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

Page 33 text:

Lori L. Goedde Deirdre L. Grayson -J7' Carissa Kay Green Earl Green Lisa Marche'lle Green Valeda Griffin Essays are considered to be the most difficult assignments a teacher can give. When given an hour to complete a paper, most Seniors panic, whether it is in Writing III or Advanced Place- ment English, it always has the same effect. Essays are dreaded because most of the time, the score usually lowers the overall grade point average. Although essays are seen as terrible assignments, they do require logical thinking. John Putmun wonders if he can impress his teacher with his brilliant writing skills. SENIORS 29

Page 32 text:

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

Page 34 text:

Isaee L. Gurley Stacy Hall BlaASS Randall Lee Grubbs Chris Hardin Carolyn Denise Hardin Frederick B. Harris Robert C. Harris Willie Brown defines the word Bama. Willie Brown is a super student who serves as a model for other students. He has immense school spirit and loyalty. At pep rallies, he is constantly cheering for his class and team. In academic studies. Willie always tries to do his best and cooperates well with other classmates. There are not many days that go by that he does not have a com- pliment about Lee High School or its students. Truly. Willie Brown is an in- spiration to his fellow classmates. 30 SENIORS