Robert E Lee High School - Legend Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1960 volume:

LEE HIGH TYLER, TEXAS m foreword ... y£ u. Mute, ■s y 'TJ-t- ysU A_ yz ? y .January 22, I9o0 Ci C y = 5 Student Body xtobert Hj, Lee Tyler, Texas Students: Annuals are primarily a record-a journal of students accomplishments, activities, and pleasures with a good laugh now and then. The J- egend is only a small part of ones' life at Lee, but it affords an imperishable record of what one should remember and who one should remember. Believing this, we have endeavored to make he 1 60 Legend impart as much from its pages as the tine would allow. i.ay°5t in later years, be a real book of joyful memories and a true chron-icle of school, day happenings to be echoed and re-echoed throu h the ha]Is 01 the future. iincerely. Dear Jtudents: have vri.O follow Robert it. Lee and traditions as guides for Hitfh those A friendly, democratic, close relations between tu dents have prevailed on the Lee campus this year. Ine eta of the 1959-1960 Legend has endeavored to reflect that spirit ns portrayed in every rhase of campus life. As you turn the pages of the Legend, we 1 ii ec f _ valuer our campus ges Of the Legend, we sincerely hope that the lasting of an enjoyable, profitable, and democratic 1 i fo J “Pus, as pictured here, will’endure I V L E R P u HOLLIS A MOORE SUPKftlNTCNOCNT To the Students and Faculty of Robert E. I_.ee High School: One of the most valuable activities of the student body of a school is the production of an annual. The very name of your annual. The Robert E. Lee Legend, is significant. It indicates a loyalty to the traditions of our country and pledges a perpetuation of the ideals of democracy in the American way of life. Truly the staff and students of Robert E. Lee High School are establishing a rich tradition. The Legend presents many of the meaningful experiences of the year which support the traditions and serve as an inspiration for present and future students of Robert E. Lee High School. We appreciate your contribution to the success of our program of education here in Tyler. Mr. Dawson Warren, counselor and government teacher, takes time for everyone who needs his help. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Mrs. Bif� y Stegall is the secretary to Mr. Irons. Mrs. Mary King, our attendance clerk, looks up a student's record. Mrs. Helen Carter, our Head Registrar, has done a fine job during the past two years. Mrs. Claudia Collins docs double duty, office and library. 13 FOREIGN • (an i ' � i : • L IOC f. (MB '4 1 } ■ W-V'l stories of Panama. MR. MELVIN SHARP B.A.—University of Texas MISS VIRGINIA HANNA B.A.—Stephen F. Austin M.A.—University of Colorado This class is learning their Spanish Words. MRS. GLORIA GOODSELL B.A.—Mary Washington College of University of Virginia NGUAGES Dick Brown helps George Pickle with his tenses. MRS. DOROTHY WALTHALL B.A.—East Texas State Working hard? 17 ENGLISE MR. AL SMITH B.A.—E.T.S.C. MISS WERNA HARRISON B.A.—T.W.U. M.A.—S.M.U. MISS SARAH MARSH B.A.—University of Texas M.A.—University of Texas LASSES i 19 SPEECH 20 lRT Christmas presents more art work I These girls are putting the finishing touches on their art work. 21 Do vou see anything? MR. SAM H. BELL B.S.—North Texas State M.H.P.E.R.—North Texas State sen 22 This class is gaining important information, MR. CALVIN S. STORY B.A.—Sam Houston State M.A.—Sam Houston State These lab students arc deeply involved in their project. 23 f MATH 24 Q| MR. JOE HUMPHRIES B.S.—East Texas State M.Ed.—East Texas State MR. GORDON F. YODER B.S.—Texas Tech. MRS. MILDRED WILLIAMS B.A.—Stephen F. Austin 25 SOCIAL MRS. FAY RICHARDS A.—North Texas State MR. DICK LINDSAY B.B.A.—North Texas State M.H.P.E.R.