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

Text from Pages 1 - 392 of the 1964 volume:

Our highest card, our ace, is the human re- lationships we have experienced here, so the peo- ple of Robert E. Lee High School, all of them, are represented by the “Ace of Ganders.” . . . As did the Greeks long before us, so. too, do we extol a sound mind in a sound body. ' Because we be- lieve that no school excels our own with is wide- ranging athletic and physical education program, we have for our next high card the 'King of s.‘ ... The Queen represents our Person- alities; her crown symbolizes the special high hon- ors which have come to many Lee students who have excelled in various areas of our curricular and extracurricular activities . . . The “Jack of Clt Organizations is shown with the to that symbolizes organization . . The Joker, traditionally a wild card with manv values that many parts, represents Business. Industry, Proiessions—the adult community from which we have received so many things and of which we will soon become a part. Truly, we have been 'dealt high cards” as stu- dents at Robert E. Lee. Foreword In a manner of speaking, each of us is “dealt a hand ol cards bv Life. As we are born, grow up. and mature, we each acquire certain basic fun- damentals of civilized humanity—values, charac- ter, education, and much more. We feel that the cards dealt us during our years here have been high ones. WITH SPORTS ORGANIZATIONS TRAVELER DEALS PEOPLE I meet old friends and And I finally become a part of that Gander Spirit! a world of equations, Shakespeare, and skeletons . . . And my days in Gande end too soon School Board busy with plans Holly McLemore. Asst. Superintendent: John Stuart, Asst. Superintendent; und W. D. Hinson, Deputy Superintendent; review notes from a previous meeting. GEORGE GENTRY, Superintendent for new high school The School Board members are Knox Beavers, Ben Shiroy. Mrs. Ophelia Jones, secretary, A. R. Stark, George Gentry, William H| I 6 Bridges, Karl Opryshek. and I- D. Victory Administration works closely with faculty and students 4 P 17 MISS EULA POTTER, AssUtant Principal Counselors work to help students Mrs. Dorothy Willis discusses test scores with two students. Frank James keeps up to date on ways to help students prow into well adjusted adults. Miss Bcttyc White files records of a new student. Mike Smith and his counselor, H. H. Nitschmann, schedule his courses to meet college requirements. Books, books, and more books are handled by our li- brarians, Mrs. I. H. Jones and Mrs. L. Waddell. Mrs. Barbara Nelson and Mrs. Stella Becka arc secretaries for the Guidance Office. T' Clerical Staff keeps academic records Mr� . Lcla Hayes handles text book records and boys absences, as well as serving as secretary to Mr. Adams. Mrs. Lois Sloan keeps records in Miss Pot- ter's office. Mrs. Lucile Rockhold prepares to mark absences in the files. Mrs. Estellinc Myers, secretary in the library, arranges the bulletin board in the library. Mrs. Maudes� Wood and Mrs. Evelyn Badg- ley keep records of the money handled by the main office. Mrs. Arthur Mae Lemon marks notices and schedule changes on the office calendar. WILLIAM GALE MRS. KATHERINE GEORGE ARTHUR HODGES Geometry Geometry Algebra hard to keep abreast of advances in their field MISS EVELYN ROBSON Elementary Analysis JOHN STURROCK Algebra R. M. WEDGEWORTH Geometry MRS. DOROTHY WHITE Geometry HENRY YOUNG Algebra 2! MRS. NETTIE BRADSHAW J. C. BRUT Texas History History Mr. Kelly points out news stories to David Jones in the classroom study of current events. History puts the Present into perspective with MRS. SYBIL JORDAN History R. P. KELLEY BILL PARRISH MRS. VAL REE MOTLEY History History History 22 I J. W. GAMMEL CLYDE HENDERSON Civics the Past J. D. WOOD Civics History Lee English Department got National MRS. JEWEL AMMONS English MRS. MARY BURKETT English MRS. NATALIE HUCKABEE English English W. R. BICKLEY, JR. English MRS. CLARE FARRAR English MISS JANE MITCHAM English J. M. HUGHES MRS. LOUISE JONES MRS. IMA MAE MUSTON English and Journalism English English 24 Recognition MISS GLORIA POPE English From theme writing to studying Shakespeare, Miss Mitcham skillfully guides her class through the mysteries of Senior English. Morning and . .. Instructing students takes up most of Mr. Forque's school day. But in addi- tion . . . CHARLES FORQUE Band MRS. MARY GUEMPLE Southern Belles, Madrigals ... night, teachers are always busy . . . much of his after- school time is spent directing his students at concerts and, as he is pictured here, at football games. P.E. Department keeps MISS MARY BARTLETT Physical Education MRS. JACQUELINE KERN Physical Education RON KRAMER Swimming “Now remember, don’t be afraid of the ball! coach Trcuhcardt explains. ROLAND KUDLA KEVIN LOUNSBERRY Football Basketball 28 students physically fit MRS. MARY BETH McELROY Physical Education MRS. CARMEL NORTON Physical Education B. S. ROCKHOLD Physical Education MRS. DOROTHY SHERRILL Physical Education PETE SULTIS Head Football Coach DON TREUHARDT Head Baseball Coach MISS ELAINE WHITE Physical Education Physical Education MRS. EDITH HODGES Chemistry HALDEAN BROWN Chemistry Thomas Hendrix uses viewing machine to explain physical problems. Science classes observe, experiment, reason Science DURWOOD RATLIFF explains dissection. CLINT NETTLETON Biology DURWOOD RATLIFF Biology CLARENCE TIPI’S Chemistry KENNETH VOYTEK Biology 30 Modern methods used in language studies MRS. MARION ASHLEY French S. W. CHILDRES Latin MRS. ACNES DODSON French Old subject taught by new method! Mr. Childres instructs his Latin stu- dents with the aid of our language lab facilities. T. L. KIELMAN JOE ROMAN German and Russian Spanish Foreign Language RARNEY WEBBER Spanish Able staff directs occupational training MRS. BETTE BAETHE Algebra MRS. HARRIETT COOK Typing LESLIE M. COUCH Distributive Education MISS ANNETTE HARRISON Typing LEON HIGGINBOTHAM Bookkeeping MISS JOHN IE B. PUNCHARD Jr. Business Training J. D. RILEY. JR. Typing MRS. CLARA SCOTT Shorthand Sue Ann Chandler takes a break from her business train- 32 ng i°l . Mr. Lawrence Casey, agriculture teacher, assists Donnie Cowart in showing his prize-winning cow. The staff i : (seated) Mrs. Laird and Mrs. Dantie Gillum; (standing) Mrs. Annie Harvey. Mrs. Justine Bullion, Mrs. Marie Fruge, Juanita Bcaird, Mrs. Pearl Jones, Mrs. George Wilson, Mrs. Dora Williams, Mrs. Eva Peacock, Mrs. Eva Cutchcn, Mrs. Eliza Johnson. 34 Cafeteria Workers and Custodians Mrs. Nettie Laird, manager, checks the meal tickets, some- thing new at Lee. The ladies in the cafeteria fix meals for almost 1500 students a day. perforin useful services Bessie Nesbit is in charge of the Music Building and girls’ gym. Henry Altwine and William Hunt arc kept busy in the boys’ gym. Left to right are C. E. Mullins. E. L. Yarborough. Ethel Canada. Walter Ocker, and Bessie Holmes. DAVJD M Vicc-Pre CARS WILL BE REMOVED AT OWNERS EXPENSE 7� DONNIE IU ItCH President UIAN'A AFFORD Secretary Senior Class Officers Seniors start their last year at Lee RONNIE ADCOX JAMES AIKEY CRAIG AINSWORTH DIANA ALFORD BOBBY ALLEN JIMMY ANDERSON LINDA ANDERSON PAUL ANDERSON MARY AN TONIN'I LILLIE BADGETT JENNIE BADGLEY COLLEEN BAILEY PECGY BAILEY TERESA BAILEY 37 Jw. DAVID BARNES JOE BARRERA WILLIAM BARRETT DOUGLAS BARR DICKIE BARNETT LINDA BAINS BILL BAKER JOE BAKER MARILYN BALDRIDGE KATHY BARBEE PEDRO BARGAS BILL BARKER Record number shows up - i • 7 w for registration SHIRLEY BASS GENE BARRINGTON LIONEL BARR1LLEAUX JANETTE BARTON JEFF BATTLE BILL BELL HOMER BENAVIDES LAWRENCE BENNETT JO ANNE BERNARDIN PAM BERRY EVA NELL BAUGHMAN JACK BEAIRD DOTTIE BEAL MIKE BEAUGH HANK BETHEA RICHARD BIRCH J. E. BIRD STELLA BIRD 39 LINDA BISHOP BARKY BOBBITT MELTON BROCK KATHY BRYAN LONNIE BRYANT RICHARD BRYANT BOBBY BUELOW THOMAS BLFKIN MIKE BOLLOCK DONNIE BURCH JACKIE BURCH CHERYL BURNETT RICHARD BURROUGHS HERBIE BUSBY JANE BRANDON SUSAN BRAZZIL TRAVIS BRAY TOMMY BRIGHT BONITA BRAZZIL MARTHA BROCK 40 and Senior Rings KAY BOGGESS JOHNNY BOLMANSKI HAROLD BO.NNIN DIANA BOODELL BILI. BOWERMAN BILL BOYL) LINDA BOYD WILLIAM BOYLES GAIL BRADY CLYDE BRANDON MARILYNNE CAPPS SUE CARNEY SONJA CARROLL NORMAN CARROW John CARTER SANDY CARTER CluI) invitations, eagerly awaited, are SUE CARTER LARRY CASEY NELDA CASKEY ALEX CASTILLO MELVIN CASTLEBERRY MARIA CASTRO GWEN BUSS A PATSY BUTCHER KAREN CALHOUN RANDY CALHOUN BECKY CAMP ANN CAMPBELL DENNIS CAMPBELL RAYMOND CAMPBELL NANO CAPPLEMAN GERALDINE CLARK MARTHA CLARK ODIS CLEMENTS .1VNICE CLINTON JIMMY CLOPTON RICKEY CLOUD 43 GEORGE COCHRUM JIMMY COCKERHAM LIBBY COMEAUX EDRA COMPTON CLAIRE CONE CATHY CONNOR DO LG CONWAY RUTH COOPER WAYNE CORBETT WESTON GOTTEN 44 DONNIE COWART CLIFTON CRANFORD li Dim CRAWFORD DELIA CREASEY LINDA CUNNINGHAM MEREDITH CURRY DORTHKA DAFFERN MIKE DAHLQUIST SALLY DANIEL ALAN DARBY BARBARA DAVIS BECKY DAVIS Pep rallies were held before each game BILLY DAVIS CHARLES DAVIS PARKER DAVIS LliZ DEL TORO DEE DIDRIKSEN ALVIN DDCEMAN FAY DIXON TOMMY DONNELLY RANDY DORMAN 45 NINA DUNN ANN DURNELL LINDA DURST WICKIE EBERLY BETTY ECKERT 46 GRA members become super salesgirls BOB EDMUNDSON BILL ELLIOTT ROBERT ELLISOR ROBERT ELSWICK CHARUE ENDERU a i ik DANNY DU BOSE VICKI DUFFEY ROBERT DUNCAN FRANCES ESTRADA DELORES EVANS RONNIE FANESTIEL BOBBY FLOYD DELLA FOB I) YOLANDA FRANCO DICK FRENCH BARBARA FLURY SHERRIE FOSTER RICHARD FRANSSEN SHIRLEY FRENCH BILL FOSTER JILL FOWLER JAMES FREEMAN JOE Fl’LLEN CAROLYN FRENCH KENNY FULLEN JODY FAYLE MARY FEAZLE CAROL ANN FERREL JEAN FULLER DARRELL FULLICK DIANNA FULMER MARCY GALLATIN ADRIAN LEE CAMMAGE GI.ARA c;ARCIA LUCILLE GARZA SHARION GAY SCOTT GEORGI DOROTHY GILES KAREN GIEGER SUSIE A. GILL PAUILNE GILRERT ROBERT GILMORE 48 Everyone came to • CURTIS GIVENS REGGIE COBER MIKE GILLETTE JEANIE GEYER JAMES CIRIOR CHESTER GIBSON 49 Clieerleading involves varied activities EUNICE GONZALES JAY GOODWIN DEANNA GORDY BARBARA ('.RANT BOBBY GRANT MI I.BORN GREEN- JOHNNY GREGORY CAROLYN GRIFFIN 50 RYAL HARMON LARRY HARRIS VIVIAN HART BUDDY HALES LARRY HALL ROSANELL HALL SHARON HAM.MACK JUDY HAMMER WAYNE HANCOCK ROGER HANKS SCOTTIE HARBERS LINDA HARTLESS JUDY HARTZOC DIANE HASTINGS DIANNE HAYES MIKE HAZELWOOD ROBERT HAYES SANDRA HEAD 51 JO HEBERT KAY HENCKELL SHIRLEY HERRIN SUE HICKEY JOSH HIGGJNBOTHAN JEN El-RED HEDERHORST RICHARD HENDERSON MIKE HERRINGTON LINDA HICKERSON ALLEN HIGHTOWER Stonewall and Dixie JUDY HIMEL SHIRLENE HINES LARRY HOLLAWAY BECKY HOLLIS CLAUDIA HOMER BARBARA HIVELY HANK HOLCOMB CAROLYN HOOKS NORA JEAN HORTON BUTCH HUBBARD JANICE HOLDER CYNTHIA HOLECEK JUDI HI CKABEE DOUGLAS HUDDLE SUE HUDDLESTON help raise spirits of KAROL HILLMAN Gander fans PATRICIA HUDNALL MABLE HURST BEBO HUWEILER KATHY JAMES SHIRLEY JERNIGAN SARA HUNTLEY DICKEY HUTTO SHARON INGVARDSON LYNDA JEFFCOAT CAROLE JOHNSON Good Sportsmanship League ;LM. RA'i JOHNSON HARRIETT JOHNSON JERRY JOHNSON JUDITH JOHNSON ANNA JEAN JONES JENNIFER JONES Pat, Bill, and Jenefrcd present token of good sportsmanship to opponents. JIMMY JONES MIKE JONES I M I() ES promotes good conduct KITTY KAN A JOHN KELL BARBARA KELLER K M KEU Y SANDRA KELSO EDDIE KELSO KAY KENNEY CHARLES KILGORE JAN KING WOODY KINSEY LARRY KIRKLAND TOMMY KLEYPOS 55 Rrigudier prepare to march at halftime. Fair weather or rain. Brigadier PAT KRESKE CYNTHIA KI.OESEL LINDA KNOX RICHIE KNL'DSON JL'DY KORENEK DOROTHY KRIZAK KATHY KYETON GILBERT UM ENTE EMMIE LAMB SHARON LANEY ROBERT LANNOU Spirit is always tiiere JANICE LANSFORI) WELDON LARKIN GAIL LAWRENCE KATHY LEACH ANN LEESMANN KATHY LEGLER SANDRA LERCH DAVID LESTER MARY LEWIS RICHARD LUCHS ANDY LUMPKIN PENNY 11 SK M RY KAREN LYON JIM LYON 57 MARGIE MACHA JOEY MAGEE GEORGE MAHER SHIRLEY MALICK LYNDON MALLORY KIRK MANN DAVID MANCUM BETTY MAKER K VTHRYN MARTIN Famous R.E.L. Band is largest JEANNINE LYONS JERRY LYONS brenda McAlister CHARLOTTE McCAGG RONNIE McCUEN patsy McCullough PAULA McLAIN DAVID McLEMORE JANELLE McSHAN in state KENNETH MARTIN PATRICIA MARTIN CARY MAXWELL JAMES m n JEROLD MAYFIELD ROBERT .MEADOR PAUL MEARS VIRGINIA MEIGS BOBBY MEISTER MARILYN MKRKA CAROLYN MICKENHEIM CHARLES MILLER PATRICIA MILLER ROSEMARY MEISTER CHARLIE MICKEL BARBARA MILLER JESSE MILLER PAULA MILLER All sorts of transportation are seen at Lee. BETTY MOORE BEVERLY MOORE BUDDY MOORE MELANIE MOORE SARAH MOORE MARILYN MOORHEAD BARBARA A. MORGAN I’AT MORRIS RONALD MORRIS JIMMIE SUE MORRISON DIANE MORTON BRENDA MOSLEY MIKE MUELLER 61 RONNIE MULLINS JOHN MURRAY JEAN MUSTON MART NELSON ROSE NEWMAN SHIRLEY MULLINS MARTHA MURPHY DIANNE NAVARRE RANDY NELSON JOE ED NEWSOME NORMA NUCENT BETTY O'NEAL SHARON OTIS KENNETH ODOM PAT O’NEAL TOMMY OTTO CHARLENE O HARA RONNIE O’SULLIVAN District action JAMES NORSWORTHY L J. NOVOSOI) JENESTEL RADAR PATTI PARKER JUDY PARKER PATSY PARRISH gets underway JUDY PATTERSON PAUL PENNY RONNIE PETTY 63 DANNY PHILLIPS LINDA PITTMAN DI A N PHILLIPS WAN DA PLOCH ECK CON PIERSON JOHN POLK Joanie, Charlie, and Neal count the money that their table made at the cake sale. Student Council holds cake sale to raise funds GEORGE RECTOR RICHARD RHODEN CHARLIE REDDEN CAROLYN RICHARDS CONNIE REEVES JIMMY RIGGS for Homecoming dance CONNIE POLLARD CARLTON PORTER SHERYL PORTIS STEPHEN POllTRA SI MON ETTA POZZI JAMES PRATT GLENDA PRE i SS JEEE PRICE MILTON PRINCE JAMES PROTHRO JIMMY PUCKETT JOYCE PURVIS LINDA PI TMAN- DOLOR ES RAMIREZ DARRELL RATLIFF RONNIE READ RAMON RENDON HUGH RHEAUME ROSA RAMIREZ RICHARD RAYON RUSTY RF.BER HOLLIS RILEY FELIX RIOS 65 MELVIN ROARK KENNETH ROBBINS I.F.E ROBERTSON HARRY ROBINETTE DAWN ROBINS Keyettes sell mums for Homecoming MARGARET RODGERS JUDY ROGERS HERSCHEL ROSSER NANCY ROWE RANDY ROGERS REBECCA ROGERS TERRY RYALS TRACEY SANDERS RICKEY ROGERS PAULA ROONEY SHIRLEY SAPP CAROL SARVER REGINA ROSILIER JANELLE ROSPRIM RICHARD SAUNDERS SHARON SCARBOROUGH JO ANN SHARP RAY SHAW JUDY SHOEMAKER CHAR TTESMITH 67 GENE SMITH LARRY SMITH LINDA SMITH PATRICIA SMITH PEGGY SMITH SHERRY SMITH WILLIAM SMITH SUE SORRELS JAMES SPARKS JUDY SPARKS 68 BETH STEPHENSON RICHARD STEWART SH ER WOOD STEW A RT DONNA STEVENS J. T. STRAWN ANGIE STREICH SONJA STRICKLAND LYNN STROTHER EDWARD STROl H ALL ANN SULLIVAN J M T SUMMERS BILLIE SUMMERSILL SARAH SWAIN Ganchr Gazette EVELYN SPEARS GAYLE SPENCER CAROL STAMPER MARIE STEELE DIANE STEGMAN POLLY STEPHENS sold by subscription Craig distribute� papers in homerooms. SANDRA TARSKI ELIZABETH TAY LOR ANN TATE JOHNNY TAYLOR BARBAR TAYLOR MIKE TEHEE 69 MARION TIN DA I. JO ANN THORSON DENNIS TOWNSEND DONNA TOITS SHARON TOURS Lee Traveler goes on sale FRANK TERRY CONNIE THOMAS STAN I.EE TOUPS DARLENE TRAHAN EMMA LEE THOMAS SHARRON TRAVIS LARRY TROXELL JOHN TUCKER STEVEN TURNBULL RONNIE THOMPSON JAMES WEBB LARRY WEBBER MIKE WELCH BILL WELLS JOE WERT PAT WEST CHERYL WESTPHAL BOB WHALEY C. P. WHITE DARLENE WHITE GLORIA WHITESIDES JIMMY WHITESIDES JOE TWARDOWSKI BARBARA TURNER SHERMAN TYLER DANNY UNDERWOOD CHARLES VIA DIANA VAUGHAN GLYNN WALKER SHIRLEY WALKER BONNIE WALTERS LYNN WALKER BILL WALLES ILO WEATHERLY Patricia writes out a receipt. CHRIS WHITTEN SANDRA WILCOX MIKE WILDER RONALD WILDER GAYLE WILEY JIMMY WILHITE STEVE WILKERSON ROBERT WILKINSON CAROL WILLIAMS EVA SUE W ILLIAMS Six Seniors study Hcrschcl Rosser, Jennie Badglcy, Frank Terry, David Barnes, Danny Du Bose, and Jcncfred Hederhorst. delegates chosen by the faculty to represent Lee, 72 government at Girls’ and Boys’ State discuss their trips to Austin last summer. 73 Three attend S.A.S.C. in Monroe JUDY A. WILLIAMS JUDY S. WILLIAMS SUSIE WILLIAMS WILLIE BE A WOOD JUDY WOOD RAYMOND WOOTEN PAT WYLIE ROGER YOUNG 74 Sara Griffin and Polly Stephens, delegates to the Southern Association of Student Councils which was held in Monroe, Louisiana, this fall, prepare to leave for the airport with J. W. Gammel, sponsor, who accompanied the girls. Juniors plan big year ahead Jaime Acosta Joci Alvis Cheryl® Anderson Dedra Diane Ashley Debbie Adam Jimmy Ammons Susan Anderson Neal Askew Judy Ainsworth Jeanette Anders Joyce Elaine Arnett Nelson Alexander Ronnie Anders Kit Allen 77 Gary Barclay Elaine Barnes Emily Barrington Anita Barron Florence Barron Donald Bartgis The Cafeteria provides c Barbara Bird Brenda Black Ronald Ben field Anna Rose Bennett Roger Bennett Paula Benoit Charles Bemaird Henry Bernshauser Gary Black Gayle Bland Robert Bobolik John Bettis Tony Bianchi Will Bickley Sammy Barton Mana Baugh Bill Baugh Lillian Bayncr Carol Beaugh Donna Bell place for a few extra minutes of study Rusty Boggcss Barbara Bohannon Linda Bonner Pat Boothe Linda Boudreaux Barbara Boyd Calvin Bohannon Jimmy Bond Helen Boodcll Bennie Boudreaux Earlinc Bowers Gary Boyd Nick Boyctt Diana Brazil Marie Brady Pam Breeland v Tommy Brewer Jim Brian Mike Bridges Choral Carolyn Bums Chris Busch Clyde Brumley Herbert Bruner Candy Brunson Martha Brunson William Budd Sandra Buford Woody Butler Marilyn Bryan Pat Bryan Gus Bricdcn at various entertain occasions Mary Brockington Linda Brooks Shcrrvc Brooks David Broussard Sylvia Campos Helen Cannamore James Carr Espenaza Carrizales Libby Carroll Grady Carter Rickey Caruso Tim Casey- Lee Cash at Ernie Caughman Roy Cavarretta Brenda Chandler James Chaplin Betty Chastain Robert Chalfield Mary Check Brenda Chrisly Donald Christensen Paul Cliristcnscn Charles Cook Connie Cook Terry Cook Mary Connally Lonnie Cormier Shirley Cottle Lloyd Cox Alma Coy Jane Craddock Sue Crawford Cynthia Crooks Helen Crunk Judy Crycr Mary Crycr 82 Jamie Ciruti Tommy Clanton Leonee Claud Wanda Cockrun Rodney Coker Ronnie Colley Roberta Collins Patsy Compton students take pride in the Bobby Davis Kathy Davis Rusty Davis Darrell Davis Michael Davis Harvey Day- 84 John waits, and waits, and waits! Margaret Donnelly Judith Downing Ronald Downing Betty Downs Anita Drew John Drouilhet Perry Du Bose David Dudley Mike Dill Rodger Dillon Harry Dwinddic Dickie Dixon Buzzy D'Olive Donald Dial many hours after school on the phone Kenneth Emory Mike Dupuy Laura Estes Sandra Durst Dennis Enloc Cheryl Earl John Enderli Nancy Evans Mikell Enderli JoAnn Emanuel Rel ecca Elmore Jon Ellis Mary Elliott Dianne Elliott Jame Elkins Debbie Edwards Terry Eatherton Nancy Eastman Charlene Faltesek Mary Fancsticl Nancy Farris Mike Faulk Faye Feazell Carry Fcnimore Jerry Fenimore James Fcnter Lee Fenter Ronald Fisher Larry Fitzgerald Candyce Fitzwatcr Teresa Flanagan Sheila Fleischman Carlton Flowers Jack Floyd Patty Foote Randy Ford Richard Fortenberry Stuart Foster Beverly Fox Student workers help 86 Chris Garcia James Garrison Kathy Garvey Pam Gann Ruth Canson Dorris Gentry Gi arlcs Frazier Margaret Frazier Sharon Francis in the offices James Franklin Terry Frye Clyde Fuller Beth Futch Judy Frost Earl Fudge Jennifer Furen Angela Garcia Carolyn Gerber Carlton Gibbs Cynthia Gerbig Jeannette Gibson 87 Carroll Glass Larr ' Glenn Debbie Godwin Cynthia Gonzales Brenda (Gilbert Roy Gilbert Carole Gilmore William Giroir Linton Givens Royettc Craves Larry Gray Cheryl Green J. C. Greenhaw 88 Jerry Gregg Elaine Gregory Barbara Griffith James Griffin All 2500 crowd in the Geneva Hall Alice Halton Elizabeth Hamel Allen Hamilton Arilla Hammon Sammy Hance Linda Harden Linda Hardigree Jeff Hankinson Ernie Hanks Gene Hanson Gloria Gonzales Job Gonzales Jerry Goodson Stephen Go Linda Good Lon Anna ( Becky Gron auditorium for Pep Rallies Barharu Cross Livonna Guinn Kay Haffclfinger Marie Guidry Merle Gunter Lanny Haffelfinger Eddie Jo Hargraves Carolyn Hannon 89 Sharon Harper Ernie Hart Michael Hart Doris Harrell Joan Harrell Gary Harris Lctha Harrison Robert Harrison Hannah Heald Patricia Hcncke Raymond Heintchel Kathy Henderson Library offers reference anc Ray Hcnnigan Betty Herbert Lucy Hernandez Pan. Hcnslcr Bobby Herndon Mar«,c Hernandez Mrs. Lucille Waddell, librarian, gives assistance to a girl looking for some English notes. 