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

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1981 volume:

xaqeu K-Aw -O 1 Tft cl agsC XEEZ - QO O inj. KixCuj 1 SgWt THE 1981 LEGEND Volume XXIII Robert E. Lee High School Tyler, Texas Editor—Francie Batten Photography Editor—Ron Wright Photographers— Associate Editor—Becky Taylor Jim Bob Barber Writer—Dena Anderson Les Clayton Advertising—Karen Battles Kevin Cooper Secretary—Dale Dresser David Green well Accountant—Jeanne Farr Tammy Hughes—Printer Lay Out—Lemesa Price Richard McLarty Writer— Wendy Weigman Cynthia Wong Sponsors— Frances Coker, James Jack “The Year of Change” 1980-81 truly became a year of change—Change for our school, our city, our country, and even our world. As we began planning the 1981 Legend early in the summer, we felt the theme “A Year of Change” could be an interesting, yet appropriate subject. We were aware that the elections would take a major place in the national news. We all probably were more than a little surprised to find that for the first time since 1932, Republicans outnumbered Democrats in our Senate. Many Lee seniors voted for the first time. Inauguration Day will go down in history as unforgettable, for as President Ronald Reagan was taking the oath of office, 52 of our American countrymen that had been held hostage for 444 days in Iran were boarding a plane to return home. January 20th certainly began “a year of change”. Americanism continues to run high. Countless miles of yellow ribbons helped to draw our country together again. All over our city change was apparant. Many old familiar places gave way to progress. Downtown Tyler took on a new look. J We stood and watched as the old Citizens First National Bank fell in ruins, to be replaced with a beautiful, modern structure. The People’s National Bank added Tyler’s tallest building facility that, along with Tyler Bank and Trust, revitalized the downtown area. The change that had the greatest impact on our lives occurred on Valentine’s Day when the beautiful John Tyler High School was destroyed by fire. In only a matter of hours the true impact was felt. After surveying the damage, the TISD board recommended sharing Lee’s campus with our former cross-town rivals. There were many unspoken fears that this situation might not work, but we were pleased to hear Mr. Hall say that the entire student body had promised its cooperation. Although the new schedule meant that we would have shorter class periods and our afternoons free, it also meant more homework and an extra effort in getting to school on time. The fire not only affected the two schools but the entire city. For instance, the split schedule meant that employers had to reschedule their student employees. Robert E. Lee took on a dual look hoping to make the John Tyler students feel at home. All over the campus one could see not only red and white, but also the addition of J. T. Blue. Welcome signs in rooms and hallways and red and blue ribbons on campus trees were waiting to greet the new students on the first day. One of the first joint activities was a concert by the two bands. The proceeds were given to John Tyler to help them replace the Lion mascot that was destroyed in the fire. Mr. Hall summed up the loss by saying that “together we have made the best of a bad situation.” The “Year of Change” was especially significant to the seniors, for it was the beginning of a life on their own, leaving the security of home and school to face the world of college and career. Francie Batten Editor Q AOyrL(L JL SoXZlxJ i “The Year of Change”-Table of Contents Administration......................................5 Classes............................................25 Favorites..........................................97 Honors............................................109 Hometown........................................ 115 Candids...........................................127 Athletics.........................................137 Academics.........................................175 Organizations.....................................211 Choice Graffiti...................................239 Advertisements....................................257 Administration Dr. Jack L. Davidson-Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendents Dick Lindsey Bob Browning Bob Barr 6 Alvin Anderson Don Agncw Board of Education Board Members I eft to Right: Robert Dobbs, C. E. Ross, Mike Breedlove, Myrtis Smith, Dr. Vernon Goss, Robert Randall, Dr. Martin Edwards Robert Dobbs C. E. Ross Mike Breedlove Myrtis Smith Dr. Vernon Goss Robert Randall Dr. Martin Edwards Mr. Hall Mrs. Pat Harris—Senior Assistant Principals � I Mr. Jerry Hardie—Junior Mr. Gerald Barnes—Freshman Mr. Roger Hailey—Sophomore Jean Beacham Rebecca Berry Health Occupations Social Studies Cynthia Beverly Homemaking Terry Borens Language Arts John Arnold Mathematics Melinda Arrant Physical Education, Health Willie Anderson Social Studies Carolyn As berry Choir Roy Atwood Physical Education Charles Ballenger Health, Science Wanda Barton Foreign Language Barbara Bassett Business Kay Andrews Language Arts Leonard Arnic Social Studies i Mr. Arnold helps student correct program. Libby Bostick Chcrly Boyd Language Arts, Psychology Homemaking John Boykin Sandra Boynton Industrial Arts Science Susan Bracken Mathematics Mary Broome Marketing and Distributive Education Mrs. Goodscll—A portrait of a photographer. Bill Bruski Social Studies 11 Janeva Burleson Homemaking Saundra Cannon Social Studies Zeb Cantley Business Polly Carrington Language Arts Frances Coker Language Arts, Chairman Sally Coker Ann Coleman Tilman Cooke Judy Crone Language Art Foreign Language. Social Studies Art Chairman Wanda Cruse Science Melvin Davis Loretta Dewberry Velora Douglas Fayrene Ellett Band Southern Belles Mathematics. Science Office Education Pat Eppler Connie Estlund Olga Fischer Melvin Floyd Kathryn Gandillon Business Language Arts language Arts Mathematics Mathematics David Gibson Athletics Mark Gilbert Physical Education Dena Gillis Ted Gillum Jo Goodson Mathematics Science, Athletics Special Assignments Class 12 Brenda Gordon Velma Grays Clyde Griffin Judy Gross Coriene Hampton Social Studies Science, Chairman Agriculture, Athletics, Health Language Arts Meat Processing Hedwig Hardic Mathematics Nancy Hooper Social Studies Joe Humphries Mathematics, Chairman Mr. Turner Mr. Barnes Beverly Harrison Candace Harvey Richard Highfill Loketta Hill String Orchestra Language Arts, Athletics Band Mathematics, Social Studies 14 John Idrogo Foreign Language James Jack Mathematics Marjorie Jackson John Jacobi Julie Johnson Homemaking Athletics, Science Physical Education, Athletics Lonnie Johnson Physical Education, Athletics Gwen Jones Vocational Adjustment Coordinator Jan Jones Theater Arts Tom Jordan Marketing and Distributive Education Doug Jung Social Studies Linda Keane Art Gene Kemp Industrial Cooperative Training Roxanne Kirk Southern Belles, Pep Squad John Kramer James Lambert Martha Larison Gwen Lotting Social Studies, Drafting, Mathematics Homemaking Social Studies Athletics, Health Charles Lee Betty Lewis Daphne Lilienstern Dorthy Lomax Sandra Lowe Industrial Arts Health, Athletics Art. Chairman Business Foreign Language Rick Maloney Pat Martin Dolly Martufi Social Studies. Mathematics Business Athletics Paige Matthews Donna McCoy Diagnostic Consultant language Arts Jane McDaniel language Arts Mrs. Bassett helps Charles Young. 15 Diane Meadows Gerrie Milbum George Miller Homemaking Language Arts Drafting Sharon Milligan Arthur Montgomery Mathematics Agriculture Teresa Montgomery David Newton James Nolen Wanda Odom Charles Parmley Health, Athletics Social Studies Language Arts Language Arts Agriculture Mike Peacock Dorthy Pendleton Ray Perkins Choir Business, Chairman Science Roger Perry Biff Peterson Mathematics Physical Education Cynthia Pickens Self Contained Class Theron Pickle Science, Athletics Ruben Ray Radio, Television Betty Reedy Language Arts Alice Rhodes Social Studies Amelia Rhodes Margaret Rounsavall Betty Shelton Alan Shumate Betsy Smith Language Arts Social Studies, Language Arts, Speech—Debate Social Studies Chairman Social Studies Carrie Jo Smith Gerald Smith Language Arts Science Reba Smith Carolyn Smyrl Diane Sorrels Business Social Studies, Mathematics, Science Language Arts Carolyn Stitt John Taylor Will Turman language Arts Health, Athletics Tennis. Social Studies 17 Mrs. Ellett Looks up to her students Charles Turner Mathematics Martha Walls Homemaking Florine Ware Language Arts Lionel Ware Mathematics Sharon Whitman Language Arts Dorthy Wicrick Science Faye Wiggins Physical Education, Athletics Coaches Taylor Woodard 18 Mrs. Martufi Regional Business Teacher Of The Year John Williams Industrial Arts. Chairman Norman Williams Auto Mechanics Tommy Woodard Health, Physical Education Bob Wyche Social Studies Grady Yarborough Social Studies 19 Mr. Anderson—A True Republican? Office Personnel Mrs. Beverly Borgeson Mrs. Peggy Gewin Mrs. Colleen Turman Mrs. Sue Dudley Principal’s Secretary Asst. Principal’s Secretary Asst. Principal’s Secretary Records Administrator Mrs. Willie Mae Goss Registrar Mrs. Brenda Brittain Bookkeeper Mrs. Carolyn Bentson Receptionist Mrs. Carolyn Bain Nurse Mrs. Charlotte Wade Attendance Clerk Mrs. Annette Little Attendance Clerk Mr. John Shumnke Parking Lot Security Miss Angie Tompkins Attendance Clerk Ms. Geneva Oliva Attendance Clerk Mrs. Debi Faunce Foundation Aide Mrs. Mary Deramus Classroom Aide Counselors Mrs. Wilma Dunfee Twelfth Grade Counselor Ms. Jan Tuomi Eleventh Grade Counselor Mrs. Jo Ann Rairigh Tenth Grade Counselor Mrs. Massalina Mosley Ninth Grade Counselor Mr. Jesse Rider Vocational Counselor Mrs. Carolyn Cowan Counselors' Secretary R.E.L. Librarians Mrs. Linda Lamberth Mrs. Mattie Gregory Librarian Library Clerk Mrs. Margaret Snyder Library Aide Mrs. Charlene Watson Library Aide Mrs. Rita Henderson Library Aide c a f e t e r i a r Front Row: Ruth McChristy, Catherine Moore, Pat Nays, Melissa Tyler, Back Row: Mildred Baggett, Mary Strong, Tina Allen, Alva Ford, Ivory Price, Mary Tennyson, Dorothy Easty, Ocie Moore. M a i n t e n a n c e Front Row: Gail Stevens, Eva Jackson, Joyce Jackson, Sammy Edgar, Back Row: Floyd Hudson, Sue Renn, Bill Shands. 23 Executive Officers Martin Heines-Vice-President Fredna Cade-Secretary ___Bryan Reed-President f • k____k _ j.____ c___ k _j----- c.u.n k - i--- r('Us A r matron Carrie Arnold Jinut Arnold Jeff Bailey Carol Baker Jennifer Bank Julie Barfield I� ee Armstrong ----- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 27 Molly Baicman Kranor Halim Karen Baltic. tlary Hal Ion Ann Beach IVI if ah I Irani Heck) Bearden Kene' Beauregard IVblnr H«ti IV re«a Hrmwlt Koilolph Hmi.in.irm Soil! Cynthia Black Srrrthia Black I Van Blackwell Miihrllr llrr. lau H rival lianny Holton Tern Honcrwm lianny Boyd Sir.an B «Khrr Kalhv llrad.haw Rhonda Branham Micharl Hn� k. Mary Ann Branch Ihmna Bra ral Ihtid Hrar rl Krmirth Brown Kcnnnh Brown .Iramnr Bryant I ion na Bryant Shelia Brown l � Hniurci. Konnv McKImurry. Chris (Why at Halloween. Kreiln.l Cade KeitinnM Caldwell Patti Calley Bobby Carlton Klliabeth Carrington Meliua Clark I ,i .i Chumley Robtn Clark Amhont Chimney laiura Chapman C«.