—North Texas State This class is learning of past civilizations. CIENCES 27 SOCIAL SCIENCES MR. DAWSON WARREN B.A.—Baylor M.S.—Baylor MR. BOB WYCHE B.A.—Sam Houston State MRS. ANN CLAPP B.A.—S.M.U. LIBRARY MRS. HARRY LOFTIS B.B.A.—University of Texas This class is enjoying their study period. READING ROOM 12 29 COMMERCIAL ARTS What doe that entence say? MRS. LUCILLE WHITMILL B.A.—S.W.T.C. MRS. KATHERINE YATES B.S.-L.S.U. M.Ed.—Stephen F. Austin Ramond George is improving his typing skill. 30 INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. H. F. FELTY B.S.—East Texaj State M.S.—East Texas State Watch that finger! 31 AGRICULTURAL TRADES MR. LAWSON SOWELL B.S.—Texas A. and M. Tired already? 32 HOME ECONOMICS JOURNALISM Our journalism class is hard at work. EDSEl DANIEL FORD B.S.—North Texas State M.Ed.—North Texas State 34 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 35 37 Mrs. Frances Purinton serves as the advisor and sponsor of the Student Council. 38 Dr. Shambcrgor, Pastor of the First Baptist Church, delivered the Christmas message to the lee Student Body. 39 Student Council members discuss coming activities. A CAPPELLA 40 The A Cappella participated in the Christmas program this year. John Drmas Pat Freeman Jack Foshcc Bobby Gabriel Joe Gaiser Carol Graham Debbio Hanson Tony Harlan Edith Hood Linda Lawrence Jeanette Levingston Donna Love Anne McClendon Lynne McKinnon Linda Milner George Pickle Nikki Pitts Merry Pummer Cynthia Rankin Kenneth Smith A CAPPELLA members are: Nita Alsup Sara Baird Sara Arnold David Boehner Linda Burleson Cheyrl Cagle Nita Cagle Harriet Calhoun Judy Campboll Joan Crawford Jan Dennis Officers for the year are (left to right): Nita Alsup, Donna Love, Carol Stidgcr, Darlene Todd, and George Pickle. Carol Stidger Rod Sommer Audrea Thomas Sandy Thompson Dan Thompson Darlene Todd Donna Weintrauk Kathryn Weiland Marsha Williams Pat Williams The pianist is Nita Alsup. 41 FLAGBEARERS — Kay Horsley, Janie Lawrence, Judi Wall. REBELETTES 43 TWIRL ASSISTANT - Sally Rieck MAJORETTES — Amanda Marshall, Peggy Neeley, Margaret Marsh, Judy Purinton, Fredricka McBride, Camille Carter. MANAGERS — Bobbie Seaman, Karen Scott. SENIOR REBELETTES Rebelette Card Captains were, (loft to right): Melinda Michalske, Pat Forman, Gayle Dunn, and Patty Sproule. The Rebolettcs, led by Shirley Detwiler, marched in the annual Christmas Parade. JUNIOR REBEIETTE FAVORITE Harriet Friedlander Johnny Rebs this year include (left to right): George Gableman, Bobby Emerson, Bud Garrett, and Bob Henderson. SENIOR REBEIETTE FAVORITE Pam Conway 45 SOPHOMORE REBEIETTE FAVORITE Karen Gilbo J % 46 48 Hours of practice make perfect. This year' majorettes are, (left to right): Jan Musclewhite, Peggy Points, Sharon Paine, Patlie Anderson, Judy Johnson, and Jean McElhanon. 49 LEGENI CLASS SECTION: Celia Kay Kennomer. EDITOR: Sharon Boring BUSINESS MANAGER: Gayle Branch ART EDITORS: Ron Sommer and Harvey Wallendcr. ACTIVITIES SECTION: Gayle Dunn. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Bob Allen (Head) and Arlin Flynn. 50 51 PHOTOGRAPHERS: Bobby Gabriel. Mike Grow, and Harold Soltky. CHEERLEADERS BOTTOM ROW: Susan George, Bette Vaughn. MIDDLE ROW: Sara Arnold, Judy Anderson. STANDING: Carol Stidgcr (Head), Larry Prickett. SPANISH CLUB PRESIDENT .... VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER — Beth Heller Jan Musslewhite (not shown) Janis Taylor ..... Liz Moore FRENCH CLUB PRESIDENT__________________________Terry Cooper VICE PRESIDENT_____________________Ann McClendon SECRETARY____________________________________Lee Karsten 53 JOURNALISM Editor, Bobby Emerson, soils a decal to Pat Freeman. CIVIL WAR CLUB Officers of the Civil War Club are: President, Mike Miller; Vice President, Byron Baldwin; Secretary, Bill Richardson; and Treasurer, Marc Bailes. 