BETH WALKER vi , Cofdno, TT' school a paper of which its students can A be proud. QRAVQ0 META sono CJ 9 Co-Editor 4 , ,A U ., if x.V'I 1 . . sh f MRS. MOORE X - Sponsor 1 AGNES ELLIS Busrness nr ., 'W' 1 9 an F N,,,,, w4 21515561 1 -f 't X' 1 ,Q-kx 'fjyxs ny' :rm su L 3 P- Vis ,I ,M fs?-5a3.s?,, 5 aqf First Row Lett to Right Kay Partin Flo Adams Bobby Dlscher Gail Cowart Ginger Johnston Glenn Bondurant Judy Scherer Ann Davidson Second Row Left to Right Judy Wells Linda Kittrell Raynelle Scruggs Sue Mullrs Pat Crawford Barbara Mon son Cecile Thebout Dorothy Coulter Johnny McCotter Myrtice Harris Judy Wllllflrni Vurtn Goodloe Furst Row Left to Rlght Judy Scherer Mary Clark Nancy Turknett Agnes Ellus Kay Partun Second Row Left to Rlght Meta Bond Beth Ann LeGote Gene Wh 35 .1 -W anna' Mrytrce Harrus Lrnda Mclucas Eugeme Suter utten Loulse Bone Jean Cox Elame Hazelhurst Karen McMlllan Mary Kay Cowcrt Bunme Worshom laura Jo Gnffm Helen Nlxon Hazel Harby Fran LEngle Thrrd Row Left to Rnght Barbara Monson Beth Walker Sue Mullus Gunger Johnston Dorothy Coulter Cloudta Johnston Judy Wells Mary Jean Gunn Duane Ralley Gall Cowart Jo Ann Fleld Fourth Row Left to Rnght Muchael Melster Bobby Dnscher Jlm Elmore Davnd Norton Chuck Oberdorter X META BOND President 1 I 4 eitil' 3 wb mx 24 TL QQ -Ib an X 3 P :U -74 0.1 25' EZ fu 'cw C Z Z fl .C i U' sa ,- LOUISE BONE KAYE PARTIN Vlce Presxdent Chaplann Quill and Scroll IS one of Lees few mternatlonal organlzahons Juniors and Sensors ellglble for membership must be on either the annual or newspaper staff and rank nn the upper thnrd of theur class Before becommg members of the soclety, candldates must have done supernor work un the fneld of lournallsm and have the recommendatuon of Publlcatlon Advisor if CHUCK OBERDORFER Sgt At Arms I ' T . - f ,, I ' k x f ' . 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T7 I 1 Lf 53 ,1 ' f . . , G- JOE STEELE CHARLES POOLE MARY CLARK THOMAS LYERLY MARY LLOYD COLEMAN JIM CALHOUN President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain Sgt.-at-Arms NATIO NAL ON I ,V H 0 A continuing record of outstanding scholar- ship, fine character, service, and leader- ship is the requirement for membership in the National Honor Society. Students must also have the recommendation of their teachers before receiving an invitation to become a member of this national honorary organization. A student has not realized his aims and goals upon being inducted into the society, but rather he is given greater opportunity to further and broaden them. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to recognize those students who, during their high school career, show them- selves to possess fine character, high scho- Iastic standards, the desire to serve, and the ability to lead, in the hope that this recognization will encourage their continued success and constant improvement. Aboud Richard Adams Neale Almond Carl Bacon Dianne Balls Leah Bittner GGOYSC Bene I-OWS' Cqmeg Cqrolyn Celler Lillian Conrad Momgq Cowart Mary Kay Crenshaw MacCarthy Day Barbara Dickson Harrlette Ellis Agnes Field, Joanne Frees Geraldine Gardner John Gay Loretta Gnlberstadt Penny Grttmgs Louise Goodner David Goodwin Warren Greenway Evelyn Grlffm Laura Jo Gunn Mary Jean Hackett Petty Harby Hazel i I 1 1 I . 1 ' I ' . . I ' . . I . I I I I . ' . I . I ' I I r I I 1 1 I I ' ' pr 110 -42 Q-9 Harrell Evans Kelley Ken McCar1y Pafrlua Norton Davrd Sloll Arnold Turknell Nancy Harris Mymce Klrchoff Fred McClure David Olson Karen Smnlh Caryl Turnage Jane NOT PICTURED Haynes Hank l.eGale Belh Ann Melsler Mrchael Pallerson John Sompayrac Lauren Walnwrlghl Judy Wllbur David Hncks Janel lenahan Ramona Menendez Alben Paul Neely Slanly Belly Walker Befh Wlnney Murray Ann Huddleslon John Lovll Sanla Muller Jane Porier Mary Ann Sullivan Pal Ward Terry Worsharn Bunnuo Jones Penny Malhelson Karan Mllfon Harold Rubm Roanne Sylvesler, Jimmy Welhermglon Roger Anderson Harry Babblll Harry Courson Sandra Snead, Carter Wand Ruchard ps 1 Kelbaugh Ann Mayo Belly Nixon Helen Salterheld Janice Terrell Jummy Westover Mary Lou 5' , M , 'Q gg 41- as f ns- . R' 8 . in 5' T V -f' , , ,. ..,,- v I ' ' ' xxx, 4 , Q ' , 3- . so 5 as 4 ,M ty N ' 5 -A J A M is ar 9' 6' x 5 , U I' N , 44,2 . ll J. I SECOND YEAR LATIN ClUB Ftrst Row Lett to Rught Doug Myers Ann Gulltland Betty Gardner Lunda longston Duane Fatrbrather Theresa Scott Nelson Htlty Margaret Wtndham Make Coffee Jerry Thornton Bobby Johnson Jnmmy Sulltvan Second Row left to Rnght Sue Bates Luna Spencer Lots Graessle Duane Bethea Carol Peters Mnssy Whnte Donna Saka Prnssy McClure Karen Kelley Jean Gtllette Sandy Heath Thlrd Row Left to Rtght Leslue Haley Lee Arthur Joyce Murttn Patrtcta Delany .lonnle Combs Nor ma Jean Parr Lester Artue Mark Jackson Lnnda Jordan Helen Poulos Mary Lou Egner Fourth Row Lett to Rnght John Dugutd James Ruppersberger Carolyn Stewart CarolMeclewsku Pattle Carter Patsn Morable Charles Smith Harruette Mltchell Susan Cartthers Lynn Pullen Judy Joseph Futth Row left to Rlght Dorothy Crtppen Stan Cooper Robert Hobgood Tum Ford Gene Wnlleamson Cello Glbbs Patsy Dlckson Gunger Mncou Betty Jean Pease Judy Lavender Vtrglnna Gross Slllh Row left to Rlghl Malcolm McDougall Carter Snead Bob Raposo Robert Rozear Davnd LaVoy Jlmmy Erwm Shlrley Duncan Mary Kung Susan Slaughter Ed Johnson Seventh Row Left to Rught Clllford Arnold Steve Barry Mnke Plckels Dawn Lambert Lynne Franklln Jone Fulghum Judy Gtbbs Davnd Plehl - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 -' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 T 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 T 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 . 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MVN v-v wiv 1' It wx mi my 'Lak ,M vw-Hn-9 i 4s mn- FIRST YEAR LATIN CLUB First Raw Left to Right Judy Stumson Elolse Chambers Rlchard Moore Ralph Epperson Make Deluca Bunnle Worsham Second Row Left to Rlght Annette Gottlieb Dora Kemp Betty Hopkins Kay Harlan Sandra Garland Renny Chambllss Peggy Whutfueld Thurd Row Left to Right Lynn Branson Carol Carder Melinda Platte Marguerite Comer Sandy Blackburn Dorothy Smnth Arland Eyl Llnda Hauser Fourth Row Left to Right Johnny Morris Barbara Brown Jack Selbert Martha Anderson Jimmy Joy Harry Babbut Ray Scott Robert Taylor Ftfth Row Left to Right Mary Griffin Charlotte Dunnam Beverly Armayor Eunice Flke Louis St Petery Merlin Jones Dennrs Block Fnrst Row, Left to Right Alberto Cervl, Martun Hamnlton, Richard Aboud Warren Goodwnn, Gaynelle Reddlck, Vnrglnla Mobbs, Mary Ellen Thebaut, Mlss Rivera Second Row, Left to Rnght Carol Luck, La Trelle Rtgdon, Betty Veal, Sherry Shores Roanne Rubm, Janet Sharrock, Judy Auoustat, George Joseph, Farns Thurd Row, Left to Rught Crlcket Cram, Charlene Abbadessa, Nancy Dally, Kay Hanre, Vesta Hammond, Janne Spler, Sandra Bauer Mary Edwards, Camulle Clancy, lrus Bowen Fourth Row, Left to Rnght Davnd Edwards, John Leland, Bull Brrstol, Gary Rosenberger, Ruchoe Sapp, Kem Bobbutt , 4 4. ' Q1 2 1 1 y .hi , ' , I li. ' . ' , U ,Q ., . .A D 3 V V-' 18 ' Qf 5 3: :I :g Q 31 , ' J ' v 'J ': 3 ' I1 B. . gf , uv: u :J f ' 3 ' ' F' n v. '.' 'P' KK fl' MII.:-.J If I . 1' f1. : l , 'C' - '12 2' K ..jt.f.'.v L X If g A y ' . y Z. -1 ' v ' QQ 'A 'v 1- , , ,' tg' ' ', fr' 3 A 'Q' ' l '- , ,i Hlrmx. V, ' , Y 322' - Q11 ' , J . EU 4 J M 1 l ,, Sc! t '574 gg-5 ,,s , , .7- 9 -1 11' ,, as af, ,. .f 3 1, f ' y . 'Z' 1 'ff , l tm MVR Q I ' W .' 4 4 N X Q . 1 A V lf , ul , Q J lb- J , 5 , I n V' X I l r t J l V ' ' M ff H, V ' , - 44.-I , J .. . xl' , J A U x , 5 r ? ' 9 B , J ' A , J v K ' PK The Robert E. Lee Latin Club, composed of the Latin Classes of Mrs. Mabel Rogers, has had a very successful year. We have immensely enjoyed all of A the programs that were presented. Our favorite was the celebration of Saturnalia, the Latin Christmas. All of the programs added interest and enioyment to the end of each six weeks. 1 .l 9 05624 Altman Judith Barley John Beach Monnie Beckham Randy Bedsole Betty Bennett Anna Bittner Roberta Blackard Bll Boddle oria Brand Connie Been Jane Brogli Skip Browmng Mary Jo Bruce Sylvia Bruda Jim Bryan J F IV Bunch Steve Burleigh im Callee Judy Caraway Jtm Chapman Claudia Chtttendon Beth Chytry Joe Clayton Cheryl Cooke Bob Cooper Jan Cox Shuler Crowder Sue Dahm Patty Davtdsan Alice Davis Barbara Duguid James Dunlap DEtta Dyer Ann Etter Harriet Everoskt Ronald Ftnkleo Dawn Finley Mary Fraser Kitty Freedman Harvey Freeman Judson Furmond Ray Gay Brenda Geiger Mirlorn Glasscock Sherry Grrltin Sandra Gusky Charles Haddock Nancy Hancock Rack Hansen Kim Harby Mandy Harris Clilf Hayden Buddy Haynes Jayne Hendricks Ronnie Hershey Sue High Judith Houck Patty Howell Sonya Hurst Carl Irwin Stewart Jordan Sharon Kelley James Khoury Katherine King Sharon Lord Delores Maley James Mann Pat Markham Jacks Marsh Lindo Matheny Larry McClain Judy McDonald Betty McGlothIin Elizabeth Means Tonya Mein Roberta Mellon Cynthia Menlen Shirley Milne Douglas Mobley De Olon Montaigne Edward Moore Charlotte Morrow Noreen Mulltns Daryl Murrell Tom Nelson Susie Newkirk Duncan Nlxdorf Jim Overton Barbara Packard Nancy Palmer Thomas Parry Dru Philipps Mary Phtlipps Karen Pitman Robert Prim Merle Rohn Velda Rawls Edgar Ricciardellt Toni Richardson Wick Riechman Mark Roberts Sharon Robinson Sharon Ruark Sally Rubin Gary Russell Wendell Sapp Ronald Sasnett Nell Setzer Robert Shakelford Anita Sharpe Connie Slappey Ann Smith Sandra Sprtnger Harvey Stanford Richard Stoddard John Strickland Bill Su on Lindo Taylor Roberta Thomas Kay Thomas Sheila Ttson Tommy Trent Tom Turner Armand Ulmer Pam Van Noreen Katherine Wakelyn Brian Waldman Albert Walker Pam Walters Maridell Wandltng Jo Ann Warner Phyllis Watts Judy Weeks Sue Welch Carol Wells Sarah West Carole Winchester Eric 1 A 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 i 1 A 1 Gl A 1 1 A 1 f 1 1 A1 A 1 A 1 1 1 A 1 1 A 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 A 1 TA 1 . 1 1 I 1 1 I I 1. 