90 Alta Herrin Mary Herron Elaine Higgins Fred Herrington Linda Hiebert Terry Higgs Bob Hollis Virgil Hoppe Margaret Hornsby Barbara Howell Mark Howell Jimmy Hrabina entertainment materials Arthur Hill Cecil Hill Linda Holder Darlene Hill Connie Hiller Cynthia Holland Three students find their required reading in the library Burnedette Hubbard Ronnie Hudson Kris Hunt Pam Ingersoll Bobby Isakson Johnny Isom evic Hodman Sharon Hudspeth Arthur Hutchinson Jimmy Hudson Anne Humphries William Hutson Melvin 1st re Charlene Jackson Art Class provides for self-expression Nancy John Donald Johnson Eniil Johnson James Jackson Melony Jackson Hank Johnson I.inda Johnson Star Johnston Phillip Jackson Charles Jacobs Jcanie James Billy Janacck Zelphia Jenkins Ralph Jimenez Dennis King Vassie King Sarah Kirkinan Nancy Kittle Jane Klima Harry Kluch 93 Brenda Jones David Jones Evelyn Juarez Louis Kana Kathy Keating Sharon Kudcrli Martha Katt Coleman Kelly Norma Kelly Tommy Kendrick Jane Kennedy John Killough Duh Kilpatrick Tommy l-aird Billy I-alumandier Keith Lamb Jan Lammers Jimmy Laramore Maclyn Larpentcur Joy I-aster Jennifer Jones Linda Jones Bennie Jordan Ansclmo Juarez Jerry Kovar Irene Krizak Bernard Kubica Rex Kulbeth Pat Kurtz Ronnie Laird Diane Jones Jaro Jones Joanne Lawless Cherry Lazenby Carolyn Lcavins J Clarence Leavins King Leach Kathv LcBlanc Beckie Ledbetter Dickie Leggett Jeannie Lemmon Virginia Lensing John LePage Cordon Lewis Charlie Liggett • Ramona Linares 94 Study hall gives a chance Jerry Linder Lynette Lucas Kathy Linder Sandra Luckcy Brenda Lindstrom Fred Lynch Lynda Little Larry’ McAdams Michael McBride Duke McBunch Mike McCartney Sylvia McCauley Murl McClain Thomas McFatridgc John McClintock Linda Laughlin Michael Lawhon Bobbie Lawhon David McCormick Su� an McCraw 95 Mark) McMillin Richard McShan Rowcna Mahan Bonnie Macncss Mack Meigs Maxine Melton Giro] Matthews Jancllc Matvsiak Donna Maxwell Barbara May Mary Meador Mark Meigs Barbara Maddox Wayne Maley Charles Marablc Erneslc Maris Frank Marron After school. Lajonda Melugin Jeannie Middleton Ron Middleton Girl Miller work continues at home Shirley Jean Miller Linda Lee Minter Christine Ann Milner Joe Mitchun Palmer Milner Barbara Mitchell Karen Calhoun does an English paper that is due the next day. Michael Mock Janis Mohr Bal� s Montgomery Bill Mookhoek Carole Moon Bobby Moore Carolyn Moore Jerry Moore' 97 Juniors check college exan Michael Neidigh Karen New Sharon New Judy Ncwion Cheryl Ocker Gary Odom Mary Ogden Richard Olachiu Kelly Olive Anne Oliver Cynthia Oliver James Orchin Joan O'Rear Marlene Otis Janis Overstreet James Owens James Pagel Donna Parker Wayne Parker Paula Jo Parrish Dennis Patterson John Paulas (lates Kay Moore Pat Moore Jarmila Morale Victor Moravits Beth Morelan Bill Motisak Carol Morris Carolyn Morris Joyce Morris Lcta Mosesman Cary' Motley Richard Mueller Merikay Mullinnix Keith .Mullins Barbara Mundcll Ann Murray Jill Myers Guadalupe Nava Tommy Paulsel Barbara Pearson Judy Perkins Sharon Perkins Sally Petty David Phillips Paul Phillips Norville Phillips Peggy Pinnell George Platt Judy Ploeger Jane Pholcr Patricia Pokluda Linda Pool f m i h Annette Porter Gym brings relaxation through Regina Rawls Brenda Read Tommy Reagan Karen Redmond Diane Rcavis Kay Reeder Gcana Rcichenau Wanda Rckosh Robert Renteria James Reynolds Judy Rhodes Muy Riggs 100 Stanley Reid Cindy Porter Raymond Porter Jo Potter Steve Potts Billy Pounds Sally Power sports Robert Robertson Allen Robinson Alma Robinson Raymond Robinson Jimmy Rodgers Louis Rodriquez Kenneth Rupp George Sanchez James Rogers Rosemary Rogers Gilda Roman Hours of Bobby Schima Robert Schmadl Larry Sanders Linda Sanders practice Marshall Schubert Drew Scott Gayle Seamans Sandra Serres Lynn Sanders Walton Saucier Nancy Schaeffer Richard Sattervrhitc Anna Sawberger Loise SchicshI required for Brig performances Nancy Skidmore Janie Smajstrla Hobby Smith Karen Smith Linda Smith Marilyn Smith Michael Smith Thomas Smith James Sobotik Tommy Sooy Wanda Sowers Joyce Sowell Marie Swor Ralph Spear- Band practice isn’t all work Charles Tallent Nancy Tapp Barbara Tarski Kddic Taylor Leroy Taylor Herbie Thomas 104 Mary Thomas Ccorganne Thompson Varnell Thompson Linda Tincr Kathryn Todd Sandra Trant Lynn Spell Robbie Spell Juck Spivey Mary Lou Spurgeon Diana Si. Clair Karen Stein Donald Stephani Patricia Stephens Linda Tomek Nancy Tompkins Carolyn Townsend Gerald Tomlinson. Edna Torres Bill Tucker Pam Treat Ward Trichc Becky Trippe Barbara Troutman Jane Turner Lyn Sterling Lynda Turner Phil Tutt Elisabeth Twardowski Leonard Twardowski Linda Tyler 105 Joanie Wells Elaine West Larry Westemman Tommy Wheat Gay White Phyllis White Cheri Whitten Dennis Wiggins Veronica Wikstrom A new day Jennie Badgley makes a last-minute rush before school. Juanicc Wilkinson Ronny Wilhem Mickey Wilkerson James Williams Joe Williams Dennis William Charlotte Wilcox Jimmy Wilkerson Cheryl Williams Janis Williams Lan Williams Robert Williamson 106 Dennis Underwood Marin Vega Allen Vance Rosemary Venable Gearge Vaught Rudy Venecas begins in Ganderland Susan Viles Penny Wadlcy Ronnie Waldrop Gerald Walker Peggy Walker Roycc Walker Rusty Walker Ronnie Wallcs Alan Ward RoI ert Warne James Warren Mack Warren Lee Warren Zebbie Warren Leon Washburn Tracey Weaver Allen Webb Gloria Webb Jcancll Weeks Allen Weikel 107 Everyone is glad to go home Tommy Willi? Biron Wilson Dorothy Wilson Helen Wilson Linda Will Ann Wismer Wayne Wingate Lynda Windham Cay Wood Sharon Woods 108 at the end of the clay Barbara Yarborough Gerald Young Leata Young Bobbin Young Susan Young Robert Ziegler DWIGHT DENSON Vice-President MIKE M1TCHAMORE President LAURIE TILLERY Secretary Patty Akin Jani Alexander Robert Allison Suzanne Allison Linda Alston Alan Acotta Fred Adam Jane Adams John Adams Sandra Adams John Aikey John Adam Largest class at Lee Stephen Ammons Brenda Ancelct Lawford Anderson Nancy Arnett Yvonne Arnett Patricia Anderson Ronald Anderson Gordon Andrews Susan An in William Askcy John Andrews Rosie Ansualda Charlene Antonini Diane Atkins Michael Atkinson Karen Bailey Jackie Baker Jerry Baker Marvin Baker Albert Bolero Jack Barbee Sue Attebcrry Bill Aylor David Backhus Allen Bairfield Sherry Baggett Ronnie Barfield Billy Barnett George Barnett Nancy Barnett Hubert Barnhill Lindy Barrow Jerry Bashruin Arthur Basquez Gilbert BaM|ucz Norman Battarbcc Charlotte Baumhach Marcy Beal Many talented students are found Edith Beaty Marilyn Becka Randy Beckman Rick Bell Charm Bengtson Sharon Bennett Susan Bettes Wanda Bird Donna Bishop Lavonne Bishop Ronnie Bishop Stanley Bishop Johnny Black Jon Blake Anne Blakeney David Block Colecn Blpkcy Gaye Blumberg Mary Bobolik Gary Boehme Mike Bolinger Bobby Bond Floyd Boston Lewis Boswell Linda Bosvtell Margaret Boullion Richard Brent Carol Boyett Evelyn Boyett Jack Brown 112 Robert Brown Jimmy Bryant Johnny Bradbury Paul Bradbury Dave Brail ford Tresha Breeding at Lee Patricia Brannon Joey Brecland Michael Brewer Eddy Bridwell Chris Buckner Betsy Broyles Camille Bunting John Burgess Judy Burnett Jean Bums John Burns Susan Bums Cary Burroughs Dale Burt Sandra Busby Jerry' Butler Albert Cupps Deede Callaway Bobby Campbell Gene Campbell Anne Canady Hon Cannon Joan Cappleman James Carlisle Debby Carney Paula Carpenter Leslie Curter Kenneth Carter Molly Cartlidgc Larry Casey Study is the key Vincent Cararretta Mike Center Glenda Chamblin Cynthia Cobb Mcrian Cockrum Beverly Chandler Linda Chandler Ray Chandler Michele Coe Michael Cole Bruce Chase Paul Cherry Mary Childers Sandra Colley Brian Collins Donna Clamon Beverly Clement Frank Clements Harrell Colwell Kelly Combs 114 Linda Cook Alice Cornelius Louise Cost low Jeffrey Course) Bobby Comeaux Linda Condra Donnie Cook Freddie Cook Lee Cooke Joe Cook word as exams draw near Connie Thomas is seen checking assignments in notebook 115 Charlene Cowan Oliver Coward Linda Cowart Marcella Cox Dee Ann Crawford Edward Crawford Sharon Creel Vickie Cummings Claudia Dahlquist Ccorganna Darsee Mary Davis Mary Davis Paula Davis Linda De Lavcrgnt Marin Delgado Judy Delord Tommy Delozicr Senior Bovs patiently wait to get caps and gowns in the office. Seniors check out Mary Del Toro Tino Del Toro Dwight Denson Len Dc Prang Nancy De Shazo Jan Doskocil Gail DuBose Danielle DeVorc Polly Dial Judy Dickerson Putsy Duffey Patty Duhon Linda Dunaway Jimmy Dunham Carolyn Donnelly Barry Donnelly Lacey Doran Carolyn Dunman Teresia Dunn Kenny Dickerson Dickie Dittman Deanna Donclson Linda Dyer Tommy Dyer Kent Erwin Janet Enoch Carol Esquivel Michael Evans Robert Everett „ .. Ronald Endel Linda Enderli b,even ‘au,kncr ca|) and gown for Graduation Algene Foyle I irry Ferguson Edward Ferguson Cary Fink Steve Fisher Dwight Fisher Pam Fisher Karan Floyd Gary Ford Ray Ellerbee Carol Eiland Candy Fair Carolyn Elliott Jane Eilcrs Dysona Edwards Lyneltee Bobby Elliott Fieddic Filers Bobbve Ebcrly Billy Faulk % Faubion 117 Bob Frank R� «alyn Fronts James Frazier Jo«- Frazier Mike Freeman Vicki French Ceciie Foster David Fowler Michael Fowler Susan Fox Lydia Franco Mary Franco Linda Frishy Betty Fuchs Roy Fuller Thomas Gage Johnnie Garcia Cindy Gardner Debra Gardner Brian Garner Euna Graham Jane Gray Iris Garrett Jerry Garrett Sandra Garrett Dana Garrison Melba Gravies Carl Greene Shirley Gate Connie Gaulrcaux Bobby Gay Jeff Gilbreath Sandra Greene David Gregory Calvin Giles Lea Ginglo Linda Goodson Johnny Gordon Sharon Griffin Debbie Grimes Lancll Gordon Jerry Gordon Terry Gordon Larry Gordon Pam liuffelfingcr Glynn Hair Ray Hall ('riant Halter Martlia Capfforth Sandra Hammer Sandra Hauer Fred Hand .III Nell Handley Jerry Hanson Novella Hanson Richard Harltcrs Patsy Harboiigh Joyce Harlin Camille crowned Miss Highlands Richard Harper diaries Harris Sue Harris Marry Harrison Sandra Harrison Charlotte Hart Edwin Haitlieh Becky Hastings Clem Hausmann Lois Havard Nancy Hayes Vernon Hayes Pam Haynes Kii .ai eth Hebei Alan Heidbreder 119 John Hcnckell Karen Henderson Lisando Herrera Patrick Herrington Gary Hightower Jin� Hightower Patsy Hightower Lynn Hill Becky Hill Cathy Hillard Annual Staff handles thousands of Raymond Hillhousc Allen Hines Connie Hinton Beverly Hobbs Bruce Hoffpauir Wayne Hoffpauir William Holmes Paul Henderson Charles Hendricks Becky Holder Tommie Holder Brenda Hollawav Judy Holloway Girl Holzhcuscr Judy Horton Marshall Horton Roger Horton Elise Howell Milton Hughes Ronnie Hughes Victor Humphrey Mary Hunt Don Hunter Jerry Huntley Cynthia Huron Vicki Hutchinson Kay Hvilholt Betty Jacks Betty Jacobs Debbie Jacob Bryan James Richard James Allen Janacek Ronald Jeffcoal Joseph Jenkins R. 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Jannisc Janice Jeffrey Tom Jennische Judy Kelley •Vggy Keniplay Carolyn Johnson Janis Johnson Jackie Johnson Sharon Johnson Roy Kcrvin Judy Killings worth Stanley Johnson Tricia Johnson Tommy Johnson Betty Jones Barbara Kirkland Jo Ann Kirkland Ginger Jones Marsha Jones Ronnie Jones Russell Jones Mark Kirkland Derral Klaus Sandra Jones Sara Jones Shirley Jones Kay Junghluth t Lvnda Knoldes Susan Knox Cynthia Jurnigan Sydonia Kalisik Kerry Katribe Sur Keith Stephen Ls«htee George Latimer Karol Latimer Buck Lcavins Mary LeBlanc Jill Legler Randy Kohltfarber Glenda Kollmeycr Nora Kortli Johnny Koudclka William Kovar Leroy Kroczyk Joe Kuhik Linda I-aBovc Lann l.amh Linda Luml Carol Lammers Janice Land REL news printed in Mike Lnney Jeannie 1-ankford Kenneth Lannou Ronnie McCraw Beverly McCall Juni- McCallum Cynthia Richard McCaughrcn David McCorlcv McDowell Carolyn McDaniel Debbie McDonald David McDuffie Gary McGowan Larry Lester Gary Lewis Marion I ewis Jerry Licari Alan Lin«comb Beverly Litton Monty Lively Mary McHugh Linda McKinzic Jerry Lloyd Johnny Luke R � x Ann Luthringcr Rigena Lopcr Robin Lorimer Kathy Lounsberry Roger McLean Charles McMorrow Terry McNair Sheryl Lounsberry Dennis McAfee l-aJan McAlister Jerome McCain Steve McCaleb Billy McCagg Rita Macon Carol Macsar John Mullork Kenneth Mangum Barbara Mann Debbie Marshall Marilyn Marshal Martha Marti Ross Martin Tommy Martin Arthur Martinez Charles Martinez Jimmy Martinez David Mcssey Linda Massey Mike Matthews Pam Matthews Estella Maxwell Keith Maystrovick Cynthia Meigs Alan Melinger Brenda Merrvman Sara Griffin is Lee's student reporter for the Baylouti Sun. 123 Don Middleton Carol Mile Lou Miles Charles Miller Edith Miller Larry Miller Marpie Miller Andrea Mills Ro Milner Sharon Milner Laura Mints Mark Mitchell Ronnie Mitchell Mike Mitchamorc Cheryl Molaison Flois Monk Marian Mookhoek Robert Moore Belto leads band as student director Bohhy Moore Robert Moore Robert Moore Glendon Moses Lvnn Mosley Kelly Mudd Shirley Moore Jennie Moran Pete Morgan Harharu Mullins Betty Murphy James Murray IJnda Morris Johnny Morrison Beverly Navarre Karen Nelson Chester Nabours Theresa Nelson Ronald Morse Tommy Nelson Benny Nerren Richard Newton Mary Nichols Mike Nichols 124 Bill Overstreet Tommy Oviedo JoAnn Padgett Graham Painter Judy Parson� David Patterson Richard Patterson Larry Nixon Sharon Nixon David Norris Donald Pavliska David Petrash Diana Petty Sherry Novosad Barbara Odom Wilford Odom Pamela Phelps Cindy Phillips Howard Pitre Launclle O’Grady Sylvia Olachia Jeanne Oliphint Ronnie Pitts Howard Plagcns Richard Plato Floyd Oliver Richard Oliver Jan Orr David Porter Gay Posey John Posey Mary Ortiz Pat O'Shaughncssy Orval Overstreet Paul Prater I.inda Prewitt Janice Price Aline Parker Bette Parker Glen Parrish Mary Parrish George Rangel Sammy Rayon Evelyn Reagan Ted Purdy Charles Putman Larry Pyle Donna Riddick Jerry Reding Jan Redmond Dora Rameriz Apolinar Ramirez Catherine Ramirez Earlene Reed Darlyne Reeves Maria Rendon JCL sells football programs at games Shelia Ridge Freddy Rios Ray Ripkowski Marsha Roach Shirley Roark Mike Roberson Linda Robinson Sheryl Robinson Betty Rodgers Lynda Rodgers Geoffrey Rogers Mike Rogers Ovid Rogers Pat Rogers Vincent Romberg Linda Rome Douglas Rose Mike Roshto Nancy Rosprin Randall Roth Stephen Rougcou Jimmy Rude Carole Rushing John Russell Wayne Sanders Debbie Saner Larry Russell Lcronda Russell Frank .Salinas Harriet Sanders Kathy Sanders Linda Sanders Dorothy Sasser Daniel Satterwhitr Lana Savage Mary Schillaci Karen Schiller Willie Schilling Connie Schrader John Schrage Lynda Schulz Mary Schwendeman Mary Schwortzkopf Andy Scott Andy Seamans Jan Seamans Joe Sebum Brian Scegcr Linda Selman Armando Serrano Sharon Shaddix Linda Shamhlin 127 Edith Shaw Merline Shaw Giarlc S hr affer Nancy Sheffield Quentin Sheffield Fred Shelby Dianne Shelton Norma Sherman Dianne Shirley Ginny Shirley Mike Shirley Dotty Shiver Girls prepare for Hrand.1 Sitliman Linda Sjolandcr Terry Slagle Richard Smalling Kathy Smilie Curtin Smith Dann Smith Harold Smith Janice Smith Jerry Smith Jimmy Smith Rol ert Smith Billie Stegall Susie Stephens Henry Stevenson Eddy Shook Henry Stewart Mary Catherine Stewart Sherry Smith Tommy Smith Wanda Smith Dianne Smilhcrman Mary Spears I.inda Spears Louise Spencer Andy Spell Dwight Spencer Pam Spuhler Dallas Spurlock James Stasney Ferrell Stanley Jim Stanley Carolyn Snell Charlotte Solis Harry Sparks Tim Sonnenburg Karen Sonnier Lee Sowell future with Walter Still Molly St. John Jeanne Stome Darlene Stovall Janet Strack Lynn Stratton Ronnie Strickland Earnest Strokos Tim Stuart Charlotte Sullivan Jean Sumner Arlen Swanner Pierce Swafford Renell Tanner Davis Taylor Jim Taylor Mike Taylor June Tedter Marigalc Teel Pam Telford Deborah Thacker Woodrow Theeck Charlotte Thenemann Laurie Tillery homemaking Diane Thomas Vernon Thomas Gerald Tindall Mickey Tincr Allen Tomlinson Kyle Tompkins Gwen Thompson Patricia Toronjo Doyle Toups Jamie Toups Larry Toups Carolyn Townsend Scott Townsend Betty Traywick Bonnae Tromhlee Sophomores complete Karen White Mary White Don Whitehead Charlotte Whiteside Robert Whitson Patricia-Whitt Linda Wiggins Jennifer Wilcox Theresa Wilkerson Clyde Williams Dennis Williams James Williams Michael Williams Mary Wilson Tish Wilson first year at Lee Angie Urrabaz Vicki Vaughan I.indu Vidrine Janie Villarreal Barry Vickers Patricia Voytek Sherry Wade Diane Ward law Stephen Warford Robert Warren Stephanie Warren Michael Watson Linda Wagner Sandra Waight Ann Waldie Billy Walker Karen Wallace Jim Walton Caroline Wehmcyer Lcnora Weimer Bonnie Weinxel Dianne Weinxel Ronnie Welch Regenia W'est Mike Whalen Dale White N Lyn Wood Winkelmann Milton Wood w{ rt Roy Wood winkelmann Wybru Wooster N.mcy Winningham u' Brad Wooten Jo Ann Wooten Richard Worth Larry Wreyford Linda Yandcll Glenda Young Sherry Ziegler Rose Zotopek Gordon Zavodny Linda Love 131 132 FOOTBALL Touchdown! Ganders post 6-4 record The Robert E. Lee Fighting Ganders went on to post a 6-4 record this year after dropping their first two games to Spring Branch 13-0 and to Port Arthur 12-0. Despite these two shutouts, the Ganders rallied hack to beat Port Neches 10-6, Corpus Christi Ray 14-6, and Beaumont South Park 18-7. The Ganders dropped their district opener to Texas City 17-14 before a home crowd, but made up for that loss by shutting out the then Number 1 team in the state. Galena Park, 24-0. The next week they stopped Brazosport 14-6. Before a small home- coming crowd, who watched the game in a drench- ing rain, the Ganders managed to stay in the run- ning for the district crown by edging Galveston Ball High 2-0 on a safety in the last 30 seconds of the game. The Ganders then met undefeated Pasa- dena for the district title, but were dropped 25 14. REL GANDERS’ RECORD Opp. 0 SPRING BRANCH 13 0 PORT ARTHUR 12 10 PORT NECHES 6 14 CORPUS CHRISTI RAY 6 18 SOUTH PARK 7 14 TEXAS CITY 17 24 GALENA PARK 0 14 BRAZOSPORT 6 2 BALL HIGH 0 14 PASADENA 25 Mike Ferrell, 3-year Ictterman and n tri-captain of the Gander� this year, was also named to the 1963 all-state football team. Jaime Acosta intercept� a Port Arthur pass and returns it 16 yards, hut it was called back because an official said his knee had already touched the ground. Ganders were captained by Coach Pete Sultis helps improve the form Backfield Coach Don Truehardt gives half time instructions to quarterback Cary Lock hart. Buddy Moore (33). George Rincon (36), and Mike Ferrell (55) team up to stop a Spring Branch Bear. of the backfield. MIKE FERRELL Captain, Guard 3 letters All-district, All-state GARY LOCKHART Quarterback 2 letters All-district offensive Honorable Mention FRANK TERRY Captain, Tackle 3 letters All-district defensive Honorable Mention BUTCH HUBBARD End, 3 letters All-district, defensive Honorable Mention Tri-captains Charlie Redden, Mike Ferrell, and Frank Terry come on to home field to meet Texas City captains. a determined trio DANNY DUBOSE DICKIE DIXON Tackle, 2 letters End, 2 letters A11-district defensive Honorable Mention BILL BARKER GEORGE RINCON Guard, 2 letters Halfback, 2 letters All-district first team. Honorable Mention Charlie Redden (66), Mike Ferrell (55), David Mangum (38), and Josh Higin- botham (71) make a desperate attempt to block a Spring Branch field goal which fell short. DEE DIDRKSEN Center, 3 letters All-district first team DAVID MANGUM Fullback, 2 letters All-district second team TOMMY SOOY Quarterback 2 letters Danny DuBosc (78) leads the Ganders in prayer, a Gander pre-game tradition. CHARLIE REDDEN Captain, Guard 2 letters All-district second team BUDDY MOORE Fullback. 2 letters MARCUS CLEPPER BILL ELLIOTT CUY BLACK Center, 1 letter Halfback, 1 letter Guard, 1 letter Kirk Mann is being stopped by a Port Neches Indian after a fine run in Baytown’s 10-6 victory over Port Neches. KENNETH MARTIN Guard, 2 letters JOSH HIGINBOTHAM Tackle, 2 letters Managers are “unsung” heroes RICHARD OLIVER End, 1 letter Edgar “Punchy” Riley, student trainer, helps keep the players bandaged, while managers Glynn Walker, Louis “Boo-Boo Kana. and Lynn Walker keep the equipment fixed. J. E. BIRD Guard, 1 letter RANDY CALHOUN PAUL MARSH Halfback, 1 letter 1 letter Managers Larry Kirkland, Lynn Walker, Glynn Walker, and Louis “Boo-Boo Kana get racks ready for the arrival of the football players. Richard Oliver (17) takes pass from Gary Lockhart and carries the ball to the Galena Park 5 yard line. 139 RONNIE WILDER Tackle JIMMY AMMONS Wingback, 1 letter BILL WELLS Tackle. 1 letter BOBBY ALLEN End, 1 letter HANK BETHEA Tackle 24-0! This is what Memorial Stadium’s clockhouse read after the Gander’s upset victory over the state’s number 1 ranked team. Galena Park. A great victory! JAIME ACOSTA Halfback, 1 letter JERRY KOVAR Guard, 1 letter LEE CASHAT Fullback, 1 letter KELLY OLIVE Wingback, 1 letter A hard-fought loss r RANDY ROGERS Guard, 1 letter Gander’s Kenneth Martin (65), Frank Terry (74), Tommy Sooy (11), and another unidentified Gander clear the way for George Rincon (36) to make a fine punt return in the Texas City game. RONNIE THOMPSON Center, 1 letter KENNY FULLEN Center, 1 letter KIRK MANN Halfback, 1 letter All-district second team JERRY SCHUBLE Halfback, 1 letter MIKE WILLIAMS Guard, I letter 141 Win or lose . . . George Rincon (36) and Mike Ferrell (55) capture a Galena Park Yellow Jacket for a big loss as Charlie Redden (66) and Danny DuBose (78) close in. David Mangum (38) scores his second touchdown against South Park with the help of Rutch Hubbard (82) and Bobby Allen (ft4) as Baytown wins 18-7. First Row: Randy Calhoun, Bill Elliott, Jerry Schuble, J. E. Bird, Kenneth Martin, Kirk Mann, Jerry Kovar, Guy Black, Bobby Allen, and Jaime Acosta. Second Roiv: Glynn Walker, Robert Whittcd, Mike Williams, Randy Rogers, Charlie Redden, Kelly Olive, Buddy Moore, David Manguin, Gary Lodkhart, Tommy Sooy, George Rincon, Lynn Walker. Third Row: Edgar Riley, Hank Bethea, Jimmy Ammons. Mike Ferrell, Dee Didriksen, Ronnie Wilder, Mickey Wilkcrson, Larry Kirkland, Paul Marsh. Paul Worley, and Louis Kana. Fourth Row: Ronnie Thompson, Frank Terry, Josh Higinbotham, Billy Barker, Butch Hubbard. Richard Oliver. Marcus Clcppcr, Danny DuBose, Dickie Dixon, Lee Cushat, and Bill Wells. . . . Ganders played hard Gary Ixickhart (14) goes in for the first touchdown of Baytown's 25-14 loss to Pasadena as Dickie Dixon (85) blocks. Kirk Mann (20) gets good blocking from Mike Williams (81), Josh Higinbotham (71), Gary Lockhart (14), and Jer- ry Kovar (67) as he makes good yardage against Galena Park. George Rincon waits for pass as a South Park Greenic tries for the interception. Butch Ilubbard completes Gary Lockhart’s pass for good yardage against Pasadena. Junior Varsity halfback. Jack Brown, who is exhausted from his kick-off return touchdown, watches hi team kick off to the opposition. 143 Coaches Drew Dunlap and Paul Kern have tense moments during a close game. J.V. RECORD 3-6 j.v. 0 Spring Branch Opp. 40 12 Memorial 26 8 Brazosport 14 0 Pasadena 6 18 Galena Park 6 6 Texas City 0 24 Ball High 12 6 Brazosport 22 6 Pasadena 14 Jon McManis rounds end in the game with Pasadena for good yardage. Junior Varsity played hard on tough schedule 7 87 76 74 m b a v« ® N First Row, left to right: Jack Brown, Johnny Walling, James Carlisle, Lewis Gary, John Adams, Jerry Lloyd, Jon McManis, and Gary Black. Second Row: Tommy Pullen. Manuel Rios, Jack Spivey, Porter Warren, Terry Crawford, Charles West, Donald Bartgis, Thomas woolen, and Mark Kirkland. Third Row: Coach Drew Dunlap, Robert Bobalisk, Josoph Breeland, Jerry Johnson, David Broussaud, Emil Johnson, Mike Mitchmore. Keith Mullins, Coach Paul Kern and Jerry Baker. Fourth Row: Bobby Warren, Keith Lamb, K. C. Jannice, Gus Bricdcn. Albert Justice, LeRoy Taylor and William Wooten, manager. 