Lee High School - Silver Sabre Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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Rarely at Lee do you see many students without that Lee High smile on their face. This smile is characterized by pride, spirit, and that high honor all Lee Gen- erals have. The majority of the students are involved in many activities besides the old hum-drum of school work. But, school is for school work and Lee has high academic standards that are sometimes hard to meet. The involvement of the Generals can only be surpassed by, their willingness to work for the benefit of the school. Many long hours are spent in diligent planning, and organizing activities and programs for the school. The long hours spent working on these activities seem to be so short compared to the outstanding results. These are just a few of the many characteristics that a Lee student has. We are proud to be called the Lee High Generals. Opening Section

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Top — Senior, Tammy Bean, finds something humorous about her lunch. Middle Left — Debbie Hood takes time out to smile at the camera. Middle Cen- ter — Laurel Davis, cheerleader spon- sor. points out a few things to her squad. Middle Right — The Senior T- shirt shows the typical characteristics of the Class of '79: Honor. Pride, and Spirit. Bottom Left — Debbie Allen and Carlton Rice; could it be the odd cou- ple? Bottom Center — Johnny Walker and Eric Gronquist demonstrate to the new yearbook staffers how it is done. Bottom Right — Diane Corbett. Senior, reaches for her lunch. Opening Section

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Generals Unii! We Dream of Life Page 14: Top Right — Tommy Lanier gains confidence from his class and is elected Freshman president with a brilliant campaign speech Left — Coach Childress fires up the student body at the Johnson pep-rally. Bottom Right — Drum major. Julie Nelson, directs the Marching Gener- als with a flare and uniqueness of her own Page 15: Top Left — Juniors find that American History is everything that they thought it would be Right — Coach Onree Jackson finds the excitement a little hard to handle. Bottom Left — Senior Diane Booker concentrates on tak- ing notes in Government class.