|r Clayton Mike Cl«ni� � Scott CUnite landa Cobb Debra Coe Paul Coleman Alena Colima Nancy just loves government Brem Cooper Jan Corbin Anthony Cowart Michael Craig John Crnnlill Cindy Cranford M, l.o M.k. Ciint Paul Daniel Kay David«in Paul Davit Vtnnu Davit Kim Drmattro •laniCc Dascrcux Norman Dewberry Menlyn Dew Rrcina Dt� t Melanie Dingier Oenelle Dixon Scull IXalcan Alicia Doccett Data Drawer Ava Dudley Drlie.i Du ek Melius Dyer Don Dyke UiS.iw n Kade Maro Kavpt Mark Kdmnton Mikr KllioK a Mike Kilim (lr« Kilo ■at Dunahoa Ora Duncan Julia Duncan “Let's stare at the camera now.' 30 Hardie Ervin Joe Everett Julia Farmer Jeanne Farr Ton)a Fau� t Walter Fear A!e«ia Field Tammi Fleming John Fknirncy Brian Folden Vicky Ft her Tracy Figeruia Nina Garner Fat Garrett Kay Fuller Wendell Gardner Belinda Ford Greg Gay Hobby Germany Martine Gilnun Dee Gilbreath Brad Glatgow Sharah Gla a Steve Golightly 31 Paige Hadjiroci Oh—My mascara is running again. Jack Harper Danny Hart Lira Harm Jamie Harm Jean Hawkint Glenn Green Lynn Green Bill Griffin Carol Griffin Danny Hnnlunan Jan Hardy Hecca Hargu Bretl Harr Joni Hall Paula Hallmark Keith lUmmonn Sonin Harm Roy Hazuon Norn Griamoee Grant Gutherie Wealey Hadden Terry Hale Donna Hall Greg Hale 33 Coy Johnnon Hrctil Jockoon Donald Jackaon Kruity Jeffrey Nina Jacob Jimmy Jmk� Alliaon Joeie Mark Johnvon Cora Johnali Donna Johnalon Mik Johruon Meliua JehnMon C.eon Johiuon Michael June Jom Jone� Mark Jone� Dana June David June ltrnmr -lone Konald Keel Wendy Killi Munler Ki laalie Kent Hovee Jordan Amy Jocyenaon 11 avid Jordan Wayne Ki«er Judy Kniffen Debbie Knowle Shelly Kirkpatrick Jnmet Kinael Scon Km Chuck I .am belt Mary Dimer l am Knock David lawli Sheri' 34 Phillip Ltigh Khonda l,ot lxonard l igh PriKills Light Patricia I j ne Joel Ixiwdcn Jrll Lmrino Carol Lunaford Mnfrurir l.uman Kliv.ln-th I Atman Crrtcie Maw Marty Mahanr IWlh MaraiH 35 Molly Marnhall Rurneil ManhnH Johnny Martin Lrah Martin Cindv Mown Torn Matthew Carolyn May Scott MrAulev Todd McCabe Myla Mayberry Danny McCarthy Beverly McClain Paula McClure 1-cigh Ann McCary Chri McCray Ronnie McKImurry Richard McFarland Carla McCaughey Mike MtConagill Richard McLarty Kelly McMillan Scott McMillan Jim McMinn Jeff McNerl Keli MrCJuirn Rene Medder Tom Merrell 36 Trey Miller Velma Miller David Mill Stephanie Moffitl Dianne Moore Julie Moore t Hill Mocal Julie Mutnni Kenneth Muthuuki KelK Murray Hatncia Xn� Lori NeUon Katrina Mowery Sutan Muckelroy Tracy Mullin Kevin Murphy Joe l)nn Nichol 37 Xrmrnmi Shannon Nichot Chna Ortega Tommy Nichot' Clifford Orange Sherri Niton Charlotte Odom L � a Olion Kim Norvell Hration Paul Alvin fh� cn Kahne Panona Drmx' Oatiw Angella Palmer Jay PtMid: Sarah Pact Jonathan Perkin Carter Pirtle Carol IVreal David Perou Phillip Peanell Suaan Prichard M'rtha Powell Kobert Power Randy Powell Richard Powell l.artv Pritchett Dottie Prosperie William Pugh And ret ta Pruilte Menlyn Pyron Paula (|uaa. Cyndir Redford Michael Ri Ktcar RichanUon Scott Richard' J � cph Richter 'un� Hulr-nv 1-ee Rime Mary Riley Robyn Robert Sandra Knbtnnon Crain Rodtrn Rutty Kocen Kim Riaik Cathy Kota Richard Ruark Kruna Rumbelow Chen Ruaaall Billy Sallee Shea Scally Martha Stott S � ja Scarborough Kandy Scott Anne Livezey, Eric Almand and Pam Kueck Frank Scurtock St ary Scott Mark Seale 39 Zibra Seaton Mark Seller Karen Sranunt Kh -nda Shaver la«a Sheldon Kelly Shelton Nancy Shillcut I-aura Sidow Jamri Shelton Robin Sinimom SKerry Simmon Chuck Smart Bill Smith Randy Sluder Steve Simp on Carlton Smith 1 Wayne Smith Jana Smith Donna Smith Karen Smith Katrina Smith Kelly Walker donates blood. Felice Sobel Melina Snyder Diane Snyder Chri Spark Becky Stevern Leali Stapp Jame Squyeea Dawton Stafford Amy Strudwick Cynthia Stuth Diane Stroud Chip Swinnry Suaan Stover Sally Stiefer Steaart 40 Jeff Tabli I ann Tallant Kim Tate Michael Tavernier Becki Tayloe Karen Taylor Vivian Taylor Pal Thornton Hubert Tbrdford Kathy Tbomwn Tracy Tompki I Imik'l.i' Tidwell Hrad Tmdle Kevin Tidwell Cyndie Red—The Raider Mascot Demve Turned Mark Turman Terne Veillon Bob Vigoren Connie Vandergriff Tammy Tyner Cheryl Turner Mike Wallace Tom Walker Cindy Wakefield Shari Waldrop Mark WatcKonner 41 Cindy Day. Sarah Pace. Kelli Barton. Susan Stover. Ronnie McElmurrav. Karen Smith and Jeff Vlollnv l« nda Watkin Wtndy Watt Jnni Wehunt Lind. Wei Tcrna W i� Bn n Well. Di.n Well. Janet Well. Mul Woliy Jnckic Wickw.re Anjn Widowiuch Donna Wienec Kevon Wilder Scott Wilkin Meliua Willhink Cathy Willian W«t Brad Whumhunt Jeff White Kim White Mike White Aliiwn Whyte Stave Wick Paul wii� on Km Witt Grtwhfn Wolf Shea Scally at Rose Parade Allen Won Mark Wyiie Virg{mu Wynne 43 Sbenthin Wooten Mcrrillee Writht Ron Wriitht I unco Youngblood Ab l Alexander ■EPfctt ■ Cindy Albright Tamm Addington - Sharon Aiken IXebra Allan Vicki Allan Jon Allred Dalton Andrnon Katherine Aldredce Juiea Andenon Charle Aldrich Sherri Ancher Marita Bailey Charle Babin Grocery Ball m A a Arnold Bonnie Arnold Jame Arnold Trkia Arnold Avntin J Michael Baker 1 Julia Athey i Slaci Atwood Mr. Jordan's RAP class at pep rally Jim B«b Barber Dolly Berne Cedric Herne n,« l Hell ■ f Thome Belleville Caaey Hfrkhouw Tracy Her bin Ian Herne Michelle Heme Cheryl Her Hicky Kernel ( Mel lie Battle Robert Heutr Itainie Herron Chamaine Barton Stave Barton Nancy Beatty Ante I Beauregard Joaeph Behrena Judith Belcher Lonnie Belcher David Helk 45 Lunch Time Fun!! Br « Berrv Marshall Billingska Scott Bill Steven Bilb SUnky Birdow Brenda Crocket puts on a happy face. Ken HiriUonK Andre Ri«n Charlotte I,..-. MU'.. Jim Blankenahin r ' Kohert Hnchow Tracey Bocardui Tammy Booher I-a� T� rx� Booth Rodger Berry Brenda Bickley Tammy Butrher Marianne Byrd Debora Cade Catherine Caldwell Bill Chamberlain Patrie Carroll Charlotte Carter Tammy Chimney Debra Clemmenta Judy Carter Sherry Caae Jenny Casaidy l-eslie Clark Calvin Clyde David Cobb Andrew Coleman C..1 Cook Kevin Cooper V! Porchia Cooper Richard Cooper Larry Jcrgcr dances at a soc hop. ¥ Roberta Coleman Kristie Collins Jim Cotlum Taroie Cooper Paire Corlev Aseneth Correa CounW Karen Co Stacey Co Rhonda Craft Kim Crawford Mike Crawford 47 IV Crocker Brent Crazier J mn Cullipher Beverly Cracker Nanci Culvrrhoutc Benjy Cre r Sonya Curli Barry Difixl Stephen Dark Cynthia Daughtry Sherri Ilanrfaon Bob Barber decorates car with shoe polish. IVtr Davia Melvin Davia Tonya Dira Karan Deeae Chari . DeVillera Brenda Dewberry Alvin IVwa Karen Dew. Tammy Dew. Terry Dillard Sallie Domgard Kent Dudley Mark DuFoet Lynn Lee Duphoene Fred Bder Frank Ribwort h Anita Farm Jerry Fnn Patricia Fencu� on Sara Fanilfotver Jeff Field. Allien Farel Robin Ft.her Tom Fitrgerald Jonna Fitrerald Steven Fiaher Amanda Joe Cool Dickerson Sandra Flanagan Natalie Fletcher Andy Foftrui Trent Cayte Shelly Caiaer Kim (itain Tri� ha Geiaer 49 Gre Grainier Trina Oo« Vickie Goodwin Richard Green Shelbn Green Mon Green Mayor Nall and Tisa Weiss Mark Grefory Alien Greachuk I« ilh Grracheck Tammy Gnu William Hal Kriati Griffin Ruiaell Haffn r Richell Hall lairinda Hammer Belay Harper Madiaon Hall Kotalmd Hampton Beverly Hanna Neal Harkrider Steve Hardy Joona Harmon Hardiman I-ealie Harm Jane Hartley Jennifer Hendry Stephen Henaon Tammy Herrington Ohm Heard Ohm Hewett 50 Jack Hiifhl.mvr Vnkv I Mine Suun Hoffman Itjvr Il'MI-v Miirvr ll.ui.rr Stuarl Mixnlon Henery Hull W.in.I.i Huiihn. Hn.in Humnhrie Ikrc Ann llill.-tril T«ny Hill Mirk ll.ll.n Km Hodge Umi Hodge l.mnie Hunter Connie Huntington Michelle Hutchuv Payernr Ingram Dana -Irnkin Johnrva lergrr Kuwtl Jnaup Angela John� on Angela Miimiii Bruce Joknaoa Keith Johnvton JoKUen Jim Rebecca Jackum Victor JarLxm Karen Smith Tammy Dews Richard Johntlon Sharon Johnvton Pramm Jokyohur David A. done David I Jone Mary Jordon 51 John Kmaar Dabbia Kiddar ttanny Kaal� Kathryn K«nn Julio Kinc Tarry Kannar Sta%an Kuack Edwin Kirby Anita lamhrrt Coni Lwh Laura land rum Carol Lanier Shannon lauatrr Grey: l-andayman Sam Lockridta ■laroualin l «it Keith I a Mirki t.indl y Knniia l walea Antela Ixninic Janette Ixmall Mandi Mabri DRDEK YOUR 80-81 Legend John Madten Kandall Mahana Oratory Maual Jarry Mallard Trent Mallory Alke MaSona Cathy Maniail 52 V Lamesa Price plays Eskimo Jl Ii . Ui i i idfiN Ka ('•thy Manriel Bonnie Mawn William Martin Micheal Martini Brian Reed and Shannon Nichols Matnii Mau l)rl M May fir Id Julie Mnthit Alva Mayfield Jerry' McCoy Tracy McCoy Allen McCartney Cecil McCormick Darin McCoy Derrell McCartney Cliarlea McClain Chria McDonald Carroll Mdlaujhry Gavin McGee Deidre McCready Jeff McDaniel Cindv McCrary John McCuan TecMin McNeal Itrnee Meadow William McGoff Jill McKay Byron McKinney Paula Mcl ndon Denite Mile Norman Miller Kyle Med lock Pamela Melton David Meredith Julie Mew bourne Jeff Medlin Jennifer Moore Bruce Moore Jefl Moncnef John Moody Kirk Melloy Suaan Moody Amy Militaad 53 Dotti Mcalry Bin MoMr jn Mom Chrutin Morgan Clcophu Morgan Lyndic Moor Grant Moreland Amanda Munn Kim Morphy Mary Muckelroy Pfcylli Mount Sabrina Nipp Anthony Nay Micharl Nrwlin Maya Namboodiri Timothy Princ Chuck Primer Greg Pattereon Drnnit Oneru I-aurie Townes at soc hop. T ri Murray Lori Odom David Puckett Alycia Smith Clay Thompson Sandra Oi on Paul Pruitt Don Perkin Raymond Pink Mary Pollard Patti Porter Hunter Pirtle Lealey Pcmell Dimitri Price JoAnn Lambert Jed Swimk in Photo I class. Moll Powell Scot Powell Michelle Price Rebecca Price Paul Pruitt Sylvanna Quiroga Kevin Raina Shelley Rainwater Tamra Rainey Jay Ripp Richard Roach Kriatie Roark Criaa Toberaon I-ee Kobe non Dianna Roberta Arthur Robertaon Ricky Ramey l rry Ray Robin Reeve Tammy Rheam Mary Rice Wendy Rice Faye Ringley 55 Julie Robertson Larry- Rodgers Curtis Kiximiurr Shauiu Rogers Marsha Roper Rcnni Rooks Kellie Roper Beverly House Kenneth Roy Rohr it Rime Klirabeth Roy croft Debbie Rueker Tracy Rowland Reginald Scott Knlhv Sanders I Rwanda Sanders MteKael Sunders Connie Saxon Kred Runnels laur.i Scruggs Dawn Seak Theresa Segovia Bryan Shelton Tracey Sherrouse Kevin Short Shirlev Shrford o- si Joseph Smith Gina Smith Alycia Smith Rat Skipper Kelly Simpson Vivian Smyrl Deborah Sonnier Hubert Sunder Mike Soulant Elisabeth Henkhaus, Scott Richardson. Paula Hallmark, Sally Stiefer, Becky Steed. Kelly Walker Ellen Heard Keith Stuck Clara Stulh Scott Sumjitcr Velton Tankeraly Lonnie Tatum Jo Tatum Becky Taylor Frank Tavlor Carol Thomaa Kevin Thomas Robert Thomaa Craij Thomajaon John Thornton John Thornton Mary Tomlinaon Carol Tou a Terry Tubb I-iuren Turman Chria Vaughn Danny Wade 57 Thomas Warner Mary Karen W«nl«« tK Connie Well l ebra Wierei Itrinn Whitworth Dee Ann Williams Aniccla William Damon Wat kina Timothy Waldrop ■ •_______m 1 eaver Roaa Wheeler Denni Whatley Kllen Whitenant Archie White Denise Wilkins David Wilkin Verroa WigfaU Janeen Wilkin Kaith Williams Karen William Melba William I’auln William Kirhnrd William 58 Jonna Fitzgerald rides in Hose Parade. 59 Halloween Dress-Up Day Dale Dresser and Kelly Murray have fun on the slide. Lucy I ard has a Coke and a smile. Grooving with the Cotton-eyed-Joe. Sharon McLannahan, Beverly Crocker, I eslie Cluck, and Catherine. 60 lookin' pretty?” Terri Kenner and Judith Belcher rtJ Curti Aldan Claude Adam C. Agrifogtio Jennifer Aldan Julia Allan Sharia Allan Scaiyi Allan Chri Allnnn Elian Andenon Vicki Andanon Anthony Angton R. Armttrong Terry Alchley Karen Babb Steven Babin Danny Arnold We Arnold Arnvonn Aparicio Charri Bain Michelle Ballanger Kevin Bank Kathv Battle Tv Beard Gina Battle Jtmaa Bartley Roberto Bi coe Kenneth Betta Jama Berry Dante) Ball Robert Hehnal Bri Harvard, Holly Cox, Lori Powell. Kristi Yandell., Andrea Crofton. John Thompson. Stacy Johnson] Didi Diedrick 1 Cathy Bolton Sandra Boyd Patrick Bonn Janet Braly Brad Brazeal Suranne Bootver Anno Brawnor Scott Bostick Robocca Breaux Mnurino Boudreaux C. Bridge Levan Under' Kyle Brown Kim Brahe Mik Brown Jo y Bryant Anthony Brown Diadi Buckner John Brown Travis Buhman Kelvin Brown Micharl Bull Jo Burrs Cindv Bunker Belinda Burn Mark Bryant Mike Burnett John Bynum Willi Campbell Brent Caldwell Angela Campbell Beth Campbell Bryan Cantrell Richard Cole Connie Collin Michelle Cole Wendy Cobb l«e%ern Coffer Zeb Clayton Tommy Clay Cynthia Cooper Speiurr Cotton David Cxm-an laune Conine Chris ti Cook Daryl Conley Julia Conally Kimberly Couchlin Andrea Crofton Shannon Cranford Stephen Crawford l eelie Crawford Bobbie Crai Phillip Dark Michael DeViUer Bobby Dew Whithey Jung James Steed . . . together again. Dale Dtckena 1‘atnoa Dew Susan Dickerson Beverly Dogget Kerry Dow Did; Died rick Keith Dixon Stephen Dodd Vernon Ella Donald Ferguaon William Farnngtoo Marcia Eileworth Garfield Ervin Tony Fialter Cindy Fitzgerald Gregory Faher Vance Ferrell Jana Fielding Michael Pielda Dianne Folden Mark Footer Cynthia Franklin Daniel Frazier Art Freeman Steptien Freeny tangerine Gallegoa Jackie Gardner Melinda Gardner We all need stuffed animals! Kathleen Goff - •“ Coldber Jeff Gilley Joel Glau Martin Gee Hdlie Germany V� «o Gilbert Chria GUftMck Mike Glover Kriati Galhright Sondra Gay Stewart Gayle W Kevin Gee Seottie Green Cindy Contain Patrkia Gouldthorpc Robert Grant Dacid Goodin Rebecca Gutter Angela Griamore Annita Greenfield Tre� a Greene Bobby Greenhouae Fred Haberle Dee Dee Haireton Stephen Hallman Tammy Butcher Kendall Mahanes 0 Cheryl Hand Felicia Hamilton Michrlle Hampton Barbara Harria Sara Harm Anita Harmon Rebecca Harmon Emily Hart Shawn Hanna 66 Itrianne Harvard Orm HulM! M ichor I S. Hatton Terry Haw kina Stephan Heard Kerry Hramood Raymond Helnvr David Henderaon Kay Hendemm Shannon Herrin Connie Herrington Penni Herrington Tammy Herrinicton HoJIv Hodjw Brad Horffner Paula Hogan Allen House Pam Hud nail Michael Houston Janet Hughe Shannon Hughe Myrell Hunter Darren Huckaby Tim Hutchison Michael Ihrer Wrstly Jenkins Sherry Ivy Tommy Nichols. Merilyn Pyron and Joni Hall listen to government debates. Jerry Johnson Jo Jaiton l rry Jerger Carole Jone� Stacy Jnhnvon Thad John Darren Johnson Watchaiin Jokjohm Thresha Johnson William Johnson 67 Jeff Jone Rebecca Jone llene Jone Robert Jone Om� Jone Dedr Jone Michael Joyce Whitner Jun« Jeffrey Kati Uovd Jordan Rode nek Kay Wayne Keith Ted Kneten Randy Knighton Inuhe lackland Raymond lacy Rodney lacy Kevin laird Audry lain tier! laanne lambert Tea landry tabby lawrence Lucy Iaard Melind Ia-wi� Goedie lahman Robert lawn Sandrn lawn Kyndal lautei Cornita lawn Dawne langly Judy Latta