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

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Juniors: i l.orir Crycr run» errand for the office Arc Snuui Brewer and Nancy Jones auditioning for a clotc-up commercial'’ Almosr To Attaining the position of ‘•upperclass- man at Lee was an exciting moment. No longer considered a FISH or “merely a sophomore. they had actually advanced to “being a junior. Perhaps the greatest thing about being a junior was ordering senior rings. The styles varied from pinky rings to fashion rings for the girls, and traditional rings to super- bowl style rings for the guys. Also, the rank of junior enabled some to be chosen as members of the National Honor Soci- ety. which is based on grades during the freshmen and sophomore years. In addi- tion to these, many organizations provided the opportunity for juniors to hold certain offices. Although, with the benefits that accom- panied the promotions, also came the higher cxpections and responsibility from teachers, as well as parents. Kristen Moak it this one out liigh Bryant is absorbed in .in imagi- nary world I.lsa Santana can’t resist a cookie Darren Day is overwhelmed by the photographer. Always up to something arc Alicia Itorlon .mil Margo Bookmeycr.

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Sophomores.- - Moving On Up “Wow! I'm not a Freshmen anymore! Usually the feeling was mutual among the sophomores at R.E.L. Graduating to the tenth grade relieved some of the pressures of being a “FISH, while making them feel a bit more experienced and knowl- edgeable about handling high school life Along with this wisdom came the privi- ledges of joining intrest and service clubs such as Keywanttes, Key Club. JR As. In- teract. Lioness. Leo. French Club, and FTA. Around this time, the sophomores also “got behind the wheel in driver’s cd. and soon thereafter were right in there among the upperclassmen claiming a parking spot. Indeed, being a sophomore provided more opportunities along with accepting the responsibilities of growing up and Moving On! Stefanie Hick» -ind l ea Ann Down» win firat prize in the Halloween cos- tume contest. Emmanuel Woodard. I ami llud»on. and Sara Schomp have a chat in French Karin Robert» it caught off-guard again. Tro) Macon is evened about going to class. Piggmg oui arc John Bvington .ind Erie ;ollc. Michelle Melton expresses her enthu- siasm over English 22

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5tH Mr Karl Vanilan Parenrs I'vcnbcOo For your Teachers Some students think of school as a chance to unwind from “the hassles of home . A few students, however, have the distinct privilcdge of having their parent’s job “in-thc-school. Some disadvantages arc evident. Face it. with a mother or father handing around the school there isn’t very much you can get away with. Every lardy and every bad grade arc not likely to be kept a secret for long. Yet. on the other hand, there arc some great advantages, like getting money at anytime. All high school students realize how handy this could be. Also, riding to school with your parents could save on the gas bill and you could even take the car out to lunch! Keeping in mind all aspects of having a parent for a teacher, it is summarized in the old adage: “You have to take the good with the bad.