144 Foes found Suicide Squad formidable firsi Rou. left to right: Steve Rougcou, Claude Williams. Robert Moore. Ronald Tolleson. Richard Plato, John Morrison. Bert Codkin Bohbv Oviedo, and Alan Acosta. Second Rou: Jimmy Rude. Robert Barnhill. Barry Donnelly. Ray Chandler, Denms Williams, Ronnie Stack ling, John Schrage, Howard Plains Harold Brown, and Paul Henderson. Third Row: Coach Ron Kramer. Art Martinez. Russell Jones Eugene Bennett. Denny McAfee. Carl Greene, Dwight Denson. Henry Stewart. Bob Moore, Mickey Tiner, Stcve La hlee, Johnny Wolff and Coach Kevin Lounsbcrry. Fourth Row: Harold Smith, Allen Tomlinson, Lis Herrera. Ronnie Marsh. Charlie Hendricks. Dave Brad- ford. Butch Wood. Alan Mellinger. Billy Bornett. Jerry French, and Billy Stegall. SUICIDE SQUAD RECORD 8-2 ss Opp. 20 Spring Branch 0 34 Smiley 0 44 Brazosport 6 0 Memorial 32 22 Pasadena 14 6 Texas City 0 8 Galena Park 12 26 Brazosport 8 63 Ball High 8 36 Pasadena 6 Coaches Ron Kramer and Kevin Lounsbcrry give last minute instructions before a game. 145 The Spirited 146 SENIORS Melanie Moore Busy Mitchell JUNIORS Bennie Beudreaux Bill Tucker SOPHOMORES Jani McCallum Tim Stuart 147 Basketball f JERRY GOODSON Junior MIKE DAHLQUIST Senior Fred Hand (50) shoot for two as Richard Oliver (42), John Pavlas S4), and Mike Lawhon (34) look on. FRED HAND Sophomore Coach Jay Bollinger gives his boys instructions. (4 ? CLAUDE LOWERY Junior JOE ED NEWSOME Senior HOY A ASH Senior JOHN PAVLAS Junior Coach Bollinger talks to Co- captains Joe Ed Newsome and Hova Ash about previous games. LARRY PITRE Sophomore MIKE LAWHON Junior RICHARD OLIVER Sophomore JERRY LINDER Junior John Pavlas (54) shoots a jump shot against Rrazosport as Fred Hand (50) and Richard Oliver (42) wait for a possible rebound. Win or lose-the effort was there! Coach Kevin Lounsherry talk� 10 his team about previous games. Jimmy Ammons. Victor MoraviU, and Paul Marsh warm up by shooting free throws. R. C. Jannisc shoots a jump shot. Terry Stanley and Randy Beckman warm up before a game. “B” Squad 152 builds for next year Ronnie Barfield, Orval Overstreet, and Larry Ferguson wait for the rebound as Eddie Bridwell shoots a jump shot. Mickey Tincr shoots for the basket with Ronnie Marsh and Johnny Wright waiting for the rebound. Manager Kenny Mangum gels the equipment ready for a game. Hack Row: Ronnie Marsi� , Ronnie Barfield, Victor Moravits, Johnny Wright, Terry Stanley, Jimmy Ammons, and Coach Kevin Lounsbcrry. Front Row: Manager Kenny Mangum, Paul Marsh, Larry Ferguson, Randy Beckman, Mickey Tiner, Eddie Bridwell. Orval Overstreet, and R. C. Jannise. I 53 Track Sprinters and quartcr-milers arc (Top Row, I. to r.) Jerry Schnble, Kenny Day, Robert Elswick, Douglas Huddle, and Richard Schoyen. (Bottom Row, I. to r.) Rick Bell, Otarlie Kilgore, Kirk Mann, Bill Elliott, and Rex Kulbcth. Track is “Harbinger of Spring Quartcr-milers Mike Lawhon and Johnny Bolmanskie. Sprinters (Top Row) Albert Cupps, David Rhodes, and Paul Ram- irez. (Bottom Row) Ernie Hart and Davis Taylor. 155 “Thin-Clads” count on Weight men are: (Top Row) Frank Terry and Jimmy Puckett. (Bottom Row) Richard Burroughs, Mike Bowers, and Jack Ford. Pole vaulters and high jumpers arc: (Top Row) David Dudley. Claude Lowery, Joe Newsome, and Louis Rodriquez. (Bottom Row) Larry Ferguson, Clem Hausmann. Charles Bernaird, and Hank Johnson. More milers arc: (Top Row) Wilford Odom, Will Bicklcy, Raymond Hcintschel, and Stuart Foster. (Bottom Row) Ron Morris, Vic Humphrey, and Kenneth Odom. Milers are: (Top Row) Mike Roberson, Robert Brown, und Clifton Cranford. (Bottom Row) James Stasncy, Danny Phillips, and David Shelby. Half-Milcrs are: (Top Row) Gilbert Lafuente, Bobby Moore (quarter-milcr), Leon Washburn, Warren Liacn bee, and Jerry Lyons. (Bottom Row) Mark Howell, Jimmy Laramoro, Floyd Boston, and Johnny Garcia. Managers Roycc Hanle, Eddy Shook, and Charlie Mickcl. 156 speed, endurance Sophomore Trainer Oliver Coward work� hard??? Sophomore Manager Eddy Shook Senior Manager Charlie Mickel Coach Beverly Rockhold talk� to Bill Elliott and Robert Elswick. Junior Trainer Puncv Riley just sits around! 157 Cross Country The strong contenders of Baytown’s cross country team are (I. to r.) Wilford Odom, Will Bickley, Robert Elswick, Ron Morris, Floyd Boston, Kenneth Odom, Raymond Heintschel, and Victor Humphrey. Captains Ron Morris and Kenneth Odom talk to the team about recent meets. 158 Charlie Mickcl, senior manager (center), Koyce Hanlc, junior manager (left), and Eddy Shook, sophomore manager (right) look over the results of time trials. Coach Beverly Rockhold after practice. Preparing to run arc (7. to r.) Leon Washburn. Al Favle. Clifton Cranford. David Shelby, Stuart Foster, and Jimmy Laramore. Baseball Seven lettermen return Coach Don Truehardt gives his learn a talk during a practice iwll. JIMMY ANDERSON Pitcher JOHNNY TAYLOR Shortstop GEORGE RINCON First Base GERALD WALKER Catcher The team looks out from its “ball park home. DONNIE BURCH Second Base KENNY LANNOU Trainer Managers Lee Robertson and Gary Balderach pick up equipment after practice. BOB WHALEY Pitcher 162 RANDY CALHOUN Outfield These all enjoy Johnny Taylor is caught in a “hot box between George Rincon and Donnie Burch. the “Great American Pastime” The returning lettermen arc, from left to right. Coach Don Treuhardt, Cary Baldcrach, Randy Calhoun, Jimmv Anderson, Johnny Taylor, Bob Whaley, Donnie Burch, George Rincon, Gerald Walker, and Lee Robertson. 163 Gander “Denizens of the Deep” THE 1964 LEE SWIMMING TEAM Manager Jimmy Cockcrham start swimmers during time trials. Coach Ron Kramer jokes with some of his senior swimmers. Jhcre were good times at all meets that the Lee swimming team entered. ' Back Row: Charlie Liggett, Doug Hose, Larry Toups, Don Middleton, Tommy Nelson, Tim Sonnenberg, and Roger Coach Ron Kramer and Captains Barry Bobbitt and Pat O’Neal look over results of their time trials. Back Row: George Platt. Ronnie Middleton, Rusty Reber, Gene Smith. Jimmy Pratt, Parker Davis, John McClintock. and Tommy Paulsel. Middle Row: Pat O’Neal. Larry Webber, Mack Meigs, Ray Heinrich, Rusty Boggess, und Mark Meigs. Front Row: Jimmy Robertson and Dennis Williams. Results Meet Brazosport —.... Texas City Baytown Pasadena ..... Galveston (District) Ward. From Row: Chuck Miller, Jeff Gilbreath, Richard Smalling, John Ev- ans, Pat McHughs. of Meets Baytown 731 2 99 121 911 a 03 Runner-uf) 66 52 10 59 581 j Back Row: Bobby Seaman, Jimmy Wilhite, Clyde Fuller, Barry Bobbitt, Clay Leach. Jack Henckell. Middle Rou : Randy Kohltfarber, Tim McCowne and Richard Endcrli. From Row: Lynn Laughlin, Jack Cantrell, Jimmy Durham, Jim Whitehead, Jack Halter, and Tommy Phillips. Coach Ron Kramer gives his team a talk before time trials. 167 Home, Home, on the links DREW SCOTT 169 CAPTAIN WOODY KINSEY DUB KOVAR RON CANNON ANDY SEAMANS Look out, ’Arnie,” here they come! MARION LEWIS GORDON LEWIS 171 HARRY DINWIDDIF. JOHN DROUIHET COACH CUNT NETTLETON They work throughout the year 173 174 Mr. and Miss Robert E. Lee Most Likely to Succeed Libby Coincaux Herechel Rosser Most Athletic Kirk Mann Gwen Bussa 179 Most Talented Be bo Huwielder Judy Ann Williams 180 Wittiest Hoya Ash Nancy Chandler V - Best Dressed Donnie Burch Sharon Scarborough Friendliest Pal Hud nail David Barnes Melanie Moore was crowned our 196-1 Homecoming Queen by Carole King, the 1963 Queen. Carole King. Jani McCullum. Bill Barker. Diana Alford, Joe Ed Newione, Edra Compton, Butch Hubbard, Queen Melanie Moore, Don- nie Burch, Danny DuBose, Jcnefred Hedcrhorst, Bobby • Meister, Diana Boodell, Woody Butler, Bennie Boudreaux. 184 at the Homecoming Dance Edra Compton talks with her escort. Hutch Hubbard, before being presented to the Homecoming crowd. 185 Diana Boodell and Bobby Meister give each other last minute reminder?. Duchesses Diana Alford and her escort, Joe Ed Newsome, chat with Janis Me- Callum and Bill Barker. Homecoming was “An Affair to Remember” Admirers look on as Bennie Boudreaux and Woody Butler walk arm in arm to the stage. Spring brought more Royalty Gahderlands 1964 King an Queen are Donnie Burch and Diana Alford. - Impressive ceremony marked Princes� Jcnefred Hederhorst Prince Danny DuBose DUCHESSES: Edra Compton, Melanie Moore, Penny Sue I.usk. DUKES: Kirk Mann, Dee Didrikscn, Jimmy Clopton. DUCHESSES: Joanic Wells, Sharon Francis, Penny Wadley 3nd Janis McCallum. DUKES: Bill Tucker. Buzzy Mitchell, George Rincon, and Hova Ash. DUCHESSES: Laurie Tillery, Georganne Thompson, Mary Catherine Stewart, and Ben- nie Boudreaux. DUKES: Richard Oliver, Bobby Allen. Woody Butler, and Zebbir Warren. King-Queen Assembly DUCHESSES: Thcrcaa Nelson, Diana Boodell, Pat Hudnall. and Jenifer Jones. DONNA TOUPS JUDY ANN WILLIAMS One would reign over Lee Relays TERESA BAILEY BECKY CAMP These five 1961 Relay Queen Final- ists were chosen by Darrell Royal, coach of the University of Texas Longhorns, and his National Champion football team. The finalists were selected from among 26 en- tries. Each Contestant entered two pictures, one full-length and one close-up. to be judged. The Relay Queen was to be chosen by Larry Kane, from the Larry Kane T.V. Show. The annual Lee Relays were held March 21, at Memorial Stadium. 190 CAROL WILLIAMS Simonetta Pozzi was Exchange Student Our Foreign Exchange Student this year was Miss Simonetta Pozzi. Simonetta is from Florence. Italy. She returns there after this year to pursue her studies toward becoming an interpreter. Tin's marks the second year of participation in the Foreign Exchange Program for Lee. Sponsored by the American Field Service, the Exchange Program here is coordinated by the Student Council. Many of the Council’s activities help to raise funds for the program. Simonetta hopes to be an interpreter; at Lee she studied English. Russian, and Spanish. Simonetta’s studies often required library research. The personal friendships made through the For- eign Exchange Program heighten international good will. Who’s PAT HUDNALL began her days at Lee as a sopho- more class officer, and has been one of the busiest stu- dents here ever since. This year she is president of the Keyettes, serves on the Student Council and as a delegate to the Good Sportsmanship League, is a member of the R. B. Sparks FTA, and is a Lee Brigadier. Pat was a duchess in the King and Queen Assembly during her junior year and a favorite of her class both last year and the year before. ROBERT MYLER has brought distinction to himself and to Lee through his scholarship. He is the only National Merit Scholarship finalist from REL this year. A member of the National Honor Society and the Science Seminar, Robert does not confine his interests to things of purely academic nature: he also is a veteran band member and this year was selected for a position in the Lee Symphonic Band. DAVID BARNES has distinguished himself by service to his school and his classmates for a period of time which reaches back beyond his high-school years. He was chosen to represent Lee at Boys’ State last summer, and has worked hard as manager of the Gander basketball squad. This year David has given much time and effort to his job as president of the History Club, one of Lee's oldest, largest, and most active organizations. CONNIE THOMAS is a former vice-president and current president of the Anchor club. A three-year mem- ber of the Brigadiers, this year she was Lieutenant of the Flags. Connie is the Student Council historian; she is devotional leader of the R. B. Sparks FTA, and district recording secretary for the future teachers. Connie worked in the JCL for two years, at which time she was a member of |he National Latin Honor Society. 193 JENEFRED HEDERHORST’S seemingly unlimited energy and dedicated ability have served REL since she entered its halls as a sophomore. She was drum major of the Sophomore Band, and this year is drum major of the Junior-Senior Band. As a delegate to Girls’ State, she won election as lieutenant governor: and this year she has served as a Kevette officer. A class favorite the past two years. Jenefred is also a three-year Student Council member, and is president of the District 12-IA Good Sportsmanship League. MIKE FERRELL’S hard work on the football field has paced the Ganders to many victories. A three-year letterman. Mike was tri-captain of the squad this year and has received state-wide recognition. Mike was chosen for both the offensive and defensive line-up of the 1963 All-District Teams named by the District Coaches, the Houston Post, and the Houston Chronicle. Off the field. Mike has worked hard as a member of the Key Club. Who’s 194 FRANK TERRY is a student Lee can be proud of. He was selected for Boys’ State and has been a vigorous president of the Key Club this year. He has also contributed much to the work of the American Field Service Committee, of which he is a member. Frank is on the Lee track team, and has lettered three years in the tackle slot on the football team. He was a tri-captain of the 1963 Cander gridders. Who SARA GRIFFIN'S contributions to REL have been evident in mam activities. I.ast year, she edited the Gander Gazette and was active in the Junior Classical League, and was elected to membership in the National Latin Honor Society. This year. Sara is the Lee Traveler’s editor-in-chief and is president of the R. B. Sparks FTA. On the Student Council. Sara has served as reporter, dele- gate to the Good Sportsmanship League, and as delegate to the Southern Association of Student Councils Conven- tion. 195 Who’s RAYMOND CAMPBELL has done a great deal to help make the Robert E. Lee Band not only the nation's largest marching band, but one of the best in the country, too. President of the I-ee Band, lie also has been selected for membership in the Houston City Symphonic Band and has been named to the All-District Band. This year, too. Raymond is president of the INTERACT Club. ANN LEESEMANN is perhaps best known as com- pany commander of the Lee Brigadiers, but her worthy activities do not stop there. She also is president of the Junior Rotary Anns, a very active sendee group. Ann previously was parliamentarian for and this year is vice-president of the R. B. Sparks FTA. 196 HERSCHEL ROSSER is president of the Baytown Junior Optimist Chapter of the National Forensic League: last year he was that group’s historian. He is also in the Humanities Seminar and is parliamentarian for the National Honor Society at Lee. Herschel has belonged to the Alpha Beta Gamma chapter of the Junior Engineer- ing Technical Society, was president of the TRICO Junior Achievement group during his junior year, and served as a delegate to Boys’ State in 1963. DAN N't DuBOSE, president of the student body, is a two-year Gander football letterman. He also has been a delegate to Boys’ State, a class favorite, a duke of the King and Queen Assembly during his junior year, and is a member of INTERACT Club. As a scholar. Danny ranks high, and this year serves as second vice-president of the Lee chapter of the National Honor Society. 197 198 ORGANIZATIONS 199 ; -� V Charm and Talent Are the Southern Belles’Key Note Belle Officers Donna Toups, president and a Relay Queen candi- date, stands beside a copy of the theme song. Judy Fayle, vicc-prcsi dent, Janis McCallum sophomore representa live, Wanda Plochcck social chairman, dis play a blazer. stay busy Nina Dunn, treasurer, and Pam Henslcr, sec- retary, keep records of activities. .Section chairmen Jancllc McShan, Martha Brunson, and Polly Stephens, ready to take roll. Donnie Burch, Southern Belle beau, poses with Simonetta Pozzi, foreign exchange stu- dent and honorary member of the Belles. Barbara Morgan, reporter, and Shirley Mims, historian, with scrapbook. Belle Tones” are special ensemble Member of the Belle Tones are, front row: Janie Clinton. Star Johnston, Bennie Jorden, Kathy LaBlanc, and Barbara Grant. Second How: Judy Newton, Jill Myers, and Diane Morton. Back Row: Martha Brunson, Jennifer Wright, and Martha Gopffarth. 204 Row 1: Roberta Collin� . Sharon Woods. Pam Henslcr, Sally Romberg, Debbie Godwin, Michaelenc Mock, Joyce Elaine Morris, Sharon Hammack, and Patrcia Henckc. Row 2: Vickie Vaughn, Sharon Travis, Jane Adams, Terry Slagle, Babs Montgomery, Janis Overstreet. Ann Wuldic, Bennie Jordan, Sharon Griffin, Anna Rose Bennett, Janie Clinton, Brenda Holloway and Cccile Foster. Row 3: Janelle McShan, Annette Porter, JoAnn Bernardin, Carolyn Gerbes, Jan Redman, Peggy Kemplay, Carol Bcaugh, Betty Downs, Sheila Ridge, Deanna Donclson, Linda Goodson, Barbara Odom, and Tish Wilson. Row • : Charlotte Solis, Jennifer Jones, Barbara Mundell, Wanda Plochcck. Barbara Morgan, Eurlcne Bowers, Pam Telford, Kay Moore, Cheryl Earls, Kay Haffclfingcr, Marie Steele, and Judy Faylc. Row 5: Tracey Weaver, Kay Boggess, Judie Roush, Shirley Mims, Murl McClain, Star Johnston, Susie Gill, Faye Young, Merlinc Loftin, Sli3ron Perkins, Nina Dunn, Suzanne Roark, and Linda Sanders. Row 6: Carol Eiland, Cynthia McDowell, Judy Williams, Donna Toups, Linda Tyler, Barbara Grant. Pauline Gilbert, Ann Campbell, Jill Myers, Kay Kenney. Jo Potter, Phyllis Daniel, Alice Halton, Lou Anna Gore, Donna Stevens, Kathy Henderson, and Marie Guidry. Row 7: Donna Bell, Brenda Lindstrom, Deanna Gordy, Janice Dockocil, Mary Sprugeon, Barbara Turner, Dawn Robins, Nelda Sellers, Dottie Kissick, Sandra Busby, Lyn Wood. Mary Brockington, Cynthia Oliver, Martha Brunson, Donna Parker, and Charlotte Wilccx. Row 8: JoAnn Thorson, Charlene O’Hara, Judy Newton, Jeannie Lemmon, Barbara Taylor, Cheryl Ocker, Alice Parker, Janice Jeffrey, Sandra Head, Billie Roach. Bonnie Walters. Carolyn Beasley, Judy Killingsworth, Patricia Kurtz, Martha Gopffarth, and Janice Keazell. Row 9: Claudia Dahlquist, Marsha Jones, Kit Allen, Janis McCallum. Joyce Punis, Polly Stephens, Jeanie Gcycr, Cynthia Holecek, Patti Parker, Gayle Spencer, Pam Brceland, Donna Bishop, Brenda Cilbcrt, Geana Rcichenau, Sheryl Portis, Kathy Bryan, and Diane Morton. Not pictured: Kathy LeBlunce. THE SOUTHERN BELLES’ PRAYER Our Heavenly Father: we thank you for the blessings of life. We thank you especially for the blessing of music which expresses the joys and the sorrows of the world. We pray that you would bless our performances. When we sing sacred music, we pray that those in our audience will be drawn to a better knowledge and closer walk with God. We pray that when we sing secular music, their hearts will be lifted and entertained so that they may forget, if only momentarily, their own problems and problems of the world. We pray that you would help us to do well, not only for the joy of knowing a job well done, but that our audiences may be inspired to look up. These blessings we ask, and we will thank you for them, for we pray in the name of our Saviour, Amen. Director Mary Gucmple leads the girls as accompanist Martha Gopffarth plays. Lee Qioir makes SOPRANOS Anderson, Cheryl Arnett, Joyce Atteherry, Linda Baldridge, Marilyn Becka, Marilynn Bennett, Sharon Bland, Gayle Canady, Ursula Cottle. Shirley Creel, Sharon Crunk, Helen Fleischman, Sheila Gallatin. Sharon Gonzales, Eunice Guinn, Livonna James, Kathy Johnson. Carole Kelso, Sandra Kirkman, Sarah Korenek, Judy •Lively, Marilyn Lopcr. Rcgcna Lounsbcrry, Kathy McCall, Beverly Mookhoek. Marian •Newman. Rose Phelps, Pamela Phillips, Diana Rogers, Rebecca Shoemaker, Judy Stephens. Patricia Summers. Janet Tate, Ann White, Darlene ALTOS Atchison. Teresa Bender, Ruth Boudreaus, Linda Bridwcll, Carol Craddock, Jane •Feazle, Mary Fuller, Leslie Fulmer. Dianna Gates. Joanne •Cay, Sharon Huddleston. Sue McAlister, La Jan Miller, Barbara Miller, Paula O’Rear, Joan Otis, Marlene Ploegcr, Judith Rankin, Sharon Sellers, Wilma St. Clair, Diana Turner, Jane White, Mary Williams, Judy- 206 beautiful music TENORS Broussard, David Brown, Daniel Buelow, Robert •Calk, Rodney Casey, Larry Faulkner. Steven Hayes. Robert Hrabina, Jimmy Hunt, Kris •Lumpkin, Anthony Magee, Joseph Rendon, Ramon Rice, Johnny Shook, Henry Williams, Lan Wvlic, Pat BARITONES Askew, Neal Beaird, Jack Busby, John Butler. Woodrow Castillo, Alexander Clanton, Tommy DelToro, Justin •Fullen, Kenny Herndon, Bobby Krolc .yk. Leroy Mookhoek, William Rodgers, James Washburn, Leon BASSES •Baker, Joe Carr, Richard Cashet, Lee Dauphin, Dvaid Floyd. Bobby Foote, Ronald Lawhon, Mike Lyon, James Mangum, Kenneth McCaleb. Steven Milner, Palmer Mitchell, Buz7.y Rogers, Carl Stewart, Sherwood Tehee, Mike Walker, Jan Wiiliums, Dennis Worley. James Young. James Denoles Section Leaders Choir organization requires Kcnnv Fullcn, Joe Baker, Andy Lumpkin, Rodnev Calk, Mike Tehee, Judy Williams, Sue Huddleston, Rose Newman, President Kenny Fullen Vice-President and Sweetheart Paula Miller Secretary-T reasurer Judy S. Williams 208 All-Region Choir: Bobby Buelow and Buzzy Mitchell active leadership Mary Feazle, Sharon Gay, Paula Miller, Marilyn Lively, and Kathy James make up the Choir Council. President Mike Tehee Vice-President Andy Lumpkin Secretary- Treasurer Kathy James Reporter Sue Huddleston Student Conductor Buzzy Mitchell Top scholars pace Lee Mike Ueaugli President Charles Schikman Vice-President SERVICE LEADERSHIP CHARACTER Linda Cunningham Treasurer kJVAT 0 VAL v Hon or SociErr Jennie Badglcy Reporter Mike Jones _ Chaplain Herschel Rosser Parliamentarian SCHOLARSHIP 210 First Row: Judy Williams, Peggy Bailey. Brenda McAlister, Linda Cunningham. .Sandra Tarski, Janice Holder, Kitty Kuna, Kathy Leach. Second Ron : Virginia Meigs, Jo Hebert, Connie Pollard. Beth Mills, Chris Whitten. Diana Phillips, Gail Brady, Connie Thomas. Diane Hastings, Patti Parker. Third Ron: Bonita Brazil, Cynthia Holecck, Marilyn Lively, Sue Carney, Barbara Keller. Linda Bains, Becky Camp, Kathy Leglcr, Jennie Badgley, Wickic Ebcrly, Kathryn Martin. Judy Parker. Fourth Row: Susan Brazil, Barbara Taylor, Jimmy Wilhite, Mike Bcaugh. Mike Jones. Johnny Schmadl, Bill Wells. Fifth Rou . Danny DuBose. Mike Bullock. Jimmy Riggs, Wayne Corbett, Darrell Fullick, Bcbo Huwieler. Charles Scbikman, Raymond Campbell, Felix Rios. First Row: Put Moore, Carolyn Townsend, Connie Hiller, Ruth Ganson, Sarah Kirkman, Debbie Godwin, Linda Christley, Molly Shields, Carol Bird, Sandra Durst, Ka'v Mitchell, Debbie Edwards, Carol Beaugh, Anna Sawlierger, Gayle Seamans. Second Row: Kit Allen, Sharon Woods. Wanda Cockrum, Man Fanestiel, Jennifer Furen. Mary Spurgeon. Nancy John. Diana St. Clair, Murky McMillian, Pat Bryan, Gayle Bland, Janie Bruce. Kathv Robertson. Ruth Bender. Leonce Claud. Nancy Tapp. Bennie Jordan, Gay McMahon. Third Aon: Judy Newton. Marv Ogden, Judy Downing, Linda Minter, Sandra Trant, Linda Holder. Wanda Rckosh, Jo Hargraves, Margaret Suesse, Jo Potter, Linda Pool. Carolyn Schneider. Mary Riggs. Fourth Row: Patty Foote. Bernadette Hubbard. Roberta Collins, Donna Park , Janice Fcazell. Joel Alvis, John Beaslev, John Drouilhet, Gary Barkley. Tim Casey, Will Bickley, James Orchin, Charles Marable, David McCormick. Fifth Row: Fredna Tillery, Man Cryer, Mike McBride, Robert Atherton, Stanley Henson. Robert Chatfield, Jim Bryan, Bobby Bobahck, Roy Gilbert. Mike Williams. John McClintock, Gerald Walker. Jerry Kovar, Bill Janacek. Royce Strickland. Eddie Taylor. 