1 I l 1 1' 1 V1 ' 1 -1 1 -1 I 1 h 1 1. E 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,,,, , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 A A 1 1 1 A A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 A 1 1 1 A 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 A 1 1 1 A , 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 A 1 Gordonp King, Wade1 Klenk, Cannie1 Knowles, Clayp Koren, Katherine, Kori, Teresa1 Landrum, Dorothyg Lightfoot, Linda1 Lindley, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A1 1 A 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 A 1 A 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 A 1 1 A 1 A 1 1 1 A 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 A 1 1 A 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 AA 1 1 A A 1 1 A 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 A A A1 A1 A 1 A 1 A 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 A 1 1 A 1 1 1 A 1 1 A 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 A 1 A 1 ll 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 A 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 A 1 A - Membership in the French Club is enioyed by a great maiority of Lee's French students. The purpose of the French Club is to further B J acquaint the students with the customs, language, and I its J? -Q - culture of France. ' 4 First Row left to Right Jane Turnage Fran LEngle Barbara Sue Gibbs Joyce Akers Joan Pugh Molly Robeson Helen Nixon Mary Witherspoon Carolyn Hasie Duane Rullgno Second Row Lett to Right Karen Olson Leila Crawford Sherry Phillips Mary Beth Locke Peggy Hackett Ann Mary Kay Cowart Marian Barnett Cmda Courtney Rodney Hentz Sandy Sammons Elaine Hazelhurst Roger Wethermgton Freddie Knrchhotf Beth Ann LeGate Suzanne Sharrock Gmger Johnston Claudia Johnson Fourth Row Left to Right Pete Kldd Ken Keefe R W Jaerns Woody Hoffman Tom Lybass Spencer Fellows Robbie Stedetord Mike Patterson Albert Menlndez Shaver, Dorothy Coulter, Bonnie Bedcrd, Sylvia Steen, Rosemary Randle, Pam Ulmer, Miss Mitzelliotoee. Third Row, Left to Right-M. C. Elmore, mime N. 'R I f iw 'Xt-f' 95. Flrsl Row Lefl lo Rnghl Belh Belole Carole Feasler Lula Rukab Carolyn Powelson Sue Swelger Joan Pugh Carolyn Kirkland Second Row Lynn Baker Dlanne Edge Sarah Buble Jeannelle Joyce Mrs Walker Anne Kelbaugh 'IP' guy. ,P SP' -uf? Fursl Row Left lo Rnghl Peggy OConner Gerry Frees Karen Olson Lucy Decuers Second Row Lefl to Rvghl Yvonne Dennord Belly Langford Francna Nelson Claruce lvey Jo Ann Jordon N Y X , 1 X4 1 , l r 1 1' . ' P ' 1 x . K l , 'l I . 'C 5 J L .XI K - ' .- i . IL , X 1- JL ' - J F 41' I , l .IW- P .- -- 7 1 ' 1 V , , . vQ , x I ' l 4 4, ' y 5 , N - h sa ' . A , '- A ' A, ' i .:' 1 4' -T ' 4 X ' AL ' ' 1 ' i- L1 v 'Q ,- .A . ' J , ,- Q , . ' I I ' -'n' L, s .:'- 5 Q 1' , N eff QU , . ,x , . I ' i I I ' I I . I I . , I I .1 , 4 l '1 V , sf? N., ,.' 6.5 .l F, 1, A -.- - .IL , .--, - ' A1 4 . . A' '- .-4.31 L14 ,L ff ,.f ' ,. ' 35 J: 'fa I The National Forensic League is an honor for which many strive. A student may not become a vi, ' mem ber 1- 'J' R 5'-5 ,, if ' V ,' 'J' Jim Prosser ' President until he has a minimum of twenty points, earned by debating, public speaking and the like. NFL is one of Lee's few national organizations. Under the sponsor- ship of Miss Eunice Horne, this organization has done much for our school through the encouragement and incentive it .i has given many of our leaders. This year the for the state Jerry Gandy - Vice President . 1' 7' tournament ,fu l A1143 of ' F i' A Lee NFL served as host school fy ' W Caryl Smith Secretary Q J A I Y I Tom Lyboss 1 Treasurer Robert Cosgrove V ' Chaplain 3 ' -0- l I f, 5 me Kirchhoff Q X . . I 1 W Parliamentarlan First Row Left to Right Freddy Kirchoff Jim Prosser Jerry Gandy Jana Chytry Caryl Smith Tom Lybass Bob Cosgrove Second Row Lett to Right Sonia Lovli Gerry Frees Claire Sauls lva Larson Kaye Haire Betty Mayo Loretta Gay Sue Wilbur Edgar l Morris Joe Chytry Fourth Row Left to Right Stan Martin Terry Miller John Tomlinson Louise Gittings Albert Menendez Charles Dorman Miss Home Fifth Row Left to Right Randy Kroner Ken Kelley Jack Hand John Patterson Wayne Durham Gary Wright Billy Wilson lsett, Pam Ward. Third Row, Left to Right-Robert Pease, Roger Weatherington, Micheal Meister, Donald Lohman, David i 4. NA 1 The purpose of the Thespian Society of Robert E. Lee is to afford students the opportunity to participate in the amateur theatricals. This year we have had very successful productions, and we feel that 'fi , 'I' ' we have fulfilled our purpose. ! V Us-N, . :S , t Ls, ' A 4 't by - ED GILBERT -O , President 'T KAREN ENGER h- Vice President PAT RITTER Secretary PEAKE DANA Treasurer JUDY WELLS Chaplain ,fn 5- 1 E ' First Row Left to Right Peake Dana Eddie Gilbert Karen Enger Judy Wells Jackie Judd Miss Edith Chambers Second Row left to Right Peggy Hackett Judy Lipscomb Lynn Farris Beth Stephens Sue Weeks Judy Joseph Aliene Dearing Barbara Gibbs Wayne Durham Randy Goldberg Sonia Lovln Fourth Row Left to Right Johnny Bull Tom Lybass Glenn Bondurant Albert Menendez Linda Duelfer Nome Roberts Ed Brand Roy Van Landlngham Jnm Prosser Roger Weatherington Michael Meister Billy Wilson Fifth Row Left to Right Iva Larson Jerry Gandy Kay Haire Sherwood Taylor Fred Krrchoff John Patterson Loretta Gay Pam Ward Gary Wright Kroner, Third Row, Left to Right-Mary Ann Thurmond, Marian Barnett, Connie Sharp, Cinda Courtney, Elizabeth Clark, Mollie Fennell, Louisa Flrst Row Lett to Right Mrs Fneld Joyce Hernng Kathy Wndner Judy Jones Nancy Murrell Joanne Field Jnm Prosser Judy Field Margaret Slappey Judy Johnson Nancy Cassedy Dana Gumn Brenda Harrmgton Second Row Left to Rlght Marlene Crawford Sarah Baton Ins Bowen Sue Moore Betty Bedsole Else Wallace Cynthia Newton Dottie Bellsarlo Kaye Morelock Kltty Morellck Marlon Barrett Sharon West Lrnda Bowen Judy Carter Thrrd Row Left to Right Marian Gaden Martha Herrung Bonnie Bradshaw Judy Jones Januce Satterfleld Frances Burkhalter Shnrley Brooks Maxme Smnth Janet Davls Dorothy Landrum Deanne Mapes Frances Barnett Sandra Eden Marlene Nazworth Correspondnng Secretary f Manlyn Shaw 7 Recording Secretary I 'NA Joanne Fueld President ,llc 'uv f Elsre Wallace Chaplain Sigma headed by capable oftlcers has had a Jrm Prosser Mascot very successful and lndustrnous year startmg wlth the N,,m3F,j5i Come as you are breakfast Through the cooperation ot the members we had many enloyable socsals and worthwhile serv G, :ce prolects among these were takmg Easter baskets to the chlldren the hospital to lnghten theur troubles and slngmg carols at an ald folks E, A home Our year wall be brought to a close by a house party at the beach and a banquet where the new oftucers wall be nnstalled We feel that thus year through all of our many prolects we have endeavored to understand Jesus to share hus love tor all people and to grow un the knowledge and love ot God I Judy Freld Vrce Presudent Evelyn Greenway Treasurer i Judy Jones Parlramentarlan . I I l ' . I I I . I I I . I . I . I I I I V I ' I . T I I I r I I I I I ' I I I I I I . I ' ' I . T . I ' I . I I ' I I l I l . I I I I I I ' 0 l ,, 'Q u . lv ' ,fl I i ..e-. , ' Z ' X W' X . - . f U :Q gl . , 5..-' f'ff' , - b k 2. I , 1 - . 3, f 1 11 . . YQ , 5 - V , ' 5, x fi f if , 1 ff ' ' 2,1 , , 54 l . . id ' ' , ' ' in I . 4 2 5, r I ,1 - , , , , . Furs Row left Rnght-Gnnger John stan lCC Delegate Angue Jones Serv ace Meta Bond Pro gram Second Row Lett to Rnght-Cunda Courtney ICC Dele gate Nancy Pike Pubhclty Barbara Overton Refresh ment .lame Haynes Telephone LOUISE BONE Vuce Presldent use ,Q Q' SUZANNE SI-IARIOCK Secretary SUE MULLIS PEGGY HACKETT Correspondmg Secretary Through the cooperatuon of her members and the excellent leadershap of her offlcers, Alpha cele brated another very successful year at Lee Wnth programs both lnterestung and n formative and service prolects lnsplrlng and rewardung Alpha came through with flying colors We cllmaxed the year s end wuth our an nual houseparty and a rum rmnv A ba nq uet honormg 'd the newly elect 4. fr ed offucers MARY LLOYD COLEMAN Chaplaln IILLIE KIRBY Sgt at Arms J 7-1 HANK HAYNES Mascot . . n I 5 Q 3 r - Y 54 . QQ 'f I Y . 1 i A 5- . 3 V p 7 Treasurer K ll 'Mm fwsmaf 'A A 9 . W h 5 1 Y Y . 511' . , V S, s. . . 1, v l Y -x,f f X n ' ' 1 , to . ' . . l lgl -w . I , 2 . . ' I 1 2 ' 1 ' Q ' F . Flrst Row Left to Rlght Blllne Klrby Suzanne Sharrock Hazel Harby Hank Haynes Loulse Bone Peggy Hackett Sue Mullls Mary lloyd Coleman Second Row left to Right Boba Stoudemlre Jayne Haynes Donna Saka Dottue Overton Joyce Muller Barbara Overton Mandy Harby Dorothy Coulter Angle Jones Gmger Johnston Clnda Courtney Meta Bond Mrs Helen Hardman Joyce Akers Thvrd Row Left to Rlght Janice Crawley Mary Jane Slaughter Mass Whnte Yvonne Dennard Kltty Frazer Nelson Hulty Kaye Thomas Helen Nlxon Mary Ann Porter Mary Ann Thurmond Barbara Mon son Bonnie Bedard Sandy Varnadoe Roberta Mean Fourth Row Left to Rught Nancy Puke Janet Sharrack Judy Hugh Lynne Franlxlun Duane Pulugnano Beth Stephens Dawn Lambert Lucinda Credle Carole West Jean Gnllette Connle Sharpe Carale Peters Mary Jane Arnold Tanya Means Ilene Jacobsen 45444 ?' Handsome Hank plays Peter Cottontaul Arent we pretty? Alphas sklt In the Club Follies 1 2, f Q 'Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 I I I 1 I I r I I ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J. , , . . . M, I V g R 1 i E 1 ' 3 Q 11 , 1 7 1 Q 1 X- Y I ... 1 ' Q. 1 I 4 s X -N ' ,,.,JV 5 L , f , 'Q Ju , XL I Z' , 7 ,- 'X fi: -f-I .ji I me Zamiez s s Although Beta is the youngest Y-Teen club at Lee, we have had iust as success- ful a year as the older clubs. The year was started off with a get ac- quainted coke party in honor of our new members. Through the rest of the year besides our hayrides, slumber parties and dances, we have had very interesting programs and worthwhile, helpful service projects. Beta ended the year just as successfully as it started with our annual house- party and banquet. Most important the Pfesideni members of Beta have felt a special feel- ing of closeness to each other. We have certainly reached the Y- PAT CRAWFORD MARGARET FENTEIS 4. Teen goal, Hfo grow in Vice President k I d d snsnnv PHILLIPS 9 WOW 9 Q9 Gnu 7 I Treasurer love of God. MARGO ourrs J-' 2' 5 Recording Secretary . it V , , Y , 22:0 S M, NANCY MCMILLIAN K V A, Chaplain lil . V 1 v 4 Y JUDY CALFEE fi Corresponding Secretory , O 'Q 'Q BARBARA JANSEN I If Q 6 Sgt.