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

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Stephanie K. Beranek Anthony Berry Serena Berry Angela Renae Bester Daniel Bezolte Alicia Bill Tammy Allen Boles Is this Stacy Noland's idea of being on Treasure Island? Cliffs notes are probably the staple resource for English students. Many students do not readily grasp the meanings of important literary works so they use Cliffs notes. On the other hand, teachers cannot grasp the meaning of why students want to use their Cliffs notes on tests. This is the first unwritten law of high school English teachers. Of course, many students are not always sensitive to the desires of their teachers. This will continue to be a fact as long as the school doors are open. 20 SENIORS

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Chris Banks Mark Thomas Barisa Beth A nn Barksdale H anda Batts Stacey Helms’ face shows the general mood of the Government and Economics classes. All Seniors arc required to take and pass Government and Economics. Realistically, seniors are not enthusiastic about these re- quired courses. Consequently, there is an abundance of activity dur- ing class. Projects are the most dreaded of all evils. No one ever seems to have the time to get theme done. The highlight of the six weeks is when one receives six points on his average for perfect attendance. Somehow this bonus brightens the thought of attending class. Although the class is sometimes boring, it will always be remembered as a stepping stone to our careers. Cindy Leigh Beal Sloan Beatty Leslie Tremavne Bell Damon Bellmon SENIORS 19

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Patrick Henry Bolton Markita Daphena Booker Mike Boyd Stephanie Bracey Charles Bradley Michael Brooks JealeathaA. Brown Willie Earl Brown Jr. Kenneth Hooper scratches his peach fuzz. The appearance of a typical high school Senior is very im- portant to their social status. Many people try to have the same outward appearance as their peers. Peer pressure is probably the strongest motivator in high school, but it can also be the strongest depressant. When people do not feel like they fit in both in appearance and personality, they tend to be typed as an outcast. Consequently, peer pressure can make a popular or unpopular person. Realistically, popularity and an attractive appearance are goals for some people, but not for all. SENIORS 21