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

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1961 volume:

1961 PLofc tfc E. U Migk Sckool Bayteuot; TfyM Thb 1961 Lo Ttfwoh u Betty DeShong Virginia Cook Miss Vernen Liles I Editor Business Manager Faculty Advisor To the Students of Robert E. Lee: This annual is published for you. It is a history of the 1960-61 school year, to which each student has contributed his talents, abilities, knowledge, and attendance. The theme used in this book is Our Year, because we believe this annual symbolizes the entire year, which belongs to all of us. This has truly been a memorial year. To the sophomores, it has been new and exciting. To the juniors, it has been spent in preparation for that big year. To all seniors, it has been a busy year, ending with just a little touch of sadness. The 1961 Lee Traveler staff has ypMiv at JZob it £. U - CONTENTS Opening Section Administration Classes Personalities Organizations Music Sports Clubs page 2 21 41 137 153 165 185 209 3 Du tiitg th h lit Bewildered sophomores, carefree juniors, and sophisticated seniors queue up for registration . . . search for classrooms and lockers in the many mazes that make up Robert E. Lee . .. 4 ctayS off sdml greet teachers new and old . . . and ever look for a quicker route to the cafeteria. 6m L itv th SwinJH Soon after classes begin—long before many textbooks are ever opened—we be- come highly involved . . . ofa Haim ojdtMttes. in assemblies, plays, detention Halls, clubs, and getting a date with that Living Doll across the aisle. QcmI v SpMt uitiS tdcjh From the first time we register at Lee until that Great Commencement Day . . . Imj Pa ujtltutc( dfr. our enthusiasm is manifest at the big games, at parties, and in our classes. Tks tempo' aAte uuites befewfiew (jutv cuuL Because everyone knows what all work and no play will do, we play hard! tkb S dOuS business of OCqaiAXitg out pAi tition... And when we report to the classrooms and laboratories, we do our best there, too. (Vt cJi£Utge$ (j'tf) ' QtiMjifiK CjAmboU tfr We like to show ourselves masters of this age of change by going directly from a hair-raising assembly rendition of Dull Razor Blues e (W tg the, (ftitvge ofr Idcjlw, (jinatvce,. to the halls of learning where we sort debits from credits and learn about stocks and bonds. U fe oJkfy stu hj hiuStC' W . . . From the Alma Mater and an introduction to Shakespeare, most of us go much farther in the academic fields. and hi tiiG  iafecs ani mockantes. Sooner or later, some of us even become adept at higher mathematics ... or learn- ing to put a high compression engine back together. W wqJIcom opfstoiuttiftes ( We are especially proud of our many off-campus activities that benefit our com- munity. Among these are the Teens-Against-Polio and the CROP drives . . . parties and other projects we stage at homes for the elderly and for the handicapped of all ages . . . and many other ways we find to help our community. ut Ou whof MmJb For we are fortunate to have grown up In a community like Baytown. Not only are our educational needs met but our hometown has gone far beyond that duty with such added advantages as the YAACA . . . Roseland Park ... the Quack Shack . . . and various other recreational facilities. OS, tluiOu jlv it cM, u)Pj ut ik Qm L pfi y Enough of the first—and plenty of the second. Then, all too soon, our years at Lee draw to an end. But before they do, a dream we had long ago comes true: t jyiApctAA omSe W (jO (mi {juiwie . We face the future with confidence because we have been privileged to be a part of Robert E. Lee High School. SCHOOL BOARD, left to right: R. B. Stockton, L. L Fuller, Dr. J. T. Horeczy, Mrs. Ophelia Jones, Clifton Adams, Supt. George Gentry, Dr. W. H. Bridges, Roy Fuller, E. M. Nelson Jr. Holly Mclemore Principal George Gentry Superintendent Mr. Henry Armstrong Mrs. Winnie Brown Assistant Principals Miss Eula Potter Dean of Girls Mrs. Dorothy Willis Counselor Mr. Roy White and Mr. Frank James Counselors MRS. DOROTHY ARNETT Physical Education 8.S., ETSTC Club: GSA MRS. HARIETTE AYDEIOTTE Homemaking M.A., SHSTC Club: Future Homemaker MRS. BETTE BAETHE Algebra B.A., University of Houston Club: Anchor On the opening day of school, Mrs. Cleo Allen and others of the REL cafe- teria staff serve refreshments to Assistant Principal Henry Armstrong, Coach Jay Bollinger, and teachers from all city schools. WILL B. BARCLAY French B.A., University of Texas Club: French MISS MARY EVELYN BARTLETT English M.A., Texas College of Arts Industries MISS MARY LEE BARTLETT Physical Education B.S., SHSTC Club: GSA W. R. BICKLEY English B.A., ETSTC JAY BOLLINGER MRS. NETTIE BRADSHAW Physical Education Social Studies M.Ed., University of Houston M.A., University of Texes Mrs. Cerolyn Killgore (fer right) shepherds students as they arrive at the auditorium for registration. JOHN C. BRITT Social Studies B.S., SHSTC Club: Key J. D. BUCKNER Social Studies Study Hall BA., University of Texas Club: Honor Society J. C. BURKETT Band M.A., University of Houston MRS. MARY L BURKETT English BA., Trinity University SHERMAN W. CHIIDRES Latin M.A., ETSTC Club: JCl MRS. HARIETT F. COOK Business Education B.S., Texat Woman' University Club: Tri-Hi-Y Marjean Laughlin, president of the Brigadiers, hands a $2,500 check to school board president L L Fuller. The money, for Brigadier uniforms, was raised by magazine subscription sales. LESLIE M. COUCH Distributive Education M.B.A., University of Houston Club: DE A. D. DAVIS Biology M.S., University of Texas JAMES ETHRIDGE Agriculture M.E., Texas A M College Club: FFA MRS. CLARE FARRAR CHARLES FORQUE Speech Bond B.S., Texes Woman's University B.A., SHSTC Club: Debate MRS. JEANNE GELBER Chemistry M.A., University of Texas Club: Chemistry Supt. George Gentry (center) receives a new American flag, previously flown over tho national cepitol, from State Sen. Robert Baker. Looking on is Baytown mayor R. H. Pruett. CHARLES GLASS English, Social Studies M E., SMU DR. ALVERA GRIFFIN Physical Education Ed.D., University of Houston Club: Brigadiers MISS ANNETTE HARRISON Business Education B.S.. ETSTC Club: FBLA C. L. HENDERSON LEON HIGGINBOTHAM M. D. HIGHTOWER Social Studies Business Education Social Studies B.S., ETSTC M.A., ETSTC M.S., Baylor University Mr. Joel Johnson's physics class takes notes on his lecture. MRS. EDITH HODGES Chemistry B.A., Colorado State Teachers College C ub: Alpha Beta Gamma MRS. NATALIE HUCKA8EE English M.S., ETSTC ROBERT HUDSON Trigonometry, Algebra B.E., Texas A M College Club: CAP JOEL M. JOHNSON Physics M,Ed.( University of Houston Club: Jets MRS. IRIS JONES Librarian B.A.. NTSTC MRS. LOUISE JONES English M.A., Baylor University Toachers take a conference-period break In the faculty lounge. Mr. Edwin Lehr reads his newspaper, while Mr. Oon Hightower enjoys a coke and Mrs. Harriett Cook looks up from her magazine. MRS. SYBIL JORDAN Social Studies M.S., University of Houston Club: History ROBERT P. KELLEY Social Studies M.A., Columbia University Club: History PAUL 8. KERN Physical Education M.A., SHSTC R. T. KERR T. L KIEtMAN MRS. CAROLYN KILLGORE Agriculture German, Russian Homemaking M.S., Texas A M College B.S., Texas A M College 8.S., University of Texas Club: FFA Club: Rotarians Club: Future Homemakers On BIE Day, biology teacher Allen Davis helps Judy Frazier exhibit her science project for visiting businessmen. ROLAND KUDLA Physical Education B.S., Texas College of Arts Industries E. E. LEHR Social Studies B.A., SHSTC Club: History MISS VERNEN LILES Journalism M.A., University of Texas H. M. McCANDLESS Biology B.S., University of Houston Club: Pre-Med MRS. MARY BETH McElROY Physical Education B.A., Baylor University Club: GSA MRS. CHRISTINE McLEMORE Study Hall Showing class movies is just ono duty of Miss Jane Mitcham, senior English toachcr and chairman of that department. MISS JANE MITCHAM English M.A., Northwestern University MRS. VAIREE MOTLEY Social Studies B.S., Arkansas State Teachers College W. F. MULLER Diversified Occupations M.S., Texas A M College Club: DO MRS. IMA LEE MUSTON English M.E., University of Texas Club: Keyette MRS. MAE NELSON Biology B.S., University of Texas Club: Science Project C. R. NETTLETON Biology, Physical Education M.Ed., University of Houston Seniors Robert Atkins and Margaret Fudge learn about scholarship possibili- ties from Mr. R. C. Wilson of the Optimist Club. Watching is Mrs. Dorothy Willis, school counsellor. H. H. NITCHMANN Woodworking M.A., SHSTC Club: Woodwork MRS. HALLIE PATTERSON Algebra B.A., University of Texas J. W. PULLEN Metal Shop M.Ed., Texas ASM College DR. JOHNIE B. PUNCHARD Business Education Ed.D., University of Houston D. B. RATLIFF Biology M.Ed., SHSTC D. W. RICHARDS Geometry, Algebra B.A., Hording College Mr. Ben Swensen's students wotch in glee os he lebors to complete his report cords before the deodline. BOB RIGBY Spanish, Drama M.A., University of Texos J. D. RILEY, JR. Typing, Bookkeeping M.S., Boylor University MISS EVELYN ROBSON Mathematics M.E., University of Houston Club: Tri-Hi-Y BEVERLY ROCKHOID Physical Education M.A., University of Houston JOE ROMAN Spanish B.A., Howard Payno College Club: Spanish MRS. CLARA SCOTT Business Education M.S., University of Colorado T. F. SEALE Music M.M., NTSTC NOAH T. SMITH English B.S., Texas Collego of Arts Industries MRS. MARGARET STRAUSS English M.A., University of Houston Club: Sparks FTA PETE SUITIS Physical Education M.Ed., University of Houston BEN L. SWENSEN Biology, Mathematics B.A., University of Texas Club: Mathematics W. J. TADIOCK Art M.Ed., University of Houston CLARENCE TIPPS Mathematics, Chemistry B.S., Howard Payne College Club: Alpha Beta Gamma MRS. DORIS TREYBIG English B.A., TCU Club: Antler DON TRUEHARDT Physical Education B.S.. SHSTC PAUL VAN DYKE Mathematics 8.S., Lamar State College of Technology MRS. LUCILLE WADDELL Librarian B.A., NTSTC Club: Lee FTA ANDREW WALZEL Social Studies B.S., University of Houston W. L. WARD Mechanical Drawing M.S., Texas ASM College R. M. WEDGEWORTH Mathematics M.A., Peabody College MISS BETTY JO WHITE Physical Education B.S., University of Texas Club: GSA MISS ELAINE WHITE MISS PEGGY WILLIAMS JOE WOOD Physical Education Physical Education Social Studies M.A., Texas Woman's University M.Ed., ETSTC M.Ed., ETSTC Club: GSA Club: GSA Mrs. Maudess Woods Secretary Mrs. Evelyn Badgley Registrar Mrs. Lucille Rockhold Attendance Records Mrs. Arthur Mae lemon Mr. Mclemorc's Secretary AArs. R. W. Hayes Mr. Armstrong's Secretary 37 Mrs. Faye Russell and Mrs. Stella Becka Guidance Office Secretaries r Responsible for the tasty food we are served every day in our cafeteria are Mrs. Nettie Laird, (seated, left) and her staff. Seated at right is Mrs. Cleo Allen. Standing behind them (left to right) are Mrs. LeodaOaniels, Mrs. Pearl Jones, Mrs. Eva Peacock, Mrs. Liza Johnson, Mrs. Georgia Wilson, Mrs. Eva Cutchen, Mrs. Martha Wooley, and Mrs. Dora Williams. BuXWt ig Mr. G. E. Mullins (seated, right side) end his staff work hard to keep our campus clean and orderly for its hundreds of daily occupants. Seated on his left is E. L Yarborough, in charge of the evening shift. Standing (left to right) are W. M. Westmoreland. B. W. Barfield, Walter Ocker, G. W. Coker, Hermis Wchmeycr, Bessie Holmes and Ethel Canada. Not pictured: Henry Altwine W. M. Hunt Bessie Nesbit and Mary Martinez keep the girls' gym tidy. 39 To the Seniors: We, the members of the Class of '61, have come to an important milestone. This milestone is graduation from Robert E. Lee, where we have gained the foundation of knowledge upon which we will build our futures. It is hard for us to realize the honor and importance of our associa- tion with one another in such an outstanding class, but someday we will look back to the Class of '61 with pride. Members of the senior class have contributed scholastically and athletically in making this one of the greatest years in the history of REL. We have all made lifelong friends and acquired invaluable knowledge. We must now respond to the challenge of the future like true Ganders, carrying our knowledge and spirit into our daily lives and the lives of others. It has been a great honor to serve as your president. It is now my privilege to extend to you my best wishes for a happy and success- ful life. Sincerely, Charles Barnhill President 42 Qfmxyo CfetSS OfUjicm Osborne Knudson Ginger Row Cherlos Barnhill Vice-President Secretary President 43 Gary Abshier Football Wandalene Adair Tri-Hi-Y, DE, SSLC Judy Adcock I Sue Adcox Sandra Adcox History Club, DE. Home- makers Blake Ainsworth JCl, Basketball, Rotarians, Hi-Y t Zanna Allen Dennis Ammons Mike Amoretti Nurses, SSLC History Club, Band. JCL Choir, Track, Biology Club Carol L. Anderson History Club, SSLC, Oebate Team, South- ern Belles Dian Anderson History Club Ronald Arcenaux Pre-Med, Chemistry Club, CAP Robert Arnett Stage Band Dan Atkins Alpha Beta Gamma Robert Atkins JCL Bill Bailey Shirley Bailey Brigadier , Terpsichore- an , GSA, FTA, Student Council. SSIC Mittie Bain Southern Belle , Choir, JCl, Hijtory Club, Stu- dent Council Jo Ann Baker Tommy Balderach George Baldridge Key Club, Tenni Team Lee Traveler Harold Barber Key Club, Athletic Trainer Wanda Barclay Homemaker Joe Barden Charles Barnhill Judy Barrow Walter Bartek Senior Class President, Tri-Hi-Y Student Council, Key Club, Keyettc Beau, Track, Football, Basket- ball Georgia Barnes FBLA Mike Barnes Football Martha Barnett Student Council, History Club, FTA, Drama Reti Barton Sandra Baugh FNA History Club, Antler Cheryle Beck Pre-Med, CAP Johnny Becka Stage Band, Band Officers Club, Pre- Med, Experimental Chemistry Zandra Beeman ' Limelight