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

Text from Pages 1 - 352 of the 1976 volume:

5 ►Jh - q a 1 RALPH E. LILLARD R 2, BOX 147 BENTON, TN. 37307 1976 LEE TRAVELER Robed E. Lee High Baytown, Texas Volume 46 In this special bicentennial year We, the Annual Staff, Dedicate this Lee Traveler with much pride and pleasure to MR. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS for his great support, hard work and kindness to us during the past year. We thank you! The '76 Lee Traveler staff: IwT JyrAj (l©nr-Ny-rv Jl_ Ko rVMrujkjL. CjoMtu CHUuJL Kxujp 3- OiAjau Cir 1€S OuAa yfkL d2uJln AxLCjjC TYp.a ux 'Uuruj' dTvriA (ATjLuvuV 1 Mr. John Adams serves as Vice Principal of the Sophomore Class and Interclub Council Sponsor. Besides keeping himself very busy with these jobs he works the con- cession stand at the Sports Com- plex. Mr. Adams dedicated much of his time to take pictures for the annual. If it had not been for him this annual would not have been published. p RESENTING THE LEE TRAVELER 76 6 cast away our fears . . . n and fake us up, always up. . ?S . ■ mmm ef 15 Johnny Clark — Superintendent and School Board Johnny Clark is Superintendent of the Goose Creek Independent School District. He works extremely hard at organizing all the schools. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS — Back Row. L to R: Oswall Harmon. W. D. Bill Going, and H. A. Al Bordelon. Front Row: Ray Swofford — Vice President. Willie Moreno — President. John Balentine — Secretary, and Wayne Hanson — Assistant Secretary. 16 Our Illustrious Leader. . . Mr. Armstrong Umm, maybe, and that's final. Isn't that smile deceiving! Mr. Armstrong checking out the commons. 17 To many students, the word “principal” could only mean detention and suspension. But the prin- cipal's duties extend far beyond the behavioral problems of the students. This year, R.E.L.’s four assistant principals showed an increasing concern for the student and his desire to be more involved in the school community. Assistant Principals Mr. John Adams Sophomore Principal Mr. Clyde Henderson Senior Principal Mrs. Wanda Smith Junior Principal Freshman Principal 1CRETARIES: Mrs. L. Hayes. Mrs. Courvillc, Mrs. Woods. Standing: Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Harmon. Mrs. Lemon works very hard in the main office. The counselors work very hard at helping stu- dents arrange their schedules. They also are available to help with any per- sonal problems or conflicts dur- ing the year. They help with making college decisions. COUNSELORS — Lto R: Mr. Don Smith — Junior, Mrs. Weatherford — Sophomore. Miss Ouida Carroll — Senior, and Mr. Miller — Freshman. Mrs. Clayton takes care of the attendance office. Ms. Clayton. Ms. Badgely, Ms. Johnson. Ms. Lemon ENGLISH Sealed. Left to Right: Ima Mae Muston and Linda Cheatham. Front Row: Nata- lie Huckabee. Mary Bagwell. Geraldine Castlcman, John Ella Carroll. Carol Grubaugh, and Robbie Dickson. Back Row: Kim Martin. W. R. Bickley. Betty Burt. Toxie Kielman, Jan Tarbett, and Jean McLeod. FOREIGN LANGUAGES Seated: Deborah Eversole. German. Standing. Left to Right: Mary Bickley. Latin; Joe Roman. Spanish; and Marian Ashley. French. 20 MATH Left to Right: Thurman Watson, Shirley Thiele. Rose Marie Cleveland. Katherine George, Jackie Byrd, Penny Bruce, Sally Black, Hillard McCandless. Frank Sisti, Samuel Garvin, and Addie Bailey. BUSINESS EDUCATION Left to Right: Leon Higginbotham. Carolyn Francis. Dr. Johnnie Punchard, and Ger- trude Marsh. 21 SOCIAL STUDIES I Front Row. Left to Right: Martha Blac ford. Joanne York, and Nicholas Athd Back Row. Left to Right: Veroniq Erwin. Buenger Dickson. Bobb Wright, and Karl Scantlen. SCIENCE Seated: Virginia Rowlett and Mary French. Standing. Left to Right: Curtis Spcnrath. Durward Ratliff. Bill Gro- berg, Bill Rogers. Don Davis. Arthur Hodges, and Patrick Barry. too pint 22 i INDUSTRIAL ARTS Front Row. Left to Right: Judy Camp- hell and Joanne Kaminski. Back Row. Left to Right: Robert Collins. Harvey Sjolander. James Spears. Drenzel Kri- Rar. and Mike Ellis. STUART CAREER CENTER Left to Right: James Pledger. Dean Cherry. Cliff Hinson, Leslie Couch. James Banks. Harvey Sjolander. Rich- ard Hines. Pat Wallace. Johnny Riley. Gary Pruett, and Gary Wixson. 1 23 MUSIC Left to Right: Randy Fitch. Joe White- head. Charles Forque, Roger Lind, and lim Cunningham. ART Left to Right: Karen Edwards. Elizabeth Berman. Nancy Griffin, William Brent- zel, and Larry Beverly. 24 GIRL S P.E. Left to Right: Katherine Wright. Mary Tay- lor. Jacqueline Kern, and Mittie Lou God- win. BOY S P.E. Back Row. Left to Right: Ron Kramer. Thomas McClendon. Jackie Bryd. and Mil- ton Kellner. Front Row. teft to Right: Ricky Burch. I eo Hechler. Gary Herrington. Bev- erly Rockhold. and Karl Scantlen. 25 TEACHER AIDES Sealed: Dorothy Harri- son. Ncdra Escobedo. Panic Lewis. Standing: Hallie Martin. Cecelia Alfred, and Verna Johnson. LIBRARIANS: Lavina Morris and Jean Lee. LIBRARY SECRE- TARIES: Estulene Meyers and Linda Bryant. 26 Mathilde Carroll. Zella Smith, Juanita Gonzales. Ruby Taylor Teachers enjoy the planned luncheon. Angela. Janacek, Mildred Price. Lcla Bradley, Lavcmc Leaving Cafeteria Personnel Mr. Wemar 27 1 ?9 The last year for us to be together has finally come . . . we’re on the top now. . . the leaders of the bunch. A time to accept new responsibilities and set good examples. Working together to make us one’’ great senior class Kay Adcock Regeana Ainsworth Carol Albright Steve Aleman Christine Alexander Linda Andreas Carolyn Andrews Patty Arabie Mike Ashwood Lori Auchter Kim Baber Herschcll Badgctt James Bailey Bill Baker James Baker Kenneth Baker Crystal Barthe Billy Barton Ruth Beames James Belk Lester Bell Ruben Benavides l.eaward Benoit Debbie Binz 31 Toni Blair Stephanie Blakeslce Sandra Boodell Wanda Bordelon Shawn Boutin Gail Bowman Barbara Bradley Freddy Bradshaw Tcssi Bradford Debbie Brasher Nancy Braswell Ronnie Bravo Julie Britt Erica Brown Louree Bullard Gina Caverctta Dennis Cernosek Oscar Chapa Oral Bullock Susie Burnell Toni Burns Robert Cabrera Noel Cantu Mary Jo Carlson Bill Carr Lisa Carrel I Pam Carroll Kathy Carroll Melissa Causey Brian Chambers Lawrence Chavez Eva Chervcnka Wilda Clark 1 nHa Clavtnn Stephen Ciruti Frank Cisneros Lupe Cisneros Sherrill Close And then there was football season . . . halftime shows. Twirp Week, pep rallies. Homecoming Dance, Dull Razor Blues, and beating Galena Park 6-3. Even though we didn’t beat the “BLUES across town, we held a better record 9-1. Then the new year came in, and with it we brought in changes. — new attitudes and ideas. We learned to speak out, to live and grow. 'Who's here this weekend. Craigy?' Cindi Cox Shirley Culbertson Tracy Cummings lackie Curry Kenneth Dudley Rdndy Dunn Eddie Cox Lee Davis Tommy Durant Cheryl Craig Tim Delgado David Durochcr Terri Cramer Irma Dcluna Lisa Dyer Karla Crawford Adele Dowler Marla Dugger Thomas Echols 36 Mervin Elmore Cindy Evans Cindy Flores Cheryl Forque Lori Erderly Brent Evard Donna Flynn Weaver Foster Rusty Eichelbergcr Jeanne Estrada Brenda Flewellen Patsy Forbes Frankie Franco Soon with no holidays to look forward to, college tests, preparing for college and loads of homework we all began to fall into the senior slump — wondering why we were Pam Eddleman David Ernhart Sue Ewing I. P. Flynt William Foster Laura Frank Annette Edmundson Mike Eskew Thomas Fain Linda Forbes Thelma Fountain Nancy Freer even here. Enthusiastic senior cheerleaders But, we had to stick together — and we did. It was time to begin plans for banquets, Prom and Graduation. Our fish fry was a great success; so we began plans for the best Prom ever. . . Jean Frost Pat Garcia Linda Gleason Candace Graves Virginia Grimes Bobby Guenther Vickie Fullbright Cynthia Gay Laura Hale James Futrell Alexia Gipson Freda Harding Glenn Ganske Lori Gipson Charles Hargrave Maggie Garcia Ann Girardeau Susan Gonzales Steven Graves John Gross Mary Harriman 37 Anticipation rose as we ordered caps and gowns and received senior invitations . . . But as spring approached there were many ups and downs . . . getting a date with someone new, getting stuck in a lousy class, going to Garner for Easter, getting a new friend, losing an old friend, passing a test you thought you’d failed, and just taking it day by day. . . James Haydon Tim Hill Dennis Hoover Ellen Hornsby Debbie Hebert Cecelia Holland Drew Hopper Bob Hoskins David Heckler Renetta Holmes Mark Hughes Robbie Jordon Angela Heffner Trey Holt James Jackson Susan Jordan Pam Henderson Bill Hood Kelsey Johnson Larrv losev As the last weeks grew nearer “Senioritis1 began to spread. Everyone looked forward to “Senior skip day and what to do after the Prom. Although we all looked forward to that last day,” there was a bit of sadness and togetherness hanging in the air. Randy Joy Bruce Kennedy Kirk Kyle Rene Lorenz JoAnn luengcr Lisa Kilgore Chip Lacy Kim Lounsberry Pete Kabella Mary King Bruce Lancaster Paul Lounsberry Diane Kaminski Wanda Knox Lori Landry Eunice Lcrma Debra Little Craig McCaleb Eileen Kehoe Janice Kristek Joey Lemley Brenda Lewis Dahlia Lopez Sally McCandless 39 40 Pat McDonald Michael Mann Pi-Yi Mayo loc Monaghan Darlene Mainer Sylvia Martinez Jerry Merchant Donna Moore Linda McKinney Mary Marshall Kelly Mercer Elvia Montalvo Susie Moreno Carla McCauley Bill Malloy Sandra Mayfield Jenny Mixon Elizabeth Morelock Enrique Munoz Larry Malloy Alan Mason Louis Mitchell Mary Moore Howie Moss Linda Munson Lee Murphy Clint Nicholson Tina Olive Carrie Owens Sharon Perkins Robin Petroski Rose Ann Nance Philip Nivens Karl Opreyshek Debbie Owens Ray Nettles Rene Northrup Nancy Orsak Mary Pierce Cindy Newman Eugene Novosad Dennis Outlaw Darlene Perio Another gossip session . . . Marilyn Nichols Jana Odom Albert Owens Robin Perkins Maribeth Petrash Cynthia Placker 41 42 The prom was held this year at Sylvan Beach with Springtime” as the theme. The Grand March through the new ring led by Class Pres. Freddy Bradshaw was the highlight of the evening. . . then it was on to after the prom parties or to Galveston. Sylvia Portales Brenda Reaves Anne Rhodes Kay Rives Marga Rodriguez James Roquemore Connie Portis Tammy Reneau Elizabeth Rice Roy Roberts Susie Rodriguez Sandy Rosinbaum Linda Prichett Elizabeth Renfro Tamaia Risenhoover Joseph Rodriguez Norma Rodriguez Charles Ross Gilbert Ramirez David Reynolds Ronnie Rook Richard Salinas Tina Ratliff Irma Sanchez The “countdown began and the last days seemed like weeks — together for the last time, sharing and having fun. Sylvia Sanchez Mike Sartor Jeff Shoemake Bruce Smith Georgianne Spiller Connie Stoemer Bryan Sandow Leonard Schofield Dorothy Shomber Aimce Sneed Donald Stags Janie Stickland Gilbert Santana Gordon Schutze Kathy Simerly Larry Speed Christie Stapp LuAnn Sutphin Lisa Santana Susan Sharpling Elizabeth Stodel Jennifer Swalm Bobby Santana Joe Tate 43 Chet Thciss T ammy Thibodeaux Tonya Thit odeaux Roger Thiele Micky Thompson MikeTicman Angela Towns Karen Tromblee Lisa Tuck Joseph Waasdorp Kent Wallace Roger in deep concentration Rhonda Tyroch Valarie Wainwright Linda Wallace Danny Ward Brian Viereck Oscar Walker Judy Walters Kathy Watkins 44 Joy Wood Carolyn Wright Maria Ybarra Donna Wilson Thebe Worden Gordon Wright Yolanda Yepcs Bill Wismar Mary Wotipka Jo Ann Yalch Joy Young Clay Webb Wayne Webb Sam Wells Cheryl Wcsterman Lu Ann White Gwen Williams Hank Williams Randy Williams “Brillo-pad Williams' The day finally arrived when 386 young adults faced a new and beau- tiful future. A place to live and expe- rience new and better things. We will never forget all that we have learned, everything we experienced, and the friends we have grown to love through these last years at the great ROBERT E. LEE HIGH SCHOOL 45 SENIOR 0 J Sr. Rings S60-S100 a -A'V- ■ • VV Os, w V — • b r -� -m A. w t� ---------- i - v . Sr. Invitations S20-S40 $6.50 -P vP O o cp Attire Flowers Dinner $50.00 $10.00 $25.00 Tickets and Pictures $7.50 Annual and Directory $11.00 7 IfSf ISy $$ 1 III It 1111' L z Senior Portraits $75.00 V Hands, touching Reaching out, Touching us. 47 48 • ■ Mary Aaron Byron Abies Cindy Adams Teresa Aguilar Elma Aldaco Richard Aleman George Allen Darilyn Anson Sherry Ardoin Pam Atkinson Jody Ausley Nancy Avaloz Armando Avila Maria Ayala Amy Babin Cindy Bailey William Bailey Fawn Barker Elva Barrientes David Barth There sc Beck Bill Bell Sandra Bennett Joe Bonnettc Bryan Bertrand Joyce Bethea Pat Binz Mike Boncm Edward Branch Connie Branscome Brent Brentzel Donna Brockman Karl Brockman Rhonda Brooks Trey Brooks Janet Brown Mandy Brown Tracy Brown Debbie Buchanck Tim Bnmpass Debra Bundage William Burt Julian Cabrera Guy Cain Jeri Campbell Russell Cannon Herlinda Cantu Dwayne Carnes Joan Carr Bertha Cartwright Jon Gczeaux Anita Chandler Minette Chasnoff Mike Chavez Amy Christensen Gina Cirelli Rosa Cisneros Diane Citizen Denise Clarida David Clark Maria Colunga Bobby Commander Vicky Contreras Donna Cook Hugh Cornelius Diana Cortez Nikkie Cosgrove Dwight Cox Manuel Coy Rocl Coy Rusty Craig Auba Crawford 49 Andrew Crawford William Crawford Cayc Crochet George Crow Hilda Cruz Ignagio Cruz Donna Cdlpepper Dana Daniel Amber David James Davis lanicc Davis Michael Davis Patricia Davis Willie Davis Jesse DcAses Alex DeLeon Lawrence Del Toro Alexander DcPalma Kelly Dooley Allen Douty Dcbbic Downs Sharon Drenon Mark Drew Ricky Durio Pam Eberlv John Echols Peggy Edwards Lillian Ehlig John Elam Kim Erderly Tracy Evans Robby Fairchild Connie Fielder Bruce Fippinger Paul Fischesser Glenn Flewellen Tommy Flewellen Lucy Flores Paula Flower 50 Marian Foster Patty Freer Mike Friddle Craig Friermood ferry Ganey Juan Garcia Martha Garcia Pedro Garcia David Garvey Roberto Garza Tommy Gidlcy Teresa Gilliam Richard Godwin Gina Golden Tom Golla Roland Gonzales Paula Goodson Cheri Goodwin Elizabeth Goodwin Cynthia Coree Tim Gray James Green Molly Gregory JoAnne Griffith Patricia Gunn Helen Gutierrez Charles Haggerty Sandra Haggerty Mark Hamman Cathy Hanson Terry Hanson Cheryl Harp Faith Harrison Richard Hart Mark Hatcher Randy Heath Lorria Hendrix Paula Herring Debra Hewitt Clayton Hiatt Cynthia Hiatt Mary Hillin David Himscl Tina Hodge Mike Holcomb Deborah Holmes Kenneth Holmes Robert Holt Vickie Houghton James Howell Andrea Jackson Sherri Jackson Ronald Jagnanan Patricia Jcancs Phyllis Jenkins Georgia Jennings Dean Johnson 51 Janior Johnson Judy Johnson Gary Jones Tony Juarez Jeanine Kaminski Eileen Kehoe David Kelley Terri Kennamcr Stephen Kennedy John Kenney Jerry Kimble Perry Kirk Zach Kirk Rosie Klcinschmidt Vcnita Lane Jean Lankford Victor Lara John Lee Aaron Lewis Lola Lewis Kerry Liles Mike Little Steve Little Eustolio Lopez Hank Luyties Russell Mackcrt Sharon Macon David Madden Wendy Macser Sherri Magee Keith Magill Leanne Mallory Willie Malone Matt Maloy Cindy Martin Jerry' Martin Julia Martinez Linda Martinez Joe Masterson Delfino Mata Mark Matthews Brent McBride James McBride Nccia McCartney Colleen McCollom Bonnie McCullough DeLloyd McDaniel Pam McDaniel Ann McDonald Damon McGrcw Jimmy Meier Mary Mcullion Cynthia Hansen 52 Paul Mitchell |onl Mourinx Nancy Moreno Marvin Morgan Paul Morgan Linda Morris Melanie Moskowilz Jerome Motte Melanie Mouton Michael Mouton Tammy Mouton John Murray Candy Nance Chris Navarre Celia Neavel Greg Nesselrode Rhonda Nettle Mary Jane Ncvil Janice Nichols David Nicholson Phyllis Nivens Lynn Offerman Margaret O'Neal Karen Oviedo Vicky Pace Debbie Parker Robert Parks Torres Payne Kevin Pearce Paul Peloquin El via Pequeno Guadalupe Pequeno 53 lose Pequeno David Perkins Kathy Perkins Robert Petrosky Billy Phillips Debbie Phillips Walter Phinny Karen Poirot Rosa Portales Carla Powell Jesse Power Nathan Prada Don Queen Leigh Redmond Randy Rhea Keith Rice Ell Roberson Cynthia Roberts Brenda Robertson Adela Rodriquez Alvaro Rodriguez Diana Rodriguez |ohn Rodriguez Miguel Rodriguez Sylvia Rodriguez Joe Roeder Rose Roeder Donald Rogers Martina Rogers Barry Rosenbaum Scott Roydcr Paula Rubac Sean Rudolph Debra Salinas Theresa Salinas Ernest Salter John Sandhop Henry Santana Anthony Sartin loan Saunders Martha Schells Greg Schroder Bradley Schultz Debbie Scott Jennie Scott Lynn Scull Donus Scilhan Charles Selisman Norma Siles Kathy Slanina Phyllis Smart Eugenia Smith Lisa Snyder Curl Sowell Kelly Spears Dan Spurgeon Jimmy Squyrel Frank Stevenson Leon Steward Steve Strickland Michael Stringer Vicki Sullivan Mary Sutphin Tim Sutton Joe Tamcyoza 9 Carson Vickers Marcus Vidrinc Clay Vincent James Walker Rhonda Wall Caroline Walmsley Faye Walstead Tammy Warren Steven Watkins Tina Watkins Terry Wheeler Kay Whitcomb Tammy Wickesser David Williams Janine Williams Kelly Williams Lee Thomison Douglas Thompson Doris Thompson Cindy Vargas Joe Vasqucz Mike Veselka Carficld Tatum Carl Theiss Debra Thierry Karen Tolison Charles Tommc Rcba Toney Aristides Trifilio Robyn Tucker Susan Turner Ray Vanegas Robert Vannatta Connie Van Pell 56 Leslie Williams Nancy Williams Sheila Williams Nancy Williamson Debra Willis Sylvia Wilson Michael Witt Gregg Woerner Lonnie Wood Mike Woods Carla Woodward Barbara Wolipka Bobby Yarbcr Janet Young Linda Younse 57 Juniors do their thing Connie eating pizza during Twirp Week. I know I'm beautiful 1an you believe they are Seniors now? Debbie Scott relaxes after a hard halftime performance. Jeanine denies doing it, as usual! What a pair!!! Ait-fVW' The'Tough'Guys. Donna C Sophomore Officers Secretary: )ana Dippcl Vice President: Terri Coker President: Booli Gonzalez Pilula Aaron Angela Acclise Cindy Adams Samuel