211 Madrigal Singers offer variety Madrigal Singers arc shown in Music Man costume� . Kenny Fullen, Andy Lumpkin, Buzzy Mitchell, Bobby Herndon, Rodney Calk, and Tommy Clanton. Joan O’Rear, Barbara Miller. Barbara Morgan, Becky Rogers, Teresa Atchison, and Livonna Guinn. 213 Pat Wylie is the accompanist for the group. Presenting . .. Comm: Thomas, Lieutenant of Flag� , lead� flag bearers. Ann Lecsemann, company commander, and Jennifer Jones, drum major, stand at atten- tion to execute signals for the drill at halftime. 214 Diane Hastings, President Jean Fuller, Vice-President The Lee Brigadiers! The drill was great, and the crowd cheered as the Brigadiers left the field. COUNCIL: Linda Hickcrson, Mary Schwindeman, Lynn Stratton, Donna Mooney, Claire Cone, Judy Liggett, Diane Hastings, Jean Fuller. Peggy Bailey, Helen Wilson, Anna Sawberger. Claire Cone, Treasurer Judy Liggett, Secretary Linda Hickcrson, Historian 215 5 J � Brigadiers aren't A typical scene in the stands—The Brigadiers yell to the top of their lungs for the Ganders. “Yeah. Ganders! Beat’em! always on the field All eyes turn to the field as the famous Lee Brigadiers play their fanfare. Gander Gazette Activities Editor Kathryn Priest (center) confers with her assistants, Cynthia Holccek (left) and Minda Shoemaker, on how to get ALL of that club news into a four-page edition. covers life at Lee . . . Barbara Boyd (right), exchange editor, and Pam Treat check through some of the many papers received regularly from high schools and colleges throughout the state. Editor Pat Boothe and J. M. Hughes, faculty advisor, get together to coordinate the reporters’ assignment list. - . . . Editors race time Editor Pat Boothe ponders over the copy schedule and wonders if the November issue will be “put to bed” on time. News Editors Eddie Mills and Roberta Collins hurriedly do some proofreading so that the printer can be notified to “let the presses roll.” C. P. White, Clubs Editor, and Kathy McKee, in charge of the People Division, work on a few pictures among several hundred that had to be “cropped. Annual Staff worked long hours From fivc-dollar hills to pennies, it all had to be accounted for by Business Manager Mike Gillette. 223 Editor Sara Griffin and Advisor J. M. Hughes check the Traveler “Dummy.” It's the biggest ‘Traveler’ ever From the look� on their faces, Art Editor Judy Williams and Personalities Editor Patricia Miller must just about have their work ready for a shipping deadline. Sports Editors Charlie Mickcl and Kay Kenney select some football pix from the many, many they collected during the season. down to work on a Assistant Editor Craig Ainsworth settles final copy sheet. 224 Relaxing for a moment, Charlie looks over some layout plans for the first pages of the sports section. Typing, typing, and always more typ- ing—C. P. has his hands full with over fifty pages to be typed up for the final shipment. Mike, Kay, and Judy spend long hours working on “Senior Credits”—one of the most time consuming sections of the an- nual. Student Council Danny DuBosc, president of the Student Council, presides at all meetings, while Recording Secretary Becky Camp keeps records of all business meetings. THE ROBERT E. LEE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of Robert E. Lee not only participates actively in school and community functions, but also in the activities of the Texas Association of Student Councils, the Southern Asso- ciation of Student Councils, and the National Asso- ciation of Student Councils. Our Student Council takes an active part in the American Field Service and the Good Sports- manship League. Money-making projects for the council include a cake sale. Powder-Puff football game, and the King and Queen assembly. Other services to the school are displayed in the Christmas tea for the Robert E. Lee faculty, securing and presenting the foreign exchange student with a senior ring, and acting as guides to the parents on parents’ night at Lee. Through the actions of the Student Council, student government prevails as the representatives reasonably carry out the needs and desires of their fellow students. Reporter Sara Griffin and Historian Connie Thomas listen to Angie Streich, treasurer, give a report. encourages active leadership Charlie Redden carries out his duties as vice-president of the student council by presiding over a committee meeting. Carol Saner, corresponding secre- tary, busily types letters to other student councils in the district. Chaplain Bill Barker, left, and Kirk Mann, parliamentarian, make suggestions to Jcncfrcd Hederhorst. Good Sportsmanship League President. Senior Representatives, Bottom Row, are: Linda Cunningham, Carol Sarvcr, Brenda McAlister, Sue Sorrells, Penny Lusk, Pat Hudnall, Gail Lawrence. Second Row: Diana Boodell, Sue Carney, Melanie Moore. Third Row: Judy Willians, Donna Stevens, Kitty Kana. Jennie Badgley, Edra Compton, Simonetta Pozzi. Fourth Row: Polly Stephens, Jencfred Hcderhost, Sara Griffin, Becky Camp. Karen Calhoun, Connie Thomas, Angie Streich. Top Rote: Bobby Allen, Danny DuBose, Charlie Redden, Bill Barker, Jimmy Clopton, Kirk Mann, Ronny Morris. all sc Junior representatives are. Bottom Row: Sally Powers, Georgannc Thompson, Chcri Whitten, Angie Urraboz, Tracey Weaver, Annette Porter, Brenda Chandler. Second Row: Judy Ploeger, Ann Callam, Anna Sawbcrgcr, Carolyn Morris, Debbie Edwards, Sharon Francis. Third Row: Joanie Wells, Elaine Barnes, Mikell Enderli, Pam Gann. Patsy Compton, Carole Moon. Fourth Row: Penny Wadlcy, Charlie' Ciggctt, Bill Tucker, Perry DuBose, Mike Dill, Marky McMillan. Top Row: Ronny Wilhelm, Neal Askew, Gerald Walker, Roger Ward, Bobhy Shima, and Woody Butler. Simonetta Pozzi, exhange student, works with AFS committee. Frank Terry, Jenefrcd Hederhorst, und Neal Askew. Girls discover what football is as two teams game, a student council project. battle it out in the annual Powder Puff : 11 i na I mI Melanie Moore is crowned queen at the homecoming dance sponsored by the SC. hool activities Sophomore representatives arc. left to right. Bottom Row: Ia unell O’Grady, Kathy Launsberry, Jamie Toups. Mary Beth Schillaci, Charlene Antonini. Second Row: Harriet Sanders, Donna Riddick, Judy Horton, Mary Jane LeBlanc, Theresa Nelson, Stephanie Warren. Third Row: Jan Doskicil, Linda Dyer, Mary Catherine Stewart, Betty Fuchs, Janice Johnson, Ginger Jones, Sherry Wade. Top Row: Kelly Mudd, Butch Wood. Johnny Morrison, Bobby Moore. Mike Milchmore, Denny McAfee, Freddie Rios, and Pierce Swafford. Student Council committees work closely with Prin- cipal Henry Armstrong. O' Good Sportsmanship League delegates, Pat Hudnall. Bill Tucker, and Jen Hederhorst, accept a token of friend- ship from another school. Both faculty and Student Council members enjoy the Christ- mas tea given by the council. J. W. Gainmel and John Britt, sponsors, are pictured with delegates to the SASC. Delegates to the Southern Association of Student Councils in Monroe, Louis- iana. were Polly Stephens and Sara Griffin. 229 Many units make u SYMPHONIC BAND FLUTES Kalhy I-cglcr Carol Byrd Carol Bains Carol Gilmore OBOES Harrier Johnson Linda Smith Dub Kilpatrick BASSOONS Libby Comeaux Patsy Parrish Sharir Brown E FI AT CLARINET Jenefred Hederhorst B FLAT CLARINET Kitty Kana Merikay Millinnix Gail Brady Stanly Henson Mack Meigs Jennie Badgley Janel Atkins Susan Anderson Juaniee Wilkinson Beth Mills Judy Hartxog Jo Carol Hebert Pam Cam born Jill Fowler Sandra Trant Sherrie Foster Diana Alford Meredith Curry 230 ALTO CLARINETS Carolyn Richards Judy Sc bidder Janis Skeen TRUMPETS Walter Strickland George Vaught BASS CLARINETS Cheryl Whitten Kav Reeder Molly Shields ALTO SAXOPHONES Randy Nelson Robert Mylar Ronnie Read Carol Sarver Carolyn Schneider Linda Bains FRENCH HORNS Glenda Preuss Ginger Meigs Leonee Claude Patsy McCullough Barbara Morgan Johnny Srhmadl Betsy Taylor BARITONES Harvcv Day Bobby Buelow Mike Beaugh TENOR SAXOPHONES Ricky Young Courtney Curry Barbara Gross Lowell Hildebrand BARITONE SAXOPHONES Jim Young Clyde Brandon CORNETS Bebo Huwielcr Linda Tincr Charles Schikman Karen Buster Nancy Rowe Nancy Chandler Susan Molaison Wanda Rekosh Linda Wilt TROMBONES Raymond Campbell Allen .Webb Murk Meigs Mike Jones Allen Weikel Rusty Reber Larry Webber TUBAS Bill Boyd Lloyd Cox John Killuugh Richard Birch TYMPANI Diane Morton Mr. Forque. Symphonic Band Director, and Bebo Huwielcr. Student Conductor, go over a new piece of music for the band. PERCUSSION Benita Brown Terry Ryals Gary Motley Evelyn Spear Judy Rogers Robby La whom CONCERT BAND FLUTES: Michae Shepherd Linda Brooks Judy Perkins Mary Elliot Georgeanne Thompson Dorris Gentry Minda Shoemaker Barbara Bird Ilo Weatherly Lun Sterling Joan Harrel B-FLAT CLARINET Jean Muston Shirley Jernigan Charlotte McCagg Connie Cook Roycc Walker Anna Jean Jones Wiekie Eberly Carol Wilson Lucy Hernandez Jeancll Weeks Janell Matysiak Carroll Glass Kathy Garvey Judy Quisenberry .Sylvia Campos Libby Carroll Sharon Hudspeth Martha Creasy ALTO CLARINETS Edra Compton Pat West BASS CLARINETS Charles Via Kathryn Hobbs ALTO SAXOPHONES Mike Smith Linda Anderson Jill Myers I arry Glenn Marie Swor Lyn Stother Betty Timmons Linda Putman Angie Slrrieh TENOR SAXOPHONES Connie Pollard Mary Meador Linda Hiebert BARITONE SAXOPHONES Starr Johnston Larry Westermann CORNETS Ted Wilkenson Rieky Cloud Steve Goodson Dorothea Daffern Merle Gunter Sandra Durst Kathy McKay Jim Aikey Dick French Phyllis White FRENCH HORNS Jim Brian Carol Braugh Linda Bonner Margaret Rodgers Margaret Donnelly BARITONES Randy Smith Jim Bond Dwight Young Mr. Dan Johnston is Sophomore Band Director TROMBONES Duke McBunch Jimmy Pratt Charles Miller Barbara Turner Richard McKinney Linda !.aughlin Wayne Sheppard TUBAS Mart Nelson Erwin Tilton Robert Schmadl Tommy Laird TYMPANI Mike I)a i PERCUSSION Jeff Battle Barbara Grant Sylvia Molina Shirley Sapp JeneMel Pador Sue Crawford Mary Creasy STRING BASS Teresa Bailey Jeanie James 231 Band Officers Captain Bill Boyd and First Lieutenant Libby Comeaux examine new band uniforms. Historian—Patsy McCullough Chaplain—Mike Beaugli Junior Librarian—Merikav Mullinnix ■ Assistant Drum Major— Diana Alford Sweetheart—Nancy Chandler LIBBY COMEAUX— All-Stale Band RAYMOND CAMPBELL All-State Orchestra Head Twirier -Carol Saner 233 Many band members won honors l.-R: Head Harriet John; JUNIOR-SENIOR BAND OFFICERS President—Jimmy Pratt Student Conductor—Jeff Battle Secretary Barbara Grant Vice-President— Linda Anderson Senior Librarian—Shirley Jernigun Junior Librarian—Connie Cook ALL-DISTRICT and ALL-REGION BAND MEMBERS L-R, Bottom Row: Glenda Preuss. Cookie Childers, Cherri Whitten and Gaill Brady. Second Row: Graham Painter, Bobby Buelow, Bill Boyd, Stanley Henson, Loyd Cox. Walter Strickln, Randy Nelson, Gene Campbell, and Charles Schikman. Third Row: Rickey Young, Clyde Brandon. Carolyn Richards, Elisc Howell, Linda Tiner, Ann Whitt. Harvey Day and Bebo Huwieler. Fourth Row: Marikay Mul- linnix, Kathy Legler, Libby Comeaux, Patsy McCullough, Ginger Meigs and Kitty Kana. •ALL DISTRICT ONLY It’s a Big, BIG, Band Robert EL Lee Band spells out GANDERS from 15 to 20 yard lines. STAGE BAND SAXOPHONES—Randy Nelson, Stanley Henson, Rickey Youn :, Connie Pollard. Clyde Brandon. TROMBONES—Raymond Campbell. Allen Webb. Mark Meigs, Allen Weikel. TRUMPETS— Bebo Huweiler, Charles Schikman, Linda Tiner, Karen Buster. PIANO—Don Johnson. STRING BASS—Bobby Buclow. DRUMS—Gary Motley. SOPHOMORE BAND FLUTES Cookie Childert Bobbyc Eberiy Jan Orr Ptiririt Yoytek Suaan Arvin Sharon Shaddii Harriet Sander Marilyn Cowart Dee Rmhini Stephanie Warren Mary Jean Schwarukopb Margaret Bouillon Cynthia Jernican PICCOLO Dianne Atkin Linda Kay Underwood OBOES Elite Howell Sara Jone BASSOONS DecDce Callaway BFLAT CLARINETS Sherry Smith Novella Hanton Thereto Netted Jill Leglrr BARITONES Dough Ro e Cary McCowan Clendon Mote Bryan Jamr Betty Jo Rodger Bruce Chate David Prtrath TUBAS Jon Blake Paul Bradbury Mary McHugh Rote Marie Zatapek Jimmy Smith Jerome McCain Donna Clamon Barbara Kirkland Carolyn Donnelly Debbie Gardner Sharon Johnaon Chrry Molaiton Judy Hollaway Kevin Brinkman Linda Morri Lenora W rimer Yvonne Arnett Vicki Cummings Euna Jean Graham Cynthia Meigt Shirley Jone Kenneth Carter ALTO CLARINETS Diana Caudle Kay Jungbluth BASS CLARINETS Beverly Hob Jani Johnton Eliaabeth Hebe] Sherry Novoaad Aline Parker ALTO SAXOPHONES Nancy Sheffield Gene Campbell Karen Sonnier Hoi Anne Luthringer TYMPANI Marigale Teel PERCUSSION Mike Fink Mary Spear Bette Parker Johnny Bradbury Jane Gray Beverly Chandler Louite Spencer Johnelle Garrett Sherry Wade Jimmy Dunhan Randy Kohltlarber Judy Burnett Patty Harbaugh I .ana Lamb Kathryn Tnrkctt TENOR SAXOPHONES Robert WhiUon Richard Smalling Wanda Smith Linda Dunnaway Jo Ann Kirkland BARITONE SAXOPHONE Lindy Barrow CORNETS Graham Painter Jim Frailer Charlotte Hart Sandra Creene Earl Center Janice Land Tommy Nelton Cuy Runnel John Aikey Mike Brewer Shlela Walton Brian Seeger SOI’MOMOKK It A Nl OKUCKKS I’irrcc S wofford. Student G nduclor; (ir.ilium I’jiuler, Virc-Pr sidcni; Ccnc Campltell, President; Cookie Chil tiers Secretary; Elihc Howell, Jjlirarion; and I.enota Wicrner, HUtoiian. __ Larry Nixon Su.m Knox Quienton Sheffield BELLS Mirilyn Nir.hall Beckr Hill Debbie Sarvet FRENCH HORNS Ann Whill Urendi Silliman Robyn l.orimer Dime Shelton Charlotte Thenemann Karen White Dotty Shiver Sandra Waight Jennie Wileox Ronnie McCraw TROMBONES Jack Cantrell Pierce Swofford John Hunt Steve Holme Chrr Buckner Cary BurroUitb Camille Bunting Linda Maaaey Karen Bailey Allen Janacek WIND ENSEMBLE FLUTES Kathy Legler Cookie Chllder Carol Byrd PICCOLO Janet Atkin BASSOONS Libby Comeaux Patay Parritb B-FLAT CLARINETS Kitty Kana Gail Brady Mrrikay Mulllnnlx Stanley Henton Mare Mrig Jennie Badgley Sherry Smith There Melton BASS CLARINETS Sherri Whitten CONTRABASS BARITONES Don Johnion Harvey Day CORNETS Mike Bcaugh Bebo Hu wicler TROMBONES Charle Schikman Raymond Campbell Linda Tincr Mike Jonna Walter Stricklin Allen W'ebb Karen Bu.ter Mark Mrir Su� an Molaiton TUBAS Graham Painter Bill Boyd FRENCH HORNS Llord Cox Clcnda Preutt STRING BASS Ann Whitt Bobby Buelow Patay McCullough TYMPANI Ginger Meiga Diane Morton ALTO SAXOPHONES PERCUSSION Randy Nelaon Mike Dari. Linda Bain Cary Motley TENOR SAXOPHONE Terry Ryal Ricker Young BARITONE SAXOPHONE Clyde Brandon Evelyn Spear Connie Thomas, president, raps her gavel to bring the meeting to order. Vice-president Anne Oliver keeps a file of committee reports. The Anchor Club was begun four years ago as a project of the Pilot Club of Baytown. It is still sponsored by, but not a part of, the Pilot Club. The purpose of the club is to develop initiative and leadership, and to pro- vide experience in living and working together. Some of the club’s projects are “Hobo Day” and visiting with residents at Monk’s Rest Home. Gail Brady, recording secretary, is kept busy typing the minn'es of each meeting. Posters helped boost Gander spirit. Mrs. Betty Baethe, club sponsor, and Mrs. E. D. Williams, Pilot Club advisor, work closely with club members. Judy Williams corresponds with Anchor Clubs all over Texas. The yearbook-cover sale is our big money-making project. New and old members had a chance to get acquainted at the in- stallation. The residents at Monk’s Rest Home looked forward to the Christmas party. Jan Seamans, sophomore director, Jane Craddock, junior director, and Janice Holder, senior director, remind members about dues. Beau, Buddy Moore The Club took Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets to a needy family. Anchor Club serves many Meredith Curry brings devotional?. On Hobo Day the club works for parents and friends. Judy Parker is responsible for all incoming and funds. outgoing Becky Camp, historian, looks through the scrapbook. Left to ri ihi: Cindy Porter, Anne Oliver, Jane Craddock, Minda Shoemaker, Tommie Sue Holder, Michelle Coe, Becky Camp, Mary Feazlc. Janice Holder. Jo Nell Handley, Colleen Blakey. Stephanie Warren, Jan Seamans, Debbie Adams. Connie Thomas. Sandra Trant, Cail Brady, Judy Parker, • .V Meredith Curry, Courtney Curry', Judy William , Judy Frost, Sharon Bennett. Linda Putman. Olivia Wood. Not pictured: Kathy Lounsl crry. Karen Calhoun, Penny Sue Lusk, Camille Tohin, Mary Lewis. Antler Club worked Evelyn Spear President Kathy Robertson Vice-President CLUB PURPOSE 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. Tanya Jones Recording Sec. Patricia Miller Cor resending Sec. Kathy James Treasurer Paula Miller Parliamentarian Linda Cunningham Historian at fellowship and civic service Our year began with Installation ceremonies. Sonja Carroll Reporter Bill Wnlles Club Beau Penny Wadlcy Junior Director Nancy Chandler Chaplain Vivian Hart Senior Director Theresa Nelson Sophomore Director Mrs. Doris Trey big Sponsor 243 Mary Spear, Cheryl Molaison, Nancy Chandler, Theresa Nelson, Susan Molaison and Diana Vaughn exchange gifts at the club party. All the Antlers New members were initiated at the Jeanie James sells candy, one of the club’s ways of making money. Shirley Mims is one of the members who work at the Ster- ling .Municipal Library after school as a service project. Ginger Jones, Sandra Bufford, Brendu McAlister, Pam Berry, Tanya Jones and Ann Tate discuss plans for fu- ture club activities. Kathy James, Penny Wadley, Ann Callum, Diane Elliott and Linda Cunningham prepare to take a food basket to a needy family. New and old members join together at the club slumber party. did their part Sue and Evelyn prepare report for club meeting. slumber party. Girls practice social graces at their tea. Evelyn talks with residents at Monk's Rest Home at the Christmas party. Susan Molaison, Sue Huddleson. Jan Doskocil, and Debbie Godwin try their own cooking at the slumber party. Many surprises were in store at the slumber party for new members. Melanie Moore. Club Sweetheart 246 Rusty Boggess, Reporter Herbie Busby, Chaplain The Mark IV Combo, composed of club members, plays at S.T.A.G.S. Christmas Party. Gary Motley, Historian Barney Webber, Sponsor Rex Culbeth, Bobby Moore. Hank Johnson, and Tommy Regan relax before annual car wash. 247 Bobby Schima, Graham Painter, Hank Johnson, Mr. Webber, Bobby Moore, and Rex Kulbcth talk to children after delivering food. Tommy Regan, Graham Painter, and Hank Johnson find some new friends! S.T.A.G.S. at Rex Kulbcth, John Tucker, Herbie Busby, and Jerry Lyons enjoy Christmas Dance with dates Lynn Stratton, Shari Lee Brown, Benny Boudreaux, and Barbara Howell. Graham Painter, Hank Johnson, Bobby Schima, Tommy Regan, Mr. Webber, Rex Mark Kirkland and Lyn Mosley Kulbcth, and Bobby Moore. 248 Senior S.T.A.G.S. members are John Tucker, Herbie Busby, Bobby Meister, Parker Davis, Larry Casey, Weston Cotton, Warren Lisenbee, and Jerry Lyons. work and play Ciub officers Jimmy Pratt, Rusty Boggess, and Warren Lisenbee bring Jennie Badglcy, Betty Jacks, and Sallic Sharp to the S.T.A.G.S. Christ- mas Dance. Chib members Buddy Milner and John Tucker with dates Sharon Francis and Shari Lee Brown. 249 PURPOSES OF THE BIOLOGY CLUB To develop an interest in biology be- yond the normal scope of th classroom. To provide an outlet for students in- terested in nature. To begin a school collection of area mammals. Roger Bennett, president; Larry Harris, vice-president; Anna Jean Jones, secretary; Roy Cavurretta, treasurer: Barbara Pearson; Elizabeth Hamel, reporter. Biology Sealed: Elizabeth Hamel, Cinny Upshaw, Barbara Pearson. Anna Jean Jones, Brenda Silliman. Standing: Billy Barrett, John Schrage, Roger Bennett, Gary Bochmc, Dickie Dittman, Roy Cavarretta, Virgil Hoppe, Carol Byrd, Larry Harris. Don Whitehead. Front Hou: ftoger Bennett, Roy Otiitoii, Gary Boehrae, Dickir Diltroio. Second Rote: Gene Campbell, Billy Barr«tl, Brenda Silliman. Carol Byrd. Clony L'paliaw. Third Rotr; John Schrajr. Don Whitehead. Larry Harrla, Carry Gibbona. Lent Rote: Barbara Pearaon. Elirabelh Hamel. Anna Jonea. Standing: Virgil Hoppe, Mr. Rogera, Ceorge Latimer. Roger Bennett. John Schrage, Roy Cavarretta, Dickir Dittman, Carol Byrd. Mr. Rogers. 250 Roy Cavarctla, Roger Bennett, Virgil Hoppe, John Scharge, Dickie Dittman, Brenda Silliman, Don Whitehead, Billy Barrett. Club’s prime interest is Nature George Latimer, Mike Williams, Gerry Tindall, Garvin Shipley, and Fred Lemplcy. Garry Bochtnc, Billy Barrett, Gary Gibbons, Elizabeth Hamel, Gene Campbell. Mr. Rogers, Ginny Upshaw, Gary Bochme, Don Whitehead, Billy Barrett, John Schrage. Dickie Dittman. Brenda Silliman. Carol Byrd, and Mr. Voytek. 