Robert E Lee High School - Rebelee Yearbook (Midland, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 286 of the 1976 volume:

Q oz, ig 4' ., ' 224. iv ' 24, ff-Ry, 12, gy aff? J: 0 1, A 1 gl' jffwfao 'Sf Z' Q9 K4 :po 'F , GB .N2f,, -bs, 1. io X9 4, 57 A C? '? 5,6-xfvf cigar .f --.ev Sofa ,Y P 'vkfljjffg YQ -WQDUWJOOWU M uodfe f 07. W 355339 WQQOQQ 910157 jf? ' J Ur ul Nflfibvifgwb 5230123 , JU 'GX . . Qu' 2,Y QM if . GX I ffafff M QQ up f 8 'C4?kQ'f?a'i?3 921355 REBELEE 75-76 Robert E. Lee High School Midland, Texas Volume XV Editor- Sherri Bassett i if , I X' Nxt -1-:twigs - Mtg-fs. ,A Nm -Irwe- .1-. C 935 ga.. ' :iii- ls? ,. I Faculty .......... Classes........ Activities ........... Organizations Sports .......... Favorites ........ Advertising ....... ...U--N. ...JL--- ff L..- Q. 11?- gf...- -ggi' i..4 -T5 Q.:-- TABLE OF CONTENTS .u -..---0 ...un .-.--.un ....12-42 ..43-121 122-150 151-188 189-234 235-262 263-274 h t how ou what it is to be without a family, without a . . . he said to me: Youngster, let t a s y home, and without a country .... And for your country, boy, and the words rattled in his throat, and for that flag, never dream a dream but of serving her as she bids you. No matter what hap- never look at another flag, never let a to ou no matter who flatters you or who abuses you, pens y , night pass but you pray Cod to bless that flag. Edward Everett Hale, The Man Without a Countryf' 1863 X ,' - ,Q - F- 1' ,,'. it-1? gl' lt t- - Wk. X 9 441' lffllgl 'l A r 3. wwflfl etr r fgl X 'F L - ,Q JW? 1' 2 - .M Mul.t7im'V.Zl X 5 'Q ' -ff,g,,.-ff' Q ,UA L . al' 5 N 1-vw 5-3 fai n 'fi , .l':, ,r1'r W 1': ' M9 fin ,rf Nxixl Q E ww 2 Lf q1fi:wf.WWW 4 , ,, ,H ' - ' V ' 1 --- 'swf' ,.f -- 251-'EP'-'A 'ei' I ' ' . WH 'fm .if'fivsmfeaffgfi-3.-rseaw f ' ' ff , l 1 aFlgg2, f-gf iaaf i z 44 :M 'T bt: A. 5-iz -L-i.I1,.' . : n..lL,1K'-JI, ,E ,iii yy-gl I-' Fr E S ' ' 'gfE'5f515TxT- :f ,-'A . y ,, -. :4g,,j5g:L:-3 -. .1 , - V '334',:H- Q' fa gg X 9 ai, 5 5,915 m W -f '-.--,5.v.:wa?3 X .,. 'QQ ' J , 5 M X 5 W E 9 Vj ,. ,,,,. ,,, UL g aiimmmwmh Duty then is the sublimest word in our language. Do your duty in all things. You cannot do more. You should never wish to do less. . . . Robert E. Lee, inscribed beneath his bust in the Hall of Fame. ,M ,,..4,J....i? ' 1 U WU W ? u. --Q 1-1. .. 4wg,,,m , m, r , ', , y N 1 QM aww In West Texas there is more space where nobody is than where anybody is. The space on the following pages seeks to depict the 1975-76 school year at Lee High School which is, like West Texas, big, uncluttered, and uncrowded . . . F 'W ' CHQ? W, ,. .W M .. ,,,, ,, ,A YW 'Y v Q E, fw Rebels With A Cause! For we were not as other men: 'Twas ours to soar and His to see: But we are coming down again, And we shall come down pleasantly. Summer ended for the Rebels when Lee's doors swung open with the first bell. New traditions were added to the old ones and it was clear that another school year had begun. Rebels seem to thrive on spirit. They are con- stantly bubbling with excitement and it is their vi- tality that makes every day complete. Each year each class seems to have its own per- sonality. The spirit of the class of '76 is no different. They were definitely Rebels with a cause. Facult ,ii - 4. 1 . fn ,f A., M.- :f'f ,gf .. . V. 9 12 I wt. A I 4- dministration I . M til. E-1' it -- Everyday, the administrators of Lee counsel students toward their aim in life. These people endeavor to establish the best standard of education possible. Along with supervising the everyday school functions, they take active parts in providing a healthy, pleasant atmo- sphere of leaming by getting to know students personally. It is not unusual to see Dr. Neswick walking through the halls during school, chatting with stu- dents as they return to their classrooms after a during-class drink of water. Dr. Neswick never fails to extend a hearty greeting to the students at Lee. Dr. L. Glen Neswick, Principal 7 i'pt-f F ' 1 ' J' ...A - ,4....- ,, ' -- ,J - '7.': I3 dministration Leadership Bottom left: Mr. Glenn Woods Top right: Dr. joe T. Smith The: role of the administrator is one of great challenge and responsibility. Through the combined efforts of these men, they have succeeded in maintaining a smooth-running school and a well-disciplined student body. Offi e Staff The registrars and other office personnel at Lee have unending lines of students and teachers with questions conceming school policies, procedures, and activities. They act as both a guide and confidant to the students and faculty. To Ri t: Frances Moore fSecretaryJg Bottom Right: Beverly Wil- P gh liams fNurseJg Bottom Left: Landa Williamson fllegistrarj. -- ' ' W- ui' lx. .' -:lf x I 115' 'I' .1-Vg-1, v ,H - I - yi 1- - .gat g,.H.f ' r iii, L' wal.,-.1I' Iwgfti'--,uf ' W- Y Pl- v ,-It-l n. -f-. 1 ' :5gg,f,.5xg.t .N x . .1,jN..q,.,. l 'X J' sm f rptf Top Left: Louise Orwigg Top Right: Polly Vargasg Bot- tom Right: jean Elder. The attendance office secretaries at Lee are kept busy throughout the year with such duties as keeping attendance records and lis- tening to students' excuses for wanting to check out of school in the middle of the day. Lee definitely would not be the fine school it is if it were not for these efficient ladies. Attendance Clerks Counselor The counselors at Lee are kept busy throughout the year with such duties as arranging and re-arranging schedules, interpreting college entrance exam scores, and advising stu- dents on college choices. They serve as both guides and con- fidants to students and teachers. 17 Top left: Gene Isaacs, Head Counselorg top right: Hazel Taylorg Bottom: Daniel Allen, Raymond Painter School Personnel The members of Lee's personnel staff provide their services daily. Three librarians are availble to assist students with their large collection .of books, magazines, and articles, while the drivers' ed instructor takes short journeys with Lee's novice drivers. One other individual, the book- keeper, engages in money matters for every or- ganization, ranging from receipts to penny counting. top left: Mr. McGaha, Driver's Eclucationg Bottom right: Mrs. Weldon Booldceeper. 'I8 mf' WY., W H , .. 1 w H+ gf .Jif- -WI!-. '5 ll f . ,.w 2- --r , fvu-EVFF71 -rv lu ,. ' ,. MU, 'LQ mm m,,,f 14-thi: f' A NW: ,ml U, -vu X 314' xy., mr, . t .N t . 1 'sflfit ' Kai. ' 2 .: fp' 'nzife 155-' ,. - 11.1 'tif 'Lair '--fi ' A 1, ' ' M H X I .bt 32.4 li f ,. W. 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QL-ini..vtL.p!f'::5Li:g1 ' -QM! 57- W I - L-6'1 fx 3' V . 1 -' 1 1 . , , lih ,: 'f+,-ij I- ,l 'Q-Q Y ,, 1 ,, 's +,if'FI1ly1V ' 1' L 4 . , , w ' t. .4 ' '1-.L-. J' .-if ,. -L - F, -, - .' ' Y 1' -'Y-WSJ Rwr- ' fr, '.., '-' .1'i15,.,:-' ,j 1-5- . , , ., H . e. ,V W. . ,..4, , H, , . A 3 Cooking lunch for Lee's students can become a huge challenge. But, each clay the cafeteria staff prepares hot plate lunches for hundreds of hungry Rebels. Outside the cafeteria, the snack bar pro- vides a wicle range of snack foods. Both of these serve Lee in ways that we could not do without. 21 Bain ngli h Knowing that every individual should be able to read, write, and speak intelligently, the English Department. pro- vides a varied program that emphasizes the study of litera- ture, composition and language along with many optional elective courses. The student is encouraged by teachers to increase his understanding of the English language that he speaks and thinks with by learning about its history and its grammar. 'iw'L - ' CI'-ntl'I1h,','yF7GWl'l',': -jj.:.1,g...n..n.1g1.. ....-:igwqvnni ....-w1:n'x7:' .. .sq nryfm-1:1 Mull ' ,Q-wlgrynftgvvfmi - ,QL X I r-I -1-,-1-:,1-il1mq1-105351. il. 1. -ragga.. .nm ,V-aw-f,.ily,,,,m:,-1 -vi-. 1.1-.. L..u 1 ld lil l'S1,,r,iE1.. Q,Q': 5: '. ! '...,,i .ffQu,,g55..1514-a.,l'iifA 'fi?if5pi1f '-'Y'. 1.rff? i'milll','f'w3im..'l1n1f'l'ffJt-.n.lll'li ' -.1-ll 911. 1 -14 ' '1 I Q . 1' v4.'1.vL-L ln.-Vw -, .U , 1- ,1i :I--W' - -' -'4-i - ' . , , , l, '- 11' ' ' ' ' , U: --- ' ' 1- MX3. 1 if--r 1 , , . , - 1-yirr' . ,mf 4 , , .-. Q .V Y: -L ,S -1 , - 1 -': , 1- L'.',fw':-A -'uf -A gi'- J'?'.1w '1i : .' -1 ,2 '-If -' 'U, : ill ' r 5.1 '.s 4, ... Us , H1 WL wet.-Pbv ' '1-'aqlaiah ,W .,.. ,, .A 1, L, ,art . . ., ,xy 5.5 1 -1 mug- .1 w1L.w5.f..,.,51'n 1.,1..1s.. 1... f W. 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Etheredge. -QA rf v ,., . Foreign Language The Foreign Language Department at Lee provides a variety of languages including French, Spanish, Latin and German, for students to enjoy. These classes not only include grammar, conversation, and reading, but also a study in the habits and customs of people in foreign countries. 'fs ',.w'f'.1 I, . W 1' my , V W . H.. , , Q- V I'-3'-5.-,X ' V . . W . . , A . . - r Left to right: R. Cauble, R. Patterson, D. Kleinbeck, S. Wilson,.A. Atkins, B. Cason. 25 Q, I' 9 ocial Studies The Social Studies program is designed to explore the depths of human relationships. The contlict of ideas has created a need for new answers to questions conceming man's purpose and potential. It is the goal of the Depart- ment to help students answer these questions while looking forward to a meaningful future. '---..-,,,, dil- M 1 i 1 V , M' in , . ' ' r. : , ff .Y . M- ,,, VI.: 4. V, Aggie Hudspeth was Rebelette sponsor and taught American and World History. Students as well as faculty members will remember her as a good teacher and a great friend. We miss ya, Aggie! Sorry you had to move! 1.-A I ,f Top group picture: Front row-B. White, S. Wilson, I Montgomery, K. Turner, S. Chilizmg Back row-P. -Fora ker, H. Crowe, A. Farris, M. Crymes, T. Lewis, I. Calve rley, B. Cox, R. Owens, I. Bradford fdept. chairmanj, T Whalen. Bottom left: G. Maxwell Bottom right: D Depew ,' ' , wx . . . . ww -, -- U . ,. 'rf -, .. ,,1' - ' H .X , . -...I . -, W H V rl' g , .1-' A. ,N . ' , . we pw - W. 'Y-.lI,,,, . . ,, 1 . . V --.vw p H . .' . 1 u' ' , I . .4 , - pf . ' U 4 rv, J 1 ,u ',. 1 1 fvvf i'... I ni' ', f. 44.1 : fin, . , v - ' ' ' . 'ups . A-'fr V '. l A Bottom: R. Braddock Top: T. Whalen cience 1 l MT!! The Science Department attempts to emphasize thc importance of scientific activities that are occurring today. By encouraging students to understand the tech- nological advances of society, experimental principles are developed in the classes by means of laboratory work and the do-it-yourself approach. These teachers conduct classes in hopes that the science students of today will be the leaders in the fields of medicine and space tomorrow. -QQQH M :.,,i Top: D. Biggs. Group Picture-Back row: E. Johnson, D. Elias, D. Howard, B. Cilhreath, T. Marsden. Front Row: L. Goode, S. Laidley. C. Williams, Baulch. athematic The members of the Math department at Lee are kept busy day after day by students with questions such as, Why do I have to know about Geometry? and Who invented Al- gebra? . With much patience and understanding, these teach- ers answer all questions, no matter how unnecessary they may Seem. To leftg . Daven ort fde t. chairmanl. To ri ht: L. Wadeg Bot- P J P P P g tom left: E. Chynowethg Bottom right: J. Bond. N N ip E if If 30 H, 4 . Top: P. Bonegog Bottom left Q ,KT fy , , w ,fA , ' A rg. ni '- 1 X Ygrrv 'A-M-,,,F.. ,, x. M X C 3 ', .. w X ' xv , , ' , , X, , 1 'L . ,M ,L v ,H ww H , ' I L 5 .X 1'. if 1 , 'H ' ' w' ' H u Vu n, 1 X 1 usiness Main purpose of the Business Department is to teach students skills needed after high school graduation. These skills are also useful for full-time employ- ment after college. Basic courses such as typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, and record-keeping are offered. Classroom discussions help carry out the objec- tives of these courses. V ln 111' wr , X A H r , x M, wx 1 h QENAWI 3: W 2 ,yy Zrlymly l 51 wmig .Am l Y 1, l iw ' 1 , . X f, Hilmyv ivvgi ,,'m v , ,,,gl , , N, f affywfff fl U. .N i,w,wwsWiW, w ww 1 , ,W Q A X ' My ww , . Y... .H,,w1.s,m.. , 1 W., .1 1. ml gym- fY,'.15,y,,A.g. ..Ml,x A ly vixyvyig wif y AWB , fuN.vy,.,,,US7 WMM, is +1gm.sH1,zfg,wy laws sm A A . 4 ' 1 m A ' B M M llyllgllljllflljll la ls, QW W ls DH 5 ' 5 H A 'Sm 1, 45 Q, llQll fgWlQiWQh?ll Mlwlllglwliljlaglirlwl'lflg,ll Ml lg iz B 1 X nilwlwgzwl is vi 95, Q. . W is Wm lg e M my my y W . . . gm,,,lwW..,,l.,,,lw sw . Q. 1 ,lsilligllgligla,li,llEilsgllymilfiylligllyfligs52.ylil,l 'l WWllalilEillflNWewlxwllilgillllgffliiliwlg lwlsilzilz Vt Q, 1 1. A M H M WJ if 9: ll NN 'W 'Q lf s aww L. 1..'3,ml:s.l as l.llgllgM1g lliwwp Q lf .Z .lg Q. S, 1. ' . . L, , . . A V l , 5 , F ront: S. Cason fdept. chairmanj, D. Kissinger. Back: D. Bragg, D. Simmons, C. Brooks, P. Jacobsen, V. Osborne, A. Williams 32 Fine A Primary goal of the Fine Arts department is to stress cul- tural appreciation among students at Lee. This is achieved by the teachers of the Art and Drama departments. Students have an opportunity to compete against other schools in various contests where they can exhibit their talents. Top left: One of Lee's many Fine Arts-Annual Staff Advisor P.C. Foraker. Bottom left: H. Griffin: Right: H. Cooper Everyday the teachers of the Home Economics department confront their students with a new and different aspect of running a home and dealing with various facts of life. Cate- gories including Child Care, Sewing, Cooking, Home Man- agement, and Home and Fam- ily Living are taught everyday so that students can understand things they need to know as they begin their adult life. Home Economlcs View Top: O. Banksg Bottom: B. Ambrose 34 r f W andicraft kill 3 ' w 5':w-L, .Yr-15 ' .1 ,f I i . . Ag '-s - -S1 , ' 1- A ' 'N - r ' ' ,'!5-ht' - 2 1 I ar - l 4 1-my-fu' LU' Top: W. Scottg Bottom: F. Blount. ' .f lnib-fr' 35 Some of the fairly new courses that are offered at Lee include Aviation, Electronics, and special- ized techniques in woodworking and metalworking. These new courses provide students with a variety of choices when register- ing for classes to be taken in their years at Lee. Some departments such as the Metal and Wood shops aid in mak- ing decorations for spe- cial events and programs such as Coronation and Jr.