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

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STEPHEN WELCH Music is quite obviously the first love of Stephen Welch. Most of his interests in and out of school are governed by his special talent in the field of music. Stephen has furthered his skill by attending several music camps-at Guilford College and in Switzerland-and by his member- ship in the Jacksonville Youth Orchestra, for which he received a Certificate of Merit. Stephen is also captain of the band, in the orchestra, and in a combo called the Counter- pointsg he participated in the Thespian Capers and the Senior Fellows Musical and was one of Lee's able repre- sentativeis on L'Dig This. Stephen Welch has justifiable ambition for his future in the world of music and that world may well take notice of his exceptional kind of talent. CHARLENE TIFFANY Typical of those persons whose activities at Lee are well- rounded is a quiet, friendly girl named Charlene Tiffany. Her excellent scholarship has won her places in the Na- tional Honor Society and the Joe Berg Humanities Semi- narg she has also received a National Merit Letter of Commendation. Charlene busies herself with her job on the Traveler staff and her work in the Senior Chorus. Her spare time is occupied with Rainbow Girls' activities, and practice on the piano and the organ. Charlene, a true lady, is an asset to any school. 29

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MARY HULL Mary Hull is known by her friends, both in the student body and on the faculty, as one of Lee's most conscientious participants in the many activities in which she has an interest. Her interests-science, art, and math-fare re- flected in the numerous organizations in which she has played an integral part. Mary has been a member of the Joe Berg Science Seminar, a District Science Fair partici- pant, a member of the Science Club, a Student Council Representative, a worker in the School Store, a member of the 1963 Blue and Gray staff, a panelist on the High School Bowl Team, a member of Lambda Y-Teens, and a member of the National Honor Society. Maryls talent in debating, developed through her vital interest in the National Forensic League, has taken her as district cham- pion to state competition twice. Her scholastic ability has won her the honor of being a National Merit Finalist. STEVE KERSEY The president of Lee's Chapter of the National Thes- pian Society, Steve Kersey, is active in other phases of Lee life, too. Steveas ability as a debater has brought many honors to the National Forensic League at Lee. He also serves as secretary of the Riverside Chapter of the Order of De Molay, and holds membership in Fleur de Lis, the Red Cross, Lee's Travel Club, the Junior Classical League, and the Latin Club. It is to people like Steve Kersey, who, in part, main- tains the honorable name of our school, that Lee owes a debt of gratitude. 28

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MICHAEL O'LEARY This generation is made up of busy people like Michael O,Leary. Typical of the lively set,', Mike has taken an active interest in politics, as well as being able to maintain an admirable school record in his grades, his knowledge, and his varied activities. He is a member of the National Honor Society, secretary of Beta Hi-Y, and was a Powder Cheerleader. In keeping with his avid interest in journalism, Mike is a member of Quill and Scroll, the Writers, Club, and is editor of what may rightly be termed the award- winning LEE TRAVELER. It would not be imprudent to suggest that Michael O,Leary will always be very inti- mately involved in our new generation. ANITA BOX One who holds the honored position of Runner up in the National Council of Teachers of English examination holds an honored place in the pride of Lee. Anita Boxls talents have distinguished her well among her classmates and teachers as an exceptional person and artist. Her creativity and originality are invaluable aids to her job as an editor of the 1965 Blue and Gray. The Writers, Club and Quill and Scroll have been quick to pay homage to her challenging imagination. While at Lee, Anita has also been a member of Little Women, the Senior Girls, Ad- visory Council, a Student Council Committee, the Senior Girls, Jubilee, and Kappa Y-Teens. During her sophomore year Anita was chosen Most Outstanding Kappang in her senior year she edited her club's newspaper, the Kappa Kapersn. Our generation can be proud to acknowledge one of its leading personalities, Anita Box. 30