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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1985 volume:

SILVER SABRE Volume 22 Lee High School 606 Forrest Circle Huntsville, Alabama 14 cated Look ............................92 The Organized Look ,176 The Financed Look ..... 234 106 136 Featured Look The Sporty Look The General Appearance is not only what we see . . . 4 OPENING 6 OPENING rrrrrr Miss Julee Byrom Crowned Homecoming Queen 1985 Senior Maid Laura Titus Senior Maid Debbie Stevenson Senior Maid Ginny Frazier 8 OPENING Junior Maids — LaDonna Madden, Christie? Peacock, Sophomore Maids — Wendy Ferdinand, Deadra ind Yvette Hsslinger Sullivan; Freshman Maid Dee Dee Sharp OPENING 9 Lee 7 Huntsville 0 10 OPENING v Homecoming 1984-85 “WE DID IT FOR THE MAX” OPENING 11 12 OPENING THE CLASSIC LOOK THE CLASSIC LOOK THE CLASSIC LOOK THE CLASSIC LOOK THE CLASSIC LOOK 1984-85 Senior Class Officers President Debbie Stevenson Senior Class Officers discuss magazine sales with Sponsor. Martha Vandiver 16 SENIORS Vice-President — Tracy Doyle Treasurer — Laura Titus Secretary Rhonda Baldwin Sgt.-at-Arms Sabrina Stovall SENIORS 17 1. The Three Stooges don't have all their attention focused on the Alma Mater. 2. Frank Berry shows his appreciation for lunchroom food. 3. Nicole expresses her jealousy when Jeff reveals his affection for Andy. 4. Sabrina tells Laura the latest shocking gossip. 5. Rhonda sports a Senior Class T-shirt. 6. Mrs. Vandiver takes the Senior Officers to Bryce. 7. It’s been a long day!!! 1. Mallet players keep up the Drum Corps tradition of stern discipline. 2. Rick Dokc docs some last minute “cramming” for a test 3. Generally speaking. I am Lee High School. 4. Class officers enjoy their favorite sport. 5. Joel Slayton pauses to reflect on his popularity. 6. Jennifer Dorsey takes time out from her busy schedule to study. 7. An apple a day keeps the teachers away Seniors Have Proud Adams. Alex C. Adams. Jerry Raymond ROTC 2. 3. 4; Soccer 2. 3; Football 1; VIC A 4; Drill Team 3. Akins. Wyatt D. Art Club 2; German Club 3; Soccer 4. Aldrich. Kenneth J. Exchange Student 2; Band Manager I. 2, 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Students 3. 4; Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, President 3; Future Business Leaders of America Second Vice-President 4. Allen. Kimberlee Ann Flag Corps I. 2. 3; Dance Team 4; French Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Symphonic Band I, 2; Anchor 2, 3. 4, Co-Historian 4; Na- tional Honor Roll 3, 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3.4. Anderson. Deborah Ann Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Future Business Leaders of America 2. 3. 4 Arndt. Steve K. Band 1, 2, 3; Choral 4; Trouvcrcs 4; Stage Crew 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4; Astronomy Club I; National Honor Roll 3.4 ' Avery. Vickie Annette Baites. Kimberly Ann Band 1. 2, 3; Future Business Leaders of America 2, 3; Anchor Club 2. 3; French Club 1. 2. 3; ICC Represent- ative 2. Treasurer 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Baker. Cami G. Swim Team 1, 2; Student Council Representative 2. Alternate I. Baker. Felix Dewayne Football 1; Wrestling I. 2; ROTC I. 2. 3, 4; Drill Team 3. 4; ROTC BN CO 4; Superior Cadet 3; Choir 1,2; Track 3. Baker. Marlon Antawn Yearbook 4; Newspaper 3. 4; Gamma Sigma Phi Sweetheart 4; Homeroom Representative 3. 4; Choral 1; Track 4. 22 SENIORS “General Appearance” Baldwin. Rhonda Clair Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4. Copy Editor 2. Class Editor 4; Anchor Club 2, 3,4. Junior Representative 3, Vice-President 4; Senior Class Secretary; Danccleam 1, 2. 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Miss Halftime All-Star 3; Best High Kicks 3; 1984-85 Drill Team Superstar Girl 4; Aloha Bowl Contestant 4; Student Council Representative 1; Future Business Leaders of America 1, 2. 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3; Quill and Scroll Honor Society 3, 4; National Honor Roll 3. 4; USAA Journalism Award 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Academic All-American 3,4. Bannister. Sandra Lynn Barnett. Timothy Everett Assistant Lighting Director 2, 3; Lighting Director 4; Band I, 2, 3; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Astronomy Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; National Honor Roll. Beddinfjield. Mark C. Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Tennis Team; Student Council Representative; Concert Choir. Treasurer 4; Trouvercs 4. Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, Chief Reporter 4; Pi Phi Epsilon Big Brother. Belle. Shean Valincia Volleyball 1; Trcblcaires I; Concert Choir 4; Triads I; Trouvercs 4; All-City 1, 4; All-State 1. 4; Anchor Club 2, 3. 4; Beta Theta Chi Sweetheart 4; Rag Corps 4; Student Council Secretary 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; United States Achievement Academy 3; National Achievement Commendation 4. Bentley. Barry J. Band 1, 2, 3. 4; Stage Band 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Student Council Representative 4; Na- tional Honor Roll 4; Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3,4. Berry. Frank Bice. Stan VICA 3.4 Aaron looks heavenward and hopes for NO MORE RAIN!! SENIORS 23 Seniors Have What It Takes Black. Christopher Allan Marching Band I. 2. 3, 4; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; National Honor Roll 3; Stage Crew 4; Fellowship of Christian Students 3, 4; Student Council Representative I. Alternate 2. Blair. Alisa Kathryn Anchor Club 2, 3, 4, Co-Historian 4; French Club Secretary 2, Vice- President 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Sr. Band III 1,2, 3,4; Fellowship of Chris- tian Students 3. 4; Honor Society 3, 4; NEDT Merit Certificate I. Boles. James M Brazelton. Sammy ROTC 1,2, 3.4; Chorus 2, 3,4 Brock. Chad Art Club 2, 3; Dcca Club 4 Brooks. Jeffrey DECA 3,4; DECA State Finalist. Burleson. Jamie Elizabeth Danceteam 4; Band 1, 2, 3; French Club 3. Burns. Susan Academic All-American 3. 4; Society for the Advancement of Mechanical Drawing Techniques I, 2; German Club 2, 3. 4; Secretary 2; Treasurer 3. 4; Chess Club 3. 4; Treasurer 3, 4; An- chor Club 2, 3. 4; Secretary 4; Modern Music Masters 3. 4. Band I. 2, 3, 4; Librarian 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4. Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3, 4; Drama Club 2; Scholar’s Bowl 3,4; Solo and Ensemble. Superior Rating I, 2, Student Council Representative 4; National Honor Roll; PSAT Commendation; NEDT Merit Certificate I. 24 SENIORS And It “Generally” Shows Burrell. Regina C. Burrell. Reginald C. Soccer 1.2, 3, 4; All-City Soccer Team 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; State Track Meet 3, 4 Byrom, Julee Noel Dancctcam I, 2, 3, 4; Anchor 2. 3, 4; Future Business Leaders of America 4; Freshman Class Sergeant-at-arms; Class Favorite 1; FCS 4; Who’s Who Cutest I; Homemcoming Court 3. 4, Queen 4; Yearbook 3, 4; Head Photographer 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Key Club Beauty Walk 4th Runner-Up 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Carden. Lottie Basketball 1; Softball I. 2, 3. 4; All- City 2. 3.4; Volleyball 4; Tennis 2. 3. Carriger. Kedra Cheerleader 1, 2, Co-Captain 2; Dancctcam 4; Anchor 2. 3. Carroll. Kristi Carroll. Mark Football I, 2; VICA Club. Carter. Valinsa Vanai Freshman Class Treasurer; Track I, 2. 3. 4; State Track I; Marching Band I, 3; Flag Corps 2; Concert Band 1, 2; Class Representative 2, 3; Entrance Magazine Staff 2; DECA 4; Secretary 4; French Club I. 2, 3. 4; Secretary 4; FHA 3. 4; Gamma Sigma Phi 3. 4; President 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; FBLA. SENIORS 25 Seniors Generate Spirit Seniors look forward to their last Homecoming. Cast. Paul S. Cash on. Chuck DECA 4. Certain. Daphne Lynn Danceteam 2, 3. 4; Flag Corps 1; Anchor 2, 3, 4; Future Business Leaders of America 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; National Honor Roll 4. Chaplin. Tammy Leigh Flag Corps 1.4; DECA 3. Clements. Michele B. Volleyball I. 2;Class Favorite I; Jr. Honor Society I, 2; Homecoming Court 2; Stu- dent Council 2; Math Award 1; Home Economics Award I. 2; Future Business Leaders of America 3, 4; President 4; Honor Society 4; Outstanding High School Student 2. 3. Clemons. Chris Wrestling 1. 2: Key Club 2, 3,4. 26 SENIORS Clemons. Yvette At Pep Rallies Click. Brad Band 1.2. 3.4. Coffey. Mack Coffey. Robert L. Collins. Meteasa Lenae Junior Varsity Basketball I. 2; Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Cross Country 2; Honor Society 3. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Conerly. Bryon Couch. Lori Cheerleader 1, 2. 3. 4; Anchor Club 2. 3;Class Favorite I, 2; Honor Society 3, 4; Who’s Who 3. 4; Class Officer 2. 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3. 4; Academic All-American 3. 4; National Honor Roll. Coultas. Christopher Football 1.2; Key Club 1.2.3. Cowen. Darlene Basketball 1, 2; Track 1. 2, 3. 4; Gam- ma Sigma Phi 4; ROTC 1,2. 3. Cross. Tommy Crosson. Angela Denise French Club 1; Student Council Representative 2; Future Business Leaders of America 3.4; BOE 4; Pi Phi Epsilon 3. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Daily. Russ Key Club I, 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Anchor Big Brother 2. 3. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. SENIORS 27 Seniors Prove To Be More Daly. Teresa9 Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; All-American Scholar 3; Cheerleader I. 2, 3, 4; Cap- tain 2. 4; All-American Cheerleader 4; Aloha Bowl Cheerleader 4; Future Business Leaders of America 3. 4; French Club 2; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Copy Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Student Council Representative 2; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3,4. Daniel. Karen Ann Flag Corps 1. 2, 3; Track Team I. 2; Student Council Representative I; Choir 1; Anchor 2, 3; Explorers I. 2. 3; President 2. 3; DECA 3, 4; Who’s Who 3. Dillon. Mark E. Football 1; Basketball I. 2, 3. 4; Baseball I. 2. 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Doke. Rick Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Cross Country 2. 3, 4; All-City 4; All-State 4; Track 1,2. 3, 4; All-City 4. Dorsey. Jennifer Denise Doyle. Tracy Student Council Alternate 1, 3; Class Vice-President 1. 2, 3. 4; Exchange Student to Colombia, S.A. 2; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2, 3. 4; Hugh O’Brian Award for Leader- ship 2; Danccteam 2, 3; Most Out- standing Confcdcrcttc 2, Best Per- sonality — Confederates 2; Best Smile Confederates 2; Best Precision Confcdcrettcs 2, 3; Best Dancer 3; In- tern for Congressman Ronnie Hippo Washington DC 3; Intern at Merril Lynch Brokerage Firm 4; 1st Alternate — Japan U.S.A. Senate Scholar- ship Program 4; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Academic All-American 4; NASA MSFC SHARP Program 4; Newspaper Staff 4; National Achieve- ment Semifinalist 4; National Honor Roll Draper. Patty Basketball I, 2; Future Business Leaders of America 3, 4; Student Council Representative I, 3. Duffey. Denise Duke. James Concert Choir I. 2, 3; ROTC I. 2. 3; Male Chorus 4. Dunkin. Jennifer Danccteam 2, 3. 4; Jazz Ensemble 3; Student Council Representative 1, 4; French Club 1; Future Business Leaders of America 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Dwyer. Anna leleen Band I, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Swimming I, 2; National Honor Roll. Edger. Amanda Michelle Trebleairs 1; Section Leader I; Triads I; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Melodians 2; All-City Chorus I. 3. 4; All-State Chorus l;Trouvaircs4; VIC A 3. 28 SENIORS Than A “General” Class Edwards, Dominique DECA 3; Future Business Leaders of America 3; Honor Roll 3; Tennis Team 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Debate Team 2; DECA District Winner 3. Edwards, Janice Elliott, Cynthia Denise Gamma Sigma Phi I, 2, 3. 4; Vice- President 4; Trcbleaires 1. 2, 3. 4; ICC 4 Elliott, Samantha FHA 1; Homecoming Court 1, 3; Class Representative 1, 2; FCA 3; Annual Staff 3; Gymnastics I, 2. Ellison. Michell Deland Gamma Sigma Phi 3, 4; Track 1; Honor Roll 1; Junior Varsity Basket- ball 2; Softball 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 4; Volleyball Manager 3. Essenmacher. Thomas J. Art 1, 2; Future Business Leaders of America 2. 3. 4; Special Olympics 1. 2, 3,4. Ezell. James Curtis Soccer 1. 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Academic All-American 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Vice-President 4; Stage Band 4. Faulkner. Cathy VICA 3.4; Tech. 2. 3. SENIORS 29 Generally, Seniors Ferguson. Nora J. Fields. Vanessa Ruth Finley. Sandra J. Health Occupation Students of America 2, 3; Stale Competition 3; District Competition 1st Place 3; Tech. 2.3. Fiske. Lisa Ann Pi Phi Epsilon 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Students 3. 4; President 4; Symphonic Band 3, 4; Marching Band 3.4 Flanders. Belinda Danceteam 1, 2; Future Business Leaders of America 4; Treasurer 4. Flanders. Terri D. Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3; Gymnastics I; Danceteam I. 2. 3. 4; Favorite Confedcrctte 3; Most Improved Dancer I; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Flanders. Traci F. Cheerleader I; Danceteam 3. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3; French Club 2. Fletcher. Valarie Leigh French Club I, 2; Secretary 3; Presi- dent 4; Anchor Club 2. 3, 4; National Honor Roll 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; National Merit Scholarship Commen- dation 4; VICA Club 4; Scholar’s Bowl 4. 30 SENIORS Stand United Seniors try to get away with taking advantage of gullible freshmen Foy, Lenny Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. All City Choir 1.4. Concert Choir I. 4; Trouveres 4. Sym- phonic Band 1, 2. 3. 4. Marching Band I 2. 3. 4. Fellowship of Christian Students 3. 4. Frazer. Tammy Future Business Leaders of America I; DECA 2. 3: BOE 4 Frazier. Ginny Danceteam I. 2. 3. 4; Captain 4. Superstar Girl Nominee 4; Anchor 2. 3. 4; Chaplain 4. Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4. Editor 4; Future Business Leaders of America I; Student Council Treasurer 4, Key Club Sweetheart 2. 3, 4; School Musical 2; Homecoming Court 2, 3. 4. Class Favorite 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students 2. 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3. 4; President 4. Society of Distinguished American High School Students; National Honor Roll 3. 4, Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3; Key Club Beauty Walk top 10 3. Gentle. Bobby Football I. 2. 3. 4; Honor Society 3. 4; Key Club 3,4; French Club 1,2. Giles. Walter Football I. Gipson. Todd Football I. 2, 3, 4; Baseball I; Kev Club 1,2. 3. 4; Secretary 3. Goodson. Jeff Wrestling I Graves. Timothy W. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Football I. 2; Baseball 1.2; Key Club 2. 3.4. SENIORS 31 1985 Is “The Senior Cheerleaders “Keep That General Spirit Up! Grayson. Michael Band I, 2, 3; Drama Club 1, 2, 3; Vice-President 3; Musical 2, 4; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Manager 4; Chorus 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; French Club 1,2; Student Council Representative 1.2, 3, 4; U.S. Achievement Awards. Green. Titus B.O.E. 2. Green. Valerie Denean Student Council Secretary 4; Senior Band III 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4; National Honor Roll 3. 4 Greer. Mike Basketball 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Tech School 1. Grimes. David L.. Jr. Senior Band III 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All-State Alternate 3; Spanish Club 4; Spanish Club Presi- dent 4; FBLA 4. Gurley. Patti Y. Flag Corps 3, 4; Flag Corps Co- Captain 4; Omega Beta Upsilon 1,2, 3, 4; Omega Beta Epsilon 2nd Vice- President 4; Who’s Who 4 32 SENIORS Year of The General” Erbach. John Gustin. Donald R J.V Baseball 1,2. Haley. Karen Michele Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Trouvercs 3. 4; Melodians 4; All-City Chorus 2, 3, 4; All State Chorus 2, 3, 4; Modern Music Masters 3,4; Pi Phi Ep- silon; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Vocal Solo and Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Band Solo and Ensemble 4 Hancock. Karen Ann FBLA 2; Choral 2; Student Council Representative 3, 4; Student Council Alternate 2; FHA 1. Harbin. Micheal Harding. Cynthia Lynn French Club 2, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4; DEC A 4; Jazz Band 2; Senior Band III 1.2,3. Hatchett. Keith Hayes. Fred Heat ley. Kristi Lynn Senior Band III I, 2, 3; President 4; Anchor Club 2; Junior Representative 3; ICC Alternate 4; French Club 2; President 3; Modern Music Masters 3; President 4; Alabama All-State Band 1. 2. 3; McDonald's All-American Band Nominee. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Fellowship of Christian Students 3. 4; Student Council Representative 2; Drama Club 3; Concert Choir 4; Trouvercs 4; All-City Choir 4; Scholars’ Bowl 4; National Honor Roll 3.4; Band Sweetheart 4. Hellebrand. Michael Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; FBLA 3; Student Council Representative 4; German Club 3, 4; National Honor Roll 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Fellowship of Christian Students 4; Parliamentarian 4. Hester. William Ranson Concert Choir 4; All-City Choir 4. Higgins. Ara SENIORS 33 Class of ’85 Always Hindman. Lynn Tech School 2. 3, 4; HOSA 3. 4; HOSA Secretary 4. Hodges. David Football I, 2; Golf 2. 3. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; DECA Representative 4. Holder. Darrin French Club 3.4. Holland, Thomas Glenn Football I; Wrestling I. 2; Track I; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Hollins. Tanya Junior and Senior Beta, German Club; Governor’s Honors Alter- nate; Varsity Track; National Honor Society. Humphrey. Martin LeShawn Track 1; Baseball 2; Beta Theta Chi 3. 4; FHA; French Club 2. 3; Spanish Club 2. Hunter. Darren Hunter. Darrick Tech School 2,4. Jackson. John Key Club I. 2. 3. 4; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Baseball I, 2, 4; Golf 3; Drama Club 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Jenke. Erika Lynne Anchor Club 2, 3; President 4; Scholars' Bowl 3, 4; German Club Vice-President 2. Secretary 3. 4; Silver Sabre Staff 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4; Sym- phonic Band I, 2, 3, Secretary 4; All-State White Band I, 2; Solo and Essembic Superior Rating I, 2, 3. 4; Drama Club 2; Modern Music Masters 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3. 4; Junior Class Sgt.-at-Arms; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. 4; Academic All American 3. Johnson. Esophia Jocelyn Gamma Sigma Phi I, Historian 2, Secretary 3; Omega Beta Upsilon 4; FBLA 3, Secretary 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Student Council Representative 3, Alternate 4; Na- tional Honor Roll 2, 3. Joiner. Joseph Michael Soccer I. 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Chess Club 3, 4; Academic All-American; All City Soccer 2, 3.4. 34 SENIORS Rises to the Challenge Jones. Jeffrey Band I, 2. 3. 4; Assistant Manager 3; Manager 4; Stage Band 2, 4. Anchor Big Brother 4; Chess Club 2, 3, 4. Secretary 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2, 3. 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2, 3, 4; Astronomy Club 2, 3; Musical 4; French Club 2. Kennel. Steven Kilgore. Sharon Marie Student Council Representative 1; Future Business Leaders of America 2. 