54 Officers for Miss Rushing's chapter are: Nan Crow, Camille Carter, Karen Scott, Melba Bain, Sherry Carol, Karen Gilbo, Amanda Marshall, Jo Ann Miller, Carolyn Chesly, Sally Rieck, and Rivie Stamps. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Beaus for Miss Rushing's chapter are: Rod and Ron Sommer, Mike Phaefflin and Joe Elliott. Officers for Miss Bailes's chapter are: Jo Ann Teaquo, Martha Barron, Diane Cosper, Jo Hudgins, Carol Dumas, Jeanette leving-ston, Sally Burress, Kathy Hanson, Linda Owens, and Lynda Slayton. Part of homemaking is cleaning up. 55 McKinney helped in the beautification pro gram. 56 SCIENCE CLUB PRESIDENT ____ VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY _... TREASURER David Boehrwjr Terry. Cooper Harvey Wallender —. Jim Breedlove LEGEND REPRESENTATIVES “T” ASSOCIATION VICE PRESIDENT Harvey Wallender president and sponsor of the T Association. VICE PRESIDENT .................. Gerald Keeling VICE PRESIDENT Harvey Wallender president and sponsor of the T Association. VICE PRESIDENT ............... Gerald Keeling SECRETARY ...................... Joe Hooker LATIN 58 Members of the Latin Club. The l.G.O.'s officers for the year ere (left to right): Nancy Wilson, Senior Vice President; Betsy Marsh, President; Mrs. loftis. Sponsor; Judy Johnson, Sophomore Vice President; and Harriet Caldwell, Junior Vice President. LEE GIRLS’ ORGANIZATION Sara Arnold was a model in the style show sponsored by the L.G.O. Ann Harper, Pattie Anderson, and Karen Gilbo participated in the style show, too. 59 V- C VTtJL I • oan-a tf pna oftj'un. ( MluUCrU-ld fbrrrsi-. L GU v A«A u C uha ca dl uAxifa. pum£ . kjierixjh- tJru- LtX aJLi J wqi x . JniVT-obti tPufr YTU- cKo rc L oltW J-u Xo-t- oba cpr -j - , L Je incijiA, hafipuvxCZMj vAlyy CLx o . Q'n-A Q g UK-b_ ZJt mtxu llkJH yy tA diArt(ix- ux | yv. utn W ux.!W -ix-- STr y-Tipiix , UjdtSL UX i jiUnfc?. oo 5 VX ' aV ) ( K X MID-WINTER ART SHOW i 63 More sculpture and lettering. Zing! Went tho String of My Heart. He's A Real Gone Guy. soc HOPS Crazy With Love. 'If Dreamt Came True. Devoted to Vou.' 65 'Chasing A Dream.1 SENIORS l, Seniors went to keep young! Don't they, Kenny McKinzio? Counting the votes for the Who's Who election was a big job. The Struggle for Survival. Kilgore, here we come! Corky, the littlest Rebel, joins the cheerleaders in a yell. 66 THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK Mr. Van Daan, you stole the bread and all of the time we thought the mice were stealing it! Another tender moment on the stage. The German exchange student, Mike Pffafflin, was a success as Mr. Frank. Lynne Lasater and Richard Davis realistically por- The situation is improving greatly, tray a scene from the play. 67 Nita Aljup looks smart in her sports clothes. THE STYLE SHOW girls’ FORUM « � •%, • i Nancy Wilson presided as moderator of the style show. Modeling was an enjoyable experience for Joan Crawford. Gayle Dunn. Nan Crow, and Fran Newell. Carolyn Chcsley was a very pretty model. Just look at our cheerleaders! Pep rallies are the most fun. Remember our outdoor pep rally! SPIRIT! 69 The student body is enjoying the pep rally. 70 O, Come All Ye Faithful. 71 Much joy was brought to the classrooms by the French Carolers. After.' Everyone had a great time! HOMECOMING BONFIRE Bette Vaughn? 72 A WALK DOWN MEMORY LANE! I'll never smile again. Catch mo, Mommie! Attention! Announcing the 13 dressed girls in school. best Ain't she sweet.1 The Beach Comber. OOPS! How did this get in here? 73 SNAPS . 74 Eat, drink, and be merry!' We love you, SENIORS! Camille ever Lillie Alcapons. Well, Harvey — which will it be, Susan J. or Nancy C.? You name it! REMEMBER WHEN ... 