-at-Arms 9 ' , i W 5 I A 'K y , ,.,, ,, JIMMY TERRELL 511 s A Mascot Y First Row, left to Right-Judy Calfee, Patty Squires, Leila Crawford, Darlene Jones, Renny Chambliss, Vivian McCullough, Margaret Fenters, Jimmy Terrell, Pat Crawford, Nancy McMillan, Margo Duffe, Sherry Philips, and Barbara Jansen. Second Row, left to Right-Judy Altman, Pam Seotes, Bobbie Beniamen, Pot Abbott, Darlene Aboud, Saundra Haddad, Kathy Koren, Nell Sasnett, Connie Jeffers-Sponsor, Wildo Shepard, Linda Sutton, Helen Poulos, Linda Jordon, Mary lou Egner, Patsy Mann, and Joann Jordan. Third Row, Left to Right-Moridell Wolters, Mary Jo Browning, Gail Bridger, Roberta Bittner, Judy Atwater, Sue Crowder, Linda Tubbsville, Jackie Tubbs, Jeanie McCone, Linda Boykins, Sharon Modder, Jolene Baur, Koy Harden, Jeanette Joyce, and Diane Clarke. Fourth Row, Left to Right-Ginnie Gross, Sharon Jordon, Judy McClain, linda Stefonson, Betty Hoppits, lana Barrel, Karen Philips, Dorothy Harrison, Betty Camp, Carol Mincher, Marie Malphers, leah Woodleaf, Harriett Brown, lola Forbes, and Sandra Baur. 3 'ii X t R1 Marlon Barnett service chairman M more delegate Neely Paul publicity chair man Mary Ellen The bout social chair man B e t h A n n Le G ate program chairman President v v ,. e BETH WALKER Vice President JUDY BROWN Recording Secretary BEVERLY BRYSON Corresponding Secretary . The success of Delta this year has been attained by the cooperation, participation, interest, and enthusiasm of all the members and the officers. Working as a team the club has both raised its standards and contributed to the welfare of the school and CAROL TUCKER Treasurer AGNES Fll'5 i' community. All the club members were proud of the first edition of the Delta Data, Delta's own newspaper. Every girl in Delta is given an equal chance to actively participate, for all members serve on commit tees The climax ofthe year was the week end house party held May 8 9 and 'IO and ban MARY KAYE COWART Chaplain Parliamentanan quet honoring the newly elected officers STEPHANIE WEARN BUDDY HARDIN Mascot . . I I 7- . ' ll 1 6- 'C' 7 f Lf ' ii l Y 7 w : K 5 f m Lef to 'ght - c. eu , I.Ef.C: Fnrst Row Lett to Rlght Mollie Fennell Sally Moore Mrs Jesse McDonald Beth Ann LeGate Mary Ellen Thebaut Marlan Barnett Carol Tucker Judy Brown Agnes Ellus Buddy Hardnn Beth Walker Bev Bryson Mary Kay Cowan Stephanne Wearn M C Elmore Molly Robeson Janne Sperr Anne Greene Jan Watkms Ann DeHaff Second Row Lett to Rlght Barbara Sue Gubbs Kay Johnson Jane Turnage Gay Evans Carolyn Knrkland Ann Glllnland Lots Graessle Ann Slappey Marulyn Reed Jane Hodges Susan Wnllnamson Patsy Marable Sandy Horn Sonia Tyre Conme Klenk Jannue Combs Brenda Carroll Ruth Ann Seth Januce Phulllps Kathleen Raulerson Sylla Kaye Roland Cheryl Ann Clayton Sue Rawls Linda Manus Debbue Watt Prlscnlla Porter June Davls Thlrd Row Left to Rnght Paula Wavro Gwen Rustm Sharon Roberts Katherm Van Norren Connue Brand Lmda Wade Joyce Anderson Susan Slaughter Charlotte Moore Jane Breene llnda Marsh Sonia Howell Velda Rahn Nancy Haddock Dorothy Dnxon Sherry Rend Janus Wnlson Fourth Row Left to Rught Vlcku Markland Eluzabeth Clark June Atkmson Lalrelle Rngdon Martha Terrell Llnda Wlesenfeld Delores Lord Ruby Heemstra Suzanne Rucker Nancy Wernett Sandra Wmdham Betty Walsungham Fnfth Row Left to Rnght Merle Pram Glorla Boddne Nancy Packard Butsy Rnchhelmer Faye Johnson lunda Royal Kaye Partun Judy Watt Betty McDonald Jane Elmore Patty Carter Harrlet Mutchell Alune Dear mg Susan Canthers ' 66054 E Buddy proved to be q ste an expert at our snngung together at our Thanksgwung program skotnng party 0 V 1 Q' ' , - ,w, , s ,,. 1, --- 2-ew-A-M - .., .- Wet- v- s. -,..,.....11e,:., W, , 1, . N' , ' - 1' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ,1 1 1 1 - 1 Y - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 l 1 1 I I I I I I I I I I ' , . W E 1 H' Q 4 7 , I 1 U , . 1 ' Kappa is concluding its second great year as a growing and popular club at Lee. Each member has participated actively in various proiects, socials, and drives which have been undertaken. Everyone was especially enthusiastic about the Come As You Are Breakfast, the Alumni Coke Party, the Club Follies, the Kappa Conference, to which we were in- vited as special guests of Kappa Hi-Y, and the House Party. The interest and participation of each girl 5, shows her support of a club which is striving to live up to the ideals of the Y.W.C.A. GAIL cowAnr Vice President NANCY ANTHONY Secretary BONNIE PATTERSON Treasurer BONNIE WORSHAM Chaplain .IUDI WIGGINS Sergeant at Arms JOHNNY GARDNER Mascot BETTY STANLEY President Q ! First Row Left to Right Bonnie McGreagor ICC Dele KUPPGS sk 'n 'he Club Folhes gate Linda Dulfer Service Chairman Second Row Left to Right Cecile Thebaut Scrapbook Chairman Laura Jo Griffin Social Chairman Fran LEngle Program Chairman Furst Row Left to Right Bonnle McGregor Claudla Johnson Ann Shaver Fran LEngle Jud: Wlgguns Betty Stanly Johnny Gardner Nancy Anthony Bonnie Patterson Bunme Worsham Cecrle Thebaut Llnda Duelter Laura Jo Grnffnn Second Row Lett to Right Duane Ralley Mrs Peacock Sponsor Flo Adams Theresa Korn Patsy MlCurdy Alice Whittle Lynn Walker Elaine Hazelhurst Sandy Sammons Gene Whutten Mlml van Glagarl Cricket Cram Teddle Hasle Mary Ellen Llndsy Barbara Webb Gert Makoul Luna Spencer Thlrd Row Left to Right Jane Flughrum Charlene Hoolehalr Rose Mary Randle Frances Lyle Bonnne McCormack Duane McRae Nora Araneo Madeline Makoul Monica Conrad Candy Phlfer Cynthia Melton Luz Flsher Judy Haught Lynn Pullen Mazlne Hunter Ann Whuddon Fourth Row Left to Rught Pat Waldrop Patty Roberts Mary Wltherspoon Boboy Jean Adams Martha Bryson Patty Houck Anlta Shochlefold Lnnda Lnghtfoot Judy Agustat Margaret Windham Barbara Thomas Judy Joseph Betty Bentley Betty Gardner Llnda Langston Donna Spengler Ffth Row Left to Rlght lv L son Shurley Surr Mary Beth Lo ke Sally Ruark Jo Ann Brower Oregon Lybass Jackle McMulIan Gall Draper Sherry Allen Patsy Rhodes Sharon Hulss Leah Bulls Audrey Jones Karen Kelley Harrlet Etter - 7eevza e1 'A AJ' ' 'QI' nu -parm 44 U I U T V 1 L 1 1 L 1 D I D 1 1 1 r 1 I , I , I , L - 1 1 - I ' ' I I . 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' ' f , , Y- ,A-J gig T' H: ,N . , Y PATSY PITMAN Presndent CARYL SMITH Vlce Presldent MONETT POWERS Correspondrng Secretary 7 'T t I I v MARY JEAN GUNN Reccrdlng Secretory Zeta gurls have had a very happy and actlve year The programs devotuonals and servnce prolects have been aimed to umprove every gurl s spurutual and socnal lnfe Our actavltues have been hlghlnghted by a Back wards party a Superstnt1ousSoclal aCome as you are Breakfast the potato chlp sale and partncnpatlon nn the Beta Frollcs Zeta us looknng forward to the annual Cotton Ball houseparty and the successful protects of the club are evldence of the tnme and energy put unto each actlvlty by Zeta mem bers ANNE KELBAUGH Treasurer JEAN COX Chaplam RAMONA LENAHAN Sergeant at Arms NORMAN ABRAHAM Mascot Lf 'G , , Mr. Lee High Contest. The many 3 a u n Ki First Row Lett to Right Loretta Gay Brenda Stewart Ramona Lenahan Mary Jean Gunn Monett Powers Jean Cox Patsy Pitman Norman Abraham Caryl Smnth Anne Kelbaugh June Owens Jennie Muzelle Sandra Sellers Karen McMillan Linda Sadler Madelon Sweat Second Row left to Right Carolle Bacon Judy Bryant Judy Williams Dena Mae Lemmon Nedra Fish Lynda Craig Marlene Smiley Kathy Campbell Mrs J R Smith Camille Dennard Karen Brannon Evelyn Smulyan Virginia Falgout Barbara Ballan Claudua Stater Linda Neal Third Exkild Janice Oliver Sarah Row Left to Right-Carolyn Powelson Right Barbara Bioron Brenda Murrell Marcia Cox Dee Anna Slrmans Nancy Doris Ellenburg Mary Pierce Charme Elleman Fifth Row Left to Right Mancy Dally Beverly Brin Joyce Brink Carolyn Cam Marsha Cummings Crowder Nancy Robinson Joyce Jones Carolyn Graham Martha Edison Dot Harralson Judy Odum Alice Gomez Shirley Smith Pat Morris Fourth Row Left to Hicks Elizabeth Waller Tonette Napole Elaine Eagerton Alice Kerr Sharon Trump Emma Jean Thomas l ZETAS COME AS YOU ARE BREAKFAST , I . 1 I I I I I , . , I I , . . I I . I . I . I I D ' i . I . Francis Jordan, Vickii Warden, Louise Gittings, Sylvia Steen, Mary Bennett, Paoouanne Staphens, Sonia Vinzant, Eunice Neal, Sandra Norris, Arveen . I . I I I . I . , I .' , . 1 . ' I . I. I . I I . l . I I I . ' . I , , , . l '? Sponsored by Alpha Hr Y The winner Marlon Barnett Runners up Hazel Harby Romonc lenahan i Ted Arnold Helen Nixon Gary Scot! n 911 - l l l 3 9 A VA S87 'J ' I ,Hilfe l . 'C I xv K if 'N r A 3 if l ll K . fi l I f I r Q r r 1 fl l 5 A . .lr . Y' 5 1 Q ul W . I ,J L93 ill I 2 , me , - ll we Furst R Co e Freddy Tu rkne ow Left to Rtght Lanny Newman Carlyee R Rlchard Carlson Second Row Left to Rnght Mann Ken Hodges sponsor Thlrd Row left tt Perry Neal Bully Rose A flHm uss Buddy Doty Swlntown Bausden Gary Scott Helen Nixon Ruon Carswell Richard Burch Norman Louis Bunner Johnny Teston Bully Ross Tommy Murreel Jlmmy Teston Harry Fletcher Jlmmy Blue to Right Tommy McCullough Ed Brand Davld Bryant Tommy McGlokln David Meadows Bobby - GARY SCOTT Presldent RION CARSWELI. X mmmwv 5 Vlce President Q. 5 swlN1oN BAISDEN E Secretary 'N HELEN NIXON Mascot BUDDY DOTY Sergeant at Arms RICHARD BURCH Treasurer NORMAN COTTLE Chaplain Early un the school year thus octave club commenced plans for the Mass Hn Y Beauty Contest of whuch they are the founders Aslde from bemg a malor money makmg prolect, thus actlvlty achueves a strong fellowshnp among Alpha s members Fellowshnp, worshlp, and recreatlon are but a few good examples of the ways In which Alpha draws Its members together Along with successful service prolects, actlve sports tournaments, and outstanding programs, Alpha produced an Alpha First by havmg a Hawanan Luaw as thelr largest soclal of the year Thus has been establlshed as an annual event for the club Amld all these actlvntues, Alpha has contmually strnved to uphold thelr goal the fulfollment of Hn Y Ideals T ' y ,N T A A , A QT ' f l . 5 f A- l 'O v ' .fx ' ' , A ' Ht t . ,S 1 1? ' r V ' xl . . X f ' ' an L T X .1 , ' 4 , V' , ' K l i 3 ' , , rv N A ,NE l f. I Mi...,, r L 1 nl l .1 -.1 I ' I T 'u I I I g 1 I 1 . 1 l I ' . 1 Q Q . . A+ N 5 2' Q S1 .Q R 1' , we ig , as ' ffm rd- hz. 1,41 K ! 111 il 'K .,.L-. -Q-ing... Sponsored by Beta Hn Y I 9' r..--.411 I .ki 'fa This was truly an eventful year for Beta Hi-Y. Besides the numerous socials of the year, the club participated in various proiects of service to the community. A portion of the first half of the year was spent in production of a show for the entertainment of the old folks at Moosehaven. For the first time this year Beta presented what it hopes will be- come an annual affair - The Club Follies. A big event of the year was our weekend retreat at Camp Immokalee. Swimming, canoeing, skiing, dancing, and good food were enioyed by all. This was a truly memorable event of the year. After a steak fry and other activities, our year end banquet combined with HANK HAYNES skiing party was held. This was the event at which Beta installed its new officers. Good fellowship, and an inspiring campfire devotion made this a BUDDY HAIDIN perfect closing to a per- Vice President fed year. President ARNOLD SLOTT 4' Secreta ry vcqmxxxxxmxv N x E? if 5 KEN KEEP: N 9 Treasurer A5 N ' Joan an Chaplain HAROLD MILTON Sgt at Arms HAZEL HARDY Mascot I First Row Left to Right--Bull Strickland Doug Myers Mike Coffee Doug Brooks John Gay Arnold Slott Hank Haynes Hazel Harby Buddy Hardin Ken Keefe Monty Crook Les Brown Jimmy Godwin Gordon King Buck Cochran Second Row Left to Right Harold Milton Finley Parker Dave Wilbur Mike Carter Vaden Bessent Jerry Thornton Butch Hawkins Robye Stedeford Gary Rosenberger Richie Sapp Kenneth Serfred Philip Inglis Pete Kidd Clay Knowles Jim Witt Third Row Lett to Right-Claude Goodwin Skip Brozli Randy Pndgen Raymond Newsom Dave White Jimmy Seaward Billy Gillespie Harry Huskms John Stoddard Shad Morrow Steve Johnson Rodney Hentz Mike Rushing Tommy Newman Eric Winchester Fourth Row Left to Right Hampton Hightower Terry Ward Larry Dixon Tim Burleigh Robin Rucker Jim Srneth Bob Cowles Ray Vanlenmgham Nelson Grimes Jim Nuxdorff Chuck Schroeder Sidney Linton A .,,,.,.,.,,.,.,,.,.,,,. 