-Sr. Prom. They also contribute to the sets and props of the musical of the year. Without these teachers to instruct the students on the proper construction ofgthese things, many other phases of Lee would be incomplete. ocational Programs X- 1':,,.wMgi g,. N xx, 'S'-. -I Top: Presslyg Bottom: I. 'Burnett 36 Q' ' ,vvev J- . . .M , , W, -in .. A , A V A N W -vf ' Top: J. Englishg Bottom: Kemper wi Various Vocational programs help to prepare students for occupations in later life. Those who participate in DE and VOE are both working and going to school. To aid in their on-the-job training, they may take any of the basic business courses offered at Lee. Tennis Shoes, G m horts and Flakey Excuses The Physical Education Department stresses the idea of fitness for students in the present and the future. Such sports as tennis, golf, football, basket- ball, track, and swimming give competition to help achieve fitness. These sports are also offered in the regular clases to introduce the students to them, and activities like archery and gymnastics have been added to the curriculum. V Top left: L. Andingg' top right: L. Weikel. Bottom left: N. Estes, bottom right: N. Malsong D. Whytlaw. Top: S. Stephenson Bottom: Stephenson, P. Stueckler M 223: . ..tt o ,ooo -- n t on Faculty Autographs Faculty Autographs Classes I A N A 1 4. .i5,.- ,'+f ',,..f..,,2Kap.,.?,,,, ,. 1 fi , , 1 na ,1,, 'g , Nh. -Jimi. 4 n if f I , r, , .Y ' ':,. Ui 1 ., 1.4 SSP:-.S ru hifi' e Q' ' .,.. ' , .-..' 1' . eh- 'i H . - ,M--. .J . F.. .A K.:-.rfwkx 3 E. N ,vu-L, X' 1'f'?5r i Alice Reyes Steven Weir Sherri Bassett Classes Editors if Sarah Matchus-2nd Vice Bobbie Salgado-Vice President President Lisa McDonald-Secretary .Steve Calhoun-President Alison Berry-Treasurer R Ssvglllalg' 6'x Acree, Felix Adams, Danny Anderson, Sharon Alexander, Liz Ashford, Tina Baker, Chuck Barkes, Nancy Barron, Dianna Baswell, Bill Bechner, Eric X' Alexander, Paul Aylesworth, Iolee Baker, jan Barnett, Jeanne Barthel, Jeanie Bates, james Bell, Cathy ,I 1l,r Nomz' 'X Allen, Paula Bas, Karen Bennett, jane Anderson, Ron Baeza, Elsa Bassett, Sherri Bean, Melinda Berlin, Blake Bomar, Cindy Bowden, LaDonna Bowden, Scott Boyce, Cathy Bozzell, Mike Bradshaw, Carrie Brand, Alan Braswell, Becky Brecht, Lynn Bright, Kathy Brock, Danny Brooks, Vicky Brown, Carolyn Brown, Chris Brown, Debbie Brown, Marge Brown, Mary Brown, Mickey Browning Barbara Brunson, Henry Buchanan, David Buchanan, Rusty Berk, Belinda Burkey, Randy Burton, Frank Burton, Greg Butler, Curtis Butler, Otis Buttery, Maralee Byrd, Stanley Cadd, Carrie Cadena, Viola Cain, Chris Calaway, Pam Calhoun, Steve Campbell, Cathy Campbell, Dianne Campbell, Malcom Campos, Davy Cargile, Lanny Carrasco, Lisa Carrasco, Ray Carter, Randy Carter, ' Steve Chadwick, Bruce Chaney, Marlon N.. , v , 1.1 .n,.., -. .L Qs ,AT Hz!! .. my , EIU 'nuff x 1: A qtf- 1 - -....,:.,,.k 4 ' ,nn '- - ,-,n4- I M . ,- . ,1 rt osfi, 43.6, 3 M ' N nfrwfj 'T . -iiifnti . 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Earl Farmer, janet Farr, jay F aulkner, Nancy F esler, Cary Finley, John Finley, Suzanne Fischer, Suzy Fish, Kelly Fisher, Jody Fisher, Melinda Flaten, Steve Flores, Alfred Flynt, Cindy Folger, Greg F olmar, Laura Ford, Mike Fox, Teresa Fox, Robert Franz, Kathy Fraser, Kelly Frazier, Rocky Free, Stephen Freeland, Sue Freeland, Terrie Freeman, Doug Freeman, Karen Freeman, Kim Fuentes, Carlotta Funderburg, Susan Fyffe, Rickey Garcia, Sylvia Gemmill, Greg Gibson, Gary Gilmore, Kathy Gish, Dainne Gist, Marc Gnagy, Bob Gonzales, Arty Gonzales, Norma Gonzales, Zolia Goodley, Rosa Ann Goodwin, Jan Gool, Randy Goudeau, Tim Grado, Leslie Grafa, Gary Graham, Craig Graham, Steve Grant, Debbie Green, Sherrie Greenwood, Glen Griffin, Patricia Griffith, Eluetta Grigory, Susan Grigsby, Tracy Gutierrez, Rosemma Gutienez, Susan Hale, Jamie Hall, Ted Hamilton, james Hammett, Leslie Haney, Polly Hanks, Shelby Hanson, Kim Harbert, Ken Harris, Debra Haskins, Cynthia Hayes, Hal Hayles, Jeff Heame, james Heath, Dennis Henderson, Holly Henderson, Kelly Henderson, Ronald Henry, Bob The patio is a shrine for all Rebs. 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U Hernandez, Mario Hetzel, Allan Hicks, Brent Hill, Patty Hinojosa, Mario Hohle, David Holster, David Hull, Brit Hinton, Robert Holcomb, Greg Hopson, Judy Hyson, Kenneth Hite, Marcia Holcomb, Steven Howard, Greg Jackson, Gary .S 1 e -44- .N ' 1. if: UL. ,- ew s ' 4+ , 'H ,vu Hocker, Denise Hodge, Judy Hodges, Robin Holder, David Hollaway, Holmes, jolm Hubbell, james Vickie Huddlwton, jay, Vanessa Huckabay, Brent Jennifer jechow, Diane Jimenei, Antonia Jimenez, Laura jobe, Bobby johnson, Barbara Johnson, Don Johnson, james johnson, Lisa N if 1 'hi ' 1. 44, if f ' ul N-A n U' 'Q 5 . is-gil J' it -QP ' I -5 A johnson, Robert Johnson, Sharon jones, Paula jones, Russ Iones, Tommy Kellner, Russell Key, Sabrina Keys, Ann Kidd, Cary Kimbro, Van Kingrea, Lisa Kinnison, Keely Kinser, Susan Kite, Roxanna Kitts, Glen 5, 1 w KV f i l l 1 Ng Ls-- 'i Ns A-. ya y'-.ate e-'sr' the Eff' R 'kw,q4'1 54 L. ,H ,.,,. : x Kreyenbuhl, Kim LaBouff, Brian Lambeth, Mary iw! ' r Land, Steve Landenberger, jennifer Lane, Cynthia Q Laufer, Doug Laughlin, Rusty Lawlew, Mark Lay, Danny Leatherwood, Margie Lee, Craig Lee, Nancy Lenamon, Cyndee Lewis, Pam Lively, Charles Livingston, Cathi Loftis, Doug Loper, Deeann Lott, David Lucchi, Gina Lusk, Terrie Luther, Lisa Lyda, Lynette Lyles, Tim Madrid, Anna Madrid, Johnny Malone, Bill Malone, Robin Macha, Robert Mangold, Lydia Manning, Patti Marlowe, Sandra Marshall, Ray Marlin, Jay Martin, Lane Martin, Randy Martin, Ricky Masdon, Judy Mason, Cindy km.- Matchus, Sarah Matheson, Cynthia Mauldin, Cynthia McBroom, Mike McCabe, Tim McCarrol, Mike McCright, Allyson McDaniel, Ellen McDonald, Lisa McDonald, Rod McDuffey, Perry McElreath, Calvin McEwen, Mella McGill, John McKenna, Diane McLelland, Robert McMillian, Will Medders, Cathy Medley, Jim Mehnert, Christopher Mercer, Mary Metcalfe, Mike Mickle, Sue Miller, Craig The Climax' of Three Years . . . Miller, Julie Miller, Larry Mitchell, Briley Mitchell, David Mitchell, Mark Mitchell, Mike Mizzles, Gary Monroe, Lynn Monroe, Sherry Moore, Bill Moore, Kevin Moore, Leslie Moore, Ray Moore, Rhonda Morales, John Moran, Bruce Morawe, Bill Morgan, Carrie Moreno, jerry Moreno, Robert Morrison, Leslie Morrison, Salita Morrow, Cindy Moses, Steve Mueller, Paul Muldrow, Brian Mullins, Kenneth Murrah, Bill Munoz, Mundo Murphee, john Myrick, Debra Nance, Steve Naquin, Jennifer Navarrete, Adam Neal, Alan CRADU TIO ' ,, - -W E! r . ,. ru ' ' ' 4 fd-v A .1-w-Q4 gi ,4-Jr it 1112 NU 'llgg :AND r e e FflM!'5-5 I JU I' SI 5' , 51 i 's-95 ' Liifgi M - is QW' M5 n as H ,J rg if Sometimes I sits and thinks and sometimes I just sits . . . This is an old expression describing the habits of a senior. I , ' ' Q- Yi . . - 531 N J' ll ,Q P 247,134 LN ' , as I fe 2 , ar,-'F ,, 'fr' 5' ' a -...E ' . ,L I, z - uw: 3 vim' .ff ,T 1 'l az eip ' '-M252-59' , f uf l , , N11-N i-.. fffwfiul 1' 4. HN f l Nelson, Ginger Newman, Tommy Nietert, Cindy Nipp, john Nix, Kenneth N oles, jim Norris, Suzanne Norton, jerry Norton, Liz Odom, Linda O'Hara, Teresa O'Neal, Stanley Orem, janet Orr, Roger Osteem, Carla Paiz, Anna 'NX all k, Pam e, Penolia k , Don Parker, Kelly arsons, Kathy , Scott , Lynn l We f ' t'b5,0.+41e. M ' .RIM M ES? I li A l oo' 1'q 3 I Peeples, Terry Pendleton, Kent Perez, Pricillia Perry, Bill Perry, Carol Perry, Kathy Pine, Glen Poff, Nancee Poffenberger, Chris Pokky, Eric Pollard, Barbara Pond, Don Pope, Bryan Porter, John Porter, Kathleen Posey, Susan Presslar, james Pringle, Eric Pryor, Mitch Cmtis and Mark are a prime ex- ample that all sex-symbols stick together. Purdy, Steve Ramirez., Robert Ramos, Carol Ramos, Olga Rankin, Lawrence Reavis, jeff Reeves, Phyllis Reid, Lajuan Reigle, Eric Okay Rodriguez, up against the wall! 62 ' lx W -71i'1'5g1.??J'1, IX 5'-:JT-T, is -'Y H 4 wif ?QE,Fffr1fi.I 555 .lk ii ' .-ig,-1 W yffff ww 1 '.t,,L1?f D. v' 1,14,j.yf by N. , -.f-4,:,.,w,-L 4 7 . 2-. ff sv. 'f .A H. w.-- - ., -, l V1-1 '-1 Q . Fu f x Y - ,Z W 1 0451 1-Q .LAL- , Na. Q 5- L. l i r . Y 1 .W 1 .. kg Tv? Reiter, Steve Rendon, John Reyes, Alice Reyes, Alvino Reyes, Anna Reyes, Sylvia Reynolds, Billy Reynolds, Sue Rhea, Yavonne Rhodes, Erin Rice, Sandra Mr. Cooper does ' his Camefa. Richardson, Sally Richardson, Sco Rigby, Rhonda Riggan, Linda Rios, Mary Rister, Gordon Rister, Steven Rivas, Connie Roberts, Elaine Sharon is having a seniontls attack Robinson, Ch2ll'l0l'l1C ROCIIB, Ellen Rqjdriguez, 10413 Susie Rogers, Bruce Roper, Patti Roy, Scooter Rust, Susan Salgado, Bobbie Sanchez, Mary Rogers, Julie Rowland, Karen Sapyta, jeff Saultz, David Saxon, Teresa Schmidt, Eric Schmidt, Richard Scholl, Mike 15' Scott, Cathy Scott, David Scott, Kristi Scott, Monty Schmucker, Carol Scobey, june . 65 Scott, Sandi i 1 N Sharp, Betty Shaunesay, Ann WOW! will you look at that. Scott, Sheryl Scribner, Terrie Scroggin, Beth Ann Seale, Charla Seay, Sheri Sevin, Brian l Shepard, Kathy Sherrod, Mike Sides, Becky Sides, Jill Sikes, Tom X Shelton, Greg Shelton, Vivian Shopman, Dax N1ll Y'! , I' Simmons, Charles Pucker up! E Simpson, Nila Sims, Lynona Sims, Susan Singletary, Cayle Sirgo, Victor Skinner, Bill Smith, Brady Smith, Danny Smith, Delois Smith, Judy Smith, Rebecca Smith, Shari a-Ames! Stimmel, Harley Stover, Marla Slrickland, julie Slrickling, Suzanne Sumrall, Diane Sutton, Kent Sweet, Mike Swinehart, Brad Tatum, Lozella Snell, Jann Solari, Debbie Spears, Kelly Speight, Mike Spruill, Sheryl Spry, Donna Standefer, Scot Stapler, Susan Steele, Don Stewart, Karl Taylor, Clint Thacker, Pam Thomas, Ami Thurman, Celia Todd, Robin Toller, jackie Traughber, Brian Tuggle, Della Tweed, Glenda fjacksonj Urban, Alton Upchurch, Debbie Vanderford, Liz Velasco, Tito Waldron, Marsha Walker, Debbie Walker, Kirk 'V 4:-7 -il? s x 1--' ,egg l .lm .1 Y H u. nl-Ny? un. .A-U! , -1. --V ' rx N law .- 1,43 Walker, Richard Walker, Tawny Ward, Dusty Wardroup, Laura Waite, Susan Watlington, Carol Watson, Montie Webb, Bryan Weeks, Brenda Typical sixth period stance. Weir, Steve Welch, Lou Ann Wells, Gretchen Welton, Lisa West, Mark White, Janet White, Robert Whitefield, Jana Whitehead, Nita Whiteside, David Whitley, Cary Wilbanks, Mark Wilder, Velta Wilhite, jackie Williams, Ann Debbie Williams, Mary Ellen Williamson, Jana Wilmes, joan Wilson, Ann Wright, Wayne Wynne, Robb Young, Deborah Young, john Zachery, Sharon Zeitler, Karen Zimmerman, Tom Freeman, Anthony Holeva, Patrick Wilson, Melinda Wolson, Richard Wolfenberger, Cal Wood, Debbie Wooldridge, Monty Wamell, Eddie Wren, james Wright, Sharon Guess what this is. With hair in his eyes and a gleam on his chest-he's the shakiest gun in the west. I need a kleenex. X! , W. I. 4 v L E 'xi ' .4H,f'f .3 1 ' , 'T ' 1 P . N -UE' 3 3 , z X, . f . V -, 5 I .5 L At the close of a perfect day. Inv- Kung Fu basketball. I I was only kidding . . . What a Relief! Symbol of Total Experience It laid on my dresser and it sparkled with memories . . . Here was a ring that stood for three years that I'd never forget . . . my senior ring. I leamed to love that year and the people that had touched my life. I put it on and once again I was re-living the excitement, the anticipation, and the glamour of high school life. I remember all the hours I spent meeting friends at Love's and the gravel pit and how those sunshine-filled days of friends and smiles made the days seem endless. We listened to music, planned parties, made floats, caught movies, waited for the SAT and ACT scores, ate pizza, cried at the last foot- ball game, wrote themes, picked on underclassmen, skipped class, signed each other's yearbook, and laughed about our most embar- rassing moments. The hallways were always full of pain, laughter, fear, and under- standing friends. I wished that my senior year could have lasted a lifetime . . . I realized that I couldn't go back to it anymore. Those years had spun by so fast that I wasn't aware that it was climaxing into a sudden close Cgraduationj. I turned my ring over and watched it glitter as the sun hit it. I was moved to recall all the important lessons that I had learned. The Re- bel flag flew proudly in my mind and I still listened to the Fight Song and Dixie as it played in my heart. Now, I have found myself at a dazed stand-still . . . out of touch with the old gang, out of security and protection with nothing but a piece of gold that symbolized the most honored time of my life . . . The ring that stood for the total experience and Robert E. Lee High School that I loved so much. 