76 NCOX, UO C, £ O wv. AC C OjA ccJhodL aa sav c aja. fYv s nr ojjiU mis juC mxc t V Cu3t ix €i. 4 koA«- ojJ e ] c4 qoac JlKoI ojf axxiJL QjhMC OJYN. £oucS . Qsk JjjoJl -u wA eiiCAX tW .sc ixvvcejcO , cfjuvd Qeeuts O S7 77 TOP ROW: Coach Lindiay, Rick Stripling, Charles Bridges, Bobby Curtis, Mike Lawrence, Bex Bell, Randy Ross, Jack Neill, Charles Stein. SECOND ROW: Coach Bowling, Monty Small, Jack Holiday, Stuart Chesley, Barry Owen, Rene' Walling, Jim Patterson, Jackie McDowell, Rudy Kratz, Craig Loving, Mike Rodieck. THIRD ROW: Coach Sirman, Rick Hughes, Paul Broome, Walter Lindsey, Harvey Wallender, Gerald Keeling, Thomas McKay, Ricky Malloy, Bill Wade, Richard Collins. FOURTH ROW: David Kent, Julius Bergfield, Owen Coon, Doug Warner, Stevo Hillis, George Pickle, Joe Hooker, Larry Loggins. REBEL FOOTBALL Robert E. Lee entered the 1959 football season with high hopes of improving dismal 1958 record. The Rebels never seemed to quite live up to their pre-season promise until late in the season, as they were outscored by their opponents 211 to 91 in compiling a record of two wins against eight losses. While this is a great improvement over our first year record, we are looking forward to an even better season next year. The team operated under a handicap all year long as tragedy struck, even before the season, started in the death of Rene' Walling, senior co-captain. Another blow, early in December, came as the resignation' of Head Coach Willie Shortie Sirman. His successor will be Coach O. E. Amburg. In the post-season balloting, junior tackle Bobby Curtis was unanimously elected to both the offensive and defensive All-District teams. Terry Cooper and Steve Hillis were given Honorable Mention in the same balloting by the 7-AAA football coaches. 78 CO-CAPTAINS: Larry Loggins and Rene' Walling. COACHES: Corky Bowling, head coach Willie Sirman, Sam Bell, Oz Amburg, Dick Lindsay. MANAGERS: Charles Stein, Craig Loving, Richard Collins, Mike Rodieck. 79 PAUL BROOME Senior Tackle Lcttcrman I Joe Hooker slashes into the lino ai Jim Patterson closes in from the side. LEE-6 JOHN TYLER-13 The Rebels kicked off their 1959 season with a near-victory over cross-town rival John Tyler High School. The final score was not indicative of the way the game was played, however, as the Rebels pushed the heavier Lions around at will during the entire game. Lee lead in all statistics except one — the final score. The Lions rolled for a touchdown sixty yards from the opening kickoff, but the Rebels countered in the third quarter with Cooper going over from fifteen yards out. The losing tally came with eighty seconds left in the game on a fifteen yard pass play. STUART CHESLEY Senior Tackle Letterman I Steve Hilli it pulled down from behind by a Carthage defender. OWEN COON Senior Guard Letterman I 80 J.ck Neill tight ope down the ,i9tll Jid ,or(1 posh !d outi TERRY COOPER Senior Halfback Letterman I LEE - 0 ADAMS — 28 Robert E. Lee hit the road for the first time, losing to Dallas' Bryan Adams, 28-0. The Rebels fought valiantly, but in a losing cause, against the heavier Bryan Adams eleven. Lee was behind from almost the very beginning and managed only one scoring threat, late in the fourth quarter. LEE - 35 PALESTINE - 26 The Rebels rolled to the first victory in the young history of the school with a 35-26 victory over Palestine. Both teams had a fine night offensively, but a tightening of the Rebel defenses closed the door to the Wildcats in the final period. Wallender, Cooper, and Hillis scored for the Rebels with Neill kicking the conversions. STEVE HILLIS Senior Fullback Letterman II Steve Hillis lunges for an extra yard in the Palestine name. 81 JOE HOOKER Senior Halfback A beautiful defensive save I letterman II LEE - 6 MT. PLEASANT - 20 The Rebels hit the road again, suffering their third loss of the season