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

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Teachers Nominate Tommy Albright played football at U e for four years. He also was a member of the Key Club «luring all of his four years at Lie, serving as President his Senior year. Tommy was also chosen a Class Favorite two years. Curtis Bridges was his Sophomore and Junior Class Trea- surer, and was the Student Couneil 2nd Vice-President his Senior year. He was a Sophomore (Candidate for the Hugh O’Brien Youth Foundation and was a memtier of the National Honor Soriety. • Brian Chunn has been a member of Lit’s wrestling team for three years, and was third in Stale wrestling his Junior year. He was a Presidential Classroom delegate and a Boys’ Slate Representative his Junior year. Brian was his Sophomore Class Sgl.-at-Arms, and a memlier of the Silver Sabre Staff for two years. Nelda Daniel was a memlier of the Gmfederettes her first three years at Lee. She was on the Silver Satin Staff for three years, and this year is the Managing Editor. Nelda was a mem- 1st of the Deliate Team and National Honor Society; she was also in Anchor Club and was Anchor’s Sgt.-at-Arms her Senior year. Dewayne Friend played liasketliall and liaschall all four years at Lre, and footliall for thn e years. He was the Pn sident of Bela Theta Chi Service dub his Senior year. Dewayne par- ticipated in JROTC for four yean and was Mr. JROTC his Jun- ior year. •Students who an in Who’s Who of American High School Students. Tommy AI bright Curtis Bridges 24 Feoturas Brian Chunn Nelda Daniel Dewayne Friend

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Laura Mendel was a first place National Merit Semi-Finalist this year. She also was in the Honor Society for two years and was a member of the Who's Who Among American High School Students. And Represent Their Class Well. Lynn Stuckey won the Century III Leaders Scholarship at Lee and was runner- up in the National Merit Semi-Finalist competition. He represented Lee High School at Boys’ State, is Parliamentarian of the Student Council, was also chosen an Out- standing Senior and Citizen of the Month. Cheryl Toney placed first in the National Achievement Semi-finalist and was runner-up in the Century III Leaders Scholarship. She serves as First Vice-President on the Student Council and also is President of the ICC. Features 23

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Outstanding Seniors Dianna Grider Lisa Grider Debbie Hood • Diane Grider was a highly spirited Lee cheerleader during all of her four years as a General. She also played soflltall her Junior and Senior years. She was in Anchor Club, and this year served as Treasurer. Dianna was a Key Club mascot her first three years at Lee. ‘Lisa Grider has shown her school spirit by lieing a cheerleader during all four of her years at Lee. Lisa was also a class leader, as she was a class officer each year. She was also a member of the Anchor Club and the gymnastics team; she was captain of the gy mnas- tics team both her Junior and Senior years. • Debbie Hood was a member of the National Honor Society, Anchor Club, and French Club over which she was President her Senior year. She served as a Stu- dent Council Representative for four years, and was her Senior Class Treasurer. Debbie was also a Lee cheerleader for four years and was the Squad's co-cap- tain her Senior year. • Karen King was Lee's representative to Girls' Slas- her Junior year. She served as class Sgt.-at-Arms both her Junior and Senior years. Karen was also a member of the Anchor Club. Kim Kulas has been in Lee’s Homecoming court'for three years and was chosen Homecoming Queen her Senior year. She was a class officer all four years at Lee serving as President of both her Junior and Senior classes. Kim was a Lee cheerleader for four years, leading the squad as captain each year. Kim was a member of the Anchor Club; she was a member of the gymnastics team her Freshman through Junior years. Karen Kin i Kim Kulas Features 25