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

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FIRST ROW: Ed Mixon, Mary Ann Pugh, Margaret Sullivan, Miss Joanna Breedlove, Judy Brantley, Secretary, Blanche Waters, lst Vice President, Lewis Martin, President, De Lila Daniel, 2nd Vice Presi- dent, Vicki Sidaris, Secretary, Joan Krechel, Treasurer, Emily Johnson, Betty Ann Smith, Pattie Story, Cora Frances Bough . . . SECOND ROW: Louise Baker, Carolyn Taylor, Linda Jordon, Carol Vickers, Carol Strozier, Norma Tew, Linda Miller, Martha Costen, Sally Kinney, Elois Peterson, Martha Ann Garrett, Barbara Whiting, Joyce Fisher, Sylvia Marsh, Vivian Surh, Carolyn Yeargan . . . THIRD ROW: Faye Price, Bette Anne Ozier, Martha Hertsgard, Martha Jennings, Laura Holmes, Mary Pugh, Christine Cameron, Frances Tatum, Carolyn Mehearg, Veteria Hester, Judy Harbin, Lynda Adams, Nancy Arm- strong, Carolyn Gideons, Mary Jo Cassaras, Mary Louise Mills, Nell Rushton, Jean Mosely, Linda Moore, Wayne Gibbons, Doug Stephens, Carol Caldwell, Gayle Lansford, Jane Donnegan, Sharon Smoot. LEWIS MARTIN President FRE CH CLUB FISH The purpose of the French Club is to create an interest in and to create an appreciation of the French language, the French people, their land and their customs, and to foster a greater awareness ot Franco-American relations, both historically and culturally in the United States. The biggest event of the French Club is its annual Mardi Gras celebration. However, throughout the rest of the year, members enjoy decorating the float for the parade, seeing films of France, writing to pen pals, sending presents to French orphans and even working to earn money for the Mardi Gras.

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ge.-f FIRST ROW: Fred Gamble, Vice President, Billy McGhee, Chaplain: John Davies, President, Edward Lane, Secretary, Alan Nolin, Treasurer, Winston Maxwell, Sgt.-at-Arms .... SECOND ROW: Paul Hoene Bob Bedsole, Rebecca Lambert, James Hartin, Harvey Jones . . . THIRD ROW: Edgar Sentell, Ralph Black, Tommy Adams, Earl Young, Douglas Stevens . . . FOURTH ROW: Jaclc Knight, Mickey Lisenby Bill Holland, John Downey, Barry Vines. SWEETHEART REBECCA LAMBERT PRESIDENT FEDERATE HI-Y JOHN DAVIES The members of the Confederate Hi-Y enlist some ofthe schools most outstanding students. These mem- bers strive to excel in extra-curricular activities as well as in scholastic fields, They have led in YMCA activities for three years since their establishment, and they intend to continue. They maintain the high standards of Christian character for which the YMCA is known.

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FIRST ROW: Buddy Smith, Donnie Tucker, Wayne Millegan, Secretary, Pookie Arnold, Chaplain, Sammy Davenport, Treasurer, Gerald Anderson, Sgt,-at-Arms, Billy Wilkes, President: Brent Camp, Vice Presi- dent, Max Rodgers . . . SECOND ROW: Dickie Hanna, Jimmy Crysel, Tad Bowman, Comer Wilson, Wayne Bozeman, Jim Cleghorn, Robert Land, Howard Harper, Mickey McKnight, Dudley Gordon . . . THIRD ROW: David Strowd, Craig Hopson, Kenny Jarman, Jerry Grantham, Ronnie Eads, Martha Ann Garrett, Jerry Moreland, James Mustin, David Bethea, Max Baker, Kent Kelso. SWEETHEI-NRT Pieesiogfw N DIXIE DEVILS x, , MARTHA ANN GARRETT sim wiixss The Dixie Devil Hi-Y of '57-'58 had a very pros- perous year. The club participated in many school activities, and sent a delegate to the State Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Conference at Gadsden and also sent a delegate to Youth Legislature. All the success of the club could not be contributed to one person, but by the hard work and co-operation ot every member the club was outstanding.