Rhonda lae '1'he Coaches— Gibsons Dollies Disco Down! Kurt Liptak taui Uterell Mark tavelady 68 Sharon I� vrlru Stephen Ixwen ,MI l.ee M aloof Dawn Manna Donna Madlock Notan Manual Rick Marion Wtllia Marshall Mikf Martel Thoenaa Martin Nflda Martinez Mikf Martini Mark Maaat Kathy Martin Tam Maaon Sandra Mayfield Sharon McClannahan Kirk McCrabb Terry McCuin I .aura Maury Julie Mnvtey Victor McCuin Jeffrey McDonnell Rachel McRnur Jill McFaddin Km met McGee Jamea McCee Supoeia McC.ee Michelle Miller Rnndnl Miller Robert McGuire Michelle McKinney Mark McMeana Gill McMillian Gua McMillian l-ealie Mendonaa Jennifer Meaaer Terry Mitchell Denier Mitchell Paul Montgomery Robert Moon Mikeanne Minter Melieu Moore Sara Moore Ploy'd Moaeley Martin Mullinix Janice Morria Bryan Morton Michael Mote Shannon Murray Chriaty Mi Melinda Mullina Sutette Mullina Kriaty Murray Kenneth Murphree Nicole Narlo Sheral Nay John Thompson. Pam Hudnall,Scott Crcaseman,Tammy Scally, Whitney Jung Chriaty Norton Michael Odem Dermiehal Nichoia Bernard O'Rourke Heather Orwald Robin O'Neal Kirk Oldham Patricia Odom Debbie Patton Patrick Patteraon Curtia Patteraon Pilerey 70 Billy Perry Laura Perry Le a Phelp. l.anee Phtlipa Drckie Pilkinton Karen Pitner David Pittinycr Charlea Pope Monica Pittman Monique Powell Gael Preddy drey Powell John Powell Lon Powell Drnnu Predyin Umru Price Johanna Pri.lov.ky Sabryna Ralph Johnna Rader Brian Ralaon I eel ee Rainey Patricia Redd Jeff Reeve Sherri Pritchett Mike Pruett Kathry n Quaaa Eddie Ramirer Stephanie Randall I auren Reuland Soe Reynold. Student representatives in Mr. Wyche's histor class. John Richardaon Melome Rice Jim Richanbon deoryana Ridywar Julie RoberMin Heidi Roberta 71 Jim Robert Jeff Robertaon l-ady Roger Jackie Roncal Donna Roberuon Kenny Rook Patricia Roae Paruod Saghafi Kali Sander Tin Ruble Robby Sandley Tanny Scally Mary Scarborough Lydia Sargent Eary Satterfield Burton Scheuermann Andrew Schlieaaer Louiae S burner Paula Self David Shelton Cindy Shiflet Cindy Stlvernail Anna Shelton Vonda Shaver Jeffery Shaw Sinclair Phil Small Rovert Sim David Slayter Frank Small laurie Simpson Julie Simpson Doug Smith Allen Smith Gen Smith Tim Smith Jim Smith Kingaley Smith Terry Smith Angela Sptgner Brenda Staple Angela Starka Jamea Stead William Stuart Jed Swmk Gary Swinford Jeffery Sytnea Durand Tardy Robert Tarver Diana Taylor Darrell Taylor Harrell Taylor Herbert Taylor Garry Templeton Raymond Thedfoed Aliaon Thompson Kenneth Thomaa Marie Thompaon Todd Thelkeld Michael Tier Peter Timmma Robbie Tomlin Laurie Town Sandra Train William Treyo Tony Trraell 73 Terry Tubb� Sinunlhi Tucker Angel Turk Robert Turk Jimmy Turman I-ook at that guy over there!' Karen Underwood Evelyn Vaughn Robert Vaughn Dianna Wagner Chria Wagoner Km Wakefield Kelly Waggon iter Pamela Vann David Wade Mark Wade Gilbert Waaaerman Suiy Ward Melva Warren Jame Walker Vivian Walker Wendy Wfigman Jame Wekh Kauandra Water Bettv Wataoo Howard Wheeler Robon Wheat Gwin Wheeler Joe Wheltell Davtd Whatley Deneen Weat brook Randy Welth 74 Judy Whit K«n Whit Robert Whitaker Jim Whitaker Wyndy Wilder An i W'hittiker Samantha Whitten Alicia William. Author William. Johnny William. Kim William. Mike William. Teddy WtUu Travb William. Kenneth White Tammy Wiley Jon Wilken. Steve White lanora Wilken. Arxlrca Wolfe Laura Estes, Whitney .lun . Wendy Weinman Michelle Hinton at the Southern Hell Dance. 75 76 Kurt Brown and Wendy Weigman Kathy Adrain Krati Alcorn Darren Alford Donald Aldrxk John Amburx Martin Apariceo Alliaon Andrew Carol Archer Clatre AmcJd Pamela Arnold Darrell Atuway Lori Baldndte Debbie Ballard Jaaon Barker Sonya Barne Jeff Barnett Tracey Bateman Jennifer Batia Terry Batton Tracy Benton Curtia Birtcher Henrietta Biacoe Robyn Wheat Paige Forgey Kelly Boucher Kim Boucher Terewa Kownun Terrv Blackwell Joe Blake Brian Boatman Kim Boone Liu Boone Meliaaa Boooel Bollv Borjerdm Buford Blevlock Kirk Blaylock Anthony Brazil Steve Bovd Jennifer Brazzel Jenny Breedlove Kimberly Brewer Tiffany Knzht Robin Britt Barber Brown Bev Brown Charlca Brown Hotly Brown Jamea Brown Kddie Bri|ht John Bn ht Jeff Brown Larry Brown Leah Brown Keith Brownin Ron Brownin Ore Budde Gene Bunt Byron Burkhammer Robert Burn Jay Burr� e Vincent Bu� h Kim Butler Stephanie Byrd Dona Calip Sarah Caldwell Verniece Caldwell Patricia Callaway Sherry Callender Mark Johnson and Kim Murphy 79 ZiiMmk Robert Cattle Randy Cameron Shirley Caly Um CUimru Collett Clement Lori Cluck Catharine Clark Todd Collin Camille Coulter Mark Cranford Meliaaa Crawford Kane Crawford Roaita Cria Terry Culpepper Tim Culbertaon Jamea Culver Michelle Curry Lloyd Jordan. Jeff Kaminski, and I.ee Riggs Gordon Dint Authur Deal Km Devttlen Rhonda Dunn Mary Dutoit Tanya Dunn Donnell Dyeaa Raymond Fuller Candace Funderburk Mike Futral Gayle Goodwin Jon Genoway Steven Gilbert Jana Gilley Tracey Gilley Tracy Gipeon Burke Gower Jennifer Grant Steven Grant Phytlia G cob bee Kimberly Gordon Gerald Gray Johnathan Green Mary Green David Greenbur Caaaandra Greenhouse Patrick Griffin William Goodaon Brian Griffith George Grantham Randy Grigsby Cynthia Grit Jeaee Gn instead Kimberly Ground Stephen Gunter Chria Hadjiaoo David Hale Kimberly Hall Douglas Hamilton David Haney Sharon Hannah Randy Harden David Hard i man Janette Hardee Carol Hama Michael Haney James Hatcher 82 Bill Smith Sandra (Unman Jeff Hayden David Head Um Hewitt Kerry (fickman Teresa Hinton Jefferv Hobbs Morn Hoff Harold Hogue Jannie Horton Jeffery Horton Shannon Hughe Eleanor Humber William Hughe Johnny Hunter Kevin January Barbara Jensen Jam Jeffu Andrea Jimenez Newell Jarvis Dennii Johiuon Janetta Johnson Jean Johnigan Jaunita Johnaon Michael Ji.tel Chri Jone Vicki Johnaon Michael Johnson Tionette Johnson Steven Golightly, Randy Scott Chris Cozby 83 Kent Jones Kirk Jones Michael Jones Trenton Jone Robert Jone Steve Jones Karen Jonea Tena Jordan Jeff Kaminski Margaret Jordan Tammy Kasmowaki Laura Kennedy Winston Jones David Kensington Jeffrey Kelly Russell Key Anjeela Kindred Mary Keith Debra Kinsel Kimberly Kindle Jeffrey Kin Dennis Kingsbury Joe Kizer Jeffrey Klin Noah Kuna Gloria Lacy Ricky Kuyatt Laura Krupicki James Lanier Jease Larenby Steven Young, Joe Tatum Benjy Creer Daniel Man hall Unon Manhall Dan Martin Patrick Martin Amelia May Michael May Robert Mayfield Richard Madden Mike Medden Tammy Mean Rodney Meadow Billy Miller Nancy Mile I-aura Merryman Vicki Meredith David Mercer Robert Mendonaa Rebecca Melton Melina Miller Sharon Miller ■ 85 Bryan Moore Staci Montgomery Kyle Moore Clint Moore Kevin Moore Rodney Mize Andrea Montgomery Dana Muxworthy Tillman Morgan Grace Motley David Mote William Moore Shannon Moore Kyle McMillan LaTonya McGee Phil McCray Kevin McCugh Cathy McCoy Kent McClain Scott N'elaon John Nel� on Becky Napier I itonia Neal Melitaa McNecly Robin McMullen Michael Nordyke Patricia Nickelberry David Norm Gregory NichoUon Robert Oliver Angela Ortega Cheryll Oberg Jennifer Owing Ed Overhultz Melanie Rice 86 Thomaa Owm Kenneth Pannell Robert Pariah Cryttal Pattereon Mageret Patterson Terri Patterson Kelly Peppier Kim Peter Michael Peterson Dorothy Pe aink Jimmie Phaup Anthony Pierce Richard Pink Terri Pollard Peter Potoroia Angii Pool Patricia Pool Oary Porter 4i|l Sarah Porter Jamea Poteet Weeley Price Kim Pruett Michele Pyron Rhonda Pyroei Shelia Redd Juliana Radford William Reece Diane Reed Ellen Whisenant Julie Davis Christie Richter L«w Rippey Nancy Rivera Lewis Robinson Rudolfo Rodnguez Keith Rollins David Roosth Kevin Rook Kristine Rushing Karen Russell Susan Rozell Natalie Sergeant Terill Saion Roger Scroggins Celeaia Seaton ScoCt Seay Julie Setter Tim Shelton Julie Smith Rhonda Smith Steven Smith Gary Sorrels_________ Michal Sparks Jenmler Speed Aiuu Spencer Kayla SpiUmiUer Jeff Stiefel Laurie Shipp Carl Shirley Cole Clayton and Kathy Winn 8� I Nathan Stalling Kelley Starling Shannon Sta ne K«Uy Standifer Regina Stark Monty Stanley Kriatina Stripling Jeffrey Stromatt Unora Steve naon Kelly Strickland Donna Starr Paul Strait Karen Tate Debbie Tallent Brett Sumpter Rebecca Swaim Larry Swinford Benjamin Taylor Jacqoelin Taylor Suaan Taylor Catherine Teeter Huabeth Teeter Mrchael Thedford Roy Tidwell Robert Tirey Shannon Tomlin Lea Tomlinaoo Suaan Tomlinaon Jeff Cnterae MkMe Vance Rodney V«ce Gen. Vkk Todd Wndkina Herman Thomaa Kandy Tbomaaaon 89 Casey Burkhouse Chttlf Wagoner Dianna Warner Pennie Wagner John Walker William Walker Kevin Wall Bobbie Walton Carla Warren Terry Watkina Walter Welkin. Daioa Watu Dorn. Wataon Wvnne Weetberi Janna Wehunt Bretta Wells Susan Wells Brian Wen trouble Cecilia Wilkins Howart White Betty Whitmill Mike Crawford at football game. Staci Herd Roy Tidwell Knt«n Williinu 91 Laurie Teague shows off her new car. •'-I Senior Class Officers NSusan Andrews-Secretary • Panny f’rice-President inger Warner-yice-President f Junior Class Officers Jeff McDaniel-Vice-President Tracy McCoy-Secretary Trisha Arnold-President v- I . d Sophomore Class Officers Fred Haberly-President Janna Swinney-Vice-President Julie The Merit Scholarship Winners Right to loft—Douglas Tidwell, Ms. Wilma Dunfee, Clay Armstrong, Ms. Pat Harris. Marcine Gibson. 113 n � u «i J nthi: ft | AINllllCflllD metown (1ROWTH POPULATION cous -.1920. lllj930. i 1950, 1960. 1970. 1970 1980 HJfc P4UIV MX liut 6 !{« AiV «Ci lhamber of Commerces for their help and 'WCabiy y - The LEGEND staff wishes to this segment of the book. ooperation in The Blackstone Hotel, an early East Texas landmark. The Goodman Museum, a source of Tyler and Texas The Tyler Area Chamber of Commerce building The old and the new Peoples National Banks add to the new skyline 117 Mother Frances Hospital which opened early to handle casualties from the New London School fire-explosion. The County Courthouse which stands on the square. Medical Center—County Hospital Texas Eastern School of Nursing An unusual sight is this seamless concrete water tower. Glenwood Community Hospital The site of Camp Ford, located on 155 North, the largest prisoner of war camp west of the Mississippi for Union troops. CAMP FORD ON THIS SITE DURING THE CIVIL WAR WAS LOCATED CAMP FORD. THE LARGEST PRISONER OF WAR COMPOUND FOR UNlON-TROOPS WEST , OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER NAMED IN HONOR OF COL JOHN S.‘RlP FORD , WHO ORIGINALLY ESTABLISHED A TRAINING CAMP HERE IN 1862.IT WAS CONVERTED IN THE SUMMER OF 1863 TO A PRISON CAMP IT FIRST CONSISTED OF FOUR TO FIVE ACRES ENCLOSED BY A STOCKADE SIXTEEN FEET HIGH. IN THE SPRING OF 1864 FOLLOWING THE CONFEDERATE VICTORIES AT MANSFIELD. LOUISIANA AND MARK'S MILLS. ARKANSAS THE ENCLOSURE WAS DOUBLED TO ACCOMMODATE THE LARGE INFLUX OF PRISONERS. APPROXIMATELY 4700 FEDERALS V ERE CONFINED HERE DURING THIS PERIOD. THIS OVERCROWDED CONDITION WAS SOMEWHAT RELIEVED THROUGH A SERIES OF PRISONER OF WAR EXCHANGES BETWEEN THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH UNION SOLDIERS REPRESENTING NEARLY ONE HUNDRED Different regiments plus sailors from gunboats and TRANSPORTS WERE CONFINED HERE. IN ADDITION THERE WERE IMPRISONED UNION SYMPATHIZERS.SPIES AND EVEN CONFEDERATE DESERTERS THE PRISONERS CONSTRUCTED THEIR OWN SHELTERS RANGING FROM LOG HUTS AND 8URROWS CALL£D“SHEBANGS‘TO BRUSH ARBORS AND TENTS MADF OF BLANKETS. A SPRING. LOCATED ABOUT 100 YARDS SOUTHWEST OF THIS MARKER.FURNISHED AN AMPLE SUPPLY OF GOOD WATER THEIR MEAGER RATIONS. ESSENTIALLY THE SAME AS THAT OF THEIR GUARDS.USUALLY CONSISTED OF BEEF AND CORN MEAL AND WERE SOMETIMES SUPPLEMENTED BY VEGETABLES PURCHASED FROM NEARBY FARMS ALTHOUGH ESCAPE ATTEMPTS WERE FREOUENT. VERY FEW WERE SUCCESSFUL Out TO THE LONG DISTANCE TO UNION LINES AND THE DIFFICULTY IN ELUDING THE TRACKING HOUNDS USED BY THE CONFEDERATE GUARDS EVEN THOUGH CONDITIONS WERE PRIMITIVE IT COMPARED FAVORABLY WITH THE OTHER CIVIL WAR PRISON CAMPS. CAMP FORD CONTINUED TO SERVE AS A PRISON UNTIL THE SURRENDER OF THE TRANS-MlSSlSSlPPI DEPARTMENT IN MAY. 1865. IT WAS LATER DESTROYED BY FEDERAL OCCUPATION TROOPS 120 The Hudnall Planetarium is an outstanding addition to the Tyler Junior College Campus. Site of Confederate Arms Factory—1867—located on Robertson and Mockingbird. Rose Stadium serves as the home field forTJC, R.E.L., and J.T. football games. Harvey Hall is Tyler’s Community Center. 