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

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 Hi 11 Til ©3L Katrina Michelle Even Albert F. Farrar Jr. Lisa Anna Fassina Rosalyn B. Fields Valerie Dawn Fisher Kent Lyle Fletcher Anthony L. Floyd Lena Ann Francis Magnus Eldberg learns American typing skills. Magnus Eldberg is an exchange student from Stockholm, Sweden. He wanted to come to America to see how life in America actually is. He likes the American way of life because the people are friendly. American schools seem to be easier than the schools in Sweden according to Magnus. Exchange students are usually greeted with curiosity. As in Magnus’ case, he nicely tries to satisfy the curiosity. Exchange students give American students the chance to learn of other cultures. SENIORS 27

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Regina Eldridge Carolyn Renee Elliott Chris Ellis Greg Ellison Melissa Yvette Ellison Kerri English Yvette Michelle Esslinger The Senior float blackens the tigers. The Senior float had the theme “Toast the Tigers.” The float had two alternating black and orange tigers popping up out of the toaster as the float went around the field. As the float passed the opponent’s side of the field, a loud cheer could be heard. This cheer symbolized all of the time and hard work put into the building of the float. The seniors also decided to spend some of their time blowing up balloons to be released by the crowd when the Lee players came on the field. Although the Senior float only won second place, to the hearts and minds of the people who worked on it, the float will always be first. 26 SENIORS

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Ted Franken field Mike Gardner Carol A. Garner David Slowik slaves over the copy machine. The copy machine is the central point for teachers' conversations about tests. It seems that Senior teachers are always having tests copied. While the copies are being reproduced, some teachers discuss strategies. Passing major examinations is the only way to get past the obstacle of graduation. Tests do serve the purpose of preparing Seniors for more difficult evaluations in college. William L. Gentle Patricia Allene Giles 28 SENIORS Ricky Gilliland Kenneth Gipson