Theater, FTA. SSLC, Tri-HI-Y Ernestine Bennett Band Joyce Bennett SSIC, Choir, JCl, Anchor Stephane Bernhauser GSA President Lewis Berniard JCL Wayne Bertsch Jimmy Bevers Football Cheerleader, Key Club, Coy Mae Blackburn Drama, Junior Favorite, Debate Patti Blakeney Mark Blankenship Julia Boatright Anchor, SSLC, Brigadiers, FT A, History Club, JCl, Student Council Paulette Bohannan fna Gay Lyn Bolmanski Brigadiers, Keyettes. Student Council, TriHi-Y Donna Bond GSA, FTA, Brigadiers Carlene Brawner Brigadiers, GSA, FTA, JCl, Terpsichoreans Grace Broussard Band, JCL, SSIC, Pre- Mcd. Alpha Beta Gemma, FTA Patsy Brown GSA, Chemistry Club Paula Bond Choir, Tri-HI-Y, Sextet Ac- companist Robert Booth Jets Mike Boudloche History Club, JCl, Alpha Beta Gamma Paul Brown Marilyn Brumley Laneen Brunson Spanish Club FBLA, DO Beth Burnside SSLC, Tri-Hi-Y, Band, All- State Band, Band Officer Club, Student Council Bettie Burrus Student Council, FTA, Tri-Hi-Y, Brigadiers Kathie Busby Marquita Butler Brigadier , Hi tory Club, Anchor, Terpsichorcan, FTA, Student Council Connie Callam Dorothy Camp GSA, Student Council, Brigadier , JCL, SSIC, Band, Drum Major, Twirl- Experimental Chemistry ®r Club, Torpsichoreans Glenn Campbell Scienco Club, Rotarian, Cross-Country Patricia Cannamore Tri-Hi-Y, Antler, Student Council De Wayne Carroll Dan Carroll Lynn Caskey Donald Cauble SSLC, Alpha Beta Gamma, Swimming Team, Chemistry Club Annie Mae Choate Gaye Choate Melinda Clark Karen Caudle Band, SSIC, Tri-Hi-Y Bryant Chandler FFA Fred Chandler Tri-Hi-Y Leonard Clawson Janell Clayton Brigadiers, K e y e 11 e  , Choir. Junior Class Fa- vorite, Sophomore Class Favorite Mickey Clements Terpsichoreans, FTA Nancy Clinton Homemakers Priscilla Clinton Pre-Mod, DE. SSCl, FNA, Art Club Tommy Coker Sally Cole History Club, Tri-Hi-Y John R. Combs Baseball, JCL Eddie Comeaux JCL, ssic Sara Ellen Connally Brigadier , JCL, Alpha Beta Gamma William Contreras Science Club Betty Cook Southern Belle , Choir, Antler Club, FTA, Briga- dier Gerald Cook Hiitory Club, Chemistry Club, President Hal Cook Suicide Squad. Junior Varsity Kitty Corbett Doris Cornelius Homemakers, DE, Student Council Jimmy Cowhig Nancy Craddock Brigadiers, Student Council, Anchor Club, FTA, Terpsichoreans, JCL Gayle Creekmore Choir, Sextet, Antler Club, SSCL, History Club Andrew Critendon Band. Stage Band Linda Cruthirds James Ronnie Lynn Cude Sylvia Dahlquist Cryer FNA, DO Cross-Country, Track t John Dahn DE Juanita Daniell Brigadiers, GSA, History Club Dianne Dauphin Tri-Hi-Y, Limelight The- ater, Antler Joan Davis CAP Pamela Davis Band, Tri-Hi-Y Patsy Sue Davis FNA Teddy Davis Baseball. JCl, SSIC, Ro- tarians, Science Club, De- bate. Student Council, Swimming Donna Day Brigadiers, SSLC, History Club Beatrice Beltard Kathy Denny Band Nancy DePoister Homemakers Betty Jane DeShong Lee Traveler Editor, Gander Gazette, FNA President, Nightingale Ball Junior Duchess Janis Dewees Choir, JCL David Dillon Charles Dippel Football Manager, Foot- ball Club, Alpha Beta Gamma, Chemistry Club, Track Team Doris Dixon FNA James Dodd Baseball, Basketball Manager Philip Dodd JCL. SSLC. Baseball, History Club, Bas- ketball Manager Robert Downing Patsy Drake History, Twirler Woody Duncan Fooiball Barbara Kay Dommert Southern Belles, SSLC, JCL, Choir, Experimental Chemistry, Prc-Med Janet Donnelly Antler, Student Council, FTA, History Phyliss Douglas f Lloyd Dunn Gary DuPlissey Joyce Durst Brigadiers, Tri-Hi-Y, DE Larry Earls Choir President, Experimental Chemistry, History, SSLC Kenny Earthman Football, Track Linda Eastman Joe Eccles JCt, Pre-Med, Beta Gamma Carolyn Echols Homemakers Ivan Edelman Pre-Med, Drama, Beta Gamma Alpha Alpha Angelia Elder SSLC, FT A, History, An- chor, Brigadiers Judy Endel Choir, Sextet, Southern Belles, Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, SSLC Charles Enderly Baseball Sue Englehardt Darlene Enloe Wake Epps History, FTA, Brigadiers, History Antler, Student Council Beverly Erwin Brigadiers, SSLC, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Coun- cil, Antler Karol Fairbanks Band Officers Club, Antler, CAP Glenn Fanestiel Slide-Rule Billy Fisher Curt Fisher Patricia Ford Football, SSLC, FT A, Stu- Band, JCL dent Council William Fayle Raymond Fellers Track Manager Mary Jo Fields FNA, SSLC Sharon Ford Connie Foreman Bobby Foster Band, Tri-Hi-Y Tennis, Alpha Beta Gam- ma Carol Foster History Judy Francis Neal Franks Maudeen Frazier Senior Duchess, Kcyettes, Brigadier Vice-President. Student Council Patsy Fregia SSLC, Choir, FNA Karen Friederich Margaret Fudge SSLC Mae Margaret Furen Tri-Hi-Y, DO Gene Garner Jets, Science Club, Slide Rule Patricia Gassett History Sharon Gentry Windell Giles GSA, FTA, Student Coun- Band, Jets cil. History Glenda Gilmore Elizabeth Giroir GSA, Terpsichoreans Mary Goodson Tri-Hi-Y, FNA Morris Goodwin Woodworking, Debate Virgil Gourlay Jets, Biology Club Buford Graves FFA President, Wood- working Barbara Gresham Tommy Griffin Iris Griffin Student Council, SSLC, Science Club, Stage JCL Band, SSLC t Tommy Griffin R. J. Grimes Robert Guidry Track Woodworking Judy Guinn Jack Hall Track, Football, Basketball Walter Hall Hi-Y, Rotarians Wanda Hall Joyce Hallum Carolyn Hamm Mike Hammel Fredlyn Handley Roslyn Hanle Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Anchor Club, Brigadiers Pat Hanson Sherrill Hardison Student Council. Choir, GSA Sue Hargrove Band, FNA Donnie Harrington Joe Harris Woodworking, DO Sharon Harmon Drum Major, Tri-Hi-Y, History, Band Of- ficers Club, Stage Band, Student Council Christine Hayes Vernis Haynes Margaret Jan Head Football, Baseball, Swim- GSA, DO ming, Pre-Mcd, Rotarians, Student Council Tommy Harrison JCl, Choir, Quartet, His- tory Lola Hausmann Keyettes Bill Hayes Student Council Dee Heald Jimmy Dee Henderson JCl, SSLC, Historian Hemmenway Homemakers Baseball Willie Henderson Woodworking Jo Ann Henson Southern Belles, History, Drama Carmon Herrington Band Bill Herron Kathryn Hester Glenda Hewieler Johnny Hickerson Band, Stage Band, Choir, All-Di trict Band Olie Hicks Charlie Hill Band, Drama, DE Stage Band, Band Offi- cer Club John Hill Dalton Hillburn Choir, History, Physic Basketball Club Wade Hilyard Baseball, Jots Jackie Leon Hodges Chemistry, DO, Woodworking David Holleway Linda Holder JCl, Pre-Med, Stage Band, Tri-Hi-Y, Band Officers Club Leon Holle Football, Baseball Anna Holleman History, Brigadiers Ann Hollingshead Paul Hooper CAP William Hoover Sue Hopper Antler Club, FT A, SllC, Tri-Hi-Y Eileen Horacefield Ronald Horacefield Mary Hubbard Band, GSA, FBLA Robert Hudman Steve Hudnall Key Club, SSIC, Student Council Linda Humphrey FBLA, DO John Hurr Rodney Hutto Betty Inman Richard Jacks CAP, Alpha Beta Gamma Bill Jackson Track, Cron-Country, Ro- tarians Edward Jackson Track, Cross-Country Carolyn Jacobs Linda Jacobs FNA, DE Dan Janowski Football, Hi-Y, Lambda Sigma, Rotarians, DO James Johnson Track, Swimming, History Spencer Johnson Slide Rule Ben Jones Science Club, JCl, Band Charlene Jones Terpsichoreans. F8LA, DO Sharon Jones Brigadier , Terpsichorc- ant, GSA, FTA, Student Council Sally Kaderli Pre-AAed Harriett Kelley FTA President Sandra Kemplay Cheerleader, Keyctte, Junior Favorite Bill Kersh President, Sophomore and Junior Classes; Pres- ident, Student Body,- President, Sophomore Band; Sophomore and Junior Class Favorite; Key Club; JCl; Band Of- ficers Club; Pre-Med r Mike Kilgore Louis Linda King JCl, SSLC Killingsworth Experimental Chemistry, CAP. Ray King Marilyn Kleypas History, JRt Dennis Kloesel Darwin Knox Woodworking Osborne Knudson Football, Basketball, Track, Vice-Presidont of Junior Class, Student Council, Key Club Ann Kollenberg Brigadiers, Anchor, FTA, SSLC, Drama Barbara Korenek Student Council, Southern Belles, Choir, Tri-Hi-Y Laura Koudelka Prc-Med, Gander Gazette Catherine Kowis GSA Millie Krizak F81A Trudy Kubica Gayle Lamb Choir, JCl, Pre-Mcd Nelda Lamb Chemistry James Langford JCL Elaine Langston History, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council, Band, Twirler Roger Laramore Alpha Beta Gamma, Choir, Hiitory Nadean Largent GSA. DO Sammy Lark George Larsen Marjean Laughlin Jane Leach Band, Tri-Hi-Y, Keyetfcs f Jake Leavins Ross Leavins Linda LeBlanc FFA, Woodworking Sharon LeBlanc Louise Leskovjan FNA Jeff Lewis Jerry Ann Lewis Tri-Hi-Y, SSIC Pat Littlepage Choir, Limelight Theatre, FT A, SSLC, Tri-Hi-Y, JCL Roy Loggins D'Maris Lumpkin Johnny Lusk D'Eva Luthringer Stage Band, Band Offi- cers Club, Spanish History, FNA, Gander Gazette Editor, Lee Traveler, Student Council Judy McCaleb Band, History, JRC Dorothy McClain Ronald McElroy Brigadiers, Tri-Hi-Y, Ant- Woodworking ler, FTA Jeanette McGee Myra McHenry Ray McIntyre  Jerry McQueen Betty McWaters Vernon McManus Football Paula McMurray Band, History, FTA Roger McNeill History Johnny McWilliams Drama, DO Football, Baseball, Track Linda McWilliams Student Council, GSA, Brigadiers Lynda Madding Stage Band, History, Ant- ler, SSLC Jerry Mainer History, DE Jerry Mallory Brigadiers, FTA, Student Council, GSA, Terpsichoreans Richard Malone Track, Lee Traveler, Slide Rulo Larry Manley Lynn Mann Brigadier , Sextet, GSA, JCl, Tcrpsichoreans, Stu- dent Council J. C. Martin Hi tory, Gander Gazette Robert Martin Pre-Med Clarence Matthews Debate, Woodworking Donnie Matthews Science Club, Track, Woodworking Conrad Mafysiak Woodworking, Swim- ming Team, Cross- Country Nancy Matysiak Renea May FNA, JRC History Sharon May Band Josephine Medina FNA Mildred Miller Clara Milliff History, SSLC Rita Mitchell Sharon Mitchell Jerry Mixon Hi tory, Gander Gazette Brigadier , Choir, Tri- Hi-Y. GSA Gary Mills Student Council, Rotori- ans Mary Ann Mitchan Band Patricia Mitchell SSLC, JCl. JRC Carolyn Moore Mike Moorman Theresa Morales Betsy Moran SSIC, FTA, Tri-Hi-Y, DE. Homemaker Judy Morris FNA Katy Morris Brigadier , GSA, Antler, FTA Emma Marron Jo Ann Morton Homemaker Jane Moseley Brigadier , GSA, SSLC, Southern Belles, Choir Carl Mullins Mary Myers Ronnie Naiser Brigadiers, History, An- chor, Tri-Hi-Y Jimmy Nelson Football, Baseball Linda Nelson Richard Nicholson Band, FNA Elizabeth Nutt Sigrid Oakes FNA Beverly Odle Betty Odom Student Council, History. Tri-Hi-Y Gene Odom Football. Track. Hi-Y, DE. Rotarians, Cross-Country Louise O'Hara DO, FBLA Sharon Odneal Bevil Oliver Frances Oliver Ronnie Oliver GSA Rose Mary O'Rear Debate, History, Drama, SSIC Yolanda Oviedo Spanish Club Ronnie Page French Club, President JCt, Band, Chem- istry_______________________________ Linda Parish Debate, Homemaker Dorothy Parrish Bill Pate Band Officers Club, Pre- Med Club President, De- bate Carol Peet JCl, Southern 8elles, Tri- Hi-Y, F7A Mackie Nell Penn Southern Belles, DO, FBIA President Mackey Peterson Band, Slide Rule, Jets Helen Pierce SSIC, JCl, FT A, Spanish Club Charlene Pollard Band Officers Club, Stage Band, History Emery Porter French Club Carol Post Band, FNA Martha Potter Brigadiers, Student Coun- cil, GSA Harrel Powers Peggy Price Linnie Jo Prince Brigadiors, Antler Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Student Council Don Pryor Choir, Choir Council, Quartet, History Club President, SSLC Betty Lou Pullen SSLC, DE Pat Purdy History Jeanne Purfurst Jerry Wayne Pursley SSLC, Jot Freddy Railsback Alpha Beta Gamma Herminia Ramirez French Club Robert Rangal Willena Raschke Eyleen Rawe Track, Choir, Chemistry Southern Belles, FTA, History, GSA Club Homemakers Ollie Redden JCL, Gander Gazette Tommie Reed Donald Repp Kathy Retz FFA Track, Football Brigadiers, Keyettes, SSLC, FTA Bethul Rice Band, SSLC, FNA, History Dennis Riley Football, Alpha Beta Gamma Connie Rios Spanish Club Ralph Rios Football Rosalie Rios FNA Joellen Roark Band, Homomakers Club David Robberson DE Ann Roberts FNA, Speech, Debate Club Jackie Roberts Band, Student Council, FBIA, CAP, Gander Ga- zette Billye Kay Robertson G$A, FTA, Drama Club Sandra Kay Robing Drama Club, GSA David Rodriquez Football Jimmie Roland DE Earl Romero Ginger Ross Band, Vice-President Sophomore Class, Sophomore and Junior Duchess, Drum Major, Twirler, Student Council, J eyettes, Sophomore and Junior Favorite, SSLC Jerry Rutledge SSLC, Alpha Beta Gamma, Student Coun- cil, Spanish Club Pat Rutledge Tri-Hi-Y Bill Sanders Sophomore Band Student Conductor, SSLC, Band, Stage Band Paula Sanders Band, Tri-Hi-Y Margaret Schuller Pat Schwendeman Football, JCl, Baseball, Track Toni Scott Student Council, GSA, FTA, Brigadiers, Terpsi- chorean Kenneth Searcy DO Cassie Sexton FTA Richard Shafer Linda Saxon SSLC, FTA, History Shelley Sheffield James Shelby Baseball Tommy Shelby Judy Skeen Jimmy Smith Morris Smith Choir, Sextet, Tri-Hi-Y Student Council Sandra Smith SSIC, JCt, Student Council, History, Tri-Hi-Y Sue Nell Smith Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y Walter Smith Football. Baseball, Hi-Y, Rotarians Gary Snyder Nancy Sorrells FNA Vice-President Shirley Spears Brigadiers, GSA Randall Spell Jimmy Steed DE, Rotarians Football.