Adams Sherrill Adcock Susan Albright tuan Aldaco tosa Aid ret e Dennis Alexander Tina Allen Sherri Anderson Gloria Andrade Tracy Arthur Jeff Bailey l-arry Bailey Mark Bailey Ray Baker Rene Bazan Adolph Barksdale Eliza Barrientes Sylvia Barrientes Beat ns Basque . Rickey Baughman John Belk Pam Benoit Kim Bergeron Lynne Berry Irene Binz Ronnie Blystone Kin Boutin ttic Bouttc Wendy Brandt Anna Bravo Ken Brinkley Mary Bristcr Charles Brisburn Cheryl Brock Donna Brooks Craig Brown Marvin Brown James Buengcr Gladys Bullock Patricia Bullzo Charles Burns Tyson Burns Terry Burton Alice Cabrera Kimberly Cain Pamela Cain James Campbell Robert Campbell Fidel Campos Diana Cantu Robert Cardona Carolyn Carnes Steven Carpenter Paul Carroll Ronald Cauthen MikcCezeaux l„iur i Chapa Michael Cisneros Cora Citezen Karla Clark Jennifer Clark Randy Clapper Jim Coffey Terri Coker Mark Cole Sylvia Cole Ncna Collard Marty Comeaux Mary Comeaux 61 Tammy Commander Tina Contreras Cathy Cook Yismacl Corona Ismael Cortez John Costello LinduCox Christi Craig Kelly Cramer Mary Ann Crow 1 Margaret Crow Darlene Culbertson William Cummings Vickie Cupps Dennis Curry Clark Cuvelier Dcanne David Diane Davis Dixon Davis Susan Dees Ana delaFuente Andrew deLeon Monique DcVore Freddie Dick |ana Dippet Debbie Dixon Mary Dodds Judith Donnelly James Donnelly Cathy Douglas David Duguay Ella Duhon Jesse Duncan Rommi Dunn Crystal Durkcc Deborah Dyer John F.hlig Jennifer Ellisor Darren Ernst Obdulia Estrada 62 W- Bootic Gonzalez Debbie Goodman Cherill Cray Marilyn Cray Calvin Green (ames Creer Wesley Cregersen Dwayne Gregory Walter Gresham Carl Griffin Troy Griffin Cherri Grigg Roger Grimes Linda Cuicc Trudy Guice Gerald Cutierrez Leslie Evans Judy Felder Eloy Flores Karla Flores Leonardo Flores Rachel Flores James Flynn Mary Flynt Mark Folwcll Dennis Forbes Josh Forehand Omega Foston Nina Franklin Danny French Laurie French Hilliard Frie Mark Fugua Jimmy Gammon Jeffery Ganske Gloria Garcia Cracic Garcia Mary Garcia Theresa Garcia Nina Garrett Ruben Garza Terry Ccrza Lila Ceters Brenda Gipson James Girardeau Anita Godfrey Cindy Colla Lisa Gonzalez 63 Joyce Hagberg Leah Haggerton Neal H.imil Laura Haney Frances Hardy Becky Hardy Roger Hardy Venessa Hare Ricky Hare Brett Harlan Cris Harrington David Harris Carl Hart David Havel Darrel Hechlcr Toni Heffner Francisco Hernandez Leonardo Hernandez M's Luura Hill Brenda Hollibaugh Julius Honeycutt jerry Hoskins Mike House Lee Houston Barbara Huckaby Bobby Hudson Candy Hudson Julie Hughes Richard Hulsey Mark Humphrey Stefani Hurst James Hurst Larry Hutchison Rosemarie Ibarra 64 Jamie Isaacs Cindy lackson Toni lackson l-arry lackson Susan (.unison Mary Jennings Paul Jennings Felton Johnson Homer Johnson Kay Johnson Larry Johnson Rebecca Johnson Theresa Johnson Mary Jones Wesley Joy Johnny Jaurez Marlene lucnger Andrew Julian Kenney Julian Cyndy Kalbitz Henry Keiner Janet Kelley Kay Kelley Patti Kern Alcice Keys Leo Keys Stephanie Kirk Paula King lasih Kissick k.trikrj Alien k| Randy Fl Mn 11 Kubell Mamie II Jorga Lai Michael! Lancal Karry Lai Doug Lai lames Lai Michelle] Lavern Dane Lawrei Patricia Lawrcr Craig Lcn Marlin L Pam Lew Robert Lewis Timothy Lewis Dalton Liles Jerry Liles Thomas Lipscomb Charles Little 'No. I don't want my picture taken!' Opal Little Royce Littlefield Phyllis Long Iuanita Lopez Cenny Lynd John Maass Cassic Madden Helene Mallory Ronald Mann David Martinez Maria Martinez Terry Mathews Molly Mayo Michael McBride 66 ’Kraut and Mimi' Michael McZeal Anne Mellon Bobby Mezzel John Minter Arthur Mooney Usa Moore Marlin Moore Monica Moore Cindy Morelock Marcia Morgan Tena Morrcl Brenda Morris Carolyn Mouton Mark Moulon Charles Mullins Erich Mundinger Laura Murphy Terry Murray Randy Myers Randy Navarre Kenny Neavel Pally Neely Susan Nelson Brian Nesselrode Arthur Niclo Cerald Norris Laura Norris James Northcult Roland Oakley Kenneth Odom Charles Ohm Robbie Olafson Jose Olivares Tamara Oliver Keith Opryshek Joe Ortega Shari Outlaw Robert Pace Ricky Palacios Deana Parmley Daniel Pena Miguel Pena Robert Pena Cary Perio Debbie Perran Tammy Perran Marilyn Peyton Willie Peyton Joe Phillips Wesley Plante Lisa Platt Daniel Poirot Sherri Pool Melanie Pooley Francisco Portales Patrick Postoak Nclda Powell 67 M a risa Rogriguez Noel Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez Rena Rodriguez William Rogers Jaime Rook Smelly in the air. Linda Power Terry Pratt Renee Price Kathy Prickett Anne Pritchett James Prophet Laura Pylate Jesse Quijono Imclda Quinones Mark Radcliffe Greg Ramirez Sylvia Ramon Cary Ranne Lennie Ratliff Rhonda Razo John Reed Carlie Reid Jeff Reilly Sandra Reneau James Risenhoover Anna Rodriguez Flavio Rodriguez Frank Rodriguez Jose Rodriguez Sharon Rooks David Salinas Denise Salinas Domingo Salinas Janie Sanchez Pablo Sanchez Raymond Sanchez Virginia Santana Debbie Sapp DcWaync Saxton Angela Scarborough Judy Schoonover Danny Schroder Lisa Schultz Yvonne Shahan Mark Sherron Robert Sherwood Antonio Short Candy Shumate James Simerly Claud Smith Lena Smith Melba Smith Stuart Smith 68 William Smith David Smitherman Bryan Snook Ana Bella Sosa Debbie Spears Stephanie Spurlock Sherri Starkey Daniel Stevenson Susan Stovall Terry Storck Danny Stewart Russ Strahan Doug Strange Kristi Stranger Gwen Stroud Jeff Sullivan Garrett T arver Fred Taylor Mary Taylor Paula Thibodaux Herman Thibodeaux Terence Thibodeaux Carl Theile D. L Thomas Anthony Thompson Galen Thompson Lesli Thompson Wallace Thompson Willis Thompson Ben Thorshov Shirley Thompkins Toney Reba Debra Upchurch Gus Vauithes Chana Veal Melinda Walker Randy Watkins Susan Watkins Allen Watson Diane Weatherly Mark Weaver Terri Webb |oe Webber Debbie Wells BUI Westerman Randy Wheeler Christie Whcelis Millard Whitehead Marc Whittaker Michael Williams Jesse Williamson 69 70 SOPHOMORES '7 o SENIORS 71 AUGUST— SCHOOL BEGAN ON AUGUST 25 —FOOTBALL KICK-OFF PEP RALLY — ARRIVAL OF FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTLIZ STODELL — SEPTEMBER - R.E.L. VS SPRING BRANCH IN THE FIRST FOOTBALL GAME OF THE SEASON- FIRST DISTRICT 20AAAA VOLLEYBALL GAME EVER PLAYED BY R.E.L GIRLS — OCTOBER — LEE VS. STERLINGLOST 9 TO 13—J.V. VS STERLING, LEE WON- HOMECOMING AGAINST SMILEY, WON30 TO 8 — KEYWANETTES MADE MUMS, J.R.A. MADE BOUTONNIERES — CLUBS INITIA TE NEW MEMBERS — NOVEMBER — DISTRICT CROSS COUNTRY— LEE VS GALENA PARK, WON 6 TO 3 — ANNUALS WENT ON SALE FOR $10.00 — DECEMBER — JUNIORS GOT CLASS RINGS — R.E.L. DRAMA PRESENTED TIME OUT FOR GINGER — R.E.L. CHORALE PRESENTED ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT— FIRST VARSITY BASKETBALL GAME OF THE SEASON AGAINST FOREST BROOK — FFA RECEIVED 5TH PLACE IN AREA CONTEST — JANUAR Y — STUDENT SENA TE SPONSORED BLOOD DRIVE — FOOTBALL BANQUET— LEE VS STERLING IN ASKETBALL — 20 STUDENTS A TTENDED LOSE-UP TRIP TO WASHINGTON, D.C. — ENIORS HELD ANNUAL FISH FRY— EBRUARY—J.C.L. WON SWEEPSTAKES i T REGION — BRIGADIERS HELD ANNUAL 'RIG BALL — STUDENT SENA TE SPONSORED KING AND QUEEN ASSEMBLY— GIRL'S SWIM TEAM WON DISTRICT — NORMAN BRENTL Y CONCERT WITH SYMPHONIC BAND — IEE VS STERLING IN TENNIS — MARCH— .F.S. BOND DRIVE — BICENTENNIAL JPEN HOUSE — ANNUAL STAFF 4 TTENDED CONVENTION IN A USTIN — CHEERLEADER TRYOUTS — CLUBS HAD END OF THE YEAR BANQUETS — APRIL — BA YTO WN RELA YS AND RELA Y QUEEN ASSEMBLY— BAND GOT THIRTEENTH SWEEPSTAKES IN A ROW AT U.I.L. — HONORS BANQUET— BRIG TRYOUTS — LEE VS STERLING IN BASEBALL — BA YTOWN YOUTH FAIR — KEY CLUB CONVENTION—MAY — SPORTS BANQUET—R.E.L DRAMA PRESENTED OKLAHOMA — SENIOR PROM— BACCALAUREATE — GRADUATION— LAST DA Y OF SCHOOL, MA Y 27. Dagmar Aalund Greg Abies Charles Abraham Susan Akins Bernard Aldrete Gina Aldridge Ted Mien Bruce Amos Timothy Anderson Kellye Arcenaux Leslie Ashwood Jolcnc Atkinson Tad Attcbcrry Frences Austin Alex Avalos Wendy Bacon Lisa Bailey Bluford Baker Lisa Baker Terry Baker Ramona Barclay Fernando Barrientes Diane Barry Wayne Bel rose Keith Belt . Gerald Bitterley Edna Bjork Robert Bosniack Debra Bordelon Judy Boudloche Darrell Blackwell Lou Blctsch Kathy Brady Joseph Brasher Roy Bray Lorraine Brccheen Pam Broussard Wesley Brown Bonnie Brownfield Leslie Bryant Anncbcllc Bueno Kimsy Bums Bruce Burrell Rose Anne Byrd Sharon Cain Jacqueline Caldwell Victor Campos Mamie Cano Teresa Cardwell Keith Carnes Mltzl Carpenter Robert Carson Debra Carr Keri Carr Mickey Cauthcn Kathy Cavarretta Bud Chaloupka Ann Chauviere Russell Chclctte Lou Ciruti Camilla Clark Debi Clark Dale Clarke Chris Clayton Dawnc Cole Wendy Collard Patty Collins Laura Compton William Condra Kathy Cone Homer Cooper Ruben Cordona 75 Mario Manuel Cortez Cornado Teresa DeLeon ... Monica WUM Di'Ruyes m f s: ' Robbie Cornelius Alice Crawford Wendy Crow Sharron Davis Keith Dooley Lee Drenon Peggy Duff Ray Costello Lisa Crcckmore Randy Culpepper Daniel Deluna Erin Douty Keli Drummond Patty Duguay Kirby Craig Lisa Crow Mary Cuvcliar Mike Donnelly Greg Duhon 76 Amy Dunning Celeste Dupree Clifford Dupree Jay Durant Rudolf Durden Marcia Durio Darrel Ebcrly David Ebcrly Rhonda Echols Don Eddlcman Yvonne Edwards Gary Englcrl Terry Englert Erwin Clarke Bene Evans Chris Fehring Pam Fields Dale Fippinger Theresa Flores Cynthia Ford Eric Ford Donna F'oreman Billy Foster Margaret Foster Vicky Foston James Franz Mary French Linda Friddle Martha Frost Andrew F'uentes Richard Fucntes Miwako Galvan Sonoko Galvan Richard Galvan Tommy Gammon Terry Ganey Amalia Garcia Arthur Garcia Gcnovcna Garcia Maria Garcia Jessie Carcia Sammy Garcia Cindy Garrett Leticia Garza Fclecia Gipson Rhonda Gipson Alice Godfrey Rosalinda Gomez 77 Vcnilta Hare Lonnie Hargett Brad Hargis Robert Harp Debra Harris Susan Harris Yvette Harris Lynn Harrison Karen Hart Susan Hay Debbie Heims Mark Helm Paula Henderson Duvclsa Hernandez Michael Hernandez Rigobcrto Hernandez Craig Hester Larry Hewitt Angelica GonzJ Jerry Gonzalez! 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She was high scorer of the swim team for four years and won the Armstrong-Rice Award in 1975. She was a two-year member of NHS, received com- mendation from the National Merit Schol- arship foundation, and was a one-year member of Key wancttes. JAMES ROQUEMORE served as President of both the Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes and the Key Club. He was a two-year letterman on the Gander football team, tri- captain in the 1975 season, all-district player, and received the Dan Stallworth Award in recognition of the outstanding lineman. He was also two-year member of the NHS. ROGER THIELE was elected President of the Chorale and Vice-President of the R. E. Lee Band. He made the 1976 all-state choir and the all-region band for two years. He was a two-year member of the National Honor Society, serving as the 1975-76 Vice- President. JOY YOUNG was cheerleader for three years, 1975 Homecoming Queen, and queen of the Spring Royalty for 1976. She was treasurer of both the Student Senate and NHS for 1975-76. She was a two-year member of the Varsity tennis team, three- year member of the Junior Rotary Anns, serving as the 75-76 Secretary. Vice-Presi- dent of the Junior Classical League, and a member of the Lee Traveler staff. JENNIFER SWALM was editor of the 19| Lee Traveler and a four year member the Brigadiers, serving as drum scrgea| and a duchess in the Brig Ball royalty '76. She was Corresponding Secretary the Keywanettcs, Secretary of the A.F.Jl Octagon Club Sweetheart, member of tr French Club Honor Society, and a tw j year member of the NHS. FREDDY BRADSHAW served as President of both the Senior class and NHS. He was a three-year member of the varsity football team, an all-district player for two years, and was elected as a tri-captain for the 1975 season. He won the James Gay and Dan Stallworth Awards. A three-year member of the varsity track team, he won the Rockhold Award in 1975. He was also a member of the Key Club and Prince in the 1976 Spring Royalty. 94 Who's Who aiREL TUCK served as First Lieutenant in Lee Brigadiers. She was President of JCL, member of the NHS. and received Outstanding Youth Award from the Club. She was a member of the and annual staff. FFA Sweetheart. Secretary of the Senior class and Stu- Senate. She was a duchess in the 1975 Court and the 1976 Spring Yl MAYO was Vice-President of the President of the National For- League, a member of the Interact Club, and named the Outstanding Boy at REL by the Optimist Club. He was a mem- ber of the 1975 Gander football team and Vice-President of the FCA. He was a duke for two years in the Spring Royalty and a two year participant in the Close-up pro- gram. LARRY TUCK was cheerleader at REL for four years, lettered in golf, and was a three- year member of the Interact Club, serving as President for 1975-76. He was a one-year member of the National Honor Society, and a duke in the 1976 Spring Royalty. NANCY BRASWELL was Assistant Drum Major of the REL Band, Key Club Sweet- heart. duchess in the 1975 and 1976 Spring Royalty, and a three-year member of the Student Senate. She was Secretary of the NHS and Parliamentarian of the Keywan- ettes. She was a member of the AFS, and was chosen by the American Field Service International for summer foreign study. These 11 students were cho- sen at Robert E. Lee by the fac- ulty for Who’s Who of 1975- 1976. They were elected based on their service to the school throughout their high school years. CHERYL FORQUE served as Drum Major of the R.E. Lee Band, Historian of the Key- wanettes. and teen news reporter for the Baytown Sun in 1975-76. She was an all- district band member for three years, a two-year member of the NHS. and won first place in the Baytown Evening Opti- mist Club's Annual creative writing con- test. 95 DUCHESSES and DUKES: Donna Cook, Paul Morgan, Nancy Moreno, Matt DeHoyas, Cheryl Craig, Bobby Guenther. Nancy Braswell. Paul Lounsberry, Kay Adcock, Dennis Cernosek. Rhonda Tyroch, Pi-Yi Mayo. Renee Northrup. Rene Contrc Lisa Tuck, Larry Tuck, Phyllis Nivens. Mark Hatcher. QUEEN JOY YOUNG KING LEE MURPHY PRINCESS SUSIE MORENO PRINCE FREDDY BRADSHAW Shawne Lucius. Tommy Gammon, Cindy Lopez, Richard Sali- nas. Terri Coker, Danny Stewart. Virginia Santana, Robert Pena. Paula Herring. Geoffrey Guill, Jana Dipple, Jeff Reilly, Debbie Spears, Parrish Lewis, Cindy Crow, Roger Guenther. ■ Larry Tuck and Susie Moreno Larry served as cheerleader for four years. He lettered in golf and was president of the Interact Club. He was a one-year member of the National Honor Society, and he has been a class favorite for three years. He was also a duke in the Spring Royalty. Susie, in Spring Royalty courts, has been honored as freshman duch- ess, as queen when she was a soph- junior duchess, and princess when she was a senior. She was corre- sponding secretary for Student Sen- ate and J.C.L. She was a four-year band member and Interact’s club Sweetheart. Richard Salinas and Nancy Braswell Richard has been active in foot- ball and baseball for four years and was on the varsity both his junior and senior years. He also was a duke in the Spring Royalty his junior and senior years. Nancy has been a three-year member of the Symphonic band. She was a twirler her sophomore and junior years and was assistant drum major her senior year. She was junior homecoming duchess and favorite. She was a duchess in Spring Royalty her junior and sen- ior years and Key Club Sweet- heart. Freddie Bradshaw and Lisa Tuck Freddie was president of his senior lass and National Honor Society, le was a three-year member of the 'arsity football team, winner of the ames Gay Award, and co-recipient f the Dan Stallworth Award. He as a three-year member of the Var- ity Track Team and the Key Club. He was also a prince in the Spring Royalty. Lisa was a four year member of the Brigadiers and 1st Lieutenant her senior year. She was a three year member of J.R.A.’s, serving as Senior Director. She was J.C.L. president, recording secretary of Student Sen- ate, and secretary of the senior class. She was also all-school duchess at Homecoming and Spring Royalty duchess. 101 an havohtes CHERYL CRAIG Senior Duchess CINDY BAILEY Junior Duchess SUSIE MORENO Princess CHRISTI CRAIG Sophomore Duchess RENEE NORTHRUP All-School Duchess SH A WNE LUCIUS Freshman Duchess GIRLS' STA TE DELEGA TES Amy Christensen, Alternate Paula Herring Amy and Paula were selected to attend Girls’ State in Scaly. Texas, this summer to broaden their ability and ideas of Government. They were chosen on the basis of their attitudes, leadership, congeniality, and citizenship in their school and community. BOYS' STA TE DELEGA TES Aristides Trifilio Matt Maloy These boys were chosen to represent Robert E. Lee High in Austin at the Boys’ State Convention because of their leadership ability, citizenship, and service to their school and community. Going to the convention will help them even more in the last year at Robert E. Lee High. 109 K'lftV! ¥Vf'T r : il Ml U I 111 winifer Swalm — Editor Cheryl Harp bnnie Portis — Bus. Mgr. Jeanine Kaminski fanda Smith — Sponsor Hank Luyties rna Deluna Melanie Moskowitz licky Thompson Kelly Spears sa Tuck Faye Walstead y Young Kay Johnson yyce Bethea Kay Kelly wayne Carnes Candy Shumate heri Ooodwin Debbie Spears Jennifer Qwalm, Editor, Wanda Smith, Sponsor, Connie Portis, Business Manager. Debbie. Dwayne. Kay J.. Hank, and Faye worked on the sports section of the annual. I’ve told you once and I’ve told you again 1 ain’t doin' no wor! Annual nuts cuddling on a cold day. Annual staffers work together to meet last minute deadline. The annual staff works very hard all year around. The beginning of the year is spent taking I.D.'s and getting football pictures (which was very difficult this year since we did not have our own photographer). The remainder of the year is spent trying to get club pictures and school activi- ties. Now that school is finally out just a few staff members remain to put the finishing touches on hope- fully the best annual ever published. Ding-Dong. Jeff. and Eddie doing what they do best — not working! Connie Portis Ads Manager The Tines! in '76 will be . . . the Brigadier Corps of Robert E. Lee Melii ke iA Anne Rhodes Company Commander Anne Hushes Lieutenant of Flags Thebe Worden 1st Lieutenant Susie Durnett Lieutenant ofTwirlers Kay Adcock — President Connie Portis — Treasurer Mrs. Kern — Director Mrs. Theile — Director Luann White — Secretary Kim Lounsberry — Historian Among the changes in the Brigadiers this year were the new direc- tors. It was not an easy job by far, but they did an excellent job. These two women have done much for the corps and deserve a round of applause and hearty thanks. 