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

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Honor Society Selects Citizens of the Month The Honor Society nominated, then voted for this year’s Citizens of the Months. Following the election of nine deserving individuals, a month was dedicated to each. Julie Smith was for the month of September. Her leadership qualities are seen in her activities of Student Council Presi- dent and Yearbook Editor, along with her participation in several committees, such as a City Board Advisor and Youth Advisory Committee. October’s Citizen was Lynn Stuckey. He was a member of Honor Society and served as an excellent Parliamentarian of the Student Council. Lynn’s out- standing achievement as NEDT Merit Winner also made him very qualified for this dedication. Anchor President, Tammy Spears was citizen for November. She served as Student Council Sec- retary and worked many hours as Club Editor and Art Editor of the Silver Sabre. December's Citizen was Lewanna Adcock. She has been a Student Council Representative for two years and has been an active member of Honor Society also for two years. Junior Class President, Richard Wilson, was Citizen for the month of January. Richard’s outstanding leadership as class officer for the past years has given him much cause for this recognition. Ix ri Smith was the citizen for February. She has worked with the Stu- dent Council as a project chairman and has been a dedicated member of Anchor and a member of the Silver Sabre Staff. Robin Wright was Citizen for March. She has been on the Yearbook Staff two years, serving as Copy Editor this year, along with being an active Anchor member. Anchor Vice-Presi- dent. Denise Worlund is April's Citizen. Denise has worked very hard as Class Editor of the Yearbook and has been an excellent Stu- dent Council Representative. Student Council Second Vice Pres., Curtis Bridges was May’s Citizen of the Month. Curtis has worked diligently as an officer and has been a member of Honor Society for two years. September

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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

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Lee Participates in Honor America Day November 21, 1979 was a special day set aside for all Juniors in Huntsville to pay special tribute to our country. It was entitled Honor America Day”, and was, hopefully, the beginning of a patriotic tradition for the city. A parade, in which the Lee Marching Band participated, was held that morning. In the afternoon, a program of guest speakers was held in the Von Braun Civic Center. Among the speakers were Huntsville Mayor Joe Davis, Alabama Governor, Fob James, Alabama football coach, Paul Bear” Bryant, Miss Alabama, Kathy Pickett, and Chip Carter. Seven Alabama Senators and Congressmen also spoke. Juniors received free tickets and were allowed to miss school in order to attend the ceremonies. Several Lee Juniors participated in reciting the amendments of the U.S. Constitution. Left: The Color guard present» the flags to the audience. Bottom left: Student Council Officers, Curtis Bridges, Scott Speigle. Julie Smith. Tammy Spears, and Lynn Stuckey represent Lee during the program at the Von Braun Civic Center. Right: Mr. Chip Carter, son of President Jimmy Carter, speaks about his feelings toward America. Bottom right: juniors. Amy Womack, Felecia Wilson, Lee Ann Yeager. Sarah Sheldon, Nathan Baker, and an Honor America Day representative recite the conclusion to the Constitution.