- Baseball, Key Club, JCL, SSIC Jerry Sterling Brigadiers, History, Tri- Hi-Y, SSLC, Student Coun- cil Mike Steele Pat Stephenson Manton Stewart Avis Stovall Chemistry, Tonnis, Pre Med Bryan Stratton Football, Basketball, Baseball, Key Club, Student Council, FTA, JCL Jackie Susie Band. Prc-Med, JCL Francis Sweeney Marie Swint Brigadiers, Junior Duch- ess, GSA Vice-President Robert Swint Choir Jack Tanner Student Council, FFA Shirley Tolleson Soffus T. Torkelson Dianne Trahan FTA, Tri-Hi-Y, Antler Slide Rule, Drama Club, Student Council. History Avis Trchalek History Club Glen Troha Band, Drama Bill Tucker Edward (Buddy) Ueckert Baseball, SSIC, Vice- President Slide Rule Club, President Jets Diana Vick Gander Gazette, Home- makers Joe Viles Football, Track, Cross- Country, President Alpha Beta Gamma, SSLC, Stu- dent Council Sara Villarreal GSA, Homemakers Jimmy Walker Droma, History Karen Waddell Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Antler Billie Walker Southern Belles, Choir, GSA Jimmy Walker Gwen Washburn Allen Watkins Southern Belles, SSLC, Pre-Med, JCl, Stage Band History Linda Watts Tri-Hi-Y, Band, SSLC Mary Webber Band, Tri-Hi-Y Benny Wells History, DE Larry White Key Club, JCl, SSLC, Track Lovela Whitesides DE Arthur Whitmer SSLC. JCl, Track, Cross- Country, Student Coun- cil Emily Wert SSLC, JCL Andy Whitaker JCL, Alpha Beta Gamma, Tennis Barbara Lee White Vicki Whitworth Linda Wilkerson Band, FT A, SSLC. History Homemakers Barbara Williams Band, FNA, Student Council, GSA, DO Vice- President George L. Williams, Jr FFA, DO Maurine Williams Homemakers Sylvia Williams Vernon Thomas Williams Football AAikki Williamson Tri-Hi-Y Ramona Wilson Science Project Club, Drama, Homemakers This year’s seniors have always aimed for the top. Jerry Rutledge, left, has been appointed to West Point, while Vernis Haynes, next to him, has been accepted at Annapolis. And if the beaming Congress man Albert Thomas has his way, he will get Jimmy Steed into the Air Force Academy. James Young Marie Young Wayne Young Student Council DE, Tri-Hi-Y Alpha Beta Gamma, Sui- cide Squad Richard Wright Sue Wright Tommy Yates Football, Golf We worked hard . . . and we played hard! To the Juniors: Looking back upon our efforts and achievements this year, I am sure that as a class and as individuals, we can say that we have made possible one of the most outstanding years in the history of Robert E. Lee High School. This year is our own great opportunity. We shall become the lead- ers of our school. We must also, however, realize the responsibility that we have to our school and ourselves. As leaders, we have pledged ourselves to the task of extending the greatness of Robert E. Lee as only our abilities can limit us. Our responsibilities to ourselves are recogniz- able to us as individuals only, through the extent of our own per- sonal aspirations and our ability to fulfill them. I am very proud to be a part of this class. I believe we will leave Robert E. Lee a better school, and Robert E. Lee will have given us the education that will make us happier and better adapted adults. It has been both a pleasure and an honor to have been your president. I hope that I have successfully fulfilled the duties of my office to the satisfaction of you who have entrusted me with this honor. Sincerely, Bert Hill President 85 jumxyv CIms Bert Hill Gay McFarland John Kilgore President Secretory Vice-President 86 JuiuO'lS Fred Adams Rodger Adems Dorothy Allen Gordon Allen Kyle Allen Dianne Albright Margaret Alexander Lavonne Ammons Richard Anderson Martha Anderson Dorothy Anderson Paul Archie Milton Arnett Ruth Arnett Anno Askoy Dale Austin Dolores Avant Barbara Aylor Sharon Bacon Carol Badglcy Loretta Balke JtuuO'tS Mike Bargainer Beverly Barfield Charlene Barrington Linda 8arrow Jim Barnes Linda Barry Patsy Bass Barbara Bassart Allan Baumann Douglas Beal Sally Beckman Wayne Bell Donnis Biggs George Bird William Blevins Joe Blytho Joyce Bobelik Shirley Bobbitt Elizabeth Bomhoff Robert Bolmanski Bonnie Bond ; v JcuuMS Zcn« Bcodcil Solly Botkin Gene Boul Beverly Boyd Jimmy Brocey Darlene Bradford Donnie Brand Jerry Brand Max Brand Rita Brasher Francis Braun Dan Brian Miko Bridges Richard Brock Jimmy Brown Mary Brown Bill Broyles Frances Bryan Janet Bryant Joyce Buckner La Velle Burns 89 JcuuMS Susan Burris Ann Bush Van Bush Sandra Bussey Wiley Butler Eva Joe Casio James Cast John Cater Jeannie Cates V JtUU£w£ Charlene Chandler George Chandler Edmund Che e Ronnie Clamon Freddy Clark Jill Clayton Melanie Coburn Pat Coker Jame Earl Colley Barbara Collier Virginia Colwell Richard Connor Carl Contella Sue Conway Ray Cook Virginia Cook Braxton Coopet Peggy Cooper Bill Cappleman Barbara Cornelius Johnny Costello JutuMS Sharon Cottrell Nellie Covey Darlene Cowey Pat Cox Sharon Cox Rickey Craig Mickey Crawford Willie Crawford Richard Crawley George Creel Lawrence Crow Bobby Cryer Sandra Cullison Glenn Cummings Billie Cupps Kathy Currie Geneva Curry Penny Curtin Annette Daniels Bill Daniels 92 JtuuMS Ronald Darsce Dwight Davis Jane Davis Judy Davis Sara Davis Tony Duke Jimmy Dunks Rebecca Dunn John Durham Dean Draggcr Aranna Dodd Rita Eckert 93 JtUtiMS Aline Elliott Larry Ellis Jimmy Emanuel Nita Faye Emfinger Colton Epperson Geraldine Fain John Fayle Olena Fonley Dec Finn Charolotte Fisher Judy Lynn Frazier lames Fullen Roger Fullen Dianne Flippo Eliseo Flores John Floyd Betty Foreman Vs jOKN Glenn Foster Nancy Foster Bobby Franks Judy Ann Frazier JututoS Benny Fuller Carolyn Fuller AAary Ann Garcia Evie Gardner Dan Gage Carole Kay Gagnon Beverly Gatlin David Geaslin Jimmy Gentry Jimmy Gibbs Jerry Gilbert Karen Gipson Brenda Givens Cheryl Glaw Jerry Goodson Barbara Gourlay Sandra Gourlay Jo Ann Grant 95 Beverly Gray Nancy Grayson Glenn Green JtuutoS t Jody Haggard Linda Hanna Linda Hanson Bonny Hargrove Jerry Harlan Billy Harlin Glennette Harper Mike Harrington Albert Harris Jeff Harris Tommy Harrison Ann Hayes JtuuO tS Kay Haynes Kathy Head Sue Hedger Linda Henderson Shirley Hendricks Rudy Herrera Don Higgs Bert Hill Raymond Hill Sandra Hillburn Joyce Hillhouse Richard Hobbs John Holcomb Jimmie Holder Judy Hollingsworth Robert Holmes Sharon Hood Sharon Hooker Robert Van Hooper Barbara Hopkins Dixie Hornsby 97 Jutu i6 11a Faye Horton Wayne Hosea Ken Howell Carlton Hodman Larry Huddleston Kay Hull Gary Jackson Joe Jackson Alfred Jacobs Bessie James Mary Hunt L i Shirley Hunter Johnny Hurt Mike Hunt Danny James Jacqueline Johnson Glenda Rae Jones Glenda Polly Jones Terry Jones Weldon Jones Lin Junge 98 JiuutoS Morris Kerr Betty Keyes Linda Kidd John M. Kilgore Joyce Kimmons Joanne King Jack Kingsley Charles Kirkpatrick Geraldine Kitzman Mary Kline Ronald Kluch Kay Knierim Mary Kovar JouutoS James Lalumandier Kent Lamb Judy lamberson Ann Lange Ronald Landsford Carolyn Leggett Sharon Lcrch Diane Lester Linden Leslie Dwight Lewis Linda Lewis Tommy Lewis 100 Ju uO i$ John McCulley Loi McCullough Bonni McDaniel Pat y McDonald Carol McElroy Gay McFarland Donny McGregor Adrian McHenry Dianne McIntyre Juanita McKay Loa McKinney Harriett McRay Donald Magill Kay Mallory Sidney Mallory Marilyn Manit Jiuutoi Marcy Manuel Maurice Marshall Lois Marlin Ruby Martin Sue Mortin David Mickel Jock Middleton Bob Miller Mary Francos Miller JtuutoS Richey Moore Kay Morgan Pat Morgan Al Morris Doyle Morris Carole Marti David Motley Peggy Moyers Paulette Mozoch Pat Mullins Cherylc Murphy Jan Musick Gwen Muston Dianne Myers Dwight Myrick Fay Nelson JimiMS Pat Nelson Lynn New Clarence Nichols John Nugent Brenda Nunn Charles Palmer Linda Pierce Sherry Pittman Charlotte Plagens Gerald Plocheck Pat Ploeger Peggy Pollard 104 Forrest Purvis Della Robberson Jane Robberson Kieth Roberts Judy Robinson Jo Layne Reese Robin Reeves Judy Ripkowski Judy Riley Hortense Rios Larry Robinson Ann Rose Helen Rose K«y Po f Gloria Powell Cheryl Price Ann Proctor Ophelia Ramirez Ruby Rashto Ruth Rashto Ricky Rawley JtUu HS Joe Sandoval Hannah Sands Allen Savage Gloria Saveli Glosena Scallon Anita Schaffer Lera Schrock Janie Scoit Sandra Scbcsta Lamar Shamblin Donna Shannon James Sharpless Eugene Shaun Judy Shearer Betty Shepherd Sandra Sherman Ju uto6 Andrew Shipp Linda Shoemaker Gail Simmon Karen Si co Helmer Sjolander Pat Sobotik Cebert Sorrell Charline Spurlock Jerry Standard Diana Stackhouse Kathy Stephenson James Sterling Carla Skeen Clyde Sloan Andrea Smith David Smith Ellis Lee Smith Georgia Smith Judy Smith Tommyc Smith W. C. Smith JujuO'tS Jackie Steven Bill Stewart Rudy Strickland Donnie Strickland Joe Swenson Pot Thomas Ricky Thompson Frances Torkelson Gary Toups 108 Elaine Townsend Claudia Travis Wanda Tratlor Jcuu HS Floyd Trchalek Julia Triche Karol Turner Donald Vaile Ed Vaught Patty Walsh Doris Webber Terry West Earl Wilburn Allen Wilder Barry Wilhite Diane Wilkes 109 JtuufWS Bill Wilkie David William Jackie Williams Betsy Wilson Patricia Wilson Jeanetto Winningham Patsy Whalen John Whitaker Bette Whitten Rick Wolfean Karen Wood Ruth Ann Wood Carolyn Woods Elayne Worthy Jill Wright Melanie Wright Ronnie Yandell Mary Yepez NO Bobby Young Milton Young Shirley Young JcUU£w£ Carolyn Akin Sally Zielinski James Zucha Yvonne D'Olive III To the Sophomore Class: The Sophomore year is the year that most of us have been look- ing forward to since our first school days. It is the year we finally reach Robert E. Lee and learn more about Gander spirit and tradi- tions. Since everything is so new, this year passes faster than the or- dinary school year. It is a big step forward from junior high into high school. We now have to begin getting ready for our college careers and our future walks of life. We must start the sophomore year off right, to better ourselves and our school in the coming years at Lee. We are all grateful to the faculty who has been patient in helping us to prepare a foundation for our future. It doesn't take long for everyone to learn the true meaning of the band, the Brigadiers, and the great Gander athletic teams. To me, there was never a feeling so proud as hearing Dull Razor Blues and cheering the team on to victory. Let us never let the spirit die. Sincerely, Kelly Rushing President Qopko n(m CIms O jCpas Robert Oliver Carole King Kelly Rushing Vice-President Secretary President 113 Bob Adam Sonya Adkins Anno Alford Melvin Alford Elizabeth Allcman Martin Altimore Tina Altman Jerry Anders Carole Ander on Diana Anderson Gloria Ansualda Jane Appelt Jean Appelt Olivo Arabie Sharon Archer Wayno Arnett Rex Arnold Serena Arthur Joe Avalos Mary Clare Babin Qopho toe Barbara Bailey Dianna Bailey Wayne Balderach Carolyn Baldridge Judy Barclay William Barnes Reggie Barnhill Earlino Barr Jan Barringer Vicki Barton Charles Beaman Sue Beene Daniel Bennett Linda Bennett Jimmy Bethea CophotH ies Karen Boudloche Walter Bradbcrry Sandra Brewer Kenneth Broom Gary purnett Gloria Burnt Sherry Bramlctt Alma Bravo Billie Breeding Sutan Bryan Betty Buckner David Burleson Joyce Burns Sandra Butler Roger Byers Gwenn Casey Karen Casey Sharon Cauthern Judy I. Chandler Don Campbell Imelda Cano Judy E. Chandler Virginia Chaplin Danny Chastocn Twyla Cherry Elvis Childs Leonard Clark Mary lee Clark Dianne Clayton Otis Clements Elaine Combs Eddie Joe Comeaux Joyce Connally Pam Connor James Contreras David Conway Jimmie Corbett Mary Cornell Carolyn Corwin Dorthea Cowey Norine Cowhig Susan Cox Qopko K(ms Karen Creel Diane Cummings John Cunningham Robert Cupps Georgia Currie Thelma Cutsingcr Jody Dale Ken Daniel Diane Darman Carl Davis Fernio Davis Margaret Davis Mary Davis Sandra Davis Judy Dawson Qoph Evelyn Do Vaal Cathy Devin Sandra Dickerson Walter Dickson Danny Diebel Ray Dikeman Carol Dippel Pat Donnelly Charlotte Dommcrt Trenton Dowdle Linda Downing Jeanie Drake Carl Drew Robert Dunaway Pamela Dunn Sally Dzilsky Carol Edwards tannie Emfinger Alan Erwin George Farrell Lee Fenter Dora Ferguson George Ferguson Marion Ferrill Wesley Fielder Avilda Fisher Bennie Fisher Robena Fisher Rita Flowers Dennis Font Bill Foote Robert Francis Dcrinda Franklin Kirk Franklin Pinkney Fuller Linda Galloway Rosa Lee Garcia Marilyn Friedman Jack Gassett 13? Wanda Garner Carolyn Garrett Bernard Gates QophoMite Judy Gatlin Pat Gerbig Don Gilbreath Nancy Gilmore Joanette Giroir Gary Givens Kerry Goodson Judy Gourlay Betty Gray Eddie Gray Louise Gray Standley Green Mary Gregory Richard Gresham Richard Griffin Ben Groner John Gross Ronald Guenther Noel Guerra Clarence Gunn Jack Halter Lavon Haltom Michael Hammack Lana Harbour Gladys Hardy I Richard Hargraves Glenda Harper Harold Harpor Martha Harper Anne Harris Linda Harris Carol Hartrick Robert Hartzog Tommy Hathaway Wanda Hausmann QojokoutOMS Regina Hernandez Linda Herrington Michael Herrington Serna Hester Doris Hickey Jerry Hicks Charles Hodges Henry Holcomb Mickey Hollaway Sharon Hollaway Janet Holsomback Willie Hooper Ronnie Hoover Jo Anne Horeczy Louise Horne CophotoiOMS Richard Hutchins Eva Inman Aliena Jacobs Binford Jacobs Sybil Janowski Melvin Jernigan Barbara Jobe Ronnie Johnson William Johnson Elizabeth Jones Jennifer Jones Stephen Jones Leyla Kadjar Kenney Kasina Tom Keatin Copilot Mes Judi Knox Jean Koudclka Annita Krojci Joseph Kubica • Roxio Kubik Mary Land Gordon lannou Joel Lawless Robert Lawless Barry Lebus Brenda Lee Johnny Lillard Marion Lisenbce Linda Longacre Alex Loredo Beverly Lowe Pat Lubbock Qc hcmcms Barbara McClain Edwin McClure lee McDowell Bill McFcrron Gary McFatridge Tommy McGaffey Virgil McGahee Truman McIntyre Karen McManus Woodie McQueen Bill Marshall Bill Martin Sharon Martin Jean Matysiak Pauline Mascarro Coplumcms Betty Maxey Douglas May Stephanie Meadows Tommy Meadows Judy Michalsky Larry Miller Delores Middleton Kenneth Miller Lynn Miller Beverly Mills Jerri Milner Judy Mintcr Jack Mooney Alice Moore John Moore V a Priscilla Newman Linda Nutt Mel Ocker Danny Odom Cora Oliver Robert Oliver Ronnie Neill Shirley Novel John O'Connor Scharlotte Odom Sharon Oliver Pat O'Rear Pat Owen Barbara Padgett Lewis Parker Qopltowws Dale Myers Kenneth Naiser David Naismith Glenda Osborn Paula Osborne Sharon Overstreet Kenneth Parker QophcmoteS Pat Parker Ruthie Parrish Gene Peacock Penny Pearl Diane Peel Johnny Peot George Perkin Judi Petti Claudia Phillip Mary Phillip David Pickering Pat Plocheck Bob Poage Connie Porter Judy Porter CopliOtoiOMS Scotty Ratliff Joe Reagan Robert Reisner Mickey Reilly Gary Rhcaume Party Richmond Billie Riley Margaret Riley Janice