3. 4; Pi Phi Epsilon 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Spanish Club I. Kimbrell. Steven A. ROTC I; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Presi- dent 3; DEC A 4; Outstanding 3rd Year Spanish Student 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Kimbrough. Mark Steven French Club I, 2, 3; Historian 3; Fellowship of Christian Students 3. 4; Junior Rep. 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Con- cert Band I; Symphonic Band 2, 3; Marching Band I, 2, 3. 4; Student Council Representative 1; Society of Distinguished American High School Students. Kimbrough. Mary Jo Future Homemakers of America 3, 4; Reporter 4; BOE 4; Future Business Leaders of America 4. SENIORS 35 Student Council Officers Valerie and Ginny work together to make Homecoming a Grand Appearance. In “General,” Great Things Are Kirkland. Ixiura Senior Band III 1; Symphonic Band I. 2; Marching Band I; Flag Corps 2, 3. 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Lance. Michael Jonathan Football 1, 2; Wrestling I. 2, 4; VICA Club 3. 4; Art Club Sgt. at Arms 2; Student Council Representative I; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3.4. Larsen. Christopher Lawler. Jason Hugh Key Club 2, 3, 4; Sgt. at Arms 4; Soc- cer 1,2: Basketball I; Baseball I, 2, 3. 4. Leary. Valerie Louise Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. 4; Captain 1; Co- Captain 4; Future Business Leaders of America 4; French Club 1, 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3. 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3; Key Club Sweetheart 3, 4. Lee. Chris Michael ROTC 1.2, 3, 4; Orienteering 2, 3,4. 36 SENIORS Todd and John Show special concern for the furniture in Senior Lounge. Expected From the Class of ’85 Todd practices for The Bozo Look-Alike Contest Lee. Michael C Football 1: DECA 3.4. Lienau. Andreh H National Honor Societ 3.4; Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Symphonic Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Lee High Drum Corps 1. 2. 3. 4; All State Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4; Academic All American 3. 4; Who's W ho Among American High School Students 3. 4. Loney. Monica Spanish Club I. Independent Club 3; VICA 3.4. Maddox. Karen Senior Band ill 1. 2. 3. 4; Pi Phi Ep- silon 2. 3. 4. Jazz Ensemble. Modern Music Masters 3. 4; Fellowship of Christian Students 3. 4 Major. Susan A Choral 1.2.3. 4. Majors. Susan E Spanish Club Business Manager 1. Spanish Club N ice-President 2; En- trance Magazine 2. Flag Corps 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 SENIORS 3 Debbie Stevenson Promotes “General Malcolm. Anne Scholars Bowl 3, 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Anchor Club 4; National Achievement Scmifinalist 4 Malone. Pam V. Volleyball 2; Yearbook Photographer 4; Germany Club 4; Gamma Sigma Phi. Marion. David Football 1, 3. 4; German Club 2; Na- tional Honor Society; Who's Who Among American High School Students; National Leadership Foundation. Martin. Angela M. Volleyball 2. 3, 4; All-City 2; Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Track 2; Softball 2; Gam- ma Sigma Phi 3,4; Treasurer 4; Future Business Leaders of America 3.4. Mason. William Warren National Honor Society 3. 4; National Merit Semifinalist 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Scholar's Bowl 3. 4; NEAS JETS Cer- tificate Award; Student Council Representative 2, 3. 4; Freshman Class Vice-President; Chess Club 3; Astronomy Club 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1; Soccer I; NSEC Academic All- American 4. McAllister. Paula Denise Trebleaires 1; Triads 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 2, 3; Melodians 4; Beauty Shop Quartette; Pi Phi Epsilon 3, 4; Vice- President 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Treasurer 2; DEC A 4; FCS 4; FHA 3. 38 SENIORS Let that General Spirit Show!!! Appearance At Girls’ State and Nation Mc(l lathery. Marcellus Ivan Football I, 2, 3. 4; All City; Prep Player of the Week; Basketball Statistician 3, 4; Track 3, 4; National Honor Roll 3. 4; Who's Who 3, 4; Na- tional Achievement Commended. Stu- dent Council President 4; Class Favorite I; Best Dressed 2, 3; Beta Theta Chi Treasurer 1, 2, Secretary 3. President 4; Omega Beta Upsilon Big Brother 1. 2, 3. 4. Gamma Sigma Phi Big Brother 4; Scholars' Bowl 3. 4. McNeese. Tim Wrestling 3, 4 Merritt. Barry A. Key Club I. ICC Representative 2. 3. 4, President 4; Baseball I, 2. 3. 4; An- chor Club Big Brother 2, 3. 4; Student Council Representative I. Treasurer 2; Scholars' Bowl 3. 4; Astronomy Club I. 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2, 3. 4; Marching Band 1; Chess Club 3; Boys State 3; Guys and Dolls 2; Music Man 4; Tennis 4; Stunt- man 4. Miller. Mary BOE. FBLA 3, 4 Mitchell. Derenda FBLA 3. 4; Spanish Club 2; French Club 3; Honor Roll 3. 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4: ROTC I. Moore. Sandi Moses. Robert R. Baseball I, 2. 3, 4; National Honor Society 3; President 4; French Club 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; National Merit Semifinalist 4; Anchor Club Big Brother 4; Independent Student Com- mittee 3; NEDT Certificate Award Winner I; NEAS JET’S Certificate Award Winner 3; Scholars’ Bowl 3. 4. Student Council Alternate 4; Youth Leadership Seminar 4. Mull icon. Sandra K Trebleaires 1; Concert Choir 2. 3. 4. Librarian 3. Head Librarian 4; Mclo- dians 2. 3; Trouvercs 4; All-State Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4; All-City Chorus I. 3. 4; Modern Music Masters 3. 4; Beauty Shop Quartet 4; Stage Crew 2. 3. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Pi Phi Epsilon 3. 4. Chaplain 4. FBLA 4; FHA 3; Student Director for Music Man 4; National Honor Roll 3. 4; Fellowship of Chris- tian Students 4. Mullins. Wayne ROTC I. Nabors. Kimberly Michelle DECA 3. 4; FHA 2. Neel. Kimberly Marie Concert Choir 2. Treasurer 3. 4; Trouvercs 3, 4; All-City Chorus 2. 3. 4; All-State Chorus 3. 4; Modern Music Masters 3. Treasurer 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Academic All-American 3; Na- tional Honor Roll 3.4. O'Neal. Dawnne Yvette Track and Cross Country 1, 2, 4. All Region Track 1; Omega Beta Upsilon 1. 2. 3. 4; All City Track 1. 4. ICC Representative Omega Beta Upsilon 4; French Club 1, Honor Society 3. 4; Beta Theta Chi Sweetheart 4; Who’s Who 3. 4; Academic All American 3; National Honor Roll 3; Concert Choir 4: All City Choir 4; Delta Sigma Theta Honor Award I, 2. 3; Newspaper Staff Reporter 4; SHARP Student 4; Stu- dent Council Representative I. 2. 3. 4; Ncwtwork Exchange Student 3; Most Dedicated Cross Country. SENIORS 39 Graduation — The End of A Owen. Steven Grant Pan'in. Paula Lee Cheerleader 1, 2. 3. 4; Gymnastics 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Sophomore Secretary; Newspaper Staff 4; Student Council Representative I. 3; Alternate 2; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3. Patterson. Kami Maria Student Council Representative I; French Club I; Historian 2; Flag Corps 2, 3; Co-Captain 3; Anchor Club 2, 3. 4; Distributive Education 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4. Pauli. Andrea M Dancctcam 3. 4; Co-Captain 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Stu- dent Council Representative Alternate 1. Per rill. Rodney Choral 1, 2, 3. 4; Special Olympics 1, 2, 3.4 Perry. Kirk Drum Corps I. 2. 3; Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3; Concert Choir 3. 4; Trouveres 4; Barbershop 3. 4; Barbershop Quartet 3. 4; Modern Music Masters 3, 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4; National Honor Roll; Fellowship of Christian Students 4; Spanish Club 4. Phipps. Karen Lynette Senior Band III 1. 2, 3. 4; French Club I. 2, 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Outstanding High School Student Birmingham Southern. Pope. Beth Ann Anchor Club 2, 3; Rag Corps 2, DECA 3, 4; Future Business Leaders of America 1,2. Pruitt. Lisa Faye Future Business Leaders of America; FHA; DECA 4 Pryor. Melissa Rasco. Kerry G. Reagin. Lisa 40 SENIORS Senior’s Four Year Battle Ren roe. Tracy Reynolds. Mary Jane Marching Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Pi Phi Ep- silon 2. 3. 4; Secretary 3; Sgt. at Arms 4; BOE 4; Future Business Leaders of America 4; FHA 2. 3; Symphonic Band 1.2.3. Rickies. Michael T Concert Choir 1. 2. 3. 4; Choral Presi- dent 4; Trouvcrcs 2, 3, 4; Choral Vice- President 3; Barbershop 2. 3. 4; Pi Phi Epsilon Big Brother 4; Yearbook Staff 2; All-State Choral I. 2. 3. 4; All-City I, 2, 3, 4; Alabama Boys’ State Representative; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Lion’s Club Representative 3; Modern Music Masters 3.4; Vice-President 4. Ridgeway, Rhonda French Club 3; Trcbleaires 3; Network Exchange Student to Boston 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4; German Club 4. Pi Phi Epsilon 4; DECA 4. Rigsby. Anthony Football 1.2; Baseball I; DECA 4 Rigsby. Michael Robert Astronomy Club I, 2, 3, 4; DECA 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Work Exp. 2. Robison. Amy Elizabeth Cheerleader I. 2. 3, 4; Gymnastics 2; Student Council Representative 1.2. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4; French Club 1; Newspaper Staff 4. Robison. Tandi Renee Key Club Sweetheart 2. 3. 4; Junior Class Favorite; VIC A 3.4 SENIORS 41 Six Merit Semifinalists Realize It Takes Russ. Jerri L. Spanish Club 2. Secretary 2; DECA 3. 4 Sanders. Joddy Vica 3. 4: Special Olympics 1,2, 3.4. Sartain. Melinda Marching Band I. 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band 1.2. 3; Pi Phi Epsilon 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; FHA 2, Secretary 3; FBLA 4 Savage. Lila Gail Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3; French Club 3. Vice- President 4; German Club 4; Scholars’ Bowl 4. Schmitz. Nicole Scholars' Bowl 4. National Merit Commended Student 4. Staff Photographer 4; Student Council Representative 3. Schultz. Brel Football 1. Concert Choir 1. 2. 3, 4; Trouveres 2, 3. 4; Barbershop Quartet 1, 2, 4; Pi Phi Epsilon Big Brother 4; All-City Choir I, 2, 3. 4; All-State Choir 3,4; Who’s Who 4 Skipworth. Keith Slayton. Joel B Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3; Astronomy Club 3. 4: Who’s Who 4; National Honor Society 4; Symphonic Band 1.2. 3. 4. 42 SENIORS Jack Jones the next Picasso?!? Hard Work To Be A True General Sloan. Dana ( ami lie Future Business Leaders of America 3; Student ( ouncil Representative 2. Smith. Aaron 7 Marching Band 1.2. 3. 4. Symphonic Band I. 2. 3. 4. Drum Corps I. 2, 3. 4. Drum Captain 3; Manager 3; Stage Band I, 3. 4. Modern Music Masters 3. 4. Historian 4. German Club 2. 4. President 3: National Honor Society 3. 4: Astronomy Club 2. 3; Chess Club 2. 3; Vice-President 3; Anchor Big Brother 4 Who's Who Among American High School Students; Academic All-American: National Merit Semi-finalist; All State Band 3. Outstanding German Student 2. 3: Scholar's Bowl Team 3.4 Smith. Brent Baseball I. Anchor Big Brother 2. 3; DEC A 3. VIC A 4 Smith. Melinda Jane Smith. Melissa Joan Sommers. Brian P Marching Band I. 2. 3: Symphonic Band I. 2. 3; French Club I, 3. 4; Historian 2; German Club 3; National Honor Society 3. 4. Astronomy Club I. 2. 3. 4; Chess Club 2. 3. 4; ICC Representative 2; President 3. 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. 4. Academic All-American 3. 4. National Honor Roll 3. 4. Silver Sabre Yearbook Staff 3. 4. Sports F.ditor 3; Faculty Editor 4; FCS 3; Scholar's Bowl Team 3. 4. Student Council Alternate I. 2; NF.DT Award I; HATS Award 2; Von Braun Astronomical Society 2. 3; American Science Foundation Award 2. Stafford. David French Club 2. 3. 4. Sgt at Arms 3; Fellowship of Christian Students 3. 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4; Academic All-American 3.4 Steakley. Kimherlex Michelle Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4; Future Business Leaders of America 4; DEC A 4 SENIORS 43 Generally Speaking, Seniors Look S tee It. Marvala Yolelte Future Business Leaders of America I, 2, 3; 2nd Vice President 2; Treasurer 3; OBU 1.2, 3, 4; President 4; Beta Theta Chi Sweetheart 3, 4; Secretary 4; Dance team 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Stevenson. Debbie Cheerleader I, 2; Co-Captain 1; Class President 2. 3. 4; Anchor Club 2, 3. 4; Parliamentarian 4; Homecoming Court 2, 3, 4; German Club 2, 3; Socie- ty of Distinguished American High School Students 3; Academic All- American 3; Delegate to Girls’ Slate: Delegate to Girls’ Nation; DAR Good Citizen 4; Class Favorite 3; Miss Lee High School 4. Stewart. Meshawn Denise Senior Band III 1, 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club I; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Gamma Sigma Phi I. Stewart. Sheena Aviann Band 1; Track 2. 4; Cross Country 1.2; Future Business Leaders of America 4; Sgt. at Arms 4; Gamma Sigma Phi 4. Stone. James NEDT Certificate of Merit; National Honor Society 3. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4; Academic All-American 3, 4; German Club 3. 4; Spanish Club 3; Chess Club 3, 4; Astronomy Club 3; Symphonic Band 2. 3. 4; Marching Band I, 2, 3; Rensselaer Math and Science Award; PSQT Commended Student; Outstanding German Student 1; National Honor Roll 3,4 Stovall. Sabrina Carol Spanish Club I; Sophomore Class Sgt. at Arms; Student Council Represent- ative 2; Anchor Club 2, 3. 4; ICC Representative 4; Newspaper 2; Stu- dent Council Treasurer 3; Class Clown 2, 3; Senior Class Sgt. at Arms; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2. 3. 4; National Honor Roll 3, 4. Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2, 3, 4; Academic All-American 3. 4; Future Business Leaders of America Reporter 4; Girls’ State Alternate; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Yearbook Staff 2, 3.4. Tate. Susan Distributive Education 2. Taylor. Kim Spanish Club I, 2; Future Business Leaders of America 2, 3, 4; Pi Phi Ef - silon 2, 3,4; Secretary 4; BOF. 4. Tepool. Michael Alan Football I. 2, 3. 4, Permanent Team Captain 4; Key Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Class Favorite I, 2, 3; French Club I, 2; Baseball I, 2; Newspaper Staff 3. 4; Sports Editor 4: Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes 3, 4; Mr. Lee High School 4. Thompson. Julia Elizabeth Flag Corps 3. 4; Co-Captain 4; Senior Band III I, 2; Pi Phi Epsilon 2. 3. 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Spanish Club I. 2; President 2; 1st Runner-Up Individual Rag Competition 4; 1st Runner-Up Miss Halftime 4. Thompson, luitonya Y. Thompson. Randy S. Football 1,2; VICA 3, 4. 44 SENIORS For June 1985 Jason La� !cr boy coils cafeteria's food!! Thrower. Tammy Denise Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4 Tiller. David Michael Stage Band I. 2. 3. 4: Symphonic Band 1. 2. 3, 4: Marching Band I. 2. 3. 4. Drum Major 2: Drum Section 3. 4; Modern Music Masters 3, 4. Who's W ho Among American High School Students. Titus. Laura Nell Senior Clash Treasurer: Junior Class Treasurer: Student Council Secretary 2: Student Council Representative 3. Danceteam 3. 4. Senior Band III 1.2; Stage Band I: All-State Band 1. 2. 3; Modern Music Masters 3. 4; Secretary 4; Anchor Club 2. 3. 4; Historian 4. National Honor Society 3. 4: Spanish Club Historian 3: W'ho's Who Among American High School Students 3. 4. Academic All-American 3. 4: Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Court 4 Tonde ra. Joe Key Club 2. 3. 4 Toney. Sylvia Homeroom Representative 1; Gamma Sigma Phi I. Senior Band III 1. 2. 3. Future Business Leaders of America 4 Townsend. Velvetine Lucretia SENIORS 45 Seniors: Where The General Appearance Ends Tripp. David Wesley Football 3. Tucker. Dewayne Soccer 2; Baseball 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. Tucker. Mane Turner. Elfrida Gamma Sigma Phi I; ROTC I, 2, 3; Military Drill Team 2, 3. Turnure. Douglas Football I, 2; VIC A 3, 4; Fellowship of Christian Students 3. 4; Chess Club 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Spanish Club 1.4. Upton. Cindy Sherrie Trcbleaires I; Triads I; Concert Choir 2, 3,4; Mclodians 2, 3; All-City 2, 3, 4; Trouveres 4; Pi Phi Epsilon 3, 4; Presi- dent 4; Future Business Leaders of America 3, 4; Sgt. at Arms 4; Fellowship of Christian Students 3,4. Vaughn. Anna Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band I. 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1. 4; Ger- man Club 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 2; ICC Representative 3, 4: Anchor Club 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Scholar’s Bowl 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Modern Music Masters 3, 4; National Honor Roll 3; Drama Club 2; Network Exchange to New York 2; Academic All-American 3, 4; Outstanding Junior at Birmingham Southern College; Superior Rating in Solo Ensemble; NEDT Merit Cer- tificate I; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3,4. Walker. Gina Marie DECA 3.4; FHA 2 46 SENIORS Mark Kimbrough is THRILLED with his English class The General Banner Waves Above Us . . . Walker. Keith Walton. Dominique Suzette Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. 4; National Honor Roll 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Omega Beta Upsilon I, 2, 3. 4; ICC Representative 2; Assistant Treasurer 4; Track 1; Danceteam 3; Spanish Club 3. 4; Student Council Representative 4. National Merit Semifinalist 4; National Achievement Scmifinalisi 4; “A” Honor Roll 1. 2; “A-B” Honor Roll 3. Ward. Bryon Ken Weikert. Todd Alan Whisenant. Scott White. Joey ROTC I. 2. 3; Art Club 2; Drill Team 3.4. Whitehorn. Bruce Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; Vocational Tech. School 2. Wilburn. J. David Marching Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band I. 2. 3, 4; Drum Corps I. 2, 3. 4; Instrumental Ensemble 3, 4; French Club 1. SENIORS 47 Our Hearts Will Ever Be True To Lee Rhonda. Debbie. Sabrina. Tracy, and Laura — 1985 Senior Class Officers. Williams. Anthony T Chorus 1.2, 3.4; ROTC 3.4 Williams. DeShannon Yvette Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. 4; Future Homemakers of America 1, Treasurer and Secretary I; OBU I. 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3. First Vice- President 4; National Honor Roll 3, 4; Rag Corps 2. 3. Captain 4. Future Business Leaders of America 3. 4. First Vice-President 4. District Competition First Place 3; State Competition Second Place 3. Woods. Aretha Track I, 2. 3; OBU 4 48 SFMORS Picture 1 Seniors anxiously await graduation as they order their invitations. Picture 2 Susan Major gets enthusiastic about her senior year. Picture 3 The true nature of John Southerland is finally revealed. Picture 4 Jody Joiner puts his body in motion. Picture 4 4 — Marlin, Tony, and Don take a special interest in their Home Economic Class. 