Robert E Lee High School - Scabbard Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

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BIOLOGY CL B BRACK TARLETON President Carolyn Muse, National Science Fair Representative It has long been recognized among scholars that science flourishes in a scientific atmo- sphere. Accordingly the objectives of the Biology Club are to stimulate interest in the science of biology, to afford opportunities for enlarg- ing the scope of the course by field trips and other extracurricular activities, to promote participation in science fair projects, and finally to bring together those students who have a particular interest in biology for a mutual exchange of information.

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FIRST ROW: .lo Ann Weldon, Jerry Weldon, Pat Scott, Secretary, Sandra Barnett, Treasurer: Carolyn Gilliland . . . SECOND ROW: Linda Cooper, Connie Helms, Pat Gist, Dyanne Cook, Linda Burrows, Jill Bishop, Carol Pinkston, Lillian Flowers, Sue Hall, Virginia Savage, Toni Jetfcoat . . . THIRD ROW: .lean Turnipseed, Garlene Hamlet, Mary Caldwell, Jeanne White, Carolyn Tatum, Shirlee Carmack, Helen Mathis, Joan Horn, Gail Davies, Peggy Watson. SHARON SMOOT President PHYSICAL EDUCATIO CLUB The purpose of the Physical Education Club is Learning through recreation to be of service to the school and community, and to enioy activities, visualizing their relation to the physical, mental, moral and social development. The club has enioyed the activities under the leadership of Mrs. Stokes. l97l

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FIRST ROW: Alice Freeman, Vice-President: Patsy Short, Secretary, Carolyn Whiteside, President, Mary Catherine Blankenship, Treasurer . . . SECOND ROW: Virginia Inzer, Patsy Tidmore, Linda Brown, Chap- lain, Dutchie.Sellers, Sgt.-at-Arms . . . THIRD ROW: Anita Smith, Brenda Rigsby, Sondra Sanderson, Margaret Bryant, Marie Weston. ssneeiifietm PRESIDENT DIXIE DEBS : f,, g TRI-HI-Y , x LARRY SANDERS CAROLYN VVHITESIDE A newly formed Tri-Hi-Y at Lee, the Dixie Debs, have members from all three classes. The club adopted a little brother to entertain during the year. The club helped needy families during Thanksgiving and Christmas. Service projects of the club were selling old magazines and beat Lanier ribbons. The club's Man of the Year nominee was Rev, E. L. Hardin. One of the outstanding speakers during the year was Mr. Bill Goodwin, who spoke on School Spirit.