119 2nd LIEUTENANTS — L to R., Back Row: Mary Jo Carlson, Susan Jordan, Meri Hcrriman. Janice Kristek, Sandra Boodell, Bren Reaves. Nancy Orsak, Jenifer Swalm, Cathy Watkins. Middle Row: Missy Causey. Georgianne Spiller, Cindy Flores. Carrie Owei Robin Perkins. Rhonda Tyroch. Connie Portis, Joy Wood. Sandy Rosenbaum. Front Row: Yolanda Yepez. Susie Roderiguez. K| Lounsberry, Diane Kaminski. LuAnn White. Cindy Cox. Nancy Freer. QUARTERMASTERS: Brenda Reaves. Bugle music; Janic Kristek. Bugle; Rhonda Tyroch. Freshmen: Yolanda Yepez News: Nancy Freer. Magazine; Mary Jo Carlson, drum; Sandy Rosenbaum, drum music; Carrie Owens, uniforms; Joy Wood, attendance; Missy Causey, travel dress. SERGEANTS: Georgianne Spiller, French horn; Robin Perkins. Cymbals; Jennifer Swalm. Tenor Drum: Cathy Watkins, Tenor Bugle; Cindy Flores. Baritone Bugle; Lillian Ehlig. soprano bugle. 120 75-76 COUNCIL MEMBERS: freshman — LouAnn Blctsch; sophomores — Stefani Hurst. Julie Hughes: juniors — Joan Saunders. Candy Nance: seniors — Kathy Watkins. Robin Perkins. I Upper Left: 1) Our Directors — Mrs. Thiele and Mrs. Kern. 2) Many hours of practice went into each drill that the Brigadiers per- I formed. 3) and 4) a well earned rest. 5) and 6) after each break we went back to more practice, practice, practice. Many a groan and I grumble went about each day that we stayed late, and complaints about the hot Texas sun abounded. But by Friday night we realized I that all the practice was well worth the final result. 7) With smiles as well as suits that matched. Mrs. Kern and Mrs. Thiele were our most avid fans. 8) When we were on the field at last, we knew all the long hours had been necessary and were proud to call ourselves Briga- diers. 9) Anne and Renee send us off into the upper stands. Lucky them — they had front row seats. 10) The game wasn't all brig. While in the stands all showed our gander spirit — joining the band and cheerleaders in yells to drive the ganders to vic- tory. 121 The 1976 Brigadier Bicentennial Court were from left to right: Lisa Crow. Freshman Duchess, and escort Ronnie Blystone; Cindy Bailey, (unior Duchess, and escort Mike Zeglin; Briga- dier Duchess, Rhonda Tyroch, and escort Donnie Massengale; Queen. Renee Northrup. and escort Troy Bowman; Anne Rhodes, Princess, and escort Dennis Alexander. Kay Adcock, Senior Duchess, and escort Freddy Bradshaw; Senior Duchess, (ennifer Swalm. and escort Hank Williams; Sophomore Duch- ess, (ana Dippel, and escort Leonard Scoffield. The bicentennial spirit abounds in red. white, and blue decora- tions for the ball. The 1975 Queen. Janet Adams, crowns the new queen. Renee Northrup. This year’s brigadier ball theme was the bicen- tennial. Kim Lounsberry was ball chairman. The Wynrock Band made the music and the brigadiers made the fun; a good time was had by all. Tuxe- dos, corsages, and the hustle made this bicenten- nial ball one to be remembered for a long time to come. 122 1) New additions to the Brigadiers this year were the Brig man- agers. They carried instruments, drinks, and were generally jack-of-all-tradcs. L to R.: John Echols. Dwayne Carnes. Karl Opreyshek, Jeff Rielly, Bootie Gonzales, and Bryan Sandow. 2 and 3) Brigadiers spent most of their time marching, marching, and marching! 5,6, and 7) Homecoming is the biggest affair of the fall, and balloons and mums add to the festivities. Traditional are the Directors' a mum for Jhe president’s mother. 8) Brigadiers gather around the tree for the traditional discovery of secret pals. 9 and 10) Spring tryouts ran the week of April 19 thru 23. Nerv- ous tension built up through the week as everyone wondered which 62 rookies would become Brigadiers. 123 First Lieutenant Anne Ostermayer Secretary Susie Moreno Treasurer Angela Heffner 124 Reporter Linda Andreas Historian Linda Williamson Student Conductor Glenn Ganske Norman Brently Doc Severinson Chaplain MikeTieman Jr. Librarian Lynn Cfferman 125 Sr. Librarian JoAnn Juenger 911 JLL REGION — Back Row: Mary Ann Crow, Jennifer Witzel, Leon Steward. Clay Vincent, Bruce Kennedy. David Morris, Tommy Fain. rout Row: Angela Heffner. Linda Andreas. Fidel Campos, JoAnne Griffith. Connie Branscome, William Condra. Vicki Houghton. ALL DISTRICT: Shawne Lucius. Karen Tromblee, Gigi Brewer, ALL AREA: Molly Mayo. Anne Ostermayer. Roger Thiele, Robert Randy Dunn. Derfino Mata. Mary Ann French. Cheryl Forque, Hardy VanNetta, Linda Younse. 129 Power. Lisa Platt. Anne Stasney. Alan Gresham, Connie Fielder. Michael Kubelka. Hank Williams. Joe Waasdorp._________________________________________________________________________________________ Thomas, the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. has been a two year member of the Symphonic and is presently first chair alto saxophone. Thoma made third chair in the 1975-76 All State Band. Las year Thomas made the All Area band. Thomas i also the sophomore representative for the R.E.L. Octagon Club, member of the Junior Classical League, and a member of the National Latin Honor Society. JoAnn, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Juenger, has been a three-year member of the Anchor Club, serving as Vice-President for 1974-1975, and this year as President. She has been selected two years as a member of the Symphonic band, serving as Jr. Librarian for 1974-1975 and is now Sr. Librarian. JoAnn has also been a member of the National Honor Society for two years. Band Sweetheatt All-State Flute Anne Ostermayer Molly Mayo Marlene Juenger Linda Williamson Nancy Braswell Elizabeth Morelock Anne Stasney Carolyn McLain Oboe Wanda Knox Cheryl Forque Shawne Lucius Lisa Moore Clarinet Linda Andreas Clay Vincent Linda Younsc Angela Heffner Vicki Houghton Mary Ann Crow Mary Ann French Theresa Beck Anne McElhannon Karen Poirot Barbara Bradley Elma Aldaco Jeanne Estrada Lisa Santana Susie Moreno Baritone Saxophone Jeff Ganske THE 1975-1976 SYMPHONIC BAND Charles E. Forque — Director Tenor Saxophone Bruce Kennedy Don Rogers Euphonium Tommy Fain Hank Williams Craig McCaleb Ken Brinkley Tuba Roger Thiele Hank Santana Jr. Craig McCaleb Craig Thompson Cornet Joe Waasdorp Michael Kubelka Alan Gresham Hardy Power Jesse Quijano Jimmy Jackson Mike Tieman Elvia Pequeno Paula Goodson Randy Dunn David Barth Sharon Macon Lisa Murphy Bass Clarinet William Condra JoAnn Juenger Andrew Crawford Bassoon Connie Fielder Fidel Campos Lisa Platt Alice Crawford Trombone Robert VanNetta Bryan McMicken John Mintcr John Lee Kenneth Holmes Keith Opryshek Paul Mitchell Horn Jennifer Witzcl Gorden Schulze Lynn Offerman Glenn Ganske Roy Roberts Leon Steward Susan Williams Percussion Terry Stork Connie Branscome Larry Douty Victor Marlines Bill Bailey Albert Owens 131 1975-1976 CONCERT BAND — Director Randy Fitch Cornets Charlene Jucnger Marcus McElvecn Lisa Ramon David Martinez Cheryl Craig Debbie Little Randall Navarro Cindy Morelock Bass Clarinet Erin Douty Sean Rudolph Tenor Saxophone Lisa Schultz Susan Rhodes Alto Saxophone Russell Mackert Christi Craig Sallyc McCandless Pam Holloway Trombone John Gross Robert Turner Jerrel Lawrence David Himscl Bass Jesus Montavo Colin Rodriguez Mark Fuquay Keith Thompson Percussion Kirby Craig David Duguay Zac Kirk Kelsey Johnson Mark Sherron Donna Brooks Flute Lisa Kilgore Donna Cook Sherri Pool Colleen McCollom Marlene McMicken Jean Frost Leslie Bryant Clarinet GiGi Brewer JoAnn Goolsey Virgina Santana Karen Tromblec Becky Johnson Ed Hardy Rhonda Brooks Janice Williamson Robbie Cornelius John Elam Oboe Carla Hufford Jane Griffith Anne McDonald Bassoon David Morris Horn Will Rogers Neal Hamil Gaye Maloch Patti Collins Debbie Wells Debbie Sapp Kellye Arcenaux Baritone Barry James Tammy Jones John Zeglin Steve Carpenter 132 The 1975-1976 Varsity Band Flute Rommi Dunn Dagmar Aauland Theresa Flores Karen Petrosky Ginger Wilson Melinda Walker Patti McClurg Teresa DeLeon Martha Frost Monica DeHoyas Clarinet Karen Thomas Frances Austin Theresa Cardwell Lisa Stringer Teresa Loft in Tanya Williams Judy Navarre Debbie Little Kim Bergeron Debra Salinas L'Eva Lusk Oboe Becky Winegartener Ann Chevalier Cornets Gladys Bullock Ricky Bowman Diane Pratt James O’Sullivan Mark Vidrine Eustolio Lopez Alto Saxophone Paula Thibodeaux Tommy Warford Paul Fishesser French Horn Tim Mullins Trombone Scott Singleton Baritone Mark Turner Alice Keys Bass Clarinet Phyllis Long Jim Cunningham Percussion Patty Duguay Tiera Irby Mark Mouton Amber David Cathy Cook Denise Salinas 133 The 1975-76 R.E.L. Choirs CHAMBER SINGERS Back Row. L to R: Micky Thompson. Perry Kirk. Roger Thiele. Russell Strahan. Tim Sutton. Front Row. L to R: Pat Gunn. Janine Williams Laura Murphy. Pam Edelman, Lynn Sutphin, and Leanne Mallory. Seated: Paula Herring. 134 Choir Officers CHAPLAIN: Micky Thompson SECRETARY: Paula Herring CHAPLAIN: Perry Kirk VICE PRES.: Pam Edelman PRESIDENT: Roger Thiele While visions of 'Grand Canyon’ danced in her head. Front Row. L to R: Karla Flores, Anne Rhodes. Irene Binz, Cindy Adams. Anne McElhanonn. Susan Nelson. Janine Williams. Kelsey Johnson. 2nd Row. L to R: Sharon Drcnon. Denise Pratt, Julie Pitts. Cyndi Woods. Mary Flynt, Paula Herring. 3rd. L to R: Crystal Durkee, Pam Edelman. Leanne Mallory, Toni Jackson, Laura Murphy. Dennis Alexander. Pat Gunn. Russell Strahan. Lisa Carrol. Anne Ostermayer, Lynn Sutphin, |Our Chaperone. Back Row. L to R: Tim Sutton. Steve Wallace. Byron Abies, Mr. Roger Lind, Roger Thiele. Perry Kirk. Micky Thompson. Joe Monaghan, Rodney Brownfield, Jackie Curry. D I DZ - tr P0WOO50 2 - Q3 DPHnn� CHOIR TOUR TO NEW BRAUNFELS. . . Dennis has his best side up. Mono at his best. Leanne gives her opinion of it all AND WE DID HAVE FUN! My mother never taught me to swim. Take that and that. . . Wood always did float. . . .ALL TOO SOON WE HAD TO COME BACK HOME A.F.8. The American Field Service is an organization which helps bring foreign students from other countries, and send Lee students abroad. This club also helps to promote friendly ties between our country and oth- ers. Moneys raised by an annual bond sale — in which we collected over $700 in Lee itself this year. These funds will help send Nancy Braswell and Hank Williams overseas on the American Abroad program, and bring a foreign student to Lee next year. Historian Mary Ann Crow Inter-club Council Representative Hank Williams Social Chairman Anne Hughes 140 I This year's A.I S. e;xe:hange; studeml has be;e;n Klizal e;lh (Li .) Ste� ele;l from Johannesbtirg. South Africa. Li , has l e;e;n an asset to Let?: and her coopera- tive;. courteous, and friendly personality will be missed. The; Jack |ae:ksem family hosle;el Liz for the year: and her American brothers and sister — Se;edL (Ire; � , anel Temi — we;re; all stu- dents at Lee. Liz has been a meinl)e;r of J.K.A.s. Brigadiers anel Lee; Band, and was a candidate lor relay queen. She accepted fen- many speaking engagements: and because of this ade pte;d Gander's year at 1 -lie;. we've; broadened our frie;ndship with the; world. Secretary Parliamentarian Chaplain Jean Frost Anne Ostcrmayer 144 Historian Linda Williamson Senior Director Aren’t we pretty? Where are you taking us? Wanda Knox Anyone for marbles? Angela. Anne, and Charlene take inventory. 145 146 Top Row: Rommie Dunn, Cindy Morelock. Melinda Walker. Marilyn Gray. Terry Stork, and Mrs. French. Second Row: Rhonda Brooks. Paula Goodson. Minettc Chasnoff, Phyllis Long. Molly Mayo. Marlene Juenger. Anne McElhannon. Charlene luenger. Third Row: Lynn Offcrman. Elma Aldaco. Linda Younse. Nancy Williamson. Fourth Row: Darilyn Anson. Amy Christensen. Wanda Knox. Angela Hefner. Anne Ostermayer. JoAnn Juenger. Gordon Schutze. Bottom Row: Lisa Santana. Liz Ann Morelock. Lisa Kilgore. Karen Tromblee. Jean Frost. Carolyn McLain. Linda Williamson. All These Students Worked at Learning a Skill luck Row: Robert Campbell — T.V. Services; Jimmy Curtis — Stocker; Donald Robertson — Auto Body Repair; Russell Findlay — itocker; Deborah DeVore — Secretarial; Vicky Lcger — Fast Food; Carla Powell — Shoe Repair: Robert Lloyd — Driveway Sales- nan. Front Row: Rosa Cisneros — Special Services; Theresa Salinas — Dietary; Maria Santos — Secretarial; Carla Woodward — :ast Food; Pamela Henderson — Childcare: Sharon Fotenot — Fast Food: Sylvia Martinez — Nurse Aide; Lillie Arline — Fast Food; Jrenda Robertson — Dietary Aide: Bertha Cartwright — Bakery; Marion Foster — Cashier; Miguel Pizana — Building Maintenance; 'rancisco Hernandez — Building Maintenance. Not Pictured: Kenneth Bell — Auto Mechanics; Bryan Bertrand — Furniture Sales- nan; Edward Branch — General Recreation; Toni Burns — Cashier. Hcrlinda Cantu —Toys Salesman; Maria Colunga —Cafeteria Services; Bobby Commander — Construction; Mike Flores — Cook; Leone! Garcia — Drywell: Martha Garcia — Shoe Sales: Marylyn Michols — Saleswoman; James Pac — Handyman; Tina Ratliff — Supplies: Tammy Risenhoover — Fast Food; Kenny Rowe — Pro- duce; Carolyn Wright — Shocsales: Bobby Yarber — T.V. Services; Isaac Roberston — Housekeeping; Charlie Johnson — Auto Repair. Lillie Arline Vice President Brenda Robetrson Secretary Vicky Leger Serseant-at-Arms Herlinda Cantu on Sadie Hawkins Day CVAE Deborah DeVor is only one of the many students we have working all over Bay- town. CVAE teacher Garrett and Deborah DeVore at work. Tina Ratliff won first place in Extempo- raneous Speaking and second in Pre- pared Speaking at the CVAE Co-ops District meet in LaPorte. This was the second year for Tina to win first place in speeches. Tina earned three promo- tions at Baytown Medical Center and is now head of Central Supply, while tak- ing CVAE for eight trimesters. 147 Resident Melanie Moskowitz Parliamentarian — Rhonda Tyroch Herriman PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Beau — Rene Contreras Chaplain —Janice Kristek Historian — Nancy Orsak Reporter — Diane Kaminski 148 Senior Director — Sandra Boodel) Jr. Director — Cindy Bailey SR. MEMBERS — Back Row: Janice Kristek, Brenda Reaves. Robin Perkins. Nancy Orsak. Rhonda Tyroch, and Meri Herriman. Middle Row: Kay Adcock. Sandra Boo- dell. Front Row: Ellen Hornsby. Diane Kaminski. Darlene Perio. JR. MEMBERS — Back Row: Sherri Jackson. Kathy Slanina, Patti Freer. Pam McDaniel. Terri Kcnnamer, Molly Gregory. Bonnie McCollough. Debbie Downs. Donna Brockman. Lillian Ehlig. Front Row: Melanie Moskowitz. Cheri Goodwin. Soph. Director — Jennifer Elisor Not only did the 75-76 Ant- lers have fun but also had several service projects. Hal- loween pumpkins and Christ- mas candy made days for the children of the opportunity center a little brighter. The new-member party, mother daughter luncheon, and the final banquet made Antler days a little brighter, too. SOPH. MEMBERS: Laura Norris, She- ryl Adcock, Jennifer Elisor, and Nina Collard. 149 You’re in the Antlers now! •••- � . n Seniors perform! Craziness abounded at the new member pickup party. Left to Right: Donna Brockmarj Molly Gregory. Pam McDaniel. Melanie Moskowitz, Sherri Jackson. At 4 in the morning nobody is peppy especially new mem- bers Laura Haney, Cindy Kalbitz, Nina Collard. The tireder anyone gets, the wilder they get and we were no exception. After do-nuts and orange juice all went back to sleep gratefully. Seniors go out on a limb. . . again. Get up sleepyhead! Why the frown? 150 Someone sure knows how to tell a joke. Seniors Meri, Brenda. Georgianne, Sandra, Smile a little bigger. Debbie! Robin. Rhonda. Janice, and Susie. Busy. busy, busy. . . 