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

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Kodncy fivnn» cnncrotr » n alignment. Charlene Waste types her lesson in class- Mr . Cook’s english class is always hard at work.

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We Studied Long And Hard... Does this scene look familiar? To most students at REL it does! Along with the many extra curricular activities available to all. learning and questioning are the main objectives at Lee. Like this class, many use classtime to do that extra work so it does not have to be taken home. Courses available to students range from English to Power Mechanics. Work programs are offered through vocational classes so students can learn on the job. Not all classes are work and no fun. Many teachers such as Mr. Dickson and Mrs. Sullivan try new and innovative meth- ods to make learning fun and challenging. Mr. Dickson can often be heard a few doors down singing his lecture for that day. Mrs. Sullivan always has creative games to play or trips to take to keep her students interested in their literature. Mrs. York often has speakers from different parts of the government to help promote her students' interest. Then of course, there are Mrs. Cauley’s word battles” and Mrs. Francis’ typing games for candy. All these sound neat and fun, but they are usually all used to help students have a better understanding of the subject being studied. It is very clearly seen that R. E. Lee has a high academic record. When Mrs. Huckabee was asked how many stu- dents had won the UIL writing Contest, she said, Over the past 27 years there have been 29 winners.” Therefore, the accolade for sports should also be given with much praise to the teacher who helps make learning fun and helps us all to become better people. Gander ma cot watches over the studious class. Senior how their spirit for the school at a Pep Rally.

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Jennifer Roglli day. Senior Mike Welch give freshman Brian Conneally tip about high school life. Mr . Pat Cauley and Gander feel atuffed” after lunch.