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

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Pg. 4: Top Right — Lee High School has their own candidate for governor Center — The home of the Generals Bottom Right — Lee's surroundings are improving with the smoothing out of the rough crossing on Quietdale Pg. 5: Top Left — Senior Cindy Hel- ton, concentrates on little Don in typing Center — Lee is on its way to a new look as the completion of the new gym draws near. Bottom Left — Mr Jenkin s outstanding profile is captured.

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The year really began to fall into place after Homecoming. But before, it seemed that with the changes and additions things were slightly confused. The final results were quite gratifying because it made the General appearance much improved. Through the year, the Generals proved over and over again that they are the best. The Seniors of ’79 sold more maga- zines than did any of their predecessors The Juniors made a big boom with candy sales. The Lee Generals had the biggest Homecoming win ever in their 30-0 victory over Grissom. Each student at Lee has a key in every aspect, and in every activity. They take a definite part. The keys of life are defined as a piece of a giant puzzle. Each person has an equal and important part in the school s activities. This is in relation to each piece of a puzzle, which is essential to the picture made But without each and every student helping, the puzzle would never be put together. Lee High School would not have such high respect that it has

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Top Right — Juniors, Lynn Stuckey and Scott Speigle, are dismayed at their Chemistry grade Left — David Arrington lis- tens intently in Government. Bottom Right — Senior Cheer- leaders, Linda Hunt and Patti Campbell, prepare for the John- son game Opening Section