75— 76 OFFICERS — President — Kay Adcock Vice President — Melanie Moskowitz Treasurer — Brenda Reaves Recording Secretary — Meri Herriman Corresponding Secretary — Robin Perkins Historian — Nancy Orsak Parliamentarian — Rhonda Tyroch Reporter — Diane Kaminski Chaplain — Janice Kristek 76— 77 OFFICERS President — Melanie Moskowitz Vice President — Jennifer Elisor Treasurer — Molly Gregory Corresponding Secretary — Cindy Bailey Recording Secretary — Patti Freer Historian — Debbie Downs Parliamentarian — Donna Brockman Reporter — Bonnie McCullough Chaplain — Cheri Goodwin 151 Now. wc want a natural pose, gals. There, hold it. 1975-76 R. E. Lee Auto Mechanics Kent and Frankie put the tune on Boom-Boom’s car. 1975-76 OFFICERS: Eunice Lerma, Secretary: Kent Woods. President; Magie Garcia. Treasurer; Donald Brahm. Vice Presi- dent. The first period class. The fourth period class. Gregg and Kirk try to look busy. Our Sponsor Mr. Hay. 152 AH examine the picture. Ronnie, with the help of Mr. Hay. drills. Joe works with the machine. Mr. Hay lends a helping hand. Everyone works hard. 153 'ttir� , Ocatrn br for fiord work,dwdkm, and (m. Wlto mam COSMETOLOGY OFFICERS: Historian — Tina Olive: President — Dar- lene Perio; Vice President — Tynette Christian; Sergeant-at-Arms — Patsy Mills: Secretary — Debbie Parker; Parliamentarian —Tina Hodge; Treasurer — Lisa Santana. MEMBERS — Back: Elvia M.. Paula D.. Shaun B.. Missy L., Debbie P.. Lori L. Julie B.. Tina R. Middle: Lydieth H., Lori S.. Tynette C., Connie S. Front: Lisa S.. Lucy F. Not Pictured: Patsy M.. Tina O.. Darlene P., Val G.. Jackie S.. Connie S., Leigh R., Tina H.. Rhonda N.. Debbie W.. Susan R., Richard M. Student work buys washer and dryer. When the cat's away, the mice will play. Bicentennial Parents Night 156 Make me more beautiful says Mrs. Edwards. ' M were abort BAYTOWN :ek schools SCHOOL BOS Robert E. Lee has always had a fine group of ath- letes representing the Ganders. REL's athletic records can attest to that. The Class of '76 was no different, as two star-spangled athletic careers came to an end. These two persons were just a small part of a large contingent which carried the Lee banner in all athletic events, but they were the best, and they are the co-recipients of the annual Gander Gazette Athlete of the Year Award. In the past, only one award was given. However, since girls’ athletics have come on the scene, two were awarded — one to Ann Girar- deau and the other to Freddy Bradshaw. While the two finished at the top in their athletic endeavors, the pair was also outstanding in the classroom. Girardeau finished No. 2 in the Class of '76; Bradshaw No. 9. Girardeau’s second-place finish in the Sr. class rankings may be her lowest finish in 1976. as she was nothing but No. 1 in the pool. Ann completed recently, the most brilliant career of any female athlete, any swimmer and maybe any athlete in REL history. A four-year let- terwinner. Ann was the high scorer of the team all four years, racking up 1,495 points in four years. And Lee has not lost a dual or triangular swim meet since Girardeau has been at REL. Winner of the swim team’s MVP award, the Armstrong-Rice Award, in 1974-75. Girardeau had her best year that season, making 504 points. But Ann's excellence was not limited to the team. For instance, there are 10 events in swim meets (not including diving). At the Lee pool. Ann either holds individually or is part of a relay which holds the pool record in seven of those events. Girardeau holds the District 20-AAAA records in four events — the 200 free, the 200 individ- ual medley, the 100 free and the 100 back. Ann has qualified to go to the state swim meet all four years — the first Lee swimmer to perform this feat. Girardeau has swum in four events nine times in state competition. In those state performances. Ann has been all state three years, an honor only bestowed for the last three years. Though the National Honor Society, of which Freddy Bradshaw is the Robert E. Lee chapter president, is made up of those academically out- standing. Bradshaw would belong in any honor group for athletics as well. The three-year football letterman and four-year track letterwinner has had quite a career at Lee. Where Freddy was most prominent, though not always the most prolific, was in football, where he was a standout defensive back. Bradshaw lettered his sophomore year, seeing only lim- ited action due to a broken arm. Freddy started at defensive back his jun- ior year after an early-season broken ankle, and made the District 20- AAAA second all-district squad. The tri-captain received all-district honors for that season, as well as the James Gay award for best football player in academics and the Dan Stallworth award for the outstanding back. Unfortunately, head coach Ron Kramer and track mentor Gene Bosse must now find a replacement for Bradshaw. Freddy was just a tremendous athlete for our program. Kramer said. His play was always good, as was his leadership. He was very dependable to our program. He just didn’t miss. He’s just an outstanding athlete. Bradshaw's biggest asset is that he is a great competitor. Bosse said. He wants to win. and he works well to achieve that. ANN GIRARDEAU To qualify for all-state, one must be in the state's top five. And that’s not all. For three years, there have been All-American honors handed out. Annual Gander Gazette Award. . . Girardeau and Bradshaw Cop Athlete of the Year Awards And, for three years, Girardeau has been under consideration for that honor. Ann was on the 400 free ralay team under consideration her soph- omore and junior years, and has been under consideration for All-Ameri- can honors in the 100 free for all three years. According to swim coach Kathryn Wright. Ann’s lifetime best of 1:02.0 in the 100 back makes her a cinch for All-American honors this season. The All-American team will be announced this summer. What is more remarkable about Girardeau is that she swam what Coach Wright needed for the team, whether or not it was her best event. At one time or another during her high school | career, she swam in every event. Wright said. She swam whatever I needed her to swim when I needed it for the team, even though many times, it wasn’t what she wanted to swim.” FREDDY BRADSHAW Freddy was no slouch in track, either. In his four-year career. Bradshaw's versatility showed. At one time or another. Bradshaw ran the mile relay, the 440-yard relay, the 880 relay, the sprint and distance medley relays, the open quarter and the 220. Bradshaw’s specialty was the 440. where he had a best of 47.72 in the regional meet this year during which he placed fourth. Freddy won the loop crown in the event his junior and senior years. Freddy has timed faster in a relay, however. In the Ganders’ record sprint medley relay at the Baytown Relays. Bradshaw turned a 47.3 lap as REL put together the nation's fifth fastest time in high school competi- tion. Bradshaw was on the district champion mile relay his sophomore and junior seasons and part of the loop titlists in the sprint relay his sophomore and senior years. If Bradshaw continues at this pace. UT football coach Darrell Royal and track coach Cleburn Price will have something to talk about by 1979-80. 159 160 Reporter: Larry Malloy 161 THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA is a National Organization sol up to improver the� qual- ity of Agriculture through youth and leadership. The FFA sponsors contests all over the Stale of Texas in agriculture related fields to develop a competitive spirit between individuals. The Ray- town. Robert F. Lee. Chapter of the Future Farmers e� f America traveled eiverr 2.500 miles to con- tests this yerar ce mpe ting w ith others acmss the st.ile . ROSTER OF MEMBERS Steve? Watkins Wader Farmer Kristie? Kubik David Me� se?s 'fracy Foreman 1 lerschel Badgel! Tammy Warren Billy Foster James Baker Jody Ausley Lonnie 1 larger!! Calvin Smith Wayne Burns Steve? 1 tobbs Tysem Burns Cathy Knigge John 1 lolmers I .ere Rodrigue? . Margerert Crow Slerver McMahon Mary Ellen Dodds Freddie I)ie:k Teuld Neuman Cris Harrington Dixon Davis |ersse Rodrigue Billy Cummings Virgil Ward |immy Stephenson Rie:hard 1 lulsery Dana Danierl Janice Winters lerrry Ruyler Claud Smith Larry Badger! t John Sc:ott Johnny Pe?re? . Danny Ward Keith Belt . Mike? McBride? Kenneth Baker Brett 1 larlan Cindy Newman Sterven Dodds Trudy Guie:e? SPONSORS: Pal Wallace Cindy Garvery Kathy Smith AND Linda Guicer Lisa Baker 1 larvey Sjolandcr David Madden Dennis Mosers Robert Carson The Library The library is a well known place to all Lee students. Under the leadership of Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Lee, the library is available for magazine and newspaper reading, checking out books, and reference work for research papers, etc. On an average day, about 500 students come to the library for some type of service. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS — Standing. Left to Right: Steven Wallace. Robert Waldrop. Bruce Searcy. Craig Hester. Ray Baker, Brent McBride. Seated: Theresa Garcia. Pam Broussard. Cheryl Westerman. Tina Watkins. Toni Jackson. Nona Collard. and Julieta Juarez. Not Pictured: Hugh Cornelius, Tamara Oliver. Aimee Sneed. Lee Thomison, and Jennifer Witzel. Qine Waves Club Back Row: Sponsor — Coach Byrd. Dennis Hoover. Russell Mackart. Jennifer Swalm. Anne Ostermayer. Mike Bonem. Mike Holcomb, and Jimmy Girardeau. Middle Row: Gilbert Santana, Lee Davis. Mark Bailey. Barry Smitherman, Thomas Lipscomb, Mike Tieman. Front Row: Bruce Lancaster. Dennis Outlaw. Paul Lounsberry. Kay Whitcomb. Diane Kaminski, Joy Young. JoAnne Griffith. Celia Neavel, and Karen Tromblee. Front and Center Donus Sroufe. OFFICERS Sponsor: ''Undefined President 211 — Paul Lounsberry; Vice Pres; II — Kay Whitcomb: Secretary II 2 — Barry Smitherman. Treasurer II 4 — Joy Young. The Sine Waves was an organization formed from Coach Byrd’s second per. second trimester Trig class. The purpose was to have study parties and to drive the Undefined” crazy in an organized way. And we did succeed!! Our main project was a replica of the liberty bell that we made of paper mache and wire for the Bicentennial Parent’s Night. No one will ever have a finer club! 167 LEE MEMBERS Oral Bullock Pam Ebcrly Thelma Fountain Cynthia Goree Candy Graves Laura Hale Tim Hall Rose Ann Nance Renee Northrup Roxanne Reeves Cynthia Roberts Aimer Sneed OFFICERS from left are: Tim Hill. Reporter: Jennifer Richards. Secretary. Sheryl Enloe, Historian: Pam Nixon. President: Gloria Angermiller. Treasurer; Julie Long. Chaplain: Pam Eberly. Parliamentarian; Sandy Duncan. Sentinel. Not Pictured is Laura Hale. Vice President. STERLING MEMBERS Gloria Angermiller Sandy Duncan Sheryl Enloe Pam Juarez Julie Long Monica Martinez Melanie Mcrryman Colleen Miner Pam Nixon Jennifer Richards Sherry Windcrmillcr MEMBERS: Monica Martinez, Tim Hill. Janice Roberts — sponsor. Jennifer Richards. Cynthia Goree, Sandy Duncan. Sherry Windermiller, Gloria Angermiller. Pam Nixon. Pam Juarez. Julie Long. Colleen Miner. Thelma Fountain. Pam Eberly. Roxanne Reeves. Melanie Mcrryman. Aimer Sneed. Debbie DeLavergne, Sheryl Enloe. Not Pictured: Oral Bullock. Laura Hale. Candy Craves. Rose Ann Nance, and Renee Northrup. 168 Le Cercie Frangais Top Row: Nancy Williams, Patsy Forbes. Marty Comeaux. Mrs. Ashley, Joy Woods. Middle Row: Linda Forbes. )ames Peirce. Pam Turner. An Christensen. Lisa Murphy, Mary Peirce. Debbie Binz. Bottom Row: Anne Rhodes. Nancy Braswell, Melanie Moskowitz. John Lee, Darilyn Anson. L ter Bell, and JoAnne Griffith. 169 CLUB OFFICERS: President. Amy Christensen; Vice President, Melanie Moskowitz; Secretary, JoAnne Griffith; Treasurer. Darilyn Anson: Historian John Lee; and Parliamentarian, Bruce Lancaster. Future Teachers of America OFFICERS — Back Row: Faye Walstead. Jr. director; Diana Portis. Fr. director; Ricky Salinas. Beau; Candy Nance, Vice-President; Cheryl Craig, Sr. director. Front Row: Connie Portis, President; Joyce Bethea, treasurer; Irma DeLuna. parliamentarian; Mary Moore, social chairman; Kim Lounsberry, secretary. Not Pictured: Joy Young, historian. CLUB MEMBERS — Back Row: Karen Oviedo. Antonio Pena. Karen McGlothin. Joyce Bethea. Nancy Moreno. Diana Portis, Christi Craig, Mary Ann Hillin, Sandra Bennett. Jeannine Kaminski. Paula Flower. Kelly Spears, Karl Brockman. Debbie Phillips. Ronald Jagnanan. Lonnie Wood. Front Row: Alicia Houaman. Gina Circlli, Mary Nevil. Candy Nance. Mary Moore. Kathy Simcrly, Robin Perkins. Kim Lounsberry. Ricky Salinas. Irma DeLuna. Cheryl Craig. Regina Ainsworth. Bill Baker, Sandra Guajuardo. Debra Harris. Debra Carr. Janice Johnson. 170 Beau Sponsor Cheryl Craig at her best. For once everyone is interested. Teacher Assistants Billy Baker. James Roquemore, Joy Young. Robin Perkins. Kim Lounsberry. Connie Portis. Yoly Yepez. Irma Deluna, Kathy Simerly. Mary Moore. Cheryl Craig. Kathy Simerly really gets into her story. Miss Perkins and her kids. Genaro and Janie 171 Convention Held in Houston Oh no here we go again. Is John Kenney on the phone again? The CHOSEN FEW — the elite seven. The two sides of Tuna DeLuna. . . Lonnie Woods as usual Isn't she always laughing? Billy Baker at his best. Pictured from left to right behind Editor Ben Ward are Celia Neavel; Jimmy Jackson; Ms. Linda Cheatham. Advisor; Bruce Kennedy; and Micheal Mann. Not pictured arc Linda Cox. Tracy Evans, and Bruce Lancaster. Honors Collected by the staff: A special edition dedicated to the prob- lems of teenage runaways won six profi- ciency citations from the state ILPC Direc- tor. Dr. Max R. Haddick. For work in that same edition spotlighting Operation Peace of Mind, Editor Ben Ward received a cer- tificate of appreciation from Governor Dolph Briscoe. At the state convention in March, the Gander Gazette won the ILPC Award of Honor. 'Members elected to International Quill and Scroll an honorary society for high school journalists, are Jimmy Jackson, Mike Mann and Ben Ward. Editor.................Ben Ward Mg. Editor.........Jimmy Jackson Sports Ed..........Michael Mann Ad Manager........Bruce Lancaster Exchange Mgr...........Linda Cox Circulation Mgr......Celia Neavel Finance Mgr..........Tracy Evans Photographer.......Bruce Kennedy Advisor ......Ms. Linda Cheatham THE GANDER GAZETTE is published monthly by the Journalism class of Robert E. Lee High School. Baytown, Texas. 173 174 175 L £ £ X H r £ R R £ r SECRETARY TREASURER SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Pi-Yi Mayo Bobby Guenther Trey Holt Front Row. L to R: Fred Walker. Pi-Yi Mayo. Bobby Guenther. J. P. Flynt. Susie Moreno, Chet Theiss. Ronald Mann, Larry Tuck. Bill Hood. Back Row: Glenn Ganske. John Sandhop, Karl Theiss. Mike Hernandez. Trey Holt. Kent Wallace. Mike Eskew. s E N I 0 R S J u N I 0 R S L to R: Susie Moreno. Sam Wells. Ruben Benavides. Pi-Yi Mayo. J. P. Flynt, Bobby Guenther. Larry Tuck. Mike Hernandez. Front Row, L to R: Carl Theiss, Rusty Craig, John Sandhop. Back Row: Mark Beaubouef, Fred Taylor, Robert Goree. Omega SWEETHEART Susie Moreno SPONSOR Mr. Joe Roman 177 PRESIDENT Renee Northrup TREASURER Kim Lounsberry VICE PRESIDENT Maribeth Petrash SECRETARY Joy Young CHAPLAIN Susie Moreno 180 BEAU SPONSOR Robbie Dickson Larry Tuck y|pe ip einilops Bottom to Top: Larry Tuck. Lisa Tuck. Liz Stodel. Susie Moreno. Kim Lounsberry. Joy Young. Maribcth Petrash. Renee Northrup. Suzy Burnett. SENIOR DIRECTOR Lisa Tuck PARLIAMENTARIAN Debbie Kimmey What a cake!! JUNIOR DIRECTOR FINANCE SERVICE SOCIAL Faye Walstead Paula Herrins Joan Saunders Connie Branscome g Jen nine Junior s9 Top Row, L to R: Sherri Magee. Caroline Walmsley, Cindy Adams. Andy Jackson. Pat Gunn, Paula Flower. Janet Young, Kay Whitcomb. Con- nie Branscome. Kelly Spears. Bottom Row: Nancy Moreno. Janice Johnson. Paula Herring. Phyllis Nivens. Robyn Tucker. Faye Walstead. Candy Nance, Joan Saunders. SPIRIT Caroline Walmsley 182 PROGRAM Candy Nance SCRAPBOOK Nancy Moreno PUBLICITY Kay Whitcomb L to R: Stcphani Kirk, Diane Davis. Mary Flynt, Toni Jackson. Julie Pitts. Debbie Spears. Carolyn Carnes, Susan Dees. Cassie Madden. Laura Murphy. Kay Johnson, Susan Nelson, Jana Dippel, Patti Kern, Lynn Berry. SOPHOMORE DIRECTOR Laura Murphy HONORARY MEMBER Liz Stodel Sophomores President Pam Eddleman Treasurer Annette Edmundson Vice-President Elizabeth Goodwin Beau Micky Thompson Parliamentarian Sponsor Carrie Owens Mrs. Bagwell Secretary Irma Deluna Historian Eva Chervenka Senior Director Debbie Binz ptimi5ses 184 Bottom Row: Terri Hanson. Anna Rodrigue ., Mary Jo Calson, Pam Eberly. Theresa Garcia, Irma Deluna, Eva Chervenka. Sallye McCandlcs. Middle Row: Debbie Sapp, Rosie Kleinschmidt. Annette Edmundson, Linda Andreas, Laura Hale. Micky Thompson. Pam Eddleman. Donna White. Debbie Bin ., Barbara Huckaby. Top Row: Mrs. Bagwell. Julia Martinez, Linda Martinez, Tina Contr- eras. Susie Rodriguez, Kathy Simcrly, Carrie Owens. Lucy Flores, Terri Aguilar. Brenda Flewcllen. Oral Bullock. Qeniors Top: Eva Chervenka. Pam Eddleman, Brenda Flewellen. Laura Hale. Debbie Bin .. Bottom: Yolanda Yepes, Donna White, Carrie Owens, Mickey Thompson, Susie Rodriguez, Irma Deluna. Annette Edmundson, Kathy Simerly. 185 Terri Aguilar. Julia Martinez. Linda Martinez, Terri Hanson. Rosie Kleinschmidt, Pam Eberly, Lucy Flores. Anna Rodriguez, Barbara Huckaby, Tina Contreras. Theresa Garcia, and Debbie Sapp. President Lisa Tuck Vice President Joy Young Secretary Julie Hughes Treasurer Celia Neavel Contest Director Ronald Mann Program Sales Mark Bailey Newspaper Molly Mayo Membership Kay Johnson The 1975-1976 Junior Classical League J.C.L. Members Reporter Joyce Bethea fMOTONOt AVAKASU Recording Secretary Jcanic Estrada Social Chairman Susie Moreno Historian Keith Opcrshck Sponsor Mary Jane Bickle 188 REGIONAL WINNERS: Top. L Io R: Curt Sowell, Tommy Thiele. Ronald Mann, Carla Hufford. Lisa Tuck, Jane Griffith, Mary French. Molly Mayo. Oscar Walker. Joyce Bethea. Bottom. L to R: Karen Kristek, Mary Comeaux. Marcus McElvccn, Steven Strick- land. Celia Neavel, David Clark. Mark Bailey. Bryan Thiele, Leslie Bryant, Georgianne Spiller, Marla Duggar. Raymond Walker. STATE WINNERS: Top. L to R: Steven Strickland, Joyce Bethea. Marla Duggar, Celia Neavel. Bryan Thiele. Leslie Bryant. Ms. Mary Jane Bicklcy, Tommy Thiele. Keith Opryshek, Margret Foster. Thomas Lipscomb. Marcus McElveen. Bottom. L to R: Lee Davis. Pete Kabclla. Oscar Walker, Mark Bailey, David Clark. Jon Cezeaux. Ronald Mann, Mary Comeaux. Lisa Platt. Joy Young. Molly Mayo, and Shawne Lucius. 189 Cert men Team in action. Displaying the State trophy. The Gang All eyes on the FIRST PLACE Regional trophy The officers clowning around. 