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Manuel Natividad Eva Nelson Kurt Nicholas Darla Nix Don Nolley Elida Ochoa Elia Ochoa Syliva Ochoa Robert Ochsner Beth Ormand Judi Ottman David Owens Bryce Pace Louis Pare Susan Peak Steve Petty Richard Peyton Xan Phiffer Ray Phillips Sandy Phillips Cindy Pickens David Pitts Agnes Polk Barbara Polk .f Y' Stan Pond Steve Pond Kathy Pool Shanna Post Alva Price Terri Price Karen Prigmore Ricky Prince Cary Pritchett Kelly Prude James Pryor Darcy Rabb Brian Ramey Delma Ramirez Gregory Raminez Mike Raybounca Cara Rathbum j.D. Rathjen Cathy Ray Gaye Reed julie Reed Kenith Reeves Koby Reeves Mark Reeves Travis Reeves jerilin Reinli Tommy Reynolds Danny Rendon Paul Reser Corina Reyes Stacy Rhea Eddie Rhoades Janette Rice Kathy Rice Emma Rivera Robby Roberson David Roberts Diane Robinson Lynn Roquemore Cindy Rose David Ross lI'erry Row jim Rulla Debbie Russell Eddie Runyon Randy Rust Donald Salines Janet Salmon mu, ru- 1 HJ ,Y ' at-W , hi . 5 .f Hr -Q, Q. . fp 4' ' 1 Watch out . . . 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BY THE TIME ALL OF THE STUDENTS MAKE IT TO THEIR Ist PERIOD CLASS IT CAN BE SEEN IN THEIR CHEERY FACES THAT THEY ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO THE REST OF THE DAY. 2ND PE- RIOD EVERYONE IS MORE AWAKE AFTER THEIR IST PERIOD NAPS. WHEN 3RD PERIOD FINALLY ARRIVES STUDENTS ARE HAPPY AND CONTENT TO LISTEN QUIETLY TO THE MORNING AN- NOUNCEMENTS WITH MUCH INTEREST. LUNCH IS A HAPPY TIME IN THE Y.C. WHERE DODGING FROM FLYING FOOD AND ICE BECOMES A ROU- TINE. THOSE WHO EAT IN THE CAFETERIA RE- LUCTANTLY MAKE THEIR WAY THROUGH THE LONG LINES IN HOPES OF BEING FINISHED IN TIME FOR CLASS. 4TH AND 5TH PERIOD EASE BY BRINGING US TO 6TH WHERE EVERYONE BEGINS TO LOOK FORWARD FOR THE END OF THE DAY. FINALLY AT 3:00 THINGS LOOK UP UNTIL THE THOUGHT OF TOMORROW. KAYNELL JOHNSON i 'f av Kevin Vaughn Dwayne Vest Cheryl Waddell Angela Wade Joyce Walker Mike Walker Brenda Wallace Cathy Wallace Susan Wallace Brian Ward le. - im g A J. 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' . fi - ' M 'lvl ' . .W- Y V - .yA 5w,. 1 , ': - , - ,V - I 1, Q W 4. 1 , ' , 1. .J Y ' I ' -4, C Hp. . - V 1 6- MH, ' , --,X , a- , Q., W -nv'-W ' My ' - ...W . ,,,, , L Left to ri ght: Debbie Brotherton, Judi Ot- tman, Scot Calhoun, Lischen Kreuz, and jeff Mathews. -Ira. ,L ' ' ' V ' ' ' ' ' ' 42 5 ' W ' f fjwfl, rf? iii:-jf: HM. M 4, V , YH - V - LA., , , ay , f A ?w'w E-5 I i -- i' -ii Hi' 'IW'? -'WWI f5f'35:' 'A-'T's2'E'.- Li ? m', - ' :-. .Q--4:5 .. L Nil 'K 1 ,- .1 rr -. 1, ' .Q 4 Pvt f J ll 1 4 ,.,, f 4-.- 'ii X'-1 I, .QL . X, 4.1 - El X V A I A ,H v, fs - 1, ,nf ,LU E311 1 ll F' ,M ff' l -:, J X xy N Nw' r I 1, Y H ,I ,N du g gift s M 1 k ,- wx .A -5 101 Memoriam Mitchell Scott Gene Mauldin ophqmore Class fficers Miss Anita Reagan-President ni, ' . .-x , . r ,- ,fs . ' fl 4 Kr fr' 1 ,i . uw Miss Kathy Largent-Secretary -, .,a I Miss Irene Estrada-Vice President .NS '-. ' A U , ,, nf -N ,fix V ga, f , Y 1, . E' , H-V '-.N 1-.... Mr. George Slover-Treasurer VVhat will be our next thought. Allega, Amy Allen, Greg Allman, Randy Alvarado, Debbie Alvarado, Frank Anderson, Janet Andrews, Paul Arthur, Kay Ashford, Keri Ashworth, Sid Badgett, Tami Baker, Judy Baker, Steven Barela, jimmy Barker, Lynda Bejil, joe Belcher, Larry Bell, Pam Benran, Denise Bennett, Deana Berry, Dick 5 fx , H im, ,1,. -mfg l i5i ,Vi wv -elm-' , ' X, 'HE , 14,53 h :gr Til Barnes, jeff Barnes, Roger Barron, Robin Barton, Richard K,- Bates, Brent Bates, Cindy Baucum, Beth Beeson, Craig Bechtel, Amy 104 Berry, Cwinderlon Berry, Jami Berry, Sharon Biden, Diane Biggs, Kim Bishop, Debbie Black, Steve Blacklock, jon Bodnar, jamie Bolin, Paul Boling, Mark Bond, Terry Bonner, Karen Boone, Steve Booth, Marvis Booth, Shirley Boren, Thomas Bowden, Cindy Bowman, jimmy Boyd, Sandy Bradley, Valerie Bradshaw, Carl Brady, David Brandon, Margie Branson, Dencia Bratcher, Richard Bretch, Kelly Bright, Sam Brito, Cindy Brockington, Preston Broussard, Mark Brown, David Brown, Lorry Brown, Shen'y Brown, Susan Burger, Sandy Burkenshmitt, Fritz Burns, Lorrie Busick, Candy Bustamante, Barbara Brittian, Glenn Bryant, Pat Bryant, Steve Bynum, Paula Calhoun, Patrick Calverley, Dee Camarillo, Cindy Campbell, Kathy Campos, Becky Carruth, Ronnie Carter, Stanley Carson, Stanley Casey, Teresa Castaneda, jaunita Cathey, Dean Cathriner, Rick Cappoclonna, Bo Carr, joe Cargile, Terry Carrell, Paul Chadwick, Brent Chambers, Mary Chapman, Lisa Chavez, Anna Lizbeth Chavez, Debbie Cherry, Wade Cherryhomes, Karen Christensen, Ellen Christensen, Mary Clay, Byron Clements, Tocld Coit, Mike Collins, Steve Collins, Tammy Coleman, Charlene Coleman, Phillip Combs, johnny Conely, Kelly Conner, Doris Conner, Brenda Cook, Marlon Cook, Toni Cope, Ann Cope, Carla Copeland, Caren Cargile, Roy Corley, Mark Corrales, Sylvia Corser, Kent Cortez, Mary Costilla, Angie Coston, Coy Counce, Ricky Cox, Andy Cox, Susann Cravens, DeAnn Crawford, Chris Crits, Alisch Cross, Darlyn Crow, Lapian Crowley, Karen Crowley, Sean tifling yawn on Mondays 106 opho l'IlOl'B 9 N 4 'n lk X I' at , A if :A A Ill 107 Crunk, Craig Cruse, Dorothy Cutshall, Karen Dakil, Susan Dallas, Dennis Dallas, Derek Daly, Sandra Davis, Annette Davis, Bob Davis, Mark Day, Ladena Daylong, Donna Deer, Mark Dickerson, Kyle Dickson, BJ. Dillard, Andy Ditolla, Dale Dixon, jolianne Dodson, Dianne Dominey, Debbie Dube, Pamela Dutton, Scott Dunton, Derek Duran, Anita Dwyer, Shauna Eads, Larry Eckert, jake Edgar, Craig Edgerton, Carol Edward, Kelly Edwards, Deneice Edwards, Morris Ray Edwards, Steven Ellis, Royce Glenn Ellison, Dean Elman, David Estrada, Ann Estrada, Irene Etheredge, Evans Evans, Steve Evans, Tom Faigle, Matt Faulk, Paul Fausett, Nicki Farris, Laura Farris, Ruth Ann F ennell, Toya Fincher, Kelsey Jay F ineher, Lewis Finley, James Fishel, Carla Fletcher, Kayla Franz, Robert Franklin, Rndney Freeman, Fitting Freeman, Karen Freeman, Pam Frizzell, Virginia F urentes, Hilario Fuentes, Sylvia Fulton, Lori Funderburg, Alan Furr, Mark F yffe, Lisa Gallick, Mike Galinclu, Josie Gammill, Karla Ganett, Georgia Garcia, Evangelina Garcia, Marty Garcia, Toni Garner, joe Garrett, Kim Cavia, Angie 1' , - R, ' :NLE-,V as , 41 ii. Il i 'ly lm i I .5 X ' ' 'J 31,1 5 , ,h ,s,,. X fiifii ii 'iii ' i if f rj 411 41 li'.?'7f, . lf. 'T-L --3 . x Za-is.-if I Wm 1 ,:Y. W- , 1 4-.i l, .f ' U 1-i ' ,n..lr, , ' W , 1. 7 .4 V . , ' WY' i . H - UL ' rt 'xj I - ' Q 1, Z. ,u ' -:r ' il- vi X f i, X f' 'VT I -N' n-52:15-f. 1e, - i I-F-1-:.e ,Q 5 fi' fi.,-ff u ,V ,,. M gf,-. A. J .K .1 l5i'Q+5i.- P - af 1 :151', iL ifF7'l'a1i:Flfc' ' - 1 .v ci - .-H 1 .: N , f , ' Ei' 2 .f'Q:1f,r Q . 1, ire: , 2 . ' : iv-1' IF I 4 ll h . A . l 7 4 , V' l V. 4 1 :Q 'H H Vi- 'Yi 'fm 'L w of r A ' fufvlsj iyfgifiig I as I iv I ' Qi r. C3 J N X I 1, 'few' 'F 1, L' L.. A l 5, . r 4- 1 1. i , - in 1-,-QF , ff' ,3 Q. :If if U Sift? it 4132? Kg 1-.v i 2-1 A frf-n .,, W iff.: . a .. i 1, w I.-3' ' aff:- w ,-eg .Qiger ,.,.S ' 'L -' ,gal -2 , E -' A H- '- . ,Q 108 'fri 'ry L, Gavin, Teresa Garza, Martha Gibson, Suly l If '53 :,l. 7' 65' ,- -2 ,I- lasgig'-lf' k ,h- ,ly 4 -Ann.: 3' ll, 'fi 57' Ml: B. ' 1 E-4 if t' 1' , 5 H' '- Q ,H 3' , if , S Gieb, Buddy r ':i.:s:lq'l,5Q7-1- ' N . A' ii. N 1 2 1' 'sa ' 1: ' ,lk lfliigfff- n ap. -all 'gjfj Idsf. , ' 1: Q .1 ' iii! ,X :fr--M . yi . Gilbert, Stan Giles, Sharon Gilland, David Golden, Marty Gonzalez, Eddie .- , n,.v,- .A V Gould, Ilene if l 1 - lift' ' ,131 Y - . V:. -Iggy L ' . I n w iw - J 2 J. 1 t N, 5 Green, Cora 109 . , i,Q,l:.Ff - ! f Gonzalez, jerry vi 1 ' V 1 , Goodwin, Wendy . HJ f, jj V Goudeau, Nathan .gm w -an - -5. J- ' f lizijf i'il'kW 'l S l Graham, Suzy Granada, joe Green, Mark , 'f ew . ff' ' r., ' kwfjtli .- fx , ,,I5f:71'-:1 w nl ' 5' l f' ,J 1 f ,EX 'S, s. Ne, iff -1 t el !ll Green, Tommy X ' Lmch at Lee Hagelstein, Lee Hall, Hillori Hamm, Prissy Hampton, Kristie Hankinson, Laura Hanson, Brenda Harnage, Carla Harris, Connie Harris, Pat Harris, Rodney Harrison, Byron Harrison, Cindy Harrison, Laura Harrington, Mike Hart, jeana Harper, Suzetta Hatfield, Jeff Hanley, Jill Hawbs, Dayna Haynes, Kimberly Haywood, Alana Hazen, Scott Lll at 4 'n ,1 I 1-rf fin Hellinghausen, Liz Hendon, DeLynn Hendricks, Jeanie Henshaw, L.W. III Hernandez, Elva Hernandez, Flora Herring, Kevin Hewitt, Diane Hight, Dave Hightower, julie Hill, Brad Hill, Robert Hill, Sandra Hillman, Carol Hobbs, Carla Hodges, Mike Holcombe, Tamara Holland, Debbie Hollis, Gwen Hopkins, john Horsley, Kathy Horst, Jill Howard, Mike Hudclleston, Dub Hudgens, Mark Hudson, Rachelle Huhn, Stephen I-lull, Jeff Hunt, Dani Hunt, Suzanne between classes Huxman, Sandra Igou, Victoria Iglesias, Joe Ingram, Jamye Jackson, Rosalind Jacobs, Billy James, Steven Jay, Isaiah Jemerson, Misty Jiles, Kala Jimenez, Liz Jimenez, Norma Jobe, Rodney Johnson, Charlotte Johnson, David Johnson, Janet Johnson, Linda Johnson, Nora Johnson, Omega Johnson, Ricky Jones, Lynn Jones, Tami Jones, Troy Jordan, Craig 5 ,, fu Josefy, Richard Judd, Paul Keel, John Keel, Tim Keets, Den J 11 fl tt'e 1. Experiencing e jo of lif '25 Lupardus, Lyytinen, Greg Mabee, john H3 Keller, Bill Kemp, Bobby Keys, Dale King, Farris Kirby, Teena Kitts, Deedie. Kloesel, David Koch, Krystal Kollaja, Nancy Korthaver, Debbie Kuykendall, Don Kuykendall, Karen Lambeth, Susan Landenberger, Susan Lanier, jean Langford, Al Lankford, Penni Lara, Rachel Largent, Kathy Langley, Robert Latham, john Lee, Carla Leierer, Marla Lehenbauer, Cary Leonard, Mark Lewis, Kevin Lewis, Kevin Lewis, Trina Lewallen, John Levy, Suzanne Livingston, Anna Libby, Lisa Linne, Tami Long, Laura Losoya, Ruiino Lott, Ava Lott, james Lott, jeff Love, Melissa Lowe, Sue Lozano, Patricia Luckey, Kathey Nlaulclox. Darlene Nlilfki. john Nlairlcy. Linclai Nlairslmll. Sluw: Marlin. liclcly xIill'liIlCl. liddv xlllflilllfl. Pzllwy Mason, Kelly Maison. Timm Mayors. Darren Maiyhuw. Robcrl Nlznssciigulc. Tummy Nlcaindor. Randy Nludluy. Luc Nlcrcurin, Nlairitn NIL-riworth. Alicia NIClCiIii'L'. Both NIL-Brialc. Sllxilll Nlcliromi. l,ouAnn Xlcfizilmc. Greg xIL'cjilgll0. Kathy Nlcfkilnmn. Kerry xlCci1lI'lilf. Cingcr Nlcliclinun, Kevin Xlcfflziiiln-. Brian NIL-Cflinluck, WL-mly NIcClurc. Brent Nlcfflurc. Lynne Nlcffuy. Lalurai Blu.-Crukcii. Lisa Nlciirukin. .lCllii'L'I' NlcCrL'u. xI2lCkiL' Nh-Domild. Slmrun NIcDmmI1l. Sherry xIClD0llZliKi. Sluplicn xlL'lJUIH.lllgil. Nlylcx Xlclilrcnlli. Xin-I NIcCram'. Kyiv Nic-Cluirc. llnvicl Nlcllugh. Nlnrk Nlclicc. Dudley xlCLillIgllllll. Duvicl Nliclkifl. Tannnn' Nlillcr. llogci' Mills. Lnrn' Nlillsop. Chip Nlillwct. il.j'Iltlzl Nlinch. .-Xnclrcw xlllllllllll. ,Ianni Nlitclwll. Dclwrn Nioclisctl. Kclly Nlonrou. Lincln Sionlcz. l'klwnrcl xl00l'L'. Chris Moore. .lorry xI4Xll'L'. xlill'gl'L'l xlO0l'L'. Nlilu: Niorulcs. Cindy Nlorria. Craig Nlnrris. Rusty Xlorrow, Nancy' Moss. .lim Mouser. Bucky Nlurphy. l,:lDa-lin Nlycr. Dianne Myers. Carolyn Myers. Nlvlnnic Nelson. Billy Nelson. Donnll Nelson. Tim Newton. 'I'rucy Nguycn. Mui Nikolai. llriun Nipp. Danni Nulley. Clenu Nnrton. Dehhic Oestmann. Mike Ochotorena. Nnherto O'hzn'a. Greg Olhen. Rusty Olssen. Trina Olxun. Sigue-Renee Orr. Rnxanna O'Neal, Vickie Ormancl. Suzanne Owen. Chuck Owens. Teresa Padgett. Brill Padgett. Terry Pahnen. Janet Fare. Arthur Parker. Mark Parsons. Rlltitldil Patterson. Steve Peck. Scott Perkins. Mark Perry. Larry Perez. lid warcl Perez. liicharcl Pertilu. Mary Petinn. Lisa Pevclmuse. Clay Pickens. George Pine. Paula Pnrweh. Shelly Price. Laurie Princlle. john Pruitt. Sheryl Purely. Chuck Quarles. Kristi ltacl. Mitch Raiucll. Ricky Ragan. Anita Ramos. Lincla Ramirez. Sylvia liancj. Curtis Haney. Cary Itasure. Dun Rcax'iS. Sally Reclclen. Diana licecl. Cwenna lteielile. Senlt licicl. Rex Reigle. Karl lielph. Alan Randall. Bitsy ltenclon. Irma Reyes, Carol . 4 pausing for a short music break ,..-r 7 Reyes, Reyes. Reyes, Reyes, l Re yes Reves, Eddie Larry Lucy Raul Rosalinda Terrv Reynolds. Terry , Richard. Mike Richardson. Bud Richardson. Martha Richardson. Melinda Riggan, Elaine Rikle. Leslie Rhoads, jeff Rhoads. Ri eliard Rolweds. Brenda Rolvertx, Danny Roberts. Johnny Roberts, Kevin Robeds, Linda Roberts, Rue Roderick, Ricky Rodriguez, Gracie Rodriguez, Louis Rodriguez, Rarnona Rogers, Mark Rogers, Tracey Roselmerry, Rosemary Ross. james Rowan, Coyle Roulll, Toby Rowland, Kyle Rowlzln. Dwayne ltnlmio. .loc Ruiz, Tllonmx Rlnnpl. Cmniiu RlltllCl'ltll'Cl. .lulni Hyun. L:nn'cl Suclcllcr. xlllfli Snlislmry. julie Salnclicv. Cruz S:ni1.'liL'z. Frumlclic Suncliuz. Cillu-rt SZllNlL'l'S. Diaum Sanulcrs. Mike- Sllllytll. Chris Surigllt, Missy Sclnniclt. Doug Scholl. .Iunct Sclnvcitzcr. Luc Scofmins. Danny 55 Scott, Dizlnai Scott. NICYILY Scrngin. xiilfk Seannaln. Ric-lmrcl Scvin. Keith Slmcktimcl. Risky Sliauicr. Nlziclcirai Slum: 'Inj' Shipman, Anita Shocinakcr. Dun Shrodc. Liz Siclcs. Stcvu Sikcs, Cindy Simmcrs, Andrea Simmonx. Rita Singlctury. .lulin Sirgo. Brian Skelton, Brian Skelton, Linclu Slullcly. Nlurc . . . ' - ' ,-Q-1 -wr,-as .- fl 5,5 lfrvfrii-.V lf- - 3545.7 tw., I. , ' QQTL. '. .,.-, ls... ,, ,. E, 1.4 ,A ,f?l'?f! . .j,4f' 'KZ 5.3 cf J-.A . Q' ' x. il: NL-4 in Ncffw ltx I1-kilt' J '4 46' l .- .