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

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“Cherish the Night” It was said to be the best Homecoming in the history of Lee High School. To boost the spirits of the students, Mrs. Penny Sumners came up with a creative idea. Faculty members, dressed as Grissom cheerleaders, entertained everybody by leading cheers during the pep rally. The plan worked, and the spirit of Lee was at its best. Head cheerleader, Julie Moore said, “This pep rally showed the greatest enthusiasm I have ever seen.” The highlight of Homecoming was the battle of the Generals and the Tigers at Milton Frank Stadium. Even though Lee trailed at halftime, the final score was Lee 18, and Grissom 10. It was a tremendous victory and added excitement to all the activities. The theme of the 1985 Homecoming dance was “Cherish the Night.” The Student Council officers should be congratulated on the outcome of the dance. Everyone en- joyed the evening and all of the festivities. The colors were blue and silver, and the song was “Cherish” by Kool and the Gang. Picture 1 — Senior maid, Tonya Ken- nel, enjoys her ride in a Corvette during the Homecoming parade. Picture 2 — Just as the Generals tear the Homecoming sign, so did they tear the Grissom Tigers. Picture 3 — The Grissom cheerleaders, our teachers, entertain students by leading cheers during the Homecoming pep rally. 10 OPENING

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Glimpse At What We Wear This year's fashions brought in some new and exciting clothes. Although blue jeans and button downs will always be worn, fresh and brighter clothes are in style. Some of the newest fashions seen around campus are the paisley designs, the bulky sweaters, the blue jean outfits, and the pleated casual pants. These styles are not only nice looking, but they are also extremely comfortable. While some people do not give a second thought to what they wear, there are a select few who go out of their way to be fashionable. Picture 1 — ‘When buying clothes I look for fashions that reflect my personality Prices and name brands are also influential in choosing clothes.” — Marla Luttrell Picture 2 — “My mood in the morning usually influences the style of my clothing that I will wear each day.” — Dawn Porter Picture 3 — “1 express my personality in the clothes I wear. I feel 1 wear oversized clothes cause I can be loose and comfortable.” — Paul Seal OPENING 9

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Picture «I —Junior maid. Wendy Ferdinand, is showing exactly what the future holds for the Tigers. Picture 2 — Homecoming Queen. Lori Moss, receives her tiara from Principal, Tom Owen. Picture 3 — Freshman maid. Jackie Ragland, represents her class well as she is escorted by Torin Malone. Picture 4 — The brother and sister combination of Beth and Bart Bankowski touched us all at the Homecoming game. Picture 5 — Katrina Evctt. escorted by Gerry Norris, receives her roses during leadout. OPENING II