251 Distributive Education students James Yandell Vice-President Cynthia Gcrbig Treasurer Kathryn Davis Sergeant at Arms Raymond Wooten President Sue Sorrells Secretary Carolyn Mickcnheint Historian Joe Twardowski Parliamentarian Wanda Plocheck Reporter Milton Couch Chaplain 252 are among Lee’s busiest Milton Couch receives his D.E. membership card from Cynthia Ccrbig. Sue Chandler Sweetheart Distributive Education students sell Christmas hows to raise money for the Opportunity School. The food was good at the D.E. banquet. • Vocational Understanding • Civic Consciousness • Social Intelligence • Leadership Development Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Couch at the banquet. Raymond Wooten delivers a speech at D.E. banquet. D.E. Club officer� being installed arc: Raymond Wooten, Sue Sorrells, Rickey Rogers, Sue Ann Chandler, Milton The Student Directory Don’t just sit there, let’s get this show on the road! Wanda Plochcck places a package on the D.E. emblem, showing a job well done. ITS rux T HUM 1 X' THUD TUB Janette Barton and Mrs. Armstrong at the initiation banquet. 254 Members toast the club at the Christmas party. THE DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB STRIVES: To develop a sense of individual responsibility. To provide opportunities for intelligent career choice in distribution. To allow practical application of Distributive Ed- ucation through competition. To encourage use of ethical practices in business. To allow opportunity to appreciate and implement the unenforceable obligations of citizenship. To create and nurture an understanding of our free, competitive enterprise system. To develop an appreciation of civic and social obligations of those engaged in distribution. James Yandcll, Leslie Little, Wanda Plochcck. Couch, Kathy Davis, Joe Twardowski, and Carolyn Mickenheim. Everyone has fun at the Christmas party. These students are salesmen and saleswomen at K-Mart. is one D.E. project Some of the kids decorate the Christmas tree for the club party. 255 Traffic Safety Program demonstrates Ann Campbell, President Harold Bonin, Vice-President Delia Creasy, Secretary Pat Morris, Gail Lawrence, Harold Bonin, Delia Creasy, and Ann Campbell spend many hours working on the Traf- fic Safety Program which was undertaken by the D.O. Club this year. Eva Broekington. Treasurer Martha Clark, Chaplain Regina Rosilier, Sweetheart Gail Lawrence, Reporter An average day in the D.O. room- hard at work as usual. Mr. Muller enjoys our get-ac- quainted party. Pat Morris, Sergeant-at-arms youth responsibility party. pwpflR Mo ropar For LEADERSHIP TOMORROW , Members total up the number of hours worked each week. 257 Top Row: Norma Nugent, Norral Phillips, Pat Morris, Harold Bonin, Chester Gibson, James Kitchens, Shirley Flowers. Second Row: Martha Clark. Slaxinc Milton. Emnu Lee Thomas, Sonja Strickland, Regina Rosilicr, Sandra McNair, Gail Lawrence. Third Row: Shirley Hillhouse, Delia Creasy. Ann Campbell. Eva Brockington. Shirley French. Cheryl Burnett. Bottom Row: Mr. Muller, Lux Del Toro. Hamid Bryant. Luz Del Toro, Harold Bryant. Shirley French, and Maxine Milton work on this year’s scrapbook. Time out of a busy schedule for a A district meeting in Calena Park. Chairman Ray Shaw—Ideal Builder — Reporter Dickie Barnett—Wilburn Cape Treasurer Charles Tallant—Allan Rice Carpenter Eggs—Manager Service Station—Auto Mechanic Ruth Cooper—Dr. John Andrews—Dr. R. Vice Chairman Judith Johnson—Dr. H. I. Sergeant-at-Arms Steve Wilkerson — J. Thomson—Medical Technician Davis—Medical Assistant Clark’s—Mechanic D.O. members leam by doing Donna Maxwell—Sexton Printing Co.— Nancy Fisher—Telephone Co.—Operator Kenneth Odom — Sander’s Sign Co. — Printer Painter 258 Barbara Davi� —Telephone Co.—Operator. Marilyn Merka—San Jacinto Clinic—3 ical Technician. Marion Wchmeyer—John’s Air Condition —Air Conditioner Service Man. James Barrington—Holly Inn—Cook. Secretary Cindy Holland—Gulf Coast Hos- pital Clinic—Lab Technician. I BELIEVE IN THE DIGNITY OF WORK I hold that mankind has advanced to his present culture through the intelligent use of his hands and mind. I shall maintain a feeling of humbleness for the cumulative knowledge and manipulative art that I receive from craftsmen. I shall conduct myself with dignity in the work I do. Mr. Muller Sponsor 259 National Forensic League achievements Practice Practice Practice Susan Brazil and Pat Henche prepare debate cases on the bus. Home for tonight. Last minute preparations. Herschcl Rosser. John Drouilhet, John Burns, Henry Stevenson and Lynn Laughlin, Mike Smith, Alan Stewart, Biunchi in debate. Waiting for results the next morning. 260 bring honor to Lee By 11:00 P.M. you're tired. John McClintock makes last minute check on notes. Herschcl Rosser and John Drouiihet arc among the finalists. Debate isn’t all work . . . Members en- joy themselves at club dinner. Randall Holt gives dramatic in- terpretation. Poetry reading given by Kathy Leach. Kathy Keating, French Club president, pre- sides over a meeting. French Club fosters A present for Miss Perry. Oops! Mrs. DODSON, club sponsor. Janie Bruce, secretary, reads the min- utes of a past meeting. 262 Linda Smith, vice-president, explains a map of France. Front Row: Hannah Heald, Kathy Keating. Randy Attaway, and Club meetings arc filled with surprises. Mary Riggs. Back Row: Jamie Ciruti. Sue Woods. Mary Venable, and Linda Messey prepare to leave on a club field trip. 263 appreciation of “La Belle France” Our Goal: The French Club is dedicated to the purpose of furthering the study and appreciation of the civilization, homeland, and, above all. the language of our neighbors, the French people. We. the officers and members of the Robert E. Lee French Club, are dedicated to advancing the French Club. We hope that in the future it will be remembered as a contribution to Robert E. Lee. Pam Treat. Sharon Lancy, Tommie Holder, Katherine Turkott, Patsy Harhaugh. Pain Sphulcr, and Betsy Broyles enjoy refreshments at a club party. Pat Boothe, reporter, reports club activities. Future Fanners Larry Troxcll, President Jimmy Ferrell. Vice-President Billy Hutson, Secretary Richurd Fran sen, Advisor Ronnie Petty, Treasurer Richard Bryant, Reporter Gerald Young, Sentinel BRENDA CHANDLER. F.F.A. Club sweetheart raise champion livestock w-. 0 Bottom Row: Joe Westberry, Wyatt Drake, Billy Ashley, Johnny Koudelka. Jimmy Bryant. Buck Lcavuw, Larry Troyell, Jesse Miller, Ronnie Petty, Richard Bryant. Richard Strokas. Ricky Simmons, and Kelly Mudd. Second Row: Gordon Boos, David Fowler Johnny Gordon Dennis Enloc, Roger Horton, Charles West, Urry Kirkland, Milhurn Green, Kenneth Dickerson. Alan Heidbrcdcr, and John Polk. Third Row: Michael Mathews. Larry Fitzgerald, Thomas Becka, Jimmy Whiteside. Harvey Sjolandcr. Walter Saucier, Ronnie Ahders Roy McKay, Steve Oats, Donnie Cowart, Flovd Oliver, Carlton Gibbs. Mike Harl. Woodrow Thceck, and sponsor Lawrence Casey. Fourth «ow. Gcreld Young, Thomas Jenniscke, Joseph Cook, Jerry Hanson. Don Uunter, Jimmy Ferrell. Earl Fudge, Urry Buchanan James Duncan, and Charles Spenser. Fifth Row: Weldon Larkin. Haward Campbell. Clarence Leaving. Richard Frassan, Mike Jeffery-. Urry Miller, Teddy 1 urdy, Jimmy Smith. Spike Clover, Fred Herrington, Danny Black-Ford, W. 0. Hutson. Sixth Row: Tommy Smith, Eddie Long. Mack Warren, Darryl Hanco, Jerry Rcavis. Gary Burton. Marshall Horton, Ricky Carus.., Tommy Chandler and John Bettis. Vocational Agriculture II Class is prepar- ing plans and drawing prior to entering Vocational Agriculture Shop. Richard Bryant with his Grand Champion Hereford Bull at Crosby F.F.A. stock show. 265 Pride in Sonic of ihe members dressing ducks. Hilliard Frans sen at Crosby F.F.A. Show shows his champion hull. 266 V.A. Ill boys working on trailer in V.A. shop. ■ work developed champions V.A. I members work on plans and drawings for shop work. Ronnie Anders with his Angus bull won 1st place at Liberty in class Over-l-Year. Geraldine Clark, Betty O’Neal, President Vice-President Marion Tindal, Secretary F.H.A. guides girls to a better future responsibilities Marilyn Bryan, Reporter Linda Pittman. Treasurer Carolyn Killpore, Sponsor Rose Marie Cleveland, Sponsor understanding of in later life. RAYMOND WOOTEN. Club Beau 269 SENIOR MEMBERS Front Row: Nelda Caskey, Linda Pittman, Betty O'Neal, Geraldine Clurk. Jackie Burch, Carolyn Griffin, Marie Steele, Gayle Spencer, and Martha Murphy. Bach Row: Gwen Foster, Lilli Badgctt, Patsy Smith, Carol Ferrell, Margie Macha, Judy Woods, Sue Carter, Betty Stevens, Marion Tindal, and Maria Castro. Future Homemakers compete in State JUNIOR MEMBERS Front Row: Guadalupe Nova, Irene Krizak, Sharon New, Karen New, Sandra Serres, Wanda Sowders, and Lyn Bender. Bach Row: Alice Roark, Marilyn Bryan, Barbara Maddox, Carol Show, Carolyn Harmon, Warrcnnetta Fritch. Mary Creasy, and Carolyn Townsend. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS Front Rote: Janet Meredith, Cynthis Cobb, Jeannie Moran. Judy Parsons. Beverly Hobb, Shirley Moore. Back Rote: Carolyn McDaniel, Sydonia Kalisik, Ann Shaw, Charlctte Whiteside. Vickie Hutchuson, Marigale Teel. and National Competition. Members plan a “Come as you are Breakfast.” MOTTO: “Toward New Horizons” COLORS: Red and White Raymond Wooten, club beau, enjoys a visit with Nelda Caskey. Geraldine Clark, Carolyn Griffin, Jackie Burch and Betty O’Neal. “For Me? Raymond ask Geraldine. Teresa Bailey Club Belle Woody Kinsey Club Beau PURPOSE: To encourage high school students to investigate nursing as a career and to give sendee to their school and community. MOTTO: “For a future that’s bright. Be a leader in white.” Teresa Bailey President Ruth Cooper Vice-President Pat Martin Reporter F.N.A. provides elementary Patricia Hcnckc Treasurer Patsy Parrish Chaplain Judith Johnson Senior Advisor Candy Fair Sophomore Representative Janis Johnson Sophomore Representative Mrs. Alvera Griffin, faculty advisor for the Future Nurses, looks over past scrapbook. Future Nurses attend Harris County Medical Careers Club Rally Day. I Mrs. Joan Johnson. R.N., sponsor, is always there to lend a helping hand. UlUilliM ■ Mr. Armstrong contributes to the T.B. Youth Day Drive. training for interested girls Mrs. Joan Johnson. Teresa Bailey, and Mrs. Charity Stone talk at Mother-Daughter Banquet. All aboard! Members leave on one of their many field trips. Senior members include Gail Lawrence, Delia Creasy, Pat Marlin. Judy Johnson, Diana Fulmer. Patsy Parrish, Eunice Gonzales, Charlotte Smith, Cheryl Burnet, Carolyn Hooks, Claru Garcia, Margaret Purefurst, Brenda Mosclv, Marilyn Moorehcad, Judy Hammer, Shirley Sapp, Marilyn Merka, JoAnn Thorson. Barbara Miller, Vickie Duffy, Charlotte McCagg, Rosanell Hall, Karol Hillman, Judy Rogers, Teresa Bailey, Gwen Bussa, Patti Parker. Junior members arc Patricia Hencke, Angie Urrabaz, Maria Vega, Margaret Wootan, I.aura Este� , Alama Coy, Carolyn Gerbe� , Jcannie Middilton, Esperanza Carrizales, Mary Helan Brockington, Karen Smith, Judy Quisenberry. Loretta Rivera, Florence Barron, Carol Matthews, Jarmila Moral� , Barbara Lyon� , Sheila Fleishman, Sylvia McCauley. Brenda Black, Linda Kozlowski, Barbara Bird, Barbara Bohannon, Barbara Boyd, Bonnie Magnes� , Sandra Riphawski, Brenda Jones, Carol Bridwell, Linda Holder, Chris Milner, Sue Crawford, Diane Reavis. trips provide food for thought. Sophomores are Carolyn Johnson, Verna Winkle- man, Sandra Jones, Mary Jeanene Stone, Candy Fair, Linda Morris, Polly Dial, Louticia W'ardlaw, Ursula Canady, Estcllu Maxwell, Mary' Jcssi Ramirez, Jane Adams, Darlyne Reevis, Bonnae Tromblee, Diana Pettite, Cynthia Huron, Marilyn Bccka, Betty Jo Rodgers, Janis Johnson, Linda Frisby, Kaye Jumbluth, Carol Lammers, Molly St. John, Cathy Sander� , Johny Bradberry. i K “Get Acquainted Party ’ held at Teresa Baily's house. G. S. Armstrong O Sharon Scarborough, president, Mrs. Carolyn Smith, sponsor, and Donna Bell, vice-president, discus� plans for state convention. Other officer� of the club, Richie Knudson, treasurer. Angie Streich, secretary, Becky Camp, parliamentarian, and Jeanne Geyer, chaplain, make plans for the business year. Directors Kerry Katribe, sophomore, Kay Mitchell, junior, and Pam Berry, senior, remind the members of future meetings. Sharon Milner, Linda Johnson, Pot Boothe, and Frcdna Tillery prepare a program on teaching as a career. group is Lee’s newest F.T.A. Chapter The George S. Armstrong Chapter of the Future Teachers of America is the newest F.T.A. club at Lee. Members attended the district convention in Bellaire and the state meeting in Austin. One of their money making projects this year was selling stationery. The chapter has also worked at service projects, such as holiday baskets for the needy. During the meetings, the girls hear lec- from various people, see films, and hold dis- cussions on the teaching profession. Ginger Jones, Linda Enderli and Sharon Woods prepare a Thanksgiving basket. Bennie Jordan. Judy Newton, Mary Kay White, and Diane Elliot enjoy a slumber Party. Kathy Kveton, Joanne Bernardin, Carol Johnson, Kathy James, Carol Stamper, enjoy a hootenanny. This group gathers for a candid shot at the social that follows the meeting. 277 R. B. Sparks Future Teachers shown Discussing future plans for the year are Rosemary Meistcr, parliamentarian; Judy Parker, historian; and, seated, Janet Summers, treasurer. Danny DuBose, club beau, participates in many of the activities during the year. 278 Senior director Diane Hastings; junior di- rector Margaret Hornsby, and sophomore director Cindy Phillips inform class mem- bers of activities. Officers who take time out from their busy agenda at a business meeting are secretary, Gayle Wiley; president, Sara Griffin, and, standing, vice-president, Ann Lcesemann. busy in typical activities Delores Evans, Gayle Brady, Debbie Edwards, Carolyn Donnelly, und, seated, Jo Nell Handley, are among those who enjoy the slumber party. Making final preparations for the state convention arc Elise Howell, Gayc Mc- Mahon. Carolyn Morris, and Barbara Morgan. Members preparing for the Christinas basket are Pat Hudnall, Sallie Sharp, Melanie Moore, Sally Powers, Linda Hickcrson, and. seated. Gaye Blumberg. Evelyn Spear, reporter, Mrs. Margaret Strauss, spon- sor, and Connie Thomas, devotional leader, get ready to attend a district convention of which Connie is re- cording secretary. Jo Ann Padgett, Nancy Winningham, Sandra Tarski, Sarah Swain, help serve at the annual tea given for parents, teachers, and friends. and Ann Wismer 279 Peggy Bailey President Judi Huckabee Vice-President Nancy Chandler Secretary Claire Cone Treasurer Paula Miller Kathy Leach Marlyn Livlcy Historian Chaplain Parliamentarian Vivian Hart Reporter Members meet at Nancy Tapp Susie Schulz Junior director Sophomore director R. E. Lee Future Raymond Campbell Club Beau Simonetta Pozzi Honorary member Barbura Taylor Senior director Mrs. Lucille Waddell Sponsor Member talk after installation. Kit Allen and llo Weatherly pass candy to Lindy Poole, Beverly Chandler, Barbara Gisrs, and Mary Karen Lyons. PURPOSE: To learn about the teaching profession. To explore our own interests and abilities. To cultivate in ourselves the qualities of personality, character, and leadership. ichool on Monday nights. Teachers explore interests, cultivate character Becky, Susie, Diane, Ann and Debbie seem to be enjoying the slumber party. F.T.A. girls, Kathy Leach, Sharon Francis, Annette Porter. Helen Wilson and Betsy Broyles, pre- pare the Christmas basket. Mr. Joe Woods speaks to the girls. Judy, Paula. Judi, Peggy and Nancy begin packing for the Mate convention in Austin. Panel members are ready for discussion. Club Beau HOYA ASH The GRA promote good sportsman- ship and fair play. Basketball, archery, volleyball and track keep GRA mem- ber busy, but they find time for such thing a helping the Good Fellow bring happiness to needy children at Christmastime. The eight GRA team are the Bear . Camels. Bees, Mice, Poodles, Roadrunncrs, Kangaroos, and Donkey . The Girls’ Recreational As- sociation is affiliated with Texas Girls’ Recreational Association. Eight teams Carol Surer, Secretary: Angie Streich, Treasurer; Diana Alford. President: Mary Karen Lyon, Reporter; Diana Boodell, Vice-President; Connie Pollard. Vice-President. Asst. Captains are learn Captains Karen Buster, Donna Stevens, Linda Witt, Helen Boodell, Sharon Scarlmrough, 282 Wilma Sellers and Kit Allen get some pointers from Gander eager Hoya Ash. form GRA League Basketball is a favorite among GRA members. o Hebert, Kay Hcnckcll, Lconce Claud. Stell Bird. Linda l iner, Shirley Walker, Duruiea laffern, and Betty Eckert. ROADRLNNERS, Top Row: Karen Buster, Susie Gill. Sally Powers. Nancy Skidmore, Linda Hicbcrt. Bottom Rotv: Mary Karen Lyon, Linda Tiner, Pat Worthy. Dianne Weinzd. Not Pic- tured: Novella Hanson. Ann Murray, Debbie Sarver, Lucv Thomas. MOUSKETEERS, Top Row: Brenda Chandler. Pat Bryan. Sandra Busby. Helen Boodell. Dolores Ramirez, Irene Del Toro, Diana Alford, Carol Sar- ver. Bottom Row: Linda Yan- dell, Lconce Claud, Moonicon House, Angie Streich, Caroly Schneider, Janice Land. 283 BEES Top Row: Diana Boodel Sharon Creel Wilma Sellers Kay Reeder Connie Reeves Clenda Tucker Kay Massey Bottom Row: Rosemary Venable Shirley Malick Jo Hebert Gloria Webb Judy Swick Virginia Meigs Teams compete in Archery. Top Row: Della Ford Lucy Hernandez Jo Hargraves Peggy W'alker Susan Burns Swollen Woods Suzanne Allison Bottom Row: Jo Ann Atchley Donna Riddick Joan Capplcman Cynthia Jernigan Stella Bird Carolyn French Not Pictured: Becky Hollis DONKEYS, Top Row: Charlotte Hart, La Jan McAlister, Lynette Lucas, Pam Telford, Sylvia Molina, Connie Cook Lois Schie hl. Bottom Row: Polly Stephens, Kay Henckell, Marilyn Marshall. Connie Pollard. Judv Ploegcr, Linda Witt. Not pictured: Linda Tyler, Anna Sawburger. Basketball, Volleyball, and Track KANGAROOS Top Row: Marcia Roach Diana Jones Samira Greene Donna Clamon Judy York Jimmy Sue Morrison Cheri Whitten Betty Eckert Bottom Row: Carolyn Beaseley Charlotte Theneman Harriet Johnson Kit Allen Cheryl Greene Zclnhia Jenkins CAMELS, Top Rou : Yolanda Franco. Libby Comeaux. Kathy LeBlanc, Shirley Walker, Sharon Scarborough, Susie Schulz, Carole Rushing. Bottom Row: Diana St. Clair. Linda Laughlin, Jane I’ohlcr, Bette Parker, Pasty Compton. Diana Atkins. Not pictured: Beverly Moore. 285 POODLES Top Row: Eva Del Toro Patsy Duffey Sherry Ziegler Dorothea Daffern Wanda Rekosh Sylvia Compos Molly Shields Donna Stevens Bottom Row: Kathy Bryan Mary Fanestiel Sharon Milner Linda Cook Sherry Novasad Paula Rooney Not pictured: Lillian Bayrer OFFICERS President David Barnes Vice-President Jennie Badglcy Secretary Linda Bains )t Junior pisitor tan Club (£)f tHhc Ecxas Js� tatc historical Association Robert E. Lee High Scltool BAYTOWN. TEXAS Sponsors MRS. SYBIL JORDAN ROBERT P. KELLEY Social Chntrmhn Melanie Moore Treasurer Bennie Jordan Chaplain Art Hill Kathy Davi� , Bobby Buclow, Judy Newton, and Reggie Gober inspect the dub flag. David Barnes, Jcanny Badgely, Benny Jordan, Melanie Moore, Arthur Hill, take oath of office from Mrs. Mallory. Mrs. Jeannette Mallory' issues presidential oath to David Barnes. The History Chib teaches tht First Row: Linda Massey, Bennie Jordan. Melanie Moore, Jennifer Jones, Cynthia Cerbig, Kathy Davis, Nina Dunn, Judy Kelley, Rosalyn Franta. Second Row: Bohhv Eherly, Barbara Flury, Pat Moore, Jo Ann Kirkland, Marlene Otis, Judy Newton, Sherryc Brooks, Barbara Gross, Bumedcttr Hubbard. Anita Drew, Pam Treat. Third Row: Wanda Plocheck. Kay Kenney. Judy Korenek, Robbie Lawhom, Sharon Hammack, Pat Boothe, Jenny Badgley. Jane Turner. Betsy Taylor, Kay Haffelfinger, Donneync Otis, LaNell Gardner, Ponti Long. Carol Miles, fourth Row: Shirley Jcrnigan. Paulene Gilbert, Ward Triche. Kyle Tompkins, Stanley Bishop, Richard Newton. Ronald Benfield. Linda Bains, Ronnie O'Sullivan. Top Row: Arthur Hutchenson, Jimmy Cunningham, Mike Hazelwood, Doug Barr, Mark Ho- well, Mike Fowler, David Barnes, Art Hill, Odie Hamilton, Mrs. Sybil Jordan. Mr. Robert P. Kelley. 288 value of the past to leaders of the future First Row: Mary Belli Schillaci, Pam Matthews, Jean Sumner, Ruth Cannon, Jo Potter, Eva Sue Williams, Marcy Gallatin, Peggy Kemp- lay, Barbara Odom, Judy Patterson, Maclyn Larpcnteur. Second Row: Sharon Perkins, Shelia Ridge, Mary Lou Spurgeon, Kathy Priest, Jennifer Furcn, Susan Young, Joyce Purvis, Elaine Higgins, Nancy Schaeffer, Wanda Smith, Gayle Seamons. Third Row: Jean Mann, Kathy McKay, Cathy Hillard, Jill Myers, Jenestel Padar, Betsy Taylor. Barbara Grant, Hunnah Heald, Kathy Keating, Marth Katt. Fourth Row: Debbie Jacobs, Bobby Buelow, Stuart Foster, George Atkins. Judy Roush, James Freeman, Mike Munoz, Gary Odom, Ernie Hart, Larry Ben- nett, Richard Henderson. Top Rou: Bill Janacck, David Dudely, Kris Hunt, Claude Lowery Jr., Sammy Hancc, Charlie Mickcl, Richard Carr, Joe Kubik, Phillip Jackson. Richard Olachia. 289 Melanie Moore, Queen of the Confederate Court. President David Barnes was Master of Ceremonies at the Confederate Ball. Front Row: Kathy Keating. Marcy Gallatin, Peggy Kcmplay, Rosalin Franta, Elaine Higgins, Judy Roushe, Judy Kelley, Pant Matthews, Jean Mann. Linda Lyon. Back Row: Phillip Jackson, Parker Davis, Jack Brown, Jimmy Hrabinu, Pat Moffet, Bobby Floyd, Bobby Buclow, David Massey, Joe Kubic, Tommy Hathaway. 290 THE CONFEDERATE COURT Front Row: Robert Lyles, escort for flower girl: Sandy Brauncr, flower girl; Melanie Moore. Queen: A1 Badgley, crown bearer; Debbie Briggs, crown bearer. Back Row: Bill Boyd, escort; Jennie Badgley, Princess; Bennie Jordan, Junior Duchess; Roger Ward, escort; Donnie Burch, escort to Queen; Rodney Evans, escort; Barbara Odom, Sophomore Duchess; Judy Patterson, Princess; Bobby Mcister, escort; Linda Lyon, 1963 Queen. Queen Melanie reigns at Confederate Ball! History Club sponsors Confederate Queen Melanie is escorted to the throne by Donnie Burch. Crown bearers A1 Badgley and Debbie Briggs. The Queen, her court, and their escorts, lead off the dancing. Ball, Buckaroo Dance and Yacht Cruise Debbie Briggs. Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Jordan, Mr. Kelley. Cynthia Moore, Mr. Jordan, Jane Turner, and Bobby Wame take time out for refreshments at the Buckaroo Dance. Entertainment is often supplied the club by Mr. Charles Swick, Benny Jordan. Marlene Otis, and Judy Newton, who sing religious music. 