Roach Carol Robberson John Robbins Carol Rowe Pat Roberts Diana Robertson Donna Robinson Rudy Salinas Leonard Sanders Brenda Saxon Tommy Saxon Darlene Smith Rebecca Santana Curt Schiller Richard Serbe Jerry Shaddix Jerry Sheafs Bill Sloan Cecelia Smith Terry Simon Julie Skeete Kathleen Saunders John Savage John Schulze Milton Scroggins David Sheetz Michael Shepherd Dianne Smith Jacklyn Shires QopllOtofwes Elizabeth Smith Gailand Smith Jerri Smith Jerry Smith Juanie Smith Judy Smith la Vois Smith Louise Smith Reggie Smith Robert Smith Shirley Smith Adrian Sonnier Judy Sooy George Spangler Shirley Spell Harry Spell Denelda Spitzmiller Robert Stagner Beth Stendley Barbara Stogmann Bill Tadlock Gerald Teel Richard Stratton Martha Strauss Carlene Stubbs Eldon Sumrall Melvin Tallent Alice Taylor Sharon Strickling Jimmie Stripling Larry Swint Stephen Swint Arlis Taylor Travis Taylor Brenda Strack Jimmy Strouhal Charles Thompson Jack Thomas Katherine Tibbits Danny Templin Barbara Thibodeaux Janice Tidmon Diane Tiemann Becky Timmons Pat Todd Danny Tolleson Robert Toronto Saondra Troutman Martha Tucker Barbara Turnor Charlie Turner Sandra Turner Cecila Twardowski Mary Veselka Jane Van Deventer Robert Viles Daniel Waddell Sammy Vincent Geraldine Wogner Jimmy Walker Winna Wallace Cophotoicms Barbara Warne Leona Washburn Raymond Watson Mary Beth Watts Eddie Wcfch Loretta Welch Reba West David Westermann Mary Whitaker Sue White Carolyn Whitesides Tobio Whitten MAIcomb Wilder Wayne Wiggins Sandra Wilkie Qophouiom Roy Wallers Roger Young Margaret Young John Young 136 QOkuUcty IC hifD Uj Queen of arts and daughter of Heaven. -BURKE -PROVERBS 3:17 Reason and judgment are the qualities of a leader. -TACITUS Osbowa IOtud60lt Comdb CoMokh Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Beu$ t£ He mounts the storm and walks upon the wind. -POPE A poem without words. -HORACE VfelKOH Wc Uoku6 He is a self-made man. —BRIGHT JomM Ciayto Qtodfri CcHudb PiU A merry heart doth good like a medicine. -PROVERBS 17:22 Way Bwtch Patience and gentleness is power. -HUNT Waucken Pioj jpk An outward and usable sign of an inward and spiritual grace. -BOOK OF PRAYER F(UtfwXfes CkoJtfM BoamIM Genius is only great patience. -BUFFON Beth ButHSldb Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. -JOHNSON XiihuAs RX tco Laugh and the world laughs with you. -WILCOX 143 D tonne Ffepfxv Politeness goes far, yet costs nothing. -SMILES Utfee Hunt An inexhaustible good nature is one of the most precious gifts. -IRVING Jtuttoi FtfciWttfeS Qcuj UcFa iloncl I am wealthy in my friends. -SHAKESPEARE Bwb Pill Once a gentleman, always a gentleman. -DICKENS Lincta Hanson There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. -BLESSINGTON Donnie Obdckli Noble in every thought and in every deed. -LONGFELLOW M4 Qopho nO'i FoiMydtes ComIa fCbuj A gem of purest ray. -GRAY Robert Othwi The mildest manner'd man. BYRON Je ttiy iohm Good humor makes all things tolerable. BYRON Little deeds of kindness CARNEY J Al Her secret is patience. -EMERSON A source of innocent merriment. GILBERT The Lee Traveler staff proudly presents its 1961 Hall of Fame. We chose these outstanding seniors for their qualities of scholastic achievement and personal- ity, and because of their pride in Robert E. Lee High School. Now, here are our 1961 Hall of Fame mem- bers— Serving as president of the senior class, CHARLES BARNHILL is a mem- ber of the Student Council, active in Key Club, and is Keyette Beau. He can be seen around the fieldhouse because of his participation in track, football, and basketball. From PAULA BOND we hear sweet music as she sings in the choir and accompanies the sextet. She is a member of All-State Choir and active in Tri-Hi-Y. 146 FClM TEDDY DAVIS, a likeable fellow, i a member of the Science Club, Student Council, JCl, and the debate team. He also takes part in swimming and baseball. drink This year's tri-captain of the football team is energetic WAYNE 8ERTSH. An honor student, he also served in Student Council. BETH BURNSIDE .1 busy as secretary of fho band and a member of the Band Officers Club and All-State Band. She serves as vice-president of SSLC and president of Tri-Hi-Y, and is a member of Student Council. 147 Busy and beautiful it GAYIE CREEKMORE as she sings in the choir and girls' sextet. She also belongs to the Antler and History clubs and SSIC. We find KENNY EARTHMAN active in athletics such as football and track. JOE ECCIES is a cool and collected member of JCl, Prc-Med Club, and Alpha Beta Gamma. A portrait of an average high school girl is this one of JUDY ENDEL. She it in the choir, sextet. Southern Belles, Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y, and SSIC. As teen reporter for the Bay- town Sun, she is always up on current events at Lee. We are proud of our own Lee Traveler editor, BETTY DeSHONG. Sho was hon- ored as Junior Duchess and Queen of the Nightingale Ball, and is president of FNA. She contributes to tho Gander Ga- zette. Popular in football, baseball, and Student Council is husky VERNIS HAYNES On Tuesdays he can be seen in Prc-Med Club or the Junior Rotarians. A member of the Band Officers Club and stage band, and vice-president of the regular band is happy-go- lucky NEAL FRANKS. MAUDEEN FRAZIER is seen every- where at loe because of her many activities which include being vice- president of Brigadiers, sophomore class secretary, Senior Duchess of Keyettes, a member of Student Coun- cil, and secretary of SSLC. Personality and friendship point to reserved ROSLYN HANLE who sings with the choir and girls' sextet. On club days, she does her part in the History Club. President of SSLC is well known senior MIKE POWERS. He has been active in JCL and Key Club. Mike also plays football and runs track. 149 We find PAT HANSON a friendly, good-natured girl ai he serve on Student Council, sings with the choir, and supports hor team in GSA. ARTHUR RINCON contributed many humorous moments to the football pop rallies. He lettered in his junior and senior years. A good representative from Robert E. Lee is JERRY RUTLEDGE. He is In SSLC, Alpha Beta Gamma, Student Council, and the Spanish Club. Jerry has been appointed to West Point Military Academy. As president of the Brigadiers, and a Kcyefte, MARGEAN LAUGHLIN keeps busy as a bee. There's always a smile and a friendly greeting where we find SUE HOPPER. She is kept busy a a member of the Antler Club, FTA, SSLC, and Tri-Hi-Y. The name BILL SANDERS will live forever in «he famous Robert E. Lee Band. He was student director of the Sophomore Band and president of the Junior-Senior Band, and plays first saxophone in the Stage Band. Bill belongs to the regional and all- state band, and is a member of SSLC. DOROTHY CAMP is a member of JCl, SSLC, Terpsichorians, Brigadiers Chemistry Club, and the senior sci- ence seminar. She is found very busy among the other active stu- dents at Lee. Gander fans could always depend on WALTER SMITH for the extra points after touchdowns. In his three years of high school, he served in the Hi-Y and Junior Rotarians. He plays baseball just as well as he docs football. REl is proud of the work of D'EVA LUTHRINGER, Gander Gazette editor. She still had time for the Lee Trav- eler, Student Council, History Club, and FNA. An outstanding quarterback for the fighting Ganders last season was BRYAN STRATTON, who also played basketball and baseball. He served in Student Council, Key Club, FTA, and JCL. Busy LYNN AAANN always manages to keep pleasingly pretty as she works with Brigadiers, Student Coun- cil, GSA, JCL, and Terpsichoreans, and harmonises with Brigadier sex- tet. A voice of gold and personality to match are found in FRANCIS SWEENEY. He entertains us in the boys' quartet and heartily contrib- utes to the bass section of the choir. ARTHUR WHITMER is a good-na- tured, intelligent boy who served faithfully as vice-president of Stu- dent Council. He is in SSLC and JCl, and won honors at cross-country track meets. JACKIE SUSIE, serving in the band for three years, became a member of the Band Officers Club in her senior year. She is also active in Pre-MeJ Club and JCl. KATHY RETZ has been Brigadier Council Representative and treasurer, Keyettes di- rector and treasurer, SSLC treasurer, FTA district president, a member of junior and senior science seminar groups, and Girls’ State delegate. Steve Hudnall President Wayne Bertich First Vice-President Warjean laughlin Secretary Wayne Bertsch President Art Whitmer First Vice-President Jerry Ruthledge Second Vice-President QchoilaA luf) QewlCA CW cfe t r ■ 4 Kathy Retz Co-Treasurer Pat Littlepage Co-TreasOrer Kathy Retz Pat Littlepage Co-Treasurer Co-Treasurer Beth Burnside Second Vice-President Te u Jorry Rutledge Chaplain Jimmy Steed Parliametarian Helen Pierce Reporter AAaudcan Frazier Secretary Bill Broyles Chaplain Jeff Paine Parliamentarian 154 Front row (left to right): M. Fields. H. Pierce. G. Kifzman, J. Clayton, G. Wallace, A. Walsh, F. Nelson. J. Sterling, A. Kollenberg, A. Elder. S. Kcmplay, M. Laughlin, J. Moseley. D. Camp. D. Lumpkin, V. Whitworth, C. Anderson, B. Dommerl, E. Werl, P. Mitchell. Second row (left to right): Mr. J. D. Buckner, W. Adair. L. Saxon. J. Lewis, S. Hopper, B. Erwin, P. Fregia, B. Cook, D. Robberson, J. Bennett, G. Ross, G. Creekmore, D. Ray, P. Blakeney. S. Smith, M. Frazier. N. Sorrels, D. Heald, B. Wilson. Third row (left to right): G. Broussard, C. Barrington, I Martin, L Hanna. S. Lebus, R. Roshto, K. Otto, G. Washburn, P. Clinton, B. Moran, K. Rctz, M. Fudge, B. Pullen, C. Herrington, C. Foreman, L. Norris. Founh row (left to right): D. Stevenson, M. Kovar. G. Mc- Farland, K. Hull. S. Sebasta, R. Roshto, B. Gatlin. D. Weber, P. Plocger, C. Gagnon, S. Douglas, C. Badgley, J. Scott, K. Caudle, L Watts, B. Rice, L. Madding, P. Littlepage, Z. Becman. Fifth row (left to right-): E. Ueckert, J. Rutledge, K. Allen, B. Broyles, A. Whifmcr, L. White, L Berniard, W. Bertsch, S. Bailey, B. Gresham, J. Paine, E. Comeaux, A. Daniels, M. Coburn, K. Teggcman, K. Holcomb, R. O'Rear, J. Frazier. Sixth row (left to right): S. Davis, Z. Allen, P. Whalen, K. Gipson, M. Powers, M. Kilgore, T. Jones, P. Dodd, W. Ware, J. Mears, W. Hityard, V. Haynes, B. Sanders, J. Pursley. Seventh row (left to right): T. Davis, C. Fisher, S. Hudnall, D. Brian, J. Durham. R. Anderson, R. Goehring, J. Cater, R. Walker, R. Crawley, B. Wilhite, J. Steed. T. Griffin. J. Viles. J.Hurr, R. Herrera. L. Holle, G. DuPiissey. Not Pictured: B. Burnside, J. Davis, L. Earls, J. Endel, W. Epps, L. Jacobs, D. Klllough. taura Koudclka Assistant Editor Rita Mitchell Features Betty DeShong Editorials J. C. Martin Advertising Manager Jeanette Murphy News Sports editor Don Matthews labors late to turn out his chatty column about all of our athletic teams. Gander Gazette editor O'Eva learnt newspaper procedures from an expert, Mr. Frod Hartman, who publishes The Baytown Sun and prints the Gazette. Dee Finn Clubs Jane Van Deventer News Don Matthew Sports Editor Laura (right) counts a headline while Rita check the printer's schedule to be sure their headline will fit. Betty Keyes Features Mark Jackson Sports Typing the news is one essential part of our Journalism training. Preparing school news copy for the printer are Dee, Mark and Jeanette, The Gazette's professional page make-up begins early with planning sessions like this. While Betty and Jane discuss which headline types and sizes to feature, Vincent adds other useful suggestions. After dummying the ads, J. C. moves newsside to join Betty in de- signing a more diversified lay-out that will improve the Gazette's typographical appearance. Don and Rita pause to admire the Pruett Journalism Plaque, on which is engraved the name of each year’s outstanding Journalism student. The staff looks and listens as D’Eva (standing) explains their news beats, which are posted on the front blackboard, front to back, eft row: Rita, Jane and AAark. Center row: Jeanette, Betty, Don and Dee. Back row: J. C, Vincent, Betty and Laura. JZolmt EL. im AArs. Clare Frarrar Sponsor Boni McDaniel, Pete Buster Co-Captains Standing, left to right: Claronce AAatthews, Thomas Elmore, Dan Gage, AAorris Goodwin. Sitting, left to right: Pete Buster, AAilton Young, Bobby Orr. 160 Debcd TbOhv Bonnie McDaniel, Mr . Farrar, and Nancy Gilmore pau e be- Roy Vazquez and Bobby Orr prepare to leave on a debate tween meeting . r'P Standing, lalt to right: Carol Anderson, Elizabeth Alloman, Julie Skccte. and Nancy Gilmore. Sitting, left to right: Stephanie Meadow , Dian Smith, Bonnie McDaniel. 