- -,nn ' -.fum 2: - ' 'f .3 5 fx Q I 11 il y 1 lv . V7 -' .1 1 4 l , l lv l., li , , 1 is , i X ww 1' . K . g,Q,Q l l': l ' ,-', . , M ,L- il fi wt: 'Q lnirllfuu 1 I I l ll ' ff 'Cl -1 r , i .,,.efJl -.F ,f 4 A Q if lil' If , 1. l fl A rl ' - , 1 X J l ggg i tt 'E il l. f Q , ' l .lj l l ' V ' it l ,. all j ' 2: IL ' ,l,:Lr'A ' Q A 'Z g ,x Ulu ll' Vi i 'Q -a tbl , Ji ilu 4-,lug , L ' 1 PF, ,W lf A. Rfk O' ' J' ' fi li ' . , A 5' M at 1 5 ' H if I 4 ' xfllblgg' A- , F :QT ,sl iii' , 'J Fr, ,f , N xslt Y W ,M 11 A ,x ' Slover. Smith. Smith. Smith. Smith. Smith. Smith. Snell. Snook, Solari. George Charliss Dawn Laurie ltonalcl Suzan Terry Laura Lorrie Mike Sparkw, Kath y Staires. Lisa ' Stanfieltl. Mike Startz. Ann Stanolnncl. Laurie Stephenx. jay Stephenson. Brill Stewart, Amlrew Stewart. Larry Stewart, Terry Slice. Janet Stipp. Elaine Stokes, Valerie Stoltz. Teresa Stone. Mike Stovall. Stephen Stovall. YV0l1tli Stover. Stover, Suzanne Teri Strah. Penny Stramhler, Hattie Stanford. Craig ings. I ..v. E54 , x 'TI ff Stone, Donald Strickland, Debbie Stueckler, David Stump, LeAnn Suthe1'Iand, Terri Sweet, Tammi Swendig, Susan Talley, Sheri Tarbet, Io Tarver, Kristi Tatum, Bryan Taylor, Milton Taylor, Terri Ann Teer, Cindy Thomas, John Thomas, Terri Thompson, Gena Tomlinson, Jack Treat, Roy Treat, Troy Tryon, George Tucker, Brad Tucker, Karen Turner, Dennis Turner, Kevin Unruh, Scott Valdez, Delma Valenzuela, Henry Van Horn, Craig Vick Lewayna il, Dlx 4 Walker, James Warner, Carla Warren, Ramond Warwick, Alan Watson, Crystal Watson, Gail Watson, Libby Watson, Sheila Webster, Pam Week, Greg Weiler, jeff Welch, Bart Wellbom, Ten'y Wemer, Bobby Westennan, Kelly Westemnan, K.C. Whigham, Chris White, Allen White, jennifer Whitehead, jodie Whitlow, james Whitten, Aileen Wilder, Dollie Wilkerson, Joyce Williams, Andy Williams, Brad Williams, Julie Williams, Sherry Willigham, Mickie Wilson, Willie Windsor, David Wilton,-Kevin V Witt, Mary Wolfe, Cathy Wolffarth, Kathi Woods, Becky Woodard, Kevin Woodard, Joyce Wooten, Sheri Wright, Brad Wright, Dana Yeates, Linda Young, Craig Young, Gloria Young, joy Young, Kelly Younger, Tommy Zarate, Naomi Zapata, Richard Activities I-., -'at-5 4-- lx . 4, . . ff-4, 47 1 hola- , ima- -i 'w ,v . . f mn ,N - f ,..- f -- -.. -1 4 ' f v 1. , X ,rf b rlkfi 3, -A , .f , - U Fm -...K x'--'-' . h .,,,, .i N- , , -4 if in--A - if ' ,,. K M- QV QQLVI 7, v- us' 4 ' ,, ,.'- - 'iff 'lA4.lK ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ..-. , J 44 W Lffm ,. ' . . J!-N-1 Q .V , -fi At exactly 8:05 a.m. August IS, 1975, the lid blew off to a boiling start for thc mighty Rebs. Expectations, ex- citement, and dread filled the silent classrooms at Robert E. Lee. Long lines for schedule changes, forgotten locker combinations, and lost soph- omores shuffling through the halls boosted the first day off to a hectic start. Finally after a short summer the empty halls become a place bubbling with life as the 75-76 school year began. Boot The Bobcats! FS Smile. you'rc on Candid Camera. fi 'Q P 755' Km ftt, X it Soph- - omores wan- dered down the fe halls totally lost. XT-CX .X They were. The class of '78 had no ideal ofthe plans the juniors and se- X ' . . . lx XX 36. 24 . . . lVhal comes next? mors had m store for them. X' QP X, On the first day, seniors raked i XX in a suitable sum of money they X collected from bathroom passes XX X, and pep rally tickets. WVhen juniors X were stopped by sophomores asking X gp advice, the junior class gladly offered di- Xx- rections to the elevators and the second it . floor Biology classes. Finally, alter a couple school spirit drives Brian Hin Imlmmm of weeks, the sophomores were oriented into Rebeland. Super Sophs began their high school careers at Robert E. Lee. i 123 CAMP S LIFE Campus life is . . . students in- volved . . . working together to make things bet- ter . . . leaders of the fu- ture . .. loud voices . . . blur of faces . . . expressing ideas . . . creating images . . . building skills . . . lockers slamm- ing . . . and sooner or later . . . wind- ing it up, we leave . . . some with re- grets, others with none. ,um Standing on the east side of L.H.S. is our Youth Center, a place for almost every student in school. Directed by Mr. Bill Collins, it is a well organized facility that is enjoyed by all. Food, air hockey, and pool seem to be the best part of all, but the Y.C. is also a place just to visit friends and use up leisure time. During lunch, people begin pouring in and the Y.C. starts buzzing with excitement and a roaring noise that voices and music bring. Brightly decorated in maroon and white, with Rebel flags embossed on the wall, the Youth Center pro- vides various activi- ties for Lee High School students. I2-1 A . . I 5, ' I Q ,A an fail , Q ' lf? 4 ' P54 i uf Q , . V .' . I Hi 3 -1 Snoopy resting on the fireplace. .z.,.g'--M 1 I f 2 mf Holida Halls Christmas rolled around like a sled speeding down a ski slope. Even though there was no snow before school was let out for the Christmas holidays, the air was filled with Christ- mas spirit and cheer, with third period advisories hustling and bustling to convert the ordinary wooden brown doors into col- orful gates of Christmas. The contest was close and even though there were only two winners, Christmas spirit was all around and inhabited everyone. ' 4 4 AY 'gy' 1 r no 4 if J i Mouse joins in the spirit. l. Students working hard lor the door contest. 'Q The frogs decide to sing or croak Christmas songs. 125 Love 's Di ine Nui-.1 i ,f 1 U - .i ,N Mu' if o xvllCI'C did Hwy all Colne frmn? Y W Blushing pride. W Good grief. get off my lap! YVhnl am I doing here? 126 National Honor Society is well known for its V alentine's Day celebration. Cries of embarrassment were expressed loudlv while members dressed in unusual garb began sing- ing You've Cot a Friend' or YVhere, NVhere are You Tonight? Carnations and telegrams brought smiles and laughter from surprised students and teachers. Along with bringing in over 951,000 for scholarships, the day was one to look back on and say to yourself. Did I really blush! You met another and PFLLLT you was gone! 127 ft ,i M' - gk. if lv ' f' ij is 1 No fleas pl ease. Mceska. Nlooska. Biousekateers. . .Xi 3255, X . Xxx .t vc.: 1 - ,-,, :,'. 1.- 1 ' r n :a,,L-- f 4'.-'-p-cf:-a,2' ', .,,:-,',,,, ,L A , ,,, ,,,7,,1R'. ,,, ,Q ,L . ,,.u A -.1 .,,. X ,, .,,, ,,,,,. 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S' ibififlg , Triggering? the senioritis epidemic, the disease caused in- to away the book andistaiitiplanning more cre- Qaqve activitieszjuch as trips to the sandliills and to eat at the youth center. ' ,w,w 'I ., . l'n2N.XX 5 symtomsjot the sickness appeared ascfsuiihumed faces dreamily oiitiiyindows. Springtime sportsfforganized and Liniirganized, took, priority over textbooks and nitelevision iii' if-X Il it-QQ' fi .XX short from tiirieksto time again, the south winds udilwto rise, fighting ofiigroundhog days and weathermenivlisg tenirig only to a studentis cramped feet and idle daydreamsij 'I -is X X - -As ' ' ' . , ,- me T,,,,,,,, ,c ,X M :N Sheryl Gutherie enjoys spring with a round of golf. A , . - A 1 px... ' X- , A 'Y , K ' - ., . , R .1-1 X i Fw- , .J i . -, ' 'iff' 1 ' i , -- e it-411 H 4 . lvl' - ,-,.e.., - ,f - +-1-Af:-p. 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QQ... x ,L . -. jimmy Wilson is caught daydreaming in the school's front lawn. Sitting lazily in the grass, these two young ladies enjoy the sunshine. 128 uic Hey, listen to my version of New Orleans jazz. Maybe I should take up whistling. Kelley Copper is discouraged after the third try. F ootstomping and hand clapping ac- company the show of involvement and enjoyment of music. Some enjoy play- ing for their own pleasure, others to en- tertain, and still others enjoy simply listening. Guitars, pianos, and drums are among the most popular instruments: instruments that one can pick up and fiddle with. But where instruments weren't avail- able whistling took over. Those who were advanced whistlers were able to duplicate any song, with a wide-ranged scale. Singing alone with the radio or stereo was a major musical pastime for those who weren't musically inclined. Often butchering a song by singing off-key and improvising on the lyrics, they dis- regarded all musical techniques and comments from listerners to make their own beautiful music. b. W But Miss Hall, julie Wheat made me do it. unior i Falling behind the energetic senior class and a less active sophomore class, ju- niors readily displayed their enthusiasm. Involved in many activities, juniors ranked in the tops for spirit. Parading in ma- roon and white for homecoming, the class of '77 revealed outstanding patriotism. The Homecoming float was one of the first projects undertaken, and was folled by showing The Sting in the youth center, bringing in money for the junior class. ?jm2 Tggliley Sars She needs the l0Cke1'S f0 e p 0 er up. Phot0gTaPh ai i ., 1113 1 i ' j P Class time was spent in the darkroom with the door closed and the lights off. It was in this room that photog- raphers developed their skills as well as pictures. Hard I . y work and efficiency filling rush orders for the paper and ,V .N j yearbook produced pictures that would record school life ' f g and events for years to come. - 1 Hifi- -.-. J 'Q 1 U 'ii A , git Wu. . W -A A jk' fr ' j l' 'f 'Pi f--f' 'A ' ' V' M .. 'i The Yashica is the staffs best friend. joe Rodriquez 'illustrates perfect form for taking pictures. l30 ,. 'Ef 5 l .r 'Q l' 5. L 1-53 V ll i. 1 1 1 Bio-Med Club The Bio-Med Club had a lot of fun learning about biology and medi- cine. Guest speakers spoke at various meetings, teaching club members more about the field of medicine. . The Bio-Med Club. I 3 I Officers from left to right: jean Ward, Micheal Bird, Lisa Kingrea and Cynthia Cruse. u 5 'Y if , 51 f 1 'l' x 5 -,VF r 'A ' m 1 ka sf XL Q ' Q5 J ' l1'4 I 55 21? - H f X f 41 qw 53, 'am l' . -I ,i.f 'f s- , 41' - 1 H. aw, 15 5 2. mv -Ev . 22 V W -JL Q' Ra gg, fl' ' l W? 'X XA 1 ' ' Af M. ?'5 2T'f G' F, alfa H -2-:QV A N - 1 Jw? . , I' .Fw-wi , EM Q 4.-em ,! 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They became such an integral part of school that seeing one without the other was like seeing a zebra withollt stripes. Togethemess, though, sometimes caused prob- lems for teachers and the attendance office. Tar- diness was a commonplace occurence as boys fulfilled their obligation of walking their girl- friend to class. wi 2 if 2 J f- I , .N 5 lv ,nl vi if i 'la W, ll' Aa f alfa 3 if 2555515555 , 7 e qjffv 5 I want to hold your hand. Seniors '7 6 Cries of joy and anguish rang out of Lee's walls on May 24, when all of the 76'ers walked through Lee's doors for the last time. Hugging and warm embraces were a common occurence in the orange hall, as misty-eyed seniors watched each other leave their home for three years in just five minutes. Some had regrets and others had none, but the memories of Lee will be in their hearts and minds from this day forth. Right: james Berry has trouble working the candy machine. Susan Stapler tells it like it is. i I ., 1. ' 1? w f a 1 - g A Vx. ' , ,Q .. 33 4...,.- Lazily reading under the shade tree. Readin g Considering the amount of reading that students were required to do, one might have thought that they got enough. However, reading during free time was both entertain- ing and a relaxing pastime for many students. Books covered a wide range of subjects and were easily accessible. A visit to the school li- brary or the nearest bookstore could give the reader information on :lmost any subject. One could find the novel he had heard so much about but never had the time to read. The contagion of popular books also in- creased book borrowing among students. Books were often seen being passed from hand to hand and from locker to locker. Two of the most passed books were JAWS and A SEPARATE PEACE. Despite long waiting lists for popular books, the devoted usually found a way to get their hands on a copy and spend hours eng- romed on its pages. P' - W4 ix. ,,, - -21: ik. -... 1- ' ' ' if On the quiet of the patio students can often be found reading the newest novels. l35 - . -v t, 3 - Y . E if -' -bu3,F 'fi-' ,, , ., ., ...f-' WM M , V -ml, I mile, You,re on Have you ever wondered why people take candid shots? Well, one reason is they catch you at the most unex- pected times, and another is, people like seeing other people not being prepared for all situations. Sophomores are always getting tied up. Kim Weaver puts on a happy face. 7 k w 'i' i , N Candid Camera a , 1 - I How come I'm always the only guy in the picture? You can't catch me oH guard. 137 , Y 'L LGR 1 I I -fs Pictmes, Pictures .. . Rebelettes posted signs on lockers for bobster spirit. 1-4' , i g 5, lg? 4 ' 1 !' , 3' l l'-- --P-.. ' nu ' '. W u W v , , ,, If ... 1 1 iii. 1,1 'T W ' ., ,, , :J 1.14 r , , 4 Lisa Mac gets the typewriter going at all hours in the moming. Kaynell johnson and Pam Leek discuss the days activities Alley-oop. 138 And ore Pictures. Good morning, Marcia! How do you like my hair? QCE . .fl a3 1-abil ml 4-- ' Hall gatherings like this can cause gossip to spread fast. I9 139 ii., Senior Dinner Seniors ran around the cafeteria like chick- ens with their heads cut off. The hustle and bustle of speakers speaking and seniors eating brought about the feeling of one of the finest moments of living. Listening attentively, Lee seniors awaited the moment of release for the dance afterward. Entertained by and the Music Machine, it was an evening enjoyed by all. 1.1. and the Music Machine get down for the seniors. 