121 Tyler is the proud home of Tyler Junior College which was founded in 1926. The old Carnegie Library closed its doors, and those at the new library opened for the first time this year. Texas Eastern University became part of th' University of Texas system. Tyler City Hall CALOWEU CHILDREN’S ZOO CITY or TYLtt POLICE BUILDING Texas College located in North Tyler on Grand Avenue. Donated and maintained entirely by the D. K. Caldwell family—Caldwell Zoo is Tyler’s only zoo. The new Citizens Bank building. Tyler Police Station located on West Ferguson Street. Tyler Fire Station located on Old Bullard Road. Tyler Area Churches Apostolic Assembly of God Baptist Church of Christ Catholic Christian Science Church of God Church of God in Christ Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Disciples of Christ Episcopal Jehovah's Witness Jewish Lutheran Methodist Na .arene Non Denominational Pentecostal Presbyterian Seventh Day Adventist Unitarian Fellowship TOTAL 165 FUN FOREST The Fun Forest is the site of one of the first public swimming pools in Tyler. - J v i — ----------- The Amphitheater located in Bergfield Park was donated by Sears-Roebuck and Co. Tyler is a city of many parks. Bergfield Park was once a gunpowder disposal site during the civil war. 125 Phillip Gilbert plans his art work I aurie Teague and Michelle Hinton enjoy football game. 128 Ole Pedersen, exchange student from Norway Marsha and Cindy do their homework. Mrs. Asberry works with her students Dianna Wagner. Julie Wilson and Celeste Palmer. Dancing together! . . . hmmm Robin and Lisa demonstrate how trashy they can be. Stacy Johnson and Michael Bass have fun at student activities. Our parking lots . . . too close for comfort! Karla Stephenson, Alison White, Linda Holbrook Officer Diane Wells concentrates on parade. 131 Melissa Snider looks forward to another big day in Government Charles Young gets some extra help. Andrea Crofton and Jackie Roncal say, “Cheese. 132 Mack Davis says, “7:10 comes early.' Tammy Dews and Karen Smitl 8th Grader, Ncisha Nelson enjoys high school. 133 it on happy faces Natalie Fletcher asks. “Going My Way?' Mary Ann Branch-Homecoming Queen. Celeste Palmer and Amv Winiams and Rusty Hightower. 134 Raiders show spirit! The Band Boogies Again 1980 Robert E. Lee Red Raiders No. NAME DEFENSE OFFENSE 3 Kevin Murphy CB SR 5 Steve Salas CB QB 7 Steve Golightly CB QB 9 Mike Harris WS SR 10 Jay Stuart WS SR 11 Reggie Scott WS QB 12 Jeff McDaniels ss SE 14 Mike Crawford WS QB 15 Norman Dewberry CB RB 20 Ricky Barnes SS RB 22 Robert Fugate LB RB 24 David Laseter WS SE 30 Mark W. Jones SS SR 32 John Hitzfeld LB FB 33 Chris Browning LB FB 35 Kyle Medlock LB FB 40 Knox Johnson LB RB 42 Craig Rodgers CB SE 44 Mike Sanders DE T 45 David Jones SS RB 50 Chris Cozby DE G 51 Dennis Owens DE C 52 Paul Wilson LB C 55 Kurt Brown LB G 60 Chris Ortega DL G 61 Maco Eaves DL C 62 Marc Edmiston LB G 64 Alvin Dews DE G 65 Rusty Hightower LB G 66 Chris Pack DL G 68 Allen Dunwoody DL G 71 Murray Bass DL T 73 Lionell Overshown DL T 74 Jeff Williams DL T 75 Bennie Jones DL T 80 Paul Davis CB SR 81 Tommy Nichols WS SR 82 Steve Hardy SS TE 84 Curtis Gossett CB SR 85 Steve Eargle DE T 88 Greg Chapman LB TE Managers: Chris Wyche, Kyle Koach, Mike Newland, Robby Stone, Tom Steel, Marshall Brown Student Trainer: Vince Primo Coaches: David Gibson, Head Coach Assistants: Tommy Woodard, Biff Peterson, John Jacobi, Jon Kramer, Roy Atwood, John Taylor Trainer: Mark Gilbert Rusty Hightower, second all-district linebacker 138 JOTTOM ROW (L to R) Coach Peterson, Coach Gilbert, Steve Golightly, Jay Stuart. Mike Harris. Steve Solas, Kevin Murphy, Reggie Scott, Knox Johnson. David ones, Robert Fugate, Marshal Brown, Chris Wychc. SECOND ROW (L to R) Coach Gibson, Kyle Medlock, Marc Edmiston, Tom Nickles, Jeff McDainels, Chris )rtega. Paul Davis, Allen Dunwoody, Paul Wilson, Chris Cozby, Curtis Gossett, Robbie Stone, Mike Steel. THIRD ROW (L to R) Greg Chapman, Rusty Hightower, 'hris Pack, Craig Rogers, Kurt Brown. David Lasseter. Jeff Williams, Maco Eaves, Lionell Overshown, Mike Newlin, Vince Primo. FOURTH ROW (L to R) Coach iramer. Coach Jacobi, Steve Hardy, Dennis Owens, Vinny Jones, Steve Eargle, Alvin Dews, Murray Bass. Mike Sanders. NOT PICTURED Coach Woodard, John litzfeld, Norman Dewberry, Mark Jones, Mike Crawford. Red Raiders charge the field. 139 Alvin Dews gets on the good foot. WlWfl illlliHS nan n,s liiiitKtfj YI]|jUF Vi.tutoj vuiith •sumi ill UNO WKiMT !;tbn, David Hcndoreon, Ed Farrington, Tim Smith. Scott Creasman, Shane Jenkins. Jim Boi OW: Andrew Biscoe, Scotty Green, Mike Joyce. John Thompson, Greg Dark. Neal Moseley, Brad Hoeffner, Todd Herrii :eson, Walker Stewart, 'obi Herrington. I-nvld ■MB JV FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Victor McGwin, Dalton Anderson. Bill Young. Gus McMillan, Mike Bass. Terry Mitchell. Arthur Williams, Ricky Barnes, Glen Blaylock, Mark Wade, Mark McMeans, Keith Smith. Vince Primo. SECOND ROW: Randy Knighton. Kingsley Smith. Brian Cantrell, Tom_Ma� engell, Richard Johnston. James Steed Pat Johnson. Kirk McCrabb,---- - Jordan, Jim Dyer, Richard Green RED TEAM FIRST ROW: Kerry Hickman (Trainer), Herman Biscoe, Greg Scott, Steve Miller, Thoman Blaylock. Robert Parrish, Bobby Mize. Greg Mitchell, Troy Woods, Steve Gunner. Mike Nordyke (Manager). SECOND ROW: Coach Rick Maloney, Barry Swinford. Mark Field, Durren Alford, Wade Sibley, Kevin Moore, James Wynne, Paul Porter, Daryll Marshall, Mark Nelson, Kenny Devillers, Jeff Kaminski. THIRD ROW: Coach Leonard Arnic, Mike Goodson, taCraig McCellar, Mike Medders, Roy Tidwell, Greg Budde, James Hood, Tray Chance, Kelly Standifer, David Haney, George Price, Coach Lonnie Johnson. NINTH GRADE WHITE TEAM FIRST ROW: Paul Robinson, Ralph Ellis, Bennie Chimney, Bennie Grismore. Mike Jones. Robert Oliver. Todd Watkins. Mike Shirlev. Bill Wood. Dale Fuller. Ty McCoy. SECOND ROW: Coach Leonard Arnic. Robert Jones. Phil McCray. Clay Reese. Bobby Drewy, Gene Wcdgeworth. Monty Stanley. Gerald Gray, Jon Lovelady, Shane Mercer. Gary Hoff, Tony McGee. Gary Sorrells. John Amhurg. THIRD ROW: Coach Rick Amloney. Rickv Kujath. Doug Hamilton. Mike Reaves, Joe Polozola. Phil Harman. David Rhea. Steve Grant, Eunice Vaughn. Terrell Saxon, Robert Jones. Wynne Weathers! Jeff Haden. Mac Davis. Coach I.onnie Johnson, NOT PICTURED: Robert Pringle 1980-81 Football Coaches Leonard Arnic Roy Atwood David Gibson Mark Gilbert John Jacobi Lonnie Tatum Jonathon Kramer Rick Maloney John Taylor Tommy Woodard Mack Davis on the move. Cyndie Red ford with her spirit stick. Gene Johnson. Gary Miller, Nina Jacobs, Clifford Orange, Michael Jones. Cora Johnson. Alicia Fields, Sandra Harvey. Rhonda Howland, Tina Allen and Belinda Ford. Kim Rook Mary Ann Branch Paige Hadjison Paula Goodin Elisabeth Henkhnus 1980-81 Cheerleaders Representing Robert E. Lee as 1980-81 Varsity Cheerleaders are Head Cheerleader Kim Rook, Seniors Mary Ann Branch, Paula Goodin, Paige Hadjison, Elisabeth Henkhaus, Juniors Terri G re well, Lisa Hardiman, and Kim Murphy. The Cheerleaders performed for the first time as a group at the 1980 Red-White Football Scrimmage. In June, they attended the Thunderhawk Cheerleading Camp on the University of Oklahoma campus in Norman, Oklahoma. While at camp, the Cheerleaders received a Superior rating, three Excellent ratings, and were awarded the Spirit Stick for most spirited and Superstar Squad. In August, they met with the Southern Belles and taught the cheers and chants learned at camp. Football season kept all the Cheerleaders busy as they performed at ten Pep Rallies, cheered at all football games, and conducted a super-spirited John Tyler week. At the same time, they supported the Volleyball team and traveled to Commerce to watch the Lady Raiders play for the bi-district championship. Basketball season began with the Cheerleaders attending all home games and several out-of-town district games. The highlight of this season was the T.J.C. Basketball Tournament, where the Lee Cheerleaders were presented the highly-coveted Outstanding Cheerleaders Award. For the baseball team, the Cheerleaders act as “Bat Girls”. The 1980-81 Cheerleaders remain committed to the traditional motto that “The sun that sets may never rise, but Raider spirit never dies.” 145 Lisa Hardiman Top Paige, Kim I-eft Elisabeth, Lisa, Terri, Paula Southern Belle Tryouts-April 25, 1980 Terri Matthews salutes the audience. Kay Patrick. Shannon Nichols Merilyn Pyron OFFICERS 80-81 Kellye Williams—Captain Laurie Teague—Manager Michelle Hinton—Manager Tisa Weiss Shannon Nichols Jamie Arnold Tammi Fleming Kay Patrick Terri Matthews Lana Tallant Merilyn Pyron Diane Wells Melanie Creel Shea Scally 146 Kellye Williams—Captain I«aurie Teague—Manager Southern Belle Officers Captain Kellys Williams Officer Jamie Arnold Officer Shannon Nichols Officer Tisa Weiss Officer Merilyn Pyron Officer Melanie Creel Officer Diane Wells Officer Shea Scally Officer Tammi Fleming Officer Terri Matthews Officer Lana Tallant Officer Kay Patrick 147 Manager I-aurie Teague Manager Michelle Hinton Sophomore Southern Belles Sponsored by Roxanne Kirk (1st Row, Left to Right) Julie Massey, Darla Riggs, Christina Barton, Gail Preddy, Diana Taylor, Junior leaders: Pat Skipper, Cyndi Daughtry. Christa Allison, Sheral Nays, Lori Ramsey, Susan Chapman, Christy Cook. (2nd Row) Shana Scarborough, Angela Turk, Traci Turman, Lori Powell, Stephanie Randall, Pam Wick, Carrie Anderson, Suzy Ward, Whitney Jung, Laura Estes, Jan Fielding, Susan Earl, Wendy Weigman. (3rd Row) Quin Prislovsky, Libby Lawrence, Jacki Roncal, Tammy Scally, Lauren Reuland, Heidi Roberts, Holli Germany, Kristi Yandell, Holly Cox, Kelli Brittain—(Sophomore Southern Belle Favorite), Lucy Leard, Andrea Crofton, Jill Barry, Brianna Harvard, Tonya Troxell. (4th Row) Jill Braly, Tina Neel, Alice Ward, Sharon McClanahan, Kyndal Lauter, Leslie Mendonsa, Kalissa Sanders, Kathryn Quaas. Krissa Wakefield, Julie Wilson, Rebecca Jones. (5th Row) Kim Coughlin, Debbie Patton, Anna Shelton, Pam Hudnall, Beth Campbell, Sandy Travis, Judy Latta, Dianna Wagner, Molly Strudwick, Sallie Dom-gard, Lynn Mullins, Wendy Cobb, Heather Oswald. (6th Row) Christi Glasscock, Cyndi Bunker, Carol Jones, Kay Henderson, Cheryl Hand, Samantha Whitten, Ilene Jones, Stacy Johnson, Cindy Fitzgerald, Jean Webb, Vicki Anderson, Kay Anderson. Southern Belle Drill Team (1st Row, Left to Right) Michelle Hinton, Dana Blundell, Deborah Beard, Jill Sibley, Peyton Chapman, Robin Simmons, Tina Williams, Suzanne Kirby, Kay Goodwin, Laurie Teague. (2nd Row) Lana Tallant, Shelley Pyron.JoniHall, Michelle Price, Mary Jordan, DeDe Clark, Tara Wade, Kendall Mahanes. Kris Witt, Carolyn Broyles, Catherine Caldwell, Robin Stuart, Teri Murray, Tammy Butcher, Delana Prosperie, Kay Patrick. (3rd Row) Merilyn Pyron, Tisa Weiss, Lisa Hodge, Cathy Aldredge, l eslie Powell, Lynda Cobb, Allison Fazel, Clara Stuth, Jane Hartley, Kelly Murray, Kim Gewin, Susan Dill, Mary Lanier, Patricia Ferguson, • Angel Beauregard, Carol Lanier, Dottie Prosperie, Diane Wells, Shea Scally. (4th Row) Tammi Fleming, Terri Mathews, Richelle Hall, Janet Anderson, Paula Quass, Kay Merryman, Shjuana Jordan, Sherri Davidson, Anne Simpson, Diane Moore, Lisa Townes, Jill McKay, Charmaine Barton, Julie Higginbotham, Jamie Arnold. 149 The Robert E. Lee Marching Band took on a new look for the 1980-81 year, by changing their style of marching from military to military-show. Instead of marching up and down the field, goal post to goal post, the band marches across the field and makes beautiful formations. The new style, which includes pinwheels, windmills, pentagons, and square x’s, began in June! Director Richard Highfill is senior director, director of the Wind Ensemble, and chairman of region competition. Director Melvin Davis is the director of the Concert Band. Freshman Band, and the Lee Stage Band. Ms. Dena Gillis is the majorette and flag sponsor. Cindy Cagel and Cheryl Hale are student music teachers. Jack Harper gets on the beat. Kathy Bradshaw Brett Hart , “The Beat Goes On.' You like my flag? A___ The band waits for instructions te Robert E. Lee varsity band member Stephen ills Clay Armstrong and Julie Simpson Hall. Tony Garren and Matt Stanley 152 their thing at Pep Rally participates in Rose Parade Sabryna Ralph Band practices in Bandhall 153 Varsity Basketball FRONT ROW (L to R) Beverly Rouse. Susan Hoffman, Tammy Rhcams. Jackie Wickware. Angelia Johnson. BACK ROW (L to R) Coach Harvey. Mvla Mayberry, Anita Lambert, Lora Brown. Paige Forgey. Tammy Chimney. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronnie McEIMurry, Mike Kobe, Jeff Baily, Norman Miller. Jeff Malloy. Greg Gay. Charles Young, Steve Dark. Richie McFarland, Shannon Hughes, Clay Stanley, Clay Thompson. Coach Ted Gillum JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT l-r Tegwin McNeal. Vivian Walker. Frankie Richardson. Shannon Crawford. Karen Underwood. Pam Vann. Marilyn Gossett; BACK l-r Coach Harvey. Sondra Gay. Karen Dews. Cathy Ross. I ori Stewart. Donna Mediock. 9th GRADE GIRLS TEAM RED KNEELING: (left to right) Kim Boucher. Patricia Otahal. Susie Wells. Shelly Stanley. Susie Haley. Andrea Jimenez, Tisha Young: STANDING: (left to right) Terry Pollard. Freda Isabell. Bobbie Walton. Kim Ross. Susan Crosby. Eddie Bright. Margaret Patterson. Coach Arrant. 