161 Betty DeShong Editor TU U We who have had the privilege of bringing to you this volume about Our Year at Robert E. Lee have enjoyed our work—immensely. While serving our school by putting out this annual, we have also gained valuable experience in creative writing, editorial design, clear expression, long-range organization, contact selling, and in carrying out many other original ideas not possible in any accredited course or other school activity. The fun we have had working together—and with you— has made Our Year at Robert E. Lee a most rewarding one. Mary Yeper Senior Section, Personalities Linda Henderson Administration, Clubs Brenda Strack Administration, Junior Pages D'Eva luthringcr Organizations, Music Mary Frances, Brenda and Catherine refer to early page dummies as they discuss lay-outs for newly receivod material. Virginia (left) points to the production chart which shows how far the staff has progressed on the '61 Lee Traveler. Sharing Albert Harris Assistant Editor, Sports Editor Virginia Cook Business Manager Vernen Liles Sponsor John Saunders Pa Morgan Mary Frances Miller Catherine Krizak Karen Otto Editorial Assistant Sophomore Pages, Senior Section, Junior Pages, Sophomore Pages, Personalities Clubs Music Personalities pride in their record of having met all of While John and Pat draw class pages, Mary works on another section. Karen their deadlines are Linda and D'Eva. (right) proves she can chat and turn out attractive copy at the same time. Right op to D (for Delivery) Day. the ondless talks of record keeping go on. Mary Frances and Mary compile homeroom circulation lists, which always let off the eager question. When will the annuals get here? Nearest thing to a slack period comes while waiting for groups to turn in their material, but Catherine (standing) is equal to that situation. She con- ducts a skull session where Karen, Pat and Linda finally leam the answer to: When will the annuals get here? Double checking final details, Betty and Albert lead the staff in providing an answer to When will the annuals get here? 165 Thb EkthiOuS ob t£ Flutes: Mary Gail Webber Connie Foreman Jane Leach Sue Hargrove Jackie Susie Della Robberson Linda Hanna Margaret Mitchan Sherry Pittman Charlotte Fisher Oboes: Karen Caudle Carol Badgley Bassoons: Helen Rose Carmon Herrington Karen Rodgers E-Flat Clarinet: Sharon May Clarinets: Beth Burnside Bethul Rice Lois McCullough Vicki Whitworth Nelda Day Grace Broussard Carolyn Leggett Linda Watts Elaine Langston John McCulley Mary Ann Mitchan Cheryl Glaw Dianthia Johnson Shelley Sheffield Beverly Boyd Helen Teten Gwen Muston Judy Lochridge Betty Shepherd Jane Davis Alto Clarinets: Connie Callam Paula McMurray Frances Torkelson Cathy Curry Bass Clarinets: Sherry LeBus Jackie Roberts Judy Riley Bessie James Alto Saxophones: Billy Sanders Lynda Madding Carol Post Windell Giles Peggy Wadley LeGene Taylor Beverly Gray Barbara Dendy Judy Robinson Rita Kay Sarver Lynn O'Sullivan Tenor Saxophones: Charlene Pollard Neal Franks Paula Sanders Kathy Denny Rickey Rawley Sandra Sebesta Baritone Saxophones: Linda Holder Judy McCaleb Linda Hanson All-District Band Members: Andrew Critendon Tommy Griffin Johnny Hickerson LaVois Smith Virginia Chaplin Robert Harfzog 166 Lm BcukI Trombones: French Horns: Cornets: D'Maris Lumpkin James Mears Robert Arnett David Killough Patsy McDonald Tommy Griffin Johnny Becka Pam Davis Jimmy Emanuel Bill Pate George Glenn Wayne McCleskey Johnny Hickerson Karol Turner Lin Junge Mary Hunt Judy Taylor Bonnie Olive Richie Moore Jean Laughlin Butch Presswood Jimmy Gibbs Kay Morgan Peggy Pollard Marshall Rowe Ginger Ross Dianne Flippo Loa McKinney Charles Kirkpatrick Brenda Nunn String Bass: Becky Dunn Tympani: Ronald Lansford Sharon Harmon Braxton Cooper Bill Kersh Michael Pauler Ronald Horacefield Carolyn Ward Kenneth Gullett All-Region Band Members: Karen Meigs Hope McDonald Billy Sanders Linda Holder Buddy Petway Mary Gail Webber Robert Arnett Percussion: Beth Burnside Lou Lumpkin Charlie Hill Lois McCullough Charlie Hill Eileen Horacefield Grace Broussard James Mears JoEllen Roark Ricky Bardwell Jo Ann Grant Pat Thomas Pat Meigs Judy Morris Ernestine Bennett Fina Sistos Trumpets: Allen Watkins Lynn New Don Higgs Pat Morgan Bells: Pat Nelson Carolyn Dickerson Baritones: Barry Wilhite James Colley Karol Fairbanks Linda Nelson Eugene Whitt Glen Troha Basses: Ricky Bardwell Andrew Critendon Mackey Peterson Ben Jones Brenda Givens Kent Carew Wesley Rasbeary Mike Mills Connie Cellam Drum Major Allan Watkins Captain Bill Sanders President Charles Forque Director Robert Arnett Student Conductor Top row: Sharon Harmon, assistant drum major; Ginger Ross; Becky Dunn; Linda Beth Burnside Secretary D'Maris Lumpkin First Lieutenant Cermon Herrington Historian Hanson. Bottom row: Dianfha Johnson; Judy Lochridge; Cathy Currie; Pat Morgan. Billy Sanders President First Chair in AINState Band Judy Riley nior Librarian Jackie Susie Treasurer Neal Franks Vice-President Bond Ohfjto tS Club Front row: Beth Burnside, Mary Gail Webber, Grace Broussard, Connie Foreman. Bethul Rke, Jackie Susie, Karen Caudle, Sharon Mae, Jane Leach, Carmen Herrington, D'Maris Lumpkin. Second row: Connie Cellam, Ronald Lansford, Michael Pauler, Tommy Griffin, Charlene Pollard, Jimmy Emanuel, Bonnie Olive, Linda Holder, Judy Riley, Pam Davis, Barry Wilhite, Karol Fairbanks, Sharon Harmon. Third row: James Mears, Billy Sanders, Robert •Arnett, Rickey Bardwell, Neal Franks, Charlie Hill. Bill Pate, Allan Watkins, Windell Giles, Andrew Critendon, Johnny Hickerson, Johnny Becka. Bill Kersh. Sharon Harmon Assistant Drum Major Bethul Rice Sweetheart Saxophones: Butch Preswood Billy Sanders Jimmy Emanuel Linda Holder Neal Franks Charlene Pollard Accordion: Andrew Critendon Linda Holder Trombones: Johnny Becka String Bass: Sharon Harmon Piano: D'Maris Lumpkin Johnny Hickerson David Kiuough Band Allan Watkins Drums: Trumpets: Charlie Hill Robert Arnett Vocalist: Tommy Griffin Director Nelda Day Charles Forque SctM l Flutes Jo Anne Horeczy Sharon Martin Dianne Smith Ginny Bethea Dianne Cummings Gloria Burns Lauretta Livingston Oboe Linda Longacre Bassoon Marie Depew E-Flat Clarinet Lana Harbour Clarinets . LaVois Smith Katina King Charles Forque Director Leone Washburn Connie Porter Margaret Young Diane Tiemann Carole King Willie Hooper David Westermann Mary Lee Clark Barbara Padgett Brenda Christensen Glenda Harper Vicki Barton Sharon Cauthern Charlotte Dommert Claudia Phillips Alto Clarinets Glenda Osborne Denelda Spitzmiller Avilda Fisher Bass Clarinets Louise Smith Scottie Gail Ratliff Alto Saxophones Pam Williams Cora Lou Oliver Wayne Bradbury Donny Diebel Linda Downing Tenor Saxophones Susan Bryan Julie Via Martha Strauss Billy Lewis Freddie Bauer Baritone Saxophone Jim Stone Cornets Sue White Donald Denny Terry Simon Wayne Arnett David Pickering Sandra Dickerson James Roy Dianne Peel John Schultz Beverly Lowe John Robbins Charlie Turner Robert Roe Cecelia Smith Trumpets Steven Jones Chuck Bauer French Horns Virginia Chaplin Paula Osborne Norene Jones Mary Beth Watts Carole Robberson Larry Barnes Terry Orr Brenda McHugh Baritones Robert Hartzog David Johnson Mylene Keller Robert Pryor Trombones Martin Altimore Dennis Font Buddy Sumrall Dan Rogers Jerry Shaddix Kenny Kosina Robert Reisner Bass Danny Waddel Jimmy Strohoul Tommy Hathaway Richard Serbe Billy Tapler Tympani Lou Lumpkin Bells Charlene Muennink Percussion Dianne Horcefield Ossie Wright Judy Barclay Twyla Cherry OFFICERS (left to right)—laVois Smith, secretary; Katina King, historian; Sharon Martin, assistant drum major; Martin Altmore, student di- rector; Terry Simon, president; Carole King, drum major; Wayne Arnett, vice-president; Mary Beth Watts, librarian. Carole King Drum Major TWIRIERS (left to right)— Sharon Martin, assistant drum major,- Gloria Bums, Charlene Muennink, Brenda McHugh, Jo Anne Horcczy and Virginia Chaplin. Thb Qouih ui Mr . Mary B. Gartner Director Ann Bush Student Director Altos Bramlett, Sherry Bush, Ann Cates, Jeannie Craft, Diana Dix, Leaila Hepderson, Kathleen Hernandez, Regina Jones, Jennifer Kadjar, Leyla Kelley, Sharon Kossler, Karen Kubik, Roxio Lambcrson, Judo Roach, Janico Skeete, Julia Welch, Loretta Whitten, Tobie Wright, Melanie 1st Sopranos Arthur, Serena Babin, Mary Clare Fellers, Toni Gray, Louise Gregory, Mary Ann Head, Kathy Henson, Jo Ann Herman, Carolyn Hester, Kay Horne, Louise Horton. Jo Anne Lyon, Linda McClain, Barbara Ann Meadows, Stephanie Mosley, Carol Porker, Patricia Plochock, Patricio Raschke, Willona Rose, Ann Shearer, Judith West, Reba Melanie Wright President Jerilyn Malone Vice-President Jackie Stevens Mary Clare Babin Secretary Accompanist 174 Couaci 2nd Sopranos Anderson, Carol Bailey, Deanna Bomhoff, Elizabeth Casey, Karen Corwin, Carolyn Cox, Susan Cude, Lynn Davison, Glenda Diehl, Sandra Dill, Kathleen Fenley, Olena Garrett, Carolyn Gray, Betty Holsomback, Janet Le Blanc, Linda McNay. Beth Malone, Jerilyn Miller, Jeanell Overstreet, Sharon Richmond, Patricia Rochelle, Saundra Stevens, Jacquelyn Tucker, Martha Jo JZolmt B. 1ST SOPRANO Busby, Kathleen Helen Day, Nelda Ruth DeWees, Janis Maree Jacobs, Linda Diane Kidd, Elinda Mitchell, Sharon Kay Moore, Carolyn Moore, Elizabeth Anne Trahan, Dianne Walker, Billie Ruth Williams, Sylvia Francine Wood, Ruth Ann 2ND SOPRANO Bennett, Joyce Burrus, Bettie Creekmore, Gayle Dommert, Barbara Kay Endel, Judy Harris, Anne Henderson, Linda Kubica, Trudy Robinson, Donna Walsh, Mary Patricia 1ST ALTO Bacon, Sharon Bond, Paula Fregia, Patsy Hood, Sharon Lindstrom, Sylvia Littlepage, Pat Mills, Beverly Kay Peet, Carol Robberson, Jane Skeen, Judy Smith, Judy 2ND ALTO Bain, Mittie Brewer, Sandra Cook, Betty Bryce Edwards, Carol Haltom, Lavon Raye Hanle, Roslyn Korenek, Barbara Laughlin, Marjean Mallory, Elray McGee, Jeanette Moseley, Jane Ellen Owen, Patricia Riley, Billie Choi 1ST SOPRANO Contella, Carl Davis, Carl P. Hargrove, Benny Harrison, Tommy Hollingsworth, Ronnie S. Laramore, Roger Pyron, Harry Dean Rangel, Robert Sheats, Jerry Swint, Robert Earl 2ND TENOR Adams, Ramond Bob Baumann, Alan Hill, John Holcomb, Hank Hosea, Wayne Oliver, Bevil Peet, Johnny Pryor, Don 1ST BASS Cupps, Robert Delgado, Reginald Erwin, Alan Givens, Gary Gray, Eddie Hickerson, Johnny Hunt, Mike Repp, Donald Scantlen, Karl Shipp, Andrew Sweeney, Francis 2ND BASS Ammons, Dennis Earls, Larry Eccles, Joe Glass, Floyd Harrison, Tommy Jones, Weldon Kilgore, John M. Nix, Everett Ocker, Mel O'Connor, John Peacock, Gene Rincon, Arthur Robertson, Ronald Williams, Weldon Douglas Nclda Day All-State Chorus Larry Earls President Tommy Harrison President 0 hlfMAS FViSb CoM t l Pat Littlopago Vice-President Qe xw L Q MSt i Paula Bond Vice-President Paula Bond All-State Chorus Barbara Korenek Secretary Janis Dewees Secretary Chofo CouH d Seated, left to right: Judy Endel, Barbara Korenek, Robert Swint, Pat Littlopage, Don Pryor, Janis Dewees, Paula Bond, Roslyn Hanle. Standing, left to right• Tommy Harrison, Larry Earls, Andrew Ship. 178 to t Chofo Robert Swint Tommy Harrison Donnie Pryor Nelda Day Gayle Creekmore Paula Bond GvJk’ QetM Roslyn Hanle Judy Endel Nelda Day Gayle Creekmore Linda Jacobs Judy Skeen Accompanist: Paula Bond Boys’ Qfydxt Robert Swint Donnie Pryor Tommy Harrison Larry Earls Accompanist: Judy Smith 179 Marjean Laughlin President Mi  Betty Jo White Director Maudoan Frazier Vice-President Mary Jane Bull Secretary Kathy Retz Treasurer Dr. Alvera Griffen Business Manager Shirley Bailey Historian Bugle Quartermaster Report Quartermaster Drum Quartermaster Donna Bond Fredlyn Handley Jerry Lee Mallory . u i 1 a | a | ■ | a | ■ I p]j|a|D|a|a|a|a|a|B frlJlaiaiaiaiaialai dlJlJljpUiJlJlIll maiii|dTj|auiJiii ilalaplalaliiUlila «raw : StfitiWWIWiW Carolyn Akin Dorothy Allen Tina Altman Carole Anderson Sharon Archer Shirley 8eiley Loretta Balke Beverly Barfield Marquita Buflor Dorothy Camp Francis Carr Eva Joe Casio Melanie Coburn Joyce Connally Earline Barr Sally Beckman Stephinc Bernshausen Donnis Biggs Ellen Sue Bird Patti Blakeney Gay Lyn Bolmanskie Bonnie Bond Donna Bond Barbara Bossart Sally Botkin Carlenc Brawner Mary Jane Bull Bettie Burrud Ann Bush Sandro Bussey Jill Clayton Judy Chandler Mickey Clements Lynn Mann Company Commender E,ain Comb Sara Connally Pamela Connor Sue Conway Betty Cook Mary Cornell Nelly Covey Nancy Craddock Sandra Cullison Penny Curtain Juanita Daniel Donna Day Kathie Derden Yvonne D'Olive Pat Donnelly Pamela Dunn Aline Elliott Angelia Elder Sue Engolhardt Toni Fellers Judy Lynn Frazier Maudeen Frazier Marilyn Friedman Linda Galloway Betty Gray Nancy Grayson Karon Hand Fredlyn Handley Marsha Harper Mary Havard Kay Haynes Regina Hernandez Dixie Hornsby Anne Hunter Elizabeth Jones Rose Mary Kent Joyce Kimmons Geraldine Kifzman Ann Kollenberg Mary Kovar Anita Krejci Mary Land Marjean Laughlin Ginger Lawrence Sharon Lerch lefa Loughridge Pat Lubbock Elroy Mallory Jerry Lee Mallory Jerilyn Malone Kay Mallory Mercy Manuel Carol Marti Paulette Mazoch Sue Martin Sharon Jones First Lieutenant Dorothy McClain Lynn Miller Beverly Mills Dianne Milner Sharon Mitchell Libby Moore Katy Morris Janellen Moseley Jan Musick Dianne Myers Mary Myers Faye Melton Linda Norris Janice Page Pot Porker Ginger Partin Charlotte Plagcns Judy Porter Kay Post Martha Potter Connie Price Kathy Refz Sandy Rochelle Anita Schaffer Lera Schrock Janie Scott Donno Shannon Jackie Shires Marie Becky Kit Jaisell Clayton Gayle Winno Barbara Allison Swint Timmons Tindall Drum Major Wallace Wallace Warn® Wal h Walsh Mary Bette Sandra Dianne Catherine Whitaker Whitten Wilkie Wilks Betsy Karen Wilson Wood The cheering Brigadiers see the football boys off as they leave to make another athletic conquest. Marching leadors, Standing, left to right, are: Lynne Mann, Jo- nell Clayton, and Sharon Jones. Kneeling are: Maudeen Frazier, Mar jean Laughlin, and Kathy Retz. Sandra Kemplay Gay McFarland Jerri Milner Tony Hix Jimmy Sever Mike Hunt 186 Mr . Dorothy Arnett, Sponsor Top row: Coach Don Treuhardt. Cur Fisher. Osborne Knudson, Don longacre, Wayne Bell. Vernon Willioms, Bud Pierce, Dennis Riley. Pat Schwendeman, Jimmy Nelson, Coach Roland Kudlo. Second row; Coach Pe o Sultis, Richard Nickelson, Rickey Wolfcan, Weldon Jones, Leon Hollc, Ronnie Darsee, Ronnie Clamon, Ronnie Kluch, Mike Bornos, David Rodriquez, David Teel, Coach John Adorns. Third row: David Hollawoy, Don Repp, Fred Clark, Kenny Earthman, Walter Smith, John McWilliams, Mike Sims, Mike Powers, Woody Duncan, Arthur Rincon, Wayne Bertich, Rudy Herrera, Charles Dipple. Fourth row: Buddy Barber, Bryan Stratton, Jimmy Steed, Garry Abshier, Tohimy Yates, C. G. Cezeaux, Jimmy Dunks, Ralph Rios, Vernis Haynes, Jerry Kemplay, Billy Harlin. Trainers, standing: Billy Harlin, George Crow, Buddy Barber. Kneoling: Steven Swint, Anthony Henneke. Wayne Bertsch Vernon McMano Tommy Yale Gary Abshler C. G. Cezeaux David Rodriquez Arthur Rincon Ralph Rios Freddy Clark Ronnie Clamon Ronnie Kluch Jimmie Dunk Donald Repp Vernon William Woody Duncan Ricky Wolfean Wayne Bell Kenny Earlhman Bryan Stratton Jorry Kemplay 190 Pat Schwondeman Leon Hollo Jimmy Nelson Jimmie Steed Rudy Herrera Verni Haynes David Teel Weldon Jones John McWilliams Bud Pierce Osborne Knudson Curt Fisher Ronnie Darsee Mike Powors Mike Sims Sid Mallory Mike Barnes John Kilgore Donnie Stricklin Robert Oliver Dennis Riley David Conway 191 Lee 21 South Houston 0 Lee 14 Pasadena 0 Bertsch and McManus represent the Ganders in the toss-op at the South Houston Big Wayno Bell plunges through Pasadena's defense, game. Lee 21 Texas City 7 The Gander dofensc proved effective against Texas City's staving attack. Lee 28 Ball High 13 Coach Don Truehardt and the team congratulate Bryan Stratton on his touchdown in the Ball High contest. DISTRICT GAMES Lee__________________ 41 Lamar__________________________0 Lee 21 Port Arthur 0 Lee 30 Bellaire ........ 