at the hands of the Mt. Pleasant Tigers. The Rebels matched their speedy hosts in the first half but fell behind in the second as the Tigers ground out yardage slowly but steadily. The Rebels were the better of the two teams statistics-wise, but could muster only one sustained scoring drive. LEE - 0 GLADEWATER - 22 The Rebels, hampered by penalties and fumbleitis, lost their District 7-AAA opener to the speedy Gladewater Bears. Again the Rebels were superior in the statistics department, with Jack Neill and Terry Cooper shining offensively, but could not manage to score. Jack Neill keep for two yard again� t Carthage. GERALD KEELING Senior End Letterman II 82 LEE-6 An unidentified Rebel gets a handful of shirt as a Nacogdoches back goes by. HENDERSON-33 LEE-0 DAVID KENT Senior Halfback Lctferman II NACOGDOCHES- 28 Robert E. Lee stumbled and fell again to the alert Henderson Lions, 33-6. Though senior quarterback Jack Neill was injured in the second quarter, the Rebels were ably managed by junior Rick Hughes who engineered a 74 yard touchdown drive. The Lion multiple offense and defense was, however, too much for the hustling Rebels. The Rebels were turned back again by the Nacogdoches Dragons, 28-0. The margin of score would have been much wider if the Dragons had not had five touchdowns called back. On the other hand, it would have been much closer had senior halfback Terry Cooper had his way. Though Cooper was the game's leading rusher, his performance was the only bright spot in a long, long night of football. LARRY LOGONS Waller Lindsay follows a step behind a fleet Nacogdoches back. Senior Center Letterman II « 83 RICKY MALLOY Senior End Letterman II Eight Rebels form a protective cloud of interference for the ball carrier on a kickoff return. LEE - 8 JACKSONVILLE -14 LEE - 22 A second half rally by the Rebels fell short by two yards as the Jacksonville Indians handed Lee its fifth defeat in a row. The first half showed the Indians' steam-roller offense slowed but never halted by the Rebels. The game hung in the balance until the fourth period, when a twenty yard drive died on the Jacksonville two yard stripe, taking the Rebel chances with it. Lee celebrated its first homecoming by soundly bouncing the Carthage Bulldogs in the drizzling rain and biting wind. The well-earned victory was marked by extraordinarily good football in spite of the weather as the Rebels entirely dominated the first half and outlasted the hustling Bulldogs in the second. Terry Cooper and Steve Hillis led a slashing ground attack THOMAS McKAY Senior End Letterman I Terry Cooper charges the camera in the homecoming game. GEORGE PICKLE Senior Halfback Letterman I An unidentified Rebel back breaks almost into the clear against John Tyler. CARTHAGE-0 while Steve Yates stopped two Bulldog drives with pass interceptions. The victory, our first in district competition, left the Rebels with a 2-7 season record. The Homecoming Queen, Miss Sara Arnold, was presented by Student Council President Jack Spitzberg at the sock hop after the game. LEE - 8 KILGORE - 27 The Rebels wound up the season with a 27-8 loss to the district champion Kilgore Bulldogs. An upset of the first magnitude seemed in the making before a Rebel drive expired on the Kilgore four yard line. This near miss seemed to break the spirit of the Lee gridders, for the remainder of the game was dominated by the fleet Bulldog halfbacks. HARVEY WALIENDER Senior Halfbeck letterman II Terry Cooper turn the corner and leave a Lion defender looking. 