5 I Rhonda Baldwin 2. Gina Walker 3 Valerie Fletcher 4. Andy Licnau 5 Melissa Smith 6. Anna Vaughn 7. Valeric Leary 8 Julie Thompson 9 Melinda Sarta in 10. Karen Hancock 11. Cami Baker 12. Susie Burns 13. Dawnne O'Neil 14. Amanda Edger 15 Esophic Johnson 16 Kami Patterson 17. Lottie Carden 18. Cynthia Elliot 19. Juice Byrom 20 Mary Jane Reynolds 21. Aaron Smith 22. Jennifer Dunkin 23. Marlon Baker 24 Barry Bentley 25. Jamie Burleson 26. Tommy Essenmachcr 27 Pam Malone 28. Van Carter 29 Bobby Gentle 30 landi Robison 31 Brian Sommers 32 Robert Moses 33 Sabrina Stovall 34. Tommy Cross 35. Amy Robison 36 Pally Gurley 37 Tracy Doyle 38 Laura Kirkland 39 Mike Rickies 40 Sandi Bannister 41 Susan E. Majors 42. DeShannon Williams 43. Brent Smith 44 Michelle Ellaon 45 David Tiller 46 Nikki Walton 47 Kim Baites 48 Cindy Harding 49 Debbie Stevenson 50 We7ve come a long way, baby! I. Dcrenda Mitchell 2 Samantha Elliot 3. Steven Arndt 4. John Jackson 5. Teresa Daly 6. Rick Dokc 7. Kedra Carriger 8. Meshawn Stewart 9. Jason Lawler 10. Walter Giles 11. Darlene Cowan 12. Yvette Clemmons 13. Andrea Pauli 14. Ginny Frazier 13. Kenny Aldrich 16. Paula Parvin 17. Daphne Certain 18. Kim Taylor 19. Tammy Frazer 20. Lynn Hindman 21. Valerie Green 22. Karen Phipps 23. Mark Beddingfiel 24. Laura Titus 25. Tonya Hollins 26. Nicole Schmitz 27. Craig Thomas 28. Mike Hellcbrand 29. Dana Sloan 30. Anne Malcom 31. Mark Carroll 32. Ivan MeG lathery 33. Tammy Chaplain 34. Kim Nabors 35. Angela Crossen 36. Sandra Finley 37. Randy Thompson 38. Erika Jenke 39. Lori Couch 40. Doug Turnurc 41. Lucretia Townsend 42. Kristi Hcatley 43 Rodney Perrill 44 Kim Allen 45. Chris Coultas 46. Chris Black 47 Metcasa Collins 48. Marvala Steele 49. Lisa Fiske 51 Shirley Henderson Sponsor, with Junior Officers hit Jackson Vice President Julie Moore Secretary 52 JUNIORS Doui}. Ittelinda, and Kim shorn off the juniors’ winning spirit. Cindy Beal Treasurer Belinda Hillis Sgt-at-Arms La Donna, Yvette, and Christie Acklin. Carl Adams. Anna Akin. Phyllis Albright. Joey Allen. Dawn Allen. Tammy Allison. Harold Amos. Dena Anaza. Beatrice Anderson. Mark Baker. Carolyn Baker. Greg Bankowski. Bart Banks. Chris Barisa. Mark Barksdale. Beth Beal. Cindy Beatty. Sloan 54 JUNIORS Chosen Homecoming Maids Bell. Leslie Bellman. Damon Beranek. Stephanie Berry. Anthony Berry. Serena Bester. Angela Bill. Alicia Birdsong. Robert Bolton. Pat Booker. Markita Boyd. Michael Bracey. Stephanie Brown. Greg Brown. Willie Burroughs. Teresa Bush. Anthony Carroll. John Cates. Tina JUNIORS 55 Junior Float Finally Childers. Connie Clark. Vicki Clemons. Rhonda Coffey. Ijoretta Cole. Condi Collins. Joe Conley. Diane Cooper. Chrislin Cooper. Kim Cooper. Wayne Corcoran. Usa Coihren. Rhonda Covelli. Todd Cowan. Delphine Rose. Coy Cross. Pookie Davis. Helen Dempsey. Jack Dickens. Danny Doke. Christy Dorsey. Fred Drake. Lawrence Dudley. Tina Duke. Bill East. Cynthia Edmondson. Denise Eldridge. Regina Elliott. Carolyn Elliott. Sandra Ellis. Chris 56 JUNIORS Wins First Place Ellison. Greg Ellison. Melissa Esslinger. Yvette Even. Katrina Farrar. AI Fassina. Lisa Fletcher. Kent Fletcher. Perry Floyd. Tony Frankenfield. Ted Friend. Arinthia Fuller. Joyce Gabrys. Richard Gardner. Mike Gentle. Billy Giles. Patricia Gilliland. Ricky Gipson. Chris JUNIORS 57 Pancake Breakfast Highlights Goedde. Lori Green, Carissa Green. Lisa Griffin. Becky Griffin. Valeda Grubbs. Kandy Gurley. I sac Hall. Stacy Hardin. Anthony Hardin. Carolyn Harris. Frederick Harris. Robert Hatfield. Stacy Hayes. Amy Hedden. Dale 58 JUNIORS Fundraising for Prom Helms. Stacey Hereford. Patsy Higgins. Margaret Hillis. Kim Hillis. Melinda Holder. Dana Holman. Jay Holmes. Gary Hooper. Karen Hooper. Kenneth Huckahee. Thomas Ikard. Sharon Isrel. Greg Jackson. Eric Jackson. Ornett Jeter. Lynn Johnson. Chuck Johnson. Greg Jt MORS 59 The Juniors are Johnson. Jerry Johnson. Tim Johnson. Tim Jolly. Verdella Jones. Kelvin Jones. Melissa Jones. Raynard Joyal. Kevin Justice. Mark Kauffman. Doug Kennel. Tonya Kerr. Kenneth Klimek. Terrell Knight. Joanne Lacy. Vicki Lancaster. Michelle Imsley. Tammy Imw. Sondra Lawrence. Scott Uhman. Wendy Leslie. Mark Let son. Susan Lewis. Britt Ugh I. Becky IjOgan. Timothy Long. Kim Luttrell. Marla Maciel. Suzanne Madden. Im Donna Malone. Talhot 60 JUNIORS Generally Spirited Manning. Dirk Marlin. Billy Martin. Jennifer Martin. Melissa Martin, Vance Malkins. Daryll Mazikowski. Dan McAplin, Tommy McCracken. Ronald McDonald. Denise Meadows. Chris Medal. Michelle Miller. Karen Mitchell. Shirl Moore. Jackie JUNIORS 61 Juniors are proud of Moore. Julie Moss. Lori Mulhauser. Richard Mullins. Melissa Mullins. Roger Neal. Cynthia Norris. Gerry Oats. Dion O'Brien. Kevin Owens. Torre Parcus. Monica Patton. Gerold Payne. William Payton. Charles Peacock. Christie Pearson. Michelle Pendergraft. Julie Phelps. Ijeah Ann Phillips. Billy Phillips. Melissa Porter. Dawn 62 JUNIORS their GENERAL APPEARANCE Preston. Missy Putman. John Rascoe. Shelia Rich. Kristin Rigsby. Kim Riley. Danae Robbins. Traci Roberts. Rusty Robinson. Chris Roden. Leigh Ann Rogers. Patti Rowan. Danny Russ. Gina Russ. Sandra Sales. Dave Sandifer. Michael Sar. Yuthea Seal. Paul Segewitz. Torsten Sewell. Amy Sharp. Brenda JUNIORS 63 The Junior-Senior Prom . . . Shelton. Tammy Shin. Kvung Shotts. Ricky Slowik. David Smart. Dane He Smith. Christian Smith. Lloyd Smith. Nicki Smith. Regina Stamps. John Statum. Mark Steely. Janet Stewart. James Stewart. Robbie Tail. Celia Taylor. Todd Thomas. Diane Thomas. Jerry Thomas. Reggie Thornton. Vonda Tolbert. Elizabeth Do I need a license to drive this thing? 64 JUNIORS Another GENERAL SUCCESS Toney. Connie Tribble. Regina Turner. David Turner. Laura Turner. Ronnie Underwood. Beth Valentine. Ricky Vickers. Tina Walker. Randy Wallace. Ricky Wann. Phillip Ward. Daniel Ward. Demetra Wesley. Joyce Wiggins. David Wilbourn. Tammie Wiley. Robert Wilhelm. Cara Williamson. Linda Wilson. Dale Winsett. Melissa Wini on. Lade 11 Wise. Edward Wood. Julie Yarbrough. Jacob Yell. David Zimmerman. Anita JUNIORS 65 Junior Class Officers 66 JUNIORS Set the General Pace JUNIORS 67 Jlie Sdopli opnomore OffL a add -icerd treasurer _ dmu Situi SlrmA •i cjCandry Sbeadru Suffi van Secretary WeLsa HJi ffer ion -jt)efra HJhite 68 CLASSES Sophomore Class St rjlinda 13i dwe ponsor Ole dci$! of 1987 CLASSES 69 Sophomore Homecoming Maids, Aaberg. Angela Alleman. Pamela Anagnos. James Archie. Calvin Ardni. Ramona Atkinson. David Austin. Kristen Ayers. Norman Babe. Tim Bach tel. Marty Baker. Ijori Bauerle. Dirk Beatty. Ashlee Beckman. Raphael Beckman. Tammy Bell. Dena Be Union. Tim Bennett. Christina Berry, Stephanie Berry hill. Marie 70 CLASSES Wendy Ferdinand and Deadra Sullivan Beverly. Debbie Bibb. Peggie Bland. Steve Blood saw. Allen Bone. Florence Bracklin. Jason Brand. Debra Brand. James Brazier. Mike Briggs. Mellis ha Brinkley. David Brocato. John Brown. Deborah Bur bans, Susan Burks. Teresa Burnett. Sam Burruss. Tammy Burton. Jill Burton. Chris Byrd. Michelle Byrd. Kristi Caldwell. Chris Cantrell. Joey Carver. Chuck Castillo. Monya Cawthorne. Tyrone Christensen. Ricky Christian. Susan Citrano. John Clark. Dawn Cleavi nger. Victoria Conley. Ingra Corn. Barrett Counts, Jason Crenshaw. Calvin CLASSES 71 Detra White Leads Cowan. Chant aye Crutcher. Isaiah Cumhie. TJ Cushing. Hollye Daniel. Celynn Deen. Susan Diamund. Demetro Dobbs. Danielle Donovan. Carl Dorsey. Jeff Driver. Darren Dudley. Denise Dudley. Jerri Dugan. Greg East. Alvie Edwards. Scott Ellison. Lillie Esslinger. Sheree Ewing. Mitch Fassina. Lisa Ferdinand. Wendy Finley. Brenda Flack. Chris Fletcher. Robert Freeman. William Gail lard. Cynthia Gamble. Usa Garner. Frederick Gilliam. Mark Golemo. Theresa Gossett. Nancy Grogan. Delicia Gurley. Heath Gustin. Andy Kennedy. Christie 72 CLASSES the Class of 1987 Hall. Scott Hanks. Joey Hardee. Lori Harwell. Angela Hatcher. Jesse Hathcock. Lori Henderson. Jeff Henderson. Titus Hereford. Fred Herron. Greg Hester. Derrick Hicks. Wendy High. Donna Hillis. Joy Hinton. Patrick Hollman. Sandra Hopper. Melissa Houk. Jim Hudson. Jamie Hughes. Roslind CLASSES 73 Sophomores are in Humphrey. Charlotte Hurt. Desmond Hutton. Joe Jenke. Pete Johnson. Bobby Johnson. Cerisa Johnson. Mike Johnson. Kimberly Jolly. Corrie Jolly. Ronald Jones. Darrell Jones. John Jones. Rhonda Jones. Samantha Kelley. Eric Kerr. Usa Killough. Andrea Kindred. Kim Kirby. Jeff Kirby. Sharon Landry. Man luird. Tina Lawler. Shannon 74 CLASSES the Driver’s Seat Go ahead, make my day! Ixivne. Valerie Leary. Joey Lee. Tammy Ishman. Brant Lewis. Gerald Lewis. Katrina l wis. Michelle Lienau. Dawn London. Frances Loney. Greg Luckie. Amelia Mack. Patty Malone. Darren Malone. Lawrence Malone. Tyrone Marlow. Derek Mass ingill. David Mat kin. Dawn Mayhall. Paula McCann. Dean McCauley. Tony McClure. Kelli McComb, Charles McDonald. Gail McDonald. Christy CLASSES 75 Sophomore Homecoming Slogan: McDonald, Sheryl I McNeese. Chris Miles. Michelle Miller. Sheila Misterka. Richie Mitchell, Karen Moore. Scott Morrison. Angela Mullican. Joe Mullins. Teresa Neale. Todd Nelson. Danny Nettles. Janeen Newberry. Johnny Owens. Jim Palmer. Dawn Parks. Rusty Patton. Harold Pauli. Monica Payton. Michael Pearson. Stacey Perry, Tina Phillips. Penny Phipps. Sonya Ponder. Gerald Poplin. Jerry Jeff Henderson whistles while he works. 76 CLASSES “Powder the Panthers” Saffold. Ricky Salters. Sonya Sandifer. Sarah Sanner. William Scott. Joel Seay. April Settle. Jennifer SHaneyfelt. Pam Shemwell. Eartha Sherrell. Ronald Shine. Janinee Sikes. Tracy Slaughter. Dierdre Smith. Kalva Smith. Kimberly Smith. Ricky Smith. Vincent Snead. Deborah Spears. Russell Sproles. Mark Staggs. Michael Stapler. Tammy Stegall. Robert Stephens. Lisa Stewart. Anissa Stone. Kay CLASSES 77 Sullivan. Deadra Teaugue. Timothy Terrell. Christy Thompson. Daniel Thompson. Kay Thompson. Victor Tipton. Billy Titus. Amy Tolen. Stephanie Toney. Portia Tomey. Phillip Towns. John Townsend. Wayne Tucker. Carl Valentine. Tommy Valrie. Kreslyon Vann. David Vann. Rebecca Vann. Rebecca Vaughn. Allen Vickers. Donna Vickers. Kcndell West. Robyn Sophomores Have 78 CLASSHS the Healthy Look Waldrup. Kim Lewis. Katrina Wallace. Kathy Ward. Jeffrey Wampler. Karen Ward. Jeffrey Washington. Afreka Watkins. Buddy Wedgeman. Matt Wetli. Cletus Whittaker. Tim While. Detra While. Toney White. Tonya Whitman. Cassandra Wilkerson. Melissa Williams. Shed rick Williams. Angie Williamson. Doug Woods. Edward Woolf Ben Wu. Jeffrey Yeager. Diane CLASSES 79 The Sophomore Look 80 CLASSES 1. Sonya Phipps is proud 10 be a General 2. Angel Morrison and Lon Baker hide behind their pom pons. 3. Becky Halcomb and Stephanie Tolcn spread gossip during the pep rally. 4. Delicia Grogan and Bobby Johnson display sophomore humor. 5. Richie Misterka Hashes his pearly whites at Mr. Lordcr. 6. Confedcrcttc Julie Reed shows her new skill... twiddling her thumbs? CLASSES 81 Class of ’88 Makes Early in the year, the Freshman Class Officers were elected by their class. With the guidance of Mrs. Lawson, their sponsor, the class officers led the class of '88 through a very productive year. The five Freshman Class Officers are as follows from left to right: Beth Bankowski, Secretary; Johnny Frazier, President; Joni Belle, Vice Presi- dent; Jacqueline Moore, Sgt-at-arms; and Joseph Curry, Treasurer. 82 CLASSES First Appearance at Lee The Class of 1988 made its first appearance at Lee this year. The Freshman class participated in the Homecoming festivities by building a float which placed third in the competition. The class showed their pride this year by wearing their class shirts. To raise money, they raffled a color television. The Freshman class of 1988 truly kept up with the GENERAL PACE. Above: Mrs Margaret Lawson gives one of her famous quotes. Below: Freshmen show what they know about farming. CLASSES 83 Dee Dee Sharp Elected Adams. Gerald Akm. , danda Akins. Hubert Alaike. Jennifer Alburl. Gregors Alderman, lusa Alexander. Donna Allen hnda Alsrrson. Shannon Anderson. Blake Anderson. Gerald Anderson. Robert Annerton Pam Archer Darlene Bailey . Charles Banes. John Ball Tina Bankuwski. Bel bans Barnard. Mars Bairs. Tom Berman. Mark Belle Joni Benefield Brian Be nisei I Bexky Berry. Barbara Betterton, I aura Be:otte. Randall Bishop. Cyrus Blacknood. Glenn Sirs i ns Wade Bone. Antonio Braes. Clarence Bram h W T Brand Timms- Bratton. Tammy Briggs Pearl Brooks. Ktmberls Brooks. Lahoma Brooks. Pam Brm� n. Carolyn 84 CLASSES Homecoming Maid Brown. Kim Brum z. Christy Bryant. Ijsa Butman. Cindy Burk field. Fred Butler. Mary Beth By rum. Phillip Carter. Bobbie ( arter. Richie Cary. Paul Cashon. Tracy Cassidy. Jared Certain. Jamey Chat in Brett Chandler. Denck Cilrano. Robbie Clemons. Johnny Cleveland. Mark Clouier. Luke Cobble. Kandie Cole. Karen Collie. Angela Conley . Ronnie Cooper. Amy Copeland. Serena Corbitt. Kevin Coullas. Tracte Coulter. Maine Crabtree. Flizabeth Crabtree. Kim Crof. Kim CLASSES 85 Freshmen Place Third Cross. Carol Crun k, (innnlon Crone. Chene Cry . Buri Curry. Joseph Curl is. Susan Dale. Christie Dram. Jennifer Dempsey. Anna Doer man. Jackie Donegan. leima Doming. Tammy Donnes. Sierra Dozier. Clini Dm ole. Jesse Dudley. Amanda Duplex hm. Dionne Dunlap. Donald tarle. Felicia Fdge Sheri tdnards. Angel tdnards. laurel Fr shine. All la twtng. Beni la Fanning. Derek Fields. James Finley. l ah Fletcher. Barry Fletcher. Donald Fletcher, ken Flores. Amhxrny Harriet Malone sighs. “Give me strength! 86 CLASSES In Float Competition Ford, Barbara Fotlrr. Satu Franklin Anthony Franklin. Sha� n Frazier, Johnny Fuller. Tonya Gail her. Michael Garner. Cynthia Garrett. Alan Gentle. Mickey Gilmore. Stephanie Goedde. Paul Golden. Vanessa Good son Pamela Gragg Derrick Graham. Mary Gram. Kim Grider. Danny Gnder. Mike Grimes. Tammy Gullatt Paul Gulhne. Deborah Hagler. Ijjura Halcomb. Becky Hall. Kevin Hall. Sandra Hall. Tina Hamlet. Brian Harbin Kerry Harbin Mari Hardin. Enc CLASSES 87 Freshmen Have Harding, Michelle Harm. Regina Hatchett. Scathe Haversack. Meh.ua Hayes. Janell Hayes. Mike Helton. Brnn Helton. Henry Higgins. C'wen Hill. I am ms Hines Melvin Hodges. O'Seal Hogan Kim Holden. Derru k Holland Oenavne Hid today. Scott Hollo as. Cedric Hubbard. John Httckabee. Angela Hughes Patricia Hunt. Patrick I Kurd. Carol Isabell. Paud Jackson. C harles Jackson. Jon Jamar Pamck Jasper. ( had Jennings lamms Joiner Michael Juilv. Sha nda Jones. Arussa Jones. Roxanne Jordan, lamms Joyce. Melissa Key. i nthia Key. (iatl 88 CLASSES The New Look King. Jay Kirkland. Inga Klimek. l)avid Kolle. Rhonda Kramer, William LaDuke. Jamet iMmer. Ahmed Lewis. Eugene Lindsey. Tina Uneherry Amanda Locker. Cassie Lofton. Karen Logan Amelia L rugh. Lon Lowery. Hike Lusk. James Magathan Michael Malone Harriet Malone. Tracey Manley Rodney Martin. Dawn May. Mike Me Anally. Demetna McCormick. Alicia McCrary. James Medley. Jerry Medley. Terry Mercieca. Julie Michaels. Dannv Miller. Domnan Moore. Donnie Moore. Jacqueline Mustek. Charlie Sance. Carlsn Same. Terry Sewby. LaDonna CLASSES 89 Freshmen Raffle Newby. Skawn Sewum. (imger Nwoiuu. Chris Oberhohzer Stesen O'Brien. Colleen O'Brien. Gary O'Gwvnn. Calk Olmer. David Olio av. Dong Oter.an. Jimmt Pointer Mary Parcus. ('unit Park Amy Potion. Robert Perdue Joey Preston Julie Ragland. Demete Riddle. John Robe rum Trane Robinson Joe Rodrigue: Ijso Roger % Bernard Rom or. Angela Ron. Pel in a Rov. Mike Robert Brton Rut:. Mundo Run I aura Sale . Christopher , Sampson. Dennis Sanders. Furretl Sanders John Sanders Momea Sanner Daphne Schnmsher. Jon Scott. James Set). Donald Shads Darrin Sharp lamotha Sharp Dee Dee Sharpe Maurice Shasteen Tammy Sheppard, ( dndot e Shine, knsta Sim Michael Slayton. Das id Smith. Cathy Smith. Don Smith. Stewart Snyder. Sharon Stafford Mu hr lie Stewart. Donna Stoner. Jamie Sullenger Uta Summers. Donna Sweorengin. Hope 90 CLASSES Color T. V Tina Taylor. Jaso Taylor Wendy Teasley. Charles Thomas Chuck Thomas Melanie Thompson. Rebecca Tielkmg. Wanda Tony. Stacey Torstrnson. £nc Townsend. Pester Tripp Michelle Trane. Marlon Tucker. Tracy Turner. ( udera Turner. James Vselton Randall Young. Sheers Wade, kennelh Walker. Kathy Walters. Roxanna H alto Billy Warren. Richard Weikert. Beth Wert;. Barbara Whitaker. Aaron Whitaker. Amanda Whitman. Tina Wilhournr. Jana H illiamt. Ponnell Williams. Iamm Wilson. Da+n Wood Tammy Woods. Yeromca H imjdall. Rodnex M right. Paxid H right. Shannon Mutthoff. Tim Young. Shane CLASSES 91 92 FACULTY THE EDUCATED LOOK THE EDUCATED LOOK THE EDUCATED LOOK THE EDUCATED LOOK THE EDUCATED LOOK THE EDUCATED LOOK Mr. Owen’s Leadership Benefits Lee Our Principal, Mr. Tom Owen, who is now in his sec- ond year as principal and tenth year at Lee High School has demonstrated to students, faculty, and parents alike the meaning of FamiLEE. He has fostered through his leadership a sense of pride and a desire in each individual student for accomplishing goals. Mr. Owen has made it a point to have personal contact with Lee Students and his office door is always open. He is firm in his belief that as a FamiLEE the student's knowledge can be directed into beneficial channels. Assistant Principals Work To Make School A True FamiLee Dr. Donald Sanders is in charge of the Sophomores and Seniors this year. Although he makes it a point to have per- sonal contact with his students, he is also a real disciplinarian when the need arises. Dr. Sanders also writes passes for being tardy to class and for absences. Dr. Sanders plays a major role in Lee’s administration. Mr. Floyd Douthit, in his second year as an Assistant Prin- cipal, is in charge of the ninth and eleventh grade students. Mr. Douthit is not only in charge of discipline for these students, but he also writes passes and keeps a check on excessive tardies and absences. This is Dr. James Mason's second year at Lee. Dr. Mason is in charge of curriculum and computer grade reporting. Dr. Mason is also in charge of scheduling and schedule changes, which is a big concern for all students. Dr. Sanders (top). Mr Douthit (lower left), and Dr. Mason (right). FACULTY 95 School Board Slips and Slides on Ice Policy The 1984-1985 School Board is lead by President Mr. Ed Starnes and is the governing body of the Huntsville City School System. They must appropriate funds to aid the many different sectors of the system. They must also deal with the special concerns of teachers and students. They are currently deciding when the schools will make the days missed because of the snow and ice that fell in January and February. Superintendent, Dr. Mary Jane Caylor plays a key role in the administration of the City School System. This is Dr. Caylor’s sec- ond year as Superintendent and she is continuing to support both the students and the teachers in their quest for a better school system. “I’ve been a teacher and have never taken the position of ‘them and us,’ ” she said, “We’re all in this business together.” Pictured Above: Center; Superintendent, Dr. Mary Jane Caylor, Standing Left to Right; Vice-President Martha Miller, William C. Smith, James G. Berry, President, D. Edward Starnes, William Kling, Jr. 96 FACULTY Robert Albright Marty Askins Vivienne Atkins Lois Bartlett Linda Bidwcll Betty Brooks Charles Campbell Thco Battle Juanita Crump Ricky Davidson Bonnie Franklin Devalie Gibbons FACULTY 97 “When I was playing flag football with my P.E. class and I caught a pass while falling into a huge mud pud- dle. I had to take my clothes to be washed in the Home Economics Dept.” Cyndic Futral B.S. — Athens State College V “Falling off of a broken desk in class.” Eddie Deaton B.S. —UNA “When on the first day I taught Driver's Ed. we had an accident. Jerry Dugan M.S., B.A. — David Lipscomb “When I missed a day of school and no one noticed except the students.” John Dudley B.S., M.S. — M.S.U. and Alabama A M “Having looked down about eleven O’clock one Thursday morning and realizing I had a different shoe on each foot.” Ida Crawford M.L.S.M. — Alabama r Vv A “W hen I had to go all day with the seat of my pants busted.” James Lorder B.S. Prairie View and A M University “Falling down in the cafeteria (slipping on something on the floor).” Glenda Meadows B.S. Jacksonville State “When I poured a pitcher of water in my lap at 3 o'clock and I had to wait to dry before exiting school.” Ron Scoggins B A . M.A , Ph D. Univ. of Alabama What Was Your Most Embarrassing Moment? 