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

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Right: Prettiest Hair winner Kristi Jones ... and didn’t Brett Findley win Biggest Nerd ? Far Right: These terrorists seem to be taking great delight in torturing mock Mr. Hall. Brad Ken-nington. Below: Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. Keene arc more at ease as punkers than teachers. Below Right: The four emcees came back twenty years after graduation with their new identities-Jay Kay. Emily Burgess. Sophia Crenshaw. Matt Conrad. Senior Assembly sang. We don’t need no education, we dorj need no Ross Perot.” The rawest form of tale proved to be the most popular as “The '86 Tou: impersonated the Belie Officers and danced Bad for the finale. The highlight of the assembly was the pre entation of class awards, elected by members the senior class. Ar the winners were . prettiest hair-Kris Jones, Ronnie Gree Friendlicst-Chris Co per. Gigi Blow; Cla Clown-Paigc Princ Jay Kay; Best Lee Andy Bergfeld, Jul Alden; Best Built-David Breedlove. Terrye Wa ner; Most Talented — Darwin Cain. Paige Ro erts; Apple Polishcr-Rodncy Symes, Carr Caton; Biggest Flirt-Mike Harris. Regina Fran Best Dressed-Travis Booher, Karen Archt Wildest Dressed-Karl Loftis. Heather Hoeffn Shyest-David Pierce. Lanier Hughes; Best At lete-Corcy Mayfield, Shelley Passierb; Most Gi lible-John Price. Casey Carroll; Cutest Coup Rodney Symes,Cheryl Welborn; Egghea Morgan Smyrl. Carla Jo Bonner; Most Likely Succecd-Matt Conrad, Rachelle Sheffield; Favc ite Teachers-David Newton. Carolyn Schofield Don’t look back, because I’ve had the time of my life! Although some may not agree with that statement as this year’s theme, all Seniors took the opportunity of Senior Assembly to look back over their past four years at Lee and at the same time say good bye in many different ways. Skits made up most of the show as students took great enjoyment in acting out their views of the administration. One group of guys impersonated school leaders such as Mr. Cantley, Mrs. Mosely. and Rockin' Ruby Hamilton. Others, posed as terrorists, kidnapped a mock Mr. Hall and made demands for his release such as nice librarians, no dress code, and open campus for everyone who owns a car or knows someone who owns a car. Pure talent was also present as Lisa Costillo performed a modern ja22 routine and Mande Marshall. Danica Key, and Teresa Kirk sang “Stand By Me , accompanied by a student band. Former members of the drill team also performed their camp routine. I Like You , one final time. A group of senior girls took the liberty of changing the lyrics of Pink Floyd’s The Wall” and 18 Senior Assembly

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Soc-hops Possibly one of the few activities that failed to stir up any new waves at Lee this year were the soc-hops. Instead, these events served as part of the constantly flowing current of tradition that keeps Lee springing forth with activity. Whether sponsored after football games in the fall or as special fundraisers for clubs in the spring, the soc-hops caused the old cafeteria to be lined continually with every type of shoe, from the traditional Bass bluchers and Keds sneakers to fringed boots and snake-skin trimmed Adidas tennis shoes. This year, students found themselves packing K-Gym to jam to new tunes like Prince’s “U Got the Look and the Beach Boys' and the Fat Boys’ “Wipe Out. Everyone also enjoyed the all-time favorites like “Shout, “La Bamba, and The Cotton-Eyed Joe. Truly, soc-hops continued to prove a source of fun-filled entertainment to all who participated. Enthusiastic students kept soc-hops rolling with the waves, never allowing them to stand still with inactivity. Soc-hops 17

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Left: This can't be a true Officer-whcrc i that Southern Belle smile” Robby Bassett?! Below: The thought of this crew running the school is definitely a night mare! Above: Trida Chesley. Joic Thorne. Larissa Burns, and Terrye Wagner refuse to be another brick In the wall. Senior Assembly 19