9th GRADE GIRLS TEAM WHITE KNEELING: (left to right) Carol Arch. Kathy Adrian. Romona Murray. Judy Atchison, Beverly Brown. Angela Ortega. Coach Wiggins; STANDING: Ten Paterson. Diane Reed. Kim Boone. Kelly Pepper. Shannon Moore. Janis Jeffers. Junior Varsity LEFT TO RIGHT: Fred Elder. Kennis Bell. Shannon Hughes. Thaddeus Foster. Michael Williams. Jeff Jones. Nelson Clyde, Larry Agnew, David Whitcly, Ray Miller, Scott Sumpter. FMdie Ards, Coach Wilson. Ninth Grade White KNEELING: (left to right) Kevin McCugh, Monty Stanley, Greg Scott. Andy Hall, Mark Cranford. Louis Nicholson. Brett Sumpter. STANDING: (left to right) Kevin Wall. Lewis Rippy, David Rhea. Scott Bass, Trent Jones. James Hood. Kyle Richardson, Coach Maloney. Ninth Grade Red KNEELING: (left to right) Greg Mitchell. Kirk Jones. Mitch Grayson. Keith Rollins, Keith Browning, STANDING: (left to right) Todd Goodwin. Glen Rice. David Kcnnington, David Hardiman, Ricky Kujath, Larry Dews. Coach Arnic. 157 FIRST ROW: Krista Blalock. Mary Waggoner. Kim Jordan, Kim Brewer. Clare Aronold, Robbin Fisher. SECOND ROW: Tony Brazzil. Joellen Jarvis. Nice Narlo, Holly Davis. Lisa Liverett, Suzy Moody, Chris Jones, THIRD ROW: Kevin Jacobs, Jessey Lazzenly, Jay Harlem, Robby Jones, Brad Glassgow, Join Moody, Chris Willms, Jimmy French, FOURTH ROW Jim Daily, Jeff Sears, Donald Hart, Bob Morgan, Spencer Tiery, Desmond Wells. The Sophomores The Freshmen 158 [.aura Scruggs prepares to race at the Nacogdoches Swim Meet. 159 Chris Willms and Jimmy French look on at the Nacogdoches Meet. Coach I ewis looks on as Patti Turman, Maureen Boudreaux, Judy Kniffen Myla Mayberry play. Kniffen reaches for the ball. Lady Raider Volleyball August 18 John Tyler Scrim. 21 Kilgore There 26 Palestine There 28 Van There September 4 Sabine There 6 Pine Tree Tournament 9 Van Here 11 Kilgore Here 13 Commerce Tournament 16 Marshall There 18 Texarkana There 23 Longview There 25 Nacogdoches There 30 Pinetree There October 2 Lufkin Here 7 John Tyler There 9 Marshall There 10-11 Hosting Tournament 14 Texarkana Here 16 Longview There 21 Nacogdoches Here 23 Pinetree Here 28 Lufkin There 30 John Tyler Here November 4 Sabine Here Top Row R to L. Staci Scott, Lee Ann McCrary, Donna Madlock, Judy Kniffin, Patty Calley, Judy Newbum. Bottom Row L to R. Leslie Stapp, Beverly Rouse, Kelly Barton, Myla Maybury, and Patty Turman. Jr. Varsity Volleyball KNEELING (L to K) Maureen Boudreaux. Didi Diedrick, Julie Allen, Shannon Crawford. Pam Vann. Tesa Landry, STANDING (L to R) Beverly Doggett, Lora Brown. Lady Rogers. Lori Stewart. Robin Wheat. Joni Ferguson. Freshman Girls White Volleyball FRONT: I-eft to Right Tisha Young, Kim Boucher. Tionette Johnson. Chris Hadjison. BACK: Amy Forgey. Susie Wells, Shelley Stanley. Jan Pool. Carol Archer. Vicki Johnson. Coach Montgomery. Coach Betty Lewis Volleyball Girls Freshman—Red Front L to R: Ten Patterson. Diane Reed. Suzy Haley. Kim Hall. Back L to R: Jan Jeffus. Kim Boone. Mona Murray. Judy Atchison, Angela Ortega. Coach Wiggins. 163 KNEELING (L to R) Maureen Boudreaux, Lynn Lee Duphorne, Angela Grismorc. Sandy Lewis, Patti Turman, Tonya Davis, Denise Nash, SECOND ROW Carla Branham, Martha Williams, Ketrena Smith. Sarah Pace, l-ori Starks, Stephanie Berry. Janet Fields. THIRD ROW Densie Miles, Dedra Jones, Myrel Hunter. Angie Johnson, Donna Bryant. Vioior McCuin Michael Jones and Kevin Wall jump. 164 Katrena Smith ow their support for David Lascler in high Troy Wood, Jim Caylor, and David Haney 165 District Tennis Tournament April 6 7 at Lufkin BOYS: Ross Buford. Greg Landesman, Mike McGonagill. Barry Chase. Stewart Dike, David Head; GIRLS: Judy Kniffen, Laura Merryman. Myla Mayberry, Shannon Crawford, Leslie Stapp, Paige Healv. 166 Ross Buford David Head Varsity Tennis RONT L TO R: Ross Buford, Greg Landesman, Barry Chase, Mike McGonagill, Stewart Dike. David Head; BACK L TO R: Paige Healy. Laura Merryman. idy Kniffen, Shannon Crawford, Leslie Stapp. Coach Turman 167 Stewart Dike Mike McGonagill Paige Healy 1980-81 Baseball Schedule February 24 Sulphur Springs (Scrim.) Here 26 Jacksonville (Scrim.) Here March 5- 7 Longview Tournament There 10 Jacksonville There 12-14 Chapel Hill Tournament There 17 Gladewater There 19 Palestine There 21 Palestine Here 24 Marshall Here 27 Texarkana There 31 Longview Here April 3 Nacogdoches There 7 Pine Tree There 10 Lufkin Here 14 John Tyler There 16 Marshall There 21 Texarkana Here 23 Longview There 28 Nacogdoches Here May 1 Pine Tree Here 5 Lufkin There 8 John Tyler Here Hightower, one. F,d Farrington. Shawu Haltf. (Standing Lto R) Joe Poh JVlcCrabb Boys Golf back row—1-r: Don Crow, Tim Waldrop. Blare Manasse, Tim Agee, James Brown, Todd McCabe, Brad Tindel, front 1-r: Steve Hawk, Mike Martel, Brent “Gooter” Duncan, Brian Nelson. Coach Terry Hanks and Brian Nelson. —Finished 2nd at Denison —Finished 2nd at Arlington High School —Won District by 30 strokes —Went to regionals April 30. Steve Hawk 170 171 Mike Martel James Brown Girl’s Golf BACK ROW: Shelly Scott Coach Johnson Kerri Wise Gillian Orr FRONT ROW: Tammy Clendennen Leah Martin 172 Crocket Cady Haider Invitational Gilmer PaschaU Invitational Denton Invitational District Round 1 District Hound 11 Regional Tournament Crockett Tyler Gilmer Ft. Worth Denton Tyler N acogdoches Denton ,winger oUer m� hty Shelly ,rep� TC Gi Vi n Language Arts The Language Arts Department is the largest department on the Robert E. Lee campus, including ninety-three classes plus Reading. With the exception of special courses such as Humanities, Creative Writing, and Reading, the classes are divided into three levels: basic, regular, honors. These levels, while establishing specific guidelines for their students, have two common goals: to expose students to relevant literature and to increase each student’s ability to speak and write correctly. The units of study within the department are varied and challenging, and for over half the students, they are college preparatory. Literature, grammar, research, composition, study techniques, and mythology are studied at some time during the four year program. In addition, each teacher supplements the basic language arts requirements with his or ber own individual talents and creative 'deas. Alfred Lord Tennyson once commented, “I am a part of all that I have met.” Hopefully, die students who participate in the language arts program at Robert E. Lee can look back apon their experience with the knowledge that vhat they learned is a part of them. Mrs. Whitman’s class gets set. Brian Boatman reports as Groucho Marx in Mrs. S. Cokers English 177 SPEECH Speech I, or the Fundamentals of Speech, is a course offered to provide the students with knowledge on how to better communicate with the public. Opportunities are provided to gain experience in a variety of speaking situations. In fact, experience in speaking is the key to ease of speaking. Mr. Alan Shumate is the sponsor. We are gathered here today . . . Douglas Tidwell Debate Debate is a study in the basics of eontest speaking in both debate and extemporaneous speaking. Emphasis is jlaced on research and tournament eompetiiion. Lee Debaters travel to ipproximately ten tournaments each r-ear, as well as participating in N.F.L. District and U.I.L. District eompetition. Hear No Evil Lynn Dark takes credit for giving an excellent speech Journalism Ray .Jones examines cartoon. Journalism I students explore various aspects of media including advertising, reporting, special writing such as features, sports and editorial, page layout, headline writing, television production, photography, and history and ethic code of journalism. Students’ work may be published in the student newspaper. Student projects include producing a television newscast, creating original advertising, and shooting, developing and printing photographs. 180 Special Education The Special Education program at Robert E. Lee serves approximately 140 students. These students are involved in main stream campus classes, special activities, and in special classes. Craft items made by students in the self-contained classroom are offered for sale to students, the faculty, and the community. Most Resource students are involved in work programs on the eleventh and twelfth grade level. These students receive high school graduation credits for successful work experiences, which are supervised by the on campus Vocational Adjustment Coordinator. The sendees of a Diagnostic Consultant are available on campus. All new referrals to Special Education are handled through this office. The SAC program is also a part of the Special Education Department. Susan Allison and Lorrio Wright show candy wreaths. Mathematics The Mathematics Department offers courses for all students at Robert E. Lee. There are sixteen different mathematics courses offered, ranging from fundamentals of mathematics up to and including calculus. College bound students can study mat hematics all four years in high school plus a semester of computer mathematics. The Number Sense Team and Calculator Team competed in District UIL, and a team of three students represented Lee at a computer programing contest held at North Texas State University. One hundred twenty-one students took the Annual High School Mathematics Test with Edward Newman making the highest score. There are eighteen teachers in the Mathematics Department, and Diane Sorrels is new to the faculty this year. Jeff Bailey sleeps in Algebra! David Henderson studies his math! 2 + 2 - Oh Yeah.! 6. 183 Everyone takes time out to watch the photographer. Kyle Med lock and Jack McClain campaign for their choice. 1 a,read - know ‘his, ha ha says Sharon Johnson. Coach Arnic shows how the starts! assignment is done. Wake Social Studies Francie Batten campaigns for her man The influence of each era upon succeeding times and forces of historical cause and effect reveal the continuity of history. Without a knowledge of the past, the present is not easily understood. In the Social Studies curriculum attention is given to political development of the past, and governing processes of today. Students are provided opportunities to study world cultures, a free market economy and current word relationships. Emphasis is placed on the study of the values of citizenships and the ideals of a democratic nation. The Social Studies curriculum also includes a study of the growth of ideas, religions, and art as civilizing forces in the history of man. Above Mr. Wych’s student senate hearings Left—LtoR—Teguin McNeal, Angela Starks, Mrs. Berry, Holly Cox, DeLana Frosperie. 185 Science For the student interested in the field of Science, a wide range of courses offered at Robert E. Lee. The Science Department includes physics, chemistry, biology, geology, marine and physical science. Each of these courses are offered on both the regular and on the honors levels. In addition to these classes, there is a science class offered to the gifted and talented. Approximately 1200 students take science courses. Among the many activities offered in the science department are the chemistry, biology, geology, and marine science clubs. Students in these clubs are eligible to go on the various field trips offered by each club. Each spring approximately sixty chemistry students attend a science symposium at Bryan Adams High School to hear lectures by experts in various fields of science. This year’s honor students were offered the chance to attend the Sixth Annual Society of Women Engineers Conference for High School Students. Monty Stanley with science project. Top Left: Casey Burkhouse plays Jacques Cousteau with the fish Directly Below: Vernon Yates thinks about science Bottom Left: Using the microscope is fun! Bottom Right: Spencer Cotton works on his science again 187 Keith Smith, Joe Blake, Jesse Fite, David Slayter Physical Educat ion is a course offered at Robert E. Lee to provide students with daily exercise. There are several different interesting areas offered. Included are basketball, volleyball, tennis, and ping pong. This course provides an opportunity for students to participate in friendly activities that they might not otherwise experience. Bottom left—Co-ed volleyball class. Bottom right— Mark Sellers, Tony Hill, Howard Wheeler John Parker Health and Driver’s Education Health Education prepares each student to live a happy and useful lifeasan individual and to assume his her place as a worthy citizen in his or her own community. It helps each student to develop understandings, attitudes, and habits that are conducive to healthful living. Each student also has the opportunity to learn and practice first aid techniques which will enable him her to cope with emergencies in both home and in the community. The purpose of Driver’s Education is to develop competent, defensive drivers. The course is divided into four parts: classroom, multi-media, simulator, and in-car instruction. In the classroom phase, the student is presented with factual information from the Drive Right text and the Texas Drivers Handbook. These facts are reinforced in the multi-media phase through the use of sound films and filmstrips. The purpose of simulation is to aid the student in recognizing potential and real hazards. Perception is the key word used. Behind-the-wheel gives the student on the road experience in real situations. Upon the successful completion of the course, certificates are awarded. wch Montgomery practices CPR on baby. Student prepares for behind-the-wheel. Lori Townes in simulator. Coach Woodard performs CPR. Student hus vision checked. 