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I I ' JACK HAND Presldent Delta had another very successful year as a tune slate of officers carrued the club through many varnous actlvltles As a servuce prolect to the school Delta had a drlve to get more mem bers for the Dads Club There was much Hu Y spmt and fellowshnp whale partncnpatlng In several successful progects and In the Hn Y football and basketball leagues The club was also well represented at the North Florlda Hu Y Conference and NORMAN at the Hn Y Youth Legislature nn Talla hassee The year was closed wnth Vuce CLARENCE ROSE Secretary VW 41 DAVID NORTON Treasurer Chaplam a week end retreat to Camp lmmokalee and later a banquet where all th e o u t g o 1 n g sensors were honored JIM BRADY PEAKE DANA Sgt at Arms Advusor and Mascot KINGSLEY McCAl.lUM Hlstorlan NANCY TURKNETT Mascot Flrst Row Left to Rnght Jum Brady Clarence Rose Jack Hand Nancy Turknett Norman Abraham Davld Norton Kungsly McCollum Second Row Lett to Right Charles Joseph Forrest Sllcox Duncan Newkurk Rlchard Abood Malcolm Parker Benny Bessent Davld Goodner Arthur Barr George Joseph Gus Stathus Thnrd Row Left to Rnght Charles Alderman Randy McDamel Buddy Mlzelle Johnny Whitley Ellus Neder Johnny McCotter Wayne Mc Mahan Glen Bonderant Dave Bell Sleepy Joe Thomas Fourth Row left to Rlght Charles Korn Walter Nachbor, Farris Joseph John McDaniel Davud Altman Rlchard Long Donald Thompson Donald Mannnng Larry Whuttmgton l X wwmxmvg s 5 4 ng Planning committee for the New Years Soclal al Cast for the Club Follnes lWlLDlll Watchlng a movie at o stag soclal Q I . W - I I I I I ' I . ' I . '-Q I . I . I - I I I . I I I l - l I . 'i 1 I I D 1 U I . 1 1 ' 1 I I ' I T 1 I I Y s' 1 s E 5 ' Q is 'G A ? 's I I. I if f N - . , ,V -,.i.A , X, . N l 5 M17 ?--r r V,:, :-',. .. ,,V ,,. l1 ,A.,, -A:A- in E V4V. J V. A,-, 6 h it q T ',.A: . -of-i ., ' H If : ' a in W ,Mamma Gamma builds leaders of men and followers of Christ. KELLEY YOUTH GOVERNOR AND EASTER SUNRISE SPEAKER Chuck Oberdorfer tives 41' W 5-.nf Gamma Basketball team takes Cnty Cham plonshlp My-wg 4 4 ! gg 00 1 a 14 ' Make Weddangton Captam Bobby laBelle George Wulke John Frost Paul Crook Bobby Johnson Tommy Glcdden Gamma produced a truly great hayrlde thus year one that wnll be re membered for a long tame by those who gave nt and those who attended T nt Thus socual receuved recogmtnon ln the Sunday Tnmes Umon Outstandlng Statesmen In House of Representa if K f . E '- J' 1 .W J ,fl K -2, H if A -1 ' f ' K I ., . 4 Q . m 'Q 0 ' 3- 1 Y' ' r 'V QQ ,K S i xi ng A ,grjsz ,.,,f u A K 4 ' ' V' f'l 1, , Q ' h , L ! 3 , K T rg 'Ax . . . , 1' . 8 l I 21 1 ja . . . . . 4 ' 'Y . x . . , 'Y X: ','. X t as , Lb X . . . - E I, I ' K . . -, ,V ,'. -s -A M . . . . . . . ' . . ' 7 I ' Furst Row Left to Rtght George Wrlke Mnke Weddmgton Johnny Gardner Agnes Ellus Ken Kelley Tommy Grlmes Tommy Gladden Bobby Drscher Second Row left to Rlght lance Lanler Chuck Oberdorter Corky Rodgers Bucky Fry Jlmmy Terrell Mark Jackson Doug Mllney Eddte Gllbert Bobby l.aBelle Mr Robertson Third Row Lett to Right Charles Story Mac Crenshaw Jlm Baskervnlle John Frost Hank Brertmoser Tony Schroeder Davld McCo1lum Johnny Steed Howard Hanger Ronnle Hendrix Bobby Johnson - XXXXXXV N Q is Prestdent Vlce Presldent MIKE WEDDINGTON TOMMY GRIMES Secretary Treasurer GEORGE WILKE TOMMY GLADDEN Chqplqm Sergeant at Arms Gamma has done many thlngs thus year whlch nt can be proud but the most out BOBBY DISCHER standmg protect undertaken by the club was AGNES ELLIS Hnstorlan the establlshment of the Carl Spurner Memonal Mmm' Scholarshup Fund Thus fund was begun as a result of the sudden death of one of Gamma s sensor mem bers Carl Spurrler The money that rs collected by Gamma for thus fund wall be used to help some deservnng Jackson vtlle youth who IS studylng In college for a career Ih YMCA work To date there has been around S300 donated ta this fund and It as hoped that this total wrll be even hlgher by the tame It IS used Some ol Gamma s other accomplishments thas year are wlnnmg the clty HI Y basketball champronshlp havlng the Youth Governor of Flor Ida and the speaker at the Easter Sunrrse Servtce for the second tlme each having the outstandmg leglslator at the Youth 8. Government assembly wlnnmg 3rd place an the Beta Follres All an all thus has been a most successful year for Gamma Hr Y I l I X C+ 5 E S m' Q .Sa JOHNNY ammonia ? w., .KEN KELLEY 15 G ' ' of D - A . . I . gl 5, . . . . . K XX Qggu A! Kornuvol Dcnce Remorns of swrm Oeams cor um Prosser Choploun of Kcppc was speaker of the House at Youth Legus lulure an Tcllchcssee ...-u uf J -4. ...l..5 Presuden! ond Mascot duscuss plans or Kcppo Konference -01 ' ' ' ' 1 r I - 1 1 . W 1 of In . ' J' , ' , ,fl s A X vxwe Fwffvg. Q V 3. , 2 , -' v if rr .- ss !f - -2 A ' 4 . f Furst Row Left to Rrght Davud Fennell Wuck Rlchardson John Duguud Bull Dowlung Jum Calhoun Lauren Sompayrac Beth Walker Charles Poole Joe Steele Phullnp Sasnett Jnm Prosser Bull Leslve Steve Bunch Second Row Left to Rlght Jerry Gandy Jam Shtelds Bully Purdue Monnle Beach Jam Carroway Jimmy Duauud Rlchard Moore Bull Blackard Bully Wilson Randy Kroner Joke Ingram Jlm foward Wtlson Robinson J F Bryan Jack Huddleston Tommy Hoag Davnd Jacks Third Row Left to Rught Ronnue James Johnny Sterltng Stanly Stanal Ralph Eperson Joel Vagnel Jtm Cos tello Lee Hodges Buddy Hayden John Smnth Jlmmy Wilson Tommy Owens Wayne Egerton l-'ubert Mahaffy Knm Bobbut Fourth Row le o Right Bobby Westfleld Tommy Trent Rtcky Hancock Jum Brudo Kemp Cooper Clayston Johnston Ed Montagne Dave Muller Tommy Lyerly Evans Harrell Stew lrwun Ronnue Sapp John Barley George Buttner Frank Llpscomb CHARLES POOLE JOE STEELE Vuce Presldent Secretary LAUREN SOMPAYRAC Presldent JIM CALHOUN PHILLIP SASNETT Membershup Treasurer Anyone can honestly say that thus wull go down as an Important year an the annals of Kappa Our most umportant achuevement before the turn of the new year was the Kappa Kar naval held on October 3l l958 Every club was guven a part In determlnung the success of the Karnlval and a share tn the flnanclal benefits well as the personal satnsfactuon recenved In makung the Karnuval a success Kappa us also responslble for BILL DOWLING many of the wonderful speakers that we of Robert E Lee BETH WALKER Hlstorlan have had the prlvllege of hearing thus year Not only has Museo' Kappa made money for Itself but much of :ts tame has been spent In servuce to our YMCA and other communuty orgamzatuons The JIM pR055ER recreatnonal hall at Camp lmmokalee has been put back Into shape by JOHN DUGUID Chaplam a work crew of Kappa Ha Y Later nn the year Kappa won lst place tn the sg' 0' Arms Beta Club Follies Kappa s greatest accompllshment this year however tn con gunctlon wtth the Hu Y motto To create mauntaln and extend throughout the home school and communlty hugh standards and Chrtstuan character was the Kappa Konference held at Camp O Lena State Park on Aprul 24 25 26 l959 Rev Gary Demarest was flown un from Kansas Cnty at the expense of the Kappa treasury to dlrect the camp retreat All tn all thus has been a wonderful year for Kappa and we of T Kappa know that the years to come wall show even greater accomplushments always wnth the udeal set forth by the Hu Y motto whtch ts our supreme purpose , -- , , , , , , , , , ,.,., - , . . , I ,, I I I I I I ' I 1 . . I I I ' I I I I I I ' , , , , , , f I , . , ft l - , , , , , , , , , 'Q , . , as I fe, , , , . , ,, .,,t,, ' -V I I I ' ' 'V , The purpose of Paramedical is to create and preserve a vital interest in the medical field. Membership in this organization is open to any Lee student who is planning to enter some phase of the medical protes- sion. Monthly service proiects and an annual visit to Hope Haven Hospital are among the interesting and varied activities of the club. Highlighting this year's activities were the viewing ofa live operation and the state convention activities in April. 9 l-X. BEVERLY auzruxnnr ' President t, 1' f gi Mvnrlcs i-mums N K, V Vice President ' Q ' VIRGINIA rALGou1 'R Secretary-Treasurer K SHARON JORDAN Chaplain I l Second Row Lett to Right Anne Clemons Dora Kemp Sue Knight Judy Gibbs Beverly Buzhardt Pat Troutmcn l First Row, Left to Right-Jo Ann Martin, Anieanette Martin, Carolyn Kirkland, Clara Mae Braden, Ginger Micou, Joan Pugh. 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'J s4 a -V iDDNW 45 .712 rr-4 In Fm 35. 95 3-4 5 CD 'EE 'lb Ex '42 Q -QQ gm 22 r-2 2 S S P Z I 0 I fn Z -I U' -4 Q 0 o vi C -Q m - ua o 2 ll 1 MICHAEL MEISTER ELAINE EAGERTON Publicity CATHIE CONDUITTE Chaplqm President The Lee Library Council strives to be of service to ku the school by making the library readily accessible to the students, assisting the librarians, learning more about library work and informing the student body of the facilities whrch are available to them for school work and their reading pleas ure This organization helps to promote better inter school relations by actively participating in both the Duval County High School Library Council and the Florida State High School Library Council. LEE ARTHUR Lubrarlan BONNIE HOY Unulorm Club JUDY CARLTON Secrelary SUE SIMONIS Treasurer WINIFRED WILLIAMS Asslsvant Head Magoretle JIMMY McLAMB-Presldenl VIRGIL HILLIARD Properly Manager JOE DAN CREWS Vnce Presldenl BERYL ROGERS Attendance Clerk JACKIE JUDD Head Malorelle fi' 5 Furs? Row Lefl to Rnghl lee Arlhur Bonme Hoy Judy Corllon Sue Sumonlx Second Row Lell lo Rnghl Wamlred Wulluams Jummy Mclamb Vnrgnl Hnllnard Joe Dan Crews Beryl Rogers Jackie Judd Band Roster flutes Carlton Judlth Nelson Susan Smuth Sandra obes Grubbs Nancy Hoy Bonme Jean bassoons clarmets Denson Mary Enfmger Betty Eyl Arland Glddens Robert Hnllrard Vlrgll Johnson Cluff Lohman Don Lybass Tom Parr Norma Shell Fred Slmonls Sue Waldon Joan Woolf Bob Dyer Ruth Foures Linda bass clarmets Covungton Florence Jackson Jackue saxophones Garland Dudley Larage Joe Dye Bull Landegren John Lane Bull Duncan Dale horns barltones Brustow Bull Boehm Larry Setzer Bob Grubbs Lamar cornets Arthue Lee Butterfleld Jlm Epperson Ralph Cam Jlm Rntchey Jeffrey Soude Wayne Buble Fred trombones Crews Joe Martm Stan Rogers Beryl Whste Rlchard Tomlmson John Snmonton Charles Allen Rnchard bass Rakestraw Lee McDonald Eugene Barthlow Edgar drums Gnffun Ronald Austin Daniel Goodloe Van Johnson Dave Joos John Muller Terry Valdes Bob Williamson Gene Dahl Henry Hanre Kay . I 1 I , . I I , I 1 I , I - I I I I I I . ' I I I , 1 u . ' I I l I ' I Davis Nancy ' ML b J' ' , c am , am I . I ' I I I I ' , , I I I I I , , I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I yn, ,. - M WM .1 T52 Y jizz? . ew f,-,gil-gy V 1, ,V J. 5 wgfw. , v ,f Q wk' my Aviv 'V' 'Ma , x ,W um, Aa 'A , W Zitfffff xg V L .A Q, ,,, rf l H mf S4 MDI . -A W Xe , . - l V 0 ar ' - -4. . Y, ., e , ,,., T A L Q if 1 wx ,E yi, i H ...ap f-' 1 Wi ' 9 J-'Wav 58 . .,. 