98 FACULTY “The xerox machine breaks down.” Margaret Nelson B.A Huntington Univ. of Alabama “You get home and your dumb dog tries to bite you.” Tommie Madden B.S. Athens State College “You find live ammunition on the floor of your classroom.” Melanie Dabbs B.A. — Univ. of Alabama “Twelve students are stand- ing outside the office door with sad faces.” Ernestine Street A.B Talladaga College M.A. — University of Wisconsin A.A. — Alabama A M “There is a ring around the moon.” Martha Harvilla B.A. — Livingston University “When a student's jaws work harder than his brain.” Sue Faulkner B.S. — University of Mississippi MS — UNA “You move from New York to California and still have the same milkman.” Tommy Esslinger B.S. —UNA “Y our students laugh at you when you walk in the door.” Bonnie Edmondson B.A. — Berea College You Know You’re in Trouble When . . . FACULTY 99 A student says, “Are you sure about that Mr. Townsend? Harold Townsend B.S. — Alabama A M “The little kids come in the room! Preston Hayes B.S. — Penn State “Bubble sheets are due! Florence Geiger A.B. —College of Charleston M.A.T. — Athens College j “Someone yells out your name all the wav across the mall! Shirley Henderson B.A. — UAH “You are reminded to take the pencil from your ear and the rubber bands from your wrists! Nancy Styles B.S. — University of Chattanooga “You're in a conversation and you listen for gram- matical errors. Patsy Johnson B.S. E.D. — Western Carolina University M.E.D. — Alabama A M “You write checks in red ink! Penny Sumners B.S. University of Alabama, Tusc. “You're given ten things to do in a five minute homeroom. LaNellc Patrick B.S. — Athens State M.A. — University of Alabama You Know You’re A Teacher When . . . 100 FACULTY Carlton Wright Ernestine Hines Christy Jensen Susan Graves Mr. Baxter Steps In As Lee’s New Band Director Howard Baxter is the new director for the Lee High School Band. Mr. Baxter has had seven years prior experience direc- ting bands in schools surrounding Huntsville. In his first year, Mr. Baxter directed the band on two out of state trips. These trips included performing at the New Orleans Saints Half- Time show and the Macy's Parade in New York City. Mr. Baxter has said he will strive to keep up the Lee Band tradition of excellence. FACULTY 101 What Really Satisfies You? “A Good Basketball Game.” Onree Jackson B.A. — A M “The thrill of trying to get out of the parking lot at 3:15” Ron Glass M.A. — Univ. of Florida “Money and Spending it!” Martha Vandiver B A.— Huntington College Auburn University UAH “Being away from school.” Gay Payton B.A. — Peabody “Water skiing???” Rosemary Gibson B.A. — Randolph Macon MED.— A M “Cartoons or 2 extra strength tylenol.” Sue Marshall B.S. — Univ. of Tenn. M.S. — A M University “Nothing! Teachers aren't suppose to he satisfied.” Marjorie Masterson B.A. Huntington College M.A. — Univ. of Alabama “Big Drink.” Earl Grilliot B.S.— Mickey Mouse University What Do You Look Forward To At The End of The Day? 102 FACULTY You Know It’s Going To Be A Bad Day When . . . “You find a form in your box saying tomorrow's forms were due yesterday.” Miriam Gentle B.S. — Freed-Hardeman College “You need a rain coat in the class room!” Joe Pitt B.S. — Athens State “You receive a phone call at school before 9:00 am.” Elizabeth Roberts M.E.D. — Alabama A M Tuskegee Institute “There is no hot water for my morning shower.” George Bennett B.S—UNA “Your snap, crackle, and pop cereal rolls over and moans.” Dr. James Mason B.S., M S.. Ph D. —Univ. of Alabama “The xerox machine won't work and your whole lesson plan is a worksheet.” William “Bobo Brown B.S., M.S. — Univ. of Alabama “Everything you tell your students not to do, you do.” Joyce Nau B.A. — Edinboro University UAH “None of my students understand what I'm trying to say and couldn't care less.” Bob Gorum B.S. Athens State College M A. — University of Alabama FACULTY 103 Phyllis Knight Karen Lancaster Margaret Lawson Mollie Linscomb Pat Martin Vivian Mason Diane Morrison Jean Mountain Robert Richardson Beverly Scherer Margaret Smith Gail Walker Lois Watson Lela Timmons 104 FACULTY Behind the Scenes Staff Top: Lunchroom Personnel; I to r Front Row. Betty Fitchard. Deloris Stanley. Maudie Childers. Helen Sanderson; Back Row. Lucy Kcphart. Wilma Wallace. Lucille McPcters. Betty Doron Middle: Custodians; I to r. Willie Jones. Louise Burrcss. Eunice Robinson. Oscar Kooncc Bottom: Campus Supervisors; I to r. Greg Coates. Jo Hicks 106 FEATURES THE FEATURED LOOK THE FEATURED LOOK THE FEATURED LOOK THE FEATURED LOOK THE FEATURED LOOK THE FEATURED LOOK SENIOR FAVORITES Barry Merritt Laura Titus John Jackson Julee Byrom FEATURES 109 Craig Debbie Thomas Stevenson SENIOR FAVORITES Mike Tepool Ginny Frazier SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Tyrone Malone and Afreka Washington Harold Patton and Deadra Sullivan 1 NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT SEMI-FINALISTS Tracy Doyle Nikki Walton Ivan McGlathery Anne Malcolm Nikki Walton Craig Thomas Warren Mason Robert Moses Aaron Smith Mike Lee NATIONAL MERIT SEMI-FINALISTS MISS LEE HIGH SCHOOL Debbie Stevenson was the most outstanding lady of Lee High School. She was chosen Lee's delegate to Girls’ State and there received the honor of attending Girl’s Nation. She was the DAR Good Citizen Award Win- ner. Debbie led her class as President for three years. She was also elected as Homecoming Maid for three years. Debbie has earned the title of Miss Lee High School because of her leadership and outstanding abilities. Debbie Stevenson 116 FEATURES Mike Tepool Mike Tepool was elected by the Senior class and Faculty members as Lee High School’s most outstanding young man. He worked on the ln-General Newspaper Staff three years serving as Sports Editor his Senior year. Mike displayed his athletic ability through his par- ticipation on the General football team. He was elected by his teammates as Permanent Team Captain. Each of Mike's four years at Lee, he was elected as Class Favorite. Mike's dedication and fine qualities have earned him the title of Mr. Lee High School. MR. LEE HIGH SCHOOL FEATURES 117 Kristi Heatley, has been a Marching General for four years and served as President her Senior year. The members of the band elected Kristi as the Band Sweetheart for 1984-85. She is also a member of Tri-M and the Anchor club. Tracy Doyle, was a member of the Confederate Dance Team for two years. She also served as class Vice-President each of her years at Lee High School. Because of Tracy's outstanding achievements, she was chosen as an exchange student to Columbia, South America during her sophomore year. Mike Rickies, has been an outstanding member of the Lee High School Choral Department. He made All-City and All-State Choir four years in a row. Mike has also par- ticipated in Trouveres for three years. As a Senior, Mike was elected as Choral President. During the summer, Mike represented Lee at Boys’ State. 118 FEATURES Craig Thomas, has been on the General football team each of his four years at Lee High School. He was elected by his classmates as a class favorite for two years. Craig was a Na- tional Merit Semi-Finalist. Rhonda Baldwin, has performed as a member of the Con- federate Dance Team for four years and was elected as co- captain her Senior year. Rhonda received the honor of Miss Super Star Drill Team and performed in the half time show at the Aloha Bowl. Her other leadership positions include, Vice-President of the Anchor Club and Secretary of the Senior class. Rhonda was also a member of the National Honor Society. Ivan McGlathery. led the Generals of 1985 as President of the Student Council. He also displayed his leadership abilities as President of Beta Theta Chi service organiza- tion. Ivan was a football player for four years and was chosen as All City Prep Player of the week his Senior year. David Marion, has displayed his outstanding ability both on the football field and in the classroom. He played football for the Generals and was a member of the Honor Society. Steven Kennel, has led the Marching Generals as Drum Major for the past two years. He was the winner of Young Artists Auditions in the Instrumental Category playing the saxophone. Steve was a member of the National Honor Society. Laura Titus, was a member of the National Honor Society and Historian of the Anchor club. She was elected Senior Homecoming Maid and Treasurer of her class for two years. Laura was a member of the Confederette Dance Team for two years and she was a member of Tri-M. She served as Senior Class Secretary her Senior year. Lori Couch, has been a cheerleader at Lee for four years. She served her class as Secretary for two years. She was also elected as Secretary of the Honor Society. Robert Moses, has been an asset to the Lee baseball team for four years. He is also an Honor Student, being a member of the National Honor Society for the past two years. He was elected as President during his Senior year. Robert was chosen to serve as an Anchor Big Brother. Mike Lee, was an active member of the ROTC for four years. He was also a member of the Orienteering Team. Mike is a member of the National Honor Society. FEATURES 121 Erika Jenke, has been a member of the Anchor Club for three years leading them as President her Senior year. She was a Marching General for four years and was elected to serve as Secretary. Erika was a member of Honor Society and Tri-M. She was also Copy Editor of the Silver Sabre Staff. Barry Merritt, was a member of the Key club for four years, leading them his Senior year as President. He was appointed as Anchor club Big Brother for three consecutive years. Barry participated in baseball for four years. He was also honored as Lee's delegate to Boys' State. Sabrina Stovall, has been a member of the Silver Sabre Staff for three years, working as Assistant Editor her Senior Year. She was also a Senior class officer and a member of the Anchor club. Sabrina served as the Secretary of the In- terClub Council her senior year. 122 FEATURES Ginny Frazier, a member of the Confederette Dance Team for four years, was elected to lead the team as Captain her Senior year. She worked on the Silver Sabre Staff three con- secutive years. In her Senior year, Ginny was chosen as the Editor of the yearbook. She was also elected as Treasurer of the Student Council. She was chosen for the Homecoming Court three yerrs. Ginny is also the Chaplain of Anchor Club, and a member of the National Honor Society. Dominique Walton, was an honor student. Her achievements included National Merit Semi-Finalist and National Achievement Semi-Finalist. She was a member of the Honor Society and was elected to serve as Treasurer. Nikki was a member of the Confederette Dance Team her Junior year. Teresa Daly, supported the Generals as a cheerleader for four years at Lee. She served as Captain of her squad for two years. Teresa was selected as All American Cheerleader. As a result, she was chosen to be an Aloha Bowl spirit leader. She was also on the In-General staff and served as Copy Editor her Senior year. Farewell to Seniors love, Mom and Dad Congratulations Chris, love. Mom, Dad, and Trade Congratulations Mike, Mom, Dad, and Deb Congratulations Van, love. Mom and Dad Congratulations, Lila, I've always been proud of you! love. Mother Congratulations Patti! Our best wishes fora very bright and prosperous future. With Love, Ann and Kelly It's out there, Lori, Go for it. We love you. Mom, Jennie, Gary, and John Super Performance Alex! love. Mom and Dad W e love you, Rhonda Mom, Dad, and Lisa Best wishes Nikki love, Mom and Dad Congratulations Dee, Love, Mom, Dad, Uncle Joe, Aunt Rose Congratulations and Best Wishes Pam! Love, Mom, Dad, Camille, Lisa, Ron, and Pooh Congratulations, Randy (G.) love. Mom and Dad Best wishes to our lil sunbeam Nicole. May your knowledge increase to light up the path of truth in all of your endeavors. Mom, Dad, and Michelle David — We have enjoyed these last years of high school at Lee right along with you. You have always made us proud to claim you as our son. Thanks for being such a nice guy and making us look great as parents. Jack and Millie Tiller Congratulations, Kami love. Mom, Dad, and Kara Wow! We are impressed, Kami Peggy, David, and Laura Well, golly, I'm also impressed Kami! Esther The world is calling for the Music Man — go get 'em Rickies Best of Everything for our 'Baby Gator' Lisa Reagin Mom and Dad Curt, Congratulations, we are very proud of you. love. Mom and Dad Congratulations Kim, we are proud of you, love, Mom, Mike, Sherry, Billy Alisa, Congratulations! May all good things be yours! Love, Mom, and Dad Karen Ann, We are proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad Way To Go Lil Sis! Love, Big Sis Ronita Yea, Mike! -Kevin Nora, we love you and are very proud of you. .Mom and Dad Good luck and best wishes, f rank and Lettica Congratulations, Deisel! Love, Mom, Dad, and Travis Erika, remember these years, the best is yet to come. Best Wishes. Mom and Dad Brent: Proverbs 22:1 love. Mom and Dad Shawn (S.) — Keep the Faith, KV love you Love, Mom and JayJay Congratulations Michele (C.). Another job well done. love. Mom and Dad Paula, I love you but there is ONE who loves you more. Mom Congratulations Robert — Go Generals! Kedra, Good luck in the future. love. Mom and Dad Congratulations Karen! love. Mom, Dad, and Don Congratulations, Lenny! Love, Mom, Dad, and Leisa Congratulations Chucker(C-), Love, Mom and Dad We are proud of you Keith. (H.) Love, Mom and Dad Continued Success Bullet. Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations Laura (K.). We love you. Mom and Dad Congratulations Frank, love you. Mom and Dad Andy L. — Best of Luck in your future endeavors. Love Mom and Dad We are very proud of you David (W.) •Mom and Dad Congratulations for graduating Gina Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations for graduating, Kim (Nabors). Love, Mom and Dad Amy Robison — Clean Up Your Room! -Mom Amy Robison — We Love You And We Are Proud Of You For All Your Achievements. Mom and Dad DeShannon Williams •Love, James and Darlene To Russ, Our Love and Best Wishes Mom, Dad, Amy Sabrina, Congratulations! Love, Mom We're proud of you Dana — Much happiness in the future. love Mom and Dad Congratulations Daphne, love. Mom, Dad, and Jamey Congratulations Laura (T.)! We're proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad Keith — Congratulations Son Love Ya, Mom and Dad Joel, Congratulations and Good Luck. We are proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations Anthony, Love Mommie and Daddy We're proud of you Doug. Mizpah, Mom and Mel Congratulations David! Love, Mom and Dad 124 FEATURES LEE REPRESENTED WELL AT GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ STATE Debbie Stevenson was chosen from the Senior Class to attend Girls’ State in Montgomery. Delegates are chosen for their outstanding leadership abilities. They arc eligi- ble to run for and actually serve in state government of- fices for one day. In Montgomery, Debbie successfully campaigned for the office of Lieutenant Governor. While in Montgomery, all the state delegates listened to lec- tures on local, county, and state government. To be eligible for Girls’ Nation, a delegate must have run for office at Girls' State and be elected a “good citizen” by the other delegates. All the “good citizens” chosen must go through an interview with the counselors in which they arc asked questions about the federal government. As the result of her experiences at Girls’ State and her interview, Debbie was one of two girls to attend Girls' Nation out of the 260 girls present at Girls' State. Conducted in Washington D.C., the Girls' Nation involved sight seeing and a visit with the President. Delegates also had the chance to run for national govern- ment offices. Barry Merritt and Mike Rickies were chosen their Junior year to represent Lee at Boys' State. Their leader- ship abilities, as well as academic and extra-curricular achievements, led to their being chosen as the two delegates from Lee. The goal of Boys’ State is to familiarize delgates with state government. The delegates go to UNA for a week of lectures and campaigning for state office. At the end of the week, they go to Montgomery for a day, taking over state government in the respective offices in which they are elected. Debbie Stevenson 126 FEATURES Mike Barry Rickies Merritt FEATURES 127 September — Alisa Blair October — Kristi Heatly November — Anna Vaughn December — Meteasa Collins January — Jeff Jones February — Debbie Stevenson March — Warren Mason April — Sabrina Stovall May — Tracy Doyle Each year, ihe Honor Society chooses nine students to be the Citizens of the Month. The students are selected for their involvement in school activities such as Homecoming, Student Council, and various academic clubs. Their participation in the social and community service clubs at Lee is also considered. FEATURES 129 Miss Silver Sabre Christi Smith Top Five Laura Titus. Dee Dee Siarghter. Christi Smith. Lori Couch. Kristie Carroll Miss Congeniality Sabrina Stovall Jancll Hayes relaxes and kicks her shoes ofP Nervous? Who us? The first annual Miss Silver Sabre Beauty Pageant was held February 15. The choral department sponsored the Pageant and Mr. Glen Bracken, news director at WHNT-TV, emceed. Cyndi Futral, Mike Rickies, James Green, and the Trouvcres, each provided the au- dience with entertainment. The panel of five judges first chose ten finalists from the forty-four contestants. The finalists were Amy Titus, Mari Landry, Dclisa Grogan. Laura Titus, Julee Byrom, Kristi Heatley, Lori Couch, Christi Smith, Dec Dee Slaughter, and Kristie Carroll. Then, Laura Titus. Dec Dee Slaughter, Christi Smith. Lori Couch, and Kristie Carroll were chosen as the top five. The judges asked each of the five girls, “What woman in history or in the public eye do you most admire? to help them determine a winner. Sabrina Stovall was elected by all of the con- testants as Miss Congeniality. The judges finally chose Lori Couch as fourth runner-up. Dee Dee Slaughter as third runner-up, Kristie Carroll as second runner-up, and Laura Titus as first runner-up. Christi Smith was chosen as Miss Silver Sabre for 1984-85. 