190 lames Roquemore President Paul Lounsberry Secretary Mr. Krigar Sponsor Gordon Schutze Sr. Director Nancy Braswell Sweetheart SENIORS Back Row: Tommy Durant. Kent Woods. Brian Chambers. Rusty Eichelberger, Scott Jackson, and Bryan Sandow. Front Row: Lee Murphy. Drew Hopper. Paul Lounsberry and Gordon Schutze. 191 Juniors Back Row: Sean Rudolf. Marcus Vidrine. Tim Sutton. Brent Brentzel. Armando Avila. Paul Morgan. Tommy Gidley and Aristides Trifilio. Front Row: John Kenny. Chris Navarre. Richard Godwin, Paul Peloquin. Craig Friermood. Dwayne Carnes. John Echols. Mike Veselka, Don Queen, and Joe Lorenz. Dwayne Carnes Vice President Aristides Trifilio Treasurer Craig Friermood Junior Director 192 Key Club at Convention Gophomores Back Row: Jamie Roole, Mark Bailey. John Ehlig, Lionell Roan, Homer Johnson, Jimmy Gammon, Allen Watson. Front Row: Jeff Reilly. Mark Sherron, Danny Stewart, James Donnelly. Paul Jennings, Jeff Ganske, Randy Wheeler, Eric Mundinger. THE WHOLE GANG Congratulations . . . from Convention of ’75 to Convention this year, the Robert E. Lee Key Club, with the help of an outstanding execu- tive board, a fine sponsor and an all-around hard working crew, came from a near bottom status right back to its traditional place . . . right at the top. 193 75-76 Keywanettes Vice-President Jean Lankford Treasurer Connie Portis Historian Cheryl Forque President Anne Rhodes Parliamentarian Nancy Braswell Beau Paul Lounsberry Reporter Laura Frank We Strive to Serve Corresponding Secretary Jennifer Swalm Sponsor Mrs. Sally Black Secretary Jeanie Estrada 194 JoAnn Griffith Mum Chairman Debra Salinas Program Chairman LuAnn White Senior Director Joyce Bethea Project Chairman Anita Chandler Prayer Chairman Celia Neavel Junior Director Christi Craig Sophomore Director SENIORS — L to R: Mary Peirce. Cheryl Craig. Anne Hughes. Laura Frank. Missy Causey. Jeanie Estrada. Nancy Braswell. Thebe Worden. Jennifer Swalm. Ann Girardeau. Bottom Row. LuAnn White. Cheryl Forque. Paul Lounsberry. Beau; Connie Portis. Anne Rhodes, Jana Odom. 195 Juniors Shoot 'em up at the Great Train Robbery JUNIORS — Top, L to R: Lynn Scull. Celia Neavel. Karen Poirot. Theresa Gilliam. Therresa Payne. Bottom: Sylvia Wilson. Joyce Bethea. Debra Salinas. Susan Turner. JoAnne Griffith. Anita Chandler. Jean Lankford. Kelly Dooley. SOPHOMORES — Top. L to R: Denise Salines. Lisa Platt. Middle: Terri Coker. Kay Kelly. Sherri Pool. Julie Hughes. Stefani Hurst. Deanne David, Christi Craig. Bottom: Mary Comeaux. Lisa Moore. 196 Sophomores act out Blazing Saddles Christi and Julie arrange mums. Key Club Hamburger Party. Joyce. Mary. Caryn, and Anita making mums. Laura and Caryn at a typical meeting. Anne. Jennifer, and Nancy look mad. New member pickup. 197 Silting. Front to Back: Rose Rocder. Phyllis Smart, Venita Lane, Anna Bravo, Janice Davis, Vickie Fullbright. Diana Rodriguez. Peggy Edwards. Amy Babin. Pat Jeanes. Janie Strickland. Donna Flynn. Leah Kissick. Standing. Left to Right: Connie Van Pelt, Janet Davis. Barbara Wotipka. Dahlia Lopez. Trey Holt, Rhonda Razo. Janie Lopez. Not Pictured: Mary King, Erica Brown. Sylvia Rodriguez. Mrs. Johnson, Sponsor; Trey Holt. Beau: Mrs. Tarbett. Sponsor. Front Row. L. to R.: Amy Babin. Jr. Director; Vickie Fullbright. Historian; Phyllis Smart. Chaplain; Janet Davis. Vice-President; Donna Flynn. President. Back Row: Jan- ice Davis. Reporter; Dahlia Lopez. Sr. Director: Trey Holt. Beau; Janie Lopez. Soph. Director. Valentine’s flowers from Trey — Wasn't that sweet!” 198 This year the Lioness Club kept themselves very active at such things as the Halloween carnival at the Civic Center with an apple bob; they took Christmas Stockings to the Cerebral Palsy Center, and had their own Christmas party at Anna Bra- vo's. In March they participated in the Muscular Dystrophy Drive; and for a money making project they sold cokes and desserts at the Lion’s Club oyster fry. The club banquet was held at Newby’s where Donna Flynn was selected ‘‘Girl of the Year.” Lively group at 6 a.m. in the morning! New officers for 1976-1977. Rosie, problem with p.j.'s? Mary King doing what she does best. Hey. Diana, is something wrong? Our MoHo: We Serve To a great Beau: ‘Thanks, Trey!” Donna Flynn with pendant for Girl of the Year. °£ Signatures O. HV- , : % ;%3 C y i ,l d h 3e nC 0 JboXjs {JjttXSY y- ' 4 — T- Oj q_ o- cyvo4 Qkv JvSUoJ 201 Medical Careers Club Jimmy Jackson President Craig McCalcb Treasurer Karen Tromblee Vice-President Barbara Bradley Secretary Don Rogers Parliamentarian Mary Ann Crow Chaplain o Bruce Kennedy Historian £ Tim Hill Reporter 202 Jimmy Jackson serves as T.A.C.H. Vice-Presi- dent. Mrs. Lois Hofmann — Wom- en's Medical Auxiliary and MCC Sponsor. Mr. Arthur Hodges — Goose Creek Science Coordinator and MCC Sponsor. MCC MEMBERS: Jimmy Jackson. Barbara Bradley. Bruce Kennedy. Mrs. Hofmann. Tim Hill. Craig McCaleb. Mary Ann Crow, Eton Rogers. Lisa Stringer. Karen Tromblee. Patty Duguay. Cindy Morelock. John Zeglin, Rommi Dunn. Not Pictured: Sheri Anderson. Pam Eberly. Bruce Lancaster, Gayle Maloch, Debbie Young. National Honor Society OFFICERS — Left to Right: President. Freddy Bradshaw; Vice President. Roger Thiele: Secretary. Nancy Braswell; Treasurer. Joy Young; Historian. Connie Portis. The N.H.S. for 1975-76 had a very successful year. The Honor Soci- ety decorated the Christmas tree in the commons as an annual pro- ject. Valentines were sold as a money-making project to raise money for scholarships. The scholarship winners were Carol Albright. Nancy Braswell, and Lee Davis. Also N.H.S. members served as guides at the Bicentennial Parent’s Night at Lee. 204 Back Row. L. to R.: Wanda Knox. Cheryl Forque. Angela Hefner. Connie Portis, Ann Girardeau. Nancy Freer. Joy Young. Carolyn McClain. Linda Williamson, Anne Hughes, Jennifer Swalm, Thebe Worden. Marla Dugger. Sharon Perkins. Georgiannc Spiller. Eva Chervenka. Pi-Yi Mayo. Middle Row: Freddy Bradshaw, Bobby Guenther. James Roquemore. Roger Thiele. Gordon Schut .e, Larry Tuck, Larry Coker. Sam Wells. Clay Webb. Front Row: Lester Bell. Bill Maloy. Paul Lounsberry. Brent Evard. Maribcth Petrash. Lee Davis. Karen Tromblce, Anne Rhodes. Nancy Braswell, Patsy Forbes. Linda Forbes. Back Row. L to R.: Paula Herring. Ann McDonald. Eugenia Smith. Amy Christensen. Lynn Offerman. JoAnne Griffith. Minette Chasnoff. Con- nie Fielder. Lillian Ehlig. Teresa Gilliam. Joy Wood. Cynthia Gorcc. Front Row: Kevin Pearce. David Clark. John Cezeaux, Trey Brooks. John Sandhop. Steven Strickland. Mike Bonem. Hardy Power. Matt Maloy, LeeThomison. 205 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Cynthia Ann Adams Lisa Kay Adcock Carol Gene Albright Lester Donald Bell Michael Walter Bonem Fredrick Thomas Bradshaw Connie Lee Branscome Nancy Elaine Braswell Fred George Brooks Timothy David Bumpass Suzanne Elaine Burnett Jon Lee Cezeaux Phyllis Minette Chasnoff Eva Frances Chervenka Amy Louise Christensen David Michael Clark Larry Gene Coker Leslie Leon Davis Kelly Lyn Dooley Marla Elizabeth Dugger Lillian Marie Ehlig Brent Patrick Evard Connie Yvonne Fielder Bruce Arthur Fippinger Linda Theresa Forbes Patricia Sue Forbes Cheryl Denise Forque Nancy Lynne Freer Thomas Kendall Gidley Teresa Nadine Gilliam Ann Elizabeth Girardeau Cynthia Marie Goree Vivian JoAnne Griffith Robert Dean Guenther Angela Kay Heffner Paula Kay Herring Anne Elizabeth Hughes James William Jackson Jo Ann Juenger Peter Ray Kabella Diane Kaminski Bruce Clark Kennedy Wanda Gail Knox Janice Gayle Kristek Bruce Eric Lancaster Frances Jean-Lankford Paul Marvin Lounsberry Celeste Ann McDonald Carolyn Renee McLain Matthew Sean Maloy William Thomas Maloy Michael Patrick Mann Richard Clark Martinez Pi-Yi Gene Mayo Melanie Sue Moskowitz Celia Beth Neavel Lynn Maclin Offerman Anne Ostermayer Kevin Val Pearce Mitchell Ray Pearce Sharon Ann Perkins Maribeth Petrash Connie Jean Portis Jesse Harden Power Anne Laurel Rhodes Elizabeth Ellen Rice Cynthia Gay Roberts James William Roquemore Barry Alan Rosenbaum John Riley Sandhop, Jr. Bryan Kiyoshi Sandow Joan Dee Saunders Gordon Edward Schutze Eugenia Leigh Smith Georgianne Spiller Steven Dale Strickland Lou Ann Sutphin Jennifer Anne Swalm Roger Stuart Thiele Frank Lee Thomison Michael Lee Tieman Karen Lee Tromblee Larry Keith Tuck Lisa Kay Tuck Caryn Lisa Vernon Joseph Lee Waasdorp Jack Clay Webb Samuel Matthew Wells Henry Clayton Williams Nancy Lynne Williams Linda Ann Williamson Joy Ann Wood Thebe Lou Worden Mary Ann Wotipka Janet Danay Young Joy Kay Young Sponsor. . . Mrs. Bruce BO YS' ST A TE REPRESENT A TIVES Matthew Sean Maloy Aristides Amadeo Trifilio, Jr. GIRLS'STATE REPRESENTATIVE Paula Kay Herring GOOD CITIZENSHIP A WARDS Carol Gene Albright .. .Pi-Yi Gene Mayo Daughters of the American Revolution Sons of the American Revolution .... R. E. Lee Octagon Club SENIORS OFFICERS: Sophomore Dir.. Thomas Lipscomb: Secretary. |oe Waas- dorp; President. MikeTieman; Junior Director. Hardy Power: and Trea- surer. Roy Roberts. SOPHOMORES Buck Row: Joe Waasdorp. Hank Williams. MikeTieman. Front Allen Gresham. Thomas Lipscomb. Mike Kubclka. Jimmy Giradeau. and Row: Randy Dunn. Roy Roberts, and Tommy Fain. Fidel Campos. JUNIORS Buck Row: Robert VanNatta. Andrew Crawford. Hardy Power. Larry Douty, John Lee. Front Row: Zach Kirk. David Barth, and Leon Steward. PRESIDENT Pi-Yi Mayo VICE PRESIDENT Tami Queen SECRETARY Joy Young Front Row, L to R.: Joy Woocf, Cindy Newman, Brian Thiele. Alice Reese. Debbie Binz, Cheryl Westerman. Tami Queen. Lorrie Hen- drix. Second Row: Ann Melton. Christi Stringer, Pat McDonald, Jan Orton. Jon Cezeaux, Mike Cezeaux, Pi-Yi Mayo, Pat Kabella, Pete Kabella. Third Row: Lee Davis, Robbie Jordan. Cordon Schutze. Sam Wells, Steve Mikula, Kenny Neavel. Mr. Dickson, sponsor. TREASURER REPORTER SPONSOR Sam Wells Pat McDonald Buenger Dickson Sign Language Club Left to Right: Mrs. Pam Arline, Virginia Santana, Karen Tromblee, Paula DiSabatino, Valerie Geisendorff, Tracy Evans, Terri Storck, Rigo- berto Hernandez. luluta luaris, Sonoho Galvan. Students are making the international sign for 1 Love You The Sign Language Club was formed in February, 1976. It was organized to teach sign language to interested students and to develop understanding between deaf and hearing students. Mike Woods is President, Tracy Evans is Vice President, Teresa Gilliam is Secretary, and Juan Garcia is Treasurer. 211 212 Back Row: Anita Gordon, Sonoco Galvan, DeMarcia Durio, Carla Milliken, Vicki Foston. Miwaco Galvan, Andrew Fuentes. Rigo- berto Hernandez. Jesse Garcia. Pam Lewis. Ellen Marie Mixon. Jackie Cardwell. Debra Harris. Cinthia Jones, Yuetti Harris. Front Row: E. Woods. Richard Fuentes. Danial Sims. Juan Garcia, Renee Haggerty. Ivy Herron. Georgia Jennings. Robbie Speed, Tim Mitc- hell. Sherri Hudson, J. Tarbett. Bus Captain: Rigoberto Hernandez Sponsor: Mrs. Woods Historian: Rene Haggarty President: Ivy Herron Sponsor: Mrs. Tarbett This is what the Staggs did. . . 214 More of what the Staggs did this year. . . snio IIBUI .m. jouq im Sj dJdiji Recording Secretary — Lisa Tuck Corresponding Secretary — Susie Moreno Sponsor — Weston Cotten 218 SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES: Pi-Yi Mayo. Diane Kaminski. Freddy Bradshaw. Lisa Tuck. Micky Thompson, Joe Monaghan, Anne Hughes. Jeanne Estrada. Mary Kathleen Pierce. Lee Murphy. Susie Moreno, and Nancy Braswell. JR. REPRESENTATIVES — Back Row: Matthew DcHoyas, Geofrcy Guill. 3rd Row: Melanie Mos- kowitz, Donna Cook, Cindy Bailey. Nancy Moreno. 2nd Row: Candy Nance. Paula Herring, Faye Walstead, Patti Freer. Front Row: Pam McDaniel. Sean Rudolph. Jea- ninc Kaminski. EPRESENTATIVES — ?: Terri Coker. Bootie Gon- Christi Craig. Kneeling: Bergeron, Julie Hughes, iura Murphy. Lisa Moore. Sitting: Jana Dippel, Laura Norris. Susan Nelson, Candy Shumate. 219 Top: Kathy Kaminski. Middle Row: Shawne Lucius, Dedra Shumate. Diana Por- tis. and Lisa Ramon. Bottom Row: Steve Stafford. Roger Guenther. Kirby Craig. Lisa Swalm, Jane Greenawalt, and Lou Ann Bletsch. Nancy Braswell uses her right to vote as a student at REL. One of the major changes this year in the student senate was the switch from written ballot to the use of voting machines. Not only was this a more accurate way of voting, but it also encouraged more student participation in student elections. Here Diane Kaminski shows Aristedcs Trifilio how to use the machine properly. 220 Above Left: Committee Meetings played a big part in the senate this year. Here. Matt DeHoyas, Laura Norris. Laura Murphy, and Jana Dippel discuss 50's Day. Above Right: As is anywhere, plans must be approved before taking place. Mr. Cotten and Joy Young wait to see Mr. Armstrong about Sadie Hawkins Day. Lower Right: Student Senate listens attentively to President Murphy. Mr. Cotten joins in the spirit of 50's day as the Fonzzz! Homecoming — Blood Drive Shamrocks against Dystrophy Film Festival — Fifties Day Sadie Hawkins Week — King and Queen Assembly 221 V. o. E. 0 f f c e E d u 0 a t 0 1 o n A s s 0 c 0 1 a i 0 I o n of REL and RQS OEA PLEDGE: We are met in a spirit of friendship and good will as we prepare for lives of service in office occupations. We work together to attain the goals of OEA and pledge our loyalty to our nation. VOE PRE-EMPLOYMENT LAB Front Row: Judy Brown. Gcralyn Lee. Loyce Knight, Lisa Mitchell, Paula Rubac. Eddie Vanegas and Tambra Hicks. Back Row: Phyllis Hicks. Phyllis Smart, Mr. Riley. Rose Roeder, Pat Jeans. Anette Maxwell. Terri Hanson, and Melanie Bailey. VOE SENIOR CO-OP LAB Front Row: Kathy Neal. Denise Detro. Tonya Thibedeaux. Stephanie Blakeslec. Leticia Barrientes. Back Row: Angela Towns. Peggy Spears. Shirley Blake, Mr. Riley. Janet Jones. Mary Wotipka. and Robin Stap. 222 Denise Detro, Reporter Leticia Barrientes, Pres. Peggy Spears. Sgt.-at-Arms Stephanie Blakeslee. V.P. V. 0. F. O f f C e r s f o t 1 9 7 e Mr. Riley. Sponsor 223 French and Latin National Honor Society Installation FRENCH Back Row: Jennifer Swalm. Lester Bell. Anne Rhodes. Mike Bonem. Front Row: Amy Christensen, JoAnn Griffith. Patsy Forbes. Debbie Binz. and Sponsor Mrs. Ashley. ADVANCED LATIN STUDENTS Back Row: Steven Strickland. John Sandhop. Molly Mayo. Jimmy Girar- deau. Thomas Lipscomb. Michael Kubelka. Lee Davis. Front Row: Lisa Tuck. Debbie Wells. Celia Neavel. Mark Bailey. Ronald Mann. Mary Comeaux. Jeff Wood, and Ms. Mary Jane Bickley. sponsor. FIRST YEAR LATIN STUDENTS Back Row: Jeff Johnson. Don Gross. Curt Sowell. Mike Comeaux, Andy Martin. Karen Kristek. Margaret Foster. Mary Ann French, and Susan Williams. Front Row: Roger Guenther. Keith Dooley. Tommy Thiele. Stephen Sandhop. Bryan Thiele. Leslie Bryant. Ann Chauvi- ere and Jane Griffith. 224 This was the first year an honor society for the foreign languages was established. Latin members were required to be in first or second year Latin and maintain an “A” average. The French students were to be in second year and maintain an “A” average. The installation was held on Sun- day, April 25th. The students passed a candle and recited a passage in French and Latin. Parents of the French and Latin students watch as the Installation begins. 225 We Appreciate You. . . The annual staff wishes to express their appreciation to the following people for their help in taking pictures for us: Mr. John Adams John Tidrow Mr. Larry Beverley Aristides Trifilio Bruce Kennedy Mr. Steve Linscott Brent Brentzel Thank you! 229 231 A2v Tension builds up until the school starts buzzing with gossip of who's taking out whom on which night. Finally the bell rings for the end of school Monday. Girls and boys alike rush home to get ready for the night's activities. Monday is set aside for the Pizza Parlor. Tuesday, the most exciting night of all is the necking movie shown at Memorial Sta- dium. Wednesday is left free and Thursday is filled with the excitement of getting the bonfire ready. For members of the Keywanettes and J.R.A. it is a late night with all the work of getting Mums and boutonnieres ready for homecoming. The excitement has been building until the pep rally. The Sophomores seemed to have more spirit, for they win the spirit stick. The deafening roar of people shouting fills the auditorium, all voices shouting in anticipation of the game. Emcee Glen Walker “points the way to FOOD!! Another recipient of the Dan Stallworth Award was James Bailey. This award is given every year to the outstanding senior linemen on the team. The Pi-Yi Kern Award was presented to Rene Contreas. 234 rOOTBAL L This year’s Football Banquet was held at the Civic Center in January with Glen Walker Serving as Emcee. Coach Bel- lard from A M was the guest speaker. The meal was Bar-B- Que catered by Lenox. All of the coaches gave a short speech telling of the season’s accom- plishments. Awards were given to the outstanding athletes on the team. The Band and Brig officers and Cheerleaders also attended the Banquet. Coach Thompson presents the Dan Stallworth award to James Roquemore. Award winners — Rene Conlreas. James Bailey. James Roquemore, and Freddy Brad- shaw. Coach Groberg presenting James Gay award to Freddy for having the highest scholastic average on the team. Coach Emery Bellard from A M Uni- versity speaks about determination and dedication of being a football player. A pin Emcee Glen Walker. Coach Groberg. Coach Thompson, and their wives enjoy a delicious meal catered by Lenox. 