1 ,Q tw-Q. K . .A W' 4., S -V-'IK Q' . sa ,. 1 X, it , gn Sherman Chew gives a spirited speech on the cold, Seniors are restless as they await the food. if cruel, world . 140 I X x x 1. , X 3, Moving with the music. 1.1. and The Music Machine. XX is WAAS! ' in fr -1 'I a X l 5 ,N 4 ig, 1 The Bump was a favorite at the All Night Party. Ain, othin g ut Party. The class of '76, excited after graduation, celebrated the evening at the All Night Party on May 27, 1976. Af- ter receiving their diplomas they rushed down to the Midland County Exhibit building to gather for their final fling. Dancing to the music of three different bands, the Seniors lived it up, from 11 p.m. till 5 a.m. As the night went on the many sleepy heads that were beginning to nod would be- come wide awake at refresh- ment time. As the party came to a close after a suc- cessful night, many tired and independent Seniors made their way home. Refreshments were provided 9954 x 'r---endif' ' ir 1 . ' - +.:::'. - K A dung! -Sf. :TJ ami' H '0 ua rad BL, i 2 Amidst the atmosphere of pomp and circumstance, a, collage of memories, re- flections, and speculations pattemed the minds of all. Beams of excitement and an occasional dewy eye radiated from thexfaces of happy but nervous graduates. Graduates reminisced of the sad and happy, serious and funny moments of the year, their favorite class with the bland tasteless lecturesn but friendly and fun-filled classmates, of the excitement of the most important game of the sea- son and the times caught skipping, while parents got goose bumpstwatching their child walk across the stage to accept new responsibility. 142 wff! ffl! Wlth each graduate came its cheering sectlon whlch varned conslderably ln sxze It was easy to see those few who were truly admxred by most of the other semors, wlth the explosion of loud cheers and applause frlllng the stadlum as Russell Kellner and Brran Pope strolled across the stage Leavmg fire dnlls forged permits and thlrd penod announcements graduates allowed excitement for the commg of summer college or whatever was 1n store as cheers rang through the stadium at the end of ceremomes 143 Left The stack of dnplomas were IIIIPYCSSIVG Bottom left The last of the graduates marchlng m Bottom rlght Presentation staff Opposite page top A graduate proudly walkmg to her seat Opposite page top nght The last row IS almost seated Opposite page Recogmtlon of the graduates begms Opposnte page bottom rxght The band prepared to play Pomp and Clrcumstance I , ff 1 ' I . I lf 'L 'f '. . 4 , 1 'I-'Ir ' p A fi , l 3 r A -' , , . y W l AX il' V 1 , V , ' v A . rg, . I K X :E 1 ' D M. I 1. . 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Friendly yelling competition . took place between classes for the maroon-and-white decorated spark plug, a new tradition that went. to the class with the most enthusiasm. Pep rallies were not only exciting and thrilling, but more important to some, they shortened a long and tedious school day., .-,. .Wi .Ri if 1. vw vi ,J . .iz .,.,. 4 , . 4. ' J 'ji , T ' .321--wal ' f '- t kr ..,fe1e-aa... '- ' 'if -'diff s-.e-55,i'f'3- if ' V l . N. ...fl l.!l'1'l '1viiF W' V , iii? f1:f.-.,.,-X ,Y L V . l .. .'w'l .wrf'v-f5 'vw'i- I -U ru, .ir it l . . 4. '-fu ,N .-- .Z . 1 i 4 ' QQP... w . V 1 -Q. .V ' lminz, Sock it to ,em, Rebs. Ou uctober 10, the students of Lee High School gathered to- gether to Sock it to San Angelo Day. Everyone wore his craziest, wildest socks to show his school spirit. Bright greens, blues, reds, and yellows added to the kaleido- scope of the day's activities. There were socks of all varieties with stripes, plaids, and even some with toes! Pants were rolled up to the knees and everyone got into the act. Mrs. White, Mrs. N. Hetzel, and Mr. Cooper rolled up their pants and joined in the fun. It was a well organized, spirit-arousing day that will be remembered always. 'YUWVUK Ky . . Run overall the Panthers. Left to right, Kathy Harris, Lisa Hildreth, Lyrisa Lisso, Jeri Lin Reinli, and Kaynell Johnson 147 Home arade Finally Homecoming rolled around the comer, and the atmosphere was filled with excitement. At 3 p.m., Octo- ber 17, the streets of Illinois and Pecos were lined with patriotic Rebels wait- ing for the procession to begin, Many looked on attentively viewing the floats 0 r COIIIIH fi- ' i T 'Fx it Q on E3 nf fi ,,. wh . 2 yxtfiwp 'ff Y and cars which constituted original con- , gin 'Q-A51-'.1 ' t-'Q' cepts of LHS students. The Bi- fr 5 , , Q A -, . centennial theme showed the Spirit of s 4 ' -4 , t ' A 1' 1 76 with the floats gallantly rumbling . . ' W A p Z ' - A, past in colors of red, white, and blue. ' ' ' U' A X . The 1975 Homecoming parade had be- The Senior Class won the float competition. Ring the Cougars' bell! gun. Crash a Cougar! I , V' I . ' r N -A ' ll ., , I Q , Q I X Q E: r - Q nfl!-I U F,-'.,,. li an V02 CARRIE MORGAN 5' Q' 1975 VOE Sweetheart: Carrie Morgan. VY ft: 3- V gn li 1. 'v Kelly Young, Kathy Rogers, and Donald Duck enjoy Homecoming festivities. x The theme for Homecoming included Bicentennial Walt Disney characters. Get Dancing The interval between the Home- coming parade and the dance seemed as if it would last forever. But the time finally arrived and the doors were opened, inviting every- one into the youth center, a brightly decorated room filled with cheer and excitement. Walt Disney entered the picture with Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, and Goofy carrying over the Bicentennial theme dressed as revo- lutionary soldiers heading to battle. The dance was showered with an ar- ray of formals and sharp-looking suits, students ever present with fun loving smiles and vibrant laughter. The speakers rocked on .their stands as music blared through them, ur- ging dancers to the repeating rhythm of the drums. Refreshments included spiked punch and a wide variety of cookies. In ,addition to reviving old memories, the 1975 Homecoming dance was something not to be 1 I' gr. if r. u ' 33 s One more memorable Homecoming dance. Trick or Treat On October 31, the Lee Choir held its an- nual spook house to raise money for its spring trip. As you entered the first room, formal greetings were given .by many of its in-. habitants. In the main chamber, witches and skeletons surrounded you in blood-splattered clothing waiting to grab loose arms and legs that were scurrying by. Passing the bathroom, blood oozed from around the sink and shower onto the floor. Pendulums, spiders, and musty quarters sent chills down ones, back good enough to scare even the bravest of people. Once you were outside the gate, drained of all breath and energy, the colorful images were to be remembered long after. Hey, we ought to be on Broadway! Yuk! How do I manage to get into these messes? . , , H' A ' --fav -' sw, I-.- v.1s,,,'- fsanizafions , yn...-. n g .V af: 'sa f.. . . x,,, V REEL 'fy - - QQ wx .M A? I, 4 I 2 -.- .5 1 's , 4 'L 'Q 'hr' ,W Sw: if afif.. , Hx . 'eff' 1 D' . ..S.!.-an -,:, E4 4 , H -ir4 j,'. wo- f . ' Q .n.,- - 1 , 'Q . ' JC-V .X -u,. xi 0 Edltors 151 The members of the Marching Band were required to have strict self-discipline in order to lead the school with spirit-boosting pep-ral- lies, half-time performances, and concerts. ,ig Nils, 4 H Jw 9 The 1975-76 I 1 X W n W ,, A X, A, ,,,, ,, ,, . ,, 5145 NVQ qu WSWS? rr' gifs? Rebeland and if .., Y , , ., Y YYY,. .. F-f W?-il . Sw' BAND -3 Ffa? ii- 1 ,XVIN -105, bm: IAP' if i ,ff Rebel Band Rebel Band had a terrific year. It all began in August and continued full tilt until graduation. Marching Band, directed by Ike Nail and Lewis Thompson, received three 1's at the University Inter- scholastic League Marching Contest. J! .Er , 'ae E? K M A ig V5. w Y , V 1' I ,Q f I -f . I a ' 3-, 7? Q ,. - P' U. H. .- V su... I W. .1 it ,,.. ,, Q x 1-1.f,.,,, , f iz .afellifll 'V 1' I1 1 ' l 4 4 ...1 1, - -3, I .40-x..,9 fn ,, . 9 A ' ' .-f1f A'.-' ' 1 , ' -N I ' .34 W- 'fi' 1H 1 ' 1 ' I 'L . ' A A Ligfggl I-5 '52 Q .,. A' ' - . t M' '65, M ., . Hg... ,- sf' 5-, -ag M ' ... .552 '- , .W fi U 12334 -, ' W QQ.:-1: lu, . ' '- - ,wffmql '14,-:A if 1 . I' ag 'li if Q, 1. f . ,, I . Y. qw ,pp - -. ...Q -' . ' -rg . -'1 gm j f- fp' ,i .,1 ,i 1 - 1 - f- . ,. . ' phil? . vp vu . ,W mv- ' H I .ugf .V - .g x if f , M X 6 YW. O '9? 1 wilt n '. j igs . swf Y tragic Y , I Opposite page: Band performers during Contest. This page top left: D1'um Major LyniDaniels. Top right: Drum Major Vicki Green. Left center: Left to right: Kelley Copper, Eric Pringle, Steve Graham, Craig Graham, Dan Shipman, james Hamilton, Debbie Solari. Right center: Sharon Zachery, Laluan Reid, Donna Spry, jan Baker, Sherri Minihan, Lyrisa Lisso. 56 ri ,Q 'llgzz'-W Band Director: Mr. Ike Nail Assistant Band Director: Mr. Lewis Thompson ,11.1e.,, A.., A ,C Qi ,, 14.9 I Q f V- Aw ,. I s J' 1' , 'ffrkrzgs H,j,,4..2-fkfiz-' f .gfff P I 'Q J, F f 'T ,YQ if ' 1, iv i ' M' I ,W- ff ff 7 F3 The Sounds of usic Lee Choir seemed to be all for one, and one for all. The Lee Chorale gathered many honors during the year including Superior ratings in the University Interscholastic League Contests. Hang in there. I want to hold your hand. I5 16 0 The National Honor Society has been in- volved in many school ac- tivities. The one that will never be forgotten is the Valentineis Day project. During a fun-filled day of singing, flowers, and tele- grams, NHS took in a profit of over 51,000 to' give as a scholarship. Monahans Sandhills provided a fun trip for all members as school came to a close. i:'1Z.TfQEiV 351. Society For cholars A 'a .,i- ,-P- I if K . K, :- . K .TxJ,' A 3 ,, ,.--4-.ei,fr,' v 4' , I ff- L.-Ip9'r:E15f11I, ,'l::.,1QL:,f A,.5'- - ' 4. 'N . n, Y ml 1 iv -V . yt-1 1, iH'5fm,.5x, T Cosmetology Cosmetology is a two-year course offered by the school with instruc- tion in hairdressing, poise, make up, and the study of character. The club participated in a VICA contest in March. The areas in which they were judged are: Skilled speed, rollups, sets, permanent wave rollups, comb-outs, and their theory notebooks. The judging was done by a professional hairdresser. Girls who received superior ratings qualified for state. l I 1 X X 2 A 5, any ,c...,- i Miracle working: takes longer every time! Does her hairdresser really know for sure? 161 orking Core of Lee Students working in the 100 Club strive everyday to keep the Youth Center a place to be proud of. Through dedication and swift minds of money changers the club is a working core of Lee. Exchanging change. Mr. Collins, sponsor 162 54 'H ,fr -.Q ' PM 7 57' ifi m'-. 'TTT' ff','1rf?ix HF, KQLQ' Q ,, -1 '- 4 311- if -,Nl V 'SC-SQ, -: 1- l , -:f.:? E.: ' 'F -wffi . Lifllvilg Fu' 4-ily ' - ' 'E E.'f3-aff ' , L P .t ::11:f7f H?- f 4 .'i'i',?z,i' i7. 'n'Q1Qi To .Aff V. - fl 'Up'-G A., ', , '.-',ff13 i'i ig, gm-ln? X T11 .ft 5 L3'f1Q757l 1 :lj hgh' , j 5' 1.-1:51 ' 'ggi-f'rf25 f1 5a' X f i Qs 15.5. 2 .tri - ,.- Q1--f i A 2' Elf: lwf 'J-3 1 d. was 'Pale 1 ':. ' 3,114 u3gY'ri5i,,.fs5r , t Eggsfq. Tall fr, .. -3-QE ,-51 .Ar it 1 . f:--1, -- i -1- r- fa 1 '- ' 1 . fi f.gffI ' ' ti .'. I Q Q - QSM Jiqfz- W Pebble Cast Staff The Pebble Cast worked towards putting literature writ- ten by students this year into magazine form. Not all litera- ture was chosen, just that suitable enough to be put into the Pebble Cast magazine. Sponsor is Mr. Crowe. 163 Un Peu Dilinthauiasme The French Club jumped into action this year by displaying its talents i11 areas of poetry and prose recitation, singing, and vocabulary memorization. During the Homecoming parade, the club entered a car featuring Carolyn Collins as French Club Sweetheart. The French Club officers for this year: Janet Hilliard, Cathy Terrell, Xan Phiffer. I6 XM J jeff-'ii Ich in in Rebel A trip in November highlighted the events of the German Club. The cele- bration consisted of thousands of people dancing to oom-pah music, eating wurst fsausagej and guzzling been-5 the Ger- man Club enthusiastically joined in. In October, they supported Homecoming activities with a float in the parade. Club officers include: Debbie Solari, Marj Brown, and Judy Hodge. You vill do eveeyting ve say-und you vill like it! 167 ats, Gloves, and Bells. The Rebelettes are a truly dedicated group of girls who give a great deal of themselves to help foster school spirit at Lee. They wrap the foot- ballers' houses in maroon and white, make wall signs, decorate hall lockers, and even give our boys spirit', cupcakes. These girls do not usu- ally get the recognition they truly deserve as the spirit boosters of Lee. Squads: This page top, jolee Aylesworthg this page bottom, Jana Williamsong opposite page top, Laura Folmarg opposite page middle, Lisa Weltong opposite page bottom, Barbara Browning. ., .1 . w 5. '- Y L.,-,-.r '4' ',x - 4' ' 'A fn: 1 .' '5 2-my l 17' . . if-Q 15 1- - .L ' i - Y W F 1 -Q 4 , -.V ,r al. L 'Q r X 41 Q , l 168 mf T 'El We Y:-5 H'-5 r W, g? - ll f F l 7-r, , , ' ' I A' ' w ' - . 1 W ' ' T , ,ni in I V 'hx X , JH, A . , r.:,. , 1 . 2-i,, ,.' -1 f, an .Q--V-A v gf--- 4 ir'-' ,,.:'?': ff:-' :- j -- 1 Mfiuz - , . F'--::.1,, 1, .. . 