41 Williams, Jackie Judd, Barbara Davis, Sherry Ward, Beth Belole. 64 plus :ai :zz :-- 'IVA Ill? ll' nu Ill will if ,.f-.. , sl , M I I i'l i- 1, 1422: I f 1 il' w'll ,., .V.,.. , M , ,Jf'f3'.,.f-I m 'n'.1'N.' I.-L1 ,rf-f 5, 1, f .9 'I In lllal ll' ei 1 - Jackie Judd, Head Maiorelle ........,.. ITI ucayz, Jo Ann Parker Bonnie Mason, Carolyn Kirkland, Joyce Schramm With songs in their heart, our Senior Chorus enioyed a full year. The Mikado , a combination of song and wit, was their first endeavor. With the cooperation of the art department, the operetta was a success. The Christmas concert was next on the agenda. After the holidays several members attended the annual Music Clinic in Tampa. Preparing for district contest in March and state contest in April, the extra rehearsals began. ln between the two they sang for the Easter sunrise service and the Civitan Club. After state contest in Tampa they prepared for the Spring TOMMY FLETCHER JACK HARRIS JUDY FULLERTON Concert and Baccalaureate Service. With the director, Mr. Willis P 'd t V' P 'd t R d' 5 retory , . KARg,5'AeRnMEL BSTYIEZNEEY ecLTN:gFAiius Johnson, and the accompanist, Karen Armel, they sing to another Qo,,e,po,,dg,,9 L,b,,,,,,,,, Chaplain wonderful year for Robert E. Lee. Secretary SENIOR CHORUS -.fewest FV' First Row Lett to Right Mrllncent Carver Anyse Henry Frances Burkhalter Dolores Owens Carol Futch Tommy Belosarna Bill Garret Rnon Corse well Richard Douglas Andy Manson Sondra Howard Name Roberts Betty Bentley Gwen Dempsey Second Row Lett to Right Judie Lipscomb Eunice Neal Beverly McGahee Sonia Lovli Judy Durrance Connie Birdsoll Dorothy Dixon Cynthia Plew Norman Taylor Jack Harris Jimmy Porter Bob Meredith Elaine Brooks Karen Olson Pat Anderson Third Row Lett to Right Lynn Jams Peggy O Connor Nedra Fish Linda Manus Carolyn Cannes Wylene Montgomery Charles Dorman David Andrade Tommy Pender Eddie Walker Billy Perdue Sandra Windham Janis Den nord Barbara Brown JoAnn Jordan Brenda Green Fourth Row Lett to Right Judy Fullerton Vicki Markland Sandra Varnadoe Marcia Brim hall Audrey Jones Tammy Fletcher Bill Merwin John Nasir John Leland David Lawrence Joe Dan Crews Beryl Rogers Billy Wilson Patsy Wilson Melinda Smith Judy Spears Mary Ann Wood Suzanne Hayes Nat Pictured George Lunsford Wayne Kanning Ed Brand Richard Brad berry Sherry Edentleld Carol Wilson Lynette Durden Bonnie Beyer Marlon Hull and Karen Armel 1 . ,wx Q - I m... --f nf' 'T -..-1 4--foL..1 fun. .wr r. v' . 4 I I . 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I 1 U I 1 J I I 1 1 I I 1 1 ' V I I 1 I ' nlri GIRLS GLEE CLUB ROSTER Judy Abernathy Norma Allen Nora Araneo Barbara Ballou Sylvta Barlow Betty Beltlower Martha Belflower Duane Bethea Beverly Bmkley lrls Boree Clara Braden Connne Brand Betty Camp Dorothy Carter Jamce Coker Lynda Cratg Melba Crews Darlene Crutcher Marsha Cummmgs Patsy Dickson Leah Dtscher Vlctorua Drozak Irma English Ltlah Farah Judy Fueld Geraldtne Ftscher Leah Ftveash Jean Fussell Margaret Garrett Annette Gottlteb Brenda Green Wanda Grlffts Nancy Grumes Vlrgtnta Hall Anna Hardwuck Suzanne Harrls Susan Herrtn Carol Holbrook Sandy Horn Patty Houck Annella Hubbard Linda Hughes Lorene James Mathulde Jtbb Darlene Jones Francts Jordon Sondra Klcklnghter Barbara Kmsey Glorua Knrksey Nancy Lanter Francns Lee Gertrude Lee Mary Lught Allssa Lowe Brenda Lush Jennte Mtzelle Peggy Mock Judy Modllng Pat Morrlson Jeannette McRae Tonnette Napoll Marlene Nazworth Mary OBrten Ltnda Owens Stella Palmes Mono Parktn Dru Parry Nedra Payne Ruthte Puva Carol Posey Kathleen Raulersan Peggy Rawles Francns Roberts Darlene Robunson Evelyn Rudd Chnsttne Souls Clydua Schromm Mary Lou Seage Wtlda Sheppherd Fatth Smith Madelon Sweat Marcua Sweat Donna Taft Barbara Tatum Anne Thomas Emma Jean Thomas Barbara Toffoluo Sharon Trump Llnda Tubnsvtlle Elste Wallace Betty Walsnngham Mary Ellen Wandlmg Nancy Weldon Cannue Wright Sandy Younan BOYS CHORUS F st Row Left to Rt ht I Evans Jlm Baker Hoyte Drtggers Ruchard Carlson Jerry Cam Mr Johnson Second Row Left Rtght Marvtn Gunnels Ronnue Carroll Jnm Castello Wayne Hlttel Davtd Whnte Not Shown Bob Johnson Bob McOltly Bull Cat rette Rtp Ward Dalton Bray Fred Abbott Randy Falltn Buddy Daty Frank Wheatly Winston Boylston Lamont Loveland I 1 it 1 , , , ' ' ' A '.V -' LA ' , 4 U l. . , I ' U I ,f'- -f 4s'.,iV. 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W ' l Director Mlss Joan lst vlolln Penny Jones Llnda Jordan Larry Harwm Ann Gnlllland 2nd vlolln Houck viola Joan Tanner cello Florence Covington prmclpal Hubert Braddock Charleen Bell Lnlluan Cellar pruncnpal Penny Gllberstadt boss Judy Afwdfef Arthur BQff Armond Twnner Steve Shaw flute Susan Nelson oboe Bonnne Jean Hoy clannet Sue Snmonls Don Lohman trumpet Lee Arthur Ralph Epperson trombone Joe Da n Crews french horn Bob Setzer Bull Brustow percussion Bob Valdes Davld Johnson John Joos plana Karen Armel Conceflmasfel' Julie gm,-ping Judy Carlton Beryl Rogers First Row Left to Right Jane Carey Judy Hought Grace Drescher Judy Lnpscomb Dons Ellenburg Joyce Jones Judy Wlggms Cheryl Ann Clayton Jayne Haynes Mussy White Second Row Left to Rlght Susue Nelson Beverly Buzhardt Monica Conrad Marsha Cox Barbara Day Betty Bentley Barbara VonZant Sara Crowder Jean Gillette Kay Thomas Thnrd Row Left to Right Armond Turner Bobby Wolf Howard Hanger Robert Avant Steve Bunch Gary Wright Jerry Thornton LEAH BILLS Treasurer MAXINE HUNTER Secretary NEELY PAUL Vnce Presrdent 3 JIM CALHOUN Presndent Fleur de Lns, organized for the purpose of lmprovmg the grounds, ss sponsored by Mrs Kitty Brockett Thus year s Plantnng Da one sn which all rooms donated either money or plants was a grand success Our school IS more attractlve thanks to this club CINDA COURTNEY Chaplain DARYL BETHEA Sergeant at Arms . 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C A - -x . .- - - Y, ' DeMolay offers young men between the ages of fourteen and twenty exclusnvely worthwhile oc W cupatlon, lastung frlendshnps and a program designed to develop and further those qualutues ,ff charactenstlc of the outstandmg leaders un our tame Sponsored by the Masons thus frater N nal organuzatuon provzdes partues for nts members as well ,Z fc ELLIS NEDER Master Counculor 3 5 RICHARD ABOUD Senior Counculor , Mfr BOBBY COSGROVE by X Junior Councnlor x ,W g.::3.0.,G.. :QW ' PEGGLGHCCFKETT ,gl ff' Y fx v4 HV! ..'f,4- Qs, 01 i w ww wrmsxqg 4 4-4 QR ,..4 ,qv K. 1 2,4 T Yaiiilvm Furst Raw Left to Rlght Phlllp lnglus Chuck Oberdorfer Peggy Hackett Norman Taylor Grashm Marsh Second Row Left to Rnght Jummy Yarborough Ken Seemed Richard Aboud Bobby Cosgrove R W Javuns Harry Hazen Thnrd Row Left to Rnght Wayne Soud Bully Pardue Rron Carswell Lewis Gunter Tommy Fletcher Dale Knrkham Charles Joseph I . 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I- : - - A 15 X en -if ,K Y ,Q ' W V Q. .-,. x 8 N , ip I if rthy Associate Advisor First Row Left to Right Pat Delany Loretta Gay Edith Menlze Susan Wright Pat Lowrre Suzanne Haynes Kay Rrdout Mary Witherspoon Terr Buz hardt Beverly Buzhardt Barbara Benlamrn Wylene Montgomery Sherry Shores Sandra Lee Dolores Lord Doris Vertner Dolores Vertner Carolyn Kirk land Bonnie Mason Barbara Davis Judy Jones Second Row Left to Right Marilyn Ashley Carolyn Ashley Nancy Morris Virginia Falgout Patricia Sul lnvan Sandra Windham Dianne Roberts Elame Perry Linda Parnell Patsy Barton Teddle Hasle Sue Rawls Betty Davis Barbara Kelly Lana Barrett Paula Wavo Joyce Anderson Duane McRae Shirley Rogers Katherleen Raulerson Marsha Olrve Christine Simmons Roberta Bittner Third Row Left to Right Katherine Van Norren Sue Crowder Linda Sutton Ada Pruitt Marne Denny Anne Clemons Martha Terrell Linda Weusenfleld Lynn Shuler Gall Wlllrams Nedra Fish Lynda Craig Judy Strmson Betty McGlothlrn Sandy Blackburn Mary Lee Lindsay Joan Boulware Betty Veal Lynn Branson Fourth Row Left to Right Janice Dennard Palsy Dickson Barbara Brown Myrtle Tucker Lucy Decures Clarlce Ivey Framca Nelson Sharon Knowles Sharon Jordan Gloria Boddie Kay Haure Madelalne Mackoul Margaret Fenters Harriet Brown Carol Meclewskr Kay Harlan Dora Ann Kemp Mary Jo Browning Sharon Robmson Fifth Row Left to Right Anyse Henry Sandra Varnedoe Bobble Jean Adams Patty Squires Jeanette Joyce Margaret Poppell Laura are A JTQQL 'X uf SUZANNE HAYNES -fr' 'D' DELORES LORD Charity Faith PAT LOWRIE KAY RIDOUT ADA PRUITT d BEVERLY BUZHARDT Past Worthy A visor Worthy Advisor Past Worthy Advisor DIANNE ROBERTS The Order of the Rainbow for Girls IS an International organization for teen age gurls sponsored by the Masons and the Eastern Star The purpose of the Rainbow Girls IS to lead a young woman along the Christian path She engoys workmg with others while making lasting friendships In various achvlhes . 'V l 5' L . NWI' L ' A Q , , 9 , 1 I G M . y . I , V I is I I . T I I - . I . I I I I . I l I I ' I I I I I I I I I ' I I I ' 1 . Y' . I I I I ' I I I . I . I I I I I I I , , 1 , . , , - , W I I I I I . I I I I I I I I I . I I I I I ' I T I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I I I I I ' . I . i I I ' I I I I Harris, Jo Ann Brewer, Diane Fairbrother, Patsy Rhodes, Sue Bates, Linda Lightfoot, Kay Bates, Leslie Haley, Sandra Milky, Betty Hopkins, Evelyn Smullayn. ,I ,. 0 I , 6 rg- . K ' 'l mt,-f:,nn E - ,gif A M y , .I A ' Past Worthy Advisor bs K' 17 Little Women, a teenage group of the Riverside Woman's Club, meets once a month. Various programs, service proi- ects, and socials are planned around the mxzsi. NARBY NANCY TURKNETT ROBIN nuooes HELEN NlxoN theme for the year, Hitch Your Wagon President Vice President 2nd Vice President 4th Vice President to Q Shir . In April the mon of the M. C. ELMORE BETH ANN LeGATE PATSY PITMAN Secretary-Treasurer Corresponding Chaplain Secretary First Row Lett to Right Hazel Harby Nancy Turknett Robin Rhodes Helen Nixon M C Elmore Beth Ann LeGote Patsy Ptttman Mary Kay Cowart Mandy Harby Second Row Left to Right Betty Gardner Beth Walker Dottte Overton Nelson Htlty Barbara Monson Margaret Wind ham Connre Sharp Carol Posey Annella Hubbard Dorothy Coulter Billie Kirby Donna Saka Ann Shaver Peggy Hackett Third Row Lett to Right Linda Marsh Mary Ellen Thebaut Joyce Akers Kaye Johnson Charlotte Moore Pam Ulmer Gall Cowart Susan Swinford Roberto Bittner Judy Calfee Judy Altwater Charlene Hoolthan Karen McMillan Murray Ann Wtnney Fourth Row left to Right Jean Cox Barbara Sue Gibbs Kathy Koren Barbara Benpamtn Linda Langston Susan Cartthers Ltnda Rogers Gail Ramage Shirley Parker Andrea Anderson Carol Ann Luck Margaret Cuppett Karen Olsen Sukre Sharrock Lucinda Credle Ginger Johnston Fifth Row Left to Rtght Sandra Sherman Penny Lockett Nancy Dally Caryl Smith Atlme Deartng Mary Lloyd Coleman Betty Stanly Leah Bills Louise Glttrngs Nancy Haddock Carol Peters Dorothy Dixon Audrey Jones Patsy Rhodes Janice Crawley Bunnre Worsham l . I 'i I I . 