189 Wanda Barton, Amy Milstead, Libby Lawrence, Tom Ward, Kim Bright, Kristie Norton, Angella Palmer Vivian Smyrl, Carol Lanier, Don Hart, Patricia Arnold. M Idrogo Latin Club Officers: John Madsen, Tammy Flemming. Tracy McCoy, Diana Cindy Albright. Donna Hudnall, Michael Harvey, Pam Wick, Stan Horton, I«eslic Powell. Walk Stuart. Alice Ward. Scott Bishop, Pam Hudnall. Joe Burrage. ACK L-R: Robert Power, Gavin McGee. Kevin Short. Patricia Ferguson. Anne Simpson, Julie Mathis, Chuck Smart. Rocky Pitre; !IDDLE L-R: Kim Dematteo, Jennifer Moore. Sara Faulconer, Shayne Cowan. Paula Hallmark, Robert Fugate. Grant Gutherie, evin Thomas. James Tomlin; FRONT L-R: Terry Smith. Dawn Seale, Angle Beauregard. Dee Gilbreath. Susan Gottshalk. Debbie nowles, Dena Anderson a t 1 n C 1 ACK L-R: I-aurie Simpson. Laura Chapman. Tracy Figuiera, Lynnlee Duphorne. Julie Higginbotham. Clara Stuth. Kristi Collins, in Hardy. Greg Budde; MIDDLE L-R: Carman Gamen. Christina Barton. Catherine Caldwell. Jan Hardy. Tracy Barbin. Mary Zorn; RONT ROW L-R: Robin Stewart, Suzanne Kirby, Amanda Dickerson, l slie Cluck, Lori Cluck. Kaye Henderson Lewis Nicholson Drawing for a Future The Art Department at Robert E. Lee is designed to serve both the serious art student, who wants to make art a major part of his future, and the student who merely wants a brief exposure to a variety of art forms. Art I and Crafts require no prerequisite; they acquaint beginning students with the basic principles of design, drawing-paintingprintmaking techniques, and craft procedures. Art II, III, and IV build upon the foundation acquired in Art I. Students who progress through all four levels gradually add to their experience sculpture, lettering, painting with various media, pen and ink, and art history. In Art IV, students are encouraged to pursue work in areas of special interest and to prepare a portfolio for regional scholarship competition. All students who participate in the art program should benefit from the experience. Those who intend to pursue art careers should develop their talent and creativity to a higher degree. Others should gain an appreciation for the importance of art in society, and they, too, should find their creative scope broadened. i Andre' Harris Lewis Nicholson James Brown s Scott Lumley The choir goes to solo and ensemble F Dianna Wagner. Mrs. Asberry. and Celeste Palmer go over their parts. Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Carolyn Asberry practices. 194 1 Roberta Coleman waits her turn to sing Parizad Saghafi sings along. I Raider Chorale Choir gives performance at Christmas R.E.L. Mixed Choir Sara Abel Mitch Andrews Kendall Birdsong Kent Birdsong Carla Branham Cecelia Bynum Paige Corley Dee Ann Crocker Nanci Culverhouse Larinda Hammer Beverly Hanna Roy Hanson Neal Harkrider John Harsh Jane Hartley Jim Hedge Donna Hogenmiller Linda Holbrook Jacque Holmes David Jones Michael Jones Mary Jordan Carla McGaughey Julie Morrow Mary Kay Muckelroy Angella Palmer Patty Parker Randy Powell DeeDee Ramey Melanie Rice Steve Salas Mike Sanders Kevin Short Shirley Shuford Ann Simpson Pat Skipper Ketrina Smith Ricky Stanton Paul Strait Snadie Strait Janna Swinney I-auren Turman Paul Wilson Kelly Womack Merrillee Wright Chris Wyche Janis Young Mike Peacock. Director The Curious Savage Left to right: Christy Boston, I-auren Turman, I-ana Tallent, Kyle Hall, Tricia Arnold. John McCuan. Lauren Turman. Amy Milstead, Tricia Arnold, Danny Keels, 1-ana Andrews. Christy Boston, Wade Stewart. Larindn Hammer. Cast of the Curious Savage Faith Williams and Lauren Turman—Florence Jana Swinney and Lana Tallent—Fairy May Spencer Cotton and Kyle Hall—Hannibal Mark Steph and John McCuan—Jeffery Staci Herd and Christi Boston—Mr Faddy Carol Ann Thomas and Larinda Hammer—Miss Willy Mitch Andrews and Damon Leard—Dr. Emmett Linda Holbrook and Tricia Arnold—Mrs. Savage Kelly Waggoner and Amy Milstead—Lilly Belle Martin Heines and Wade Stewart—Titus Steve Reily and Danny Keels—Samuel Christy John McCuan. Mitch Andrews, Wade Stewart. Danny Keels. Tricia Arnold Mitch Andrews Amy Milstead, Danny Keels Kyle Hall eft to Right Cast of Curious Savage —Front row: Spencer Cotton. Mark Steph, Staci Herd, I arinda Hammer, John McCuan, Kyle Hall. Second row—left i right: Jana Swinney, Jonothan Arnold. Linda Holbrook, Tricia Arnold, tana Tallent, Christy Boston. Back row—left to right: Steve Reily, Martin Heines, ellcy Waggoner, Wade Stewart. Danny Keels. Damon Leard, Mitch Andrews. Not pictured: Carol Ann Thomas, tauren Turman, Amy Milstead. 197 Irene CAST Mrs. Geraldine O’Dare....................... Helen Burke................................. Jane McFudd................................. Jimmy....................................... Irene....................................... Clarkson.................................... Mrs. Emmiline Marshall...................... Donald S. Marshall III...................... Ozzie Babson................................ Madame Lucy................................. Arabella................... .Linda Holbrook ...Melonie Rice .Catherine Clark ..Michael Jones Janna Swinney ....Kevin Short Christy Boston Mitch Andrews ..Neal Harkrider ..Wade Stewart ...Jane Hartley Christy Muse CHORUS Jane Hartley Tanya Dunn Dee Ann Crocker Dee Dee Ramey Merilyn Pyron Catherine Ann Cobb Carol Ann Thomas Christy Muse Kevin Short John McCuan Neal Harkrider Michael Jones Spencer Cotton Byron Burkhammer Darren Ellis Pat Thornton Kyle Hall Melanie Rice. Neal Harkrider and Katherine Clark I Faith William . Wade Stewart. Mitch Andrews, and Steve RiW Linda Holbrook and Michael Jones 1st row: Curtis Rodriguez. John McCuan, Sherri Davidson. 2nd row: Steve Riley, Faith Williams, and Spencer Cotton Jannn Swinney and Mitch Andrews Carol Ann Thomas and Damon I eard 199 Business Practical training, salable skills, survival techniques—all of these are offered to students who participate in the business department. From the clerk-typist or secretary in an office to a life insurance salesman; from the business owner to the corporate manager; from the housewife who needs a budget to the college student who needs to type a report, people need business skills, and Robert E. Lee students have the opportunity to learn these skills in the Business Department. Courses offered in the department range from typing, shorthand, and office practice to business law, accounting, and business management. In addition, all courses teach desirable business attitudes as well as ethical conduct and proper business dress and grooming. The business department tries to create the same standards in school that the business community expects from its employees. In so doing, students part icipate in learning act ivities that enable them to become qualified, productive members of society. Mark Waggoner ... the average business man. Kyle Medlock, Ann Shelton and Lisa Sinclair your future business tycoons. Don't worry ... I know what I am doing. 200 Business Industrial Arts Industrial Arts courses are available to any student in the high school. They are designed to give the student information and skills he or she might need in any aspect of life. The Texas Industrial Arts Student Association (TIASA), with which we are affiliated, provides an avenue for those students who are interested in a deeper understanding of the areas of Industrial Arts to concent rate. General and advanced courses are offered in the areas of Woodworking. Metalworking, Drafting, and Electricity. Kevin Rook. Robert Castle, and Jeff Stromatt 202 Bill Perry Anthony Brown. Thomas Kraft and Jerry Shaw Marshall Philips and Tommie Wagner Mr. Williams Howard Brunner, Kevin Jacobs and Maureese Johnigan work in shop 203 Who is that masked man? Agriculture The Agriculture Cooperative program provides technical instruction, on-the-job training, and work experience for high school students preparing to enter employment in occupations requiring knowledge and skills in one or more agricultural subjects. The student receives on-the-job training and related information pertaining to the students occupation. Training is furnished through cooperation of local agriculture business establishments and industries. Approved occupations are: agricultural machinery repair, feed sales and servicemen, greenhouse worker, fertilizer sales and servicemen, poultry farm employees, dairy farm worker, veterinarian assistant, nusery and forestry workers. Mr. Griffin explains uses of a farm tractor. Eugene, Bill and Friend smile for the camera. Mr. Griffin’s Ag. Class. 205 ICT — - I. First Place Winners: QUALIFIED FOR STATE A. Outstanding Club contest—includes scrapbook ot total program 1. Deniz Tugwell—Secretary and Scrapbook Chairman 2. Mike Wallace—Treasurer B. Exhibits (protects that represent the stu- fCD v dbtinsel—Small Engine Mechanic-rebuilt Briggs and Stratton engine 2. Phillip Kemp-Prmter II (Quick Copy Printing) 3. Mike White— Printer II—(The Printing Process) C. Notebooks (years results of students class-work) 1. Fred Scott—Auto parts clerk 2. Keith Hammons—Diesel mechanic 3. Phillip Kemp—Printer II 4. Mike Wallace—Glazier 5. David Kmsel— Small engine mechanic 6. Billy Motal—Welding (metal arc) 7. Self Moncrief—Sheetmetal worker II. Second Place Winners A. Skill Context (goes to state to take written technical information test on the student's occupation) I. Jeff Moncrief—Sheetmetal worker B. Exhibits (projects) 1. Jeff Moncrief—sheetmetal worker—tool box 2. Fred Scott—auto parts clerk—auto parts displmy 3. O.irrHI Jonos-meatcutler—cuts of meal lit Th„,i n?d mS?,1 Packaging display III. Third Place W inners A‘ fee hln£T‘ :s, KOOS ‘o s,tc lo written occupation) 0 ‘C“ °n b. K s nffctrcu,,'r inric«or,pumpnS D‘ClH c-D.esel Deniz Tugwell with the award winning V.I.C.A. scrapbook .I.C.A. s scrapbook won several awards this year. Mr. Kemp in class. 206 H. E. C. E. Home Economics Cooperative Education is a program designed for students to become gainfully employed to help prepare for the world of work and for advanced education. Students are employed in occupations related to home economics that include such areas as these: Clothing Assistant, Fabric Coordinator, Tester of Textiles, Dietician Aide, Food Service Employee, Food Caterer, Physical Fitness Assistant, Tester of Food, Consumer Aide, Floral Designer, Home Furnishings Aide, Child Care Aide, and Companion to the Elderly. Group instruction includes orientation and adjustment to employment conditions, decision making, self-concept, career objectives, and general topics related to the world of work. Homemaking Homemaking, one of the many interesting courses offered at Robert E. Lee, helps students develop a sense of responsibility and understanding of self and basic individual needs including the understanding of personality and human development of the child and teenager. It also deals with appreciation of the family as a major societal group. Some of the activities sponsored by homemaking is the decorating of the mobile home on campus, holding coffee and tea receptions, and providing luncheons for the faculty and other groups. Mrs. Wall and Regina Boyd hang wallpaper. Lonnie Tatum works with food processor. 208 The Robert E. Lee Student Council, dedicated to the improvement of student life on our campus, is made up of representatives and senators from each class. Committees on such things as campus improvement, dances and soc hops, homecoming, public relations, student relations, assemblies, and various fund raising projects keep these st udents busy. They have an opportunity to be outstanding leaders at Lee. Student Senate Officers (I to r) Bryan Reed, Fredna Cade, Martin Heines. Student Senate in session. 212 STUDENT COUNCIL 213 Looking over the great campus of R.B.L. Jimmy Jink The 1980-81 year affected the cannoneers in a stror way. After drilling with the cannon throughout th summer months, the University Interscholastic Leagi ruled that no firearms could be taken to UIL meet This decision eliminated a proud part of R.E.L. spirt However, Lee was allowed to fire the cannon at the Ros Parade and after pep rallies. The cannoneers were allowe to charge the cannon up the field at the Robert I Lee—John Tyler football game, but were not allowe to fire it. For the first time in 14 years, Robert E. Le had a homecoming and the cannoneers served as ushei to the Queen’s court. Cannoneers after pep rally Cannoneers preparing to shoot. Cannoneers also served as color guards at all assemblies. L to R Bryan Reed. Brad Glasgow. Jimmy Jinks. Danny Price. Mitch Andrews. Mike Kobe, Richard Krafve. 