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

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DREAMS HERITAGE Th country-dub look ol lh« main offtca 1« an anampf ol th eomtruction dona to tha main building altar tha lira REL waa conaidaiad tha placa to ba m ‘891 Savaral function Sava baan hald m our new facility Photo by . Canta StlWi The theme of the 1988 89 Traveler. New Visions: Proud Traditions, covers the heri- tage of Robert E. Lee High School and the dreams we face for tomorrow. On the first day of school, students entered the campus thinking that everything was going to be the same. In tha hafla you aaa many naw vntona naw face , different locker larger room , and familiar Me and Lae” button worn by tha (acuity member Photo by: Cartie Sola The building looked exact- ly like It did before the fire so one would expect that the in- side would also be the same The colored glass in the win- dows. the ceramic flowers on the front posts, the well- trimmed lawn and the student parking-lot security guard were still there. On the out- side, nothing seemed to have changed. The heritage of REL still stood and the Gan- der pride was still strong. When each person walked up the front steps and en- tered the building, a new vi- sion lay before them. A new face, Charles Hebert, greeted bewildered freshmen and welcomed teachers. The once over-crowded halls were wider and the rooms were larger. The main office and library were both rebuilt at different places from where they used to be. Other new visions were the addition of male cheerleaders, new rules, computer programs. Gander Quacker (GQ) in the cafeteria, and an overall atti- tude that REL is 1. Dreams, even visionary ones, are alive and well at Robert E. Lee. Technology What'» that? Ttw «udem ol ttw M l l v« In a ttme irfwr m th don an computor . not tier» bc-airi W«lcom to the age ol the computer wtwre ytwtont U m nwi than math Photo by Canto StiUa On of th moit cMng n w viatona lot tha achoe! and tha community waa ttw return ol male chacrlaadar 1979 waa tha laat year La had both mala and («mato ch «tU d r It waa a r«fra»Mng change to w« tham one agaai Photo by Brandon Wataon 1

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The itandi are filled with the powerful and traditional iptrlt of REL while fans cheer on the Gander football team Photo by Carrie Stiles A new face at REL, Mr Hebert, looks into Mrs Bruce's grade book He is often found chatting with teachers or students In the halls or commons Photo by Carne Stiles Junior. Greg Young, shines in the face with pride while marching in the REL band. Both pride and the band of Lee have been here since 1929. Photo by Carrie Stiles

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