1 V r - ' I 1 ' I I ' I T I 1 I I I D ' I . I I 1 I I A h r I I - I , l 'i U I I I I I I I I . I I , 1 I I I 4 f I ' l 1 l 1 r I ' I I I I I U I 1 1 1 I . 1 L 1 - . I . 'T I 1 I I I 1 I I 1 . J I I 1 I 1 W year is presented. The year is ended by a luncheon honoring the mothers and newly elected officers. The biggest proiect this year is sending a child to the speech correction camp in Gainesville this summer. s-Z i .awe I I , '31,- .W , - ,A ,Q-- MARY KAYE COWART Finance MANDY HARBY Publicity LITTLE WOMEN COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN First Row, Left to Right-Cinda Courtney, Tele- phone: Meta Bond, Hospitality. Second Row, Lett to Right-Sue Mullis, Refreshmentsp Neely Paul, Dance Ticketsp Janie Haynes, Scrapbook. First Row Lett to Right Jayne Haynes Neely Paul Ann Davis Sue Mullis Meta Bond Cinda Courtney Second Row Lett to Right Linda Mc Lucas Lynn Walker Polly Ann Stephens Elizabeth Clark Claudette Montgomery Sandra Kicklighter Mary Ann Thurmond Pat Walker Judi Wiggins Charlotte Paper Barbara Nagel Joyce Miller Third Raw Lett to Right Betty Mayo Priscilla Porter Carol Tucker Nancy Wernett Cheryl Ann Clayton Flo Adams Molly Fennell Mary Jane Slaughter Carole West Jean Gillette Barbara Overton Virginia Caruso Linda Bowman Fourth Row Lett to Right Ann Slappey Debbie Watt Monett Powers Claudia Johnson Judy Wells Tuckie Christy Peggy Croom Sandy Sam mons Janet Sharrock Missy White Patty Houck Diane Rauley Fifth Row Lett to Right Jane Muller Nancy Anthony Ginny Kay Fortson Bonnie Patterson Susan Williams Judy Brown Susie Nelson Judy Haught Maxine Hunter lva Larsan Lynn Pullen Barbara Davis Paula Wavro Karen Kelley Linda Wade George Ann Palmer l . ' I i T I 1 I I 1 I I U - I i i ' I I I I I I I I I I ' . r I I . ' I I I l I . . I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I - I A I I I I I I r ' I I I ' I I I I ' I I l i- I I I I I ' ' I I i I I . I I I I I ll ns the purpose of the D C T Club to enable every boy and gurl to have the op porlunlfy lo discover and develop to the fullest lhelr Interests, lalenf aplnludes and abnlutues whsch wnll enable them to become more valuable cmzens wnth a sahsfynng feeling of confidence and vocational security Thus arm ns reached by securmg posmons for the D C T members nn which they have on the lob fralnmg before graduahon, betier preparing them for earmng a llvlng after school Dm! ' LN an 1 S' CN 7' W-sv 'iv 4 9. .S W Furs? Row Leff lo Rnghl Pat Paresu Pal Johnson Marne Denney Caren Mathseson Judy Pnz Barbara Parks Bonula Bentley Kalharnne Wndner Second Row Left to Rnghl Gwen McGraw Wanda Knugh! Vlrgnnna Strom Kay Henderson Sonia Lyre Pal Weeks Connne Eunuce Sandra Ezell Anne Tyre Thnrd Row lell lo Right Sandre Wlflll KEY HONISOH Dldfle Bacon Eugene Aushn Lnndell Moneyeran Ray Bnunrs Frank Slordenmlre Archue Cruvcher Mr Phnlllps Not In pvclure Dans Spullars Q I I I I I , ru . 4 Ah l 4 fl 1-My r. w. Y F4 NN., 4 ' W 1 - Q 2 I il , L ' I l l 'M . l , gs ' . -'RQ' v ,fa . ' A - Y - ' A J, K :N .- 052 I hx-A Q 7 l 3 fl rp., ,.y 4 l y . ,lf - iq x N af V , , , in X A, - Nd 1 ' l l l P K 1 1' - .. 7 sh r Q l , Ax lu M 6 ' , X ..'. ' N A Q hal - A 3 Y X f . . f , if C P y wt A -X X C C l l V I Furs! Row Left to Rrghl Sharon Hall lrnda Parnell Barbara Kresge Duane Sleves Carolyn Roberts Gerrle Mackoul Judy Durronce Judy Auguslal Palsy Avmger Second Row Lefl to Rnghl Rrla Bacon Marram McQuage Elrzabeth Anderson Barbara Sue Gibbs Barbara Jansen Wrlson Robin son Jam Cooper Steve Largess Par Abbott Thrrd Row Left Ia Rrghr Andy Shaw John Leland Bull Brrstow Gary Rosenberger Davnd Edwards Jnmmy Baker Rrchse Sapp Don Meadows 30 N IOQ ab CD-O5 The lee Chapter of the Amen can Junior Red Cross, composed of representahves from each home room, parhcnpafes ID local national, and rnternahonal servrces Also achve In the country wade councrl, Lee contrrbuted greatly to the annual Enrollment Druve l I I i 1 . I I I r r I 1 I - I V - A 1 l 1 l 1 l I 1 l I I I I ' I r A I 1 D I 1 I . f . I , - '. -. 33,5 px. ,g T ,. r . . 'W .I nf - . N x sg. w' - s..0 . ll 4, , . ' P ' ,, . , - gan sw is l J. '- l V' ng tg - . - ' - ri x -Q -' , , 'G I Q S .S Y l 'J . 5 i xx V 'N , S . I ,' I ,Q R ' . S 4 ik X N . .... ' ' ' ' . . T es fe ' .Q 5 .tx , ,. ls - . - . fm-rf 3 jf , ' ' , l A , R . 5 ' Q N A f'X-- N ' ' . A X ' . ' . ' l' R , V ., M ,.. we ,! ., s X s. J J .J C . l ,- ,- ' R U - ' ts' ' . Q 'alll 'Q 'J N I ll -s--- S - ' 5. V Uilllflll A . ' ' I 'N nib, ' N A S , 117' . - '. . r C ' ' l ' H .tt-F' fs-' . V f Q 4 ' Y - 5 , R LM 3 I i I 5 lf N N . i . I 4 . X 3. A .Y A . - V s S ' ' , . - ' 4' M Q 0 ' l I X ff c . . , N , , 1' Furst Row Left to Rnght Norman Abraham Buddy Hardun Johnny Bull Mnke Carter Eddue Gulbert Second Row L to Right v Bryson Mary Ann Thurmond Carol Blume Wmrfred Wllllams Karen Enger Blllue Kurby Llnda Hazourl Thnrd Row Left to Rught Jane Muller Pat Waldrop Jan Watklns Peggy Hackett Caryl Smuth Gayle Zorn Jamce Crawley Judy Ayoub Vxrguma Caruso Anyse Henry Mass Horne Fourth Row Left to Rlght Ray Vanlandmgham Gary Fetters Charles Korn Peake Dana Charles Joseph John Saunders Jerry Gandy Terry Muller V.. 3 3 41 5 Fnrst Row Lett to Rnght Mass Hall Dora Kemp, Lnnda Parnell Pat Clark Beverly Buzhardt Naam: Roberts, Lunda Duelter, Judy Adams Anne DeHotf Second Row left to Rnght Elnzabeth Clark Ruta Masters Lunda Rogers Pot Sulluvan Suzanne Rucker Cricket Crane Debbne Watt Lando Bushop, Pat Skunner Thurd Row Left to Rlght Mrs Bracket! Norma Allan Vesta Hammond Ramona Lenahan Nancy McM1IIan Suzanne Sharrock, Sora Crowder, Nancy Dolly Vs, Furst Row Left to Rnght Madelvne Makoul Martha Edrson Charlotte Paper Carol Tucker Mary lloyd Coleman Shsrley Rogers Penny Lockett Judy Fullerton Vurglma McQuerry Second Row Left to Right Monlca Conrad Sandra Sherman Lunda Bowman Mrs Cone Mrs Mary Runyan Nancy LaRosa Mary Bennett Sylvla Steen Jane Turnage i 2 2. M -1 .Fil 1 N Furst Row Lett to Rnght Nuck Elknns Barbara Nagel Barbara Day Beverly Tovey Nora Araneo Second Row Left to Rlght Mr Kurk ham Steve Johnson Sandra Wnndham Dale Goedert Wayne Eagerton Mr John Prom V, S x at -Y .C 5 Q if , I , , 5 I' ' A , .. ' I ' ILS., 3:--Y R '- W. .N yf . -xg. - 4 ,-1 N I. . - ' U . Lk ' ' fy 4 k, X , a,--v-is s ' . I A A--Z . ,,, 1' fr 2 lf -fi! I v . ,W f, ., ,, 4 Y 5 I at f, 'P' . I . Q' . I . I I I I I ' I I I I I i- ' I I r I I - , , I , - e M we 1 ,V J , ,, ., , J, s Q , ,, 'II v. ' V . I I - , f , lb Y , C, E' ' . A I. . . ., I A 5 l ht . ' X , I . is I or A ' As , yr! 3 'G , , xg 6 I . , ' -1 I ,. fx 1 x I , I 'Nh' ' I , ,f I I 1- ' 1 I I I ' I I l ' I - , . , , , - - it Z -.A Q If au, ,fa- DAD'S CLUB OFFICERS Furs! Row Left to Right Mr O O McCollum Mr Bnrdsnll Mr Roberv Jackson Second Row Left to Right Mr Klrkhcm Mr Chcmbluss fwf -lllllll? vu 'Q an Q ' Q7 74 1 R li Q Left to Right-Mrs. Ellis, lst vice president, Mrs. Grimes, treasurer, Mrs. Kelley, co-president, Mrs, Cowort, recording secretary, Mrs. Thurmond, 4th vice president, Mrs. Miller, 3rd vice president, Mrs. Loham, 5th vice president, Mrs. Ward, historian, Mrs. Johnston, 6th vice president, Mrs. McCollum, parliamentarian, Mrs. Gardner, corresponding secretary, Mrs. Bittner, 3rd vice president, co-chairman. '? - '- 1 up sq c, First Row Left to Right Mrs Lohman Mrs Gardner Mrs McCollum Mrs Ward Mrs Johnston Mrs Ellis Mrs Grimes Mrs Kelley Mrs Cowort Mrs Thurmond Mrs Miller Mrs Bittner Second Row Left to Right Mrs Slaughter Mrs Rldout Mrs Coleman Mrs Nixon Mrs Mullls Mrs Graessle Mrs Knowles Mrs Story Mrs Kelbaugh Mrs Worsham Mrs Newsome Mrs Haddock Mrs Cone 4, ,. N 'V M , 5 , .. , -. -J ' 1 . . li: - A -. N B . , K , . H fn . Q, ' ' -- .J . f - ' 1 - 'i f ff ' x 1 I 1 1 f . I ,ff ,r IVV! Vw' .-'54 . '11 0 . M ' . ' -. ' we .:+ . , -- . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . 1 , , . , . . , - . , . 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . , . , . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 - PUBLICITY COMMITTEE SCHOOL SPIRIT COMMITTEE DEVOTIONAL COMMITTEE STORE COMMITTEE STUDENT COUNCIL Once more the school year draws to a close and the obert E Lee Student Councrl looks back as do other organ: zatrons at the past years accomplrshments The year began for the Councll as It took charge of the two orrentatton days tor the rncomrng sophomores As football season rolled by the Student Councrl sponsored a bus to the Lee Boone game n Orlando and presrded over the pep rallres In addttron tte Student Councrl has sponsored the annual Thanksgrvtng Game Dance the Mrss Lee Hugh Contest the Most Repre suntctrve Teenarers Contest held two busrness meettngs several safety meetungs presented the devotronals over the publuc address system durrng Thanksgrvrng Chrrstmas and Easter and sent representattves to the Juvenrle Jury Otflcers ot tt-e Councrl have attended Conventrons ot the Southern Assactatron of Student Councrls the Floruda Assocrotaon ot Student Counculs and the Natronal Assocratuon of Student auncnls e one ntrnual rogect o u cr e ool store run by the otlrcers and students at Lee S r wO xers were treated to a banquet by the Councrl In addr ton to Its many duttes at Lee the Student Coungrl of R0 ert E Lee Hugh School has served as Secretary Treasurer of the I958 T959 Duval County Assocratron for Student Cauncrls , I 3 3' i 5 , X i k ,, X t I S I ' . X I 7. .1 I V s S 7 ffiqf 5 it ,IFEX q i . , I .. N . J ' . . V 3 4.v, . . ,. ,. C . Th co p ' f the Co n 'I is th 4 sch ' . toe N' a ' ' , b Lf V, W X! v wr llllli SOCIAL COMMITTEE ELECTION COMMITTEE STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES ..--- ' 'fs-ll -L Fnrst Row Left to Rtght Mary Edwards, Janne Spear, Ann Shaver, Dottie Overton, Karen Glcalone, Pat Cox, Sue Rawls, Ethel Lee, George, Sharon Culman Susan Nelson Second Row, Lett to Right Gerle Mackoul, Mary Kay Cowart, Janet Sharrock Llnda Langston, Susan Slaughter, Mary Jean Gunn Barbara Jansen, Sandra Haddad Brenda Carroll, Vuvlan McCoIlough, Renue Chambllss Thlrd Row, Lett to Right Ginger Johnston, Modelanne Mackoul, Ceclle Thebaut, Evelyn Smulyan, Sandy McCall, Pat Houser, Shurley Vasen, Davnd Edwards, Judy Watt Fourth Row, Left to Rxght Andy Shaw, Don Meadows, Gary Rosenberger, Jnmmy Baker, Rnchue Sapp Wulson Robnnson John Leland Charles Smnth 4' I za! I LR E I f '- 1 '- ----'-ma. -. 