Robert E Lee High School - Saber Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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General Enthusiasm Generates Spirit Planning pep rallies, painting posters, decorating the auditorium, and wrap- ping football boys' houses before each game are only a few of the many activities of the Spirit Committee. No grade require- ments are specified, but each member must be willing to spend time helping to boost the morale of the Lee student body. Under the guidance of Mr. Dale Glover and Miss Doris Countee, these enthusiastic students support all school activities and keep Leeites informed of sports events such as track meets and football, basket- ball, baseball, and volleyball games. The annual cookie sale and car wash helped raise money needed for decorating supplies - poster paper, paints, brushes, and tape. By working hard to generate an enthu- siastic school spirit, the Spirit Committee achieved its General goal. 'la-il These spirited supporters are Booster Club of- ficers Uncle Bob Gribble, president, and Jane Livingston, secretary-treasurer. While Spirit Committee chairman Wissie Sla- tor insists only action will make the South rise again, Doug Bratton, vice-president in charge of Uncle Bob, still wants peace. 1971-72 Spirit Committee members are - Row I: Sarah Seward, Richard Capps, Jane Livingston, Lisa Clarke, Neel Bonner, Tweety Albritton, Dick Eastland, Patty Hayes, Jeff Wherry, Evelyn Bumstead, Melinda Fugitt, Doug Bratton. Row 2: Lander Philips, Bob Gribble. Row 3: Susan Moss, Stacy Broun, Debbie Brown, Judy Bang, Ann Denton, Gretchen Curry, Marty Shelton, Joann Thompson, Ray Simpson, Janice Pogue, Cindy Anderson. Row 4: Blair Williams, Georgeann Strong, Debby Embry, Ginger Coolidge, Paul Smith, Pat Smith, Linda Crocker, John Genge, Rhea Reece, Brownlee Ferguson. Standing: Scott Kelm, Bill Christie, Mike Sample, Bill Thomas.

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,Oh fx. LX' 'lm Quill and Scroll members of the SABER staff include - Row 1: Stacy Broun, Wissie Slator, Mary Anna Payne, Debbie Roach, Georgio.Kostas, lrby Williams, Linda Crooker, Claudia Holcomb, Donna Wells, Debbie Brown. Row 2: Cam Lange, Bob Gribble, Marty Shelton, Jeff Wherry, Jeff Kuhn, Timm Wooten, Mike Sample John Genge. L 4 'Leading Lee s outstanding iournalists are Quill and Scroll officers Claudia Holcomb, secretary, Bar- bara Beale, reporter, Linda Crocker, president, Stacy Broun, treasurer, and Debbie Brown, vice- president. il A . X -we ,go 12 Students Aid Communication Robert E. Lee's chapter of the Quill and Scroll Society honors students for out- standing iournalistic achievements. Mem- bership is based upon the amount of writ- ten material published and advertising sold. Combining their efforts, the members of this organization, sponsored by Mrs. Los- son, served to aid the progress of commu- nication ot Lee by publishing a literary issue of the TRAVELER. To be eligible for membership, SABER staff members must have served on the staff for at least one year. TRAVELER staff members must have published a minimum of sixty inches of editorial writing or have sold one hundred twenty inches of adver- tising. Members must also have a B grade average and E in conduct. Quill and Scroll members of the TRAVELER staff in- clude - Row I: Claudia Holcomb, Kathy Stevens, Linda Manthos, Sherri Zink, Steve Moller, Mary Jane Moody. Row 2: Barbara Beale, John Genge, Royce Wilson, Mark Miller, Kathy Golding. 55

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N A . W .re e , M, Jim Otis wonders if Favors Committee Chairman Lander Philips will finally be the one to pin him down. s1f - 5, f. s. N1 L5 ', 1 , S4 Y it K ' f V W , .il . , A A l J , fr , .sex A , . 5 'f-.' fig s . , l ll lllli C fr in 4, Nui K gg N I Brownlee Ferguson, Bob Gribble, and John Genge shoulder a big load at Lee - specifically Jack- ie Bang, Judy Bang, and Joann Thompson. The ingenious works of the Spirit Committee are seen at a pep rally like the Lee-Lamar biggie. 31 With an s, with an e, with an x, x, x. Lisa Clarke, Skits Committee Chairman, demonstrates one of her best ideas for a skit. Lander Philips, Susan Moss, Wissie Slator, Gretchen Curry, and Marty Shelton react with mixed emotions as Poster Committee Chairman Melinda Fugitt dem- onstrates her plans for the next Fugitt Original poster. 57