'LQ .. Tlx Af? KTA Be s, Gloves, and ats. V14 rfw -Y r::Q -J--A -I izfli L.- A- 1 --- , Q..-. V il, - - The Key to Lee Key Club members contributed their time and effort this year towards building school spirit and pride. They constructed the Home- coming bonfire in October, offered their ser- vices in parking lot maintenance, and held their traditional balloon sales on the patio for the football games. The marching Kazoo Band also drew attention to the Key Club. ,, --qrrn so,, 7 , -.,, JJ , , ll Homecommg entry HZOO 170 ' s -., -, 1: .ff 2 - ft ,. '31L'. ' ,, sf? ,Eff -'-11555, fr'-'-1--5 Jzf'-V. -:dVil1k 7l'J rug 1.'lli 'ILLQ ' H ,i Q ', l 1 .12-:Q J' V' 1 y M 'Pl' ' r 1 .f,Qs1'f 3 , . - 'i'1+f:'5 'I w'1f.1 , ,g,-, ,-,m'J.,f 1. fag'-Li, . . if . ,.,' , ,Q ..-lg-fifL 3f.s-mi-.1 tg-Q-gf. 1, M f H, ,fq,.s'1,,,'1,',.f.g QEXQFE1-' M ,aQ.'gfLj Jsfll' ii- ,J'3-Var-3 W W ,-',i.,.'5u1-1.5 1:f 'jf'L1' -7.'T-?wf?iIl,,!i V rr.-X5 u,3:.,, ,II 5 U :Tp A 4 -,j Tim, '- 5 sn., L-11,1 xi: A '- ,Q gr- 1- i A YI' ,, ,-wzw :VA -l- 1 ,Y 5-N - '- i ' , i ' 1 ' I ' K' ' .' - , Spirit is . . . Rebel Brigade members foster a great deal of the Rebel fighting spirit. They prove their spirit by waving our Rebel flag at every football game, and every Thmsday they wear their Rebel Brigade shirts. Senior Key Club members. s W i 'll' if ,Ai x ff j V K,-A' V' X '. gr, V i 0 Officers from left to right: Jamey Bates, Roy umor Key Club members. Dame, Crowley, Eric Pringle. 171 La ' Lovers Studying the Latin language was only the begin- ning for junior Classical League members. They worked up the play Rinse the Blood Off My Toga , and presented it to the students for a small fee. While leaming of the customs of the ancient world they also made many new friendships with students who held similar interests. We love ya, Blue Eyes fMr Casonj 17 panish ational Honor ociety The Spanish Honor Society worked, played, and had alot of fun learning more about the Spanish language and its customs. The society recognizes outstanding scholarship and achievements in the language. Si Si, for shore! 173 Rebel Cast Staff tagemasters A drama student must work one hundred hours, either by acting or by doing behind-the-scene work, to become a Thespian. An Honors Thespian is required to do six hundred hours work. Stagemasters is composed of stu- dents who are lacking the one hundred hours to become a Thespian, but are working toward that goal. Horace Griffin, drama department director, sponsored both of these organizations. filiiul. - lf? I -a.. .Lx 174 ' Vasa --1 e m A,,A-.4 '1 QP! 3 i Q I1 , ,in 'xii' ff. ' In ' MI ,H ng, x 175 Thespians do more than act. Change Challenges Leadership Coordinating student activities at Lee, the Student Council works to improve inter-school relations. By working within the system, the changes brought about benefit not only the stu- dents, but the administration also, creating a unifying spirit of accomplishment. This page top, Officers, this page bottom, Se- nior members, opposite page top, junior mem- bers, opposite page bottom, Sophomores. 6 77 ITCA Every year ten Seniors, ten Juniors, and five Sophomores are selected to serve as representa- tives of Student Involvement Through Community Action. This organization is associated with the Chamber of Commerce and these 25 students are selected on the basis of citizenship and character. The purpose of this organization is to promote and carry out plans for the bet- terment of our community. , I 4 'Ari 1 V K, 1 N i 1 qi! N . l 5 , ' X X ' .h lp- 1 l A -fylrlavlv -L' l U ' 1, .I. 9 . h 'ft h ,.- . f' H' . kilt 'A YQJWLR-.3-Ti - 3 .1'.i' ,f 178 . ' X ,fy , 'sq l ' ' v -b K.,-.. ,. - ,, gf ' Q 'g2a'1',':Hf2fiS' l ' ll 2 i l -.2 il ' fi41W-,, 5g-y- M 7,1 1 ' 'gl ' EH' '-' v 5'.'1,'-, if 1' '.: lrgf..'.1CJ-'iz 'r . as l ,....' ,gn uture Teachers of America FTA helps prepare students who plan to pursue teaching careers. Sponsors this year are Mrs. Cavendar and Mr. Painter. Through- out the year it helped in planning several projects and activities like the Head Start pro- gram and the annual state convention. Topg watch me girls and do just what I do. sit down and Shut UP frm Pfacticingl- I79 ust shooting the breeze. gg!-': National Honbr Society's Seniors 180 Therefs more to school than just FUN! National Honor Society's Juniors. .I.CiA. By attaining skills in Wood working, electronics, and mechanical drawing the young people in V.I.C.A. are able to train their hands in a vocational profession. Using toclay's vision they anxiously train for tomorrowis world. l82 I ...... WI I .I I I T I .I I I I I I I I I 1 I l I 'I I I I IF I I I I I I E I I i I I I I J 1 I 7I'1J174lrIIL.Ii1rI J l11lJIWTJII,I,I I, TIII 114 I ITDJJIIIIIIIIIu1IlzJ1II'II.',,' an American tudent Forum The Pan-American Student Forum promotes an attitude of brotherhood towards our neighbors to the South Any Spanish-speaking student with a grade average of A is eligible to be in PASF. 184 Chicano-Anglo-Negro- rganization CANO this year was busy raising money for a college scholarship to be given to a member of CANO. Also it had a Teacher Appreciation Day for all the faculty here at Lee. 185 Art Club l 47 H Y H ' ' , L'2'.1,'.,11ffT7'f 'I'I:'r. ' H1 gs:-' . ': :Q -gun, ..t1:.,.1.2'J5,-:' 'f-ferrriffmiff 1-. - , '-'f.1'l:53f f'-'5 K. u , ' :. .-11.4 Zt 2C14. .- -N . ,.::,,f J1,,.:C?,' .L 4 5 M.,-1H5,f,.,.,,.2?,,124 . H it , . ., Lv ' -N - . ,, Milly HQQW JQJ 1 - M .MW-4,LwRg41!'-f:.?f5 W uf- ' - N , f 1 ' ' N , :.fegx-.Hx-w5'1 X l 4' , L.Yv,Q'T1 ',J w . . FJ- l '?r 'ff' , . N. i A-' 1 4,1 SL 1 f- 'w',1 V fi f I 1 ..:K71,' I ,- .Ji-iii' 'V , '15 , SE' ' N i -1, , H, ,-, .- , , , ,, ., 41 ,1,,,5:, . , wi V 5 ,- ,,-, ,, L ' ,g 1, , f -, w 'M' , ' H f., Q.,H ' VH -. 4, ' ,,,u, ' 12 , ' ,Q , , -, V , Creativity, imagination, and hard work best fit the members of Lee's Art Club. This year they were busy painting the backgrounds for Carousel, the Coronation and the Senior Prom. I86 uture Farmers of America Future Farmers of America strive for the knowledge of their land and animals. The members of FFA were busy this year participating in livestock shows, leadership teams, and obtaining food for America. 187 Distributivc Education Corporation of rnerica Membership of Distributive Education Corporation of America is made up of Juniors and Seniors interested in pursuing careers in business. To accomplish this they worked in various local businesses around Midland. The sponsors are Mr. Taylor, Mr. Pressly, and Mrs. Lanclua. 188 f ,lp 1 Ill x I 1 'vii' n if Q 'I 1. I 'ff' .HI fl- . .ll 1, . .R ,fy 'f- Q, , 4' 5 . - 4 J . -L . N., en Rocha Rodriguez i - - 2-1-irgfj' Krvl fr' - A 0 ports Echtors 189 1m Acree- Head Football Coach Coach Acree graduated from a high school in Maud, Okla., where he was an All- State End. He is a 1954 graduate of the University of Oklahoma and is in his 22nd year of coaching. He coached six years at Bonham, four as an assistant and two as head coach and athletic director, with a 20-2-0 record. The next seven years were at Corsicana where his record was 69-15-2 with a State Championship in 1963. He coached three years at SMU and Texas Tech. Then he returned to high school coach- ing at Midland Lee in 1970. His 14-year coaching record is 121-45-4. Coach Acree coached the All-Star game in 1964, was elected Football Coach of the year and served on the Board of the Texas High School Coaches' Association. Lee won District Hon- ors in .1975 for the first time in .the school's history under the direction of Coach Acree. Coach Acree was elected Coach of the Year for District 5-AAAA in 74-75. 190 I iv l J lf w N , 1 ' 'N ' W 'i ty 'V -Y it was 1 'W ' ,I l ' 1 ' X r 1 1 J 1 , P E ...f J' I f Q Q mf . W it 4 -fflv :fr r V H E . Y aroon Platoon nd Stonewall rigade This page, top to bottom: Jim Acree, Ben Davis, Neal Estes, Val Osborne, james Stewart. Pictured left to right: Ernie Johnson, Van Grady, Tim Whalen, and Rick Cauble, trainer. ,4 Nik , N 1 ff 'E' .1 - ' v ' ' . 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Lee Varsity Football Top Row Dwayne Vest Dale Land John Lowery Doug Laufer Matt Lookabaugh Dicky Lynch Bryan Ellis David Dakil Jimmy Hernandez Eric Stewart Fifth Row Billy Skinner Scott Patton Clyde Gary Craig Young Alan Neal Mark West Doug Laufer Sherman Chew john Porter Second Row Steve Withrow Cary Shelton Brad Wright Bobby Humble David Hobbs Greg Hunt jeff Degenfelder John Finley Sixth Row junior Miller Sam Danial Bill Malone Cary Grafa Brent Hicks Tom Cloyd Bryan Pope Felix Acree Alfred Flores Third Row James Benson Craig Atchison Brian Ramey Robin Barnett Doug Hillman Donald Salinas James Lundy Steve Sledge Denzil West Bottom Row Kenneth Hyson Steve Purdy Robert johnson Bill Murrah Russell Kellner Rusty Laughlin Bryan Webb Richard Wilson Rusty Buchanan Robert White Fourth Row Greg Shelton Mike Kerley Randy Hicks Kevin Allen john Casey Curtis Cormack Robert Ochsner Brian Crowell Jeff Mathews Vemon White sept. sept. sept. oct. oct. oct. oct. HOV. Il0V. scoreboard 6 lhs 12 lhs 19 lhs 3 lhs 10 lhs 17 lhs 24 lhs 7 lhs 14 lhs lubbock Snyder plainview odessa san angelo cooper permian abilene midland Plainview's visit to Lee marked the close of non district play. Team captains are Rusty Laughin, Russell Kellner Bryan Webb. Influencing skill and endurance, pride and unlimited spirit, the fearless stormed forward to unite Lee. Sharing elated triumph and forlorn defeat, the student body began evoking an intense spirit of union. For six long months, 64 young men devoted most of their time running, watching old films and lifting weights, spend- ing endless hours practicing, just to represent Lee High School throughout the district. These young men,.together with Coach Acree and his assistants, formed the mighty Ma- roon Platoon. Each opponent realized the Maroon Platoon was a tuff team to handle. The Rebels ended the season with a 6-3-1 record, which, we are proud to say, represented Lee High School very well. This page: Rebel men at work and at play. This page bottom: Junior Miller surrounded by San Angelo Bobcats. EF' 11111 P I 1. M I X - 5 , . I .-.- 4 . . ' ' ' 'ii 194 I 'na 1 .1-,- ., --av 5 To open the season, Rebels traveled to Lubbock to take on the Westerners. During the first half of the game, the Maroon Platoon powered its way from a ten point deficit to score four more touchdowns to win the game. On September 12, the Rebs played a great defense against the fired-up Snyder Tigers. After the smoke cleared, LHS chalked up its second big win.. Plainview's visit to Rebeland marked the close of a non-district play for the Rebel grid- ders as the Rebs were slipped another win. When Lee and Odessa met at Barrett Sta- dium, they were the only two undefeated teams in 5-AAAA. Again our Rebs proved themselves when .they blasted over the Bronchos. The Lee Rebels suffered their first defeat to the San Angelo Bobcats. Due to costly mis- takes in .the second half, the Bobcats took a commanding lead that the Rebels were un- able to overcome. Lee,s hopes for another chance at district champs were all but shattered by Abilene. With the loss to Cooper, the Rebels dropped to 1-2 in the district race. Lee's Clyde Gary accounted for all of Leeis touchdowns when the Rebels took on the Big Spring Steers. Lee moved to 2-2 in the district when they defeated the Steers. VVhen the Rebels and the Panthers met in Odessa, it was a tough battle all the way. Both teams were scoreless until the end of the third quarter when Permian -slipped by and scored a touchdown. Later in the fourth quar- ter they were able to add a field goal to win over the Rebels. The Eagles were let down as Lee defeated them by a score of 14-7. Lee's first score of the night came on a one-yard play by Bobby Humble. The 1975 game between the two Crosstown rivals proved to be a tough defensive battle that resulted in a tie for the second year in a row. Our Mighty Maroon Platoon chalks up another victory. Coaches johnson, Grady and Whalen have done a tre- mendous job with the Mighty Stonewall Brigade. Stonewall Brigade completed their season with a six win and four loss record. The greatly united team, along with it's efforts, managed to show its opponents the Lee j.V. was TOPS!! , Beginning the season with an early start, Lee j.V. worked out every morning, drilling, running and hit- ting hard. The fantastic footballers came through the season with a third place in the 5AAAA. By the seventh game, Lee J.V.'s most valuable play- ers were injured and out for the season. The Stonewall Brigade had come a long way. Lee J.V. practiced Labor Day in order to be ready for their first day. l.. L F?l5ii?1'a.,f1Wb VZ'-fPf - , 4' . ,L ,H , . ,. ,viiu 197 5-76 junior Varsity Football Bottom Row Rodney Harris Danny Scoggins johnny Combs Pat Calhoun Marvin Iglehart Mike Stone David Smith Allen White Scott Hausen Matt Faigh Fourth Row Mike Obriant Joe Carr Bud Richardson Dean Ellison Brent.Bates Stanley Carter Keith Sevin . Randy Allman Mark McHugh Craig Beeson Second Row Gary Lehenbauer Troy Jones Charles Roseberry Mark Parker Kyle Dickerson Mike Moore Tracey Rogers Richard Bratcher Wes McMillian Paul Andrews Kevin Lewis Fifth Row Richard Seaman Willie Beall Rusty Olson Mark Scroggins Todd Clemens David Windsor Chuck Owens Terry Pagett Dub Leaf Vick Sharp I97 Third Row Mark Green Darren Mayes Marty Golden Mike Dancy Jerry Moore John Marks Alan Funderberg Johnny Roberts George Gonzales Gilbert Sanchez Sixth Row Farris King Burdough Robert Bo Cappodonna Brit Bates Mackey McCrea Lee Medley Tim McAdams Doug Guthrie Brian Spruill S 11 NZ Time and pressure grew stronger and the Rebs never W0l'l'lCd about defeat. With the help of Coach Stueckler and Coach Stephenson, the Roundballers proved that they could take the pres- sure and come out on top. Top: Smith does it all alone. Bottom: An easy two points for the Rebs. Bottom left: Reiter gets a good rebound. .. ,-,.K, Q. .N ,. A The Rebs Start Of A Victorious Season ' ' L 1' .v.,. . . 