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'f' 3'l7'cw,fL' 2.18. . , First Row Lefl to Right-Marvin Truluck Charles Cone Jimmy Sullivan Bill Gillespie Charles Dorman, Fred Abbot Dallon Bray, Harold Millon Monty Crook, Paul Crook Melvin Beasley Douglas Moore Bob Cowles, Gus Stalhis Charles Joseph, Hank Haynes. e ond Row Left lo Righl-Tommy McCoughlin Dave While Jimmy Teslon Larry Whillinglon, Bobby Johnson, Jimmy Secwufd Joe TYLE' Hon rimoser Chris Morris Steve Coley Ronnie Frazee Douglas Brooks Ronnie Carroll Guy Seago, Wayne Hillell Clark Flynn 5ldneY Cleve on Ken Kelley Ird Row Left lo Right Coach Dingman John Gay John Gardner Jim Will Bobby Cosgrove Buddy Hardin Jim Baskerville Bobby Socls IE Garvey Vaden Bessenl Mike Corler Dale Kirkham Alex Dean Howard Bell Freddie Miller Jimmy Sylvesler Tony Scho er Phi up Sasnell 1959 VARSITY SCH EDU LE ee Opp Harold Milton Caplann Boone Gainesville Miami Sr T, Miami Edison Coral Gables Lakeland Landon Paxon Jackson Cenlral ,s f 4-4' Dalton Bray Co Captain I ,ff + V s I3 'Tf IM' II 4 9 iI 'R S c , I I I , , li B i , , I I I I I , I d. Th' ,i - - - I I I - - I I ' , ' ' , . M'k , I ' I ' I I I ' ' , ' , d , 'll' I A ' i L . duPonl 20 7 26 7 ' ' 6 7 fi ' ' . O O 'gf ' ' ' 0 l8 L' I4 24 ' 27 2 i 13 7 l3 6 E, l7 6 , 7 2l xlib of VJ -is September I9 saw the begnnnmg of Lee Hrgh s football festrvutnes for the year The Generafs rolled out rn fnne style slaying the duPont Dragon wnth a score of 20 to 7 The followmg week Coach Dmgman s boys traveled to Orlando where they easuly scored a 26 to 7 vrctory over Boone Fleet footed halfback Wayne Hlttell led the team carrylng the ball a total of 189 yards Schoder Flynn and Hardm sparked their teammates with three touchdowns Gamesvllle edged Lee In her next game wlth an upset victory 7 to 6 Buddy Hardm and Bobby Johnson ran some spectacular plays for the General s touchdown Mlaml Senior Hugh a state powerhouse followed on the Generals schedule Splrlts were reachlng a low ebb as the team rolled to ward the Orange Bowl but the boys ll and battled to a scoreless tue The Blue and Gray formed an pregnable wall corner stoned by 215 pound tackle Dalton Bray and stopped the Mlamu offensive , . , I g ' 4.-J .. 'Ha in Freddy Muller Quarterback .L I .QM M 5 ,. ll! s. .T ww--'1-f. or ,, af -'A .T ff T ff t ls s as-wr elf' sf fe -aff-f - f+flwef+ 7 A, A , , . - , K 4 . w ' . . J' - r - F 'p '5, , xml ll ' . -v : sl . J .. ' ' ' . ' , A - 'yxff at 1' Vaden Bessent, Quarterback- Bob -. ' Cowles, End: Charles Dorman, N Xa Centerg Bill Gillespie, Center. ' :MP f? 5.14 BUDDY HARDIN CHARLES JOSEPH JIMMY SEAWARD Guard Quarterback JIM BASKERVILLE n JOHN GARDNER Rrgm Hqlrbcfk or gffg Q - lA.l4,,,gp :Qian ARRY WHITTINGTON Fullback MONTY CROOK E I Guard HANK BRIETMOSER Left Halfback Lefi Halfback A ff raps, My cf' fl PQ !q'3 ?1 we 'A-.Eff 'cL' . at 'lx pw 1 Trigg 'W 'YV1 , , if! t 'U str If 'uf' -ww 4 we fa X.,- -www. 4 J fh a -, 14- W -' . W-iG'fi:-frm,-.f 'W Q 4452 ra- ,Lin 'W' 74451 DALE KIRKHAM PAUL CROOK Quarterback Tackle AL. ' 1 1 S QV 1 , fi' A - f , ,I 9 4 . 54, if 34 ,f 4' fs -,Q ' f ,V :f ! i? 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JL T- V, V 'Vik' 3 A ax, ' Y if ...ps V v , W h . x'l: '.n:,m2i.QL2 V5-F 7311? 2 .- W A 5 ' ,L 4. 2, X If ,Q - f'T,,Q a 3 v -, . mf- Y Ag - .-1 aw - 1 K N ' f A 'K 'H' 'fm' '-'if-35 L .,If 5'- .1 Q, N. f. . . ....,gN. M' Ai' 'vriV ,'1' ' I. .J-r I I .: 5- . - Q 4 f A . l ,, , r w 'f:f 22,1 - f ,. A ' V 'I ' V ' - nj 1 'f N f' ' .f Q-4' V 11411, 4 , v',.' '-W ' B ',. J so J. 2 l B'iin-me MIKE CARTER nagm Hommk WAYNE HITTELL Left Halfback RONNIE FRAZEE Fullback GUS STATHIS Fullback JIMMY TESTON Lett Halfback The Generals lost their next two games, but her fans need never hang their heads in shame. The Lee Eleven fought nobly and well. Jimmy Seoward and Harold Milton gave Miami Edison some tense moments with their spectacular pass plays, while John Gardner ran rampant through her line. The Lakeland Dreadnaughts suffered their sixth straight defeat when they collided with the Generals October 30. The Lee Eleven pulled to an early lead with a touchdown by Larry Whittington. Buddy Hardin sparked the team, scoring an extra point and two touchdowns. Lee fans saw a spirited team take the field November 7 for the an- nual clash with Landon. lf Landon entertained any idea of victory, it was soon crushed by the hard hitting Generals The final gun sounded announcing the score lee I3 Landon 7 The following week saw the Generals romp over the outclassed Paxon Eagles to the tune of I3 to 6 Lee s Blue and Gray were then in prime position for City Championship with Jackson the only remain mg obstacle Finally the big day arrived The Generals met the Jackson Tigers on Thanksgiving day and took a l7 to 6 victory Our massive line led by Milton Bray Abbot Gay and Crook along with the fast tricky backfield of Gardner, Johnson Carter, and Tyler proved too much for our cross town neighbors This victory won for Lee the City Champion ship and an Invitation to meet Central High Ih the annual Memnack game Chattanooga Central tripped the Lee Generals ln their last game of the season The Generals fought hard but the undefeated Central team proved too powerful Robert E Lee may well be proud of her Generals this season Other teams may have been more skillful but none has ever been more spirited or more determined QS nfs.. ir 'oi' '50 74. HQ JIMMY SYLVESTER n FRED ABBOTT Tackle Pfwywwsaf Q-'rf' CHRIS MORRIS BOBBY JOHNSON AlEX DEAN Center Rughi Holfbcck Guard I IH BOBBY COSGROVE nd JOHN GAY n mm! Marx -V24 TONY SCHODER RONNIE I1 CARROLL STEVE COLEY n Guard I. 55,-'Q , I 1. , . L . .,,' ' . , - I, 'A 3' ggi. . ' . ,V ' f- , IKQ-Kx' 5,713 I - m - , V X, ,J A , . , Af -,rj A ' A 1 .. ,- 0622 3. , 9. E d -I E- E B ff., ax Mi' ' sgfwif' y A' M' A . --Q ' . I , .....,,, 5- i in My K . , A 5 I ' ' K . , f 4 'VL H X . K, v W , wi , . ' ffm- -1,16 I ' ' , 4- . ,. , M 1'-7 I ' - , -M' 94- 4' 'A , M, ., ' ., .. A. f 4 f , ' ' N , ' , A , 1 f 'f--f f Q .M-,,,'n',4 ' ' . V' . Q,-Q W' ' ' ' '- Y I ' ' I :vV:A .'., . . D 'tj , ' W - ,, f Ymlz - -7 K E ft E d 1 :fy K. V , , I 1 . E d E d - Q, 3, N -.9 1- ' ' A ? ' 5: K-1 ' ' 1 ' 'I I ,..1..1. , My , raw . ' ' W' I ' - . f ' .av I I I-f , I I +45 59 MELVIN BEASLEY Guard DOUGLAS MOORE MIKE GARVEY DAVE WHITE Guard Guard Fullback DOUGLAS BROOKS Fullbock wi! a riff JOE TYLER Rnght Halfback CHARLES CONE Tackle ?i.,Q-Wx It ww ff XFW f' M, JAMES SULLIVAN Tackle wp 'Gln I' is ll mst MARVIN TRULUCK Lefi Halfbcck if GUY SEAGO Left Halfback gs gr 'E N534 859448 Furs? Row Left lo Right Frank Daugherty John Gray Buddy Hardin Ronnue Jones Bryan Jacobs Second Row Left to Rughl Tony Schader Jummy Seaward Mac Crenshaw Craig Gull Harold Mnllon Perry Lewis Coach Nelson Vnnal PERRY LEWIS Caplann 1959 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DuP0nl Kenny Jackson Lakeland Boone Ednson Mlamn Jackson Jackson Flelcher Paxon Landon Kenny Englewood Paxon Lakeland Edgewaler Coral Gables Sensor Flelcher Englewood Landon Kenny DuPonl Jackson Landon Jackson ee 63 OPP COACH NELSON VINAL MAC CIENSHAW JOHN GRAY BUDDY HARDIN The Robert E Lee Basketball Team captalned by Perry Lewls flnlshed the season with an Impressive 18 wln 8 loss season Excntlng play characterized the tlon The 1958 59 season was brought to a spectacular tumsh as Lee frmshed runner up In the group 2AA State Tourna ment JIMMY SEAWARD P I CRAIG GILL RONNIE JONES l l lx .I . . Generals' skill and undaunted determina- Q ji l l FRANK DAUGHERTY BRYAN JACOBS We-wctef Front Row Left Vo Rlghl Larry Mathews Carl Hurst John Sloddard Jam Osburn Bucky Fry Co Captain Harry Bobbul Bock Row Left Yo Rnghl Mgr Eddie Lewns Ed Johnson Co Caplaln Lance Lamer Corky Rogers Wu son Robunson Brodernck Coach Allen Harrell Not Plclured Tommy Newman Raymond Newsom .X TONY SCHODER HAROLD MILTON -My in t M, ' x 5 IE E4 31 A . 21 T ' I , D- -' ,L U 2, f 4, , 'I ' , Bill ' S' 5 ' ' - l na . - I ' 4 - . 14g ll .K 5, ,ii , R . JACKIE McMlLI.AN ROBIN RHODES BILLIE KIRBY HELEN NIXON PEGGY HACKETT Head Cheerleader Furs! Row Leif to Rughl Nell Hallenbeck Gerry Mockoul Peggy Hucketl Bnllle Kirby Second Row Left lo Right Helen Nuxon Jockle McMillan Pol Clark Marlon Barnet! Rohm Rhodes MARIAN BARNETT PAT CLARK NELL HOLLENBECK GERRY MACKOUL l I i 1 I 1 - 1 '- 1 1 , , . W YNW CHARLES DORMAN sv- JIM BASKERVILLE left Oo Rnghl Hank Haynes Ken Kelley Lance lunuer Buddy Doty Harry Hazen Earl Crosby Ronme Frazne Tommy McCollum John Steed Jerry Hnghiower Robert Pease John Gardner EARL CROSBY HARRY HAZEN MIKE RUSHING 1 W 1 . I A b V V I I. DUNCAN Nswmx 4 ,' xxx i f I' 1 left Io Rxghi Edward Gllberl Coach Bob Wullnoms John Gordner Arnold Slot? le!! Io Rnght Jam Nnxdorf Charles Siory Ronnle Hendricks Edward Johnson Make Rushung Jerry Hvghlower Jam Osborne John Gardner Eddie Gilbert Buddy Hcrdm HARVEY SPRINGER BUDDY DOTY GARY SCOTT EDDIE GILBERT JIM BASKERVILLE ROBIN RITTGERS I 'n I Kbe R 0 1 , rw' 4 ll ll Ill Ill idpu in 'Q g, Leaf W Flrst Row Left to Rught larry Mathews Wendell Davus Brlan Wakelyn Tommy Palmer Tommy Newman Tommy Pennywntt Second Row Left to Rnght Kemp Cooper John Stoddard Bob Schroder Bucky Fry Bob Cosgrove Jlm Osburn Thlrd Row left to Rlght Charles Story E J Johnson Pete Kudd lrvm Ray Bob Cowles Coach Allen Harrell Fmt Row, Lett to Rlght Gene Sewell, Monty Crook, Bully Rose Second Row Left to Rnght Jimmy Terrell Mac Crenshaw lv' Fmt Row, Lett to Rught Joe Tyler Bob lamblng Second Row, Lett to Rught Ray Thomas, Mncky Edwards K Furs! Row, Lett to Rnght Wayne Hultell, Glenn Bonderant Second Row Lett to Rlght Wayne Grandy Rnchard Long Marshall Byrd f ' -'j --- t --- U 3- use I ' 'i '52 5 Ai ' A j Q. . ., . .. ,fa ,E 4 , - -. .- .. Q Q: of ' ' e LX . gf , T X .- IJ 7 .ff Vl T tl . , W f xr L-, ,. . 4 y Q, L, 'V A NL- K !.x A X5 - W GA T ? 'lrl'!-:!a Y 'Y . I S V 1 5 - Y , ' g Q 2 ' - 4 Li ll 4 I C J 'N N 1 , , Y 'X , f - x 1 . '45 , . 5 l . .4 - f I . . ,b-yldfg'-' Q xl J ' I 4- W 4 X X I v . it . Wmaozfq Mad A 5 Left la Rlghl Monly Crook Coach Allon Dean Wayne Hmell Ill Ill f ff Wt- ,.. 11-1 ? I Furs? Row Lell lo Right Wayne Hsllell Gene Sewell Ray Thomas Mucky Edwards Joe Tyler Wayne Grundy Bully Rose John Thrasher Second Row Lefl to Rnghl--Coach Allan Dean Bob Lambmg Jummy Terrell Mac Crenshaw Monty Crook Ruchard long Marshall Byrd Glen Bonderanl , - 2-. 4 , 1 1 ' f Z, x ' , 25 , 1 +V -1. , ff, ,I '- -11' ff r, . , 3, mfr 'TQ . 1' r I . - 'D' ' my lei I . we X f' X' . ' W . 