235 Every year there is a parents’ night at Robert E. Lee. This year there was a change. Instead of the usual maroon and white, red, white and blue deco- rated the halls and stage. Teachers and students alike were encouraged to dress patriotically and all of the exhibits had historical themes. Why? The Bicenten- nial, of course. Dr. Horatio (Melanie Moskowitz) and lady friend (Darlene Perio) attend assembly. Besides the assembly there were many exhibits — such as this one of Boston Harbor. Awards were presented to Micky Thompson. Mike Eskew. and David Clark. A Bicentennial tea was prepared and served by the Homemaking department. 236 Flags made into rugs by crafts classes, totem poles, a model of Boston Harbor, papers on ‘‘What America-Means to Me,” a talking Thomas Jefferson, and a medicine man show all added up to a big night and lots of headaches for teachers and students. Was it all worth it? The Liberty Bell cracks again in this lifesize model made by Sine- Waves. To increase attendance, students were awarded an extra exemption day if they had their parents come to the exhibits and assembly. 237 Among the presentations was this flag presented to Mrs. York Decorations for the tables in the commons and on the stage were for the History and Gov’t departments. made by the Brig. A close look by Mr. Lind reveals true artistry in the arts and crafts exhibits. 238 When finally the big night came ... all were at the break- ing point. Would everything go as planned? When people began coming, exhibits, stu- dents. and teachers were ready. As everyone settled into their seats in the auditorium, many feelings went through the crowd. Teachers and students — tired but proud. Administra- tors — relieved that all had gone well so far. And as the sounds of the choir and Ameri- can folk music filled the air, unity filled the room. As her ladyship looked on. Mr. Dickson led off the program with songs from American folklore. r 'k'kA'kA'kA'kk'k'k'k'k'ki 239 •ANDREW CARNES’ and 'AUNT ELLER’ sine ‘OKLAHOMA’ Micky puts the finishing touches on Sam. omm Producer Kim Martin and music director Roger Lind. QJj The leads ‘CURLY’ and ‘LAURIE’ take a break. Stardie contemplates the play. ‘WILL’ gets a shot at ‘ADO ANNIE.’ For the first time in five years the choral and drama performed a Broadway musical. Auditions were held the first week of March. The next week 40 singers and dancers began 150 hours of rehears- als. The main parts were ‘‘Curly'’ played by Roger Theile, Laurie” by Anne Rhodes. “Aunt Eller” by Lynn Sutphin, and Ado Annie” by Sylvia Wilson; Mickey Thompson played Will.” Finally with the help of many students and teachers, the play was presented to the public on May 13.14,15. The play was enjoyed by audience and players alike. Bad ol’ Jud Fry. Follow the leader. Joe's gang Jerry, you’re standing on my § foot, it’s for our wedding night. HELP!!! Capitol of (he United States DAs speaks to the lecturer, before an AHbng seminar. Se in the airport ’twenty students At last we are off that dent to meet us? Every year a banquet is held to recognize those students who have received some academic honor. Held this year in the R. E. Lee cafeteria, the banquet was attended by the school board, principals, teachers, and student honorees. 1976 Honors Banquet award. Mr. Joe Graves was the guest speaker. Guy Griffin, after going through a terrible Pi-Yi Mayo was presented the S.A.R. experience comes through with flying colors award by John Black, graduating Cum Laude. Micky Thompson 245 Supt. Johnny Clark and School Administrators. Tommy Thiele Coach Thompson and the girl's basketball team. Guest Speaker Prof. Hallie Poindexter. Spring Sporis Banquet Joseph Rodriguez receives the most val- uable nlaver award. What are you doing on the floor? Everyone enjoys the food catered by Lenox. Brian and Kent munch-out at the banquet. 247 Tommy Fain. Mike Eskew. J. P. Flynt, and James Roquemore pose before taking a break. Miss Carroll — Anyone for dessert? Carolyn. Susie, and Kay ready and waiting. 248 Fish Fry Kim Lounsbcrry Irma Deluna sample the fish. Seniors look busy. Can’t Wait!!! Even Bounty can't clean this mess! The Senior class of ’76 had one of the most successful fish fries in the past few years. Not only did they make a lot of money but had a fryin time. The majority of the success was due to the hard work and great cooperation of the seniors. Mr. Armstrong lends a helping hand. 249 1 C.inwlron priix h! -iI I in- rntrii.iinmi'iU Mr .mil Mrs Thompson mtmiI .is h.ipit mii-s ,il I In Prom Somi l|ii slmlriils w.nli it mil .1 tl.iin . ,|| 1 In i.ilili , i|. m.itril ill itlil� ms •iliil (liiisii-s M11 k Thompson srivi l is l.mm ilm n • 1111 (■ 1 mil M.iri.li through Ihi- 1 nr, 11 is 11.it 1 .is 11 .Hi I ,.i 1 ik !« ■ I Somr students enjn 11n fresh air while I hr hand l.ikrs .1 break. Lim and Ins date enjoy Ihc refreshments Best Prom Ever. . . This year’s Senior Prom was held Friday. May 21. at Sylvan Peach Pavillion in LaPorle. Caterers provided punch, sandwiches, chips, nuts, and cake. Daisies, ivy. ribbons, colored balls, and a mural decorated the pavillion. Sen- ior I lomeroom teachers, the principals, and counselors served as chaperones. Ten Junior boys parked cars for everyone - for a lip of course. Cameleon entertained and Micky Thompson was selected Kmcee. At eleven o'clock the (irand March through the ring began: Freddy Bradshaw, president of the sen- ior class, was first, followed by the Senior Plan- ning Committee. The senior class bought a new ring this year with money from the successful After .1 lot of li.iril work u it la the planning innimitl Mr. I lenderson .nut Mi At mslrong enjoy I hi prom. C.'.imeleon gels down to some good music Kveryone loves .1 fast dam e I'll. liiu'iilcnnt.il (ioii|i|r. I..UTV .mil |«� . «.ill I lit c.iki . 11.ink .iml li-iiiiilri .iri ivmn .it tlit- prom Illi i li i ni.itmii i i« v I In «lay liclmr tin Prom. ’n. I.ce. s.tvr il lor liilci ’” Pn s. Kr« «l l Hr.nlsh.m .mil Ins irl k.i «In I In li.nli tion.il kiss .iftcr jioiii« I In mi ;Ii I In i my. 253 MMUM nc . J 4 nv?Tte tc ni6ri6 $a� rci € ■j r y 'v rUn ,y n e£MhundredA i n ys-Ata? MtAevtm-jA rtysz clt cAf $a uwr A' S idu r i lay ctvrif 3eaca Valedictorian Bryan Sandow gives his speed while Freddy Bradshaw, in a wheel chai because of an appendectomy, listens intently. The 1976 graduating class marches out of the stadium onto the field for the exercises. Guy Griffin, who graduated twenty-seventh after being near death due to an accident, receives a standing ovation from his class and audience as he receives his diploma. Superintendent Johnny Clark presents the class before they receive diplomas. Graduation 1976: A new breed faces the future Students wait patiently to receive diplomas. It was a beautiful clear night as 386 students par- ticipated in graduation exercises. It was something that everyone had been looking forward to and that day finally arrived. Sophomores and Juniors served as posts with the band and choir entertaining. School Board Pres. Willie Moreno awarded diplomas. Senior homeroom teachers bid last farewells to students and lead the students on the field. The graduates look somber as they listen to lohnny Clark. Last, but not least. Joy Young graduates at the end. 255 257 Seniors — Joy Young and Larry Tuck Juniors— Paula Herring and Geoffrey Guill Sophomores— Terri Coker and Danny Stewart Freshmen — Cindy Lopez and Paul Cox The 1975 Gander Carriers landy William; Without these boys, Mr. Lee would have never made it safely to any of our GANDER football games. Thanks 261 THE ACTION WAS ALIVE IN 1975 Ruben and Avila contemplate the game. Gander weather Take two salt tablets and soak it in the whirlpool. One of the finest defensive units on the coast gets a Drew gets an injury but returns to rest. action. Pi-Yi Kern award winner Rene Contr- eras gets him for a loss. The pigskin flies loose. The defense crushes while more troops come to help. 263 264 Back Row. L to R: George Crow, H. Trainer. Bill Groberg. Offensive Coach. Don Queen. J. P. Flynt. Drew Hooper. Robert Holt. Scott Jackson. Mike Eskew. Ricky Durio. Shane Boeker. Dennis Cernosek. Mark Hatcher. Dean Hcchler. Head Coach Ron Kramer. Third Row. L to R: Ricky Burch. Offensive Coach. Kevin Lounsberry, Defensive Coach. Gordon Schutze. Aris- tides Trifilio. Armando Avila. Charles Seligman. David Clark. John Kenny. Alvin Ruben. Trey Holt. Randy Heath. James Baily. Lynn Barringer. Milton Kellner. Line Coach, Bill Thomp- son. Defensive Coach. Second Row. L to R: David Reeder. Lee Murphy. Micky Thompson. James Roquemore. Bob Hoskins, Brent Brcntzel. Chet Theiss. Charles Haggerty. Freddie Brad- shaw. Paul Morgan. Kent Wood. Oscar Walker. Jackie Curry. Front Row. L to R: Robbie Jordan. Mike Ashwood. Rene Con- treares. Rusty Eichelbergcr. Ricky Salinas. Robert Parks. Paul Fonzie Lounsberry, Matt DcHoyes. PiYi Mayo. Joshua Sim mons. Ell Roberson. David Hechler. 265 Freddy Defensive £ Kent Wood Off. Tackle Paul Lounsberry Offensive Back and Kamikaze Squad Gordon Schutze Offensive Guard and Defensive End Lynn Barringer Offensive Tackle Dennis Cemosek Defensive Back and Holder Bradshaw Back Chet Theiss Defensive End and Kamikaze Squad. Oscar Walker Quarterback loshua Simmons Split End 0 Micky Thompson Kicking Specialist Robert Hoskins Kamikaze Squad Specialist (obbie Jordan Camikaze Squad Specialist Ricky Salinas Monster Man James Bailey Tight End Scoot Jackson Offensive Tackle Mike Ashwood VV. Receiver Punter Contreras Guard J.P. Flynt Offensive Back and Kamikaze Squad Rusty Eichelbenter Offensive Guard and Nose Man David Clark Defensive Tackle Trey Holt Center Pi Yi Mayo Linebacker Mike Eskew Oftensive Tackle Boeker pitches it out. Bustin' for more yardage. Singing in the rain. . . Leave it alone, it's mine. The “Skyscraper.1 ACTION SHOTS We’re bullish on The Ganders. My hips are bigger than yours. Big A1 brings in the reception. Look out for the Bull. 269 record gyms and 1 loss is one of which we can all be ;n no easy accomplishment; it has been attained )f our duall fn this renniq egr pth- ur forefathers have established: the Micky Thompson kicked 23 consecutive extra points and booted a 38 y rd foM’soaLtfflTlongrtt in tl I PI Flttnt rusied for a tjjrouglfthe h their best, bol lor season ectivew a: remember [strict adition of h; 1 ameff B5ileyTWcewer, Silane Bbekef, quartArtredk; Ms defensive lineman; Charles Haggerty, back; James Roque: of Amerii example, is found in the know! FOOTBALL SCORES 10 Spring Branch 27 Port Authur 10 Forest Brook 28 MacArthur 9 R.S. 19 North Shore 35 Smiley 21 Aldine 30 Klein 6 Galena Park Denotes District Games Last Row: Head Coach Ronnie Kramer. Thomas McClendon. Jackie Byrd. Milton Kellner. Bill Crobcrg. George Craw. Trainer. 1st Row: Kevin Lounsberry. Ricky Burch. Karl Scontler. Gary Herrington. Mike Ellis. Bill Thompson. Bottom Row. L to R: Kidder, Goree; Green; Gonzales; Fosten; Brooks; Sroufe; Cox; Brownfield; Folwell, Manager. 2nd: McAlpin; Jaggnanan; Morgan; Brochman; Norris; Alexander. Heffner; Delgado; Malone. 3rd Row: Coach Ricky Burch; Rodriguez, Manager Pena: Theiss; Navarre; Towns; Jennings; Godwin: Donally; Luyties; Waters; Coach Milton Kellner. U N D E F E A T E D D Lee 35 Spring Branch 7 Lee 7 Port Arthur 0 Lee 13 Forest Brook 12 Lee 35 MacArthur 20 Lee 66 Sterling 0 Lee 21 North Shore 0 Lee 34 Smiley 0 Lee 21 Aldine 8 Lee 20 Klein 0 Lee 31 Galena Park 8 M P S ii.i nives Io Heffner. Offense in action. Pcmih Il� r«� vs. Conch Kellner «els .1 Iri Hrooki Itches one. Pass offense. Bottom Row, L to R: Hoskins, Gillespie, Northcutt, McZcal, Gammon, Martinez, Forbes. 2nd Row: Grimes, Hechler, Saxton. Leno, Griffin, Keyes, Smith. Lewis, Lansford, Perez, Odom. 3rd Row: Gonzales. Johnson, Whittaker, Lewis, Curry, Hunnycutt. Harlan, Lat- ham. Gilbert, Salinas. 4th Row: Coach Jackie Byrd, Humphrey. Webber. Coronado. Walker. Wheeler. Ganske, Mooney. Harris. Smitherman, Myers. Rush, Coach Gary Herrington. Lee 13 Spring Branch 14 Lee 14 Stratford 12 Lee 0 Forest Brook 30 Lee 0 La Porte 28 Lee 0 Sterling 26 Lee 28 North Shore 0 Lee 0 Aldine 14 Lee 21 Klein 18 Lee 7 Galena Park 0 274 Freshman A Team YARDS QTR innu;k Bottom Row. L to R: Benavides, Pool. Smith, Dulton. Contreas, Downs. Dooley. Jackson, Razo, Atteberry. 2nd Row: Manager Hutch- ins. Ogg. Englert, Barrientes. Griffin, MaGuirk, Torres. Strickland. Stevenson. Manager Eberly. 3rd Row: Coach Karl Scantlen, Mal- one, Snider, Anderson. Wood. Thompson. Jenkins, Classing, [Donnelly, Durant, Coach Mike Ellis. Freshman B Team HOME VISITORS DOWN YARDS QTR Bottom Row. L to R: Gammon. Salinas, Santana, Rodriquez, Wells. Sowell. Waters. 2nd Row: Garcia. Williams. Sims. Bray. Stag, Rameaz, Rhoads. Eberly, Koeing. 3rd Row: Manager Martinez. May. Cullpepper, Ashood. Newman, Sherill. Erwin. Allincz, Murry, Beltz. Coach Mike Ellis. 275 Varsity Sam Adams mgr. Matt De Hoyas. Bobby Guenther. Alvin Rueben. Michael Keyes. Brian Viereck, Joe Rodriguez. Charles Mixon. Myron Ebberly tr., Coach Leo Hechler. Junior Varsity Back Row: Paul Peloquin. Jim Coffee, Danny Stewart. Tommy Gidley, Jeff Ganske, Ardy Allen, Coach Byrd. Middle Row: Dean John- son. Bootie Gonzalez. Danny Schroeder. Brian McMiken. Scott Rush. Front Row: Mike McZeal. Wesley Gregerson. Rodney Brown- field. Mike Veselka. 278 279 280 Freshman A Boys Basketball Back Row: Brent Partin. Skip Hoyt, Chris Thompson. Craig Hester. Middle Row: Tim Anderson, Derwin Malone. David Smtih. Front Row: Mike Magourik. Mike Williams. Mgr. Robert Turner. Coach: Thomas McClendon. Back Row: Robert Tucker. John Turner. Robert Waldrop. Tom Atterbury, Craig Stags. Middle Row: Mike Green. Robert Grif- fin. Kevin Pile. Robert Peaks. Front Row: Steven Stafford. Roger Guenther, Keith Dooley, Steve Wallace. Mgr. Robert Turner. Coach: Thomas McClendon. Freshman B Boys Basketball 281 282 Coach Thompson, Teresa Loftin, Debbie Lewis. Suzanne Sullivan, Mandy Brown, Alice Crawford. Alva Richardson, Lila Geters, Karen Hart. Alice Godfrey. Debi Clark, Lou Ann Ciruti. and Coach Godwin. Coach Thompson. Ropda Brooks. Marcia Durio. Karry Land, Teresa Loftin, Cyndi Kalbitz, Willy Peyton. Marlene McMeacon, Robyn Tucker. Laura Haney, Alice Godfrey. Coach Godwin. 283 FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM First Row: Ogg. Contreras. Duhon, Malone. Stags. Stafford. Second Row: Eberly. Wootan. Gammon. Cornado, Magoirk. Benevides. Third Row: Hester. Galvan. Williams. Torres. Robinson. Jenkins. Smith. Fourth Row: Fippinger. Rendon. Perry. Johnson. Tomme. Sartor. Law- rence. Coach Ellis. Manager Warford. 285 The Sprint Medley consisting of Clint Nicholson, Joshua Simmons, Freddy Bradshaw, and James Bailey are the fastest in the Nation’s ’76 season, with a time of 3:26.4. They are the second fastest ever to run in Texas, and fifth ever in the Nation. Lee Murphy gives his all. 880 Relay — won third place. Lee Murphy. James Bailey. Freddy Bradshaw, and Freddy running his hardest. Joshua Simmons. Coach Hall and his distance men. VARSITY Kneeling: Jimmy Girardeau and Mike Boncm. Top: Bill Johnson. Nathan Prado, and Clint Nicholson. JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling: Bryan Thiele and Larry Rogers. Top: Wallace Thompson. Jerry Martin, and Charles Little. 288 FRESHMEN Front Row: Fernando Rondow, Chris Tommc. Jeff Johnson, and Dale Flippinger. Back Row: Tim Sartor. Jerrell Lawrence, and Rich ard Galvan. STATE QUALIFIERS Mike Bonem and Jimmy Girardeau Wallace Thompson First in J.V. District 1976 Cross Counfry Team At the District Meet. Mike Bonem on his way to first place in the district meet. 289 District Champs Back Row: Janice Davis. Lisa Bailey. Maria Boudloche. Melinda Walker, Sherri Tyson. Janet Davis, Linda Forbes. Coach Wright. Middle Row: Darilyn Anson. Ann Girardeau. Amy Babin. Jennifer Ellisor. Faye Walslead. Terri Webb. Eliza- beth Rice. |ane Greenawalt. Front Row: Amy Christensen. Colleen McCollom. taura Norris. Donna Cook. Mary Kath- leen Peirce. Amy Dunning. Linda Younse. and Patsy Forbes. Co-Captains for this year were Mary Kathleen Peirce and Elizabeth Rice. Ann Girardeau — finishing 3rd in the lot) backstroke and 6th in the 100 frees- tyle in the stale meet in Austin and made all-state in both events. 292 Regional Qualifiers jjKyn An BBnin GirardFaye Walstcad. Eliza- my Christormtn. Amy Dunning. Lisa Bailey. Mary SWIM MEET SCHEDULE S. Houston Deer Park Sterling S. Houston Pasadena Rayburn Sterling Pre-Chmlmas TISCA Clear Creek Relays Alvin Invitational TISCA Lamanjue Invitational DISTRICT Any B.. Our Best Divert Back Row: Stardi Spurlock. Robbin Rad' Patty McClung. Romml Dunn. Cindy Moi Marcia Metcalf. fe.-fifcrla Milliken. Lisa Schultz. tcVjFront Row: Judy Green and Back Row: James Peirce. John Wheelis, Mark Bailey. Gus Vavithes. David Barth. Bruce Fippinger, Jeff Bailey. Front Row: Paul Cox. Sean Rudolph, Chris Waters. Russell Mackert. John Ehlig. Del Waters. Matt Maloy. Garett Tarver. Wire you asking me this? 294 I can fly, I can Fly, I can FLY!!! Back Row: Janice Davis. Maria Boudleche. Shari Tyson. Janet Davis. Stardi Spurlock. Linda Forbes. Middle Row: Ann Girardeau. Amy Babin. Faye Walstead. Mary Peirce. Amy Christensen. Elizabeth Rice. Front Row: Amy Dunning. Darilyn Anson. Judy Green. Patsy Forbes. Carla Milliken. H-iV-Potcr Back Row: Bruce Fippingcr, David Barth, Gus Vavithes. Matt Maloy. Garett Tarver. Front Row: James Peirce. Mark Bailey. John 295 Ehlig, Jeff Bailey. Girl's Golf Team The Girl’s Golf Team is two years old. The team has grown from six to twelve members. Mrs. Joanne York is their coach. They won 3rd place tro- phy in the Baytown Invitational. This is their first trophy. They attended 5 tournaments: Fort Bend, El Dorado, Goose Creek, Sunset Grove, and River Plantation Country Clubs. The team fin- ished 2nd in the 20AAAA District and 10th in Region III. The second year lettermen are Pam Carroll, Kay Kelly and Christi Craig. The first year letter- men are Nancy Mor- eno, Mary Jane Nevil, Kay Whit- comb, Patti Freer, Mary Jo Carlson, and Caryn Vernon. Mrs. York, Mary Nevil, Kay Whitcomb. Christi Craig. Nancy Moreno. Caryn Vernon. Kay Kelly. Pam Carroll. Mary Jo Carlson. Patty Freer. 