85 “B” TEAM FOOTBALL The B football team compiled a 2-4-1 record against competition from all over East Texas. In spite of their losing more games than they won, the B team outscored their opponents 67 to 49. Though their playing season seems to have been unusually short, it was not meant to be that way as games with Gladewater, Kilgore, and Gilmer were rained out. We are sorry that a team picture was not available. Those on the team were Tom Ashcraft, Mike Clapp, John Dumas, Jim Garner, Johnny Hacker, Kenneth Smith, Bob McKnight, Max Trowbridge, Jerry Wood, Billy Felty, Bernie Gotwald, Bo Hildebrand, Robert Schwartz, Garry Walker, Bob White, Joe English, Roy Longshore, Ray Haybrook, Ronny Horsley, John Maher, Mike Mitchell, Ronny Smith, Jim Addington, Charles Arnold, Dickey Caswell, Terry Graham, David Hummel, Gene Kemp, Bill Short, and Doug Hene-gar. THE B” TEAM RECORD Lee 6 Athens 0 Lee 8 Longview 18 Lee 0 John Tyler 6 Lee 35 Palestine 0 Lee 6 John Tyler 7 Lee 6 Athens . 6 Lee 6 Nacogdoches .12 86 Mike Clapp hangs on to an enemy back with the skin of his fingernails In a late season B team game. At the Award Banquet, Terry Cooper and Larry Loggins hold their reward for being, re pectively, the Most Valuable Player and the Mo f Conscientious Player. FOOTBALL BANQUETS Mr. Cooper shows the novices in the background how to execute a place-kick in the first post-season banquet. Coach Amburg, Dr. Anderson, Mr. Irons, and Mr. Kent |oin in She'll Be Coming Around the Mountain at the same banquet. 87 Left to right: Wayne Phelan, Jerry Parker, Jack Neill, David Delk, Marc Bailes, Mike Lawrence, Jack Spitzberg, Charles Bridges, Eddie Rigsby, Byran Thompson, REBEL BASKETBALL The 1959-60 Rebel basketball team finished fourth in district 7-AAA with a record of 14 wins and 15 losses. Near the middle of the campaign the team hit its peak, winning six out of seven and taking second place in the TJC Tournament before slumping to a short (six games) losing streak. Senior guard Jerry Parker was fourth in the district in total scoring. Parker and senior center Jack Spitzberg were elected to the All-District second team in the coaches' post-season balloting. 88 89 Manager David Boehner and Ronnie Bott. Lee SEASON SLATE ... 71 Troup 67 Lee 49 Mineola 52 Lee 54 Troup 58 Lee 41 Texarkana 40 Lee 40 John Tvler 42 (in overtime) MARC BAILES Junior Forward letterman II JACK SPITZBERG Senior Cenrer Letterman III 90 The candid camera catches Jerry Parker palming the ball as he drives in for a lay-up. Lee 38 Mt. Vernon . 34 Lee 42 Quitman 47 Lee 55 Kaufman (third place in the Mineola Tournament) 42 Lee 64 Mineola 42 Lee 60 Overton 36 Lee 68 Troup (third place in the New London Tournament) 72 Lee 45 John Tyler 55 DAVID HENEGAR Senior Forward letterman I WAYNE PHELAN Senior Guard Letterman I Jack Neill and Jack Spitzberg take time out for a little face-making during fa� t action in the Rebel gym. DAVID DEIK Senior Forward Letterman I Jerry barker demonstrates the dead ball technique of faking out opponents. Lee 62 Athens 39 Lee 54 Cayuqa 33 Lee 56 Laneville 42 Lee 33 New London 58 (second place in TJC Tournament) Lee 55 Jacksonville 45 Lee 37 Gladewater 36 Lee 66 Henderson 63 JACK NEILL Junior Guard Letterman II 92 RICKY STRIPLING Junior Forward lettcrman I Jack Spitzborg drives in for a lay-up with his shirt on backwards. Lee 45 Nacogdoches 51 Lee 35 Carthage 52 Lee 45 Texarkana 62 Lee 43 Kilgore 66 Lee 54 Jacksonville — 61 EDDIE RIGSBY Junior Guard Letterman I Jerry Parker intercepts a pass from an unhappy looking Lion in the John Tylor gym. Lee______35 Lee_____61 Lee______54 Lee _____62 Lee 47 Gladewater 63 Henderson .50 Nacogdoches 78 Carthage 58 Kilgore .......74 CHARLES BRIDGES Junior Forward Letterman II Jack Spitzbcrg jump-shoots for 2 points (?) against Kilgore. 94 Ole Jack S. drives and hooks over his opponent's guard. L, BACK ROW: Gene Kemp, Johnny Hacker, David Hummel, Tommy Cooper, Jim Davis, Gary Shipman. FRONT ROW: Jack Sowers, Robert McMurray, Jerry Sanders, Max Trowbridge, David Thedford, Mike Clapp, Byron Johnston, Jimmy Daughtry. “B” TEAM BASKETBALL SEASON RECORD Robert E. Lee 52 Troup 35 Robert E. Lee 40 Mineola 26 Robert E. Lee 45 Troup 30 Robert E. Lee 44 Texarkana 41 Robert E. Lee 48 John Tyler ... 