12 Lee .21 Texas City_____________________7 Lee 28 Ball High 13 Lee 14 Pasadena ........... -....... 0 Lee____________________21 South Houston ............... 0 Lee____________________28 Smiley-------------------------0 Lee____________________ 6 Galena Park--------------------7 Lee____________________33 Brazosport---------------------0 192 Lee 2? Port Arthur 0 Port Arthur stopped for short yardage in decisive win for Lee. Lee 30 Bellaire 12 Bryan Stratton gains yardage against a tough Bellaire eleven. Lee 6 Galena Park 7 Galena Park hands Lee its only loss. Lee 28 Smiley 0 Dennis Riley puts stop on a Smiley man after short gain. Lee2J Texas City 7 Stingarees fail to roll on tough Gander line. 193 Lee 41 Lamar 0 Gander tackling proved effective in stopping Lamar. SUICIDE SQUAD—Front row, left to right: Trainer Billy Harlan, Davi McCauley, Bim Jacobi, Richard Greiham, Kelly Ruihing, Wilburn Williams, Mitchel Rosii, Raymond Ybarra, Joe Avalos, Tommy Harrison, Pat Higginbotham. Second row: Richard Crawley, Adrain Son- nier, Steve McAfee, Don Parkhurst, Virgil Winningham, Gerold Teel, Douglas Beal, Gordon Allen, Eddie Grey, Gene Peacock, Gary Vin- cent, Coach Paul Kern, Charlie Crawford, Buddy Gates, Melvin AccKlen, Butch Perkins, Danny Botkins, Virgil McGehee, Richard Har- SUICIDE SQUAD Lee--------------------16 Lee 36 Lee 6 Lee 34 Lee 60 Lee 22 Lee 1 (Won by default) Lee 32 Lee 22 Port Neches 14 Port Arthur 8 Spring Branch__________________0 Texas City ___________________ 8 Galveston-Ball_________________0 Pasadena _____________________ 6 South Houston ................ 0 Galena Park 6 Brazosport ___________________14 194 graves, John Cunningham, Harry Spell, Rudy Strickland, Coach Ronnie Krammer. Fourth row: Ronnie Guonthen, Manager Lynn Gunn, Coach Kovin Lounsberry, Carl Scanflen, Dale Mylens, Kenneth Parker, Melvin Ternigan, Bill McKennon, John Young, Roger Adams, Bill Stewart, John Kilgore, Trainer Anthony Hennoke, Manager David Smith. Coach Ronnie Kramer Coach Kevin Lounsberry Coach Paul Kern 195 Qatid i BctihethcM When this year's Gander Basketballers reported for their season's work, they already faced a tremendous task: trying to live up to the fabulous records set by last season's District 12-4A Championship Squad that won 29 of its 34 games played. That powerful squad brought home Robert E. Lee's first district championship in 13 years, and because REL's first basketball team ever to compile a perfect district slate with 14 wins against no losses. Coach Jay Bollinger's present crew, with only two returning lettermen to lead the other eager but relatively inexperienced players, levelled its sights on further accomplishments of its immedi- ate predecessors—who had added four San Antonio Tournament victories to their district string for a total of 18 consecutive wins . . . and who, in the process, had scored a school record of 92 points in one game. Thus it was with high hopes and justifiable pride in Robert E. Lee's wonderful record of last year that 1960-61 Gander Basketballers buckled down to strenuous training long before their season opened in November. 19S9-60 Coach Jay Bollinger Lee-56 Lamar—46 Lee-57 Reagan—44 Lee-70 Jeff Davis—72 Lee-71 Temple—43 Lee—63 Lamar—71 Lee—50 Spring Branch—58 Lee-57 Jeff Davis—51 Lee—61 Clear Creek—69 Lee-72 Reagan—46 f Lee—56 McCallam—49 Lee—56 S. F. Austin—53 f Lee-57 Edison—56 Lee-52 S. F. Austin—49 f Lee—56 Ball High-63 Lee-57 Smiley—35 f Lee—64 Brackenridge—50 Lee—53 Smiley—44 j Lee-80 Harlandale—54 j Lee—56 Alamo’ Heights—44 f Lee-92 Lanier—60 Lee-81 Pasadena—64 Lee-51 Brazosport—39 Lee-48 Galena Park—43 Lee-63 Texas City—44 Lee-52 Ball High-51 Lee-78 S. Houston—59 Lee—46 Spring Branch—45 Lee-69 Pasadena—58 m - Lee-67 Brazosport—57 K Lee—61 Galena Park—54 1 Lee-80 Texas City—65 Lee-60 Ball High—49 Lee-85 S. Houston—49 Lee-61 Spring Branch—60 iV f Tournament Games District 12-4A Games 196 A'Tmuo Front, left to right: Trainer Coach Manager Billy HdrUn Jay Bollinger Phillip Dodd Back, left to right: Gailand Smith, Jerry Kcmplay, John Durham, Wayne Bell, Bob Lawless, Ray Gochring, Roger Byers, Robert Oliver, Osborne Knudton, Bryan Stratton, Richard Hargraves, Ellis Smith. Trainer Philip Dodd, Trainer Billy Harlin, Coach Bollinger. 1960-61 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov. 15 Spring Branch Nov. 22 Jesse Jones Nov. 29 Jesse Jones Dec. 1 La Porte Dec. 2 Travis of Austin Dec. 3 Austin of Austin Dec. 6 La Porte Dec. 8-9 San Antonio Tournament Dec. 15 Port Arthur Dec. 16-17 Huntsville Tournament Dec. 20 Spring Branch Dec. 29-30 Pt. Arthur Tournament District 12 A AAA Games Jan. 3 Pasadena Jan. 6 Brazos port Jan. 10 Galena Park Jan. 13 Texas City Jan. 17 Ball High Jan. 20 South Houston Jan. 24 Smiley Jan. 27 Pasadena Jan. 31 Brazosport Feb. 3 Galena Park Feb. 7 Texas City Feb. 10 Ball High Feb. 14 South Houston Feb. 16 Smiley 197 Jerry Kemplay Osborne Knudson Robert Oliver Wayne Bell Bob Lawless Gailand Smith Bosk tboM T cun John Durham Roger Byers Ray Goehring Ellis Smith Richard Hargraves Bryan Stratton B Te tot Front, left to right: Gary Gazaway, Tommy Clevenger, Danny James, George Perkins, Woody McQueen, Freddie Pantoja, Gary Givens, Leslie Little, and Robert Viles, manager. Back, left to right: Coach Kevin Lounsberry, Robert Dunaway. Melvin Alford, Buddy Gates, Glenn Mason, Charles Hodges, Billy Pavlicck, Bobby Cryer, Jay Barker, and Pinkney Fuller, manager. 199 Coach lounsberry. BatebcM Coach Treuhardt shows co-captains Jimmy Steed and Wayne Bertsch how to get better results from their swing. Bade row, Mt to right: Coach Don Truchardt, Bryan Stratton. Edward Ucckert, Kenneth Parker, Robert Oliver, Bill Stewart, and Harold Barber. Middlo row: Cottcn Epperson, James Shelby. Leon Holle, Jimmy Steed, Mike Dodd, ’Jerry Kcmplay, Ronnie Kluch, and Wade This out is a gang tag! 200 Hilyard. Sitting: Ronnie Clamon, Roger Adams, Richard Walker, Wayne Bertsch, John R. Combs, Johnny May, and Sammy Masters. Front row, loft to right: Larry Clerengcr, Jerry Hick . Clyde Sloan, Bob Fayle, lewii Bernaird, Steve Hudnall, Bill Foote, Elo Veselka, Bobby Frank . Second row: Jon Gilbreath, Gary Cash, Pat Higginbotham, Carl Contella, Jimmy Spohler, Ray Cook, Bill Cappleman, Bill Lewis, Jesse Kidd, and Sammy Vincent. Third row: Donnie Me 202 Gregor; Manager Jerry Rutledge. Lloyd Wagner, Joe Jackson, Tony McGoffey, Jimmy Cowhig, Melvin Tallent, Ricky Wolfean, and Coach Ronnie Kramer. Back row: David Geaslin, Bill Tadlock, Jimmy Sharpless, Kenneth Puckett, Conrad Matysiak, Ronnie Darsec, and Manager Tommy Marshall. Co-Captain Steve Hudnall prepares to make a back dive. Left to right: Mike LcBlanc, Eddie Chapman, Coach Jay Bollinger, Tommy King, Tommy Yates, Mickey Reilly, Jimmy Brown, Bill Sharp, and Lee McOoweil. tee McDowell, Tommy King, and Jimmy Brown advise Tommy Yates how to putt. Eddie Chapman, captain, gets advice on how to tee off from Coach Bollinger. 204 7e uuS Coach Clint Nettleton and Captain David Barsalou. Beverly Gatlin, Patty Whalen, Dianthia Davi . Front row, loft to right: Bill Marshall, Jim Tapp, Dianthia Davis, Patsy Whalen, Beverly Gatlin, Gordon Lannoo, Joel Lawless, and Coach Nettleton. Back row: Tom Balderach, Jack Halter, Bobby Fostor, Andy Whitaker, Bobby Guilt, David Barsaloo, Manton Stewart. 205 Tt ck Af the starting mark are (standing), David Conway, Kenny Earthman, Joe Avalos, and (kneeling) James Begas, Donald Parkhurst, Charles Barnhill, Delton Perkins, Art Whitmcr, and Bert Hill. Left to right: Managers Ray Mitchell, Raymond Fellers, Billy Harlan, and Harold Barber. Left to right: Forrest Purvis, John Gunningham, and George Ferguson. 207 Left to right: Sid Mallory, Richard Malone, and R. J. Grimes. Front row. left to right: Joe Lee, Glen Campbell. Ronnie Cryer, Robert Swinf, Raymond Fellows. Second row: Ari Whitmer, Elisio Flores, Wayne Hosea, Billy Jackson, James Johnson. Third row: Ronald Yandell, Bert Hill, Joe Viles, Ray Mitchell, Rodney Mabry, Jody Haggard, James Zucha. - AO Tfi Ju u yt Ui t dcuv Cfiub oft tUTmt Ctatfiy f-fisttvoca Assoc Mr . Sybil Jordan Mr. R. P. Kelly Mr. Edwin Lehr Don Pryor President Jeff Paine Vice-President Carol Badgley Corresponding Sec. Sue Martin Rec. Sec. Carol I. Anderson Treasurer Harriett Kelly Reporter Linda Kidd Music Director Libby Moore Social Chairman Ann Bush Pianist Paula McMurrey Echoes' Director S. Adkins D. Ammons C. Anderson D. Anderson B. Aylor I. Boiko C. Barrington E. Bennett W. Blevins B. Boyd B. Buckner A. Bush J. Carney E. Carroll J. Cates P. Cox S. Cox J. Daniell A. Oanicls J. Davis B. Dendy K. Derden C. Devins K. Dill S. Dinwiddie P. Dodd P. Dunn G. DuPlissy L. Earls D. Enloe A. Erwin D. Font C. Foster C. Garret B. Givens G. Givens J. Grant N. Grayson R. Guidry R. Hanlo S. Harmon T. Harrison W. Hausmann D. Heald J. Henson C. Haying ton J. Hill D. Holloway 211 K. Hull M. Hun G. Jones L. Kadjar S. Keller H. Kelley M. Kerr L Kidd M. Kleypus R. Lansford R. laramore L. LeBlanc D. Lester L. Lyon W. McClasky B. Daniel D. McGregor P. McMurry R. McNeil J. Martin P. Maioch R. Mitchell L. Moore C. Nichols S. Odom L. Ott S. Overstrett J. Page J. Paine P. Plocheck D. Pickering D. Pryor R. Pryor R. Reeves J. Roach O. Roberson L. Russel C. Shoemaker G. Simmons T. Simon D. Smith M. Strauss D. Tiemann M. Tucker J. Walker G. Washburn L. Welch T. West AM 8. Whitten V. Whitworth A. Wildor D. William S. Williams M. Young V. Zant Not pictured: C. Akin Georgo Cassity R. Hollingsworth David Johnson Sue Martin Becky Parker Babs Pillaert S. Odneol C. Herman M. Barnett C. Bad The History Club got off to a good start this year with its beautiful installation program held November 11 at the Community House. 213 Th« Echoes provided many nice musical programs this year. Seated it accompanist Sue Dinwiddie. Standing (left to right) are Ronnie Hollingsworth, Virginia Zant, Carmon Herrington. Tom Schutxc, Linda Kidd, Robin Reeves, and Paula McMurray. Helping to register guests at the installation service wero (left to right) Betty Whitten, Donnie McGreg- gor, Linda Lyon, William Blevins, and Carolyn Akin. Officers on front row (left to right): Ann Bush, Linda Kidd, Libbio Moore. Carol Badgloy, Harriet Kelly, Dee Heald, Rita Mitchell. Back row: Paula McMurry, Dennis Ammons. Sue Martin, Tommy Har- rison, Carol Anderson, Jeff .Paine, Kay Hull, and Don Pryor. Seared, left to right, aro: Dee Hoald, senior duchess; Sharon Har- mon, queen; and Syl- via Williams, princess. Standing, left fo right, ore: Robert Adkins, Dee's escort; Vernon Williams escorting Un- da Lyon, sophomore duchess; Don Hodges, Sharon's escort; Donnie Adams, crown bcarer,- Becky Adams, flower girl; Robin Reeves es- corting Sue Dinwid- die, junior duchess; and Roger McNeil, Sylvia's escort. Left to right ore: Dee Hoald, Don Hodges, Sharon Harmon, last year's queen; lynettc Bishop, Donnie and Becky Adams, Sue Dinwiddie, Sylvia Wil- liams, and Roger Mc- Neil, participating in the crowning of Queen Sharon. The 1961 Queen of the Confederate Ball, Sharon Harmon, and escort Don Hodges are featured during the Ball. Ghk Sfitwfe y ocicdttwj Stephine Bcrnjhaujen President BEARS BUMBLEBEES DONKEYS D. Bond B. White Captain Sponsor P. Hanson K. Malloy M. Bartlett E. Glroir D. Arnett Co-Captain Co-Captain Sponsor Captain Sponsor MOUSEKETEERS ROADRUNNERS POODLES F. Oliver M. McElroy C. Norton M. Kovar E. White Captain Sponsor Sponsor Captain Sponsor A. Walsh P. Williams Captain Sponsor 216 Poodk Left to right, back: Sandra Wilkie Martha Potter Catherine Walsh Karen Meigs Carol Marti Shirley Bailey Evie Gardner Sandra Robins front: Joyce Bobalik Alice Taylor Carlene Brawner Allison Walsh Anita Shaffer Eyleen Rawo Left to right: Eva Jo Cosio, Earline Barr. Connie Callom, Beverly Barfield. Donna Bond, Sharon Jones, Kit Tindall, Lera Schrock, Karen Hand, Bonnie Bond, Peggy Pollard, Ellen Bird, and Cathy Cwrry. 217 Left to right, back: Elizabeth Bomhoff Oonnit Biggs Jan Mustek Elizabeth Giroir Renita Quartz Catherine Kowis front: Aline Elliott Sherry LeBus Elray Mallory Diane Wilks Donna Shannon Toni Scott Shirley Spears WouSeJaefee tS Left to right, back: Jane Moseley Lynne Mann Juanita McKay Linda McWilliams Frances Oliver Beverly Gray Charlotte Dommert front: Sandra Bussey Sue White Judy Taylor Janet Bryant Pat Thomas LcGene Taylor Beverly Gatlin Mary Ann Ryan Stophine Bcrnshausen Charlene Spurlock Nadine largcnt Pat Parker Diane Myers Leta Loughridge Judy Sooy Mary Kovar Peggy Wadley Sharon Kay Mitchell Marie Swint Left to right: Melanie Wright, Anne Hunter, Billye Kay Robertson, Jerry Mallory, Peggy Cooper, Pat Hanson, Kay Mallory, Carol Dippel, Judy Gatlin, Jane Didriksen, Marcy Manual, and Ann Askcy. Not in picture: Sharron Gentry. 