296 297 « 298 299 Fresh. Jerry Holman Top, L to R: Coach Watson. Geoffcry Guill, Bill Maloy, Ronnie Blystone, Brent Partin. Jeff Shoemake, Larry Johnson, Gary Millner, Ken Neavel. Bottom. L to R: Ronald Gauthen, Bryan Sandow, Alex DePalma, Tim Bumpass, David Thomas. Allen Watson. Boy's Tennis Team Wins — 33 Losses — 7 No. 1 Doubles Bill Maloy. Bryan San- dow. No. 2 Doubles Allen Watson and Ron- nie Blystone No. 1 Singles — Geoffery Guill Alternate — Ronald Cauthen Alex DePalma and Tim Bumpass played singles. 300 Left to Right: Brenda Flewellen, Lynn Offerman, Joy Young, Therese Beck, Lesli Thompson. Elvia Pequeno, Mitzi Carpenter. Patricia Bultzo. Elvia Pequeno and Mitzi Carpenter No. 1 Single and No. 2 Single Flynn Offerman and Therese Beck No. 2 Doubles Girl's Tennis Team Wins — 26 Losses — 14 Joy Young and Brenda Flewellen No. 1 Doubles Leslie Thompson and Patricia Bultzo No. 2 Single and Alternate Single 301 At the Texas State Championships in San Antonio. Allen Watson and Ronnie Blystone advanced to the Quarter- finals in doubles and Geoffrey Guill also reached the Quarter-finals. Several team members did better than average at this tournament. Joy Kay Young David Thomas Allen Dale Watson Tennis team sparks good will, Lynn Offerman Ronald Caulhcn Mitzi Carpenter Alex DePalma Hey you. say what?? if only we had Cesar Cedeno. Bugs Bunny starts at 4. and I'm already late. 'Ali is waiting. . . Bring in the next victim. Matthew and Lew, Snap that shutter and I'll Kill Ya!! Bottom Row: George Crow. Mgr. Russell Cannon. Timmy Delgado. Trey Brooks. Glenn Ganske. Mike Ashwood. Richard Salinas. Middle Row: Mgr. Ronald Mann. Mcll DeHoyas. Kent Wallace. Micky Thompson. Robbie Holt. Ell Roberson. Bobby Guenther. Top Row: Coach Groberg. Richard Godwin. Trey Holt. Alvin Ruben. Lynn Barringer. Wayne Webb. VARSITY RECORD Season —10-10 District — 9-7 District Games Conroe REL 1 OPP. 7 South Houston 3 2 Port Arthur 1 4 Texas City 5 6 Forest Brook 6 5 MacArthur 6 2 Sterling 3 2 North Shore 4 1 Smiley 2 1 Aldine 6 11 Klein 3 6 Galena Park 6 7 Forest Brook 13 0 MacArthur 7 1 Sterling 1 7 North Shore 5 9 Smiley 4 3 Aldine 0 1 Galena Park 2 6 Klein 6 5 Texas City Tournament won — 2 lost — 1 Galveston Tournament won — 2 lost — 1 305 ’Chew’ grabs the fly. 306 The umpire inspects the catcher’s right ear. Bunky holds up the pole. Holt pitches the ball, while Fred prepares for a hit. Bobby tips his hat to Coach Herrington. Russel attempts stealing second. Robbie is ready. Alvin makes a good play. George has a broken heart. Kent making the pitch. The 1976 Relay Queen. Anne Rhodes gets a hug while Jennifer Swalm and Renee Northrup. duchesses, look on. Tisha Burch was the crown bearer. Lee Murphy was Master of Ceremonies. Track team served as escorts. James Bailey. Joshua Simmons. Freddy Bradshaw, and Lee Murphy. Girl's Volleyball Team 1976 Lila Geters doing the bump VARSITY — Sitting, Loft to Right: Maria Garcia and Lou Ciruti. Kneeling, Left to Right: Debbie Clark, Karry Land, Leslie Evans, and Debbie Goodman. Stand- ing, Left to Right: Mary Taylor, coach: Lila Geters. Karen Hart. Alva Richard- son. Debbie Spears, and Carolyn Andrews, manager. J.V.'S — Kneeling. Left to Right: Phyllis Jenkins. Judy Felder. Jodi Hadley, and Cheryl Harp. Standing. Left to Right: Annette Johnson. Laura Haney. Candy Shumate. 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Fowler, Agent 2522 Kilgore Road Baylown. Texas 77520 Bus. 422-««52 Res. 422-9450 Phono 422-40BB MICHAEL'S, INC. Mon's Wear Ray Plaza 2316 Alexander I )rive Baylown. Texas 332 It Cost Less To Go First Class At Lee College, you can get tomorrow's education at yesterday's cost. Lee College is a dynamic com- munity college that prepares stu- dents to be responsible and con tributing citizens in an ever changing society. Recognizing that students have different goals and life styles, We at Lee College believe that the person educated according to his individual capabilities and inter- ests is best prepared to meet the challenges of the future. Lee College is large enough to have the latest, most modern techniques and equipment with a wide variety of academic and technical vocational programs, but small enough for individual attention from qualified counsel ors and instructors who know your name. I Ze want to brighten your future! Baytown, Texas Another year, anothei What does it mean? A Better. . . Worse . unchanged. . .? 334 f grade — I re we older. . . different. . . Or do we remain What is passed? What is still to come? Everything — Anything? 335 As I look back on the past four years I have spent at Lee. I cannot help but have a great feeling inside . . . I have met so many great friends and teachers: and although it has been work, it has also been a lot of fun. I have learned and experienced: I have enjoyed; I have had good times and bad times, but mostly I have matured. These years have been the greatest four years of my life, and I will always treasure them as long as I live. For all of the underclassmen: 1 hope you will enjoy and get as much out of High School as I did. Just do not rush things, take your time and enjoy them while they are there. And for all of the Seniors: 1 just say that there is a bright new future waiting for us but ivehave to make the best out of it. A new day is dawning: we must open our eyes to the world around us. The easy part is over, it is now up to us to mature and make our own decisions. Good Luck to everyone and 1 hope you will enjoy this edition of the LEE TRA VELER. « 336 In Memory Elaine White dedicated heir life . . . That men may know wisdom and instruction, understand words of insight, receive instruction in wise dealing, righteousness, justice, and equity; that prudence may be given to the simple, knowledge and discretion to the youth —... Senior Credits Adcock, Lisa Kay Antlers, 2.3,4 President. 4 Brigadiers. 1,2,3.4 President. 4 Duchess. 4 Thiele-Kern Award. 4 Freshman Sweetheart J.C.L., 3.4 N.H.S., 3.4 Latin N.H.S..3.4 A.F.S.. 1 Basketball, 3 King and Queen Court, 3, 4 Choir. 1,2.3 Class Favorite, 4 Ainsworth. Regeana Mae Albright, Carol Gene N.H.S.. 3.4 Christian Fellowship Club. 2.3 Outstanding Homcmaking Student, 2 DAR Good Citizen. 4 National Merit Commended, 4 TopTen. 4 Aleman, Steven Alexander. Christine Ellen Anderson. Ronnie Dell Andreas, Linda Louise Band. 1.2. 3,4 Reporter. 4 Junior Optimisses, 2,3.4 Andrews. Carolyn Suzanne Armer. Barry Leroy Armer. Larry Ashford Ashwood. Michael Adam Football. 1.2.3.4 Baseball. 2.3.4 Interact. 4 Auchter. Lori Jo Baber, Teresa Kim Badgctt, Hcrschel Ray Bailey. )ames Palmer Football, 1.2.3.4 Captain. 4 Dan Stallworth Award, 4 Track. 3.4 Baker, Billy Guinn Drama Club. 1.2 Vice-President. 2 F.T.A., 4 Gander Carrier, 4 Play. Oklahoma!, 4 Our Town. 1 Baker. James Leonard F.F.A.. 2.3.4 Sentinel, 2,3 President. 4 Who’s Who in American H.S., 3.4 Baker, Kenneth Lee Barker, Karen Jean Barringer. Vernon Lynn Barthe. Crystal Lcilani Barton, Billy Howard Beam. Ruth Ilet Belk, James Wesley I.C.T.. 3 D.E..4 Bell. Lester Donald N.H.S.. 4 French Club. 4 French N.H.S..4 Benavides. Ruben Benoit, Lcaward James Binz, Debra Elizabeth N.F.L.. Speech Club, 2,3, 4 Drama Club, 3,4 Jr. Optimisses, 2.4 Director. 4 A.F.S. 2,3 French Club. 4 French N.H.S.. 4 Blair. Toni Lynn Junior Optimisses, 2,3 F.H.A., 2,3 Blakeslee, Stephanie Ann Bletsch, Anthony Wayne Boodell, Sandra Lynn Brigadiers, 3.4 Antlers. 2.3.4 Director. 4 Choir. 1.2.3 Bordelon. Wanda Anne Boutin. Shawn Etta Bowman Gail Lynn Bradley. Barbara Lou M. CC. 2.3,4 Secretary,4 Band. 1.2.3.4 Bradshaw. Fredrick Thomas Key Club. 2.3.4 N. H.S..3.4 President. 4 F.C.A. 4 Football. 1.2.3.4 All-District, 3.4 Tri-Captain. 4 James Gay Award. 4 Dan Stallworth Award. 4 Track. 1.2.3.4 Rockhold Award. 3,4 Student Senate. 3.4 J.C.L.. 1.2,3 Boys’ State Delegate. 3 Class President. 4 Class Vice-President. 3 Class Favorite. 3 All-School Favorite. 4 Who’s Who at REL.4 Who's Who in Am. H.S., 3.4 Top Ten, 4 Driver’s Excellence Award. 2 King and Queen Court. 3. 4 Prince. 4 Brahm, Donald Wayne Bransford. Tessie Mae Brasher. Jane Deborah Braswell. Nancy Elaine Band. 1.2.3.4 Twirler, 1.2.3 Asst. Drum Major, 4 Key wanettes. 2,3,4 Parliamentarian. 4 A.F.S.. 2.4 Exchange Student. 4 French Club. 4 French N.H.S., 4 N.H.S.. 3.4 Secretary. 4 Student Senate. 2.3.4 Senior Planning Committee Key Club Sweetheart. 4 Class Favorite. 3 All-School Favorite, 4 Girls' State Delegate. 3 Who’s Who at REL. 4 Society of Dist. H.S. Students. 4 King and Queen Court, 3. 4 Magna Cum Laude. 4 Bravo. Patrick Ronnie M. A.G.S., 4 Brown. Erica Jean Bullard. Martha Louree Bullock. Oral Faye Burnett, Suzanne Elaine J.R.A.,2,3.4 N. H.S., 4 Brigadiers. 1.2,3,4 Twirler, 1.2,3 Lieutenant of Twirlers. 4 Student Senate. 2 Bums. Toni Lynne Burrell. Darrell Wade Cabrera. Robert Lee Cantu. Noel Carlson. Mary Jo Girls' Golf. 4 Brigadiers, 2.3.4 Drum Quartermaster. 4 Jr. Optimisses. 3.4 Carr. William James Gander Gazette. 2 Lee Traveler Staff. 2 German Club. 2 Carrasco. Paul Anthony Carrell. Lisa Joy Carroll. Kathy Lynn Carroll. Pamela Jan Band. 1.2.3.4 Twirler. 1,2.3.4 Head Twirler, 4 Anchor Club. 2 Golf. 3.4 Causey. Melissa Maranda Brigadiers. 2,3.4 Sergeant. 4 Annual Staff. 3 Keywanettes. 2.3.4 House Chairman, 4 Student Senate. 3 Cavarrctta. Gina Ann Cernosek, Dennis Wayne Football. 2.3.4 Staggs. 2.3.4 Class Director. 3.4 King and Queen Court. 3. 4 Chambers. Brian Edwin Football Mgr.. 2,3.4 Key Club, 4 Chapa, Oscar Rene Staggs, 2.3.4 Football, 2.3 Baseball, 2.3 Chapa. William Robert Chavez. Lawrence Chervenka, Eva Frances Band. 1.2.3.4 Jr. Optimisses. 2.3.4 Historian, 4 N.H.S.. 4 Ciruti. Stephen Joshua Cisneros. Frank Charles Cisneros, Guadalupe Clark, Wilda Paulette Clayton. Linda Jo Close. Sherrill Jean Coker. Larry Gene Football. 2 Basketball, 2 Interact. 2.3 N.H.S., 4 Contreras. Rene Louis Staggs. 2.3.4 Chaplain. 4 Football. 2,4 338 Pi-Yi Kern Award, 4 Antler Beau, 4 King and Queen Court. 4 Cooper. Linda Jean Copeland. Lee Ann Cowan. Donna Jean Cox, Cynthia Lee Brigadiers. 3.4 Track, 3 Relay Queen Candidate, 4 Cox. Eddy Dwain I. C.T., 3,4 Craig, Cheryl Kay Class Favorite, 4 Keywanettes, 3,4 F.T.A., 4 Director, 4 A.F.S., 4 Band. 1, 2,3.4 Tvvirler. 3.4 Choir, 4 Homecoming Senior Duchess King and Queen Court. 4 Relay Queen Candidate, 4 Cramer, Terri Jacquelyn Crawford, Karla Renee Cummings. Tracey Ekekele Curry, Jackie Ray A.F.S., 1 Octagon, 2,3, 4 Representative, 2 Football Mgr., 1,2,3.4 Choir, 1.2.3.4 Photographer, 3,4 Cuvelier. Brian Jeffrey Davis, Leslie Leon J. C.L.3.4 Chorale, 2.3,4 Speech Club, 3,4 N.H.S., 3,4 Society of Distinguished American H.S. Students. 4 Delgado. Timothy Laurence M.A.G.S., 4 Baseball, 3.4 DeLuna, Irma A.F.S.. 2.3.4 F.T.A.. 3.4 Class Director, 3 Parliamentarian, 4 Jr. Optimisscs, 2,3.4 Class Director. 3 Secretary. 4 Tr3ck 4 Lee T raveler Staff, 2,3.4 Student Senate. 1,2 Senior Planning Committee Relay Queen Candidate, 4 DeTorre. Philip Alfonso Devore, Deborah Louise C.V.A.E., 4 Treasurer, 4 Dowler. Adele Margaret Doyle. Bobby Loyd Dudley. Kenneth Eugene Dugger, Marla Elizabeth Antlers, 3,4 N.H.S., 3.4 J.C.L.,2.3.4 Vice-President. 3 Tennis, 2.3 A.F.S..2 Top Ten, 4 Dunlap. Robert Henry Dunn, Randy Glen Band. 1.2.3.4 All-District, 2,3.4 Octagon, 2,3,4 J.C.L., 1.2.3 M.C.C.. 2 Chess Club, 1 Durant. Thomas Reagan Key Club. 3,4 Band. 1.2 Durocher, David Brian Echols. Thomas Roy Eddleman, Pamila Kay Jr. Optimisses, 3.4 President, 4 Medical Careers Club. 2 Class Director. 2 Choir, 1,2,3,4 Pianist, 1.2,3.4 Treasurer, 4 Play, Oklahoma!, 4 Edmunson, Annette Band, 1,2 Choir. 3 President, 3 Jr. Optimisses. 2,3,4 Director, 2 Historian, 3 Treasurer. 4 Eichelberger, Philip Russell Key Club. 2.3.4 LC.L, 3 Foreign Language Club. 2 Football, 2,3,4 A.F.S.. 2.3 Track, 2 Elliott, Lynn Elaine Elmore. Mervin Elvin Erderly, Lorrainnc Elizabeth Emhart, David Claude Eskcw. Michael Lynn A.F.S., 3 Football. 2.3.4 Interact. 4 Voice of Democracy, 2nd. 4 Estes,' Michael Eugene Estrada, JeanneMarie Band, 1,2,3.4 Twirler, 1,2,3.4 Keywanettes, 2.3.4 Recording Secretary. 4 J.C.L.1,2,3.4 Treasurer, 3 Secretary.4 Cum Laude, 4 King and Queen Court. 3 Evans. Cindy Lynne Evard, Brent Parick N.H.S.,4 Ewing, Suzanne Marie Fain, Thomas Alton Band. 1.2.3.4 Octagon. 2, 3.4 Chess Club, 1 District. 2 Region. 3.4 Who s Who in America, 4 B.E.A. Scholarship, 4 Flewellen, Brenda Kay Jr. Optimisses. 2.3.4 Tennis, 2,3,4 Flores, Cynthia Ann Brigadiers. 2.3.4 Data Processing Club. 3.4 Jr. Optimisses, 4 M. A.G.S.. 4 Flores, Michael Flynn, Donna Lynn Lioness. 3.4 Class Director. 3 President. 4 Flynt, John Paul Football. 2,3,4 Baseball, 3 Interact. 3.4 Lee Traveler Staff, 3 F.C.A., 3.4 King and Queen Court, 3 Forbes, Linda Theresa Swimming, 4 Jr. Optimisses, 3 French Club. 4 French N.H.S.. 4 N. H.S..4 Drama Club, 3 U.I.L. Spelling Alternate. 3 Forbes, Patricia Sue N.H.S.. 3.4 French N.H.S., 4 Swim Team, 3.4 Water Polo Team, 4 French Club. 4 Drama Club. 3 Lee Traveler Staff, 3 Cum Laude, 4 Foreman, William Pinkney Forque. Cheryl Denise Band. 1.2.3.4 Twirler, 1,2.3 Drum Major. 4 All-District. 1.2.3 Keywanettes. 2.3,4 Program Chairman. 3 Historian, 4 N.H.S.. 3,4 Who’s Who at REL, 4 Teen News Reporter. 4 Foster, Weaver Field III I.C.L.1,2 National Math Test Winner, 4 Lee College Math Schol. 4 Foster, William Sewell Fountain, Thelma Jean Franco. Frankie Lee Power Mechanics. 2 Auto Mechanics, 3.4 Frank, Laura Alene Keywanettes, 2.3.4 Class Director, 2 Vice-President. 3 Reporter. 4 Brigadiers, 2.3.4 Sergeant, 4 A.F.S., 2.3 Foreign Language Club, 3 Who's Who Among Am. H.S. Students, 3 Freer, Nancy Lynne Brig. 2.3. 4 Tennis, 2 Track, 4 N.H.S.. 3.4 Keywannettcs, 3,4 Frost. Jean Ann Band. 2.3,4 Anchor. 2.3,4 Class Director, 2,3 Parliamentarian. 4 A.F.S., 2 Fuentes, Reynaldo Fullbright, Vickie Lynn Futrell. James Russell Ganske, Glenn Earl Interact. 2.3.4 Baseball, 2,3.4 Band, 1,2.3,4 Student Conductor, 4 Basketball, 1 Garcia, Margarita Vasquez Auto Mechanics, 3.4 Secretary. 4 Garcia, Patricia Gay, Cynthia Marie Gibson, Ricky Earl Gibson, Roma Alexia Gipson, Lori Leigh Girardeau. Ann Elizabeth N.H.S..3.4 Brigadiers. 1,2 Keywanettes. 4 A.F.S.. 1.2.3 J.C.L.,1,2,3 Secretary, 3 Swim Team, 1.2.3.4 All-State. 2,3.f All-American, 3.4 Salutatorian, 4 Who’s Who at REL. 4 National Merit Commended U.I.L Writing. 3rd Relay Queen Contestant Gleason, Linda Jean Gonzales. Susan Graves. Candice Lea Graves, Steven Mark Green, Ray Lee Griffith, Charles Dean Grimes, Virginia Lois Gross, John R. Guenther. Robert Dean Baseball, 1.2,3.4 Co-Captain, 4 Basketball. 1.2,3,4 F.C.A., 3.4 Secretary,4 Interact. 2,3,4 N.H.S.. 3,4 Cosmetology Beau. 4 Class Favorite, 4 Gander Carrier, 4 King and Queen Court, 4 Hale. Laura Jean Band. 1 Tennis, 3 J.C.L. 3.4 'TAHOS . HOCT, 4 Vice-President, 4 Harding, Freda Cecile Hare. Daniel Gerard Hartiman, Meri Maureen Haydon, James William Hazelwood, Tom Carter Hebert, Debbie Elaine Hechler, David Wayne Key Club. 2.3.4 Football Mgr.. 2,3,4 Heffner. Angela Kay Band, 2,3.4 Treasurer, 4 Anchor Club, 2,3.4 Treasurer, 4 N.H.S., 3.4 Heiman, William Keith Hernandez, Michael Angel Interact, 4 Hill, Timothy David Holland. Cecilia Drucilla Holmes, Reanette Holt. Theodore Austin, III J.C.L.2.3.4 Parliamentarian, 4 Interact, 2.3.4 Sgt. at Arms, 4 Football. 1.2.3.4 Baseball. 2,3.4 Lioness Beau, 4 Hood, Billy Dean Hoover, Dennis Ray Hopper, Drew Cleet Hornsby, Ellen Clare Hoskins. Robert Charles Howell, Julie Ann Hughes. Anne Elizabeth Brigadiers. 1,2,3,4 Council Representative, 3 Lt. of Flags. 4 Keywanettes, 3,4 Project Chairman. 4 Member of the Year. 4 N.H.S., 3,4 Student Senate. 4 J.C.L.1,2,3.4 A.F.S.. 2. 3.4 Social Chairman, 4 Hughes. Linda Kay Highes, Mark David Hitchinson. Lisa Rochelle Inskeep, Vicki Dale Jackson. James William Jackson, Scott Kevin Choir. 1 Football. 1.2.3.4 Key Club, 2,3.4 A.F.S., 4 Jacobs. Rickey Eugene Johnson, Kelsy Lou j.R.A.,4 Band. 2.3.4 Twirler, 2,3,4 Johnson, Robert Andrew Johnson. William Isom. Jr. Cross Country, 3.4 Track, 3.4 Jordan, Robbie Lyn Football. 2,3,4 Speech Club, 3,4 U.l.L. Debate Champs. 4 U.I.L All-Star Cast. One-Act Play. 4 Jordan. Susan Kathleen Brigadiers. 3,4 Josey. Larry Doyle Joy, Randy Ramon. Jr. Juarez, Antonio (Tony) Juenger, Jo Ann Band. 1,2,3.4 Librarian. 3,4 Sweetheart, 4 Anchor Club. 2.3,4 Vice-President, 3 President, 4 Girl of the Year, 4 M. CC.,2 Foreign Language Club, 3 Relay Queen Contestant Top Ten Kabella, Peter Ray J.C.L.2.3.4 N. G.L.,2,3.4 Reporter, 4 N.H.S.,3.4 NCTE Award 4 Kaminski, Diane Brigadiers, 3.4 Vice-President, 4 Antlers, 2.3.4 Reporter. 4 Student Senate. 4 J.C.L.3,4 N.H.S.. 3.4 Relay Queen Contestant. 4 Kenna, Joseph Edward Basketball. 1,2, 3.4 Kennedy. Bruce Clark Band, 1,2,3,4 All-District, 2.3 All-Region, 4 M. C.C.. 2.3.4 Historian, 4 Gander Gazette. 3.4 Photographer. 3.4 N. H.S.,3.4 DAR Essay Writing Winner, 4 T.A.C.H., 2.3.4 Kennedy, Steve Larry Keys, Michael Wayne Kilgore. Lisa Ann Band, 1.2.3.4 Anchor, 2,3,4 Kimmey, Debra Kay King. Mary Ann Knox, Wanda Gail Band, 1,2,3,4 All-District, 3 Anchor. 3,4 Class Director, 4 N.H.S.,3.4 Cum Laude, 4 Kristek, Janice Gayle Brigadiers, 1.2, 3.4 Bugle Quartermaster. 