293 Not all of histon J is made . . . Technicians Sieve Holmes, Ronnie Hamilton, Waller Still, and Richard McKinney run the show backstage during assemblies and play productions. Full-fledged National Thespians are officers Jeff Bat- tle. Vice-President; Chris Whitten, Secretary; and Larry Hall. President. The entertuinment committee lines up talent and programs not only for the Thespians, but for other clubs and organizations 3s well. The committee con- sists of Bryan Stager, Bill Smith, Richard Hughes, Susan Fox, Beverly Fox, and Ronnie Adcox. 296 Thespian Club Members of the Constitution Committee—Peggy I.ucas, Larry Hall, Henry Stevens, Ron Cannon, and Diunne Shelton—drew up the local troupe’s constitution. David Gregory. John Hunt. Jerry Smith, und Mary Ann Nichols—members of the party com- mittee—planned the Christmas party and the an- nual banquet. Mildred Lucas sponsors the Thespians at Lee. Seniors presented- Cast includes Kathy Leach, Becky Carip, Terry Ryals, Reggie Cobcr, Bill Boyde, Larry Hall, Jencstel Padar, and the director—Mildred Lucas. Karen Andre becomes hysterical upon hearing the man she was supposed to have killed really was dead. Weeping widow Nancy Lee is examined by District Attorney. “The Night of January 16th” Barbara Taylor, Chris Whitten. Ann Lcescmann, Nancy Chapplcman, Henchcl Rosser, Bill Smith, Scotty Harbers, Jeff Battle, and Travis Brav are also members of the cast. Becky, Patricia, Terry, and Peggy helped build sets for “January 16. Interact Clul) is part 298 Gary Lockhart Treasurer John Paulas Reporter Kenneth Martin Parliamentarian of a world-wide organization INTERACT CLUB ‘To provide opportunity for young men to work together in a world fellowship dedicated to service and international un- derstanding.” John Sturrock Sponsor Diana Alford Club Sweetheart Haney Day. Pierce Swofford, Perry Du Bose chat at installation. Junior Rotary Anns and Interact Club at joint installation 299 Varied activities filled Internet’s year Club Charlie, Raymond, Bill, Butch, and Fierce give Thanksgiving basket to needy family. Washing cars was one way Interacted raised funds. 300 BAYTOWN SOCIETY] FOR CRIPPLED hayrides. Club members relax after a hard day's work at the Cerebral Palsy center. Zebbie, Randy, and Mark give “thought for the day.” Bobby and Raymond cut the grass at the Cerebral Palsy center. Members plan for future activities. Richard, Pierce, and Johnny discuss new club activities. Boys clean up the Cerebral Palsy center yard. 301 Judy Liggett Jane Kennedy Ann Lcesemann Jennifer Jones Ronnie Thompson Becky Groncr Carolyn Morris Nancy Winningham Linda Vidrine Gayle Wiley Elaine Barnes Miss Evelyn Robson Gave Blumberg Sandra Lerch Mary Jean Schwartzkoph 302 v A% ; Betty Fuchs Donna Mooney Jo Ann Bernarden Betty Jacks Ann Humphries Ann Wismer Dottie Beal Georgeanne Thompson Linda Hickerson Candy Brunson Debby Carney Janis Mohr Margaret Hornsby Richie Knudson Debby Edwards Sandra Garrett 303 Rotary Anns were always busy L. to r.: Linda Hickerson, treasurer; Dottie Beal, secretary; Judy Liggett, vice-president; Ronnie Thompson, beau; Ann Leesenian, presi- dent; Nancy Winningham, sophomore director; Georgeanne Thompson, junior director; Kay Boggcss, senior director; Jennifer Jones, parliamentarian; Sandra Lcrch, chaplain. J.R.A. OBJECTIVES of the Club: To meet opportunities for service. To maintain high ethical standards in school and social life. To apply the ideal of service in personal and community life. Club Motto “Service above Self!” with some project. J.R.A.’s make foot kill man to promote school spirit. Rotary Anns enjoy making those football posters. 305 oriel of Science Other officers arc Robert Chat field, secretary, Rob- ert Warm , reporter, and Jim Aikey. treasurer. The representatives are John Killou b, junior. Her- schel Rosser, senior, ami not pictured is Richard Worth from the sophomore class. 306 ♦ beckons to Junior Engineers u Robert Ziegler, Richard Smalling. Mike Bullock. Jimmy Riggs Charle Schikman. and Herschel Ros- ser are some of the junior and senior member� of the cluh. u _ xr Bohhy Warne, Robert Atherton. John McClin- took, and John Aikey explain u formula. John Aikey. Richard Worth, Tim Casey. George Platt, and Ron- nie Middleton listen to a lecture. Muzzy D’Olivc, Robert Burns, Charlie Martiney, Edward Fer- guson, and Robert Whitson mix some formulas. John Drouilhct, Jack Cantrell, Hank Bethea. Will Bicklev. and Jim Brian examine a device from Humble. Other members of the club are Joe West. Jim Sparks. George Barnett, Mike Cole. Tim Schulty. and Jack Beard. Humble advisors are Jim Henderson and Jim Lutes. Hollis Rilly, Tony Beunchi, Mike McBride, Joel Alvis, and Hank Holcomb Hank Holcomb, Raymond Porter, Chuck Cummings, Char- les Schikman, and Joey Magee check an electronic wave. observe an electronic computer. Jets study electronics Paul Mears, Lynn Sanders, Raymond Henrich, Richard Birch, and Randy Attway listen to speech by an advisor. Mart Nelson, John Killough, Robert Chatfield, Mike Jones, and Jim Aikcy look over some technical equipment. Standing: Mr. LcRoy Wilkie. Jean Fuller, Diane Hasting� , Gail Brady, Brenda McAlister, Bonita Brazzil, Betty Eckert. Seated: Darrell Fullick, Ricky Young, Linda Smith, Jimmy Pratt. Mr. Noah Smith, faculty sponsor, Sandra Tarski. Linda Cunningham. Kathryn Martin, Diana Phillips, and Jenefred Hcderhorst. 309 Humanities Seminar pursues adventures of intellect Standing: Barbara Flury, Susan Brazzil, Mr. LcRoy Wilkie, director. Herschel Rosser. Pat Wylie, and Mrs. Louise Jones, faculty sponsor. Staled: Connie Pollard. Jo Carol Hebert. Kathy Leach. Jennie Badglcy. Claire Cone. Sarah Swain, Sue Carney, Kathy Leglcr. Andy Lumpkin, and Kitty Kana. The purpose of the Humanities Seminar is to afford posed of selected seniors, promotes discussions and activ- its members an opportunity to participate in discussion ities related to philosophy, communication, religion.'liter- groups that will broaden and develop understanding and aturc. psychology, music, and sociology, knowledge in the humanities. The Seminar, which is com- Lee Keyettes are the first group The Keyettes Service Club is eight years old. It was begun by a group of girls and their first sponsor. Mrs. Naomi Norton. The name Key- ettes was chosen because they are a sister club of the Key Club and spon- sored by the Kiwanis Club of Bay- town. Almost as old as Keyettes are the annual sales of apples and mums. Each year these two projects supply the funds with which Keyettes carry- out service projects. Other projects have been Thanksgiving baskets. Christmas baskets, work with Cere- bral Palsy School and Opportunity School, parties for Happy Harbor, and numerous other projects. The girls have adopted a Korean orphan this year. They send financial aid each month and correspond with the young girl. The membership of the club is restricted to thirty girls, with a rela- 310 lively equal number of girls from each class. 'Hu qualifications for membership are an 80 average, a desire to help others, and leadership qualities. Keycttes has helped to build character, to let a group of high school girls become more informed as to the problems of others, and to have fun in a creative manner. Robert E. Lee has the honor of having the first Keyette Club in in America. Other clubs have l een started in Texas and Oklahoma. President Pal Hudnall explains die tradition � l the sponsor- Keyette bracelet to Vice-President Nancy Tapp. of their kind in America Keyettes work Pat Hudnall, Mar)- Schwendeman, Janie Bruce, Harriet Sanders, and Mary Kay White work on the MUM SALE, the Kcyctte’s chief money-making project for the year. Janie is Mum chairman. Treasurer Kitty Kana and Secretary Jencfred Hcderhorst make a last check of finances of the club. Sophomore Director Betty Broyles, and Senior Director Jean Fuller call members about club activities. Parliamentarian: Edra Compton, Historian: Jean Mu ton make preparations for a club meeting. Pam Brceland, Lynn Stratton, Sandra Head, (apple chairman), Sharon Woods, and Benny Bcaudreaux deliver apples. to raise standards Junior Director Fredna Tillery and Sponsor Ima Mae Muston discuss plans for installation. Sara Griffin, Carole Gilmore, Helen Wilson, Edra Compton, Jean Fuller, and Jean Muston talk about current activities at the slumber party. Delores Evans, Martha Brunson, Mary Catbrine Stewart, Gay McMahon, Betsy Broyles, Elise Howell, and their dates all enjoy the Keyettc banquet. Kay Kelly, Leta Mosesman, Jan Orr, and Fredna Tillery get food for a basket. Kilty Kana headed the Keyettc committee responsible for repairing Mr. Lee,” pre- sented to REL by past Kevettes. ’64 Key Club’s theme is Mike Gillette Treasurer Frank Terry President Mike DalhquiM Recording Secretary Woody Butler Vice-President Render Dedicated Service Woody Kinsey Corresponding Secretary Pat Hudnall Sweetheart Hob Kalbitz Sponsor Key Club seniors are Jerry Schublc, Jimmy Wilhite, Larry Smith, Mike Ferrell, Robert Elswick, and Billy Barker. Keith Mullens, Dwight Denson, Mike Forchc and Richard Oliver. 316 Sophomore members are (Back Row) Fred Hand, Andy Sea- mons, Bobby Warren. (Front Row) Tim Stuart, Randy Beck- mun, and Donnie Cook. RANDY CALHOUN Senior Director An unidentified member faces “disciplinary action taken by the official board which consists of Dennis McAfee, Woody Butler, Woody Kinsey. Frank Terry, Mike Dahl- (juist, Mr. Bob Knlhitz, Randy Calhoun, Mike Gillette, and Jerry Goodson. heads Key Club projects Planning new projects are Jimmy Ammons, Ronnie Wilhelm. Charlie Liggett. Mike Lawhon, Neal Askew, Lan W'illiams, Kelly 01i%c, Herbie Thomas, Paul Worley, and Tommy Sooy. 317 Jcannine Lyons Parliamentarian -Chaplain Lionesses live up to The purposes of the Lioness Club are to live up to the motto. “We serve.” to instill high moral and ethical standards, and to prepare each member for a richer, more successful future. The club is sponsored by the Baytown T.ions Club. Service projects in- cluded giving a Thanksgiving and Christmas basket, collecting for the Muscular Dystrophy Drive, work- ing at the Sterling Municipal Library, giving a pro- gram for the Lions Club, and visiting children who were in the hospital at Christmas. Social functions included a banquet, a slumber party, and a luncheon. Dee Didrikscn Beau 318 Diane Hayes, Peggy Bailey. Kathryn Martin and Kathy Leach attend the installation. Motto -44 We Serve ’ Barbara Taylor Lana Savage Senior Director Sophomore Director Susan McGrnw, Martha Marti, Sue Carney. Susie Stephens, and Jeannine Lyons pul the Thanksgiving basket together. Gay Camp, Sharon Francis, Carol Morris, Annette Porter, and Cynthia Holecck participate in the Muscular Dystrophy Drive. Bcckv Holder, Barbara Taylor, I.ana Savage, Barbara Howell, and Markv McMillian prepare for the rum- mage sale. Members make poster f« r the rummage sale. Parties, meetings, Sally Sharp and Kay Mitchell prepare refreshments for the banquet. The girls make themselves at home at the slum- ber party. Mary Connally. Nancy Capplcman, Barbara Tarske, Sandra Tarski, Dana Garrison, and Rosemary Rogers enjoy the slumber party. 320 Working at the library arc Susan Viles, Cheryl Pridmore, Diana Phillips, Karen Stein, Nancy Rowe, and Gayle Bland. projects-Lionesses enjoy them all Members relax briefly at a meeting. These girls are Christmas shopping at the rummage sale. Kay Mitchell, Sally Sharp, Clair Cone, and Rosemary Meister cut out place cards for the banquet. mm Members attend club meetings on Tuesday. Math is extracurricular Gay White Vice-President Charles Marable President Members arc: David Petrash, Judy Crawford, Gay White, Com- mie Hiller, David McCormack, Roy Tidmon, Charles Marable, Mike Sheppard: Daniel Brown is not pictured. 322 Connie Hiller Secretary with them! Charles explaining a problem at a meeting. The club heard a lecture from teacher at Lee College. Roy and David talk over a current topic in mathematics. Sponsor David Richards, explaining problem. Members enjoy a party for all members. Optimisses mix work Judy .S. Williams Secretary Linda Anderson Treasurer Judy Shoemaker—Historian Shari Lee Brown—Chaplain 324 Emily Barrington Sociul Chairman Jo Ann Sharp Service Chairman and play; find time for both Bill Barker—Club Beau A few of the Optimises leaving for the Opportunity School, where they work. Simoncltc Pozzi, foreign exchange student, is hon- orary member of the Op- timises. Members enjoy an outdoor get-together. The club sells bows from the Op- portunity School Jeanette Anders, Charlotte Wilcox, Earlcne Bowers, Linda Mintcr and Donna Bell, have fun selling Christmas Tree Cards. Diana Caudle, Darlene Stovall, Jackie Johnson, and Judy Horton, Thanksgiving Basket to a needy family. Any Luck? Patricia Soger, Jo Ann Sharp, Barbara Turner, and Wickic Ebcrly. Some club members rest after selling Christmas Tree Cards. Club is not all work, there is some leisure. Girls prepare to sell book covers around town. 327 Pre-Med Clul) members .Sonja Strickland Corresponding Secretary Willie Boa Wood Treasurer Colleen Bailey Recording Secretary Pam Ingersol Historian Ricky Cloud Vice-President The purpose of the Pre-Med Club is to study biology beyond the high school level. Members visit various medical facilities in the Baytown area to gain familiarity' with the pro- fession which they study. All club members must enter a project in the science fair or present a program during the school year. The club varies its activities to include not only the training for the medical profession, but to stimulate fellowship among its members. Each member must maintain an 80 average and earn 70 or more points during the year by contribut- ing time and effort to the club. adhere to high standards Dwight calls the club meeting to order. Mr. If. M. McCandless explains the circulatory system at one of the meetings. Mr. H. M. McCandless Sponsor 329 Pre-Mecl members Dwight Young, president; and Col- leen Bailey, vice-president, preside over meetings. Sonja Strickland, Dwight Young, and Willie Ben Wood demonstrate Science Fair project. 330 Club holds car wash to raise money. observe interesting projects Science Fair project Students present projects at meetings. The boys seem to be enjoying themselves! Dwight finally docs some work, Club in session. Guest speakers offer interesting programs for Sr. Science Seminar Charles Schickman, Rickey Cloud. James Riggs, Dr. J. L. Franklin, and Jerry1 Schuble have refreshments after a meeting. Karen Buster, Robert Mylar, and Bill Wells chat with Professor Norbeck of Rice University who spoke to the club on Anthropology. Charles Schikman. Hank Holcomb, Jerry Schuble, and Mike Beaugh enjoy a social. Professor Bird of the University of Wisconsin lectures on the Japa- nese language. The Club members begin to come to order at a meeting in the home of Dr. J. L. Franklin, a community sponsor. Judy Crawford (left) and Libby Comeaux hold a conversation with Dr. Bumet Johnson, a community sponsor. Bill Wells, Hank Bethea, Mike Beaugh. Charles Schikman, and Mike Jones. Interest, aptitude typify Jr. Science Seminar Top Rote: Mr. Brown. sponsor; Raymond Heinrich, John Drouilhet, M i k c Williams. Muck Meggs, and Terry Brinkman. Hot tom Row: Leo- ncc Claud. L e t a Mosesman, Susan Viles, Jo Hargraves, and Gaye McMa- hon. members Top Row: Mr. Tipps, sponsor: Da- vid McCormick, Don Johnson, Will Bickley, Gerald Wulker, Joel Alvis, Robert Chat field, and Robert Ather- ton. Roltoni Row: Mrs. Hodges, spon- sor: Debbie Ed- wards. Wanda Re- kosh. Gay White, and Bonnie Mag- ness. Sophomore Science Seminar meetings provide answers to many questions Front Row: Becky Hastings, Elise Howell. Mary Beth Schil- laci, Betsy Broyles. Nancy Sheffield. Back Row: Sir. Chaimbcr- lain. Jack Cantrell. Rickey Front, John Hunt. Ronnie Endell, Pierce Swofford, and Mr. Voytek. Nancy Sheffield, Betsy Broyles, Becky Hastings Mary Beth Schillaci and Ronny Endel. 334 Nancy Sheffield, Betsy Broules. Mary Beth Schillaci, and Elise Howell. Members of Texas Jr. John Bums, Virgil Hoppe, Travis Bray won honorable men- tion at the Texas Junior Academy of Science Convention. Hcrshcl Rosser, Roger Bennett, John Adams, and Virgil Hoppe look over year’s events. Mrs. Nelson, Roger Bennett, Tra- vis Bray. Virgil Hoppe, John Kil- lough, Raymond Porter, John Bums. Hershcl Rosser, John Ad- ams, Mr. Voytek. Academy of Science attended statewide convention PURPOSE: To develop an interest in science through: 1. Encouragement of individual investigation. 2. Keeping up with current ad- vancements in science. 3. Becoming acquainted with leading scientists and active science organizations. Mr. Voytek, John Adams, Hcrshcl Rosser, Roger Bennett. John Killough, Raymond Porter. 335 Officers, left to right: Waller Stricklin, vice-president; Mack Meigs, secretary; Duck McBunch, sergeant at arms; George Vaught, president. The Slide Rule President: George Vaught, (silting) Vice-President: Walter Stricklin (standing). Our goal: to learn Back Rou left to right: George Sanchey. James Elkins, Ernest Maris, Duke McHunch. Walter Stricklin, Ken Robbins. Front Row: Mack Meigs, Vernon Hayes, George Vaught, Linda Dunawnv. 336 Club • • • anyone for M.I.T. ? Left to right: James Elkins, Linda Dunuway, Ken Robbins, and Ernest Maris. Our leader, Mr. Gale Swinging Walter Stricklin gets caught off guard. Left to right: Vernon Hayes, George Sanchez, Linda Dunaway, and Ken Robbins. Working, left to right: Vernon Hayes, Ken Robbins, and George Sanchez. Bottom Row, from left to right: Mike Welch, Bill Foster, Harry Robinette, Robert Hanson, Jimmy Baugh, Ross Winning- ham. Ronnie Gilbert, and Mike Feniy. Middle Row, from left to right: Alvin Dikcman, Glenn Kadcrli, Billy Lalumandicr. Richard Stratton, Tommy Donnelly, Curtis Smith, Jimmy Lovett. Top Row, from left to right: Charles Davis, Scott Georgi, Mike McDonald, John Greer, Mike Mueller, Norman Carrow, Eddie Christian, Mr. DeWitt. Left to right: Bill Foster, Mike Welch, Scott Georgi, Mike Finley, Eddie Christian. Left to right: Richard Stratton, Billy I.alumandicr. Harry Robinette, Mike McDonuld. Woodworking Chib shows that the hands’ work is a man’s work Left to right: Charles Davis, Billy Lalumandicr, Richard Stratton. Alvin Dikcman, Scott Georgi, Bill Foster, and Mike Welch. Left to right: Mike Mueller, Robert Hanson, Curtis Smith, John Greer, Tommy Donnelly, Alvin Dikcman, and Charles Davis. Mr. Childress Sponsor Mike Smith Consul Travis Bray Consul Beverly McCall Corresponding Secretary 340 Marilynnc Capps Seri bn Bonnie Magness Sweetheart CREED “We. the members of the Junior Clas- sical League, covenant to hand on the torch of Classical Civilization in the modern world. We believe an acquaintance with the Civilization of Greece and Rome will help us understand and appraise this world of today, which is indebted to ancient civilization in its government, laws, litera- ture, language and arts. Will Bickley, Mike Jones, Terry Brinkman, Margaret Suesse. Connie Thomas. Latin Letter Winners. James Jackson Business Manager Ronuhl Emlel Typist Olympic « liariot rare at National JCL Convention, Lawrence, Kansas. Roger Dillon Director of State Sheryl Wade Historian Martha Gopffarth, Music Director Sherry Smith, Publicity Director Molly St. John and Kathy Sanders with Mosaic. Judy Crawford, Bobby Schima, Elizabeth Hamel, Charlie JJggett, Jerry Moore with JCL Emblem. Ronald McCraw. Forum Editor John Busby, Director of Special Publications Margaret Sucssc, Recreational Director Mike Smith and Theresa Bailey in Roman Costumes. Carol Eiland. Membership Director Roberta Collin� , Carolyn Mickenheim. President Secretary Terry Ryals, Vice-President Lynn Strother and Jo Ann Padgett sell stationery to Mr. Armstrong and Mr. Adams. Roberta Collins calls the meeting to order. Mr. Tad lock looks on. William Tadlock, Sponsor Art Club The Art Club exists for the purpose of encouraging the appreciation of good art, and to provide companionship for those who have this appreciation. Many of the students participate in art exhibits in and around the city, and state. Pictures of oil, pastel, water color, and ink arc among the choices of types for the shows. Pictures may reach the national exhibit in New York. The Art Club sells stationery with the front of the high school pictured on it for their money raising project. They design posters and other pictures for different groups around Lee. Nancy Dc Shazo and Beverly Clement also work for art exhibit. James Murray, David Lester, Nancy Dc Shazo. John McManus, Dysena Edwards, all work on Art exhibits. Mary Riggs T reasurer Lynn Strother, Sergeant-at-Arms Billy Davis and Lee Devore work hard for art show. Eddie Mills, Reporter Dianne Gonzales, Parliamentarian Sue Hickey, Chaplain encourages creativity Diunnc Gonzales, Eddie Mills, Ginny Kay Shirley, and Mary Riggs check stationery sales. Jo Ann Padgett, Project Chairman Ginny Kay Shirley, Historian 347 HARRIS COUNTY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 582-8355 . 349 BAYTOWN, TEXAS Cong ratulations . . . Robert E. Lee Seniors You have completed your high school education in a modern and progressive public school system maintained by citizens of an enterprising industrial community. As you continue higher educational studies or go in to business and industry, may success crown your efforts in the exciting future of scientific and technological dis- coveries that lead to a better life. HUMBLE OIL REFINING COMPANY New and continuously improved fuels, lubricants, and chemicals from petroleum are the result of constant research by a staff of scientists and technicians in the Humble Research Center at Baytown Refinery. Doug Stewart assists Carole Gilmore. Mary Catherine Stewart. Con Pierson, and Martha Brunson In opening students' accounts at CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Kathy McKee and hor passengers look as if there's a Ford in their future.' 