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

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Offenders Manrin Brandi foes throujti the kafaray at order to «void boot late to doss ----1 SPENDERS I RAP-UP Fool-Proof Homework Excuses May dog ate it. - It's in my other folder at home. - It blew out of the car (or bus) window on my way to school this morning. My little brother scribbled all over it with his crayons. - I ran out of notebook paper. - It’s in my friend's locker, she's absent today, and I don't know the lock combination. Elk Gdk Smart U« «rath » Mrs Karmen1 ltd Shannon Riley (twees and «onden «fnch jewelry to Cvi «Me at the malt «fc»e Students «art m bne at the snack Mr to spend then money on an impoetant necessity, lunch fo|hl Bobby Patio cap Mrs lean Lee money tor tines on orerdue library books