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

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her mini-skirt and PufT paint vhirt arc worn here by Ally- son Hendrix and Sharon Kerr. Sfrnani Mitchell sports the style of thirls and vests Computers kept progressing, as dcon- Pms of various saying» were “in. strated by Cary Fly til. IS

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FodS: Karri Simp»on bring» the %ty c of pump» and colored ho»c to REL Passion For Fashion The changing of styles comes with every new year and Lee in '83 was no exception. The year brought forth virtually new fash- ion ideas, such as the Flashdancc look of curly hair and “one size fits all sweat- shirts. Being worn as headbands, belts, shirts, or simply around the neck, colorful ban- danas were added to the list as “in.” Buttons boasting humorous sayings were also worn throughout the year. While the guys strutted around in their para- chute pants, the gals kept up-to-date by wearing mini-skirts and oxford shoes. During the more formal affairs, such as Homecoming and the Spring Dance, the guys preferred knit tics: the girls chose colored hose. The preppy look continued into the year with top-siders. polo shirts, designer jeans, and sweaters. But regard- less of the popular fashion trends, some things just never go out of style. Nikes. blue jeans, concert shirts, and cowboy boots traditionaly crowded the halls of Robert E. Lee. Whatever taste in fashion was preferred, there was always something to accomodate your special style. Robert Ibbarra v.m he u kicker on ihe field and ofP Sw annr .«glia and Freddie Bed- Dressing in the “Flaihdance look. I» Robert W il«ou choo»e an outfit for nar»ki prep-out. I.i»a Heckler. Homecoming.

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Al Richard «can tm »ungLa vc in hop» of pul unit the ranger incogni- to Rcih Orgeron look like he is enjoying taping Gander track Maroon And White.■ Our Of Sighr! Throughout the football season, the sti» dent-body “backed the Ganders. support was evident by the enth shown in the weekly pep rallies and Sr„ Week. the week preceding the Let Sterling Game. During this week, the stu- dents dressed appropriately to depict (!« fight slogan chosen for that day. On Monday, everyone dragged their boots and tics out of the closet for Tieig and Boot the Rangers. The rest of the week followed with Overhaul and Ra« the Rangers.” Hunt down the Ranger»! Warm up the Ganders, and Hals off| the Ganders. Shade the Rangers. Tht week came to a climax at the pep rafljj where everyone united for one comn3 goal-Gandcrs Beat the Rangers! But as the final seconds of the clocjl ticked off the scoreboard, the score rej mained in a deadlock for the second y in a row. Yet. nevertheless, we contin to exhibit the high values and stand; that set us apart from the rest. Most c GANDER PRIDE!