219 AJ04xLj6'tfeuig Ctub First row, Ml fo right: Oon Campbell. Mike Steele, Ray Pye, Ronald McElroy, Robert Bumpers, Harold Elledge, Howard Tcer. Second row: Willie Henderson, Ray Dikeman. James Campbell, Ross leavins, Glenn Kaderli, Lee Harper, Lloyd Dunn Standing: Club Sponsor H. H. Nitschmann, George Farrell, Jimmie Smith, Bill Tapley, Don Matthews, Bobby Morisak, Joe Harris. Darwin Knox, Robert Guidry, Robert Ford, Edward Haines, Bob Smith, David Robbcrson, Bob Young, and Lannie Emfinger. Bobby Smith, Mr. H. H. Nitchmann, Howard Teer. Robert Bumper and George Farrell must have been working on safety when this picture was made. Notice the bandaged fin ger? Lannie Emfinger, Harold Elledge, Ray Wike- man. Bob Morisak, and Lloyd Dunn surround Our smiling David Robbcrson. KiniHufi iH iig + OFFICERS, kft to righti Robert Guidry, program chairman; Don Matthew , reporter; Ronald McElroy. secretary; Robert Ford, treasurer; Ro s leavins. vice-president; and Darwin Knox, president. The Woodworking Club is open to any student enrolled in and passing Woodwork. Projects are made for selling and this income, with weekly dues, finances parties throughout the school year. Members work on their own projects during the club period. This was a studious look contest. Can you pick the winner out of Edward Haines, James Campbell, tee Harper, Bill Tapley, Joe Harris, and Mike Steele? Pride in their work is evidenced by Jimmie Smith, Ray Pye, Bob Young, Willie Henderson, Don Campbell, and Glenn Kaderli. 221 Offjum Mackie Nell Penn President Judy Wooley Secretary us UTURE USINESS EADERS M ERIC A David Biano Historian Mr. FBLA Linda Humphrey Treasurer 222 Charlene Jones Reporter Irma Salinas Chaplain Left to right—Row I: GlencJte Harper, Kathleen Cowley, Irma Salinas, Ophelia Ramirez, Louis O'Hara. Row 2: Charlene Chandler, Tommye Smith. Mackie Penn, Mary Petway. Row 3: Levonne Ammons, Judy Woolcy, Georgia Barnes. Row 4: David Biano, Dale Collins, Linda Humph- rey, Charlene Jones. Row 5: Jerry Gilbert, James Fullen, Hortense Rios. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA I believe that free education is the right of every young person in America. I believe that the future of America depends upon mutual understanding and better cooperation of business, industry, labor, the home, the church, the school, and by the peoples of our own and other lands. I agree to do my utmost to bring about better understanding and cooperation on the part of all these groups. I believe every young person should prepare himself for a useful occupation, and that he should carry on that occupation in a manner that will bring the greatest good to the greatest num- ber. I believe every young person should be actively interested in better social, political, community and family life. I believe every young person has a right to earn his living at a useful occupation and that this right should not be denied him because of race, color, or creed. I believe every young person should take respon- sibility for carrying out assigned tasks in a man- ner that will reflect credit to himself, his associ- ates, his school, and his community. I believe in my own ability to work efficiently and to think clearly, and I pledge myself to use these abilities to make America a better place for everyone. CREED 223 Barbaro Williams Vice-President Jock Hodges President Linda Humphrey Secretary Lanecn Brunson Treasurer Sharon Lee Reporter, Sweetheart Christine Hayes Historian Dianne Trahan Parliamentarian Sylvia Dahlquisf Program Chairman Ronald Robertson Chaplain 224 George Williams First row Linda Humphrey Auto Service Co. lanecn Brunson Mr. C. McCeslend Betty Me Watters B M Filter Service Charlene Jones Clyde Jones Rambler Sue Wright Baytown Jewelry Jane Matzig Brown's Carolyn Woods Telephone Company Sylvia Dahlquist Or. R. E. Scherwirch Barbara Gourlay Telephone Company Sharon lee Bremer Plumbing Second row Barbara Williams Or. J. A. Zielinski Louise O'Hara Gulf Coast Hospital Nadean Largent Young Plumbing Co. Mackie Penn Dr. J. H. Sammons Dianne Trahan Brunson Theatre Christenc Hayes Dairy Dream Betty Inman Inman Cabinet Shop Mao Margaret Furen Citizens National Bank Third row Joe Harris Harris Exterminators Jackie Hodges K R Glass Company Sam Green Slaton Glass Company Douglas Taylor Jimmy's Garage Glenn Allen Thrifty Oil Co. Jack Williams Gulf Coast Hospital Kenneth Searcy Woingartens Ronald Robertson Southorn Radio Not pictured: JoAnn Davis Dr. J. H. Andrews George Williams Patterson's Bakery W. F. Muller Sponsor FtduA Nwim Betty DeShong President D'Eva Luthringer Secretary Mrs. Joan Johnson Sponsor Nancy Sorrells Vice-President Judy Morris Treasurer Ruth Roshto Parliamentarian Josephine Medina Dixie Hornsby Student Advisor Reporter Standing: Carolyn Jacobs, Films; Carol Post, Devotional . Seat- ed: Patsy Fregia, Speakers; Paulette Bohannon, Library; Reti Barton, Field Trips. C 0 M M 1 T T E E S Standing: Sue Hargrove, Bulletin Board; Mary Ann Garcia, Scrapbook. Seated: Sylvia Dalquist, Projects; Zanna Allen, An- nual; Louise Leskavjan, Social. 226 Bottom row: C. Ward, M. Campos. N. Thompson. E. Townsend, P. Bohannon, S. Hargrove, E. Marron, B. DeShong. Second row: B. James, I. Henderson, L Pierce, B. Collier, M. Caddell, S. Gourlay, J. Medina, P. Davis. Third row: H. McDonald, R. Roshto, S. Diehl, M. Miller, H. Opryshek, C. Murphy, C. Jacobs, R. Rios. Fourth row: J. Smith, D. Weber, S. Hooker, C. Laster, N. Chisholm, M. Durant, I. Griffin, P. Clinton, N. Sorrells. Fifth row: M. Garcia, M. Martinez, A. Gomez, K. Otto, D. Hornsby, R. Barton, I. Nelson, D. Luthringer, K. Rogers. Bottom row; I. leskovjan. C. Fisher, S. Meadows, S. Nevels, J. Appelf, N. Hurr, J. Appelt, M. Riley, B. Lowe. Second row: A. Roberts, J. Morris, L. Perez, M. Aikey, A. Bachmeyer, C. Maher, R. Kubik, C. Porter. Third row: C. Post, P. Fregia, B. Williams, E. Tameyoza, M. Martinez. C. Smith, M. Babin, D. Spitzmiller. Fourth row: C. Sexton, Z. Allen, S. Dalquist, P. Osborne, N. Cowhig, I. Washburn, D. Peel, M. Keller, S. Hollaway. Fifth row: M. Fields, M. Hardcasfle. 227 B M Left to right: Senior Duchess Judy Baxter escorted by Obert Anderson, Junior Duchess Ruth Roshfo escorted by Richard Anderson, Queen Betty DeShong escorted by Ken Perdue, Belle and Beau Barbara Williams and Bill Kersh, Sophomore Duchess Mylene Keller escorted by Ronald Lansford, Princess Nancy Sorrells escorted by 8evil Oliver, Mast or of Ceremonies Francis Swocney, Gift Bearer Molly Sorrells, and Crown Bearer Mylinda Sorrells. Mary Clare Babin and Nancy Sorrells entertain at the get- acquainted party. Judy Morris, Nancy Sorrells, and Mary Ann Garcia work hard at the club's Bargain Book sale held in July. Bill Kersh and Barbara Williams 228 Actuate Senior girl and Mrs. Joan Johnson on annual field trip to John Soalcy Hospital in Galveston. The girls seem to be having a good time at the Gct-Ac quaintod Party in October. Patsy Fregia, director, and Mary Clare Babin, pianist, load the club song. 229 Guest speakers at meeting. Girls sending Christmas packages to hospital patients. Wanda Barclay Vice-President Lynn Code President France Bryan Presidentelect Willena Raschke Secrefary Doris Cornelius Treasurer Jeanette Murphy Reporter Nancy Clinton Historian ■ Nancy DePoister Jo Ellen Roark Parliamentarian Chaplain 230 Dee Henderson Program Chairman Sandra Simmons Social 6 yiflA dCOty Bottom row, left to right: S. Simmon , W. Barclay, D. Henderson, L. O'Sullivan, B. Roberson. Middle row: J. Drake, C. Hayes, D. Cornelius, B. Moran, S. Adcox, E. Chrisley, P. McDonald, G. Jones. S. Hendricks, Mrs. Carolyn Kilgore. Back row; E. Sterling, S. Davis, B. Odle, B. Malone, J. Murphy. J. Greber, C. Carter, S. Kelley, S. Villarreal, C. Perez, B. Blohm, J. Minton, S. Murphy, D, Anderson, J. Roark. Bottom row, left to right: K. Gipson, F. Braun, F. Torkelson, J Horton. Middle row: N. DcPoister, L. Cude, L. Wilkerson, B. Cornelius. N. Clinton, F. Bryan, L. Parrish, W. Krizak, B. Riley. Mrs. Harriet Aydelotte. Back row. M. Williams, J. Buckner, J. Marlon, W. Raschke, D. Vick, R. Wilson, C. Echols, J. Koudclka, M. Davis, P. Hedricks. R. Hadley, I. Thomas. 231 Lpj Cjwck Ronnie Page President Charlie Turner Vice-President Sandra Butler Secretary Jane VanDeventer Reporter James Contreras Treasurer Jean Jacques Petit Herminia Ramirez, Douglas Kenny, Ronnie Page, and Jean Chaplain Jacques Petit arc attentive. Sharon Archer Program Chairman 232 PtrntCOtS W. B. Barclay Sponsor Mary Cornoil Club members listen  o Mr. D. M. Kadjar of Humble Oil and Refining Co. [ Ambrose Rios Donald Denny Elizabeth Jones Judy Porter Sally Dzilsky AlM t CHub Sponsoredby THE ELKS LODGE OF BAYTOWN Mary Jane Bull President Patty Wal h Vice-President Betty Cook Treasurer Sue Hopper Chaplain Beverly Erwin Parliamentarian Linnie Jo Prince Historian Melanie Coburn Junior Representative Connie Price Senior Representative Pat Robert Sophomore Representative Mr . Dori Treybig Sponsor 234 Dorothy McClain w Pat Cannamorc Sharon Shirley Tolleson Barbara McClain Hannah Sands Carol Hartrick CLUB PURPOSE PROJECTS 1. To promote good will and fellow- ship among its members. 2. To serve the school in worthwhile activities. 3. To participate in projects of a civic nature. Child Care Center Boys' Harbor Cerebral Palsy Center Valentine Tea Installation Mother-Daughter Banquet 235 hvduyo Chib To develop initiative and leadership To provide experience in living and work- ing together. To serve the school and community. Fredlyn Handley President To cooperate with the school. To prepare for useful citizenship. Dianne Flippo Ann Kollenberg Vice-President Secretary Patti Blakeney Treasurer Joyce Bennett Chaplain Sally Beckman Junior Director Nancy Craddock Historian Mary Myers Senior Director Carole King Sophomore Director Mrs. Bette Bactho Sponsor Mrs. Bert Black Pilot Club Representative Sue Conway Marquita Butler Virginia Chaplin Marsha Harper Ginger Partin Angclia Elder Kay Post Pat Lubbock PoVicia Sobotic Fay Neison Gayle Wallace Judy Robinson Dianne Milner Tfi fCeyetfes We strive to serve Ginger Ro s Senior Director Janell Clayton Historian Jcrilyn Malone Sophomore Director Gay McFarland Junior Director Marjcan Leoghlin Parliamentarian Linda Norris Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Ima Mae Muston Sponsor Sandra Kemplay President Maudecn Frazier Secretary Charles Bamhill Keyctte Beau Kathy Stephenson Vice-President Kathy Retz Treasurer What a happy group! Keyettes and Anchor Club members are working hard. Gay Lyn Bolmanski Lola Hausmann Sally Botkin Judy Frazier Jill Clayton Charlotte Plagens Jerri Milner Mary Whitaker Tobe Whitten Jo Anne Horeczy Tina Altman Sharon Martin Jackie Stevens Linda Hanna f-fv-Y Karen Tcggrman Secretary Mao Margaret Furen First Vice-President Yvonne O'Olive President Geraldine Klfzman Reporter CREED To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school, home, and community, high standards of Christian character. Mi  Evelyn Robson Sponsor 240 Carol Dickerson Linda Watt Second Vice-President Treasurer Joyce Kimmon Co-Historian Mary Goodton Parliamentarian CREATE MAINTAIN EXTEND 4 Carole Anderson Susan Bryan What's so funny. Rosemary? Karen Cauthen Elaine Combs Pam Davis Jane Davis Are those minutes boring, Carole? Flirting with the speaker? Connie Foreman Kay Hester Shirley Hunter Jennifer Jones Rosemary Kent DeAlva Kitzman Sharon lerch Sharon Maddox Kay Morgan Sherry Pittman Barbara Rowe Winno Wallace Our deluded cookie! 10-9-8-7-6-5-4.3-2-1 -0—Boom! Mary Beth Watts Sharon Lee Claudia Teavis Cheryl Sanders R . B. Qpaiks RA Fay Neison Vice-President Jerry Mallory President Yvonne D'Olive Recording Secretary I Jan Mutick Corresponding Secretary Kay Mallory Treasurer Dorothy Allon Historian Katy Morris Janet Donnelly Ginger Lawrence Parliamentarian Reporter Social Chairman Mrs. Margaret Strauss Sponsor Mike Powers Club Beau 242 Beverly Barfield Martha Barnetl Judy Hollingsworth Bonnie Bond Barbara Bossart Jeanne De Mauro Susan Bryan Pat Donnelly Dixie Hornsby Joyce Kimmons Sharon Martin Sue Martin Marquita Butler Glenda Davison Angeiia Elder Mary Havard 5s Dorothy McClain Carol Marti Libby Moore Al Morris Donna Shannon Jackie Stevens Mary Beth Watts Betsy Wilson Martha Strauss 243 Claudia Travis Karen Teggeman Allison Walsh Joe Vile President Bdou QouMmOj Alpha Beta Gamma is open to any student interested in science and who has a grade average of B or above. Membership can come through invi- tation only. The motto, Science serves all with Service, Safety, and Pleasure, is applied to all club activities, with the purpose, to instill in the members a greater interest in the promotion of achievements in the scientific and mathematical field. Sara Ellen Connally Second Vice-President Grace Broussard Secretary-Treasurer Top row: Freddy Railsback, Jerry Rutledge, Donald Cauble. Robert Rangel, Wayne Young, Dan Atkins. Middle row: Ivan Edolman, Charles Dipple, Larry Fisher, Joe Viles, Joe Echols, Jimmy Cowhig. Bottom row: Sara Ellen Connally, Bonnie Olivo, Graco Broussard, Mike Boud- louche. 244 Charles Dippel Reporter Top row: Johnny Cater, John Floyd, Jimmy Gibbi, Alan Baumann, Jimmy Spuhler. Second row: Dan Brian, Ray Cook, Mark Jack- son, Richard Crawley, Jackie William , Bill Cappleman. Third row: Braxton Cooper, William Ware, Bobby Frank , Kyle Allan, John Holcombe, James Mears, Don Oheler. Fourth row: Sherry Bramlett, Penny Curtin, Albert Walkoviac, Patsy Whalen, Cath- erine Krizak. 