131 WHO’S WHO IN THE CLASS OF '85? Personality Plus DeShannon Williams and Mike Rickies Best All Around Esophia Johnson and Ivan McGlathery 132 FEATURES FEATURES 133 Most Athletic Kerry Rascoe and Jennifer Dorsey Wittiest Anthony Wright and Sabrina Stovall WHO’S WHO IN THE CLASS OF f85? Most School Spirit Teresa Daly and Barry Merritt Biggest Flirt Lori Couch and Bobby Gentle FEATURES 135 136 SPORTS THE SPORTY LOOK THE SPORTY LOOK THE SPORTY LOOK THE SPORTY LOOK THE SPOR TY LOOK THE SPORTY LOOK THE SPORTY c ) 1 a GENERALS STRIVE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP SEASON The Lee High Varsity baseball team had an up and down season and came through with a 9-12 record. The high point of the year was the week the team won 5 out of the 7 games they played. The team consisted of 7 seniors out of which 4 went on to play college baseball. Those four were: Rex Stone, Dave Ellison, Bubba Howell, and Carey Atnip. The team was coached by Max Burleson and Ricky Davidson. Top picture: Back Row L to R: Coach Davidson, Gerald Patton, Howie Ellet, Sloan Beatty, Russ Dailey, Mark Dillon, Rex Stone, Dwayne Tucker, Carey Atnip, Bruce Whitehorn, Coach Burleson Front Row L to R: Chris Gipson, Bubba Howell, Barry Merritt, Roy Foreman, Jason Lawler, Tim Frankenfield, Danny Dickens, Dave Ellison, Robert Moses, Carl Kennemore, Brad Vick, and Wesley Woods, manager 138 SPORTS SOFTBALL TEAM FINISHES 2nd IN CITY The Lady Generals had an exhilarating season. They finished the season with a 12-4 record. The team consisted of only 4 Seniors; the team had 17 members. Five members of the team made All- City. They were Paula Dorsey, Connie Childers, Jennifer Dorsey, Kelli Terrell, and Lottie Cardin. The team was coached by Miss Cyndie Futural with the help of Charles Hillis. Left: Miss Futural, coach of the Lady Generals Back row left to right; Melinda Hillis, Tammy Lee. Tammy Laslcy. Teresa Har- dage, Tina Vickers, Connie Childers. Michelle Lancaster. Tonya Kennel. Niki Crawford Front row left to right; Jennifer Dorsey, Kelli Terrell, Paula Dorsey, Cindy Beal. Lotti Cardin. Stephanie Tolcn. Penny Phillips SPORTS 139 In Memory of “The Max” The sudden death of head coach Max Burleson left the faculty and the students stunned. The loss was tremendous for the Varsity Football Team as well. Coach Burleson was well liked by everyone in which he came in contact. His devotion to the football team was outstanding and he will always be remembered for it. Although a super man and coach was lost his memory shall linger on. 140 SPORTS IF ONLY FAITH COULD MOVE MOUNTAINS SCOREBOARD Johnson 35 LEE 7 Tuscaloosa 55 7 Vestavia 10 6 Butler 30 8 Athens 7 3 Coffee 29 26 Grissom 14 10 Huntsville 0 7 Decatur 27 6 Brewer 7 28 Austin 20 17 The Varsity team had the will to win, but even its winning attitude could not change the outcome. Their actions did not live up to their expectatons. The Lee Generals Varsity Football Team started the year off by playing top ranked teams. Although they won only two games during the year, their spirit showed through. The young Generals gave their all but could not seem to pull through. The team had the will to win but not the advan- tage to do so. 4th Row: top left to right Mike Brazier. Mark Gilliam. Todd Gipson. Ricky Christenson. Heath Curley, Craig Thomas. Michcal Payton, Anthony Bush. Rusty Roberts. Mike Tepool. 3rd Row: George Bennett, Ricky Davidson. Shannon Lawler, Charles Madkins, Scott Roberts. Mike Johnson. Bobby Gentle. Matt England. Mark Justice, David Marion. Chris Burton. Thco Battle. Mike Gentle. Max Burleson. 2nd Row: Bobby Green. Deron Driver. Don Rice. Mark Leslie. Sloan Beatty. Bobby Johnson. Mutt Carol. John Jackson. Kerry Rascoc. Lawrence Drake. Jamie Hudson. Chris Gibson. 1st Row: Tyrone Mafcnc. Ericc Kcn- ncmorc. Ivan McGlathcry, Tim Bcllmon. Joel Whitaker. Greg Heron. Bart Bankowski. Damon Bcllmon, Vincent Smith, Billy Gentle. SPORTS 141 SENIORS SHOW THEIR LEADERSHIP John Jackson Charles Madkins David Marion Ivan McGlathery Kerry Rasoe Mike Tcpool 142 SPORTS THROUGH A TRYING YEAR Craig Thomas VSiA uk iii? Joel Whitaker JOHNSON OVERTHROWS LEE IN SEASON OPENER The Generals opened their 1984 campaign with a big loss to our across town rival, the Johnson Jaguars. The varsity team was fired-up, but the Jaguars were too much as Lee lost 35 to 0. Lee was unable to generate any offense and relied on the defense to hold the bigger Johnson team in check. For the young Generals this was a good “learning experience. The Lee Generals fell to 0-1 in the city. SPORTS 143 The Generals started the Tuscaloosa game with a large task at hand. The Central Falcons of Tuscaloosa came to Huntsville ranked number 3 in the state. The young Generals fought hard but were beaten 55-7. Lee's only score came on a run by halfback Kerry Rascoc Injuries prevented Bart Bankowski, Joel Whitaker, John Jackson, David Marion, and MikeTcpool from playing. In Lee's best early season performance, the Generals fought to a 10-6 loss to highly ranked Vestavia Hills. Kerry Rascoe scored on a 7 yard run for Lee. Lee's defense had a good night holding the Rebels to 10 points in the first half. The General’s attempted come back stalled when the Generals failed on the 3rd down and 8 yards at the Vestavia 37 yard line. 44 sports WON THE WAR In the General’s 2nd city match-up, they were beaten by the Butler Rebels 30-8. It was an off night for the Lee Varsity. Both the offense and the defense were sluggish and failed to execute. Lee’s only score came on a 8 yard pass from Bart Bankowski to Ivan McGlathery. In the General’s first away game, Lee lost to Athens 7-3. The Generals led most of the game thanks to Mundo Ruiz, who kicked a 35 yard field goal. With 11 seconds left the Eagles completed a 70 yard drive with a 16 yard touchdown pass. It was a tough loss for the Generals, who had over 250 yards total offense. SPORTS 145 THE GENERALS At the half the Generals fought to a 7-7 tie but jumped out to a 26-7 lead early in the 3rd quarter. The Lee defense was unable to hold the Yellow Jackets as they scored 3 times to make the score 29-26. For Lee, Ivan McGlathery scored on passes of 14 and 6 yards. The other scores were courtesy of half-back Kerry Rascoe. The General’s record fell to 0-6. The Generals proved to be a tough challenge for the 10th ranked Grissom Tigers. A 34 yard, first quarter field goal by Mundo Ruiz, put Lee on top. But going into the halftime Lee trailed 7-3. The General’s offense got on track and the result was a 34 yard touchdown to Willard Turner. On the next drive the Tigers came back to take the lead, 14-10. A fourth down and 5 attempt failed and the Tigers had their fifth win. Lee drops to 0-7. 146 SPORTS PERSISTENCE PAYS OFF In a game filled with emotion, Lee defeated Huntsville 7-0. It was a homecoming win that raised the spirits of everyone at Lee, even with the loss of head coach Max Burleson on the Wednesday before the game should be played. The Varsity decided everything should go on schedule and continued their preparation for Friday’s game. Because of stormy weather and wet field the passing attack of the Generals was reduced considerably. The of- fense was confined to the ground as the Generals rolled over 200 yards rushing. The only score of the game came on a 48 yard touchdown from Bart Bankowski to Ivan McGlathery. It was the first win of the season for Lee. SPORTS 147 THE GENERALS SHINE The Generals traveled to Decatur’s Ogle Stadium for an important region game against the Decatur Red Raiders. An early Decatur touchdown put the Raiders ahead for good. A strong Raider defense and pass rush slowed the Generals offensively. Lee’s only score came on a ten yard pass from Greg Herron to Anthony Bush. The 27-6 loss evened Lee's record at 1-1 in region play with only one game to play. In the last regular season game the Generals soundly defeated the Brewer Patriots. Touchdowns by Kerry Rascoe and John Jackson plus a touchdown pass from Greg Herron to Anthony Bush gave Lee the win. The solid 28-7 win over the Patriots was Lee’s second region win of the season and handed the Generals a berth in the state play-offs. 148 SPORTS AT THE PLAYOFFS The Generals entered their first playoff game since 1981 against the highly ranked Austin Black Bears. The Black Bears jumped out to an early lead when they scored on a long run by James Shackleford. A 20 yard touchdown pass by Greg Herron to Ivan McGlathery brought the score to 10-7 at the half. Another Lee score on a 6 yard run by Don Rice kept the Generals in the lead. The game came down to the wire with Austin leading 20-17. An attempted field goal by Mundo Ruiz in the closing seconds failed and Austin came away with the win. SPORTS 149 CO-CITY CHAMPS — FIRST TIME EVER Coach Theo Battle led the freshman Lee Generals football team. The Generals had a fantastic season with a record of 6-2. The Captains that led this group of talented young football players were Jay King and Greg Alburl with the Most Valuable Player being Derrick Gragg. The Freshman Football team came through with the general capability by becoming the Co-City Champs for the first time ever at Lee. We are awaiting their ar- rival to the Varsity squad. Below Top Row L to R Jamison Holman, Charlie Musick, Jay King, Rob Adkins. Greg Alburl. Second Row L to R Robert Patton. Melvin Hines. Mike Joiner. Richie Carter. Derrick Gragg. Chad Jasper. Coach Battle Third Row' L to R: Don Smith. Paul Cary, Jamey Certain, Ran- dall Bc otti. J J. Lusk. Brent Harbin Bottom Row L to R Danny Grider. Charles Draper. Brian Hamlet. Robert Anderson. Randy Lsclton, Chuck Thomas U 150 SPORTS THE BRAINS BEHIND THE GAME s Theo Battle George Bennett Charles Campbell Ricky Davidson Jerry Dugan Onree Jackson Sue Marshall SPORTS 151 VOLLEYBALL TEAM TIES The Lee High Generals Volleyball team had a great season. The record was an amazing 29-12. The captains leading the successful volleyball team were Jennifer Dorsey and Tina Vickers. The All- City team consisted of Connie Childers, Angie Martin, Tina Vickers, and Jennifer Dorsey. The Generals won the area 15 tour- nament. The talented volleyball team tied for the City Championship. Above Back Row L to R: Jennifer Martin. Mary Palmer. Melissa Ellison. Angie Martin. Connie Childers. Tina Vickers. Jennifer Dean. Calva Smith. Front Row L to R: Jennifer Dorsey. Tracic Coultas, Lottie Carden. Vicky Crowell Right L to R: Coach Phil Drake and Coach Cyndic Futural 152 SPORTS FOR CITY CHAMPIONSHIP 1. Melissa uses the soft touch. 2. No problem! 3. Is that the other team? 4. Two on one! 5. Connie powers one through. SPORTS 153 Generals Beat Grissom The Lee High Soccer Team ended the season with a 5-4-2 record. This turned out to be an exciting season for the soccer team. For the first time ever, the Generals beat the Grissom Tigers 3-2. They also tied the Birm- ingham City Champs. The team consisted of 18 players of which 5 were Seniors. Reggie Burrell, Mundo Ruiz, Yuthca Scr, and Joe Joiner made All City. Reggie Burrell went on to All-State. This year's team was headed by Coach Charles Campbell. First Row L-R: Raficl Beckman. Mundo Ruiz. Coy Rose. Yuthca Sar Second Row L-R; Wyatt Akins Cletus Wetli. Jeff Dorsey, Fred Dorsey, Anthony Wright. Torsten Scgcwitz. Third Row L-R: Coach Campbell. Mark Cleveland. Al Farrar. Joe Collins. Joe Joiner. Darrell Woods. Carl Tucker. Reggie Burrell, Doug Williamson SCORFBOARD Grissom 0-2 Westminster 5-0 Johnson 0-3 Randolph 1-2 Randolph 0-1 Butler 1-3 Butler 1-4 Grissom 3-2 Westminster 3-2 Huntsville 1-2 Huntsville 0-2 Johnson 0-0 Indian Springs 2-2 Altamont 1-0 154 SPORTS For The First Time SPORTS 15$ FOR THE LOVE The girls tennis team began their season the week after Spring Break. They played two other city teams; Butler and Johnson. They also competed in the Round Robin Tournament for the City Championship. This year the team consisted of five members of which only two are Seniors; Shean Belle and Kim Neel. The team was coached by Sue Marshall. Above: Kim Neel, Shean Belle. Lisa Rodriquez. Nol Pictured: Dcirdrc Grayson. Letha Woods At Right: Shean Belle prances after the ball. 56 SPORTS OFTHEGAME The boys tennis team was coached by Sue Marshall. Their season began the week after Spring Break. Their competitors were two other city schools; Butler and Johnson. The team, also, competed in the Section Tournament in April. The boys team, which consists of ten members, was led by Will Payne, Captain and Mark Beddingfield, Co-Captain. At Left: Jimmy Conners look out! Below Back Row L to R: John Hinton. Jeff Jones, Patrick Bolton Will Payne. Mark Beddingfield. Tom Beaty Front Row L to R: Jeff Dorsey. Fred Dorsey. Tony Flores, Joe Hutton SPORTS 157 VARSITY SHOOTS FOR WINNING SEASON The Varsity Basketball Team had a slow start this year. Although their start was slow, by mid-season this young team began to come together. This progress was because of the General’s great leadership and their eagerness to win. The team this year consisted of four Seniors. They were: Mike Greer, Mark Dillion, Eric Kcnnemore, and Tim Graves. Right: Coach Jerry Dugan Below Back Row L to R: Carl Acklin, Paul Seal, Mike Greer. Mark Dillion. Tim Graves. Leslie Bell. Gerald Patton Front Row L to R: Eric Kcnnemore. Isaac Gurley. Karl Kcn- nemore. Neil Ellison. Victor Thompson. 158 SPORTS SENIORS MAKE THEIR FINAL SHOT SPORTS 159 160 SPORTS LADY GENERALS DOMINATE THE COURT This year the Lady Generals had a great start. Although they were a young team, it did not slow them down. The Lady Generals were quick on their feel and fast in their moves. They played more as a team and seem to have more fun this year than in the past years. The Lady Generals were led by four Seniors: Meteasa Collins, Angie Martin, Angela Petty, and Michelle Ellison. Meteasa Collins is the captain and Ricky Davidson is the coach. Al Right: L to R Angela Petty, Meteasa Collins. Michelle Ellison, and Angie Martin Below L to R Meteasa Collins. Jennifer Dean. Angela Petty, Connie Childers. Melissa Ellison. Tina Vickers. Angie Martin. Michelle Lancaster. Tina Sykes, Trade Coultas, Michelle Ellison 162 SPORTS SENIORS SHOW THEIR EXPERIENCE Meteasa Collins Michelle Ellison Angie Martin Angela Petty SPORTS 163 J. V. BASKETBALL TAKES CONTROL Center: Coach George Bennett L. to R Danny Dickens. Titus Henderson. Tyrone Malone. Fred Harris. Joey Cantrell. Jessie Hatcher. Dale Wilson. Greg Brown. Harold Patton. Ricky Wallace. Tim Bcllmon FRESHMEN CONQUER THE COURT Back Row: L to R : Shaun Franklin. Gerald Adams. Eugene Smith. Derrick Gragg. Sam Lucas. Jay King. Johnny Ward. Robert Patton Front Row L. to R Charles Acklin. Melvin Hines. Earl Cordulc 164 SPORTS GOLF TEAM TEED-OFF THE 1984-85 SEASON WITH ENTHUSIASM This year the Golf team began their season in April. The team consisted of six returning players which included Scott Moore and Robbie Stewart as two of the top players in the city. This year's team had only one Senior, Newt Rice. Back Row L to R Mark Anderson. Dale Hcddcn. Robbie Stewart. Newt Rice Front Row L to R: Mike Johnson. Scott Moore SPORTS 165 SWIM TEAM DIVES This year the swim team was coached by Earl Grilliot and led by John Southerland and Jeff Guerin. The following team members placed in the city meet: Jeff Guerin, fourth in the 200 yd. individual medley and fourth in the 100 yd. backstroke. John Southerland, first in the 100 yd. freestyle and first in the 200 yd. freestyle. Tammy Lasley, seventh in the 500 yd. freestyle and eighth in the 200 yd. individual medley. Anna Adams took eighth place in the 100 yd. backstroke. The swim team competes against fifteen other schools. They compete in individual meets as well as state meets. At Right: Coach Earl Grilliot Page 167: Top Left Jeff Guerin relaxes after a hard practice Top Right: David Oliver, all wet. Bottom: Nancy Gossett awaits her results. Back Row L to R Karen Mitchell. Kim Johnson. Tammy Easley. Mike, McGathcn. K.m Croft Anna Adams Arinthia Friend Front Row I. to R Nancy Gossett. Jeff Guerin. John Southerland. Todd Taylor. Beth Barkesdalc 166 SPORTS INTO ACTION SPORTS 167 WRESTLERS GET A LATE START The Lee Wrestling team started the year without a coach. This was an unfortunate circumstance, but the team never lost faith. Finally, a new coach was found and the team could resume practicing and preparing for matches. The new coach is Clifford Simms. The team elected Shannon Lawler and Jimmy Love the team captains. Top Row: Jay Hollman. J.J Lusk. Shannon Lawler. Carl Burrcs. Second Row Willard Turner. Dion Oates. Johnny Frazier. Robert Harris. Connie Toney. 168 SPORTS SPORTS 169 VARSITY COMPETES IN AWARD OF EXCELLENCE COMPETITION The Varsity Cheerleaders attended an N.C.A. camp this past summer. The cheerleaders practiced long hard hours for this camp at the University of Auburn. This practice paid off; the squad won blue ribbons and spirit sticks each night. They were chosen to compete in the Award of Excellence Competition. Teresa Daly was selected as All-American Cheerleader. The squad this year added stuntmen to their team. The stuntmen are: Barry Merritt, John Jackson, and Matt England and Doug Williamson. At Right: Top: Barry Merritt Bottom L to R: Doug Williamson. Matt England. John Jackson Below: Top Row L to R: Teresa Daly. Amy Robison. Lori Couch. Valerie Leary. Middle Row L to R: Barry Merritt. Matt England. Doug Williamson. John Jackson Bottom Row L to R: Paula Parvin, Julie Moore. Lori Moss. Ornette Jackson. Cindy Beal. Janet Steele. 170 SPORTS SENIORS LEAVE WITH MEMORIES Teresa Daly — Captain Valerie Leary — Co-Captain Lori Couch Paula Parvin Amy Robison SPORTS 171 JV CHEERLEADERS RATED SUPERIOR The Junior Varsity cheerleading squad won all superior ribbons at camp during the summer. They also won the spirit stick. They were rated one of the top 19 squads out of the 70 squads that participated. This year’s team had 8 members; they were led by Melissa Wilker- son, captain, and Delicia Grogan, co-captain. Right; L to R: Delicia Grogan, co-captain, and Melissa Wilkerson, captain. Below: L to R: Top to bottom: Melissa Wilkerson, Melissa Hopper, Delicia Grogan. Angel Morrison, Andrea Killough, Monica Pauli, Cerisa Johnson, Lori Baker. 172 SPORTS The Freshman cheerleading squad won the spirit stick every night at camp this summer. They came home with all superior ribbons, also. The squad had a lot to learn during the summer, but they managed to come out on top. The team was led by Beth Bankowski, captain, and Karen Loften, co-captain. Bottom Left: Jacqueline Moore, Karen Loften, Carol Ann Ikard, Kim Graves. Beth Bankowski, Shannon Wright, Shannon Alverson, Dec Dec Sharp. Bottom Right: L to R: Karen Loften, co-captain, and Beth Bankowski, captain. SPORTS 173 AWARDS ARE GIVEN TO This year at the annual Fall Sports Banquet awards were given to the outstanding players of the football and volleyball teams. The volleyball team had a winning season as well as winning players. Connie Childers and Angie Martin were awarded the MOST VALUABLE FLAYER award. The BEST DEFEN- SIVE PLAYER award was given to Jennifer Dorsey. The MOST IMPROVED PLAYER was Tina Vickers. The volleyball team had four all-city players: Jennifer Dorsey, Tina Vickers, Angie Martin, and Connie Childers. The Varsity football team was awarded 6 individual awards. MOST VALUABLE OFFENSIVE LINEMAN was Mark Justice. MOST VALUABLE DEFENSIVE LINEMAN was Chris Burton. Don Rice received the MOST VALUABLE OF- FENSIVE BACK award. Sloan Beatty was awarded the MOST VALUABLE DEFENSIVE BACK. The MOST VALUABLE PLAYER was Kerry Rascoe. The sportsman award was given to three players: Mike Tepool, John Jackson, and Todd Gipson. Although the Freshman football team had a winning season, only one award was given. Derrick Gragg was awarded the MOST VALUABLE PLAYER award. Page 174 top: Mrs. Linda Coultas proves a woman can be President. At Right: David Marion receives his letter with appreciation. Page 175 top left: Senior Football Players anxiously await their recognition. Top right: Kerry Rascoe practices for his diploma. At Bottom: Volleyball team eagerly accepts awards. 