354 PEOPLES STATE BANK Many Loo girls find that the Houso of Stewart i tho best place to got glamorized.' JllUmq i' J i v V rJ Ba vtownTii 355 The girls have agrood on fust the thing to take to college. Congratulations Seniors CHADWICK STUDIO Hollaway's is a favorite spot for buying school supplies. 356 106 E. DeFee DIAL 582-7315 Students find good buys at Noal Dickens. A 'M-PHOTO SHOP v k R.E.L co-eds always check ot Tho Fabric Shop for the finest fabrics. The people at A M Photos are helpful to student customers. Britton-Cravens is constantly helping to build Baytown. 357 Pryor's is a groat spot for Gandors to tako a break and leave the books behind. Monteroy House brings the flavor of Mexico to 8aytown. Mikell Enderli and Kay Maasey prepare to ordor. 360 CITIZENS of SAVINGS TEXAS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 361 Faculty Index AMMONS. JEWELL B.A., Texas Woman’s University ARMSTRONG. HENRY N. M.A., Rice University ASHLEY. MARIAN B.A., Southern Methodist University BAETHE, BETTE B.A.. Texas University BARTIJ-'TT. MARY B.S., Sam Houston State BICKLEY. W. R. B.A.. M.Ed., East Texas State BOLLINGER. JAY B.S.. Texas University M.Ed., University ol Houston BOWERS. HELEN B.A.. Texas University BRADSHAW, NETTIE B.A.. Texas University M.A., Texas University BRENTZEL. WILLIAM B.S., Sam Houston State M.A., Sam Houston State BROWN. HALDEAN B.A., Doane College M.A., Gdorado Slate College BURKETr. MARY LOU B.A.. Trinity University CASEY. LAWRENCE EBERLY B.S., Sam Houston State CHILDRES. SHERMAN W. M.A.. East Texas State Teachers College CLEVELAND. ROSE MARIE B.S.. Texas University COOK. HARRIET!' F. B.S., Texas Woman’s University COUCH. LESLIE M. M.A.. University of Houston DEWITT. CLINTON LESLIE Southwest Texas State College DODSON. MARY PERRY B.A.. Texas University DUNLAP, DREW W. B.A., Texas University EDWARDS, GRACE MARIE B.S., University of Houston FARRAR. G. CLARE B.S., Texas Women’s University GALE. WILLIAM ARTHUR B.A., Rice University CAMMEL, JAMES WILLIAM B.A., University of Houston GEORGE. KATHERINE AGNES B.S., University of Houston GRIFFIN, ALVERA Ed.I)., University of Houston GUEMPLE. MARY B.A., University of Kansas M.M., Baylor HARRISON. ANNETTE B.S.. East Texas Baptist College M.Ed., Texas University HENDERSON. CLYDE L. Sam Houston State HENDRIX. TOM F. B.S., Sam Houston State HIGGINBOTHAM. H. LEON B.S.. East Texas College M.Ed., East Texas College HIGHTOWER. M. D. B.S.. Sam Houston State IMS., Baylor HUCKABEE, NATALIE L. M.S.. East Texas College HUGHES. JOSEPH M. B.S., Baylor IRVINE. JAMES R. B.S., Stephen F. Austin JONES. IRIS F. B.A.. Stephen F. Austin JONES. LOUISE B.A.. Baylor M.A., Baylor JORDAN. SYBIL GARNER B.S.. NTU M.S.. University of Houston KELLEY. ROBERT PHILLIP B.A., Pennsylvania State M.A.. Columbia University KERN. J ACQUELINE R. B.S.. Universitv of Houston KERN. R. T. B.S., Sam Houston State IIS., Texas A M KILGORE. CAROLYN S. B.S. K1LMAN, T. L B.A.. Texas A M KRAMER. H. R. B.S., Rice University KUDLA, ROLAND P . Texas A I LANHAM. DELBERT GEORGE B.S., Bethany Nazarene College LUCAS. MILDRED J. B.S.. North Texas State McCANDI.ESS. HILLARD MARSHALL B.S.. University of Houston McEI.ROY. MARY BETH A. B.. Baylor M.Ed., University of Houston MANSKER, ROBERT HENRY B. S., Texus A I MIT HAM. JANE B.A., Texas Women's University M.A., Northwestern University MOTLEY, VALREE Arkansas State Teachers College MULLER, WESTLEY FEDELL B.S., Texas A M M.S., Texas A M MUSTON, IMA MAE B.S., Texas University M.Ed.. Texas University MYERS. ROSELLE B.S., University of Houston NELSON. MAE REEDER B.S., Texas University Grad, work—Texas University M.I.T. NETTLETON, CLINT R. B.S.. Texas University M.Ed., Texas University NORTON. CARMEL C. B.S., Sam Houston State M.Ed., University of Houston PARRISH. BILL B.S., Abilene Christian PATTERSON. HALLIE M. B.S., Texas University POPE, GLORIA ANN B.A., Texas University PORTIS. PERCY AUBRY. JR. B.B.A.. Baylor M.Ed., Southwestern Texas State POTTER. Eli LA V. B.A.. Mary Hardin Baylor M.A.. East Texas Stale Teachers PI NCHARD. JOHNIEB. B.S., Mary Hardin Baylor M.A.. Baylor Ed.D., University of Houston RATLIFF, DURWARD B. B.S., Sam Houston State M.Ed., Sam Houston Slate RICHARDS. DAVID W. B.S.. Harding College RILEY. JOHNNY DOWD. JR. B.B.A.. Baylor M.S., Bavlor ROBSON, EVELYN B.A.. Texas University M.Ed., University of Houston ROCKHOLI), BEVERLY S. B.S., Texas University M.S., Universitv of Houston ROMAN. JOE II.ARIO B.A., Howard Payne ROWLETT. VIRGINIA I). B.S., University of Arkansas SCOTT. CLARA H. B.A.. Rice University M.S.. Colorado University SESSIONS. BEN S. B.A.. Texas University SIMPSON. ARTHUR LEE B.A.. Rice University M.A.. Rice University STANDEFER, KATHY MAE Howurd Payne College STRICKLER. MARY KATHARINE B.F.A., Southwestern Texas STURROCK. JOHN M. B.S.. Sam Houston State TADLOCK, WILLIAM J. B.S., University of Houston M.Ed., University of Houston THAMAN. JOHN Sam Houston State TREUHARDT, DON C Sam Houston State TREY BIG, DORIS ELAINE B.A., TCU VOYTEK, KENNETH JORDON Lamar Tech. WADDELL. LUCILLE McLEMORE B.S., Abilene Christian WARD. WILLIAM LEWIS B.S., Texas A M M.S., Texas A M WEBBER. BARNEY H. B.A.. Baylor M.A.. Baylor WEDGEWORT H, R. M. B.S., Stephen F. Austin M.A.. Peabody WHATLEY, WOODROW W. M.Ed., Sam Houston State WHITE, BETTYE JO B.S., Texas University M.Ed., University of Houston WHITT.. DOROTHY JACKSON B.S.. SWTSC M.Ed., SWTSC WOOD. JOE B.S., E.T.S.C M.Ed.. E.T.S.C. YOUNG. HENRY EPHRAHAM B.S., Texas Tech M.S., Texas Tech 362 Senior Credits ADCOX. RONNIE FI.OYD Thespian . 8 37 AIDEY. JAMES DIETZ JETS. 2. .1 See.-Treat. Band. 1. 2. 3 37. 231. 306. 307 AINSWORTH. JAMES CRA1C Choir. 1 Gander Caretle, 3 Traveler Staff. 3 A st. Editor 37. 221. 220 ALFORD. DIANA LYNN GRA. 1. 2. 3 Pret. Rand. I. 2. 3 Twirlrr Aut. Drum Ma{or Armstrong FTA. 2 Kltit 4 Queen Wmklf, 2, 3 Quern 3 Class Secretary, 3 Homer uming Court. 3 Senior Ditches 36. 37. 131. 186. 230. 233. 282. 28J. � 9 ALLEN. ROBERT WARREN Interact Club. 1, 2, 3 V.P. Student Council. 1. 2. 3 Football. 1. 2. 3 Football Club, 3 37. 110, 2. 228. 298 ALPHA. PAMELA ANN ALLEN. ROBERT 7« ANDERSON. JIMMY RAY Bate ball, 1. 2. 3 37 ANDERSON. LINDA FAYE Rand. 1. 2. 3 Concert Band. 3 V.P. Junior Optimi � , 2, 3 Trea . Armstrong FTA. 2. 3 37. 231. 23«, 32� ANDERSON. PAUL M. 37 ANTONINI. MARY ATHENA FBI.A HUtorr Club. 3 37 ARNETT. PARRICIA LOIS GRA. 1 Band. I 37 ASH. HOYA BONNER STACS. 3 Basketball, 1. 2. 3 Co-Captain Track. 2. 3 GRA Beau. 3 37. 282 AYI.OR. JO ANN 37 BVDCETT. LILLIE PEARL Homemaking Club. 2. 3 Chaplain 37 BADCLEY. JENNIE LEE Band. I. 2. 3 Svmphoole Band, 3 Wind Ensemble. 3 History Club. I. 2, 3 Vlee-Pre ident. 3 Honor Society, 3 Reporter. 3 Student Couneil, 3 Science Seminar, 2 Humanities Seminar. 2 Girl State Delegate, Mayor Confederate Ball Court. 3 Prinee 37. 72. KM. 210. 211. 22 . 230. 237. 280. 287. 309 BAILEY. PECCY SUE Brigadier . I. 2. 3 Senior Council Rrp. National Honor Society, 2. 3 LioneM Club. I. 2. 3 Junior Director Hlatorlan, 3 Robert E. Lee FTA. 2. 3 Vice-President. 2 Prraident. 3 37. 215. 211. 318 BAILEY. COLLEEN 37. 328 BAILEY. THERESA FRANCES Future Nurses Club, I. 2, 3 Corresponding Secretary President Junior Classical League 37. 312 BAINS. LINDA SUE Band. I. 2. 3 HUtory Club. 2. 3 Secretary National Honor Society, 2, 3 Woodwind Ensemble. 3 37. 211. 230. 237. 286 BAIRHINGTON. J AMES EARNEST D.O., 3 BARKER. BILL Football. 1. 2. 3 Key Club, 3 Student Couneil, 2, 3 Chaplain 38. 137. 142. 131. 186. 221. 228 BAKER. JOE Choir 1. 2. 3 38. 207. 208 BALDRIDGE. MARILYN SUE Choir. 1. 2. 3 38. 206 11A RUFF. K ATHY 38 BARCAS. PEDRO 38 BARNF.S, DAVID History Club. 1. 2. 3 Prraident Ratketball Manager. I, 2, 3 Bov State Senator Who' Who 38. 72. 193. 286. 287 BARNF.TT. DICKIE 38. 258 BARR. DOUCI.AS EUGENE Science Club. 1 HUtory Club. 3 38 B ARRETT. BILL Biology Club. 1. 2. 3 Vice-President Program Chairman 38. 250. 251 BARRERA.JOE CARLOS 38 BARRELI.EAUX. LIONEL 38. 39 BARRINCTON. GENE 38 BARTON. JANETTE IRENE Band 1. 2 D.E.. 3 Social Director Sales Manager 39 BASS. SHIRLEY JEAN Art Club. 3 llomemaking Club. 2 38 BATTLE. JEFF Band. 1. 2. 3 Student Conductor Junior Optimist, 2 Drama, 2 NatT The.,.tan. 2. 3 Vice-President, 2 Senior Plat, 1, 2. 3 Student Council. 1. 2. 39. 231 231 BAUCH. JIMMY Woodworking. I, 2, 3 Vice-President, 2 REAIRD. JACK Slide Rule Club. 2 JETS. 3 Choir. I. 2. 3 39. 207. 307 BEAL. DOTTY R. 1«. Spatk . I. 2 Junior Rotary Anns, I, 2 3 Seeretary, 3 Lee Rrigadiera. I. 2, 3 39. 303. 30� BEAUGH. MICHAEL JCL. 1. 2 Vicc-Proaident, 2 Rand. 1. 2, 3 Chaplain, 3 Nit’l Honor Society. 2. 3 President. 3 Senior Science Seminar 39. 210. 211. 230. 232. 237 BELL. WILLIAM EARL FFA, 2 DE. 3 38 BENAVIDES. HOMER 39 BENNETT. LARRY HUtory Club, 3 39 BERNARDIN. JOANNE George S. Armstrong FTA. 1, 2, 3 Parliamentarian, 2 Junior Rotary Ann , 2. 3 Southern Belle . 3 39. 205. 277. 303 BERRY. PAM Brigadier . I, 2. 3 George S. Armstrong FTA. 1, 2, 3 Senior Director. 3 Antler Club. 3 Student Couneil. 2 39. 21� . 276 BF.THEA. HANK Slide Rule Club. 1 Seeretary Herpetology Club, 2 Vice-President JETS. 3 Football Club. 3 Science Seminar, 3 Football. 1. 2. 3 39. HO 142. 307, 332 BIRCH. RICHARD Band. I. 2. 3 Swimming, I. 2 Slide Rule Club. 2 JETS. 3 39. 230. 308 BIRD. J. E. Football. I, 2. 3 JCL. 1 Football Club. I. 2. 3 39. 239. 112 BIRD. STELLA CK A. 1. 2. 3 A t. Captain Student Council, 1 39. 283. 28� BISHOP. LINDA Lee Brigadier . 1 40 BOBRETT, B ARRY Swimming. 1, 2, 3 Co-Captain, 3 BOCCESS. KAY Junior Rotary Anna, 1, 2. 3 Senior Director. 3 Southern Belle 3 41 BOLMANSKIE. JOHNNY Crou Country. 2, 3 Track. I. 2. 3 41 BONIN. HAROLD Science Club, 1 Vice-Pre ident French Club, 2 Vlcc-Pre ident DO. 3 Vice-Pre idcnt President 41. 256. 257 BOODELL. DIANA Student Council, 1, 2. 3 Representative at-large. 3 GRA. 2. 3 Vice-Prswident 3 41. 184. 186. 228. 282. 284 BOWERMAN. BILL STAGS. 3 Parliamentarian, 3 41 BOWERS. JON MIKE Track. I. 2. 3 Captain, 3 Science Club, 1 BOYD. Bil l. Science Club, 1 JETS. 2 Reporter Band. I. 2. 3 President, 1 Captain. 2. 3 Band Of!ieer‘a Club, 3 41. 230. 232. 234 . 237 BOYD. LINDA MAE DE. 3 41 BRADY. GAIL Anchor Club, 1. 2. 3 Secretary, 3 SSLC. 2. 3 Secretary 3 Humanities Seminar, 3 Band. 1. 2. 3 Twirler. 1. 2 Band Officer’ Club. 3 41. 210. 211. 230. 23� . 237, 238. 41. 210. 211. 230. 25� , 237. 238. 241. 278. 309 IIRANDON. ARTHUR CLYDE Band. 1. 2. 3 Stage Band, 2, 3 41. 230. 23� . 237 BRAZZ1LL. BONITA Science Club. 1 FHA. 3 SSLC.3 Humanities Seminar, 3 40. 211 BR ANDON, JANE 40. 235 BRAY. TRAVIS 40. 260. 33S. 340 BRA .ZIL. SUSAN KAY Science Seminar 2 Literary Event Club. 2 Vice-President, 2 Science Club. 1 Humanitir Seminar, 3 SSLC. 2. 3 NFL. 2. 3 See. 3 40. 211, 260. 309 BRICHT. TOMMY STAGS. 1. 2 40 BROCK.MARTHA 40 364 Senior Credits BRYAN. KATHY FHA. 2. 3 ViM-Pmldnil 3 Sonlhrtn Belles, I, 2. 3 CKA. 1 0. 285 BRYANT. LONNIE 41 BRYANT. RICHARD 41. 26� . 265 BUELOW. BOBBY Bind. 1. 2, 3 Stage Band, 3 Choir. 2. 3 History Club. 2, 3 40. 207. 208. 230. 234, 235. 237. 287 BUEKIN. THOMAS 40 BULLOCK. MIKE Football. 1 Basketball. 1, 2 History Club. 2 JETS. 3 SSLC. 2. 3 41. 211. 307 BURCH. DONNIE Baseball. 1. 2. 3 Senior President 36. II. 181. 203 BURCH. JACKIE FHA. 1 40 BURNETT. CHERYL Junior Optlmistes, 2, 3 Historian FNA. 1 DO. 3 40. 237 BURROUGH. RICHARD Pre-Med Club. 1 Track Team. 2. 3 41 BUSBY. HERBIE 41. 247. 2(8, 2 � 9 BUSSA. GWEN JCL. 1. 2 TKM. FNA. 3 Tennis Team 1, 2. 3 State Finalists 42 BUSTER. KAREN- 230. 215. 237. 282. 283. 332 BUTCHER.PATSY FNA. 2. 3 42 CALHOUN. KAREN Brigadiers. 1, 2, 3 Anchor Club. 2. 3 Student Council, 3 42. 97. 241. 228 CALHOUN. RANDY Krv Club. 1. 2. 3 Sen. Dir. Football. 1. 2. 3 Football Club Baseball. 1. 2. 3 42. 139. 142, 311 CAMP. BECKY CR N. I Anebor Club, 2. 3 Historian Brigadiers. 1. 2. 3 Student Council 2. 3 See. NHS. 3 Armstrong FT A. 2. 3 Thespians 42. 211. 226. 228. 239. 211. 276 CAMBELL. ANN- 43. 205. 2S6. 257 CAMBELL. DENNIS Chemistry Club. 2 FFA. I 43 CAMPBELL. R AYMOND Interact Club. 1. 2 3 Pre . Band. 2. 3 Pres. Stage Band NHS. 3 Boy’s State. 3 Who’. Who 43. 196. 211. 230. 232. 233. 23S. 237. 298. 300. 301 CAPPS. MARILYNNE Brigadiers. 1. 2 3 Lioness Club. I. 2 JCL. 3 Student Council. 2. 3 42. 310 CAPPLEMAN. NANCY Brigadiers, 1. 2, 3 Lioness Club, 1, 2. 3 43. 320 CARNEY. SUE Llourss Club, 1, 2 3 Student Council. I, 3 Brigadiers. 1. 2, 3 NHS. 2. 3 Humanities Seminar, 3 42. 228. 211. 309. 318. 319 CARROLL. SON'JA Brigadiers, I, 2. 3 Antler Club 2, 3 Reporter Lioness Club. 1 FT A, 2 Student Council. 3 42. 243 CARROW. NORMAN- 42. 338 CARTER. JOHN- 42 CARTER. SANDY 43 CARTER. SUE FHA. 1 CASEY. LARRY Drama Club. I Stage. 2, 3 Sec. Swimming Team. 1. 2 Choir. 3 42. 216. 219 CASKEY. NELDA FHA. 2. 3 12 CASTILLIO. ALEX Football. 1 Cross Country. I Baseball. I. 2 42 CASTLEBERRY. MELVIN FFA. I. 2 42 CASTRO. MARIA Spanish Club, I FHA. I 42 CASWELL. BARBARA 42 CAUTHEN. GARY 42 CHAMBERLAIN. JOHN 42 CHANDLER. NANCY History Club. 1 Student Council, 1 Antler Club, 2, 3 Chaplain FT A See. Bind. 1. 2. 3 Treas. Sweetheart 42. 230. 232, 233, 243. 214 CHANDLER. SUE ANN Science Project. I Student Council, 1. 2 Brigadiers, 2 DE. 3 Sweetheart Sec. 32. 43. 253 CHAPPELL. NORMAN FFA. I CLARK. CERAI.DLNE FHA. 1. 2 Pres. 42 CLARK. MARTHA FHA. 2. 3 See. DO. 3 42. 256. 257 CLEMENTS. GDIS 43 CLINTON. JANIE FHA. 2. 3 Pres. Southern Belles, 2, 3 � 3. 205 CLOPTON. JIMMY Football. 1 Track. 1. 2 Soph. Pre . Soph. Favorite Junior Pres. Junior Favorite Student Council, 1, 2, 3 STAGS. 2. 3 Pres. King ami Queen, 1, 2. 3 43. 228, 216 CLOUD. RICKY Junior Science Seminar Senior Science Seminar Rand. 1. 2. 3 Pre-Med Club. 1. 2, 3 V.P. 43. 231. 328. 332 COCHKUM. GEORGE Cull. 1. 2. 3 Chemistry Club, 1 41 COCKERHAM. JIMMY Woodworking Club. 2. 3 Swimming Team. 2, 3 Pte-Mcd Club, 1 4� COMEAUX. LIBBY Rand. I. 2. 3 Lieutenant Symphonic All-State All-District All-Region JCL. 1 NTIS. 2. 3 GRA. I. 2. 3 Ready Writing. I. 2, 3 Science Seminars, 1, 2, 3 44. 230. 232. 233. 234. 237. 285. 332 COMPTON. EDRA Band. I. 2. 3 Kejrcttcs, 2, 3 Student Council. 2. 3 Jr. Sec. Jr. Favorite Homecoming Court, 2, 3 King A Quern Assembly, 2 4� . 18� . 185. 228. 231. 312 COME. CLAIRE Brigadiers, 1, 2, 3 Treas. Lioness, 1. 2. 3 Sec. REL FTA. 2. 3 Treat. Humanities Seminar, 3 44. 215. 309. 318. 321 CONNOR. CATHY Brigadiers. 1. 2, 3 Lioness. 3 44 CONWAY. DOUC 41 COOPER. RUTH FNA. 1. 2. 3 V.P. DO. 3 41. 258 CORBF.TT. WAYNE NHS. 2. 3 Slide Rule Club. 1 41. 211 COTTEN. WESTON Drama Club, 1 ST ACS. I. 2. 3 Track Manager. 1 41. 2 � 9 COUCH. LESLIE MILTON Football. 1. 2 French Club. 2 DE. 3 252. 253 COWART. DONNIE FFA. I. 2. 3 41 CRANFORD. CLIFTON Track. 1. 2. 3 Cross Country. 1. 2, 3 41 CRAWFORD. JUDITH JCL. 1. 2. 3 Slide Rule Club. 1 Math Club. 2. 3 NHS. 2 44 . 332 CREASY. DELIA DO. 3 See. FNA 1. 2. 3 Brigadiers. 1. 2 4. 256. 257 CUNNINGHAM. LINDA Brigadiers, I, 2. 3 Antler Club. I. 2. 3 Historian JCL. 2 Science Seminar, 2 Humanities Seminar, 1 NHA. 2. 3 Pres. It. 210. 2M. 218. 228. 242. 244, 309 CURRY. MEREDITH Band. 1. 2. 3 Science Club, 1 Anchor Club. 2. 3 Chaplain 41. 230. 239. 241 DAFFKRN. DORTHEA Band. 1. 2. 3 Junior Achievement, 1 GRA. 1 Assistant Captain 41. 231. 283 DAHLQUIST. MICHEAL RAY Key Club. 1. 2. 3 Soph. Director. 1 Junior Director. 2 Recording-Secretary, 3 Basketball. 1. 2. 3 44 DANIEL. SALLY LYNN Southern Belles. 1 45 DARBY. ALAN VAUGHN IS DAVIS. BARBARA «5. 259 DAVIS. REBECCA Band, 1. 2 Jr. Optimisses. 1, 2, 3 Vice-President, 3 R. B. Sparks FTA. 3 45, 32� DAVIS. BILLY 45. 344 365 DAVIS. CHARLES FRANKLIN Woodwork Club. 3 43, 338 DAVIS. HERBERT PARKER Swimming Team. 1. 2, 3 Junior Achievement, 2 STACS. 3 Vice-President. 3 45. 2(6. 219 DAY.JOHN KENNETH Interact. 2. 3 Track. 1. 2. 3 Crot Country, I, 2, 3 45 DEI. TORO. EVA Futore Homemaker , 2, 3 ORA. 3 Student Council, 1 43. 285 DEI. TORO. IRENE Future Homemaker GRA. 3 43. 283 DEL TORO. I.UZ DO. 3 Viee-Pre� ident Spanish Club. I 41. 257 DIDRIKSEN DEE Interact. 3 Football Club. 2. 3 Football Team. 1. 2. 3 Beau. I.ioncw. 3 41. 136. 137. 112. 318 DIKEMAN. JAMES ALVIN Woodworking Club. 1. 2. 3 DIXON. DELMA FAY 45 DONNELLY. THOMAS FRANCIS Woodworking, 3 Football 1 45 DORMAN. RANDY V. Science Club, 1 45 DuBOSE. DANIEL WADE Pre-Me.l Club. 1 Interact. 2, 3 Student Council. 3 President. 3 Football. 1. 2. 3 National Honor Society. 2, 3 2nd Vice-President, 3 Junior Classic League, 1. 2 King and Queen Atsemhly. 2 Boy� State Favorite. 2 Who' Who. 3 Mr. BEL 46. 73. 137. 138. 142. 181. 185. 197. 211. 226 Dl'FFEY. VICTORIA LEE llomemaking Club. 3 Future Nur� e«. 1, 2. 3 46 DUNCAN. ROBERT LEE IK). 1 46 DUNN. NINA LOUISE Hi.tory Club. 1. 2. 3 Southern Belle . 2. 3 Trea... 3 46. 203. 205 DURNELL. VIRGINIA ANN 46 DURST. LINDA DIANE 46 EBERLY. WICKIE Junior OptimiMe . 2, 3 Band. 1. 2. 3 French Club, 3 NHS. 2. 3 46. 211. 231. 326 Senior Credits ECKERT. BETTY CRA. 1. 2. 3 Brigadier . 2. 3 46. 2«. 309 EDMUNDSON. BOn HDtory Club. 1 46 ELLIOTT, BILL Interact. 3 Football. I. 2. 3 Track. I. 2. 3 46. 138. 143 E LUSOR. ROBERT FFA. 1 46 ELSWICK, ROBERT ChemUtry Club, 2 Key Club. 3 Track. 1. 2. 3 Captain CroM Country 3 46 ENDERLI. CHARLIE 46 ESTRADA. FRANCES 46 EVANS. DELORES Brigadier . I, 2. 3 CRA. 1. 2 Keyette , 3 R. B. Spark. FTA. 2. 3 Student Council, 1 46. 278. 313 FANESTIEL. DONNIE Swimming Team. 1 Track. 2 FAYLE. JUDY Southern Belle , 1, 2. 3 Sec. V.P. Optimise , 1, 2. 3 Chaplain Prea. R. E. Lee FTA. 2 Senior Director Student Connell, 2 JCL. 1 47. 202. 205. 32 FEAZLE. MARY Choir. 1. 2. 3 Council, 3 French Club. 1. 2 Anchor Club. 3 47. 206. 208. 210 FERRELL. CAROL FHA, I 47 FERRELL. JIMMY FFA. 1. 2. 3 V.P. 47. 261. 26S FERRELL. MIKE Football. 1. 2. 3 All-District, 1. 2, 3 All-State. 3 Ceorge S. Armstrong FTA. 2 Swimming, 1 Key Club 3 Who’ Who 47. 13S. 136. 137, 142. 194 FISHER. CARY DON 47 FISHER. NANCY 47. 258 FLEMMING, JAMES 47 FLOYD.BOBBY Drama Club. 1 Swimming, I, 2 Choir. 3 Student Council, 2 47. 207 FLURY. BARBARA Chemistry Club. 2 History Club. 3 Senior Humanities Seminar, 3 NHS. 3 47. 309 FORD. DELLA Drama Club. 1 CHA. 2. 3 Southern Belles. 3 47. 284 FOSTEB. QWENDOLYN FHA. 2. 3 FOSTER. SHKKIIIE Band. I. 2. 3 Officer Club. 3 47. 230 FOSTER. BILL Woodworking Club, I, 2, 3 Secretary � 7. 337. .138 FOWLER. JILL Rand. I. 2. 3 Symphonic Band, 3 47. 230 FRANCO. YOLANDA CR A. 3 47 FRANSSEN, RICHARD FFA. I. 2. 3 Student Advisor (7. 261. 265. 266 FREEMAN. JANES Swimming 1 Student Council, 2 History Club, 3 47 FRENCH. CAROLYN GRA. 2. 3 47 FRENCH. RICHARD Band. I. 2. 3 47. 231 FRENCH. SHIRLEY DO. 3 ♦7. 257 FULLEN. KENNY Football. 1. 2. 3 Choir. 1. 2. 3 Madrigal Pre . 47. Ill, 207, 208, 213 FULLER. JEAN Brigadier . I. 2, 3 V.P. Kejrfltn, 2. 3 Senior Director Ceorge Armstrong FTA, 1, 2 CRA. 1 NHS. 2 Humanities Seminar, 3 47. 206. 215, 309. 312, 313 FULLICK. DARRELL NHS, 2. 3 Tennis. I, 2. 3 Slide Rule Club. 2. 3 Pres. Science Seminar, 1, 2 Humanities Seminar, 3 48. 211. 309 FULMER. DIANNA Southern Belle . 1 Choir. 2. 3 Future Nurse I, 2. 3 48. 206 GALLATIN. MARCY Southern Belir . 1 Choir, 2. 3 History Club, 2. 3 48 CAMMACE. ADRIAN Biology Club, 1 Woodworking Club. 1 48 GARCIA. CI.ARA FNA, 1. 2. 3 48 GARZA. LUCILLE 48 CAY. SHARON Choir. 2. 3 Student Council. 1 48 206. 208 GENTRY. SCOTT Track 48 CEYER. JEANIE Band. 1. 2 Southern Belle . 1 FTA. I. 2 Chaplain 48. 205. 276 GIEGF.R. KAREN NHS 48 GEORGE.SCOTT Woodworking Club, 1 48 CILBERT. PAULINE Southern Belie . I. 2. 3 History Club. 1. 2. 3 48. 205 GILES. DOROTHY FHA. I. 2 Reporter 48 GILL. SUSAN Southern Belle , 1. 2 FTA. I GRA. I 48. 205. 283 GILLETTE. MICHAEL Key Club. 1. 2. 3 Trea . Annual Stall. 2, 3 Business Manager. 3 Sport Editor, 2 JCL. I 18. 121. 223 CILMORE. ROBERT Pre-Med Club, I. 2 Chaplain Latin Club. 3 48. 321 GIVENS. CURTIS 48 COBF.R. REGGIE History Club. 1. 2. 3 JCL. 1 48. 287 CIROR. JAMES 48 CIBSON. CHESTER 48 GONZALES. EUNICE FNC. 1. 2. 3 Choir. 1 50. 206 GOODWIN. JAY 50 CORDY. DEANNA SO. 205 GRANT. BARBARA Baud. I. 2. 3 History Club. I, 2, 3 Southern Belle . 1, 2. 9 SO. 205. 231. 23� CRANT. BOBBY 50 GREEN. MILBORN 50 GREGORY. JOHNNY 50 GRIFFIN. CAROLYN FNA. I. 2 Trea . 50 366 Senior Credits GRIFFIN. SARA Ktjciit . I. 2, 3 Reporter Student Council, 2, 3 Reporter FTA. 2. 3 Pre . I .re Traveler, 2, 3 Club and Orgznirztiont Editor-In-Chief, 3 Gander Gazette, 2 Editor-In-Chief JCL. 1 NatT Latin IIS. 1 Regional Slate Finalbt— JtmrnalUm Who' Who, 3 50. 123. 105. 223. 256. 228. 229. 278. 313 GUNTER. JUDY JCI.. 2 50 HALE. ROBERT 50 HALES. BI DDY 51 HALL. ROBERT An Club. 1 Chaplain Drama Club. 2 Treat. Tbetpian. 2. 3 Pre� . SI HALL. ROSANELL FNA. I. 2. 3 SI 1IAMMACK. SHARON Hi lory Club. 1. 2. 3 Southern Belle I. 2. 3 51. 205 HAMMER. JUDY FNA. 1. 2. 3 Band, I JCL. 1 51 HANCOCK. WAYNE Gander Gazette. 3 Sport Editor SI HANKS, ROGER 51 HANSON. ROBERT Woodworking Club. 1. 2. 3 HARRERS. SCOTTIE Science Club. 1. 2. 3 V.P. PreMed Club. 1 SI HARMON. RYAL 50 HARRIS. LARRY JCL. I Biology Club. 2 V.P. 50. 250 HART. VIVIAN Antler Club, 1, 2, 3 Senior Director REI. FTA. 2. 3 Reporter 50. 213 HARTLESS. LINDA FIIA. 1 51 HARTZOC. JUDY Rand. 1. 2. 3 51. 230 HASTINC. DIANE Brigadier 1. 2. 3 Pre .. 3 Lione Club. 1. 2, 3 R. B. Spark. FTA. 1. 2. 3 Recording Sec. Senior Director NIIS. 2. 3 Science Seminar. 2 Human it ir Seminar, 3 51. 211. 21S. 218. 278. 309 HAYES. DIANNE Lionet Club, 2, 3 Brigadier . 1, 2. 3 REI. FTA 3 51 HAYES. ROBERT Choir. I. 2, 3 Pre-Mrd. 2. 3 SI HAZELWOOD. MIKE Hittorv Club. 2. 3 Bairhall. I. 2. 3 Ba.ketball. 1 51 HEAD. SANDRA JCL. 1 Brigadier . I. 2. 3 Kevrlte . 1, 2, 3 Sophomore Director Southern Belle . 3 51. 205 HERBERT. JO CAROL Band. 1. 2. 3 Officer CliJh GRA. 2. 3 HNS. 2. 3 French Club. 1 Humanitlr Seminar, 3 52. 211. 211. 230. 283. 309 HEDF.RHORST. JENEFRED Band. 1. 2. 3 Drum Major. 1, 3 Twlrler Keyettr . 1. 2. 3 Sec. Student Council, 1, 2, 3 CSL Eic urhe-at-large Humanitlr Seminar, 3 Cl... Favorite. 1. 2 King-Queen A.irtnbly Who . Who, 3 52. SS. 73. 191. 181, 185, 230. 227. 228. 229. 233. 309. 312. 313 HENCKELL. KAY GRA. 1. 2. 3 Captain Brigadier . I, 2 52. 283. 