37 Robert E. Lee 36 Mineola ..... 22 Robert E. Lee 34 John Tyler ... 25 43 Robert E. Lee 42 Jacksonville Robert E. Lee 47 Gladewater . 37 Robert E. Lee 35 Henderson 29 Robert E. Lee 57 Nacogdoches 32 Robert E. Lee 39 Carthage 48 Robert E. Lee 36 Texarkana 44 Robert E. Lee 62 Kilgore 51 Robert E. Lee 38 Jacksonville 32 Robert E. Lee 37 Gladewater . 46 Robert E. Lee 52 Henderson 32 Robert E. Lee 60 Nacogdoches Carthage 43 Robert E. Lee 38 50 Robert E. Lee 59 Kilgore 52 95 Okay, -fellows, so yesterday I had to personally pick up two towels — We gonna run a little and see the grounds of the school Ahhh right, pound the foot leather! Lindsey, Walker, and Woods wait for the pitch, BACK ROW: Rodney Woods, Freddie Coon, Skippy Owens, Miko Lawerence, Phyl Broadnax, Jackie McDowell, Coach Dick Lindsey. FRONT ROW: Sfewey Chesely, Craig Loving, Mike Biggs, Mike Cockrell, Mike Woods, Steve Yates, Walter Lindsey, Garey Walker. REBEL BASEBALL The 1959 Rebel baseball team finishes in a tie for third place in District 7-AAA. The team had an over-all record of seven wins versus eight losses and a district slate of two wins and three losses. The pitching chores were largely handled by Butch Wright (2-5) who, despite his record, was one of the better pitchers in the district. Three returning lettermen, Owen Coon, Steve Hillis, and Walter Lindsey, stabilize an otherwise largely inexperienced team- Also pitchers Rick Stripling (2-0 last year), Jim Dempsey (1-2), and Mike Woods (1-1) along with Mike Lawrence, who won All-District Honorable Mention but did not letter, are again on the team. The season began in the middle of March, too late to be included in the 1960 Legend. All spring sports were excluded for the same reason. 97 - BACK ROW: Anno Bottford, Sherry Carroll, Coach Delarot, Lewis Horris, Howard Barnett, Mike Clark, Dickie Caswell, Jack Moore, Leslie Barnett. FRONT ROW: Corky Corcoran, Ricky Gibbs, Mike Layton, Jimmy Addington, Jerry Dawes, George Sweenoy, Cliff Woodward. REBEL TENNIS The 1959 Rebel tennis team was highly successful, but no trophy remains to prove it because none are given in tennis. The team's top players all placed in district competition with Kathleen Corky Corcoran taking first in the girls' singles. The doubles team of Anne Botsford and Jean Talbert taking second in the senior division, and doubles partners Tom Browne and Jan Gordon sweeping off second in their division. During the season a record of 5 wins, 1 loss, and 1 tie was compiled. Returning lettermen (letterwomen?) Corky Corcoran and Anne Botsford head a strong girls' team while Lewis Harris and Ricky Gibbs shoulder the burden in the men's division. By the time you read this, these and their understudies will have probably captured the top three places in each division in district, regional, and state competition. Let us hope the 1960 tennis team can match their flawless record. 98 The men't doubles team of lewis Harris and Ricky Gibbs square off for the camera on the lee tennis courts. 99 5r 1= REBEL GOLF The 1959 Rebel golf team won the Class AAA State Championship, setting a new course record in the process. T. C. Hamilton, Steve Nourse, Ronnie Rhone, and Jerry Parker combined their talents to forge a sizzling 293 on the last eighteen holes and easily outdistance runner-up Andrews. The long climb to the state championship included victories over Athens and Corsicana, second place in the South Park Invitational Tournament in Beaumont, first place in the Athens High School Tournament, a victory over Sulphur Springs, the district championship at Jacksonville, and the regional championship at Dallas. A team picture was not available, but the squad was composed of Jerry Parker, Ronnie Rhone, Kenny McKenzie, David King, Charles Steen, Mike Gross, Gerald Urback, Boyd Watson, Joe Amis, John Calvert, and Butch Acker. They will be out to continue the state championship tradition of all former Rebel golf teams. 