174 SPORTS OUTSTANDING ATHLETES SPORTS 175 THE ORGANIZED LOOK THE ORGANIZED LO pK THE ORGANIZED LOOK THE ORGANIZED (LOOK THE ORGANIZED LOOK THE ORGANI2 I Ton I Row Diane Yeager. Debbie Stevenson, Kim Neel. Kristi Mealley, Christi Smith. Valerie I letcher. Shean Belle. Tracy Doyle, Vonda Thornton Second Row Janet Steely, Theresa Haddock, Daphne Certain, Traci Flanders, Juice Byrom. Leigh Roden, (tinny I ra icr. Rhonda Baldwin. I.aura Titus Third Row Monica Pauli. Jeff Jones. Frika Jenke. Anna Vaughn. Alisa Blair. Kim Baites. Delicia (irogan. Amy Titus. Sabrina Stovall. Cindy Beal Fourth Row Ashlcc Beatty. Doug Kauffman. Linda Williamson. Aaron Smith. Regina Smith. Melinda Hillis, l.isa Fassina, Stacey Helms. Andrea Killough. Beth Barksdale. Penney Phillips. Fifth Row Angela Aaberg. Dawn l.icnau. Robert Moses. Barry Merritt. Brent Smith. Russ Dailey. Ann Malcolm. Shcryll McDonald. I.etha Woods Picture I AIin.i Blair, Co-Historian; Sabrina Stovall. ICC Representative. Kristi llcatle). ICC Alternate. Second Row: (imny Frazier. Chaplain. Debbie Stevenson. Parliamentarian. Anna Vaughn. Treasurer; Top: F.rika Jenkc. President; Rhonda Baldwin. Vice-President. Picture 2 Anchor places second in float competition. Picture 1 Anchor Vice-President. Rhonda Baldwin Picture 4 First Row Kim Neel. Barry Merritt. I.aura Titus. Debbie Stevenson. Daphne Certain. Brent Smith Second Row: Jeff Jones, Kristi Hcatlcy, Alisa Blair. Sabrina Stovall. Tracy Doyle. Traci Flanders. Kim Baites. Ann Malcolm Third Row: Robert Moses. Aaron Amith. Theresa Haddock, Anna Vaughn. F.rike Jenkc. Rhonda Baldwin. Ruvs Dailey. (Jinny Frazier, Valerie Fletcher. Shcan Belle. Anchor Club, sponsored by Mrs. Sue Marshall, is a service club for girls in grades 10-12. The officers and Mrs. Marshall have worked hard to improve the club by revising the bylaws. Anchor started its service year in the summer with an ice cream social at Parkview Village. Anchor held a fall tea and the club brought its membership up to 47. Seven big brothers were elected and members drew names for secret sisters. An ongoing project of Anchor has been to work the concession stands for Lee's home basketball games. During the Presidential election. Anchor served refreshments to voters and poll watchers in the Lee district. December brought many service opportunities to Anchor including Helpline gift wrap, selling mistletoe for Hope Place, and a party for the children of Council School. Anchor had a Christmas Party in which they collected can foods for charity and went carolling Currently, Anchor is planning for their district convention which will be held in Huntsville this year for the first time. Many second semester projects are also under way. CLUBS 179 Picture 1 - First Row - Calva Smith, Sylvia Toney, Karen Miller, Vickie Cross, Shccna Stewart, Randy Conley; Second Row Mrs. Knight. Jackie Moore, Jennifer Martin. Vcrdclla Jolly, Laura Twiner, Tim Bellman, Barry Corn; Third Row Karl Burress. Steve Johnson. Bobby Greene, Lee Rascoc. Clarence Braccy, Allen Bloodsaw, Demetro Diamond, Maurice Woods. Picture 1 First Row Karen Miller, President; Calva Smith. First Vice- President. Vcrdclla Jolly. Secretary; Jackie Moore, Treasurer; Second Row Darrell Woods. Sgt.-at-Arms; Steve Johnson. Chaplain. Gamma Alpha Psi, sponsored by Mrs. Knight, sponsors different fund raising projects. They also do assorted volunteer community work. To be eligible for membership of Gamma Sigma Psi one must maintain a “C average and abide by the rules. Picture 1 — First Row — Detra White, Valinsa Carter, Cynthia Elliot, Second Row Angela Martin. Cindy Gaillord, Mr. Lorder, Sandy Whit- man, Angela Bester Third Row — Melvin Hines, Caroline Elliot, Harriet Malone, Shirl Mitchell. Sonya Phipps. Regina Harris. Elizabeth Tolbert, Yvetter Clemens. Beatrice Anaza, Shcla Rascoc, Tracy Mitchell. Debra Cross. Marlon Baker. Fourth Row — Rhonda Jones. Michelle Elison, Demetra Ward. Teresa Burks, Portia Tony, Maria Ellison. Michelle Eving, Debra Rogers, Harold Patton. Fifth Row Leslie Belle, Derrick Gregg. Kevin Crenshaw, Fred Harris. Patsy Hereford. Monica Sanders. Darlene Cowan. Inga Kirkland. Joyce Wesley. Joe Collins. Gerald Patton. Mikd Greer. Anthony Wright. I. 182 C l UBS Picture 1 Officers — Seated Cynthia Elliott. First Vice-President; Valinsa Carter, President. Detra White. Second Vice President; Angela Mar- tin. Treasurer; Tracy Mitchell. Standing Angela Bester, Chaplain; Portia Toney. ICC Representative; Cindy Gaillord. Secretary, Sandy Whitman. Sgt.-al-Arms. Picture 2 Sweethearts and Presidents - Front Row — Marlon Baker. Detra White, Ivan McGlathery. Valinsa Carter, Harold Patton. Cynthia Elliott. Leslie Belle. Anthony Wright, Second Row Mike Greer, Mclvcn Hines. Joe Collins. Fred Harris. Kevin Crenshaw, Derrick Gregg Gamma Sigma Phi is a girls service organization that was organized in 1980. The sponsor is Mr. James Lorder. In order to be a member one must obtain an overall “C” average. The goal of the organization is to promote sisterly love throughout Lee High School. Gamma Sigma Phi Supports charities by donating canned goods at Christmas time and toys to needy children. Group Picture No. 1: First row: Donna High. Cindy Green, Patti Gurley. Marvala Steele. DeShannon Williams. Ingra Conley, Lsophia Johnson. Tonya Thompson. Nikki Walton. Second row: Jclcatha Brown, Dawnne O’Neal, Delphine Walking Carissa Greene. Afreka Woods. Angela Roscoc, Tammy Burrus. Dee Dee Slaughter. Third row: Ivan McGlathcry, Lisa Green. Deirdre Grayson. April Seay. Dcadra Sullivan, Francinc Crimes, Ornett Jackson, Wanda Batts. Tim Belmon. Chad Jasper. Sonya Batts. Valetta Scruggs. Fourth row: Charles McComb. F'mmanucl Hay good. Paul Seal, Steve Kennel 184 CLUBS Omega Beta Upsilon is a girls’ service club that is led by Presi- dent Marvala Steele and Sponsor Onrcc Jackson. The club has held many carwashes to raise money for their service projects. They donated bags of candy to kids at the Alabama A M nursery for Halloween and canned food for charity during Thanksgiving. The Mental Health Association sponsors Operation Santa Claus in which OBU participated. The club inducted new members in October. Picture No I: Officers: first row Cindy Green. Secretary; Patti Gurley. Se- cond Vice-President; Marvala Steele, President; DeShannon Williams. First Vice-President; Tonya Thompson. Treasurer; Second row: Donna High, Parliamentarian; Ornett Jackson; Hsophia Johnson; Dec Dec Slaughter; Nikki Walton. Ingra Conley. Picture No. 2: Is this your “General Appearance” Dec Dee? Picture No. 3: Sweethearts: Emmanuel Haygood, Ivan McGlathery. Paul Seal. Steve Kennel. Tim Belman, Charles McComb, Chad Jasper. Picture No. 4: President Marvala Steele flashes her Confedcrette Smile!!! Picture No. 5: Seniors: Patti Gurley, Marvala Steele, Afreka Woods. Esophia Johnson. DeShannon Williams. Nikki Walton. Tonya Thompson. Picture 1 First row Christy Dokc. Anita Zimmerman. Mary Reynolds, Kristen Austin. Second Row Missy Preston. Sandra Mullican. Kim Taylor, Paula McCallistcr, Cindy Upton. Lisa Fiske. Julie Pendergraph, Karen Maddox. Candi Cole Third row Stacy Hall. Suzy Macicl. Julie Thomp- son. Karen Haley, Rhonda Cothren. Jill Burton. Susan Christian, Wendy Lehman, Dawn Ar cher. Katheryn Reynolds. Denise Edmonson, Mike Rickies Fourth row Mrs Margaret Nelson. Sponsor. Gerry Norris. Angela Crosson. Greg Johnson, Rhonda Ridgeway. Mark Bed dingfieid, Lisa Corcoran. Bret Schultz. John Brocato Picture 1 First row Missy Preston. Public Relations; Cindy Upton, President; Mary Reynolds, Sgt.-at-arms; Second row Sandra Mullican, Chaplain. Kim Taylor. Secretary; Paula McCallister. Vice-President; Lisa Fiske. Public Relations; Julie Pendergraph. Treasurer: Third row — Karen Haley, Public Relations; Karen Maddo . Historian. Picture 2 Sandra Mullican spends her time socializing. Picture 3 it’s not nice to point. Picture 4 Greg Johnson shows his utmost thrilled look. Picture 5 Stacy Hall tries to be constructive. For more than twenty years, members of Pi Phi Epsilon have en- joyed participating in a variety of activities designed to benefit their school and community. Many of these service activities arc annual projects, traditional with Pi Phi, and revolve around Big Spring Manor Nursing Home and Chapman Elementary School. Donating toys for Christmas Charities and helping with telethons are also special activities involving all members. “Big Brothers became most welcome participants for the first time this year. Their hard work helped Pi Phi’s homecoming float win first place in club competition. In the Fall and the Spring, any sophomore, junior or senior girl, in- terested in becoming a member, may make formal applicaion and at- tend a tea and interview session. Members vote on each applicant by secret ballot. Grades, character, personality and a sincere desire to work on service projects are taken into consideration when selecting a new member. CLUBS 187 Group Picture 1 First row: Delephonc Watkins. Kreslyon Valeric. Shcan Belle. Marvala Steele. Dawnnc O'Neal. Katrina Davis. I.isa Green. Jealeatha Brown. Second row: Stacy Pearson. Anthony Wright. Dale Wilson, Paul Seal. Ivan McGlathcry, Chris Robinson. Anthony Berry. Joe Collins. All Farrar. Third Row: Melvin Hines. Eric Jackson. Joseph Curry, Fred Harris. Talbot Malone. Tim Bcllmon. Steven Kennel, Raynard Jones. Jerry Johnson. Michael Joiner. Dar- ren Driver. Kelvin Jones. Fourth row: Chad Jasper, Fred Hereford. Leslie Bell, Derek Gregg. Marlon Humphrey. Grenlin Crutch. Jacob Yarbrough. Darryl Matkin. Beta Theta Chi is a service club for male students. Only those that maintain a “C” average arc eligible for membership. BOX service organization stands for brotherhood, service, uni- ty. and has been involved in numerous worthwhile projects. This year's President of BOX is Ivan McGlathery and the sponsor is Mr. Phil Drake. Picture 1 — Officers — Front Row: Dale Wilson. Second Vice President; Paul Seal. First Vice Prsidcnt; Ivan McGlathery, President. Chris Robinson, Treasurer; Back Row: Anthony Wright. Secretary; Eric Jackson, ICC Alternate Representative; Stacy Pearson, ICC Representative; Anthony Berry, Chaplain; Joe Collins. Sgt.-at-Arms. Picture 2 — Chris Robinson says. ‘l would die 4 U!!! Picture 3 — Seniors and Sweethearts Front Row: Kreslyon Valeric. Dclcphinc Watkins. Shean Belle, Marvala Seele. Dawnne O'Neal, Lisa Green. Jealeatha Brown, Katrina Davis. Back Row: Anthony Wright, Ivan McGlathery, Steve Kennel. Picture 4 — Paul Seal and Steve Kennel say, “Keep that General spirit up? Group Piclurc 1 Front Row: Billy Gentle, Tandi Robinson. Christi Peacock, Valeric Leary. Ginny Frazier, Scott Lawrence. Second Row; Bobby Gentle, Mike Staggs. Chris Caldwell. Shannon Lawler. Ted Frankcnfield. Ronald McCracken. Mark Justice. Mark Anderson. Barry Merritt, Jason Lawler. Third Row: Gerald Ponder. Tommy Ray. Bobby Johnson. Ricky Christensen. Chris Gipson, Buddy Watkins. Ricky Valentine. Mark Gilliam. Fourth Row Bart Bankowski. Mike Johnson. Sloan Beatty, Todd Gipson. Russ Dailey, John Jackson. Todd Neale, David Wiggins, Joe Tondcra. Brad Atkins. Matt Wedgman. Key Club is an international organization that performs ser- vices for the community. The goal for this year is to improve the image of the club. Both Mr. Glass and President Barry Merritt have worked hard to help the club reach this goal. Each member must maintain a “C” average. The club spon- sored Teacher Appreciation Day at the beginning of the year. The members brought desserts, vegetables, and drinks for the teachers to enjoy during the day. Picture 1 — Officers and Sweethearts First Row: Bobby Gentle. Assistant Treasurer Tandi Robinson; Ted Frankcnficld. Vice President; Barry Merritt. President; Mark Justice. Secretary; Christi Peacock; Second Row: Ginny Frazier; Jason Lawler. Parliamentarian; Valeric Leary; Bart Bankowski. Treasurer. Picure 2 Sloan Beatty shows his brilliant speaking skills at a pep rally. Picture 3 — Brad Atkins and Tony Floyd attempt to pass a class. SILVER SABRE STAFF Picture 1 First Row Juice Byrom. Erika Jcnkc. Rhonda Baldwin. (Jinny Fra icr. Sabrina Stovall. Pam Malone. Bryan Summers. Second Row l ug Kauffman, (ireg Johnson. Kristen Rich. Karen Wampler. Marlon Baker. Daphne Certain. Melinda Hillis. Jcalcatha Brown. Bart Bankowske. Martha Vandiver. Sponsor Third Row Kelli McC'lurc, Tommy MeAlpin, Sloan Beatty Not pictured Angel Morrison i Picture 1 Seniors Brian Sommers, Pam Malone. Erika Jenke, Copy Editor. Rhonda Baldwin. Class Editor; Ginny Frazier. Editor-in-chief; Sabrina Stovall. Assistant Editor-in-Chief; Juice Byrom. Daphne Certain. Sports Editor. Marlon Baker Picture 2 Sponsor. Mrs. Martha Vandiver The 1985 Silver Sabre Staff is responsible for designing, organizing, and writing the yearbook. To finance the publica- tion, each staff member must sell a certain number of ads per semester. The Silver Sabre Staff is sponsored by Mrs. Martha Vandiver and led by Ginny Frazier, editor. A member of the Staff learns the entire process of publication by being on the staff. Picture 1 Seated Leigh Ann Rhoden, Teresa Daly. Valerie Leary, Andrea Pauli, Tracy Doyle, Paula Parvin Standing Ted Frankcnficld. Mike Hellcbrand, Mike Tepool, Craig Thomas, Mark Bcddingfield, David Tiller. Billy Gentle, Ricky Shotts, Dawnne O’Neal, Amy Robison Picture 1 Sitting Teresa Daly, Assistant Editor; Valerie Leary, Editor; Standing Andrea Pauli, Activities Editor; Mike Teapool, Sports Editor; Mark Bcddingfield. Reporter. Leigh Roden, Ad Manager. Picture 2 Teresa Daly works with the other members of the Newspaper Staff to improve their interviewing techniques. Picture 3 Members of the In-General Staff ‘work hard’ to meet their deadline Picture 4 A classic example of the Newspaper Staff hard at work. The In-General Staff publishes Lee’s own newspaper. The staff members write, lay out, and sell the papers. Each Staff Member is responsible for interviews and writing articles. The paper is financed by ads sold to businesses by the staff. The papers are sold once a month includes special stones about outstanding students, clubs, sororities, and upcomng school ac- tivities. The paper is sponsored by Mrs. Christy Jensen and Mrs. Martha Vandiver. The editor is Valerie Leary. CLUBS 195 5TUDEN OUNCI Group picture — picture 1 First Row: Mrs. Vandiver, Ginny Frazier, Paul Seal, Ivan McGlathcry, Talbot Malone, Valerie Green, Dale Wilson, Second Row: Warren Mason. Tonya Kennel, Robert Moses. Jeff Jones. Ingra Conley, Marvala Steele, Jennifer Dunkin, Tracy Doyle, Laura Titus, Debbie Stevenson. Amy Robinson. Third Row: Reggie Thomas. Michael Grayson. Barry Bentley, Kent Fletcher, Shawn Stewart. Mctcasa Collins. Dawnne O’Neal. Letha Woods. Karen Hancock. Fsophia Johnson, Mari Landry. Wendy Lehman, Dawn Martin. Fourth Row Wanda Batts, Amy Titus, Cristie Kennedy, Cindy Green, Tammy Buruss, Melvin Hines. Chris Robinson. Derek Gregg, Grcnlin Crutch, Michael Joiner, Angela Aaberg, Lisa Gamble, Dawn Palmer. Fifth Row: John Stamps, Pat Bolton, Joni Belle, Nadis Foster. Niki Walton, Richard Carter, Kevin Crenshaw. Doug Williamson. The Lee High Student Council is elected by Lee's student body. It governs student activities and relations. The Student Council helps with Freshman Orientation in the Fall and sells student handbooks. The Coun- cil sponsors and organizes all homecoming acivities including the election of the maids, the dance, and Spirit Week. They also hold elections for class favorites. The activities arc financed in part by the council's selling of school supplies in the Supply Store. Mrs. Martha Vandiver is the council’s advisor and this year’s president is Ivan McGlathcry. CLUBS 197 The purpose of the Fellowship of Chi.-'i:in Students is to promote Christian love to all people. Many projects have been completed during iho 1984-85 school year. The organization collected S500 for the Downtown Rescue Mission during Thanksgiving and they collected canned foods for them at Christmas. They have also visited Big Springs Manor Nursery home and have held Bible study sessions with the children at the Harris Home. The Lee football team received a Bi- ble from PCS in memory of Max Burleson. To make the community aware of the organization's services. FCS publishes a newsletter. PCS is sponsored by Mrs. Mason and led by their presi- dent. l isa I iske. Group picture 1 first ro� K.ircn Phipps. Sondra I uw. Kenny Aldrich. I tea Fiske. Greg Johnson Billy Martin. James Duke. Mark Barit . Doug iurnurc, Mike Rickies. Kim Ned. Karen Maddoi, K.ircn Hancock, second row Margaret Higgins, France� I ondon. I on Hardi. Ricky Shott.v MeIKu Turner. Kan Fletcher. Joey Purdue.Chuck Kramer. Sandra Mullican. Paula McAllister. Michele Byrd. Julie Pendergraph. Randy Grubbs. Doug Kauffman. David Stafford, third row Ara Higgin Kent Doner. Becky Vann. Mike Boyd. John Putman. Demetria Craig, Ann Makrumb. I'sophia Johnson. Dcidrc Grayson. I cih.i Woods, fourth row Bret Shultz. Mark Bcddingficld. Karen llalcy. Wade Blevins. I aura Kirkland Wends I chman. I r gh Roden. Marka Kimbrough. Alisa Blair. David W ilburn. Dawn I iciuu. Chris Black. Jennifer Settle. Mutt Carroll. I enny I oy Picture � 2 first row Kenny Aldrich. Chaplain; Randy Grubbs. Treasurer; Kim Neel. Secretary. Greg Johnson. Vice President; I isa Fiske. President, second row Doug Kauffman. Sgt -at-Arms. t on Hardi. Historian. Sondra I aw. Historian The Amateur Radio Club is a new club sponsored by Mr. William Brown. The club is for people interested in acquiring the knowledge to qualify for an Amateur Radio Operator's License. Through membership in the club, one can gain the skills necessary to do this. Ciroup picture 1 first row Kevin Hall, William Sanncr. Scott Hall. Joe Mulligan. I.on Nathcock. second row Mr Brown Sponsor. Donald Self. Darryl Woods. David Wilburn. Dave Sales. The Lee High School Marching Generals started their year with a new director, Mr. Howard Baxter. After the traditional and dreaded band camp, the band prepared for a halftime show to be performed at a New Orleans Saints professional football game. The band also had the honor of being the lead band in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York. The band spent a fabulous week in “The Big Apple!!” Dancetcam: Front Row Dawn Porter. Juice Byrom. Candi Cole. Afreka Washington. Terri Flanders. Kedra Carriger. Marvala Steel. Jennifer Dunkin. Leigh Ann Roden. Kim Waldrcp. Andrea Pauli. Dee Dee Slaughter. Laura Titus. Jamie Burleson. Rhonda Baldwin. Dcadra Sullivan. Kim Allen. Christi Smith. Kreslyon Valerie. Gmny Frazier, Yvette Fsslmgcr. Daphne Certain. Vicki Lacey, Trace Flanders. Julie Reed. Mari Landry Flag Corps: Left Side Laura Kirkland. Cindy Green. Tammy Chaplin. Beatrice Anaza, Detra White Right Side Katrina Lewis. DeShannon Williams, LaDonna Madden. Julie Thompson. Shean Belle. Patti Gurley Band Lop Row Reggie Bibb. Tim Whitaker. Melisha Briggs. Patsy Hereford. John Stamps. Dirk Baucrle. Lenny Foy. Jeff Kirby. Dawn Madkin. DougOttoway. Jcaninc Nettles. Marlon Tronc. Shcryll McDonald. Andy Lincau. Calvin Krenshaw. Mickey Gentle. Mike Joiner. Ricky Shotts. Randy Grubbs. Greg Johnson. Son- dra I aw. Karen Haley. David Wilburn. Ben Wolfe. Aaron Smith. Billy Martin. Hrika Jenke, Tommy MeAlpin. Kristi Hcatley. Dcwaync Holland. Susie Burns. Fredrick Hereford, Anna Vaughn. Joe Purdue. Brad Click. Pete Jenke, Derrick Chandler. David Tiller. Kevin Jones. Second Row Top Joni Belle. Dionne Duplcchicn, Pam Goodson. Doug Kauffman. Alisa Blair. Portia Toney. Mark Kimbrough. Alan Garrett. Dawn Palmer. Susan Dean. David Oliver. Michael Maye. David Slayton. Darren Shady. Mark Barisa. Wade Blevins. Jacob Yarbrough. F.ric Torsten. Chris Black. Joel Slayton. Ken Kerre. Paul Goadc. Dexter Townsend. Clint Dozier. Bobby Wiley. Jerry Poplin. Michelle Hardin. Stacey Hatfield. Joseph Curry. Mike Gardener. Chris F.llis. Sands Holman. Anthony Berry. Karen Maddox. Kevin Krenshaw, Dawn Lincau. Monica Sanders. Steve Kennel Third Row Mark Sprolcs. Tima Whitman. Denise Dudley. Lisa Kerr, Perry Hubbard. Inga Kirkland. Carrie Fletcher. Felicia Stewart. Wendy Lehman. Rhonda Jones. Karen Phipps, rrancine Crimes. Angela Roscoc. Regina Harris. Angela Bestcr, Shawn Stewart. Jennifer Settles. Cindy Gaylord. Lori Hardee. Ingra Conley. I isa I iske. Tonya Kennel. Linda Willcamson. Ona Stewart. Cathy Wallace. Melinda Sartain. Marla Luttrel. lelecn Dwyer. Michelle Medal. Mary Jane Reynolds. Valerie Green. Donna High. S'SAND [OFFICERS Group picture 1 front row Michelle Medal, Librarian; Greg Johnson, Manager; Kristi Hcatley, President; Erika Jenke, Secretary; Randy Grubbs. Assistant Manager; Shawn Stewart. Secretary; DeShannon Williams, Flag Corps Captain; Patti Gurley, Flag Corps Co-Captain; Back Row Rhonda Baldwin. Dance Team Co-Captain; Marla Luttreil. Librarian; Aaron Amith, Drum Corps Section Leader; Tommy MeAlpin, Assistant Manager; Andrea Pauli. Dance Team Co-Captain; Steve Kennel, Drum Major; Julie Thompson. Flag Corps Co- Captain; Ginny Frazier, Dance Team Captain. I. Picture 1 Woodwinds first row — Pam Goodson, Susan Dean, Lisa Kerr, Darron Shadey, Perry Hubbard. Sheryll McDonald. Carrie Fletcher. Regina Harris. Cindy Gaylord, Shawn Stewart, Ingra Conley. Tonya Kennel. Karen Phipps, Wendy Lehman, Ona Stewart. Melinda Sartain. Mary Jane Reynolds, lelecn Dwyer. Kristi Heatley, Erika Jenke. second row — Mark Sproles, Denise Dudley. Inga Kirkland, Felicia Stewart, Rhonda Jones. Fran- cine Crimes. Angela Bester. Jennifer Settles. Lori Hardee. Lisa Fiske. Linda Williamson. Cathy Wallace. Marla Luttrcl. Michelle Medal. Valeric Greene, Donna High, Tina Whit- man. third row Doug Kauffman. Marka Kimbrough, Alisa Blair. David Slayton. David Olivier. F.ric Torstcnson, Kay Thompson. Wade Blevins, Allen Garrett. Jcaninc Nettles, Monica Sanders. Portia Toney. Steven Kennel. Joni Belle. Dawn Lineau. Dawn Palmer. Dionne Duplcchicn. Michelle Harding, Fredrick Hereford, Tim Whitaker. David Tiller, Mclisha Briggs. Reggie Bibb. Patsy Hereford. Anthony Berry. John Stamps. Kevin Krcn- shaw. Kevin Jones. Picture 2 Brass first row Sandi Hollman, Mickey Gentle. Clint Dozier, Paul Gocddc Mark Barisa, Ken Kerr, second row — Anna Vaughn. Sondra Law, Jacob Yar- brough. Joel Slayton, Chris Black. Stacy Hatfield, Jerry Poplin. Bobby Wiley. Chris Ellis. Karen Maddox, third row Brad Click. Pete Jenke. Calvin Krenshaw, Mike Joiner, Dirk Baucrlc. Susie Burns. Mike Garner. Ben Wolfe, Billy Martin. Tommy McAlpin. Doug Ottaway. V v v v V v DRUM CORPS Picture 1 First Row: Ricky Shotts. Doug Ottaway, Sheryl McDonald. DeWayne Holland, Joey Purdue. Karen Haley, Derrick Chandler. Frederick Hereford Second Row: Andrew Lienau. Randy Grubbs. Greg Johnson. Jcaninc Nettles, Dawn Matkin. Jeff Kirby. Marland Tronc, F.rika Jcnkc. David Tiller. Aaron Smith Back Row: l.cnny Foy. David Wilbourn Picture 2 — Drum Corps jam at the pep rally. Picture 3 Drum Corps is all smiles! 