245 Sandra Adcox Secrefary Carolyn Jacobs Treasurer Priscilla Clinton Historian Shirley Young Reporter Wandalenc Adair Vice-President Leslie M. Couch Sponsor Dianne McIntyre Sweetheart Sara Davis Judy Hollingsworth Chaplain Parliamentarian Randall Spoil Sergeant-at-Arms Gone Odom Social Chairman Second period, left to right, bottom tow: Larry Phillips, Bobby Young, Randall Spell, Benny Wells, Bobby Paulsel. Seated: Doris Cornelius, Carolyn Jacobs, Priscilla Clinton, Shirley Young, Sara Davis, Joyce Durst, Laveda Whitesides. Standing: Wandalene Adair, Sonja Nix, Judy Hollingsworth, Mary Petway. Sandra Adcox, John Dahn, Jimmie Roland, Jerry Mainer, Jerry Dyer, Leslie M. Couch. Not shown: Betsy Moran. Third period, left to right, seated: Judy Ripkowski, Betty Pullen, George Creel, Gene Odom, Dianne McIntyre, Mildred Carrow, Mary Petway. Standing: Tommy lewis, Ronnie Oliver, David Robberson, Dwight Davis, Eddie Haley, Charles Reynolds, Leslie M. Couch. Not shown: Olie Hicks. 247 PkdknHothMw TipypY Barbara Korenek President Judy Hollingiworth Parliamentarian Judy Skeen Chaplain Carolyn Wood Social Chairman Betty Wilson Service Chairman Karen Wood Vice-President Mikki Williamson Secretary Jimmy Steed Beau Deloros Avant Historian Kay Haynes Treasurer Gloria Sowell Program Chairman Wandalene Adair Senior Representative Mrs. Harriett Cook Sponsor 248 Georgei Smith Diane McIntyre Junior Representative Sue Nell Smith Darlene Smith Sandy Rochelle Sophomore Representative Shirley Young Sharon Hood Janie Scott Shirley Spell jerri LeW;t fOxj CJLb Donnie Stricklin Vice-President Steve Hudnall President Jerry Ice Mallory Sweetheart Larry White Recording Secretary John Britt Sponsor Jimmy Steed Senior Director Ed Vaught Junior Director Bryan Stratton Treasurer Mike Powers Corresponding Secretary Kelly Rushing Sophomore Director 250 Top row: Charles Barnhill, Bryan Slratton, Richard Brock, Charles Kirkpatrick, Micky Riley, Rooert Oliver. Fourth row: Freddy Clark, Butch Perkins, Bill Broyles, Mike laBlanc, Tom Keating, Ed Vaught, Donnie Stricklin. Third row: Larry White. Bill Kersh, John Durham, Mike Bar- gainer, Jimmy Bevers, John Kilgore, Chorles Dunaway, Doug Beal. Second row: Joel Lawless, Buddy Barber, Osborne Knudson, Jimmy Steed, Mike Powers. Bottom row: Mr. John Britt, David Barsalou, Tom Baldorach, Steve Hudnall, Kelly Rushing, Gailand Smith, Bill Marshall, Eddie Gray. Mary Jane Bull Vice-President Sue Hopper Treasurer Bettie Burrus Historian Sue Englchart Chaplain Rolmb P. Ue PTA Harriet Kelley President Bill Kersh, Club Beau Shirley Bailey Secretary Sharon Jones Parliamentarian Sharon Gentry Reporter Lucille Waddel Club Sponsor Carolyn Akin Mickey Clements Judy Porter Nancy Craddock Unde Kidd Kay Post Donna Bond Cerlene Browner Rita Guidry Betty Gray Anita Krejci Barbara Rowe Mary Land Willena Roschie A meeting was held at Kay Post's home m Mis Janet Stanberry Sponsor Tti y jpkou Purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the com munity high standards of Christian character. Slogan: Pure words, pure actions, and pure thoughts. Motto: Christian fellowship and service. Beth Burnside President Jerry Sterling Vice-President Carol Peet Secretary Pat Littlopage Treasurer Pat Nelson Zandra Becman Historian Reporter Sally Cole Parliamentarian Judy Endel Jane Robberson Chaplain Song Leader Tommy Harrison Club Beau 254 Bcftie Burrus Paula Sanders Linda Holder Gail Webber Betty Odom Sandra Smith Cheryl Glaw LaVois Smith Della Robberson Carol Edwards Libby Phillips Carolyn Baldridge Katina King Geraldine Fain Gloria Burns Brenda Strack Shelley Sheffield Sandra Sebasta Lola McKinney Linda Herrington Elaine Langston Lois McCullough Anita Prigmoro 255 Edward (Buddy) Ueckert President John Saunders Treasurer JtUU04 Gayle Creekmore Sweetheart Gene Garner Vice-President Mackey Peterson Secretary 256 Mr. Hugh lansford TSPE Sponsor Hugo Weinzel Librarian Left to right, front row: Marshal Wolff. Elo Vesclka, Carl Contella, Gene Garner, John Saunders. Second row: Mr. Joel Johnson. Terry Jones. Robert Jenson, Windell Giles, Rudy Strickland. Third row: Don Cunningham, James Young, Hugo Weinzel, Edward (Buddy) Ueckert, Reginald Delgado, Robert Booth. Fourth row: Jerry Pursley, Virgil Gourlay, James Sharpless, Mackey Peterson, George Knlerim, Wade Gene explains his science fair entry to Mackey and James. Hilyard. last row: Soffus Torkolson, Jon Armstrong, Lynn New. Jon explains the oscilloscope to Hugo, Jerry, and Don. Carl and Robert report to the class on low temperature materials. XI CiiGmStuj Chub Whet could Julie, Mike, and Kay be doing? Playing with atom ? Richard, Dan, Lamar, and Gerald think there' important information on the Absolute Temperature Scale. Front row (left to right): John McCulley, Mike Matthew , Lamar Haffelfinger, and Dan Gage. Middle row: Mrs. Jeanne Gelbcr, Joe Borden, Helen Rose, Julie Triche, Mona Kay Tallent, end Sharon Cottrell. Top row: Richard Moore, Gerald Cook, and Richard Rawley. Not pictured: Ruley Martin. 258 Studying a problem in their chemistry workbook are Mike, Mona Kay, Julie and Joe. Dan and John look a little sly. What's op? Slipped up on you this time, Mrs. Gelberl 259 The purpose of the club is to broaden and deepen the interest of its members in the whole field of mathematics, to increase their knowledge of the subject, and to pass on to others an appre- ciation of the values and beauties of mathematics in general. Mr. Ben Swonscn, sponsor. Working?? 260 T Hugh Gary Rhcame President Judi Knox Vice-President Susan Burris Secretary-Treasurer Not shown: Linda Barry Shirley LcBouf John Peet Paul Quinton James Ray Jerri Smith Ruth Arnett Reta Eckert Janet Holsomback Willena Redman 261 Joe Roman Sponsor James Vegas President Joe Sandoval Vice-President Front row, left to right: Doris Hickey, Gloria Ansualda, Carolyn Corwin, Dorothy Marsh, Bertie Taylor. Claudia Phillips, Chary- lene Muennink, Cheryl Price. Second row. Joe Roman, Judy Gourlay, Jeanette Giroir, Carol Robbersons, Cora Lou Oliver, Carlene Stubbs, Joe Avalos. Third row: Nancy Gilmore. Julie Skeets, Lauretta Livingston, Alma Bravo, Rebecca Delgado, Pat Todd, Pat O'Rear, Barry Wilhite. Fourth row: Kathy Saunders, Helen Pierce, Rosalie Garcia, Glenda Harper, Gloria Razo, Buddy Sumrall, Kenny Kosian. Fifth row: Eva Ybarra, Joe Sandoval, JoAnne Oviedo, Mary Yepez, John Young, Robert Viles. Top row: James Vegas, Tony Hix, Pedro Flores. 262 The Spanish Club gives programs and parties where only Spanish is spoken. It seeks to give those taking Spanish a better understanding of the customs of Spanish-speak- ing people. Pot O'Rear, Charylene Mucnnink, ond Lauretta Livingston serve goodies. Mr. Joe Roman and Kathy Saunders tango at the Christmas party. The band played goy music at the club party. JwdOAs CJjuh Service Above Self T. L Kielman Sponsor Robert Earl Swint President Ginger Ross Sweetheart Joe Lee Vice-President Vemis Haynes Chaplain Billy Jackson Treasurer Teddy Davis Reporter Blake Ainsworth Secretary Gary Vincent Parliamentarian 264 Roger Adams Gordon Allen Jim Barnes Glen Campbell C. G. Cezcaux Jody Haggard Dan Janowski Walter Hall Jerry Hicks Jerry Kemplay Tommy King Truman McIntyre Sidney Mallory Jimmy Shepard David Smith Gary Gene Mills Clifford Perkins Randall Spell Bob Mathews Ellis Smith Walter Smith Terry Orr Club sponsored the Thought for the Day and the prayer. Left to right: Edward Jackson, Gene Odom, Robert Swint, and Vemis Haynes. Mrs. Mae Nelson Sponior QCiPM jP PlOJfeCfc Purpose: To develop an interest in science through Encouragement of individual investigation. Keeping up with current advance- ments of science. Becoming acquainted with leading scientists and active science organizations. Dan Rogers Vice-President Donnie Diebel Asst. Vice-President Pat Donnely Secretary Ruth Woods Program Chairman Louise Horne Al Harris Treasurer Reporter Back row, left to right: Tommy John, John Robbins, Terry Victory, Freddy Baucrs, Robert Peacock, Ken Shivers, Richard Stratton, Bill Sharp, Danny Odom, Donnie Diebel, Ben Jones, Allan Dinsmore, Charles Thompson. Second row: Nelson Thompson, Rodney Mabrey, Rickey Simms, Wake Epps, Danny Bennet, Dan Rogers, Al Harris, Jack Mooney, Richard Serbe. First row: Ruth Wood, Mario Depew, Wanda Garner, Louise Horne, Pat Donnelly, Sue Beene, Linda Galloway. Mrs. Mac Nolson. , Oduh   : hvk u vsK siupits ° CnYSTAIM STAPHTLXOCCUS Louise Home won first piece with her exhibit on crystellizetion. Ronnie Mullens—Rockets and Newtons Al Robbins—Rockets and Newtons Danny Odom—Rockets and Newtons Louise Home-Instrumentation for Crystallography Freddy Bauers—Satellite Transmitter Ruth Wood—Music to Grow By Nelson Thompson—The Volcano Karen Boudloche—How We Hear Sue Beene-Test on Sprouting Seeds Donnie Diebel-Studies in Some Throat Bacteria Allan Dinsmore—Pyschological Study of White Rats Pat Donnely—Hearing and Deafness Wanda Garner-The Living Pump Al Harris-Paramecian Investigations and Controlled Experiments Rodney Mabry-Use of the Micrometer in Slide Making for the Student Microscope Dan Rogers—Ecology of the Gulf Coast Oyster A protozoan display is almost ready for the Science Fair. 267 QcZqmjC Purpose of the monthly seminars is to introduce students in all science classes to ideas and information beyond the ordinary high school curriculum, and to en- courage these students to maintain their interest in the field of science. Seniors are shown with Dr. I. W. Vernon (at blackboard) who was substituting for Dr. J. I. Franklin at the November 15 meeting. From left are Edward Ueckert, Teddy Davis, Eddie Comeaux, Dr. Vernon, Wake Epps, Wayne 8ertsch, Grace Broussard, Dee Heald, Dorothy Camp, Beth Burnside. Carol Peet, Kaylah Holcomb, Larry Earls, and lewis Berniard. Faculty sponsors are Miss Evelyn Robson and Mrs. R. J. Boethe. Juniors, front row, left to right: Susan Douglas, Patricio Ploeger, Beverly Gatlin, Helen Rose, Carole Gagnon. Second row.- Dr. Lonnie Vernon. Dan Brian, John Cater, Duke Waldrop, Bill Broyles, Mrs. Edith Hodges, Mr. Al Tipps, Mrs. Jeanne Gelber, James Mears, Allison Walsh. William Ware, Ricky Rawley, David Killough, and Mrs. H. G. Cornell. Sophomores who attended the monthly science seminar on November 16 are: (sitting) Louise Horne, Elizabeth Allcman, Virginia Bethea, Mary Corneil, Jackie Shires, Donnie Diebel, Billy Sharp, George Ferguson, Bill Marshall. Ernest Mueher, Kirk Franklin, and John Peet. Standing arc C. E. Zerwekh with Mrs. Mae Nelson, left, and Miss Margaret Cline, faculty sponsors. 268 QcJiPj uCPj fod u Four top winners at the Science Fair on Feb. 24 are (left to right): Terry Jones, John Cater, Dan Gage, and Barbara Warnc. Top winners in the three divlsions-physical sciences, biological sciences, and ma!hematics- eff to right, standing: Terry Jones, Tom Keating, Bill Broyles, Donnie Diebcl. Allan Dinsmore, Danny Waddell, and Barbara Warne. Seated: Sandra Wilkie. Louise Horne. Mary Comeil, Dannie Odom, John Robbins, John Cater, and Dan Gage. 269 Qtudetcb Couk£li Bill Kersh Art Whitmer Ginger Rot AAaudeen Frazier President Vice-President Recording Secretory Corresponding Secretory Shirley Bailey Freddy Clark John M. Kilgore Kay Mallory Treasurer Parliamentarian Chaplain Reporter y Jorry Mallory Historian f Mrs. Louise Jones Sponsor Mits Eula Potter Sponsor 270 Seniors, first row, left to right: Patricia Cannamorc, Beth Burnside, Diane Trahan, Sandra Kemptay, Gay Lyn Bolmanski, Linda McWilliams, Maudeen Frazier, Ginger Ross. Second row: Elaine Langston, Jeanette McGee, Shirley Tolleson, Connie Callam, Jerry Mallory, Shirley Bally, Barbara Gresham, Sue Nell Smith, Betty Cook. Third row: Art Whitmer, Bill Kersh, Jerry Rut ledge. Vernis Haynes, John Hurr, Osborne Knudson, Charles Barnhill, Steve Hudnall, Gary Mills. Juniors, first row, left to right: Shirley Hunter, Glosena Scallon, Ann Proctor, Diane McIntyre, Patricia Sobotik, Gayle Wallace, Diane Flippo, Beverly Barfield. Second row: Freddy Clark, Jerry Harlan, John M. Kilgore, Bill Broyles, Wayne Hosea, Charlotte Blagens, Kay Mallory, Linda Hanson, Gearldine Kitzman, Judy Taylor, John Holcomb, Robert Holmes. Third row: Ruby Herrera. Bobby Franks, Jeff Paine, AI Morris, C. G. Cezeaux, Jody Haggard, Mike Bargainer, Allen Savage, Bert Hill. Sophomores, first row, left to right: Lavon Haltom, Marty Riley, Elmcra Hurt, Pamela Connor, Susan Cox, Jennifer Jones, Earline Barr. Second row: Virginia Chaplin, Sandy Rochcllo, Paula Osborne, Lynn Miller, Judy Porter, Mary Whitaker. Third row: George Perkins. Eddie Gray, Lee McDowell, Stephen McAfee, Douglas Williams, Johnny Peet. Kelly Rushing, Robert Oliver. ill J. W. Gjmmfll, '55 student body president, installs Bill Kcrsh. Ginger Ross, Homecoming Queen, is crowned by Paula Stricklin. The kitchen crew for tho Christmas tea stands by with plenty of cookies: Linda McWilliams, Vemis Haynes, Gayle Wallace, Charlotte Plagens, Sandra Smith, Sue Nell Smith, and Sandy Rochelle. 272 Jerry Mallory, Connie Callam, Robert Oliver, and Maudcen Frazier prepare to serve teachers at tho annual Christmas tea. Newly-crowned Queen Sandra Kemplay and King Osborne Knudson pose with their royal attendants at the King and Queen assembly. Texas City Good Sportsmanship League delegates receive a token from REL delegates Steve Hudnall, Sandra Kemplay, and Bert Hill. 273 fw A very noticeable change comes over the stu- dents and faculty of Robert E. Lee as we remem- ber our deceased friends. The halls seem to be quieter and there is a definite feeling of sorrow in the air, as everyone realizes that these friends and classmates have been taken from our midst. The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away. -Job 1-21 David Sigl«r John Williams David Sigler and John Williams will always be remembered by the students of Robert E. Lee. Their friendliness and fine personalities made them fun to be with, wherever they were. 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