3 1,-v.-,'.- -,. 'N V13 ,--1-Z v .q 1 ' . . 1:1 - : . , V . f l N 1 w E l 1 4 l ' ' ' 'J -PM - 1. , . ' - .' it .zf H - Mr ff P M ' Hip: - W . ...ii-Tfii '44 Paul Stueckler has been head basketball coach since Lee opened its doors in 1961. He attended The University of Texas at El Paso and is now working on his doctorate through the University of Washington in Seattle. He coached in Presidio and also held a Principal's position there. From Presidio, Stueckler moved to Austin High in El Paso where his team was district champs three years in a row. Since Stueckler has been at Lee, the Roundballers have won a District cham- pionship or co-championship six times. They have participated in the State Play- offs four times. Coach Stueckler states that the highlight of his career occurred in the 1974-75 season when the team participated in the state tournament at Austin. Stueckler received the Coach of the Year Award for his tremendous efforts. I99 Top: Around the hoop and in . . . 7' l i i VWE5 ' B 7 DQ 'fffii 'B ' '. 4- , ,Q L-, ,.,,,, ,UQ + . ,:. -' w- . - 1,4 ', --.-5,1 H -'ig-Q-5i,g.f ooooo ,y tl f i 1 ooooJ l oooa f ooo' , ' ' ur 'l ' fl 'f ' lf f fef t ' on B B v 'IT mi i K --1 ilu: ,,,!! 1 ax W W .. ll l'li,,.Wmll5 lL liz H ll ll ll Mw'M 'Jil'- V 'I 7 - A .. 4 A ,n 1 il 1.... Bottom: fleft to rightj-Kevin Davis, Cary jackson, Tom Choate, Roy Lee Smith, Tony Aguilar, Bobby Alexander, Steve Reiter, junior Miller, Mike Denny, Billy Ray Ennis, Brent Huckabay, Roy Johnson, Randy Cool, Paul Brockington, Robin Todd, David Pitts, Barry Blake, Mike Wallace, and Paul Stueckler. 200 Screeching Sneakers Muscles against muscles make the jump complete. Non- District Score Lee 64 - Lee 90 - Lee 53 - Lee 51 - Lee 49 - Lee 90 - Lee 50 - Lee 71 - Lee 55 - Lee 56 - Lee 65 - Lee 61 - Lee 73 - Lee 73 - Lee 54 - Lee 49 - Lee 51 - District Lee 62 - Lee 68 - Lee 65 - Lee 74 - Lee 52 - Lee 50 - Lee 76 - Lee 81 - Lee 50 - Lee 51 - Lee 58 - Lee 63 - Lee 65 - Lee 52 - 'Lee 46 - ' District Playoff VS- Opponent Lubbock Coronado Del Rio El Paso Austin El Paso Burgis Hobbs Lubbock High Big Spring Snyder El Paso Irvin El Paso Eastwood Hobbs Plainview Irving Nimitz Waco Brownwood Pampa Pampa Odessa San Angelo Abilene Cooper Big Spring Permian Abilene High Midland Odessa San Angelo Abilene Cooper Big Spring Permian Abilene Midland Abilene High Score 48 62 50 62 68 57 44 61 67 61 80 55 42 49 34 57 46 38 70 56 51 36 55 62 56 40 63 47 53 36 39 50 IN wi yy mm ' M Sophomore Basketball Kneeling: Earl Watson, Jeff Hatfield, Richard josefy, Britt Stephenson, Kelly Grigg, and Brad Hill. Standing: Coach Jack Stephenson, Doug Schmidt, jeff Rhoads, Bob Hill, Mitchell Radd, Mark Brous- sard, Andy Dillard, Larry Bel- cher, Chuck Purdy, Nate Goudeau, and Mr. Dee Simmons. ,,nl. JV Basketball Team Kneel- ing From Left: Mike Richard, Eddie Runyan, joe Garner. Middle: Mike Wallace, David Pitts. Standing From Left: Coach jack Stephenson, john Hopkins, Barry Blake, Mike Oestman, Steve Dellenback, Brad Wright, David Gillett, and David Stueckler. 202 ang 'SSH'x,g,',,ivqx --,. .ul '.-: on TF, :A-far' ml ' I eu e V--'-mmm . tl A . fig! , 3, , ,, v, ' 1 ,A 'f 1 4 Top Left: JV watches while the ball rolls around the rim before dropping to its destination. Bottom Left: Another exciting moment for the JV team and fans. Right: Score two for the mighty JV team once again! 203 '73-lg ' '- 7' E 5 f2rL' 4 it 5-2'?j'f P ull'3.'Al ..,'5,?2ll ' :1'i 5hH ' K. 1 N? ,- w fl, 1'-'JF ' I H F -I R U ' 'lv 'Jl m I '.' -'-'ff' m :nz-v 1' 1 ' 'v ,, 1- f 1 ' :Lf - ' ,-----' A,-:f v ' . . .A gy-1 .l'f,-1, H - ' '- ' l , 4 1 , lu. , 5,.w,,,'-,:gf.'lH,,m, ,J 4 , .,!ig'sl'bZxw ' f, , fl 1:1 Vw 1' ,Q well ,u '!,j,,:': 'lf QU, 'K3jQ,,jH'5-..:ff ,,, uf . is 51,5 ffl-2... . f ' X ,, W , ,,:,1 W' lun. L , .ij - riff, b '17, -fl Y-1 1' i ' N Hi: fl' 3: V i n E , Ali A Agia ex 1' if ' .1 all ' 1 ' 'A--4 1 N -, 1.-Pf 433- l 11-an ,, ' N W , 'mx -, 75 1157.- ' 4 1 - , , 1 W X' H. nfl, Xa '14, .. H 5' 1 ge -+11 ' this . ,flf rsaifp 7' , ' ' l f, Y, ' l - l ' 'l'!Q.,5-llkvffwlgf-a ww ' .. uf Y ffi' 'U f ' ' W ' , !,,-X , 't 'IX 441 1 -Q gli L TA Q hh' my U' 1 an Q ,, un E J 2 W 1 i ..- ..- : .. 'nm - I F Il 1 Qld n I W , .,. 111.31 if ll lk 1 T H Llp-N , fa l W -'-QQ ' ' 'YH F5WJ ' rim- r ' 4 qvlfjgjvfj M, 'W 'WWwlW'wWw by H H H , W ,. -l m. S W' N W A ' ' lg xl ' my ff ff l l'i'l',4Q W il' X wil 'l lull ml Q 1- W w 1 f nl K, ll mf Wlallll M my ll, . V ., , i in in . , ., , it ,J f . 'U ,,,vx ,Jn 'qi ,, MW . , W V J' ' f ,, N, ' A MW WM ll ll l m il it A A 2, wlwl Q YN : '. 1 , 1 X 3 - 01 M if my W if 9 w W W 1 il 4 5 Cheers . . . united screams . . . mixed with pounding feet and the rhythmic dribbling of the basketball . . . made the roundball excitement complete during each victorious game of the season. Tuesday and Friday nights were special times for the roundball team. With all of the Rebel fans backing them up, the Rebs put on an outstanding show at each game. lull 5 E .l , ,fllggfwiiljlv is is wx We M NQEQQWM,lgiilwlmiiwfly H 20 4 Opposite page top: An easy layout gives the Rebs two more on the scoreboard. Center: Come on Miller, pick up your feet! Bottom: Miller puts two on the board. This page top: Everybody awaits the rebound. Bottom: T. Choate gets the jump. sa 1 1 n v W W ,WWW Top left: Coach Stevenson shows the correct way to hold a ball. Top right: Junior dribblers in action. Y ,T :mf X Q 5 rf -5- 1 F., . .L 206 1 o.-, lm . ... 4 VT- . .-.1 1 rg. .L Ti 1111! Hu.. 1:-AL l J: , , 1 ' ,qm- l L Basketball Managers Kneeling from left Stanley Pond, Dwld Brady Standing from left Tlm Hlgglll5 Don Fisher Stevan Pond 1, rf f 1 fl, u-1 -1-I .+.a QD The Rebel tankers swam their way to victory by keeping that spirit high and Swim meets invited tension and butterflies that were a common sight seen by all. Lead by Coach Whytlaw, the mighty Rebs saw a great season of swimming. Lee compiled the points to qualify for the larger meets. jayvee swimmers did a fine job also this year. With the Var- sity coming in to place in almost every tournament, the younger Rebs then went to the sidelines, urging the Varsity to victory. 208 Look out below! - The Rebel Varsity Swim team! Left to right: Arty Gonzales, Bob Franz, Mike Solari, Randy Martin, Kelly Startz, Steve Moses, Charlie Beatty, Chris Mehnert, Kevin Startz. Second row: Alton Urban, June Scobey, Lorrie Snook, Wendy Williams, Becky Beach, Wendy Goodwin, Linda jeary, Dawn Smith, Debra Solari, Stan Byrd. Third row: Coach Malson, Bmce Chadwick, jim Rulla, Doug Clark, LD. Rathjen, Brit Hull, Karl Stewart, Kerry Stewart, jeff Reavis, Mitchell Scott, Dan Clarkson, and Coach Whytlaw. Kerry Stewart shows how to do the breaststroke. U Anqev N ! I Do the funky chicken. can Here I come, Ethyl. 209 lt CD PM 51 CTS iw fa 11 Ml J 'X 'i1 'f'f5i !f:! TH? Leigh Elizondo gets out of the sand trap for a par. 210 X5 U 1 v n x 4 - X, X 1 ::,:Eff33' l ' 1 . ik 'M , A N, i ii 1'2- 7 w ...x i wg fx1 2 4 f -. xv-xp., . ., 1, 9 , 1 ' f. El' 'V M 45.111, , Q - ' 1 ' -45.1 ll' .sl 4 : '1hl?fs'vr Nils ei-of ' R --5 an ' :- ,Q - , V y sql A 3 1341: gn. x . ai 7.5-ggfhlli uri, iifff:-I , -.Tw-A-'V Mary McBride perfects her form. While taking advantage of its unique ability to swing, the golf team showed that the old saying the woman's place is in the home, is not al- ways true. Under Coach Shirley Stephenson's guidance, the girls utilized after- school golfing sprees and could be found on any one of the Midland golf courses every aftemoon until dark. These sessions paid off, however, as the Varsity team won District as well as Regional and placed sixth at state. ,-.'-' .V-T.'N'b'.f,' 1 ai: Q 15 1461 ' Sinking those putts are tric ky. I i f ,171-V 'Dn?'mAl i 1-1225! Iyar 'K The Girls Golf Team: Leigh Elizondo, jean Ashland, Kelley Copper, Gayle Ro- wan, Sally Reavis, Mary McBride, and Cindy Blake. Top: Julianne Dixon, Diane Robinson, Elaine Roberts, Liz Norton, Dana Nipp, Sheryl Gutherie, Susan McBride, Linda Roberts, and Coach Shirley Stephenson. Iulianne Dixon shows that even golfers have individ- ual form. Liz Norton concentrates on the third hole for a birdie chance. 2ll Boys' golf came a long way this year. Tak- ing many awards, the swingers had three members named to the all-district team. It was a disappointing season, reason being they were only beaten out of District by a few strokes by Odessa Permian. Coach Adams re- marked that he was very proud of his Rebels doing such a fine job. The Varsity Golf Team: Pete Lawrance, Curt Raney, Chris Brown, Montie Watson, Buddy Cieh, jeff Hall, Clay Barclay, and Coach Adams. Second row: Ken Har- bert, jeff Lott, Billy Sitton, Clay McDonald, David Teichmann, Richard Anthony, and Steve Wise. Not pic- tured: Wendell F allin. ,p It J 'Nj-7 U J V A 1. -1. 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The Lee team is unusual as it is the first team from a public high school to ever compete for this trophy, and the team has won it in 1974 and in 1975. Each year the tournament is held in a different location. The first time Lee played for the trophy the team flew to Pebble Beach in Califomia and played on the famous Del Monte polo field. Last year the tournament was held here in Midland. This year the team travels to Wayne, Pennyslvania and plays at Val- ley Forge Military Academy in March. Players Chango , Harley, and Ricky. ls.-r w , . The 1975 winners of the National Interscholastic Polo Championship. The players were Alonzo Calindo, Les Dom, Harley Stimmel, and Ryan Red- dell. Also pictured are Martha Cose and Mrs. Steve Gose. Player Harley Stimmel and High june. 1 As the previous tournaments were held on outdoor fields four players were required. This year's tournament will be held indoors and as the field is only one-third as large as on an outdoor field, only three players are required. Ricky Raindl and Jet. -.- 1 K 1 I X .ff 'rn-We ' ' Lee School-vs-Culver Military Academy. 2l 5 216 W 'li 1 M , l ,mu li ' -is ' 1 ii, lm 'E M.. 'll vu 1, ' .w Q' - w ,H ul Q: ll M lull! Timing is one of the most important things a tennis player could possess. Strength and stamina are involved in power tennis. Front: Deehona Wise, Jeanne Seerey, Janet Hilliard, Lischen Kreuz, Karen Brae. Second Row: Robin Malone, jan Goodwin, Charla Seale, jean Lanier, jane Bennett. Third Row: Tim Nelson, David Scott, Steve Joiner, Dill Brown, Brian Berry, Mike Francis, Karl Bradshaw. Fourth Row: Karl Reigle, David Whiteside, Kevin Hopson, jim Preslar, Mark Deer, David Stiles, and Steve Huhn. ls 2, .4 1 Jeanne Seerey meets the ball head-on. 1 i The senior tennis girls Coach Connell a good-bye thanks. Coach Connell and Coach Anding. Tennis is often thought to be an easy sport, that two players simply hit the ball back and forth to each other. But, like any other game, it takes plenty of practice and hard work. The Lee tennis team has done just that. It has spent many hours practicing and working out in order to compete in hard-fought tourna- ments. The Rebel swingers put on out- standing shows with such schools as Big Spring, Odessa High, Permian, and others. Team members agree the effort was well worth the experience. 217 3553 Q f7'7'i' Cv ' -ev-45 Gaia, ir fix '5 'E fi 'lff'If j f'fQE-:QHIQT xg? WR 1 T ' Q v ,. 'vs - LH mf ' 'Wu rr- -- vm V Y-' H, '- -- ,ww Nw.: ,r -H.. ,,1lw.,,,,. , uneu., wus ,.:,4,,H.1l ,.. Y.n.q,j mfr .umm 4 n 1, ,o of mn n .N w ' n ,H ' , . - , -,. W 'K 'QI bu, ' M -. -QU U Cmlxi YH pwlvw in H , w ' W' ' 1' Mr' ,,..1.l', ,, 1.H1.'s.nl' 'lwH,g H ' I!'.'. v . 'I X . ' - ,w . ' M 1. I W Y. , . , 1 ' -- H' V ' 1 x ., ,Ir ., ,I , 1 n . AM M I , ,Q , V -x S Jan Goodwin shows her form before the district meet. David VVhiteside waits for an overhand smash Lischen Kreuz smashes one over the net for an ace. .4 'R L! VH ' 1 u -PT-yr o Qf- 1 a ' I I Q t W .1 ,1 Hr I A Q 'L ,' ftif YL, 4 1-'xii ' ,- - -'-1'1:.Y?-1-,-wget? H, - :mir- w Lg Sue Stapler smashes one over the net for a victory against Midland High. .fog 219 olleyball 2.41. -' ,. -f-3. - - fr L-Q' we W ,, Suaan Stapler spikes one past Midland High for the winning point. Virginia F rizzell illustrates one of her powerful serves for the other team Keeping on their toes, Zelma Mosely and Debbie Korthauer wait for the retum spike. 