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' ' 1 ' 4-e, 1 L , Furst Row left to Rlght Barbara Kelley Judy Wnlltams Carol Wnlson Phyllus Rmg Joyce Warrlck Ada Pruutt Mamue Austell Nancy Roblnson Patsy Avlnger Pat Abbott Second Row Left to Rught Brenda Harrlngton Jo Ann Watson Junx Brtston Dnanne Edge Martha Bellflower Anna Bennent Sharon Colman Third Row left to Rtght Betty Davis Emma Gray Hlllyer Sandy Varnadoe Leslie Haley Judy Klrby Ethele Lee George Patty Pruutl Ltnda Towne GOLF BADMINTON BOWLING PING PONG PADDLE TENNIS First Row Left to Rught Peggy Rawls Bunnue Fredrnckson Beth Chntten don Jo Ann Watson Wmnue Lou Muller Joyce Hlnely Cynthnu Plew eond Row Left to Rlght Ada Pruutt Ju Scherer Jean Parker Edlth Valentune Sharon Whttte mana: you an as 11 Ln 1 BASKETBALL TEAM Furst Row Left to Rught Nancy Robunson Ada Pruttt Sandra Varnadoe Martha Ohlsan Second Row Lett to Rtght Marsha Dendler Patsy Avtnger Grace Dreshler Trudy Baker A . WNW l I . T I . ' I D I . I I D 1 . I I 1 I I I - I J l 4 I I I I r . I I I ' 1 I i . 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VOLLEYBALL TEAM First Row Left to Right Joyce Warrick Carol Wilson Judy Williams Jo Ann Watson Ada Pruitt Sandra Varnadoe Brenda Harrington linda Towne Second Row Left to Right Martha Ohlson Thresa Davis Betty Davis Nancy Robin son Mrrlam McCauley Mamie Austell Agnes Howard S SOFTBALL TEAM First Row, left to Right-Elizabeth Ander- son, Joyce Warrick, Caron Wilson, Judy Williams, Mamie Austell, Winnie Lou Miller, Brenda Harrington, Beth Chit- tendon Jo Ann Watson Second Row Left to Right Thresa Davis Betty Davis linda Lester Miriam McCauley Agnes Howard Martha Ohlson Trudy Baker ARCHERY TENNIS HORSESHOES First Row Left to Right Linda Towne Myrtle Tucker Susan Slaughter Lynda Sawyer Linda Wade Second Row Left to Right Barbara Overton Lynn Pullen Jackie Gillette Linda Tublsvnlle Suzanne Sweat HQ .-, .1 . ,. .rs H f T' 1 C rr: -X . 'qi' , 0 if V I ,df-6127 ' ' ' J' - ., I an ra 0 .J- .xx ! '....5,x Q, -T 'Mfg H u . is V ' -P -AQ., W. J I ll field 7 EDUCATION That person has not yet lived who could value a good education in dollars and cents' Our Democratic form ot Government has provided Institutions of Learn ing to serve our children ot all ages We owe it to ourselves to properly educate our Youth to insist that they avail themselves of these Edu cational Opportunities our children today' CITY COMMISSION CITY UTILITIES DEPARTMENT W HAYDON BURNS DALLAS THOMAS Mayor Commissioner Commissioner :nance Par s Zoo J DILLON KENNEDY Utilities Commossione LOUIS H RITTER CLAUDE SMITH Commissioner Commissioner I-I U s Sewers Airports ealth Santation The future destiny of our Nation is determined by the education given FA - lc - iw y - H I i Z I Complzments 0 UACKSONVILLE s SMARTEST S A L E IN C jg , J FUNERAL DIRECTORS N S A KYLE Pres Congratulatzons to the Fraduatzng Class S NI NICLELLAN Sec AIQCADE MEN S SHCI? XX Ph EL 3 3966 d 1 1045 Pak Sf 1744 M n 202ScMco8Id l5WFoyih ONE or THE SOUTHS GREATEST sromas FORWARD WITH FLORIDA SINCE 1867 .V I A :I , 'ffl v i IJ, X j Aj ' If! .1 LL! 5. 1 4, Y, I . ' 'i ll Q I I!! , f 'X L' rl r if 1 ' NJV A1 'ff' 5' I ,. Vx, I Ly X, 1.LIL I LW' I IM ' mw- .fiv -X f iffy . ' . 'A ' y' Q ilk f-R, if L in ,Jr ' 'XX B VK, . 1 l. f I kill,-Y O -I 'l A A A ,JI , X 1 . xf ,IL f J 'il ll?-2 . KI . V, . I 1, 9 I7 7. Union SI. . - Establishe 856 r . ci Sf. 'I n or v . , rg ll I ll 1 Kwik! Q Compllments o CRUSADER SCHOOL SUPPLIES GHIHVGLLGHIQZ 8 50199 KUZYOI CD16 517 Park St eet E 'M L Ewa guy Rmmfsrnrs Insuanncs 'i5'..?.2G' ms LCOMMDPRMW 318 WEST FORSYTH ST PHONffL4fv bl R E WILKERSON 8. CO orrucs FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES NEW YORK LAUNDRY Arrow Zone: Dry Cleamng 25 Delivery Trucks 10 Branch Offnces Servmg Jax for over 75 Years 400 E Forsyih Ph EL 57595 IQOFESSIONAL ODTICAL COMPANY 1034 PARK ST 7 W MONROE ST EL 5 5725 El. 6 5595 I . . V , Aubq 25,3 lj , X L. 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McALPIN INC 334 W FORSYTH STREET JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA Specializing ln FLORIDA MORTGAGES PENNY'S WHERE FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS MEET BURGERS SHAKES AND FRYS STEAKS WAFFLES AND EGGS PHONE ELg 3 5732 CULLIGIIII E S SERVICE 615 DEILWOOD AVENUE LESTER H COMEE JACKSO NVILLE 4 FLORIDA OIL 'fran' ABERNATHY FISHER INC DISPENSING OPTICIANS JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA P RL STREET 1534 ATLANTIC BLVD B19 LOMAX STREET 222 EA TEL EL 4 8441 TEL FL 9 3991 TEL EL 5 6245 X I o ' ME concu' YOU FOOTBALL. PAAVER AMERICAN OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Telephone EV 7 5554 Cree-Img Cards IC gchooI gupphcs 2657 Park SI JacksonvIIIe 5 u If If doesn have o vest II Isnt y WIII Baum 5 Sauduf all lfllfl 530 PARK STREET A D COMPLIMENTS SINCE 1921 BLUE PRINTS PHOTOSTAT COPIES ENGINEERING SUPPLIES 433 W BAY STREET Chuck Oherdorfer and Davld Norton in - 6 O 0 vs , C, A 1611111 . ' ,FI ' V14 , f, ' 'I gg' I - ' I li' ll I MII I. If III' f V 1 , 11? . ' I ,I -'II If I+ f A Sf' ff If I , W1 7 Q :Q I yf MN!! ,I -. 'lil' .ggi . '1-1 X M If I fe Ig I5 I - Il N jp , -F , I 0 0 .. .. of I THE FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK OFJACKSONVILLE fmgmfulaied 5 we Qwdumel FLORIDA National Bank of Jacksonville READ THE jflurnha Ulinmes Tlklnlun AMERICAN PERSONNEL JACKSONVILLE S LARGEST ou I N ch 122 W FORSYTH ST EL 5 9581 x I f X Q v- ff 0 ONE OF 28 BANKS IN THE FLORIDA NATIONAL GROUP E MEMBER FE I I I 9 Let us find y a Future-Nof 'usf a Job o arge nless placed and every job guaranteed CAREER OPPORTUNITIES For LEE Graduates Mike Braddock '57 Barbara Ann Skinner '57 Sandra Ann Williams 57 More than 15,000 banking jobs will be available across the nation this year. Many high school graduates will get them - and with them, good salaries, hospitali- zation, pension and retirement plans, a wide choice of work, plus educational opportunities. For details, call our Per- sonnel Department Jzmll R I TT NA'r1oNAL Q BANK few'-wffh MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 'k100l MII 00IIIIITIOIIEII .lo M SEP P I S umm 5 14 PIZZA Spagheth Lasagna Ravuola STEAKS on a plank 910 Kung St between Post and College HOURS SAT I2 NOON 2 AM EV 9 6581 f DIJHEK 9 , 0 - I .' I X ei- , IIE , s 4. I' wo R ,- 0 'V ,' -1 V X I S W .1 t ...i h 302 0 0 0 l Q ,.-- AV A ' . ,.3. 5:55:33zfzfzizfifffizzfilililiI I :I :I . In Qur ONE HUNDRED FOURTH YEAR! The Drew Company ertencts their best wlslles to the Gractuatlng Class 0 1939 For generatlons your amltles have patron: ect The H E XV B Drew Company or ttielr personal :ze and business statlonery We have one 0 the largest prlntlng esta llstlments ln Florlcta sta ect y tughty skztlecl cra tsmen capable o cleslgnlng any engrave or prmtect matter You are Corctlalty lnvltect to consult our personnel on your uture needs or prmtlng engraving o Ice urnzture or o zce supply neecls u!fmN1 W KWH W E I. g I n 3 5 5 1 1 ' 3 O W e s Q FLORIDAS LEADING PRINTER LITHOfRXPHER AND ST-XTIONER . If -. .- .. rf ' - 'fl ' ' . . . , B . . If f f .., . , ff'f ' ff' . EEIUQS? EH-1.DRE CMWANY ' - t B y Street ulfs a pleasure to bank at The Atlantic Z ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK P YOU SAVE C A S H AT sETzERs QXNG Tl N ?'f ,,. SETIFRS H 4' UME AT Sf' ffl U- or.1AcKsoNvm.Lt Organized 1903 Member Federal Deposit I C f 9 A, p .. S ,,.gsgfQf5f5'f ,,,, l XX A , A . A--A.-ef. 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JOHNS AVENUE COMPLIMENTS DIIUG MIL E C0 PLANTS CO RSAGES FUNERALS WEDDINGS Catanese Florist Flowers for All Occaxzons PHONE 436 PARK STREET Elgm 4 7945 JACKSONVILLE FLORIDA You re ALWAYS on Om Honor Roll' k G - ' STUDIO Your Annual Pflotographe 106 E FORSYTH EL 5 9765 9 We eep a perpetual honor roll of all Blue ond roy portrait. Y ' 'I bl by d U ny time. -1 L 1 Your Florist Since 1929 Adairs House of F1oWerS 328 VV. Forsyth SL. EL 4-4511 - EV 8-2805 Our Hearllest Congratulatlons the Gracfuatmg Class of 1959 and may we continue to be Your Florist ln the years to come FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS AWARDS JGSTEN S SINCE 1897 LEE HIGHS OFFICIAL JEWELERS AND ENGRAVERS YOU'I7 BETTER NOT SEND ME T0 THE OFFICE I KNOW MI2 KIRK I-IAM PERSONALLW f ,,.,:.3mug,-+ i x BILL! Z ESB-. to I L-9. ' I ns- , ,I W ..-- N Q . ,-,-.- 2 Representative: Truman Flefcher , X : i M':x q' Box 358, Marietta, Ga. I Wx NO NO SMEULY ,.. 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I x x ' Q f f 7 .I if ' . 0 ' 444 1' j I I lf, A X 4 1:-- I W Before thus record of our days at Lee IS ended we would lIke to express our heartfelt gratItude to those who have QIVGH so much of themselves to thIs 1959 BLUE AND GRAY Many thanks to the students and teachers who have helped us In so many ways We apprecIate your co operat on and suggestIons much more perhaps than you realuze You have made thIs annual what It IS by the Interest and support you have QIVEH It lt has been our purpose throughout thIs BLUE AND GRAY to try to please you the students The staff has worked hard In order to attaIn thIs goal we hope theIr efforts have not been In vaIn Thank you staff for your Ideas your loyalty and your seemIngly endless energy when there was work to be done Your cheerfulness and en thusIasm IS recorded all through thIs book We know Mr Sayre that wIthout your wIse counselIng and crItIcIsm thus annual would never have reached the prInter We are deeply Indebted to you for your kInd ness and patIence wIth us even In the hours of deepest gloom and correctIon of error We could not overlook Mr Gene Sellers of Lenak StudIo our Irrepressnble photogra pher Our thanks to you and your staff for the excellent pIctures you have supplIed us To Mr Horace Drew of The H and W B Drew Company we owe debts whIch we shall try to repay wIth sIncere words of thanks For the OdVlCe and tIme you so gener ously gave to help us we wIsh to thank you Wllh all of our heart MARY CLARK EdItor In ChIef . . . 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The busInesses whose names you wIll see on the followIng pages have shown that they are Interested In you by thenr generous contrlbutlons to make thIs annual a success WIthout theIr help the 1959 BLUE AND GRAY would not be avallable at the nomInal cost for whlch you purchased It TheIr QFOCIOUS contrIbutIons of both tIme and money have made our Iob much easner and our responsIbIlIty IIghter We all would lIke to show In some way our ap precIatIon to these buslnessmen and frlends We would lIke to express the slncere wIsh of every member of the annual staff that you wIll patronIze the reputable fIrms that have helped us so much In publIshIng thIs annual Please do not let It be SGId that we at Lee are not apprecIatIve of the klndness and Interest the buslnessmen of Jack sonvIlle have taken In us for the precedIng pages prove that they are vItally Interested In you the students of Robert E Lee HIgh School CHUCK OBERDORFER Busmess Manager ,WW QW yVTMj W I UW 'WM Q5 W ig W7fff?7j4ff Aw WWMWM il! 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