Robert E Lee High School - Lee Traveler Yearbook (Baytown, TX)

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our traditions Tradrtlon a small word fllled wrth a great deal of meanlng Ganderland IS burlt upon this very word Tradltnon bursts forth IH every step we take every breath we breathe every yell we shout every prayer we pray and rn every song we sung Every true Gander experiences a wonderful feeling of deep prrde when tradrtlon ap pears at tlmes like these as the strarns vrctorrous maroon and whrte the banners of R E Lee waft across the green turf that blankets our football field when our Brrgadrers and Band march Into the stadrum wrth shouts of R E Lee beat termrngled wnth the tune of Are You From Drxre as we bow our heads for a word of prayer before our noon day meal rn our cafeterra as the chills go up and down our splnes and we leap up to loan In Dull Razor wlth a shout of Go' Gan ders Go' as the tears roll down our cheeks when we hear our chorr sung May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You at their flnal concert when the heavy silence hovers over a crowd of several thousand people on a chllly Friday nrght as our Gan der boys kneel rn prayer when we ruse wrth llfted splnts and loyal hearts as our Band and Brrgadrers pass In their true Southern pageantry with swords plumes kne boots satan sashes Confederate flags and 'Dlxue only a few of many tra dltrons - 1 I I I ' . . . H . . . . . . . , 11 ' - - - - - 11 11 - - 11 R R n - - - - H 11 - 11 I . n - - 11 . I , . . . ,, . . . I - I I I - 1 - - 11 D - V , , , . . .

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