215 Lee Gentlemen Front: Frank Scurlock—Flag Loader Left to right: Alan Adams. Shane Cowan. Chuck Smart. Chip Swinney. Randy Scott, Kraig Keith. Richard Williams. Robert Power, Mark Turman, John Hooper. Brad Brazeal, Billy Salles. Martin Heines. Danny Hardiman, Terry Hawkins, and Boyd Brown. Not Pictured: Paul Heckmann, Brett Hannah. Ken Hodge. David Jones. Kieth Biggs, Sponsor: Charles Turner 216 I ee Gentlemen do their thing at the football game. X 7 I Go Lee! Chip Swinncy holds the flag during Pep Rally. 217 Campus Smiles as Activities Continue 219 Second semester Psychology Club. Front row: (left to right) Ty Beard. Kevin Jacobs, Jeanne Farr. Edward Newmman. Wes Price. Back row: (left to right) Terry Tusher. Don Dykes. Mr. Arnold. Computer Math Computer math is designed to teach the student the operation and programming of small computer systems. The one semester course will include flowcharting and problem solving using BASIC as the computer language. Students in the second semester course will continue using BASIC with more complex problems, and will have the opportunity to learn other programming languages. They will also be introduced to machine language programming and disk operating systems. The computer math club’s purpose is to increase its member’s knowledge of computersandtoenlargethecapabilitiesofthevariouscomputersystemsavailable to its members and to the students at Robert E. Lee. 1st row left Michelle Miller. Martha Williams, Angie. Chris. Nita. Pam. Jill, 2nd row left Sharon Hannah. Kiven Pews, Tonya Dunn. Heneretta, Jean. Future Homemakers of America, a student vocational organization, focuses on the family. The organization develops skills essential to family life. FHA members use their home economics skills to gain experience for a future as wage earners and as homemakers. The organization develops skills leading to careers in hotel and restaurant management, interior design, and fashion retail, teaching, and counseling. As homemakers it develops skills in family relations and communication, child care and development, money management, and Financial planning. The Robert E. Lee chapter of FHA participated in a back to school fashion show, a covered dish supper, a Valentines’ dance, helped with the March of Dimes Project, The Lily Day Drive, and donated toys to an orphanage. 222 Mrs. Beverly’s perfect pose. A prime exhibit 223 V.O.E The pre-employment laboratory program in vocational office education provides technical instruction and work experiences for students preparing to enter employment in office occupations. Instruction is provided in the school’s specially equipped office occupations laboratory and classroom. Students prepare themselves through these courses: accounting and computing, filing, office machines, general office clerical, information-communications, stenographic, secretarial, typing and related occupations. ___________________I___________LL_ 224 pe an assignment. Class work gets Heavy! Distributive Education Cooperative Association Many REL students get on the job training from local businesses. Tonya Hines Rhonda Shaver—employed at Karl’s Cameras Phillip Kemp Darrell McCartney Chemistry Club TOP ROW Mrs. Grays, -James Tomlin, Carolyn Broyles, Sandra Flanagan. Joel Scott. Tracey McCoy, Robin Fisher.Sandy Czurak. Ellen Wisenanat, Rene Bearegard, Angel Beauregard, Tammy Rainey. Amanda Dickerson, Mr. Perkins; BACK ROW Tom Belirell, Lee Roberson, David Puckett. Jeff McDaniels. Steve Kargle, Robert Rochow, Doug Tankersley. David Kinsel, Robert Ellis. Casey Burkhouse. 226 Geology Marine Science Club Fourth—Robert Becknal, Virginia Wynne, Jerri Allison. Paige Hailey. Cheryl Turner: Third— Rhonda Young. Robert Kllis, Mike DeVillers, Pat Thornton, Patricia Ferguson, Charmain Barton: Second—Mrs. Wierick.Sponsor, Jerry James, Mike Elliot, Treasurer, First—Stan Alexander, Vice-President, Lee Ann Anderson, Kathy Winn Not Pictured—Scott Hinsch, President. Scott Surface, Vice President. 227 The Sabre Each year the English Department puts together an anthology of original stories, poems, and drawings. Students are encouraged to submit their original work for The Sabre. A contest for the best cover of The Sabre is held each year. The first place winner, Beth Frye, received twenty-five dollars, and the second place winner, Dottie Prosperie, received fifteen dollars. The Sabre gives students a chance toexhibit their creative skills. Don Blair learns how to make a Sabre. 228 Beth Frye and Dottie Prosperie show off their works of art. Photography L-R Tony Garen washes print. Kelly Clay prepares to shoot. Maureen Boudreaux adjusts enlarger. Danny Wade examines negatives. L to R—Debbie Knowles, Keith Bill’s, Chris L to R—Debbie Knowles, Jim Bartley, Susan Andrews, Keith Biggs, Chris McCray, Martin Heines, Wendell Gardner, Kimberly Bright, Mary Pollard. This has been one of the best years for the Key Club because of the support of its members. The club became involved in many services to both the school and community. Included were the canned food and toy drive, periodic visits to rest homes, various Kiwanis activities, and working with the March of Dimes on national Key Club programs. The club was under the leadership of Martin Heines, President, Keith Biggs, First Vice-President, Chris McCray, Second Vice-President, Debbie Knowles, Secretary, and Mary Pollard, Treasurer. Mr. Newton is the sponsor. 230 I. to R—Martin Heines, Mr. David Newton. Fellowship of Christian Athletes .eft to Right—Bottom Row. Kyle Medlock. President; Jeff McDaniel, Vice President; John Hitzfield. Secretary; Nace Heard. Treasurer; Middle Row. Brian Cantrell, lien Blalock, Mike Bass. Tim Smith. Dalton Andewon, Top Row. Jon Kramer. David Haney. Scott Creasemon. John Thompson. Murrav Bass. NY.,| Moslcv. Jeff ones. Jim Dyer. Travis Trejo, Kingsley Smith. FCA Fellowship of Christian Athletes is new to Lee this year. It is an organization composed of athletes from every sport striving for excellence both on and off the field of play. Along with a Christian atmosphere. FCA develops a unity among coaches and teammates which is essential for any successful team. One of its main goals is to increase school spirit. 231 Group shot—from left, back row, Lisa Hodge, Joel Scott, Robin Clark, Leslie Kent. Tom Taylor, and Clay Simpson. Front row, from left, Mark Cooney. Angella Palmer, Nancy Scott, Angie Williams. Don Barr. Bruno Rumbelow, Lynne Wilson, Liz Carrington, Jerri Allison, DeDe Clark, Nanci Culvcrhouse. and YuVonda Watson. 232 Editors Lynne Wilson Tom Taylor discuss a recent issue of paper. Jerri Allison Clay Simpson doing paste-up on paper Advertising Business Manager Liz Carrington takes care of billing prtrrpannnrtpnre Staffers Nancy Scott, DeDe Clark, Angella Palmer Staff Cartoonist Mark Cooncv. is newspaper staff photographer while Leslie Kent, Joel Scott, Lisa Hodge Robin Clark are reporters and advertising Angie Williams, left representatives. 233 Legend Staff—Front row (1 to r): Cynthia Wong, Wendy Weigman, Tammy Hughes; Second row (1 to r): Francie Batten. James Jack, Frances Coker. Becky Taylc Third row (I to r): Dale Dresser, Tracy Tompkins. Lumesa Price, Richard McLarty, Jim Bob Barber, Jeanne Farr. David Greenwell. Richard McLarty Mr. James Juck David Greenwell Jim Bob Barber Wendy Weigman BP Ron Wright and Tracy Tompkins 235 Jeanne Farr Dena Anderson Our BOOSTER CLUB! PICTURED LEFT TO RIGHT ARB Booster Club Board Members John Williams. Treasurer; Howard Rogers; James Bass; Billy Hall, REL Principal; Ken Smith. President; Louis Jones; and Verde Eargle. Secretary. The Booster Club has been very supportive of all REL student organizations and sports activities. They were host to a Fall Fish Fry in August, Fall Sports Banquet, Chili Supper in February, and Spring Sports Banquet in April. They also have purchased a new microphone for the school and two weight sets. They have contributed to awards for the REL UIL Prep Meet. PTA Spring Showcase Front row: Mrs. James Stewart, Life Membership Chairman; Mrs. James W. Arnold, Red Raider Rally Chairman; Mrs. John Tindcl, PAFLE Back row: John O. Childs, President; Mrs. George Hall, Membership Chairman; Mrs. Charles Clark. Project Chairman; Mrs. Jack Harper, Senior Activities Chairman; Mrs. Paul Swinney, Parent Advisory Committee Chairman; Rocky Arnold. Treasurer. Exhibits: Arts and Crafts Photography Office Education Association Industrial Art Club Auto Mechanics Math Club ICT-VICA Geology Club Biology Club Chemistry Club Reading Homemaking HECE VEH 237 Drill Team officers perform high kick routine to Charlie’s Angels. ¥ irflt-1H In the early hours of Februar Tyler Fire Department respon fire at John Tyler High School, j alarm was called as soon as the truck was within sight of th building, soon thereafter a thii responded, as did several volur departments as well as the Frank Kilgore fire departments. Aftei hours of fire fighting, it was det that ninety percent of the cam been destroyed, and the dam estimated at ten million dolla Thus, the newest and most I school in town was destroyed. 1 the Phoenix, a new spirit came 1 ashes: a Lee—John Tyler cam and understanding. United we stand Divided we fall From Raiders to Lions We say welcome to all Picture—1—front of J.T.H.S. 2—The John Tyler Little Theater. 3—Deaf Education Lab—a total loss. 4—One of the damaged science rooms. 5—JT students arri%’ed at Lee on Shuttle Busses. 6—L to R—Brad Glasgow, Donna Hogenmiller, Jimmy Jinks, and Richard Krafvc serve as guides to the on coming JTstudents. 7—J.T. students on their way to their classes on the Lee campus. 8—Roger Pharr: Which way do I go.” 3UU VOUR SjCtMfiW A Lcvr ( I CflRNRHON t i W IN return GET LOVE Don't forget your honey! Laura Estes and Neal Mosley Smile, you're on Candid Camera Brenda Crockett Yea, squad 8! 242 Ilene Jones reads a note. Lady Rogcs can’t be bought. Bryan Reed Pig out at Jan’s party. Didi Diedrick and Tom Joe Trcloggcn 243 the bell rang so pretty What A Choice!! JT students eet a warm welcome THE YL-ft LIONS United we stand . . . Please rise for the pledge Boogie on down! . . . you can do better than that! Julie Massey 247 Cute, real cute. Deep concentration 'Coffee, tea. or me? Craig Rogers )WER Shake your caboose! Steve Salas Football players enter gym for another pep rally. 248 Robert E. I ee parking sticker Mr. Brush-Stud!! 250 Cynthia Black has spirit! John Tyler parking sticker 80 - 81 J.T. FACULTY 040 Teresa Hinton Lana Tallant, Adriana Torres-Gomoz, and Laurie Teague. Lance Loggins and Paul Pruitt Kyle Richardson I 252 Angie Tompkins, Sarah Pace, and Geneva Oliva Richard Krafve Jennifer Moore Kathy Keith says “What do I do now?' Leslie Powell and Sandra Flanagan James Steed, Whitney Jung, Tammy Scally, Scott Creasman Coach Atwood. Coach Peterson looking cute. Robin Bouie, Gavin McGee. Joel Scott 254 Angie Loggins and Shelly Pyron Peyton Chapman, Steve Ergle Coach Jacobi Julie Mewbourne, Jennifer Moore, Alison Faze], Julie Higginbotham, Peyton Chapman. Shelly Pyron. 255 Cindy Flannagan. Shelly Pyron. Sandra Flannagan eawr WANflTU A day camp at Lake Tyler Box 6338, Tyler. T«xm 75711 214 592 3104 Personally Yours Monogramming Embroidery Hemstitching Gift Items Braken Place—410 WSW Loop 323 561-8652 ) Christian Photographic Supplies Cameras—New and Used Dark room supplies Color or B W processing Everything for the Amateur and professional 1429 S. Fleishel 593-2360 MR. MRS. JOHN GLASS CONGRATULATE THE SENIORS OF ’81 Shipley’s Donuts 4006 S. Broadway 561-2325 Congratulations Seniors 1981 258 O. D. MARBLE, INC. 24 Hour Service Jim Berry's APACHE WRECKER SERVICE 111 N. Palace — Tyler, Texas 75701 Phone 214 592 7323 Guaranteed Courteous Service Broadway Square Mall Shop Daily 10 AM-9 PM at JCPenney (iff(Lnrna nxJL FINE FURNITURE 259 Foster Byrd 6-10 am Scott Austin 10 am-3 pm Don Foxe 3-7 p.m. Mark Williams 7-12 p.m. Fite's Cleaners 120 Troup Road Tyler. Texas ALL YOU CAN EAT RAINBOW CAFE Hwy. 155 41 2 miles past Loop 323 Breakfast—Lunch—Supper Raymond Evelyn Oldham 561-1700 260 P. O. BOX 688 • PHONE 593-8263 JL srtsC. • TYLER. TEXAS David Greenwell Richard McLarty Jeanne Farr Jim Bob Barber Tammy Hughes Dena Anderson Tracy Tompkins Lamesa Price Karen Battles Wendy Weigman Cynthia Wong Dale Dresser Francie Batten Ron Wright Becky Taylor 261 CONGRATULATIONS! TO: 1980-81 LEGEND STAFF FROM: RALPH SPENCE THE LEGEND STAFF EXPRESSES APPRECIATION TO: Paul Coleman, who designed our cover and division pages Mrs. Goodsell, who loaned special equipment Mr. Hailey, who gave special support and advice Parents, who showed understanding and cooperation SKATING AMERICA 4818 Troup Hwy. 581-4400 Mark Turman Coach Atwood What a woman!!! 