100 Golf Coach Jake Smith give some advice on driving. 101 WM TRACK SQUAD REBEL TRACK The 1959 Rebel track team won district honors by an overwhelming margin but failed to place in the regional meet. Their season record included a win of the Rose Relays and either first or second in every other meet entered. High individual performances included a new Rose Relay record set by the mile relay team of Terry Cooper, Mike Warner, Marquis Whittington, and Bob Breedlove. Much of the nucleus of last year's district championship team is back again to improve on their times, heights, and distances of 1959. We are depending on them to uphold the fine old Robert E. Lee custom of having a state championship team every year. 102 Bobby Curti puts the shot. KirbV Quirk Polices with the discus. Tommy Ashcraft pulls up end over. Jack Spitzberg, high point man in the 1959 district meet, breaks from the blocks. Glenn Reese, top distance man. 103 HALF-TIME HIGHLIGHTS 105 MISS L.H.S Sara Arnold MR. L.H.S Jack Spitzberg JUNIOR FAVORITE Martha Murrell OA- ''JDqJlSL, - ) UL ic e.c n c£ (2Juri-LAj6ji SXjUcZt. l C TJ -GL rrisr ruU _ - oUUUj da nj- jJLcJs, - rLa Vb y £Ca j e _ fa uxj . oe JUiL x dt JUNIOR FAVORITE Jack Neill STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT Jack Spitzberg STUDENT COUNCIL VICE PRESIDENT Mike Woods STUDENT COUNCIL SECRETARY V Anne Elliott Liz Moore Suzanne Taylor FOOTBALL HOMECOMING PRINCESSES Charlotte Butler Martha Murrell t Carol Carter CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT___________________________Terry Cooper VICE PRESIDENT Harvey Wallendar SECRETARY _______________________ Harriet Calhoun JUDY ANDERSON PATTY ANDERSON SARA ARNOLD BUTCH ACKER DORTHY ADAMS ED ADAMS BOB ALLEN NITA ALSUP SARA BAIRD LINDA BALDWIN SARA BARNES VICKEY BARNES OMBRA BARROW TAB BIRDWELL DAVID BOEHNER ±IX JOHN BRIGHT LYNN BROOM PAUL BROOM SHARON BORING MARY BOYD BOB BRADBERRY DIANE BROWN DICK BROWN 129 JAN BROWNE JEFF BUFORD JERRY BUFORD DOSS BURCHFIELD GREG BURK LEROY BUTLER NETA CAGLE LINDA BURLESON SALLY BURRESS CHARLOTTE BUTLER HARRIET CALHOUN CAMILLE CARTER OWEN COON TERRY COOPER U1 JOE GAISER BOBBY GABRIEL ARLAN FLINN JACK FOSHEE STEVE FRANKE BOBBY DUNN JOE ELLIOT rr- ANNE ELLIOTT BOBBY EMERSON NANCY EMMONS BOB HENDERSON ALICE HENDLEY ROY GERARD RICKEY GIBBS NINA RUTH GLAZE BUD GARRETT SUSAN GEORGE SHARON GREENBERG PAT HAESLY LOUIS HARRIS A DAVID HENEGAR PHILLIP HESTER % STEVE HILLIS EDITH HOOD JOE HOOKER KAY HORSLEY FRANCES HORTON KAY HUDGINS JOHN HUGHES SUE IVEY JANIE LAWRENCE LINDA LAWRENCE NINA LEMONS DONNA LOVE CRAIG LOVING anne McClendon MELBA McCLURE JACK MOORE LINDA MULCOCK RONALD MURPHREE FREDRICKA McBRIDE BETTE McCALLUM BETTY McCASLIN JACKIE McDOWELL THOMAS McKAY LOU ANN OWEN SHARON PAINE JERRY PARKER ROBERT PARKER FRANK PAYNE MIKE PFAEFFLIN WAYNE PHELAN RICHARD PHILLIPS GEORGE PICKLE NIKKI PITTS GRACE POWELL LARRY PRICKETT JUDY PURINGTON 142 BILL RICHARDSON SALLY RIECK DICK ROCKWELL MIKE RODIECK RONNIE SOMMER JACK SPITZBERG RIVVIE LOU STAMPS SANDY THOAAAS LEON THOMSEN BILL THOMSON DARLENE TODD MARTHA TOMLISON JIM STEED CAROLE STIDGER WILBUR SYX CECIL TATE JACK THARPE 146 BARBARA WILSON NANCY WILSON JOYCE WOGTECH SANDY WEBB BOB WELSH KENNETH WHEELER MARSHA WILLIAMS PATRICIA WILLIAMS 148 'Young Love Johnny Rcb' It's Only Make Believe Picnic Sleep-Walk The Spirit of Robert E. 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