204 CLUBS LEE BAND LEADS MACY’S DAY PARADE IN NEW YORK The Silks arc Lee High School's Flag Corps. Their flags of silver and blue frame the Lee High Band performances which include halftime shows and parades. Earlier in the year, the Silks performed with the band at a New Orleans Saints halftime show in Louisiana. The Silks accompanied the Marching Generals in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York First Row: Julie Thompson. Co-Captain; DcShannon Williams. Captain; Patti Gurley. Co- Captain. Second Row t.aura Kirkland, Dctra White. Beatrice Ana a. Tammy Chaplain Third Row : LaDonna Madden, Katrina Lewis. Shcan Belle. Cindy Green Picture No. I I lag C orps Co-Captain Patti Ciurlcs. Captain DeShannon Williams. Co-Captain Julie Thompson. Picture No. 2 I a Donna Vladilen represents The Silks on the Homecoming Court Picture No. 3 Beatrice Ana a shows her stuff in the stands! CLUBS 207 Group Picture 1 — First Row: Rhonda Baldwin, Ginny Frazier, Andrea Pauli. Second Row: Dawn Porter. Julee Byrom, Candi Cole, Afrcka Washington. Terri Flanders, Kedra Carringcr, Daphne Certain, Vicki Lacy, Traci Handers, Julie Reed. Mari Landry. Third Row: Marvala Steele, Jen- nifer Dunkin, Leigh Ann Roden, Kim Waldrcp. Dec Dee Slaughter, Laura Titus, Jamie Burleson. Deadra Sullivan. Kim Allen, Christi Smith, Kreslyon Valerie, Yvette Esslingcr. Mrs. Shirley Henderson, Sponsor. 00QV OO 208 CLUBS The 1984-85 edition of the Confedercttes began in early June preparing for the upcoming year’s activities. Many hours of hard work and diligent practices were revealed with their award- winning, entertaining performances throughout the year. The Confedercttes broke tradition by attending a different camp this year. However, they kept the tradition of being the number one team, being awarded the team with the most spirit and the best home routine. They also receiv- ed over 75 individual superior ribbons. Two of the Confedercttes were chosen as outstanding over all the 400 girls that attended the camp. Ginny Frazier and Rhonda Baldwin were nominees for Superstar Drill team Girl. Rhonda Baldwin was chosen as Superstar Drilltcam Girl and went to Hawaii to appear in the Aloha Bowl as a member of the National Superstar Drillteam. — In August, the Confedercttes underwent a project to “fix up their new room. They painted the walls, built shelves, put up mirrors, and decorated the walls. They financed this project with support from the Booster club and from funds raised at a summer carwash. The Confedercttes traditionally accompany the Marching Generals to Lee football games. They also traveled with the marching band to perform at a New Orleans Saints game, and lead the New York City Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Following football season, the Con- federates also performed at all of the home basketball games. Picture No. I: Andrea Pauli, Co-Captain; Ginny Frazier. Cap- tain; Rhond Baldwin. Co-Captain. Picture No. 2: Rhonda Baldwin went to Hawaii to perform in the Aloha Bowl as a member of the National Superstar Drillteam. Picture No. 3: The Confedercttes new room. CLUBS 209 The Choral Department is involved in many activities throughout the year. The Concert Choir and Trcblcaircs compete in competitions with other choirs throughout the state, receiving superior ratings. The Choral Department entertains for school functions such as: P.T.S.A., Choral Parent’s Organization, and the Beauty Walk. This year’s Choral Depart- ment sponsored the Beauty Pageant where “Miss Silver Sabre’’ was crowned. The evening was a festive occasion. Group picture 1 — Concert Choir first row — Susan Christian, Kim Neel. Christy Doke. Kristen Austin, Mike Rickies, Jesse Ducotc. Mandy Edgcr. Missy Preston, Sandra Mullican Dawn Archer. Cara Wilhelm. Ramonda Arndt, second row — Katheron Reynolds. Paula Mayhall, Kristi Heatlcy. Karen Haley, John Brocato, Bret Schultz, Mike Magathan, Kim Johnson. Karen Hooper. Christi Smith, Julie Pcndcrgraph third row — Kelly McClure. Rhonda Cothrcn, Dawnc O’Neal. Shean Belle, Kirk Perry. Tim Babe, Mark Cleveland. Jill Burton, Cindy Upton. Michele Byrd, fourth row Will Hester. Mark Bcddingfield. Steven Arndt, Lenny Foy, Pam Shaneyfelt. Danclle Smart. CLUBS 211 Picture 1 Trouvcrcs first row Mike Rickies. Kim Neel. Julie Pendergraph. John Broca to M.mdy Ldger. James Green second row Mark Cleveland. Kristi Hcatley, Rhon- da Cothren. Lenny Foy. Karen Haley. Bret Schultz. Cindy Upton. Steven Arndt. Sandra Mullican. Missy Preston. Kirk Perry third row Shcan Belle. Mark Bcddingfield. Karen Hooper Picture 2 Gentlemen Songsters Eric Torstenson. Ronnie Turner. Rodney Pcrrill. Charlie Mustek. Susan Majors. Bryan Hamlctt. Sammy Bra lcton. James Duke. Vincent Burroughs Picture 3 Sweet and Sassy Quartet Sandra Mullican. Julie Pendergraph. Missy Preston. Susan Christian di Picture 1 Concert Choir Officers Christy Dokc, Asst. Librarian. Sandra Mullican. Librarian; Mark Beddingfield. Treasurer; Kim Neel. Asst. Treasurer; Missy Preston. Secretary; James Green. Vice-President; Mike Rickies, President. Picture 2 Trebleaire Officers Shirl Mitchell. Librarian; Christy Dale, Librarian; Don- na High. Treasurer; Julie Preston. Secretary; Jill Burton. Vice-President. Picture 3 Accompanyists — Treblcaires; Lisa Rodriguez. Donna Alexander. Concert Choir; Kathcron Reynolds. Julie Pcndcrgraph. Picture 4 Treblcaires — first row Rebecca Thompson. Roxanne Jones. Lisa Rodriguez. Anita Zimmerman. Kristi Byrd. Teresa Mullins. Julie Preston. Janine Shine, second row — Elizabeth Tolbert. Jill Burton. Shirl Mit- chell. Cynthia Elliot, Mandy Edger, Tammy Wood. Christy Dale, Kathy Walker, third row — Margaret Higgins, Yolanda Akin. Michelle Ewing. Don- na High, Tammy Grimes. Michele Byrd, Michelle Lancaster, Donna Alex- ander. fourth row Dawn Wilson. Nancy Gossett. Samantha Jones. Michelle Stafford, Tammy Burruss. Mary Graham. Patsy Hereford. Picture 5 — Triads first row — Rebecca Thompson. Anita Zimmerman. Lisa Rodriguez. Janine Shine, second row Elizabeth Tolbert. Christy Dale, Donna High, Tammy Wood, Kathy Walker, third row Yolanda Akin. Rox- anne Jones. Patsy Hereford, Michelle Stafford. Donna Alexander. 212 CLUBS Tri-M, Modern Music Masters, is an International Honor Society for musicians. To be eligible for membership one must have an “A average in all music study courses and be approved by members and the sponsors, Mrs. Vivienne Atkins and Mr. Howard Baxter. Tri-M volunteers to usher at many musical performances in the city. Group picture 1 first row Mrs Atkins, Aaron Smith. Laura Titus. Mike Rickies. Kristi Hcatley. Kim Neel. Mr Baxter second row Karen Maddox. Susie Burnv Sandra Mullican, Julie Pcndcrgraph, Cindy Upton. Karen Haley, third row Ertka Jcnkc. Anna Vaughn. Chris Black. David Tiller, Missy Preston. James Green. Rhonda Cothrcn fourth row Bret Schultz, l.cnny Foy, Greg Johnson. Andy I icnau. Joel Slayton. Kirk Perry. Randy Grubbs. Doug Kauffman Picture 02 Officers Laura Titus. Treasurer; Kim Neel. Secretary; Mike Rickies. Vice-President. Kristi Hcatley. President; Aaron Smith. Historian. Group Picture 1 first row Mike Tepool. Valerie Leary. Teresa Daly. Rhonda Baldwin, Doug Kauffman. Sabrina Stovall, second row Ginny Frazier. Tracy Doyle. Craig Thomas. Dawnne O'Neal, Erika Jenke, Melinda Hillis, third row Andrea Pauli. Billy Gentle, Mike Hcllcbrand. Ted Frankenficld. Picture 2 Co-Presidents Valerie Leary and Ginny Frazier. Quill and Scroll is an international Honor Society for journalists. It is sponsored by Christy Jensen and Martha Vandiver. To become a member of this honor society a student must have shown excellent skill in working with a phase of journalism or with a school publication. New members are added each year. Group picture: first row. Anna Vaughn. Mcteasa Collins Robert Moses. Kim Neel, Theresa Haddock, second row; Michelle Clements, Lori Couch. Kurt Ezell, Erika Jcnkc, Nikki Walton. Dawnnc ONcal. Steve Kennel, third row; Debbie Stevenson, Laura Titus. Andrew Licnau. James Slone, Aaron Smith. Ann Malcolm. Mike Lee. fourth row. Mrs. Sue Havilla. Sponsor Kirk Perry. David Stafford. Warren Mason. Brian Sommers. David Gentle. David Marion. Alisa Blair picture 2: officers; sitting. Robert Moses. President; standing; Lori Couch. Secretary; Kurt Ezell. Vice-President. Nikki Walton. Treasurer The National Honor Society is an honorary organization that recognizes students with high academic achievements. To become a member of the National Honor Society, a student must have an overall grade average of at least ninety. Also, the student must pass a screening test of five teachers and meet the society’s standards in the areas of leadership, service, and character. The National Honor Society also has a free tutoring program for Lee High students and is responsible for electing the nine Citizens of the Month. HONOR SOCIETY astronomy [k club The Lee Astronomical Society, Lambda Alpha Sigma, was organized twenty-one years ago and is one of the oldest clubs at Lee High School. Its purpose has changed several times over the years. For the last four years, the club has spent almost all of their time presenting planetarium shows and demonstrating the telescope at the Civic Center. Planetarium shows require much time and effort from the members. The shows are well received by the public and their good work is being recognized by the community. Picture 1 First Row Warren Mason. Brian Sommers. Ben Wolfe. Jerry Poplin. Brant I chman. Dirk Baucrlc. Joe Purdue Second Row Mr Preston Hayes. Sponsor Wade Blevins, Eric Torstcnson. Burt Cry, Perry Hubbard. Darron Shady. Lambda Chi Sigma is Lee's Chess Club. The club is sponsored by Ms Melanie Dabbs. Members are not only devoted to playing chess, but to teaching members to become belter players. Anyone in- terested in playing better chess can become members. The President of the club is Brian Sommers. Group Picture 1 l ying Down: Barry Merritt. Silting Sabrina Stovall. Aaron Amith. Brain Sommers. Stacy Hatfield. Jeff Jones Standing David Wilbourn. Robert Moses. Mark Barisa. Warren Mason. Joel Slayton. Doug Turnure. James Stone CLUBS 217 218 CLUBS DRAMA , CLUB This year, the Drama Club performed “The Music Man.” Mrs. Vi- vienne Atkins directed a 60 member cast and technical crew in this musical written by Meredith Willson. The assistant director was Ms. Cyn- dic Futral and Sandra Mullican was the student director. Group picture 1 first row Michael Grayson. Tim Barnett. Jesse Ducotc. Tami Wood. Lisa Rodrigue ., Kim Neel. Sabrina Stovall. Barry Merritt. Mike Rickies. Kristi Healey, Sandra Mullican. Miss Futral. Mrs. Atkins. Julie Pcndcrgraft Second Row Curt Ezell, Stacy Pearson. Christi Smith. Eric Torstcnscn. David Tiller. Kristi Byrd. Jill Burton. Kristen Austin. James Green. Tim Babe. Dawn Archer. Missy Preston. Bret Shull Third Row Tommy McAlpin, Lenny Foy, Cindy Upton. Pete Jcnkc. Anita Zimmerman. Julie Wood. Michelle Byrd. Kelli McClure, Joe Hutton. Patsy Hereford. Dawnne O'Neal. Mark Bed dingfield. Kami Patterson. Fourth Row: Joni Belle. Karen Hooper. Jeff Jones, Shean Bell, Cara Wilhelm. Laura Titus. Donna Alexander. Chris Black. Kevin Crenshaw Picture 2 The Shinn family sings. You ought to give Iowa a try! Picture 3 — Professor Hill tells of his devious plan. Picture 4 Oh. we’ve got trouble! The French Club, sponsored by Mrs. Christy Jenson, promotes the French language and culture among its members. The French Club selects a member of the month each month and a member of the year in May. The club meetings consist of guest speakers informing members of French customs and dinners. The club tries to sponsor a French related ac- tivity every month. Group picture first row; Karen Phipps. Valerie Fletcher, Katrina Evctt. Patricia Giles. Dianne Yeager. Denise Dudley, Theresa Haddock, second row; Joni Bell. Cindy Green, Van C arter, Lila Savage. Kim Cooper. Tammy Lee. Corey Jolly. Angela Aabcrg. Lisa Gamble, third row. David Stafford. Stephanie Gilmore, Traci Gashin. Laura lagler. Mike Lee. Tracy Coultas. Pam Good son. Monica Poll. Carl Dunovan. Darron Holder, fourth row; Brian Som- mers. Junell Hayes. Jacqueline Moore. Andrea Killough, Laura Titus. Ashlce Beatty. Christie Kennedy, Shannon Alvcrson, Kim Graves. Shannon Wright. Wendy Lehman. Melissa Wilkerson. Julie Moore, Craig Thomas. pictured 2 officers Sitting; Kim Cooper. Secretary; Valeric Fletcher, President; l.ila Savage. Vice-President. Tammy Lee. Sgt -at-Arms; Standing; Mike Lee. Treasurer; Mrs. Jenson. Sponsor. GERMAN CLUB A member of the German Club must be enrolled in German I or 2 or have previously completed these courses. The purpose of the German Club is to expose students to the German language and its culture. Annual activities of the club include a tasting fair at Mrs. Lawson's house, the sponsor, a slide show presented by Mr. Ludwig Gustafsou, and a trip to the OI' Hcidelburg Restaurant. Picture 1: first row Debbie Stevenson, Brian Rubcry, Anita Zimmerman, Alita Lrskinc. Kay Slone second row Erika Jenkc, Anna Vaughn, James Stone, Aaron Smith, Ben Wolf, Kay Thompson, Peter Jenkc. Hollye Cushing, third row Rhonda Ridgeway. Brian Som- mers. Mike Mclicbrand, Lila Savage. Pam Malone, Dirk Baurlc. Brett Chaffin. Picture 2: James Slone, President; Kay Thompson, Treasurer; Lila Savage, Secretary, Ben Wolf. Sgt -at-Arms; Mrs Margaret Lawson, Sponsor. The Spanish Club is for students enrolled in a Spanish course at Lee. Annual activities include entering a float in the Christmas parade and go- ing to the convention of the Alabama Federation of Spanish Clubs in April at the University of Alabama. The Spanish club sold two-year calendars this year and frequently meets with Spanish clubs from other schools. Meetings of the Spanish club arc held twice a month and the sponsor is Mrs. Marjorie Mastcrson. Group picture 1 sitting Scott Lawrence, first row — David Grimes. Vance Martin. Bobb) Wiley. Mrs Mastcrson. Roxana Walters, back row Kim Brown. Doug Turnurc. Dcnoc Ragland FBI A has been very active this year In October, all of the members brought pumpkins, filled with candy, to school On Halloween, they took the pumpkins to the hospital to the children who couldn't go tnek-or-treating. The (ieneral Recipies cookbook sale began in December, liarlicr in the year, teachers were asked to bring a few of their favorite recipes to school The FBI A students arranged these recipes to make the cookbook Part of the money raised from the cookbook sales went to the Fred Hayes fund The remaining money will go to finance FBLA District Competition in March and State Competition in May Picture No. I First row: Vanevsa Fields. Regina Burwcll. Ornett Jackson. Lisa Green, Sylvia Toney. Joey Perdue. Sabrina Stovall, Traci Robbins. Kenny Aldrich. Juice Byrom. Stephanie Beranek, Wendy Lehman Second Row: Mrs. Mollie Lmscomb. Dawn Martin. Kim Neel. Cind Upton. Tamm) Jennings. Angi Williams. Jerri Dudley, Mari Landry. Karen Hancock. Theresa Haddock. Reggie Thomas. Teresa Daly. Valeric Leary. Holly Cushing. Susan Lctson. Tammy Frazer. Regina Tribble, Mrs Lancllc Patrick Third Row Belinda Flanders. Christie Peacock. Michelle Clements. Arenthia Friend. Angela Bcstcr. Fsophu Johnson. DeShannon Williams. Amy Sewell. Regina Smith. Valinsa Carter. Shccna Stewart. Sonya Phipps. Tracy Ware. Deborah Rogers. Denise Duffey. Fourth Row Stacy Hatfield. Kent Fletcher. Daphne Certain. Tim Babe, Melinda Sartam. Derenda Mitchell. Julie Pendeeraph. Anita Zimmerman. Angie Martin, Patti Draper. Detra W hite. Cassandra W hitman. Jennifer Martin. Deborah Anderson. Gina Russ Fifth Row Aretha Woods. John Stamps. Mark Kimbrough. Mary Jane Reynolds. Becky Light. David Grimes, Angela Crossen. Marcy Miller. Kim Baites. Jennifer Dunkin. Mary Jo Kimbrough. Kim Taylor. Susan Dean, Amy Waller. Mcllissa Mullins Picture No 2: Officers Kenny Aldrich. Vice-President Cindy Upton. Sgt-at-Arms. Mrs Lmscomb. Sponsor; Sabrina Stovall. Reporter. Mrs. Patrick. Sponsor. Belinda Flanders. Treasurer. Michelle Clements. President; DeShannon Williams. Vice-President. Esophia Johnson. Secretary; Sheena Stewart. Sgt.