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

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Who’s Who Art Club President Nelson Thompson is representing the Art Department. A good organizer and a talented artist. Nelson has advanced the Art Club during his presidency. Pretty Carole King has been named the most outstanding Business Ed- ucation student. Carole has taken three business courses and her average is above ninety. Her preparedness has set an example for other business students. The Vocal Music Department has chosen Pat Owen as their representative. A member of the All-State Chorus, Pat has had many solos during her three years in the Lee Choir.

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Pete Buster has been chosen to represent the language department.'Pete has been a member of the JCl for three years and has served as State JCL President during his senior year. The Speech and Drama Department has chosen NANCY GILMORE as their representative. She has won honors in speech ond debate tour- naments throughout the South and has helped fill the trophy cases of Lee with her many trophies. One of the highest ranking math students ever to attend Robert E. lee is Ginny Bethea, the Math Depertmenf representative. Ginny scored very high on the College Board and National Merit Tests, and repre- sented Lee at the Sam Houston Math .Tournament. 28

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Advanced science work and projects have won Paul Quinton the honor of being the most outstanding student from the Science Department. Paul has maintained consistently high grades through three years of scienco courses. Band secretary Sharon Martin represents the Intramural Music Department. Sharon has worked hard for the band for threo years as an officer and a musician. Service Awards: CAROLE ANDERSON. KELLY RUSHING, and JERRI MILNER.