28� HENDERSON. RICHARD HUtury Club. 3 52 HERRIN. SHIRLEY FIIA. 3 52 HERRINGTON. MICHEAL An Club, 3 52 IliCKERSON. LINDA Brigadier , 1, 2, 3 HlitorUn H. B. Spark. FTA. 1. 2. 3 Junior Rotary Ann , 1, 2, 3 Tren . 52. 215. 218. 303. 30� HACKEY. BONNIE SUE FHA. I DE. 3 An Club. 2 52. 31� HICCINBOTHAM. JOSH lli.tnry Club. 1 Football. 1. 2. 3 52. 137. 138. I � 2. 113 HIGHTOWER. ALLEN JETS. 2 52 HILDEBRAND. LOWELL HFL. 2. 3 Drama Club. 1 Band. 1. 2. 3 Svmphonle Band 53. 230 HILI.HOUSE. SHIRLEY DO. 3 53. 257 HILLMAN. KAROL FNA. 1 53 HIMEL. JUDY Junior Optimi «e«, 2. 3 Sec. 52 HINES. SHIHLENE Spani.h Club. 1 52 IIIVELY. BARBARA Student Council 52 HOLCOMB. HANK Slide Rule Club. 2. 3 JETS. 3 Science Seminar, 3 52. 332 HOLDER. JANICE NHS. 2. 3 Anchor Club, 1, 2, 3 Junior Director Senior Director French Club 3 Ttra . 52. 211. 2� . 210 HOLECEK. CYNTHIA Southern Bellr . 1. 2. 3 NHS. 2. 3 Lione Club, 3 Gander Gazette, 3 52. 205. 211. 220. 319 HOLLIS. BECKY Southern Belle . 1 NHS. 2 CRA. 2. 3 Captain George Armstrong FTA, 2 52. 28� HOLLA WAY. LARRY 52 HOMER. CLAUDIA 53 HOOD. CI.ADYS DO. 2. 3 Choir. I HOOKS. CAROLYN FNA. 1 53 HORTON. NORA 52 HUBBARD. BUTCH Interact. 1 Football. 1. 2. 3 All.Dl.triM 53. 136. M2. 113. 18� . 185 HUCKABEE. JUDI REI. FTA. 1. 2. 3 Sophomore Director Junior Director V.P. Lione Club. 1, 2, 3 Brigadier , I, 2, 3 52 HUDDLE. DOUC Track. 1. 2. 3 52 HUDDLESTON. SUE Southern Belle . 1 HUtory Club. 2 Choir. 2 Antler. 3 53. 206. if� . 209. 2« HUDNALL. PAT Keyctte . I. 2. 3 V.P. Pre . R. B. Spark FTA. 1. 2. 3 Brigadier . 1, 2. 3 Cl � Secretary Sophomorr Cla Favorite 1. 2 Student Council. 3 Who � Who. 3 GSL, 3 King-Queen Aatembly, 2, 3 5«. 55. 192. 228. 229, 278, 311, 312 HUNTLEY. SARA SI HURST. MABLE SI HUTTO. RICHARD 51 HUWEIDER, REBO Band. 1. 2. 3 Student Conductor AII-DUtrict All-Region 51. 230, 211. 231. 237 1NGVARDSEN. SHARON ANN FNA. I Science Club. 2 Pre Med Club. 3 JANES, KATHLEEN Antler Club, I, 2, 3 V.P. Trea . George Armurong. FTA, 1, 2, 3 Brigadier . I. 2. 3 Flr� t Lieutenant Choir. 1. 2, 3 See. 5 . 206. 208. 209. 242. 2 4 JEFFCOAT. LYNDA SI JEKNICAN. SHIRLEY Band. 1. 2. 3 Librarian French Club, 1 lli.torv Club. 3 St. 231 JOHNSON. CAROLE Southern Belle . I. 2 Choir, 3 Junior OptiraUac . 2, 3 Corge Armstrong FTA, 2. 3 SI. 206, 276 JOHNSON. GLEN KAY DE. 2. 3 Sgt. at Arm 51 JOHNSON. HARRIET GRA. 2. 3 Rand. I. 2. 3 Twlrler Symphonic Wind Entemblo AII-DUtrict All-Region SI. 230. 23� . 28S JOHNSON. JUDITH FNA. 2 Reporter DO. 3 V.P. JCL. 1 5� . 258 JOHNSON. JERRY 54 JONES. ANNA JEAN Seleoce Re� eareh Club. 1. 2 Biology. 3 Sec. Band,' I. 2. 3 51. 231. 250 JONES. JENNIFER Brigadier . 1. 2. 3 Drum Major Junior Rotary Anna, 1, 2, 3 Pari. George Armstrong FTA, 2, 3 SI. 21� . 219. 302. 30� JONES. JIMMY Ba.rball. 1. 2. 3 55 JONES. MICHAEL ChomUtry Club. 1 Alpha Beta Gamma, 2 Jet . 3 NHS. 2. 3 Chaplain Science Seminar, 1. 2, 3 Band. 1. 2. 3 55. 210. 211. 230. 237, 308. 332. 341 JONES. TANYA Brigadier . 1. 2, 3 Antler Club. 1. 2. 3 Junior Director See. Student Council. 2 SS. 212. 21� 367 KAMA. KITTY Kryc-ttet. 1. 2. 3 Junior Director Trow. MIS. 2. 3 Bind. 1. 2. 3 See. Symphonic Wind Knternhie All-District All-Re ion Science Seminar, 2 Humanities Seminar, 3 Ready Writing, I, 2 55. 211. 228. 230. 232. 231. 236. 30T. 312. 313 KELL. JOHN ss KELLER. BARBARA Homemaking Club NHS 55. 211 KELLY. KAY Brigadier . 1. 2. 3 Keyettea, 1. 2. 3 Student Council, 2 55. 205. 313 KELSO. SANDRA Choir. 2. 3 55, 206 KELSO. WELDON Football Manager, 1, 2 5$ KENNY. KAY Southern Belle� , 1, 2. 3 History Club. I, 2, 3 Candor Carette. 2 Sport Editor Lee Traveler Staff, 3 Sport Editor 55. 225, 224 KII.CORE. CHARLES Track. 2. 3 STAGS. 3 55 KING. JAN- 55 KINSEY. WOODIE French Club. 1 Pre . Kev Club. 2. 3 Sec. Coif. 1. 2. 3 Captain 55 KIRKLAND. LARRY FFA. 2. 3 Suicide Squad. 2 Football Manager 55, 139 KLEYPAS. TOMMY JCL. 3 55 KLAESEL. CYNTHIA 56 KNOX. LINDA Homemaking, 2 56 KNUDSON. RICHIE Junior Rotary Ann , 1. 2. 3 Jr. Dir. Brigadier . I. 2. 3 Student Council, 3 Armstrong FTA, 2, 3 Trea . 56. 276, 303 KORENEK. JUDY lli.tory Club. 2. 3 Southern Belle . 1, 2 Choir. 3 Student Council, 1, 2 56. 206 KRESDE. PAT 56 Senior KRIZAK. DORTHY 57 KVETON. KATHY History Club. 2 Armatrong, 2. 3 Brigadier . 2, 3 57. 277 LAFUENTE. GILBERT French Club Slide Rule. 2, 3 Cro Country, 1, 2. 3 Track. 1. 2. 3 57 LAMB, EMMIE FNA, 1 Student Council. 2 Junior Optlmlaar . 3 57 LANEY. SHARON French Club. 1 57. 263 LANNOU.ROBERT 57 LANSFORD.JANICE 57 LARKING. WELDON FFA. 1 57 LAWRENCE. GAIL Choir. 2. 3 FNA. 1. 2. 3 DO. 3 Student Council, 1 57. 228. 256. 257 LEACH. KATHERINE Llone Club. 1. 2. 3 Director V.P. Prea. FTA. 1. 2. 3 Debating Society, 1, 2. 3 Humanities Seminar, 3 57. 211. 217. 261. 309. 318 LEESEMAN. ANN Brigadier , 1. 2, 3 Company Commander Junior Rotary Anna, 1, 2, 3 Pre . Spark . FTA. 1. 2. 3 V.P. Who' Who 57. 196. 214. 278, 302. 301 LECLER. KATHY Dramitlc. 1 Hialnry Club. 2 Band. 1. 2. 3 NHS. 2. 3 All-Dl.trict All-Region. 2. 3 Wind Entemble. 2, 3 Humanitie Seminar Band Officer Club 57. 211. 230. 231. 236, 309 LF.RCH. SANDRA Brigadier . 1, 2, 3 Twlrler Student Council. 1, 2 Junior Rotary Ann Chaplain 57. 302. 301 LESTER. DAVID Art Club. 3 57 LEWIS. MARY CRA. 1. 2 Brigadier . 1, 2, 3 Anchor Club. 3 57. 240 LIGCF.TT. JUDY Junior Rotary Ann V.P. Brigadier . 1. 2, 3 Sec. Student Council 57. 215. 102. 30� Credits LISENBEE. WARREN STACS. 1. 2. 3 Choir. I. 2 Track, 1. 2 Cro Country. I, 2. 3 57. 219 LIVIEI.Y. MARILYN FTA. 2. 3 Parliamentarian NHS JCL. 1 Choir. 2. 3 Section Leader S7. 206. 209. 211 LOCKHART. CARY STAGS. 1 Junior Rotary. 2, 3 Trea . Football. I. 2. 3 FTA Chaplain 57. 136. 110. 138. 142, 298 LOCKETT. C1NGER Brigadier . 1, 2 Anchor Club, I. 2 Gander Caiette. 3 57 LONG. MARVIN FFA. 1. 2. 3 LORENZ. RONALD 57 LOTZ. BARBARA Science Club. I 57 LUCAS. RICHARD FFA, 2. 3 DE. 3 Student Council. 3 57 LUMPKIN. ANDY Choir. 1. 2. 3 Pre . Choir Council Section Leader Madrigal Singer. 2, 3 Coif Team, 1 JETS. 2 Science Seminar, 2 Humanitie Seminar. 3 57. 207. 208. 209. 213 LUSK. PENNY Brigadier . 1. 2. 3 Anchor, 1. 2, 3 Student Council King-Queen A� � embly, 2. 3 57. 228. 241 LYON. JAMES Choir. 1. 2. 3 Basketball, I. 2 57 LYON. MARY KAREN Brigadier . 1. 2. 3 Drum Quarterma ter CRA. 1. 2. 3 Reporter FTA. 3 57. 282 LYONS. JEANNINE Brigadier . I. 2, 3 Hi torv Club, 1 FTA. 1 Llone Club. 2. 3 Chaplain 58. 318. 319 LYONS. JERRY STACS. 3 Track. I. 2. 3 Cro Country. 1. 2. 3 58. 218. 249 McAlister, brenda Brigadier . I. 2. 3 HUtory Club, 1 Antler Club. 2. 3 Armstrong FTA, 2 Student Council, 3 NHS. 3 Humanitie . 3 58. 211. 228. 244, 309 MeCAGG. CHARLOTTE FNA. 2. 3 Band, 3 58. 231 McCLEN. RONNIF. Science Club, 2, 3 58 MeCULLOUCH. PATRICIA Band. I. 2. 3 Officer Club. 1, 3 HUtorian, 1, 3 Wind Ensemble Junior OptimUsc , 1, 2, 3 Service Chairman. 2 59. 230. 232. 234. 237 McLain, paula 59 McManus, cavid 59 McSHAN. JANELLE Southern Belle , 1, 2, 3 Second Soprano Chairman 59. 203. 20S MACHA. MARGARET Homemaking Club. 3 58 MAGEE. JOEY Spanish Club. 1 Slide Rule dub. 2 JETS. 3 Choir. 1. 2. 3 58 MAHER. GEORCE FBLA. I HUtorian Speech Club, 2 58 MALICK, SHIRLEY Junior Optlmltar , 2 CRA. 3 58. 281 MALLORY. LYNDON lli.tory Club. 3 Student Council 59 MANCUM. DAVID Interart Club, 1. 2. 3 Chaplain, 2 Football. 1. 2. 3 All-District Baseball. 1. 2. 3 V.P. of Senior Clan 59. 137. 142 MANN. KIRK Football, I. 2. 3 Track, 1. 2. 3 Interact Club, 3 Student Council Parliamentarian 59. 138. 141, 142, 143, 227, 228 MAREK. BETTY FHA 59 MARTIN. KENNETH Football. I. 2. 3 Track. 1. 2. 3 Interact Club, 2, 3 Parliamentarian 59. 138, 141, 142. 298 MARTIN. KATHRYN CSA. 1 Junior Science Seminar Brigadier . 1, 2, 3 FTA. 3 Lionet Club. 3 Humanities Seminar, 3 NHS. 2. 3 59. 211. 309. 310 MARTIN. PATRICIA FHA. 1 FNC, 2. 3 Reporter 59 368 MAYBIN. JESS FFA Treat. S9 MAYFIELD. JKRRELL Latin Club. I DE. 3 59 MEADOR. ROBERT 59 MEARS. FALL JETS 59 MEICS. VIRGINIA GRA. I. 2. 3 Ban.!. 1. 2. 3 Wind En� «nble, 3 59. 211. 230. 281 MEISTKR. BOBBY STAGS. 3 Sm Immine Team 0. 181. I� . 219 MEISTER. ROSEMARY Brigadier , 1. 2, 3 French Club. 1 Lionet . 2, 3 R. I� . Spark FTA. 2. 3 Parliamentarian 60. 278. 321 MERKA. MARILYN 60 MICHEL. CHARLIE Football. 1 Track Manager. 1. 2, 3 Spanith Club. I HWtory Club. 2, 3 Annual Stall. 3 60. 224. 225 MICKEMIEIM, CAROLYN FHC. I Student Council, 1 Art Club. 2. 3 See. DE dub Historian 60. 206. 252 MILLER. BARBARA FNC. I. 2. 3 Sophomore Rep. NHS, 2 Southern Belle . 1 Choir. 2. 3 Madrigal Singer. 3 60. 206. 213 MILLER. CHARLES Slide Rule Club. 1 Band. 1. 2. 3 60. 231 MILLER. JESSE FFA. 1. 2. 3 60 MILLER. PATRICIA Rand. I. 2 Twlrler Antler Club. 1. 2. 3 Sophomore Director Corroponding See. Annual Stall. 3 Penonalitir Editor 60. 71. 221. 242 MILLER. PAULA Southern Belle . 1 Choir. 2. 3 V.P. FTA. 2. 3 HWtorian Antler. 2. 3 Parliamentarian 60. 208. 209. 242 MILLS. EDDIE JCL. 1 Art Club. 3 Reporter Gander C.Alette. 3 New Editor 60. 222. 34� . 315 Senior Credits MILLS. BETH Band. 1. 2. 3 Spanith Club. 2 See. Slide Buie Club, 2 See. Science Seminar, 2. 3 NHS. 2. 3 60. 211. 230 MILNER. I.ARRY Slide Rule Club. 1 French Club. 2 60 MIMS. SHIRLEY Southern Belle . 1. 2, 3 HDtorian Antler Club. 2. 3 60. 203. 205. 211 MITCHELLM, BUZZY Choir. 1. 2. 3 Student Conductor Madrigal� , 2. 3 All-Region Trark. 1. 2 Tenni� , 3 Cla � Favorite, 1. 2 King-Quern Awmbly. 2. 3 Cla� � V.P. 60. 207. 208. 209. 213 M OLA ISON. SUSAN Rand. 3 Wind En««mb!e Antler Club, 3 60. 230. 237. 21� . 215 MOLINA. SYLVIA Band. 1. 2. 3 CRA, 3 60. 28� MOONEY. DONNA Brigadier� . 1, 2. 3 Senior Council l.ionr � Club. 2. 3 Junior Rotary Ann , 1 60. 215. 303 MOORE. BEVERLY CRA. 2. 3 61 MOORE. BEVERLY CRA. 2. 3 61 MOORE. BETTEY 61 MOORE. BUDDY Football. 1. 2. 3 Football Club. 2. 3 Anchor Club Beau 61. 116. 136. 138. 142. 239 MOORE. MELANIE Spark. FTA. I. 2. 3 Hi.tore Club. 1. 2. 3 Student Council. 3 Cheerleader. 1. 2. 3 Homecoming Court, 1. 2. 3 King and Queen Assembly, 1, 2 Confederate Ball Court. 1. 2. 3 CUm Favorite. 1. 2 STACS Sweetheart. 3 61. ft 81. 181. 228. 229. 246. 278. 286. 287 MOORE. SARAH Pro-Met!. I. 2 DO. 3 61 MOORHEAD. MARILYN FNA, 1. 2. 3 61 MOORHEAD. MARILYN MORGAN. BARBARA Ltone � Club. 1 Southern Belle . I, 2, 3 Madrigal� , 2, 3 HWtorian Publicity Student Council. 1 SSLC, 2. 3 Spark. FTA. 2. 3 Band, 1. 2. 3 Symphonic 61. 203. 205. 213. 230. 278 MOKKLS. PAT 61. 256. 257 MORRIS. RONALD French Club, 1 Student Council, 1. 2, 3 Swimming Team, 1 Trark. 2. 3 Croat Country, 2. 3 NFL. I. 2. 3 61. 228 MORRIS. WALTER Choir. 1 Track. I. 2 DO. 3 MORRISON. JIMMIE GRA. 3 61. 285 MORTON. DIANE Band. 2. 3 Symphonic Stage Band Southern Bellet, 3 GRA. I SSLC.2 Spark. IT A. 2. 3 61. 205. 230. 237 MOSEI.Y. BRENDA FNA. 2. 3 Student Council, 1 61 MUELLER. MIKE FFA. 2. 3 Woodworking Club. 1 61 MULLENS. RONNIE DE, 3 62 MULLINS. SHIRLEY 62 MURRAY. JOHN 62 MURPHY. MARTHA 62 MUSTON. JEAN Band. 1. 2. 3 Twlrler Keyette . 1, 2, 3 HWtorian 62. 231. 23� . 312. 313 MYLAR. ROBERT Science Seminar. 1. 2 Band. 1. 2. 3 SSI.C. 2. 3 Who'a Who, 3 192. 230. 332 NAVARRE. DIANNA Art Club. 1 Secretary 62 NELSON. MART DUDLEY Chemlatry Club. 1 Slide Rule Club. 2 JETS. 3 Band. 1. 2. 3 62. 231. 308 NELSON, RANDY EUGENE Interact, 2. 3 Band. 1. 2. 3 All-Diatrict. 3 Stage Band Wind En emble Symphonic Band OHierri Club. 3 62. 230, 23� . 235. 237 NEWMAN. ROSE Choir. 1. 2. 3 Section Leader Student Council, 2 62. 206. 208 NEWSOME. JOSEPH EDGAR Ba.ketball. 1. 2. 3 Co-Captain Track. 1. 2. 3 62. 181. 186 NUCENT. NORMA Pre-Mod Club. 1. 2. 3 Reporter DO Club. 2. 3 62. 257 NOVOSOD. L. J. 63 ODOM. KENNETH IK) Club. 3 Suicide Squad. 1 CroM Country. 2. 3 Co-Captain Track. 2. 3 Fir ! in Dittricl Mile Run 62. 258 O'HARA. CHARLENE Southern Belle . 1, 2. 3 62. 205 O'NEAL. BETTY 62 O'NEAL. JOHN PATRICK Swimming Team, 1, 2, 3 Co-Captain 62 O'SULLUIAN. RONNIE Hiatory Club, 3 62 OTTO. TOMMY 62 OTIS. SHARON DONENE French Club. 1 HWtory Club. 3 62 PADAR. JENESTEL FNA. 1 HWtory Club. 2 Band. I. 2. 3 Officer Club. 3 63. 231 PARKER. JUDY Anchor Club, 1. 2, 3 Corresponding See. Trca . Brigadier Spark FTA. 1, 2, 3 Student Council. 2 SSLC. 2. 3 63. 205. 211 PARRISH. PATSY Band. I, 2. 3 District and Region Band , 2. 3 FNA. 2. 3 SSLC. 2 63. 230. 237 PATTERSON. JUDY Hiatory Club. 2. 3 63 PENNY. PAUL SpanUh Club. 2. 3 Trca . JETS. 2 Choir. 1. 2 63 PETTY. RONNIE 63. 26� . 265 PHILLIPS. DANNY Slide Rule Club. 3 Track. 1. 2. 3 Crot Country, 1. 2. 3 61 PHILLIPS. DIANA Southern Belle . 1 Science Seminar, 1, 2 Choir. 2. 3 Humanitie Seminar, 3 Lionet Club. 3 SSLC. 2. 3 Brigadier . 2, 3 6� . 206. 211. 309. 320 PIERSON, CON 6� PITTMAN. LINDA FHA. 2. 3 Treat. 64 369 Senior Credits PI.OCHECK. WANDA Southern Belle . 1, 2, 3 HUtorv Club. 1. 2. 3 DE Club. S 63. 202, 205. 252 POLK.JOHN FT A. 1. 2. 3 61 POLLARD. CONNIE Band. 1. 2. 3 Ofllrrr Club. 1. 3 Vice-Pre Id rot Stage Band CRA. 1. 2. 3 Science Seminar, 1, 2 Humanitir . .1 6� . 211. 231. 232. 235. 282. 28� . 309 PORTER. CARLTON FTA. 1 6� PORTIS. SHERYL 6� . 205 POUTRA.STEPHEN 6� POZZI. SIMONETTA AFS Eaehange Student Southern Belle� , 3 6� . 191. 203. 228. 325 PRATT. JAMES Band. I. 2. 3 President ol Concert Band STAGS. 2. 3 Trea� . Science Seminar. 2 Huntanilira, 3 Swimming Tram. 1. 2. 3 65. 231, 231. 25«. 240. 309 PREUSS. GLENDA Band. 1. 2. 3 Symphonic Wind Enaentble Ml DWtrirt and Region Officer Club GRA. 1 Junior Optlnii� e . 2, 3 64. 230. 232. 231. 236 PRICE. JEFF Prr-Mrd Club. I 64 PRINCE. MILTON 6� PROTHRO. JAMES 6« PI CKETT. JIMMY Track. I, 2. 3 64 PURVIS. JOYCE EouthrraS Southern Belle� . 2. 3 lli'tory Club. 1 65. 205 PUTMAN. SARA LINDA Band. 1. 2, 3 Junior Optlmiatea, 1. 2 Anebor, 3 65. 231. 240 RAMIREZ. DOLORES Spaniih Club. 1 GRA. 2 65 RAMIREZ. ROSA 65 RATIFF. DARRF.LL FFA. I. 2 RAYON. RICHARD 65 READ. RONNIE Band. 1. 2. 3 Interact Club, I. 2 65. 230 REBF.R. RUSTY Band. 1. 2. 3 Interact Club, 2, 3 S £Ca Swimming. 1. 2. 3 65. 230 REDDEN. CHARLIE History Club, 2, 3 Interact Club. 3 Student Council. 1, 2. 3 V.P. Student Body Football. 1. 2. 3 Captain 65. 136. 137. 138. I � 2. 227. 228. 300 REEVES. CONNIE GRA, 1, 2. 3 65 RENDON. RAMON 65 RFIEUME, HUCH CARY 65 ROSSER. HERSCHEL Drama Club, 1 JETS. 2. 3 JCL. 3 Science Seminar Humanitir . 3 Thespian, 3 NHS, 2. 3 NFL. 2. 3 Historian Prc� . Boy State. 3 66. 72. 83. 197. 210. 260. 261. 306. 307. 309. 335 ROWE. NANCY Rand. 1. 2. 3 Twlrler l.iotir� � Club. 2, 3 Student Council, 1 66. 230. 237 SANDERS. TRACEY 66 SAPP. SHIRLEY Science Club. I. 2 FNA. 1 Band. 1. 2, 3 6«. 231 SARVER. CAROL Student Council. I, 2, 3 Sec. Rep. at Large CRA. I. 2. 3 See. Rand. 1. 2. 3 Twlrler Band Ollieer’a Gub 66. 227. 228. 230. 233. 234. 282. 283 SAUNDERS. RICHARD 66 SCARBOROUGH. SHARON Brigadier . 1, 2, 3 GRA. I. 2. 3 Captain Armstrong FTA, 1, 2, 3 Pre� . 66. 276. 282. 28S SCHIKMAN. CHARLES JCL. 1. 2 Science Seminar, 1, 2, 3 JETS. 3 Literary Eventa, 2 Pre . NHS. 2. 3 V.P. Band. 1. 2. 3 Stage Symphonic District All-Region 67. 210, 211. 230. 234. 235. 237. 307. 308. 332 SCHI.EIDER, JUDY Band. I. 2. 3 FNA. 1. 2 67. 230 SCHMADL. JOHNNY History Club. 1 Science Club. 1 Armstrong FTA, 1 NHS. 2. 3 Humanities Seminar, 3 Band. 1. 2. 3 67. 211. 230 SCHOYF.N. RICHARD Track. 1. 2. 3 French Club. 2 67 SCHOBI.K. JERRY Key Club. 1. 2. 3 Science Seminar. 2, 3 Football. 1. 2. 3 JCL. 1 67. 141. 142, 332 SCOTT. MARY 67 SECERS. PAT Junior OptiroUae . 2, 3 DE. 3 67. 326 SHANKS. SUZETTE 67 SHARP. JOANN Rand. 1. 2 F'rench Gub, 1 Junior Optimise� . 2, 3 DE. 3 SHAW. RAY DO. 2. 3 67. 258 RHODEN. RICHARD 65 RICHARD. CAROLYN 65. 230. 231 RIGGS. JIMMY JETS. 3 NHS. 3 Science Seminar, 2, 3 Slide Rule Club. 1 65. 211. 307 RILEY. HOLLIS JETS. 1 DE. 3 65. 308 RIOS. FELIX Slide Rule Club. 1. 2 NHS. 2. 3 6$. 211 ROARK. MELVIN 66 ROBBINS. KENNETH FBI. A, 1 Slide Rule. 2 66 ROBERTSON. LEE Baseball, I. 2. 3 6« ROBINETTE. HARRY Woodworking Gub. 3 66 ROBINS. DAWN Southern Belle . 1, 2. 3 67. 205 RODGER. MARCARET 66. 231 ROGERS. JUDY FNA. 1. 2. 3 Band. 1. 2, 3 6b. 230 ROGER. RANDY Football. 1. 2. 3 66. 141. 142 ROGERS. REBECCA Choir. 3 Science Seminar, 3 HNS. 3 Madrigal� , 3 6«. 206. 213 ROGERS. RICKEY Student Council, 3 DE. 1 66 ROONEY. PAULA CRA. 3 66 ROSIL1ER. It EC INNA Rand. 1. 2 Student Council, 1 DO. 2, 3 66. 25«. 257 ROSPRIM. JANNELLE 66 SHEPHERD. MIKE Woodwork Club. I Math Gub. 2 SHOEMAKER.JUDY Southern Belle . 1, 2 Choir. 3 Junior OptimlMe . 1. 2, 3 RF.I. FTA. 3 67. 206. 32� SICKO. KAY 67 SMF.LSER. JAMES Woodworking Club, 1, 2 67 SMITH. CHARLOTTE FNA. 2. 3 67 SMITH. DONNA Student Council, 1 67 SMITH. CF.NE Interact, 3 Swimming, 2, 3 68 SMITH. LINDA C.hemutry Club, 1 French Club. 2. 3 V.P. Humanitir . Seminar, 3 Rand. I. 2. 3 NHS. 2. 3 68. 230. 262. 309 SMITH. PATRICIA DF-, 3 FHA. 2 Rind, I 68 SMITH. SHERRY DE. 3 68 SMITH. WILLIAM NFL. 2. 3 V.P. 68 SMITH. PF.CCY 6ft SORRELLS. SUE Band. 1 CRA. 2. 3 Student Council, 2 DE. 3 6«. 228. 252 SPARED. JAMES JETS. I. 2 66 SPEARS. EVELYN Antler. 1. 2. 3 Pre . Band. 1. 2. 3 Symphonic Spark. FTA. 2. 3 68. 230. 237. 212. 245, 278 SPENCER. GAYLE Southern Belle . 2. 3 FHA. 3 68. 205 STAMPE. CAROL SpanDh Club. I. 2 V.P. Pre . Armstrong FTA. 3 68. 277 STEELE. MARIE FHA. 1. 2. 3 Southern Belle . 3 DE. 3 68. 205 STECMAN. DIANE 68 STEPHENS, POLLY CRA. 3 French Club. 2. 3 NHS. 2 Southern Belle . I. 2. 3 Student Council, 3 SSAC Delegate. 3 68. 75. 203. 205. 228. 220 370 STEPHENSON. BETTY FHA. 3 68 STEWART. RICHARD 68 STEWART. SHERWOOD Tennia. I. 2 68 STEVENS. DONNA Brigadier , I KfvdlM. I ETA. 3 Southern Belle . 3 Sludrnt Council, 3 68. 205. 228. 282. 285 STRAWS. J. T. Student Council, 1 Track, 1 68 STREICII. ANGIE Student Council. 2, 3 ETA. I. 2. 3 CRA. 1. 2. 3 Band. 1. 2. 3 68. 226. 228. 231. 276. 282, STRICKLAND. SONJA PreMed Club. 1. 2. 3 DO Club. 3 68. 257. 328 STROTHER. LYNN Art Club. I. 2. 3 Band. I. 2. 3 68 O STROUHAL, EDWARD 68 SULLIVAN. ANNA 68 SUMMERS. JANET Brigadier� , 3 Choir. 3 Spark . FTA. 2. 3 Treat. 68. 206. 278 SUMMERS1LL. BILLIE 68 SWAIN. SARAH Brigadier . I. 2. 3 Krj-rttc . 1. 2, 3 Spark. ETA. 2. 3 llumanitir Seminar, I Student Council, 1 68. 278. 309. 313 TARSKI. SANDRA CRA. 3 Lionet Club. 1, 2 NHS. 3 Science Seminar. 1, 2 Humanitiea Seminar, 3 Brigadier , 1, 2, 3 Spark ETA. 2. 3 69. 211. 278. 309. 320 TATE. ANN Antler. 1. 2. 3 Choir. 1. 2. 3 69. 206. 211 TAYLOR. BARBARA Southern Belle . 1. 2, ? l.ione Club. 2, 3 Director REL ETA. 2. 3 NHS. 2. 3 69. 205. 211. 319 TAYLOR. ELIZABETH Hiatorv Club. 1, 2, 3 Band. 1. 2. 3 Symphonic Officer Club 69. 230 TAYLOR. JOHNNY Baaeball, 1. 2. 3 69 TEHEE. MIKE 69. 207. 209 Senior Credits TERRY. FRANK Key Club. I. 2. 3 Pro . V.P. Football. I. 2. 3 Captain Student Council, I, 2, 3 Boy State, 3 Who’ Who, 3 70. 72. 136. 137. Ill, 142. 195. 228 THOMAS, CONNIE Brigadier , I, 2. 3 1.1. Of Flag Anchor Club, I, 2. 3 Director V.P. Pre . Spark. FTA. 2. 3 Sec. Student Council. 2. 3 NIIS. 2. .1 Latin IIS. I. 2 Who . Who. 3 70. 115. 193. 211. 211. 226, 228. 238. 210. 278 THOMAS. EMMA LEE DO. 3 283 70 THOMPSON. RONNIE Hiatorr Club, I Football. 2. 3 Interact Club. 3 70. 111. 142. 302. 305 THOR AON. JOANN Science Club. 2. 3 ENA. 3 Southern Belle . I, 2, 3 70. 205 TINDAL. MARION FNA. 2. 3 Sec. Parliamentarian 70 TOUTS. DONNA 70. 202 TOUPS. STAN Theaplana, 2 TOWNSEND. DENNIS 70 TRAHAN.DARLENE HUtory Club, 1 DO. 3 70 TRAVIS. SHARRON Southern Belle . 2. 3 FHA. 2 70. 205 TROXEI.L. LARRY E'E'A. 1. 2. 3 Pre.. 70. 261 TUCKER. JOHN STAGS. 1. 2. 3 Claw E'arorlte, 1 TO. 218. 219 TURNBULL. STEVEN 70 TWARDOWSKI. JOE DE. 3 71 TURNER. BARBARA Junior Optimi .c . 1, 2, 3 Rand, 1. 2. 3 Southern iiellea, 3 71. 205, 231 TYLER. SHERMAN E'E'A. 1. 2 71 UNDERWOOD. DANNY 71 VAUGHAN. DIANA CRA. 1 Antler Club. 2, 3 Brigadier . 1. 2. 3 71. 241 VIA. CHAKLER Band. 1. 2. 3 71. 231 WALKER. GLYNN Football Manager, 1, 2, 3 71. 139. 143 WALKER.LYNN Football. 1. 2. 3 71 WALKER. SHIRLEY CRA. 1. 2. 3 71. 283. 285 WALLES. BILL Croaa Country. I. 2 Track. 1 Baaeball. 1. 2. 3 71. 205. 243. 315 WALTERS. RONNIE 71 WEATHELY, ILO l.ione . Club. 1. 2. 3 BEL ETA. I. 2. 3 Band. I. 2. 3 71. 231 WEBB. JAMES 70 WEBBER. LARRY Band. I. 2. 3 Swimming, 1, 2, 3 70. 230 WELCH. MIKE Woodworking Club. 3 70. 338. 339 WELLS. BILL Ready Writing. 1. 2. 3 Football, 1. 2. 3 NHS. 2. 3 Hi.tory, 2 Science Seminar, 2, 3 70. 110. 112. 211. 332 WERT. JOE 70 WEST. PAT Band, 1. 2. 3 70. 231 WESTPHAL. CHERYL 70 WHALEY, BOB Ra.ketball, 2. 3 Ba.eb.il. I. 2. 3 70 WHITE. C. P. Jet . 2 Ba.eball. 1 Annual Staff, 3 Club and Organisation Editor 70. 223. 225 WHITE. DARLENE Choir. 2. 3 70. 206 WHITESIDES. GLORIA FHA. 1 70 WHITESIDES. JIMMY FFA. I. 2. 3 70 WHITTEN. CHRIS NHS. 3 Tlirapiant. 2. 3 Debate Club, 2 72. 211 WILCOX. SANDRA Southern Belle . 2. 3 72 WILDER. MIKE 73 WILDER. RONALD Football, 1. 2. 3 73. 110. 142 WILEY. CAYLE Junior Rotary Ann . 1. 2. 3 Spark FTA, 2. 3 Brigadier , 1, 2. 3 Student Council, 1 72. 278 WILHITE. JIMMY Key Club. I. 2. 3 NHS. 2. 3 Swimming, 2, 3 Choir. 1 72. 211 WTLKF.RSON. STEVE DO. 3 72. 258 WILKINSON. ROBERT Band, 1. 2. 3 72 WILLIAMS. CAROL Lionr . Club. 2. 3 REL FTA. 3 72 WILLIAMS. JUDY ANN Brigadier.. 1, 2, 3 Southern Belle . 2. 3 GRA. 1 Anchor Club. 2. 3 Correaponding Sec. Student Council, 1 Armstrong ETA. 2 NHS. 2. 3 71. 228. 211. 238. 210 WILLIAMS. JUDY SHARON Juooir Optimi .e . 2. 3 See. Choir. I. 2. 3 Sec. Annual Staff. 3 Art 7� . 225. 221. 206. 208. 209. 324 WILLIAMS. SUSIE Band. I. 2. 3 Hi.torv Club. 2. 3 71 WOOD. WILLIE 8EA Pre Med Club. I. 2. 3 74. 328 WOODS. JUDY FHA. 2. 3 74 WOOTEN. RAYMOND DE. 2. 3 71. 252. 253 WYI.I.E. PAT Choir. 1. 2, 3 Madrigal Singer Science Club, 1. 2 Humanitiea Seminar. 3 Junior Academy of Science, 2 71. 207. 213. 302. 309 YANDELL, JAMES DE. 2. 3 V.P. 74. 252 YORK. JUDY GRA. 2. 3 74 YOUNG. DWIGHT Band. 1. 2. 3 Swimming. 1. 2, 3 PreMed Club. 1. 2. 3 V.P. Pre . 74. 231. 32«. 327 YOUNG. FAYE Southern Belie . 1. 2. 3 FHA 74. 205 YOUNG. RICHARD Rand. 1. 2. 3 Officer Club DUtrict Wind En� emble Stage Band Interact. 1. 2, 3 Humaoitie Seminar, 3 74. 230. 231. 235. 237. 309 YOUNC. ROCER 74 371 Signatures Signatures 373 Signatures 374 376 Signatures 377 Signatures 379 Signatures Signatures 381 Signatures Signatures In Memoriam JAMES M KING Scpi. 29. 1963 CLALDE B. WHITE Sepl. 19. 1963 384