-at-Arms Future Homemakers of America is a national vocational stu- dent organization for young women and men who take one or more years of home economics. The objectives of the club are to help youth assume their role in society through Home Economics Education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation, and community involvement. Group Picture 1 first row — Torre Owens. Angela Aabcrg. Vaiinsa Carter. Delphine Watkins. Michelle Ewing, Angie Williams. Julie Woods. Tammy Williams. Sondra Law, second row - Gina Russ, Lori Gocddc. Leah Ann Phelps. Inaa Kirkland. Bcnita Ewing. Lisa Turner. Patty Mack. Leah imley, Cassandra Whitman. Denise Edmondson, Jacqueline Docrman. Tim Bellman, third row Melissa Mullins. Deborah Brand. Kim Crabtree. Jerri Dudley. Antonio Bone. Kim Rose. Laura Betterton. Picture 02 Officers first row Vaiinsa Carter. Secretary; Torre Owens. President. Angela Aaberg. Vice-President; second row Delphine Watkins. Reporter. Michelle Ewing. Parliamentarian; Angie Williams. Historian; third row Sondra Law. Recreational Leader; Tammy Williams. Recreational Leader. Julie Woods. Historian. i INDEPENDENT CLUB AND TECH SCHOOL The Independent Club is for people not involved in any other club or organization Mr. Tom Owen chooses one member from each homeroom to be in this club. The goal of the club is to give students a chance to voice their opinions. Mr. Owen is the sponsor and meetings arc held in his office during break. Picture 1 — Lee VICA P.M. first row — Nora Ferguson. Elizabeth. Crabtree, Dawn Allen, Elizabeth Jones. Vincent Humphrey, Tim Johnson, second row — Derrick Hunter, James Anagons, Vincent Nance, Dexter Nance, Tim Teague, third row Willie Brown. Joyce Wesley. Willard Turner. Mickee Chandler. Scotty Ellison. Teresa Burks. Jason Brackin. fourth row — Destry Ward. Wayne Mullins. Tony McCaully. Michael Brooks. Mike Car- roll, Wayne Christopher. Lloyd Smith, Roy Garner. Darrell Jones, Joddy Sanders. Kevin Joyal, Todd Weikert. Picture 2 — Lee VICA A M. — first row Valeda Griffin. Kim Long. Deborah Brown. Allen Vaughn, second row T.J. Cumbie, Charles Bradford. Brawnski Turner, Toney White, David Atkinson Picture 3 — Independent CLub first row — Krista Shine. Cathy Smith, Pam Alleman, Rebecca Vann, Regina Smith, back row — Carl Tucker, Reggie Bibb Picture 4 — Lee FBLA — P.M. — first row — Melissa Jones. Lynn Jeter, Michelle Pear- son, Resina Eldridgc. second row — Tommy Essenmacher. Vicki Clevenger. Lynn Payne. Denise Shapp. Lisa Smith ICC, the Inter Club Council, represents the service clubs of Lee High School. Each service club elects an ICC representative to serve on the council. The representatives report the activities of their service clubs and the clubs are given points accordingly. The Club of the Year Award goes to the club with the most points at the end of the year. ICC sponsors the club bulletin board competition and the Christmas Sing Along. Promoting School spirit and community involvement through Lee’s varied service clubs is the Inter Club Council’s main purpose. Mrs. Ida Crawford is the sponsor. Sitting Anita Zimmerman. Portia Toney. Talbot Malone. President; Ingra Conley. Rhonda Jones. Back Row Stacey Pearson. Sabrina Stovall. Secretary; Kristie Healey. Reggie Thomas. Only students enrolled in the Distribution Education Cooperative work experience program are eligible for membership in this organization. Members participate in district, state, and national competitive events. Group picture 1 — front row Johnson, second row Beth Pope. Steve Owens, Gina Walker. Sandra Russ. Paula McAlister, third row Bobby Morrison. Mark McCuiston. Rusty Roberts. Jcrrv Cindy Harding. Charles Madkins, Mike Rigsby. Kristie Carroll. Barry Maynard. Chad Brock. Chuck Cashon. David Hodges. Sam Elliott. Patti Rogers. Billy Phillips. Ricky Gilliland, Sharon Ikard, Karen Daniel. Kim Stcaklcy fourth row Joel Whittaker. Chris Banks, Harold Allison. David Wiggins. Aretha Woods, l.isa Corcoran. Serena Berry. Kami Patterson. Rhonda Ridgeway, Jerri Russ. Kim Nabors fifth row Jeannic Bridges. Mike Stephens, Keith Walker, David Crim. Steve Kimbrell, Warren W'ard. Scott Whiscnant, Anthony Williams, Bryan Conerly, Tony Rigsby. Richard Gabrys, David Turner. Chuck Bratcher. Danae Riley, l.isa Pruitt. Picture 2 Officers first row Jeff Brooks. President; l.isa Corcoran. Vice-President. Kristie Carroll. Secretary; Mike Rigsby. Treasurer; second row Harold Allison. 1st Period Representative; David Hodges. 2nd Period Representative. VICA, or Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, trains students in any one of the several trades the Technical Center offers. Only Juniors or Seniors with the proper amount of credits up to that grade level arc eligi- ble. The student must also be a diversified occupational or an alumni of the D O. program. Group picture 1 first row John Dudley, Nancy Clark. Gary Courtney. Sherry Wade. Melissa Martin. Valanc Fletcher, second row l isa Edge. Mike Harbin. Jerry Adams. Cilcnn Holland. Iandi Robinson. Monica Loncy. Mark Carroll. Doug Turnurc third row Randy Walker. Brenda Stewart. Sharon Crutcher, Thomas Huckabcc. Mike Lance, Chris Coultav ( hri Clemons, Brad Akins. Ronald McCrakcn. Darrin Hunter, fourth row Dar- ryl Matkins. Howard Hank. Walter Giles, Randy Thompson. Brent Smith. Tim McNccsc. Kenneth Hooper. Bruce Whitehorn. Russ Dailey. Tony Floyd, Stan Bice Picture 2 Second Year Students front row W'allcr Giles. Mark Carroll. Monica Loncy, Brent Smith. Tandi Robinson, back row Stan Brice. Tim McNessc, Bruce Whitehorn. Randy Thompson. Mike Lance. Doug Turnurc. AJROTC The Lee High Army JROTC Unit was designated as a Honor Unit by the inspection team from the Department of the army. This year they will again hold their annual JROTC Ball at the Redstone Arsenal Officer’s Club. In March the Color Guard, Drilltcam, and Orienteering Team will Travel to The University of Alabama to participate in competition of various areas of military skills. The Rifle Team has fired against different schools and participated in various compctions. As it now stands, they have the second and third top riflemen in all of North Alabama. 228 CLUBS Page 22V. Picture 1 Company A Front Rim Sharon Snvdcr. Michael Bo d. Carolyn Brovin. Kicth Hatchett. Tina Sykev Teresa Burks. Margaret Higgins. Vcrdclla Jolly. Daniel Berotte, Toyna Fulkr Back Row James McCrary, Russell Spears. Joey White. I aw ranee Malone. Phillip Byram. Mickey It her id ge lames Held'. Titus Green. Patrick Yepe . Greg Baker. Anthony Berry. Marketa Booker Picture 2 Company B I ronl Row Tamms IXirnmg. I inda Allen. Hope Swearengin. Tina Cjte. Daniel Ma ikimski. Jesse Ducoic. Timothy Simmons. Kenneth Roden. Janice Edward. Alvic Past Second Row Jerry Adams. Barbara W'ert . Christy Brunc . Karen Miller. Sylsia Briggs. Bridge lie I icld. Amelia I ogan. Brett Chafm James la Duke Terry Medley. Calvin Archie. Marvin Greene. Vincent Burnette Back Row Alan Bloodsaw. Ricky Winston. I eslie Bell. Barrett ( urn. Ricky Wallace. Jennifer McCaulky. Dena Ames. mev Hayes Picture t Front Row C ompany C Raphael Beckman. Tammy Beckman. Ara Higgins. Don Smith. Shirl Mitchell. Demetra Ward. David Jones. Teresa Mullins Second Row William Sanner. Cynthia Fast. Brenda Pinky. Kimberly Hogan. Reva Bovtwick. Christopher Thompson. Sonya Phipps. Sarah Nandifer. Tracic W are. Jamie Stoner. Kevin Corbitt. Back R..w Timothy Kihnson. Pari Circen. Jr . Barry Fktchcr. Donald Self. Cilcn Peacock. C hnslopher Brown Picture M Drill Team Kneeling Ara Higgins Standing Phyllis Akin. Pelt� Baker. Tina Cates. Alan BUudsaw. Sarah SandiTcr. I jwrcncc Malone. David Jones. Barrett Corn. Bridget I Tield. Russell Spears Picture 5 Colors Kneeling Brill Chafm. Stacey Noland Standing Russell Spears. I arl Green Jr , Barrett Corn. Mickey I thendge. I arrencc Malone Page 229 Picture 1 Orienteering Mike Lee. Daniel Bc ottc. Dari Green Jr.. Stacey Noland. Daniel Ma ikowski. Lawrence Malone. Charles Payton Picture 2 Rangers Daniel Ma ikowske. Stacey Noland. Lawrancc Malone, Daniel Bc ottc. Charles Payton. Picture 3 Staff Charles Payton. Fdiz Baker. LaDonna Madden. Phyllis Akin. Mike l.cc. John Stamp Picture 4 Rifle Team Kneeling Leslie Bell, James La Duke Standing Charles Payton. Alvic East. Brenda Finley. Mack Coffee. Greg Baker. CLUBS 229 1985 Silver Sabre Staff Editor-in-Chief Ginny Frazier Assistant Editor Sabrina Stovall Clubs and Organizations Doug Kauffman Angel Morrison Copy Editor Erika Jenke Sports Editor Daphne Certain Karen Wampler Class Editor Rhonda Baldwin Faculty Brian Sommers Greg Johnson Features Ginny Frazier Business Manager Melinda Hillis Ads Melinda Hillis Sloan Beatty Bart Bankowski Senior Class Rhonda Baldwin Sabrina Stovall Junior Class Melinda Hillis Jealeatha Brown Sophomore Class Rhonda Baldwin Tommy McAlpin Freshman Class Doug Kauffman Kelli McClure Index Sabrina Stovall Artist Bart Bankowski Photographers Julee Byrom Marlon Baker Pam Malone Kristin Rich 230 CLOSING The Silver Sabre Staff Shows off their “General Appearance” Dear Generals, After graduation we will go our separate ways. In later years when you pick up your yearbook you will be able to recognize the “General Appearance” of Lee as it was in 1985. The 1985 Silver Sabre Staff chose the theme. The General Appearance, to give a sense impression of what we as Lee High Generals appear to be not only in our physical appearance but also in attitudes, accom- plishments, and activities. We hope you will enjoy your yearbook today as well as many years from now. The memories locked in this an- nual will serve as reminders of not only what is pictured, but of everything surrounding that time and place. We would like to express our thanks to Mrs. Martha Vandiver for her guidance and her tireless devo- tion while working on this edition. Wc also appreciate the cooperation and support of Waldrup Studio. I want to sincerely wish every Lee High student the best of luck and a happy life! Yours truly. Ginny Frazier 1985 Editor-in-Chief 232 CLOSING Lasting Memories Time has taken our yesterday It lies within the past, Never can we relive a minute of our yesterday, Nor ever bring it back. Time has brought us today, And soon it too will be gone, For never does time stand still For anyone too long. Soon, time will bring us tomorrow, As each second ticks away And within this tomorrow We will grow with every passing day. Although much has been taken, And our years will continue to pass, Time will never take our memories For those were meant to last. 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Designers of Hair 108 Longwood Drive 539-2916 or 539-2917 Richard And Charleece Gipson ADS 243 r Above: First Row Left to Right: Mike Staggs. Mike Brazier. Bart Bankowski. Tommy MeAlpin, Ted Frankcnficld. Mark Justice. Kent Fletcher. Not Pictured: Shannon Lawler. Billy Martin. Second Row: Mark Gilliam. Tommy Ray. Ricky Valentine. Bobby Johnson. Sloan Beatty. Billy Gentle. Todd Taylor. Right: Todd Taylor, Secretary; Sloan Beatty. President; Bart Bankowski. Vice President-Treasurer; Not Pictured: Shan- non Lawler. Sgt.-at-Arms. Omega Chi is one of Lee’s newest fraternities. Omega Chi was formed to promote brotherhood and unity throughout the group. In its history. Omega Chi had worked hard to raise funds for the fraternity. Omega Chi activities for the year included; The annual Omega week, and the in- stallation ceremonies for new Omegas. The Omega's have worked to promote spirit with fellow sororities and fraternities at Lee sporting events. The end of the first year of Omega Chi at Lee closed with summer festivities beginning June 5 and ending in early September. 244 ADS Above: First Row Left to Right. David Hodges, David Tiller, Jeff Henderson, Glenn Holland. Chad Brock. Jeff Brooks. Second Row: DeWayne Holland. Thomas Huckaby. Chuck Cashon. Barry Maynard. Chris McNeese Third Row Harold Allison. Tim McNeese. Vincent Smith. Not Pictured: David Marion Left: First Row Left to Right: Chuck Cashon. President; Harold Allison. Vice Presi- dent. Second Row: David Tiller. Secretary; Barr Maynard. Sgt.-at-Arms. Third Row: Tim McNeese. Treasurer. Tau Delta Kappa, TDK, in its second year at Lee. continued to be one of the best fraternities at Lee. To show their intense school spirit, they actively participated in all school spirit events. Their en- thusiasm toward school functions led them to participate in the Delta Debs Disco at the Knight of Columbus and the Senior Showcase. Their primary objective was to promote brotherhood throughout the fraternity. Fundraising was the highlight of the business year. To assist with fundraising, they held many informal parties. TDK anx- iously forecasted the coming year as being full of excitement and intrigue. ADS 245 L to R — Juice Byrom, Iclccn Dwyer. Marcy Miller. Ginny Frazier. Kristi Hcatley. MaryJanc Reynolds. Jennifer Dunkin, Angela Crosson. Cami Baker, Kim Baites, Jamie Burleson. John Jackson. Mike Tcpool, Sponsor Mrs. Becky Smith Julec Byrom President Kristin Rich Historian Ginny Frazier Vice President Beth Barksdale Sgt.-At-Arms leleen Dwyer Treasurer Michelle Medal Sgt.-At-Arms 4 Kristi Hcatley Secretary Jamie Burleson Senior Representative 246 ADS Above: First Row Left to Right: Suzie Maciel. Angel Edwards. Julie Reed. Iclcen Dwyer. Kristin Rich. Michelle Medal. Lori Hardee. Kristi Hcatlcy. Second Row: Candi Cole, Cathy Wallace. Tonya Kennel. Marla Luttrcll. Angela Aaberg. Marcy Miller, Third Row: Beth Barksdale, Mary Jane Reynolds. Jamie Burleson, Connie Childers, Kim Baites. Christie Kennedy. Gin- ny Frazier, Cami Baker. Kim Rigsby. Fourth Row: Dean Mc- Cann. Chuck Thomas, Scott Edwards, John Jackson. Doug Kauffman. Mike Tepool, Angela Crosson, Ted Frankcnficld. Fifth Row: Juice Byrom, Leigh Roden. Jennifer Dunkin. Left: First row Left to Right: Scott Edwards. Doug Kauffman. John Jackson. Second Row: Chuck Thomas, Mike Tepool. Ted Frankenfield I’m proud to say that Delta Debs is not only the oldest but the best sorority at Lee. We wear the spectacular col- ors of blue and grey. Our main objective is to promote love and friendship. Delta Debs is very grateful to have been sponsored by Mrs. Becky Smith these last two years. Our sorority consists of 35 members with the backup of our seven big brothers. Each year we have money making projects. This money goes toward Thanksgiving Christmas Dinners, Valentine Dance, and our Rush Teas. The rest goes toward paying expenses for our trip to Florida. I would like to wish the best of luck to this wonderful organization in the future, but most of all I am going to miss each and every one of you. I love you all. Juice Byrom, President ADS 247 Karen Ann Daniel President I would like to thank all of my sisters for their love and support, but most of all for the great memories they have left in my heart. I Love You! ALL! I will miss you! Left to Right: Officers: Dirk Fretwell, Big Brother; Christina Bennett, Sophomore Representative; Karen Ann Daniel. President. Becky Bennett. Freshman Representative; Tammie Wilbourn. Vice President; Danielle Dobbs. Historian; Wendy Lehman. Secretary; Katrina Evett, Treasurer; Helen Davis. Sgt-at-Arms; Dana Holder. Junior Representative; Corric Jolly. Chaplain; Maurice Sharp. Big Brother. 248 ADS }Jc ,be s Karen Ann Daniel. Tamm.c Wilbourn. Wendy Lehman. Katrina Even, Danielle Dobbs. Helen Davis. Corrie Jolly, Dana Holder. Christina Bennett. Becky Bennett Hollyc C ushmg. Mary Jo Graves. Teresa Burroughs. Donna Summers, Tonya White. Kim Kindred. Dena Bell. Danae Rilev. Sharon Ikard. Jana W.lbourn. and Angela Collie In- active members: Dcna Turner, Kim Cooper. Lori Gocdde, and Hollye Cushing. Alpha Beta Kappa has made 1984-85 a year of success and profitable change. With the election of great new leaders, ABK has proven that sisterhood is a strong force in all of our lives. ABK has grown even closer this year through activities such as breakfasts, slumber parties, jersey days, a cook-out, a Christmas party, “love your big and little sister days, and a Fall and Spring Rush. However, most of our efforts were placed on raising money for our annual trip to Florida. To do this, we had car washes, paid our monthly dues, and sold Easter products. We would like to thank the many people who have helped us this year, such as: Mrs. Deerman, our financial sponsor, for having the patience to assist whenever needed and keep us close together. Our big brothers, we thank for their love and support, especially Dirk Fretwell, Maurice Sharpe, David Yell, and Shane Young. Also, our super honorary big brothers. Chip Tomlinson and Trent Sharpe for always being there, but most of all our President, Karen Ann Daniel. She has been a super member and leader for three years. Without her, 1984-85 would have been very empty. We are going to miss her next year. We love you Karen Ann! ADS 249 Sabrina Stovall President Belinda Flanders Sgt-At-Arms Valerie Leary Treasurer Kedra Carriger Historian Amy Robison Senior Oil'-'Mi'fSISPS 250 ADS Above: Left: Kim Waldrep. Andrea Killough. Wendy Ferdinand. Karen Wampler. Middle Bottom.: Paula Parvin. Amy Robison. Kcdra Carrigcr. Sabrina Stovall. Kami Patterson, Teresa Daly. Rhonda Baldwin. Top Row: Becky Halcomb. Monica Parcus. Julie Moore. Tracic Robbins. Belinda Flanders. Tandi Robison. Valerie Leary. Christie Peacock. Right: Melissa Hopper. Melissa W'ilkcrson. Ashlee Beatty, Angel Morrison. Stephanie Tolcn, Ornett Jackson. Left: SENIORS: Top: Kami. Kedra. Rhonda. Bottom: Belinda. Teresa. Valerie. Tandi. Amy. Paula, Sabrina. The colors of Gamma Phi Delta Sorority are pink and wine. Their symbol is the red rose. The members of the sorority hold two teas each year to rush prospective members. The girls work together and raise money for their annual trip to Panama City Beach. ADS 251 Shean Belle President Dawnne O’Neal Karen Phipps Shawn Stewart DeShannon Williams Meteasa Collins Marvala Steele Valerie Green Steve Kennel 252 ADS Above Left lo Righi Firct Row Marcia Chatman. Sponsor. Megan Chatman. Mascot; Letha Woods. Karen Phipps. Dawnne O'Neal. Shcan Belle. Shawn Stewart. Mclcasa Collins. DeShannon Williams Second Row Tamms Burruss. Joni Belle. Ccrisa Johnson. Tina Whitman. Katrina Jackson. Drena Roberts. Ingra Conley. Cmd Gaillard. Cindy Green. Valerie Green Third Row Melvin Hines. Anthony W right. Paul Seal. Chris Robinson. Charles McComb Inset Megan Chatman. Mascot Left l eft to Right First Row l etha Woods. Historian. Karen Phipps. C haptain. Dawnne O'Neal. Treasurer. Shean Belle. President. De Shannon W illiamv Secretary. Shawn Stewart. Sergeant at-Arms. Mctcasa Collins. Scrgcant-al- Arms Second Row Sweethearts Melvin Hines. Anthony W right. Paul Seal. Chns Robinson. Charles McComb Zeta Phi Della Sorority consists of 26 young ladies who arc joined in unity by sisterly love. Zeta promotes friendship and community service. This past year proved lo be an exciting one for the Zeta's. Under the leadership of their sponsor. Mrs. Marcia Chat- man and President. Shean Belle, the officers, members and sweethearts of Zeta participated in several fundraising ac- tivities. These activities included car washes, doughnut sales, accessory sales, and discos. They also had several slumber parties. The Zeta's main goal for the 84-85 school year is to pro- mote their sisterly love and therefore add a special touch to the Lee High Familee. ADS 253 254 ADS ADS 255 Index Administration 94 Omega Beta Epsilon 184 Board of Education 96 Pi Phi Epsilon 186 Advertisements 234 Quill and Scroll 214 Silks 206 Classes 14 Silver Sabre Staff 192 Freshmen 82 Spanish Club 221 Juniors 52 Student Council 196 Seniors 16 Tech School 224 Sophomores 68 V.I.C.A. 227 Closing Section 230 Woodwinds and Brass 203 Clubs and Organizations 176 AJROTC 228 Faculty 92 Anchor 178 Features 106 Astronomy Club 216 Class Favorites 108 Band Officers 202 Citizens of the Month 128 Beta Theta Chi 188 Miss Silver Sabre 130 Chess Club 217 Outstanding Seniors 120 Confederettes 208 Scholars Bowl 125 D.E.C.A. 226 Senior Who’s Who 132 Drama Club 218 Student Awards 115 Drum Corps 204 FBLA 222 Homecoming 8 Fellowship of Christian Students 198 Opening Section 6 French Club 219 Sports 136 Future Homemakers of America 223 1 Gamma Alpha Psi 180 Basketball 158 Gamma Sigma Phi 182 Cheerleaders 170 German Club 220 Football 140 Honor Society 215 Soccer 154 Inner Club Council 225 Softball 1 IQ Independent Club 224 Sports Banquet 174 In-General Staff 194 Swim Team 167 Key Club 190 Tennis 156 Marching Generals 200 Volleyball 152 Wrestling 168 256 INDEX K