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

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The one thing that makes life so exciting is the fact that it is a never- ending cycle of changes. Innova- tions are constantly being brought about, but within days or Weeks or months, the changes which were once new and revolutionary become traditions, bases for more changes. Students at Robert E. Lee started the year ready to conquer any chal- lenge they might face. And in fact there were many challenges to meet. The addition of a freshman E 'iii 1ON.J i 'Hx

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SABER '81 Volume XIX 6529 Beverly Hill Houston, Texas 77057 Annette Harris, Editor-in-Chief Gardner Landry, Assoc. Editor Jeff Longwell, Business Mgr. Mrs. Margaret Wisdom, Advisor

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class to Lee brought with it many changes. The increase in enrollment from 2000 in the '79-'80 school year to 2700 in '80-'81 made it necessary for the students to put up with incredibly crowded halls, to spend valuable passing time finding the up or down stairways, and to tolerate a fourth period lengthened to 70 minutes in order to accommo- date four lunches. The initial animosity between the freshmen and the other classes soon quieted down, however, as the fish began to find their niche at Lee. The sophomore, junior and sen- ior classes forgave the freshmen for all of the inconveniences caused by their presence, and the freshmen forgave the other classes for all the hassling they received. After the first month of conflict, the freshmen became a vital and vibrant part of ee. Table of Contents Favorltes Act1v1t1es Faculty Classes Senlors ................. . . . 2 Juniors ................. . . . Sophomores ............ . . . Freshmen .............. . . . Senior Honors, Ads Index ..........,....... . . . 16 E 40 ' Young Leaders 68 Sports 78 126 I Organizations 150