4 N.Hl.3,4 Student Senate, 2 A.F.S., 1 Byt, Police Asso. Scholarship, 4 Krizak, Timothy Eugene Kubelka, Sheryl Ann Kyle. Kirk J. Football, 1 Lacy, Paul Joseph Interact, 3,4 Chorale, 2,3,4 Vice-President, 4 A.F.S., 3 Lancaster. Bruce Eric Medical Careers Club. 3, 4 Foreign Language Club. 3 French Club. 4 Parliamentarian, 4 N.H.S.,3.4 Landon, Blaine Jeffrey Landry, Jerry Michael Landry. Lori Del Lemley. Joseph Lee J.C.L., 2 Lerma, Eunice J. V.I.C.A., 3.4 Secretary. 3 President. 4 Sign Language Club. 4 Lewis, Brenda Gale Lewis, J.C., Jr. Baseball, 2 Little. Debra Band. 2.3,4 Lloyd, Robert Franklin Football, 2 Staggs, 2 Lopez. Dahlia Lioness, 4 Class Director, 4 Inner-Club Council, 4 F.H.A.. 4 Lorenz, Rena Lounsberry, Kim Student Senate. 1 J.R.A.,2,3.4 Treasurer Brigadiers, 1,2,3.4 Historian, 4 F.T.A., 3.4 Secretary.4 A.F.S., 1,2 Lounsberry. Paul Marvin Student Senate, 2 Kev Club. 2.3.4 Secretary.4 N.H.S.,3.4 Tennis. 1 Football, 1.2.3,4 Keywanettes Beau, 4 Class Favorite, 4 King and Queen Court. 4 Ludwick, Terri Lynn Lumpkin, Timothy Lloyd McCalcb, Craig Cameron Band. 2.3.4 M. C.C., 2.3.4 Treasurer, 4 McCandless, Sallye Jean Band. 1.2.3.4 Jr. Optimisses, 2,3,4 J.C.L. 1.2.3 A.F.S., 2 McCawley, Carla Jo McDonald, Patrick Gerald Speech Club, 4 Reporter, 4 District Debate. 2nd, 4 McKinney. Linda Sue McLain. Carolyn Renee Anchor. 2.3,4 Secretary. 4 Band. 1.2.3.4 N. H.S.,3.4 J.C.L., 1.3 A.F.S., 2 McMillin, Ronnie Wayne Mainer. Darlene Catherine Malloy. Larry Wayne Maloy, William Thomas N.H.S., 3.4 Tennis, 2.3.4 Mann, Michael Patrick Mapes, Linda Darlene Marshall, Mary Bernadette Martinez. Sylvia Ann C.V.A.E.. 2.3.4 Mason. Alan Ray Mayfield. Sandra Kay Mayo. Pi-Yi Gene Football. 1.2.3.4 Track. 2 Basketball. 2 Interact. 2,3.4 Secretary, 4 Student Senate. 2.3.4 Class Vice-President. 4 F.C.A., 2.3.4 Vice-President. 4 Speech and Drama Club. 4 President. 4 N.H.S., 3.4 King and Queen Court. 3. 4 Choir, 2 President. 2 N.F.L., 4 Boys' State Delegate. 3 S.A.R. Good Citizen Award. 4 Optimist Outstanding Boy. 4 Who s Who at REL, 4 Who's Who in America. 4 Society of Distinguished Am. H.S. Students. 4 Mercer. Kelly Lynn Merchant. Jerry Wayne Metcalf, Matthew Craig Meyer, Julian Keith Mikula, Steven Speech and Debate. 4 Mitchell. Louis Sayers Mixon. Jenny Ann Monaghan. Joe Richard Montalvo, Elvia Moore. Donna Jean Moore. Mary Frances F.H.A.. 1,2,3 President. 3 A.F.S., 2.3 F.T.A.. 3.4 Program Chairman, 4 Swim Team. 2,3 Lee Traveler Staff. 3 Relay Queen Contestant. 4 Lioness. 2 Class Director, 2 Moore. Melinda Marice Morclock. Elizabeth Ann Band. 2. 3.4 Anchor. 2.3.4 Moreno. Martha Suzanne J.R.A., 2.3.4 Program Chairman. 3 Chaplain. 4 J.C.L., 1.2.3.4 Recording Secretary. 3 Social Chairman, 4 A.F.S.. 1 Band. 1.2.3.4 Secretary, 4 G.S.L.. 2.3 Interact Sweetheart. 4 Class Favorite. 1.2 All-School Favorite. 4 Homecoming Duchess. 1 Princess. 4 King and Queen Court, 1, 3 Queen. 2 Princess. 4 Morton, Lany Dale Morton. Ricky Paul Moss. William Howell Munoz. Enrique Cruz Munson, Linda Diane Murphy. Harold Lee. Ill Student Senate. 2.3.4 President. 4 Second V.P.. 3 Key Club. 2.3.4 V. Pres.. 3 F.C.A.. 3.4 Band. 1.2.3 Track. 1.2.3.4 Football, 1.2,3,4 Class V. Pres.. 1.2 Class President. 3 Class Favorite, 1,2 Mr. Robert E.Lee. 4 King of Spring Royalty. 4 Prince. 2 Duke. 1 Murphy. Teresa Lynn Nancy. Roscann Nava. Richard Neal. Kathy Lynn Nettle. Ray Donald Newman, Cynthia Lee F.F.A., 4 Newton, Michael Dale Nichols. Johnny Lee Nichols. Marylyn Jean Nicholson. Clint Reid Nieto, David Gerard Nivens. Jerry Phillip Nohles, Robert Northrup. Renee Annette J.R.A., 2.3.4 President. 4 Brigadiers. 1.2.3.4 Drum Major. 4 Duchess. 2,3 Queen, 4 King and Queen Court. 3, 4 Relay Queen Duchess. 4 Class Favorite, 2 Novosad, Eugene John Staggs. 2,3.4 Data Processing, 3.4 President. 4 Baseball. 2 Odom. Jana Gay Keywanettes. 3,4 Choir, 1 Olive. Tina Monet Opryshck. Karl David Brigadier Manager. 4 Band. 1.2 Bowling, 4 O’Reilly. Pamela Jane Orsak. Nancy Susan Brigadiers. 3,4 Band. 1.2 Antler, 2.3.4 Class Director. 2 Chaplain. 3 Historian. 4 Ostermayer. Anne Band. 1.2.3.4 1st Lt.. 4 All-Area. 3.4 N.H.S., 3.4 Anchor. 2,3,4 Chaplain. 4 Choir. 4 French N.H.S..4 Relay Queen Contestant Society of Distinguished Am. H.S. Students. 4 Magna Cum Laude Outlaw, Dennis Lloyd Band.l M.C.C., 3 Owens. Albert Hardie Octagon. 2 Bowling. 4 A.F.S..4 Band, 1.2.3.4 Owens. Carrie Rebecca Brigadiers. 1.3,4 Uniform Quartermaster, 4 Jr. Optimisses, 3.4 Parliamentarian, 4 F.H.A.. 2.3 Vice-President. 3 F.T.A..4 Choir. 1.2.3 Librarian. 2 A.F.S.. 1.2.3.4 Relay Queen Contestant, 4 Owens. Debbie Lee Payton. Christine Trenashare Peirce, Mary Kathleen Swim Team. 1.2.3.4 Co-Captain. 4 All-State Award. 2 Top Ten Award. 2 Student Senate. 2.4 A.F.S., 1.2.3 Lioness. 2 Keywanettes. 4 French Club. 4 Relay Queen Contestant Pena. Lucia Maria Perio. Mary Darlene Perkins, Robin Rae A.F.S.. 2.4 Antler Club, 2,3.4 Corresponding Secretary. 4 Brigadiers, 1.2.3,4 Cymbal Sergeant. 4 Council Representative. 4 F.T.A., 4 Choir. 1.2 Relay Queen Contestant. 4 Perkins. Sharon Ann Petrash. Maribeth N.H.S.. 3.4 J.R.A., 2.3.4 Vice-President. 4 Outstanding Senior Band. 1.2.3.4 Asst. Head Twirler. 4 A. F.S.. 2 King and Queen Court. 3 Class Favorite. 1.4 Relay Queen Contestant Who's Who in America. 4 B. C.T.A. Scholarship. 4 Petraski. Robin Ann Pina, Terry Track, 3.4 Placker, Cynthia Diane Portales. Sylvia Jane Portis, Connie Jean Brigadiers. 1.2.3.4 Treasurer. 4 Keywanettes. 2.3.4 Treasurer, 4 N.H.S.. 3.4 A.F.S., 1.2,3.4 Social Chairman. 2 Vice-President. 3 President, 4 Lee T raveler Staff. 2.3.4 Business Mgr.. 4 F.T.A., 3.4 Vice-President. 3 President, 4 International Quill and Scroll. 4 Who's Who in America. 4 Relay Queen Candidate. 4 Baytown Kiwanis Scholarship, 4 Prickett, Linda Nell Ramirez, Daniel Thomas Ramirez. Gilbert M.A.G.S., 4 President. 4 Rangel, Alicia Ratliff. Tina Maria C. V.A.E.. 2.3.4 Secretary.4 Reaves. Brenda Carol Antlers. 2,3.4 Class Director, 3 Treasurer. 4 Brigadiers, 2.3.4 Lee Traveler Staff. 2 Fcneau, Tammy Renfro. Elizabeth Ann Reynolds. Debbie Reynolds. Gary David Rhodes. Anne Laurel Brigadiers. 1.2.3.4 Company Commander, 4 Princess. 4 Elaine Combs Brown Award. 4 Relay Queen. 4 Keywanettes, 2.3.4 Project Chairman. 3 President. 4 A.F.S.. 2,3.4 Social Chairman. 3 Vice-President. 4 NILS.. 3.4 French Club. 4 Chorale. 3.4 Play. Oklahoma!, 4 Rice. Elizabeth Ellen Swim Team. 1.2.3.4 Co-Captain, 4 N.H.S. 3.4 TopTen.4 Risenhoovcr, Tamara Kay C.V.A.E.. 3.4 Vice-President. 3 President. 4 Volleyball. 2 Rives. Sharon Kay Roberts. Roy Eugene Band. 1.2.3.4 Octagon. 3.4 Secretary, 4 Rodriguez. David Rodriguez. Joseph Basketball. 1, 2. 3.4 Football. 2 M.A.G.S., 4 Vice-President. 4 Rodriguez. Marga F.H.A..3 M.A.G.S., 4 Rodriguez. Mary Jesusita Brigadiers. 2.3,4 Jr. Optimisses. 3,4 M.A.G.S., 4 Rook. Ronald Jack, Jr. V.I.C.A., 3,4 Building Trades. 3 Auto Mechanics. 4 Roquemore. James William Rosinbaum, Sandra Sue Ross. Charles John Salazar. Guadalupe (Jay) Salinas. Richard Ray Football. 1.2.3.4 Baseball. 1.2.3.4 Interact. 4 M. A.G.S., 4 F. T.A. Beau. 4 King and Queen Court, 3. 4 All-School Favorite. 4 Sanchez. Irma Astcla Sanchez. Juan Sanchez, Sylvia I. Sandow, Bryan Kiyoshi Key Club. 3.4 Valedictorian, 4 J.C.L.1.2 Tennis. 1, 2. 3.4 N. H.S.. 3.4 Who's Who in America. 4 Brigadier Mgr.. 4 Santana. Gilbert Anthony Football. 2,3 M. A.G.S.. 4 Santana, Lisa Jean Santana. Robert Lynn Sartor. Michael Billy Schofield. Leonard Ray Schutze. Gordon Edward N. F.L.4 Key Club, 3.4 Class Director. 4 Band. 1,2.3.4 N.H.S..4 Football. 1.2.3.4 J.C.L.1.2 Anchor Club Beau. 4 Optimist Oratorical Winner. 2 Senior Planning Committee Class Favorite. 4 Sellers, Michael Arnold Sharpling, Susan Capri Shoemakc, Jeffrey Wayne Tennis Team. 2.3.4 G. T.O.. 4 Shombcr, Dorothy Kaye Simerly, Kathryn Lynn Choir. 2.3 Librarian. 3 Jr. Achievement. 2.3 Secretary. 3 Jr. Optimisses. 4 F.T.S., 4 Swim Team. 2 Simmons. Joshua William Football. 2.3.4 Track. 2.3.4 Smith. Bruce Darlison Smith. Mitzi Ann Sneed. Amiee Christine Spears. Peggy Sue Speed. Larry Donnell Spiller. Georgianne Spurlock, Herschel Salter Stagg. Donald Ray Stap. Robin Joy Stapp. Christie Ann St. John. William Bradley Stodel, Elizabeth Brigadiers, Honorary. 4 Band. Honorary. 4 J.R.A..4 A.F.S..4 Stoerner. Connie Ainie Strickland. Pearl Jane Strickland, Shirley Jean Lioness, 4 Chorale. 2.3 Sutphin, Lou Ann Swalm. Jennifer Ann Keywanettes. 2.3.4 Corresponding Secretary. 4 Brigadiers. 1.2. 3.4 Drum Sergeant. 4 Duchess, 4 N.H.S.. 3.4 A.F.S.. 2.3.4 Secretary.4 Lee Traveler Staff. 3.4 Editor, 4 Octagon Sweetheart, 4 Relay Duchess. 4 Who's Who at REL. 4 Tallent, Gerald Eugene Tate. Joe Brent Data Processing Club. 4 Taylor. Janet Lee Taylor. Nell Anne Templeton, Janet Mae Theiss, Richard Loring, Jr. Interact, 2.3.4 Vice-President. 4 Football. 1.2.3.4 Basketball, 1,2 Baseball, 2.3 Thibodaux. Tammy Renee M. C.C.. 2 Thibodaux. Tonya Ann Thiele, Roger Stuart Band. 1.2.3.4 Vice-President, 4 All-Region. 2.3 All-Area, 4 Choir. 3,4 All-Region, 3 All-State, 4 Vice-President. 3 President. 4 N. H.S.. 3.4 Vice-President, 4 Basketball, 3 Senior Planning Committee Student Senate. 1 Christian Fellowship Club. 1.2 Chamber Singers. 3.4 Who's Who at REL. 4 Distinguished Am. Seniors. 4 Who's Who in American H.S.. 3.4 Play. Oklahoma!. 4 Thompson. Micky Lane Football. 1.2.3.4 All-District. 4 Prep. All-American Nominee. 4 Baseball, 3.4 Choir. 1.2.3.4 Chaplain, 4 Chamber Singers. 4 Lee Traveler Staff. 2.3.4 F.C.A., 3.4 Jr. Optimisses Beau. 4 Play. Oklahoma!. 4 M. C. Senior Prom Tieman, Michael Lee Band. 1.2.3.4 Chaplain. 4 Octagon, 2,3.4 President. 4 N. H.S.. 3.4 Tisdale. Marion Denise Towns. Angela Murriel Tromblee, Karen Kay Band. 1.2.3.4 District. 4 Anchor Club. 2.3,4 M. C.C., 2.3.4 Secretary. 3 Vice-President. 4 N. H.S., 4 Sign language Club, 4 Tuck, Larry Keith Interact. 2,3.4 President. 4 J.C.L.. 3 N.F.L. 4 Golf. 4 N.H.S..4 Lee Traveler Staff. 2.3 Cheerleader. 1,2.3.4 J.R.A., Beau. 4 Class Favorite. 1,2.3 All-School Favorite. 4 Who's Who at REL. 4 Who’s Who in American H.S..4 Tuck. Lisa Kay Brigadiers, 1.2.3,4 1st Lieutenant. 4 Council Representative. 2 Hazel Evans Award. 4 J.R.A..2.3.4 Class Director. 2.3.4 Student Senate. 1,3.4 Corresponding Secretary.3 Recording Secret a ry, 4 Lee Traveler Staff. 2,3.4 Business Mgr., 3 J.C.L. 3.4 President. 4 N.H.S.. 3.4 N. Latin H.S..3.4 F.F.A. Sweetheart. 4 Girls' State Delegate. 3 Class Secretary. 4 Class Favorite. 3 All-School Favorite. 4 Who's Who at REL. 4 Who’s Who in American H.S..4 Optimist Outstanding Girl Award, 4 Homecoming All-School Duchess, 4 King and Queen Court. 4 Top Ten. 4 Tucker. Keith Leon Tyroch. Rhonda Gale Brigadiers. 1,2,3,4 Freshman Quartermaster, 4 Duchess. 4 Antlers, 2.3.4 Parliamentarian. 4 King and Queen Court. 4 Viereck. Brian Keith F.C.A.. 4 Basketball. 1.2.3.4 Waasdorp, Joseph Lee Band. 1.2.3.4 Captain. 4 Octagon. 2,3,4 Secretary. 4 N.H.S., 3.4 National Merit Commended. 4 Wainwright. Valarie Gaye Walker. Oscar Waldo J.C.L.. 1.2.3.4 News Editor. 4 Interact. 2.3,4 Drama Club. 4 Football, 1.2.3.4 N.F.L., 4 Wallace. David Kent Baseball. 1.2,3,4 Interact. 4 Wallace, Linda Kaye Walters. Judy Rac Ward. Ben Murry Gander Gazette. 3.4 Editor. 4 Ward. Daniel Paul F.F.A., 1.2.3.4 Watkins. Kathy Renee F.H.A., 1.2 Historian. 2 Chaplain. 1 Homemaking Award. 4 Brigadiers, 1,2. 3.4 Council Representative. 4 Sergeant. 4 Lioness. 2 Keywancttes. 4 abb. Jack Clay Track, 2.3.4 1st. District, 2.3.4 N.H.S..4 C.V.A.E. Club. 3.4 Webb. Wayne Warren Baseball. 1.2.3.4 Wells. Samuel Matthew Interact. 4 Speech and Drama Club. 4 Treasurer. 4 N.H.S.. 3,4 Football. 1.2 N.F.L.. 4 Boys’ State Alternate. 3 Society of Distinguished American Seniors. 4 Westerman. Cheryl Jean A.F.S., 2.3.4 Parliamentarian Speech and Drama Club. 3.4 Sign Language Club. 4 N.F.L., 4 White. Lu Ann Brigadiers. 1.2,3.4 Secretary.4 Keywanettes, 2.3,4 Class Director. 4 Member of the Year. 4 Relay Queen Contestant A.F.S.. 2.3.4 Treasurer. 4 Williams. Gwendolyn Lynette Williams. Henry Clayton Band. 1.2.3.4 President. 4 All-District. 3.4 All-Region. 2 Octagon Club. 4 J.C.L.,3.4 N.H.S., 3.4 A.F.S.. 2.3.4 Inner-Club Council. 4 American Society for Dist. Scholars. 4 Williams, Mark Randall Williams. Peter Lee Williamson, Linda Ann Band, 1.2.3.4 All-District. 3 Historian, 4 Anchor. 2.3.4 Historian, 4 N.H.S..3.4 A.F.S. Relay Queen Candidate Wilson. Debra Nell Wilson. Donna Lynn Choir, 2 Librarian. 2 I.C.T.. 3.4 Treasurer Jr. Optimisses, 3.4 M. C.C.3 Relay Queen Contestant, 4 Wismar. Bill Taylor Wood. Joy Ann Brigadiers, 2,3.4 Attendance Quartermaster. 4 Penny Curtin Heart Award. 4 Antlers. 2. 3.4 G.T.O., 3 French Club, 4 A.F.S., 1.2.3 N. F.L.. 4 Senior Planning Committee. 4 Speech and Drama Club. 2.3.4 N.H.S.. 3.4 Wood. Mike Kent Wootan. Bernard Orbrey Worden. Thebe Lou Brigadiers. 2.3,4 1st Lieutenant. 4 N.H.S.,3.4 Keywanettes. 3.4 Foreign Language Club. 3 Secretary. 3 A.F.S., 2.3 Wotipka. Mary Ann Jr. Optimisses. 3 V.O.E.. 3.4 Historian. 4 N.H.S., 4 Wright, Carolyn Sue Wright. Gordon Kenneth Jr. Achievement, 2 Safety Director, 2 Yalch. Joann Marlene Ybarra. Maria Yepez. Yolanda Rebecca Brigadiers. 2,3.4 Travel Suit Quartermaster, 4 Jr. Optimisses. 2,3.4 F.T.A.. 3.4 Choir. 2.3 A.F.S..3 Young, Joy Kay J.R.A., 2.3.4 Secretary. 4 Girl of the Year. 4 F.T.A., 3,4 Class Director. 3 Historian. 4 J.C.L.,3.4 Vice-President, 4 A.F.S.. 2 Student Senate, 1,2,3.4 Treasurer. 4 Speech and Drama Club. 4 Secretary. 4 Tennis. 1.2.3.4 Captain, 3 N.H.S.,3.4 Treasurer. 4 Lee Traveler Staff, 2.3.4 Class Secretary. 1.2.3 Class Favorite. 1.2.3 Cheerleader. 2.3.4 Girls' State Delegate, 3 Homecoming Queen. 4 Duchess, 2 Miss Robert E. Lee. 4 Queen of Spring Royalty. 4 King and Queen Court, 2,3 VICA Sweetheart. 3 International Quill and Scroll. 4 Who's Who at REL. 4 Who’s Who in American H.S.. 4 Basketball. 3 Zambrano, Jessica Sharon Index Administration..............................16 Advertisements.............................310 American Field Service.....................140 Anchor.....................................144 Antler.....................................148 Auto Mechanics.............................152 Band ......................................124 Boys’ Sports Baseball ................................304 Basketball...............................276 Football.................................262 Golf.....................................298 Swimming.................................294 Tennis...................................300 Track....................................284 Brigadiers.................................116 Calendar....................................72 Cheerleaders...............................258 Choir......................................134 Close-Up...................................243 Cosmetology ...............................154 Data Processing............................158 Distributive Education.....................160 Editor’s Pages ..............................6 Faculty ....................................18 Favorites..................................100 Fellowship of Christian Athletes...........200 Football Banquet...........................234 French National Honor Society..............224 Freshman Class..............................74 Future Farmers of America..................162 Future Homemakers..........................166 Future Teachers ...........................170 Gander Carriers ...........................260 GANDER GAZETTE.............................173 Girls’ Sports Basketball...............................282 Golf.....................................296 Swimming.................................292 Tennis...................................301 Track....................................290 Volleyball...............................309 Graduation.................................254 Homecoming................................230 Homecoming Court .........................106 Honors Banquet ...........................244 I.C.T.....................................174 Interact..................................176 Junior Rotary Anns........................180 Junior Class...............................48 Junior Classical League...................188 Junior Optimisses.........................184 Key Club..................................191 Keywanettes ..............................194 King and Queen Assembly....................98 Latin National Honor Society..............225 LEE TRAVELER Staff........................112 Lioness...................................198 Medical Careers Club......................202 Memorial..................................337 Mr. and Miss Robert E. Lee.................90 National Honor Society....................204 Octagon Club..............................208 “Oklahoma”................................240 Parents’Night ............................236 Principals.................................18 Relay Queen Contest.......................308 Senior Class...............................30 Senior Credits............................338 Senior Fish Fry ..........................248 Senior Prom...............................250 Sine Waves ...............................201 Sign Language Club........................211 Sophomore Class............................60 Speech Club...............................210 Spirit Club.............................. 212 Spring Sports Banquet.....................246 S. T.A.G.S...............................214 State Delegates ..........................108 Student Senate ...........................218 Table of Contents...........................4 T. A.H.O.S...............................168 Top Ten ...................................92 V.O.E.....................................222 Who’s Who .................................94 344 . r ♦V4pHd B ■ ' . RANGERS