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

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Class of 1980 Elects Julie Nelson was an outstanding «Irum major over the March- ing Generals her Junior and Senior years; she was also a mem- Ikt of Tri-M. Julie was a member of the All-State Baud. She was chosen Homecoming Maid ami Band Sw« etheart her Sen- ior year. •Jan Shine was a member of the Confederette Dance Team for three years, leading them as captain her Senior year. She was a memlier of National Honor Society and of Anchor Club; she was Anchor’s ICC Representative her Senior year. Ken Sinyard player! football for three of his years at Lee. and ! ascl all for four years. He was also a member of the Key Club. •Julie Smith led the Lee High Student Giuncil as President her Senior year, and was Student Giuncil Secretary her Junior year. She was Lee’s Delegate to the Presidential Classroom for Young Americans her Junior year. Julie was a member of the Flag Girps for two years, over which she was co-captain her Junior year. Shi was a member of the Silver Sabre Staff for throe years, serving as copy editor one year, assistant editor one, and editor her Senior year. •Scott Speigle was a member of the National Honor Society. He served as Student Council Treasurer his Senior year. Scott Julie Nelson jan Shine was also a member of the French Club for one year. 26 Features Ken Sinyard Julie Smith Scott Sfteifde

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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

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Doty SfMirjtnm Lynn Stuckey Susan Tucker 20 Deserving Seniors Wfimt Doty Spurgeon was a member of the Flag Corps ami was Rag Corps G Caplain her Senior year. She was a member of Tri-M and the Anchor Club. Doty was elected Homecoming Maid her Junior year. •Lynn Stuckey was Boys' Slate Representative his Junior year. He was an NEDT Merit winner, and also won a National Merit Award. During his Senior year. Lynn served as Student Council Parliamentarian. Susan Tucker has been a cheerleader at Lee for four years. She also played softball for two years and was a member of the All-City Softball team her Junior year. She was a class officer for three of her high school years. Susan has been a member of the Anchor Club for three years, and was Treasurer of Anchor her Senior year. She was a member of the Homecoming Court her Senior year. Denise Worlund was a member of National Honor Society and of the Anchor Club. She was Anchor's Vice-President her Senior year. She was on the Silver Sabre Staff for two years. Randy Wright was chosen Class Favorite his Junior year. He participated in football for four years each. Randy was a member of Key Club, and was the Club's Sgt.-at-Arms his Senior year. Denise Worlumi Rantly Wright Feotures 27