220 Monahans Lobos can't keep the ball where they want as a Lee spiker scores. The Varsity Volleyballers: Bottom row: Zelma Mosley, Sonya Dunson, Manager Diane Cain, Marie Dixon, and Sharon Zachary. Top row: Leslie Crado, Susan Stapler, Virginia Frizzell, Petey Leath and Carla Moore. i Monahans was their first victim, and the Lee spikers i came down hard on them. Although the Rebels did i not Win district, Miss Weikel kept the spirit alive by encouraging the girls to victory after victory. Facing Kermit, Snyder, Pecos, Odessa, and Midland High, the volleyballers fought one hard game after an- other. In addition to the fine year the girls had, Coach Weikel stated that it was a lot of good experience. The jayvee Volleyballers: Bottom: DeeAnn Cravens, Debbie Korthauer, Penni Lankford, Kathy Sparks, and Anna Navarrete. Middle: Dawn Whitten, Liz Shrode, Caren Copeland, and Sheryl Cutherie. Top: Irene Estrada. Manager Debbie Brotherton. Coach Weikel, and managers Debbie Brotherton and Diane Cain. 22l S ..,,. Q I The Erst base runner takes a lead as the pitcher throws home. 222 H-Jrlnf ,':., ' A .. A Al' Way to watch the ball! 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'?7!iL ' -'1'r ?- fir' glrsuqspg .f1.',n,-,L ,H 17.2-,:. gig T, ff -.-+7-v: -'Pr' 'F 'M P f- -in Trying for n new state record. I Its lunch tirnel Exercise is as important in track as in football. The boys practice sprinting betvieen the football field. Track team members aren't to be snickered at. If any- one says anything spicy to them, tl1ey'd better be able to run and run fast! A trackman never gets enough practice. He's always improving his times, and spends long hours getting prepared for the next meet. To be a trackman it takes real dedication and the will to accept everything that comes. These were the qualities found in' Lee's cin- dermen this past year. Q'Y'1i5.f,if'?f . X-Hifi YX W W'-. ' r : 3 2 y't, w 'E M ,fury 5 , 'Ig.. . '2 4 'W15:x,'.s-my lL ,gr '2-ffl' nw Y' Il '. -1,593 1-rx y- -J 1 -- hi. .1 L X x or ' K ' 5 V - ' r -1 n ' 4 A V '- YJ, P' , 1 'W-.Wig f A ' ---1-A F -Ah 9-I T, ...v .i-:f L P wr W, WL N! 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'- :, 5,..',-.:p,'Lr,.,-gl .g,xf::..,-,. ,Mfr-e 1, -.f,i W, ,f P1 A, ., 4 ,A , ,- . ,':4-- ,y .-K.. ...- - 4 ' :.,: f.,p.:35g:- ' '-'1-P-13243. 1 wfvf-.wgzf-. r F f-F5542 V .:417.:-R Z -f - tri' vi f'aix.i1'-Ziyi '-2.4-Hs.: f'V:, 1'f' My -,' Q,-15 fill.'1-vHfc J2ii'i.1ff-f'- : f1'ia?f'E3?1iL:,,.3??f,5EEi, .ri f5Q'f'Qf1-gf 1.1'45,3g5??-T?i'.f:, - fv.:.Uw., 'mr1'r:f::f's1'Sl::':.f.,.':1!l..:iHfJQ:I3 iaw,-1 , 'Ur-' '-- Striving for perfection, a track member pole vaults time and time again. 1975-1976 Boys Track Team-First row left to right: David johnson, Kyle McGraw, Brian Smith, Stanley 0'Neal, jerry Moore, jim Bickwell, john Holmes, Glen Gregory. Second row left to right: Charlie Hamilton, Dennis Hulshouser, Bobby Warren, johnny jackson, Mark Scroggins, Robert Oschner, Dick Lynch, Donald Salinas, Brian Ramey, George Pickens, Doug Guthrie, Bill Skinner, jamie Berry, Allan Haynes, David Skin- ner, Girard Garcia, Ed Singletary, Lee Hagelstein, Chandler Delameter. 232 ,r a s , -'f'F, - - gf? 1' Q. !Hi'?1-8.122 ' 4.-. , 5.1-: Q Ei? 'HI-, T' F' -'- 1 .'alm?i1'127 l .5 - 33-.ir-',. 1 .1.- f'L i' 'YJLJ 4 . ' , ', .', Q,-,l2.a3:,--xgq' ,, L,-.Q is- ,f?.:fF' ,ff 1.121 W ti, -V wwf, 4 41. V, ,i.:!:j,-If IK,-Zag,-2 'Zara LZ. ,,,-V,ixL Lit mfrff' iz 'nik Fw 1. 113 .. ,,.,w,g1.g fr,.1f,: --'T,1-1. - 2 '-: 1 .L : .7 -.-L --1:Rf:?. H ani '. 2 -. L-ff' ,.: 1 fr.: R. 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Bryan Pope shot puts for a chance in district ......- Keep rackl Claire Cartwright illustrates perfect form on the high Warm-up drills are a part of everyday living. hurdles. I' Susan Stapler practices on her high jump. 0 9 23 .-.... 1- ,QA x Q '1 x 'li b ' :Vf:lla 4. ' 21:91-5:- fl 'A U , 75- 1 . Q if--5 . , I -4- P X A X L X H f 1-. I ' l r L L. . Q h K ff e we , .1 iw - H, 1.4mm I VW, in 33. ,Wx W. -. tzinag, ,1 l' -- K,-' - NJ . 1' F 5. .M !.xr., ,- 1 EMD., , f L 1 ' X 244' G - . A E L xr . N , - lf' E Al: . f y C to ' W -. - f' , ' A gl 5 ' ' 4- ' - . A -Q 1. 5 41 Ii S' si, A N L' V ,. . , ,, . 234 Going my way? The girls track team-Front row: Terry Reyes, Gloria Young, Caren Copeland, Suzanne Ormand, Claire Cartwright, Suzy Gibson. Back row: Coach Weikel, Kelly Hewitt fmanagerl, Mary Cham- bers, Susan Stapler, Kathy Sparks, Sha- ron Berry, LaVina Bamhill fmanagerl. P The bionic woman strikes again Hr A . - , ,, .,. N , Mom starched my suit again. My toes itch. Unison is the key word. Oh no, my contacts. Q Difficulty in moves are often a problem. Poise and grace are essential 'in gymnastics. f l -450: al V ' Beach and Brenda Cary Polly Haney, Sara Alexander, Becky Beach, Brenda Cary, Karen Colter, Lisa Griffin, Lois Gulledge, and Susan Lambeth. strive for perfection. 2 aux 'WX v-,..,, ,Nm 'P '-1, A-Q, . in-KL N TT119' , , Q ,V 4 5 '.r-'m , x I . . I fi-,','Av gt , -A - 1 'f1 . - :' , ' A. D ,,!,I -. .J f 'i- yi! fv 237 4 , ff J A Q .I :fn if. M 71' gif ' .-A. G. Qfzui 7' Valedictorian james Berry l9 ?2'::?, M ,LTL2 Maralee Buttery Salutatorian I 4135? 5 ff' 4 no Bah XXXX X X 1 H re , 'ii L, X ,,!,! 5, ,,1 ,. .XXXX w I , ,. .. H4 ,X,,.,X, . LQ , ELEXXXJ, y VXXXWXXQX6 X L 1 i'1u,.C-U 1' ' fi? ',,,, if '-Vw-,gs , ,Ei r P'-, iaiip za Bob Hope made a special Bi- centennial appearance August 23 in Midland Memorial Stadium. Enjoy your freedom, it's Amer- ica's Birthday, was the slogan for Hope's show. Pre-show entertainment in- cluded Lee, Midland, and Per- mian High School bands, playing a few of their favorite tunes. Later Pepper Martin and his group set the mood for the night of comedy. Then singer Chris Noel sang a medley of songs. Then, the time we had all been waiting for . . . Bob Hope had finally arrived. Children swarmed the stage, gifts of appreciation were presented to Mr. Hope, and on with the show! He was his comedian-self with jokes, laughter, and songs for ev- eryone to enjoy. It was the first big event for Midland's Bi- centennial Celebration. , X. ,- I'.,, ,H H. 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At right: Mr. Collins-Rebelette Beaug Below from left to right: Otis Butler-Trackg Rusty Buchanan-Baseballg Robin Todd-Basketballg Robert White-Football. ome Personalities Reall tand ut A lot of kids spend their off hours by developing their personalities. Several spend their time talking about how they really out did themselves the night before ftopl, or some express themselves by wearing unusual apparel on their person flower leftl. Introverts practice improving their person- ality in the privacy of their own home flower rightj. Many develope their personality so hard that they seem to never recover fopposite page topl. Ex- troverts mingle with a variety of people in order to pick up certain personality traits fopposite page bottom leftj. Group therapy is beneficial for those who wish to widen their personality by sticking to- gether and learning about friends fopposite page rightj. 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' fi' N any I '74 ,U ,...Q..M - Cade ,,41 Steve Calhoun 'l I ' and fif W : Robin Malone , 7' , lf E5 ' xi ' T'x':k- I 'L:4i'.5g'f' -1 44' ir. 25' ' Any ' li ' Fiji! 517 tegrlty , 5515,-15 all ' V, , A .PT A Robert johnson 179' , and f 'T 'kb' I Salgadof if k Q ,K 4 All li 'ff 'I 1 MLN lqx is K ' 'Y ,, , v A 4d55g1fY'f.9 x -,N X ' 1 Jig' n 4 W ' 2:72 va 5 , ,!Sarah Machus and felly Frasgy T. l -+- f-ZW ,hi 3 S ' 1 255. f 2 .J 3, , v 5 J-I I AE: V X3-rn... ' alented .Eff 'N' If 9' 'f -wif?-ifzm 5 1, Raj X Liz Norton 'N iii' ' 4 and I Dan Shipman - jj 1 . vn- 5 O OG I f O O ss u E ff' ., Q Q, F OIHITCQUS ,M f, 2 ,, Q F, ' xx , - llev Copper X fl., I ' ' ' lww ., - and H, V I 'R j Q url Comstocku - ' f J , - I Sh, MR Russell K1 f e Iner 5 , LH: Lisa M onald 'T Mrs. Kcllner and Russell AQ, , -NJ M. ,,. Liz and Mr. Norton 253 Parent taking prid in court ,L A Lisa and Mr. McDonald gm Vi: ffl' l. 'Myles Polly and Mr. Haney ,,-A-,. t i Mrs. Shipman and Dan appiness, Laughter, miles Mrs. Frasier and Kelly 'tx '13 7' 'Yi i.. Bobby and Mr. Salgado 254 Mr. Machus and Sarah ,pf 32 Mrs. johnson and Robert kf -A ...sn v Q- M. A .Xin X l 'Y X 1-' X 3 ' V 'C U. M, .1 ,f ',1:ffmw I Y I ms. X- I 1' , , 5, .v J 1- .I l, m X ,- MI w n w w n V , ',, -. X v ,nm ... Q 1 ' al 'L' ' Mr. Copper and Kelley P' w -3' , os ., el I A I X. - Mrs. Comstock and Carl And amil Mrs. Calhoun and Steve faux , 1, IZ' ' er!-I , .mkhiu W O Robin and Mr. Malone . l..-LL. 255 6 kr Varsity Cheerleaders Polly Haney and Scot Standefer ,..g,l:nlI .. 4. -.- V -- Q.. Sara Alexander and David Mitchell Shawn Sides and Midleal Bird 2111 d ophomore V Cheerleaders , ...J ,r ,'-, ' - .' . :FL v,L.v,. - 1.-,.- - . 1 .f 1 -2- 31.4 'MA ,,,,,,!: . was vl,-.QA jx -- ,,W..,.- U 4 X... y ,S IA -A me Wu K , 1 , 1 525321 ,'. r M .5 'L i. Sophc Above: Jennifer Martin, Beth Ormand, and Step- hanie Hall-J.V. 1975- 196 To the left: Kathlyn Luckey, Kay jackson, and Dee Dee M urphy- JITIOTC I' f ' - rf . vvt - War -Humn-X ...rag W , 7 J H -- ,gl ... wi H' 19: , v - -L J ' 4 ' ' ,. 4 F .. ' ' P-'1' -. 4 ll km '44 ,N . N 1335 -. 55- , , K '. , , f 1. -.- .V N... lla' i'.,g Y A . 1 J e F4. These people led victo- rious cheers throughout the seasons and served as great spirit leaders throughout the year. Thanks, Cheerleaders! 257 Ford Visits Midland Rare Presidential Visit . . . Rare Rainy Day i President Ford greets Midlanders as they welcome him. President Ford visited Midland on September 13, 1975, coming here to dedicate the Permian Basin Petroleum Museum. It was a big event for Midlanders and Odes- sans, as approximately 8,000 spectators gathered at Terminal for his arrival. Ford is the first President to visit the Permian Basin since Harry Truman in 1948. Included among the spectators were the Lee and Odessa High bands. At 4:35 the'President stepped out of his plane and was greeted with Dixie,,' as signs went up to welcome him. He shook hands with numerous people, as everyone wanted to touch him. Al- though it was wet and cold, it did not seem to affect the feelings of excitement within the crowd. It was a day to remember for Midlanders, and a great event for our Bi- centennial celebration. X, 1 H . .-37'-ii 17111 ,' iff-4'f'.1 ,u Z , 'T3'1.1 . ..-fijffrr 'ft , , ' 259 IT fsfs:s:: '!'Qw f ff' - N f I E il ml lilal., ff vu- I Q I Qkgxw L U A- I 'f'.'l j ei il 5 1 as .2 3 mf 2-1, J-iiiii Homecoming ueen and Duchesses Homecoming '75 was a time of excitement for everyone at Lee High School and for the large crowd at the game. The game reached a high point as half-time grew closer. On .the sidelines sat Lisa Welton, Leslie, Velta, Kelley, and Lisa McDonald waiting patiently for the time to arrive. The climax was reached as the crowdis voices lowered, and Lisa McDonald was named Homecoming Queen for 1975! Congratulations to Lisa the Queen and her court, Kelley Copper, Leslie Crado, Velta Wilder, and Lisa Welton. 5:1 are ' ' ' ' . Q' f. an ni . v - in 'I I A Lisa Welton, Velta Wilder, Kelley Copper, Not pictured: Leslie Craclo -I fi? gfsi r- A- 7 QZQXM W 83,1 X ' x 262 274 TOYS HOBBIES - GAMES - DOLLS - BOOKS PARTY SUPPLIES - WHEEL GOODS CRAFT SUPPLIES GIFT WRAPPING - LAY-AWAY 682 5628 'SEQ Sn M S N 0 M X mb ww fw X Qkygemax we . VA' 6 .wx- M ff .. . Q I-:I - + ..., .. .. . .. 3 ,ann . , 9, .,:fs. :.,. .s-xzgq.,...Z 4' R ffwf' ,. .X .-.2-51'-:-4--'.'4:33EE4'SESYEI5'Tiff!2!g-'3r5C'3l 1: ':-- 15'-3 '7 3- K F ' ' -' ' . Ihe pepperlree TOGETHER OI, DELLWOOD PLAZA Budge! Fashions for Men :Q Women 120 N. MAIN Fashions For MIDLAND' TEXAS Guys 61 Gals WELDON TAYLOR REALTORS Mfldfedk Flowers A Realtor for All Reasons 3802 SHELL 810 W. MISSOURI p,0, BQX 903 PHONE 694-9696 MIDLAND, TEXAS 79701 91 5 l 683-1 504 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS -Fi 4' il I 4 of 4, 4 4- 4K :g:5:':-'P' ' ll 4 Q 4- 4 4: 4 4, 4 4' 4, +1 ,L 51 4 -F -ir .F In 200 years we've spanned a continent, added 37 states to the union,' we'Ue grown in wealth and population many times over frorn our precarious beginnings. Liberty has been nurtured in times ofpeace, defended in times of war and still requires the eternal vigilance of our citizenry for its protection. FW-S o THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MIDLAND, TEXAS ' MEMBER FDIC 27 '11 272 , I one HOUR 3205 D Wadley Bus. 694-122 'YHHR TIIIIZIIIE H THE Mosr CLEANING P - Koda k F-1 TOMMY W.CARTWRlGHT rocejZEizY,S lm owN ER MIDLAND' TEXAS Owner Mrdland, Texas 79701 D U N LAP' S ' - - wel Dfw! -'H'-T-fe .. . 3Hr'N' . - Y :smei 4 .E T UELLWUOD PLAZA MIDLAND TZXAS 79701 Dellwood Plaza 694-8888 FRIED CHICKEN 3 E' I R E fi Savings Sz: Loan Association P. O. BOX 793 MIDLAND. 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Box 2102 Mui a T 79701 49153 684 7888 THE ID ATIO ALB A Firsf City. Bancorporafzon Member 277 Sam Hollis Studio Unforgettable Memories Above: Marsha Waldron, Kim Weaver and julia McNair. Below: Deeg The General Be- cker is threatened with his own saber. Upper right: Sponsor Mr. Foraker and Sherri Bassett, editor, discuss ideas for the book while attending a Yearbook Workshop at Midland College. lower right: Alice Reyes sees the light. Flash cubes, film and memories helped the 75-76 Rebelee Yearbook Staff meet deadlines and paste together the year's activities. This year's staff: Sherri Bassett, Leigh Elizondo, Kim Freeman, Tony Freeman, Kaynell johnson, Lyrisa Lisso, julia McNair, Alice Reyes, Ellen Rocha, Joe Rodriguez, Marsha Waldron, Kim Weaver, Steve Weir and Deanna Whisnand would like to thank all the students at Lee that helped to make this bicentennial year one to remember. 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