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

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Fashions And Fads Flashback: DjwJ Dabney kneps tlx new look with a hat and denwn jacket Ttfwh took a d Her ent approach with laying m told letters soth as CbooM Ide ' RAP-UP Trend Setters •Fluorescent, neon-bright shades oi pink, orange, yellow, and green •The bob haircut •Styling mousse and gel Green lipstick that changed col- ors when put on •14 kt. gold, glue-on Imgernails •Roman gladiator sandals -Tropical Hawaiian jungle prints BLUE JEAN tell kUrcee Hardy. Heather Harttm. and Bath Orgeroo ••how I lx ddferent Myles e! the street blue (fan took Middle Faded pocketv. pteats. and wapi were I» new took m »ea« n lhown by Stab Stratton. Stab tones, and Amy Yaokoi.uk Boltom Cbm Mwnton VOfti a popoUr took « Ma t ctoth.ni the dt(M jacket 12 Shana Swml goes Haweaan where her clothes are concerned Rutty Barnhfl feeh that the pitw look wfl always tx m Myle

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Can’t Stop The Spirit : k RAP-UP -For the first time. Lee students had no Homecoming bonfire to look forward to. •Football, among other sports, was forced to abide by the No pass, no play rule imposed by House Bill 72. Ranger Busters t-shirts and Gander bandannas could be found on REL bodies everywhere during Sterling Week. Despite a year of changes, the REL spirit just couldn't be kept down House Bril 72 and the fact that there would be no Homecoming bonfire had an effect on both students and ath- letes However, m the end. Gander spirit and pride always managed to out weigh the bad times. Through thick and thin we supported all activities and events with a sense of honor and enthusiasm. 8 1 Eader and Stoll Harmon puck « dur.t the letSttfhi pep r y Dressed lor spirit tabby Bodenck. Rei HMxtl. Mm Martmer. Ark Trivit, tort Sdverberf. ind Drn Meyen gather m (fee tomtom Tm Water Timmy Bnght. Stephanw Standndge i l Tracey Brotk dap ind show thmr sprit while the band ptays last Doit'' it i pep raky let! Mrs Broussard a dressed to M on Hunt the Ranfera day hkddk Sharvu Mattock rs one ol the many students «ho owned Ranjer BeteM t stats R M The tradition ol decoratu cars dam The Came' Week continues. as shown 6» Wade Btckhawi’i Tram Am. with Amy Brewer and Uta Armstrong it passengers Teammates Amlin little and Donne Mum know that the Canden are aiaayt number one when it cooes to spmt Mrs Sack's fourth period Tr cost have dchndety jot the lee spmf Gander carriers Gary Tour and Ckas fcarra pvt the sent stick a toss over the head of Mr lee. Sterling Week i

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