265 Coach Woodard Donna Hudnall and Stan Horton BEN FITZGERALD REAL ESTATE 121 W. Ninth 597-2515 Best Wishes From Mr. and Mrs. L. Glenn Taylor Becky and Diana Compliments of THE FRENCH QUARTER IN TYLER OPEN 9-9 M o n . - S a t . Hamburgers Fries! Possibly the Best Hamburger Ever Vi lb. 100 percent Pure Beef. Take Out Orders. 593-3388 2100 S. Broadway Across from Cinema l II For the Best in Seafood Bring Your Crew in to Meet Our Crew Long John Silver’s Seafood Shoppe 205 WSW Loop 323 Compliments of WATSON BRICK AND FIREPLACE COMPANY We Support Robert E. Lee FFA CONGRATULATIONS CHEERLEADER GUARDS For a job well done Collen Clark Scott Bishop Brett Berry featuring: oyaI Worcester Spode, (balport, Qralene Qmoges, ‘Royal Copenhagen, Fitz and Floyd, Oferend and'Mottahedeh fine china, c fdams earthenware, i 1asons and'Booths ironstone. Atlantis and 5� w rt crystal. Christofle and Towle silverplate. Fine linens and distinctive gifts. CARCALE 225 East Amhrrit Tyler 75701 -214 561-9264 267 1735 Troup Hwy., Tyler, Texas 75701 (214) 592-8318 MR. FENTON'S HAIR CARE CENTER Staying New For You Since 1952 205 Shelley Or. 561-8494 We Care For Your Hair Terrie Stewart Knotts Studio Baion—Modern Jazz Ladies Exercise Ages 4-Adult Open Enrollment Contest groups—recital 2613J East 5th Street 592-2395 593-4803 Anderson Locksmith 24 hr. Emergency Service 241 S. Broadway Phone: 595-1109 268 A-l RENT-ALL, TNC. RentalI INC. RENT MOST EVERYTHING ' I Tyler’s Most Complete—Service 117 Shelley Dr. 593-0133 2225 WSW Loop 323 Tyler, Texas 561-4852 ROD AND REEL REPAIR OUR SPECIALITY CALVARY BAPTIST SOUTH 7330 South Broadway Tyler, Texas 75703 Phone 561-9995 Preparing People for the Now and Future Now Under Construction: New Educational Facilities and Multipurpose Programming for the TOTAL FAMILY SCHEDULE OF SERVICES Sunday 8:30—Worship 9:45—Sunday School 11:00—Worship 6:45—Training Wednesday 6:30—Worship 7:15—Training Preschool Children Youth Adults Senior Citizens Serving on Staff: Dr. John H. Beard, Pastor Steve Stanley, Minister of Education and Youth Larry Weeks. Minister of Music 269 Jim Bob Barber QUICK SHOP 4139 S. Broadway Metal Plastic Trophies Plaques Engravings Group Discounts Stationery Napkin Embossing THE YOU NAME IT SHOP Commercial Custom Work 1729 S. Beckham Tyler, Texas 75701 2:30-6:00 Mon.-Fri. 592-9826 10:00-6:00 Sat. CONGRATULATIONS Trust in the Lord with All your heart and lean not on your own understandings, in all your ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct your paths . . . Proverbs 3:5, 6 PATCO INTEREST Rental Properties Investments 894-7625 Nicky Patton, Owner YOUR FULL SLRVICL CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE Better |BtX)ks Chns|ian Center French Quarter i Tyler 270 Quinns Cleaners Tom Tim Quinn 122 W. Amherst Tyler, Texas 561-7011 THE BATH SHOPPE LINENS • ACCESSORIES • GIFTS 3500 S. Broadway Okie English Village Tyler, Texas 561-7708 COATS-McCAIN LUMBER 312 E. Front 592 3855 MURPHEY THE JEWELER 219 N. Spring 2 4 Week Delivery Phone 592 471 I SHOP Broadway Square Mall Tyler 561 5330 When You Want to Look Better Than the Rest HURWITZ MAN'S 271 If it’s Borden, it’s got to be good. 6000 S. Broadway • Tyler, Texas 75703 • 214 561-6727 Landscape Architect 272 PATRONS The Athlete Diana Taylor Action Dance Wear Mr. Mrs. M. Scarborough Waldies D. E. Bryant Family Village Bakery Personally Yours Burks-Walker-Tippit Funeral Home Sandy Roane Mr. Mrs. H. L. McGee Jack Fink The Jim Batten Family The Tire Barn The Lemley’s: Mason, Cheryl Marcus Tom, Jim, Junior, Francis, Marcus, Betty, Anna Wendy’s Mother Junior Tommie Norman Williams Mr. Mrs. Nicky L. Patton Family Ms. Willie E. Nell Mr. Mrs. Bill Chapman Mr. Mrs. W. L. Robertson Mr. Mrs. Jim Knowles Mr. Mrs. James Jack Mr. Mrs. Ken Smith Dr. Mrs. Steven Roberts; Heidi, Andrew Sara Mrs. Harold Myers Ray, Chris, Drew, Gleith Cozby Mr. Mrs. Ed McMillan, Scott John Mr. Mrs. Earl Moore Mr. Mrs. Verde Eargle Mr. Mrs. John W. Williams W. R. Smith Julie Johnson Mr. Mrs. Robert Dobbs, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Billie L. May Carrie Jo Smith Mr. Mrs. R. M. Jones Mr. Mrs. W. M. Goodson, Sr. Loretta M. Dewberry Mr. Mrs. Walter Gibson, Amy, Hagen, Sara Gib Delana Prosperie Dale Dresser Donna Hudnall Julie Anderson Deborah Beard Robert Pat Gilmore Chuck Swift Family Mr. Mrs. Joseph Richter Mr. Mrs. Charles H. Clark r 3 ■ 0 MW ' Ikf JEWELERS Jewelry Expert t ond Rose Youf • Wo� choj Diomonds GREEN ACRES Shopping Center 593-8962 Bring Legend in to have prongs checked and rings cleaned free. [i 1 n i— -■ 1 U ±J cme’ Dining Room TakeOut 2506 E. 5th St. Tyler. Texas 592-4498 1015 E. Marshall Longview. Texas 753-5322 Abroadway LIGHTING CENTER • DOORBELLS • INTERCOMS • LIGHTING FIXTURES • CHIMES EAST TEXAS NEWEST MOST COMPLETE LIGHTING CENTER 5625 S. BROADWAY TYLER, TEXAS 75711 214 561-7137 HidBENNETTFliih EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. 914 Loop 323 West Tyler, Texas 75711 Office (214) 593 0201 PEEH Eg DROTT 274 Congratulations Seniors! from •Ballet •Twirl •Gymnastics Group and Solo ConVoecition Holli Barron Jones, Ins|j iCior 304 W. Rusk-591 AMERICAN FIDELITY VWJGS ASSOO CN 230 S. Broadway 593-9421 6910 S. Broadway 561-2241 275 Have a Coke and a smile. Coke adds life. 'The Mark of Excellence Hallmark CARPETS Don Dixie Alcorn Phone: 597-1474 23I2E.SE. Loop 323 Tyler. Texas 75701 RAGSDALE OPTICAL, INC. 818 South Beckham Tyler. Texas 75701 276 We Are Proud of You We Love You! Cheerleaders’ Parents 277 Olde English Village 561-7046 Good Luck Red Raiders from the Pants West Crew RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL Good Service is What We Sell Cnutll Comfy Grim Co., Inc. P. O. BOX 6535 Hwy. 155 So. TYLER, TEXAS 75711 214 • 561-4077 SHERRILL SESSIONS 561-1946 278 KIM ROOK Head Cheerleader 80-81 Tyler Uniform Co. 593-9291 805 N. Glenwood CcldttESX •• • Grooming • Shearing • Bathing • Dipping We Clip To Please... From Pooches To Pedigrees- 2002 Old Troup Rd. Melinda Moore 595 0289 Owner 597-1356 Congratulations to the great people in the Robert E. Lee Class of ’81 Go Red Raiders! 414 S. Palace 279 Thank You, Mrs. Bracken! Compliment of Picture Perfect Lisa Hardiman, Kim Murphy, Elisabeth Henkhavs, Terri Grewell, Mary Ann Branch, Paula Goodin, Kim Rook-Head, Paige Hadjison We Love You! Cheerleaders 80-81 281 WRIGHT’S CERAMICS Retail Wholesale Greenware Bisque Ceramic Supplies Duncan Dealer Paragon Kilns Classes 561-4852 3 miles south of Loop 323 Highway 155 Compliments of BOB L. HERD HERD PRODUCING COMPANY, INC. 915 National Bank Building Tyler. Texas 214-595-3456 283 Serving East Texas With The Quality Lines Elzc£ioi2Lc, l 335-337 S. Bonner Tyler, Texas 75701 MELODY SHOP Guitars—Banjos Gibson—Martin—Yahama Ovation—Epiphone—Guild Custom Amplifiers 218 W. Front French Quarter cftiene ftj Qtones At 7 Com enlent locations ★ Green Acres Village ★ Bergfeld Shopping Center ★ 815 N. Broadway ★ 2235 W. Gentry Parkway ★ 1124 East Erwin ★ Loop East Shopping Center ★ Shiloh Rd At S. Broadway S' Rice Rd Backing rTlifi Qed Qaidm AOOKSHIAESI WHERE SHOPPING IS P PLEASURE 284 MARSCO ENGINEERING CORPORATION 5221 S. Broadway P.O. Box 4271 Tyler, Texas 75701 214 561 0843 Ralph E. Martin President R ROADWAV SQUARE1 Over 70 shops and restaurants to serve you Mall Hours 10 a.m.-9 p.m. 4601 South Broadway Tyler, Texas FASHION EVE WEAR Tom F. Barrett Certified Opticians French Quarter 561 6222 (flitchells Smartest Styles Dress Shop Fabric Shop 3322 East Fifth 597-2481 Intelligent Prices 285 The Student Center. Going co McDonald's'® is almost as much a part of school as going to class. You’ve made us the place to meet, to talk, to have a good time, to celebrate your victories and help forget defeats. You've made McDonald’s more than just another place to eat. And that’s why, at McDonald's, we do it all for you.®’’ Nobody can do it like McDonald's can MsVUNG YoO „ | 287 Compliments of neuu yarxer TYLER AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CORP. 227 S. Glenwood Tyler, Texas 75702 Phono: 597-6354 WILLIAM’S GROCERY 5503 S. Broadway Tyler, Texas 561-1756 Hot Sandwiches Gas Fresh Meat Fresh Produce RED BARN FLOWER GIFT SHOP 6611 S. Broadway Tyler, Texas 75703 561-0101 Flowers for all Occasions Football Mums Are Our Specialty Also Nosegays For Proms 288 VERNON E. FAULCONER 1100 Peoples Bank Bldg. 593-3547 289 Robt. E. Lee Students Stand in Line For Haircuts At RICHARD JOSEPH BEAUTY SALON Biphad Jq plb 3900 SOUTHPARK TYIER. TEXAS 75701 214 561 6612 290 A smashing physical fitness program. Racquetball! It's an easy, fun sport to learn and a tremendous physical fitness program. TRC has so much more: six courts, weight room, sauna, whirlpool, lounge, pro shop, snack bar, locker rooms, laundry service and exercise for the ladies. TVL6R RflCQU€T BAIL CLUB 111 W Sixth, bohmd South Broadway Car Wash For information call 593-9455 “Hus is a Ken’s General ment” kens pizza 592-8960 2202 E. Fifth 291 LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Highway 69 South P.O. Box 3006 — Tylor, Texas 75701 GOOD EQUIPMENT WELL MAINTAINED GOOD PEOPLE WELL TRAINED DELTA DRILLING COMPANY P O. Box 2012. Tyler. Tfexas 75710 Delh Photoqraphu 3929 South Broadway Tyler, Texas 75701 Phone: 561-7104 Review Day 1980 Be a Narlo Girl! Narlo’s Finishing School 12 Classes include . . . Investment Dressing Makeup Hair Nails Visual Poise for Junior Senior High’s Voice Diction Social Graces Photography with Eddie Hinds Graduation at Tyler Petroleum Club aAlo’b £PcAool Telephone: 214 561-3790 • Route 4 — Cumberland Road • Tyler. Texas 75703 Learn how to make up your face.. .free Discover this very special look on your own special face. The latest fashion statement. Rich shades of eye, lip. cheek and face colors ... for lots of beautiful makeup ideas. Learn how to makeup your face . . . free. itigrle noRmm ITic Place for the Gu 4om Farr ' PICTURE PERFECT PHOTOGRAPHY 713-E WSW Loop 323 TERRY’S VILLAGE 561-8468 295 GOOD LUCK, RAIDERS From INDEPENDENT m INSURANCE lm AGENTS OF TYLER ABC Insurance Agency Haddad Insurance Agency Andrews-Daughtry Agency Heath Insurance Agency Apache Insurance Agency Hibbs-Hallmark-Threlkeld, Inc. Bergfeld Agency Fair-Hough Stagner Insurance Bosworth Associates Liles Insurance Agency Broadway Insurance Agency Harold Loving Insurance Agency Campbell-Whitney Insurance R. L. Mullins Company R. L. Caton Company Murphy Associates Herman Cryer Agency Pickens Insurance Center, Inc. Dotson Brown Ins. Agency, Inc. Shaw-Mitchell Ins. Agency, Inc. East Texas Insurance Agency Jack Smith Insurance Agency Fannin Plaza Ins. Agency Statewide Insurance Agency, Inc. B. C. Floyd Agency Stonewall Insurance Co. Foster Insurance Agency Thompson-Hicks Insurance George-Sudduth Ins. Agency, Inc. West Hilliard Associates 296 Builders of Aluminum end Fiberglass Specializing In Patio Covers — Carports Store Fronts — Awnings ALAMO PATIO COMPANY Route 11, Box 99 — Tyler, Tex. 75701 2 Miles West of Loop 323 on Chandler Hwy. 31 Johnny Perdue Owner Office 592-5312 Res. 592 0679 Lloyd James FUNERAL HOME NService (UtLcxs a C Smart omnnij stvwart konaio 0«il 1011 EAST FIRST STREET-TYLER PHONE 597-6611 CHAMNESS TV and Appliance itc i Whirlpool Magnavox Jenn-Air Litton Kitchen Aid 3532 S. Broadway 561-8235 Olde English Village 297 Amw Jit Bruno’s Pizza ©AtGOOOfOOO 1400 S. Vine “Home Style Pizza Italian Sandwiches’ Orders to take out 595-1676 Closed Mondays Sun.-Thur. 11-10 Fri. Sat. 11-11 Steak Seafood Spaghetti 214 597-2624 1940 Troup Hwy. Sandy Morriss Owner Stereo and Record Center Hi-Fi Equipment 3400K S. Broadway Tyler, Texas 75701 Car Stereos Phone: 214 561-7455 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 4202 S. Broadway 561 8138 Dr. Larry E. Whitley — Minister 298 TYLER CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION The Citizens First National Bank National Security Bank The People's National Bank Southside State Bank Tyler Bank Trust Company Heritage National Bank Rose Capital Bank Congratulations to the Class of ’81 (214) 592 2698 J. B. Electric electrical contractor JOHN C BASSINOER Owner SMITH COUNTY TYLER. TEXAS 75702 THE TRIANGLE Gas Groceries Auto Parts Highway 155 Greenbriar Rd. Phone 561-1458 Compliments to The Class of 1982 From Mr. Mrs. A. S. McBride JIM'S JEWELERS GREEN ACRES VILLAGE TYLER.TEXAS Ml A 5938962 Expert Resetting Diamond Casting Jewelry and Watches Custom Jewelry Complete Repair Service “Serving Tyler Since 1941” and BRAKE ALIGNMENT 116 S. PALACE TYLER. TEXAS 214 592-1628 ACTION AUTO PARTS 2020 W.S.W. Loop 323 561-2104 You have to be special to be Car Quest” Mon.-Sat. 8-7 300 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ’81 TYLER STEEL COMPANY Fabricators — Warehouse P.O. 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