Robert E Lee High School - Traveler Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1959 volume:

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A - . .1 , .. ,'5,1:.-rj 55: -mbsf' 'sf 1- , A --fa 1-.--f' ,,' 2 'Q I .3,,,. .U NV N ,T ML ,Q J , 'I ,11f1 .ff.i' fi -Q'f:'5Z5t:erfi...,34,? ,. 'a-pw' 1, - ,.g.-aw ..,,.,.....,,, r .4 Lg-'-af.:-',.5tx- . -2-' L , 1 -,'x1'i?,T' :sz : -wr: - :.v ' , , , 'Q ff? 1 ' f .. 4454, W, 3,14 -, 5.1 ' ' . . , . l i as-H, Zfa Haber! 5 Zee The history of Robert E. Lee is the history of the South during her greatest crisis. His history is bound up with that of the Army of Northern Virginia, on whose imperishable deeds and incomparable constancy rests his fame. But his own high character, his moral courage, his noble nature, and his mastery of the art of war make Robert E, Lee a figure rarely equaled in the pages of history. As a general, Lee's chief characteristics were his rapid grasp of the possibilities of a military situation his skillful use of interior lines of communication, his capacity for guessing what was in his opponents' minds, and his understanding of their weaknesses, Few commanders have exceeded him in the power to arouse devotion in his men. His only weakness was a tendency to trust his subordinates too much, and an unwillingness to force his decisions upon them. To Robert E. Lee, great general and great man, we dedicate the first Traveler. fi 1 S 2 X x Q i i 1 ,gwggm W I5 - te Lee, having received his a o' pp intment from Andrew Jackson, en d re West Point at 18 Graduating second in 1 . a c ass of 42 and never having received a d ' ' ' C3 emerit, he carried off the highest honor that a det could receive - the cadet-adjutancy of the corps He was a - P pointed to the aristocracy of the a ' X , X 3' M53 i ,.,, : -. '73 is Qc' WW rm y, the Engineers. .f ' 2 s -114 'Q 1 .,..,,.'if2? r Q ' 32 fo' ,,,, fa.-.W -Yi ' Q I. F. Hayuie, Ir., Dr. A. G. Bradford, Lee Effenberger, John Bell, H. M. Tomerlin, Arthur Trem, S.I. Sebera l6'0ard af Trustees Ufanks to 0ur,4dmif1istrati0n . . Z2 CA. This year's P,T,A, executive officers are Mrs, W, F, AS 3 VUOY165' f3iSi11g PYOJGCY. IHC P.T.A. sold Clark, Mrs. R. L. Schumacher, Mrs. Mark Hulings, COUWJGYSIG THIS fOr L66 Students, Mrs, Ralph Bond, Mrs. A. F. Simpson, and Mrs. Wayne Bull, president. Y, W , C , READER Superintendent As the commander-in-chief of the North East Independent District, Mr. Reader serves as the chief exe- cutive official of the Board of Trustees and the administrative head of all divisions and departments ofthe school system and also is responsible for the development of the school program and curriculum. Developers ef lfeeis' Pregram. . l '55 EMMIE RAWLS i--- , - Secretary rr '... f JOE WOOD Assistant Superintendent 5 1 'f' As assistant superintendent, Mr. Wood's job in- cludes the direction of the testing programs of the district, the care of school books and equipment, and the hiring and training of teachers. FRANC ES ST EVENSEN Secretary Lag'- mv S ff' M ' C6553 'HPR WW 'W' syn- L. E. HARTMAN CAROL BEDFORD Vice Principal S6Cr6Iary X4 KENNETH FLORY Principal The executive officer of Robert E. Lee, Mr. Flory, has the respon- sibility and authority of all phases of Lee's executive program. He is expected to be a trouble-shoot- er, good-will ambassador, con- tact man, and a Solomon, all in one, plus possessing a good listen- ing ear. As Junior High Principal, Mr. Bobby carries out the executive duties of the junior high section of Lee. With these duties he acts as friend and advisor to both teachers and students, who look to him for guidance. Mr. Hartman, in his capacity as vice principal, serves as a lei- son officer. It is his job to keep up with the students, and care for locks, books and discipline at Lee. THELMA HALL Secretary Interpreters of the Uurriculum A. W. BOBBY Junior Hi Principal 9- PHILIP BAUMAN High School Counselor fa? 81 I rf,-' ., pdf' ye T, Q . N , F, I I' iff X' l X rr? 2 gl I' 54 Ifw S 4' ,dug BUSINESS OFFICE Dorothy Katzer, Martin Stroeble, Margaret Orelle Coers, Cora Kroesche. TAX OFFICE Henry Tyler, Jay Glass, Janet Sanders, Bonnie Keene, Faye Hamil. -2 ,W l , -lm buf A' 'ff 'sri-Rx - My 525'?f,f .9 4'-s if E? Iuntor Hrgh Counselor JEAN ROT H Secretary Dircrtars af the School System MARY WILSON ,we r 1 'F ,, , I fa i On a vacation from West Point, Lee visited Arlington where f met Mary Custis whom he had known since she was a sweet litt girl. Two years after his graduation, Lee and Mary of Arli Q the granddaughter of Martha Washington and sole heiress to the tis estate, were married. '! I A ff f jf 'efG??1i41 :1 3' i 'if , M . Q 'R' g 1 M, 'i v Www Aw us. il A is Photo by L. SUKERT MELVOE BLOUNT B.s,, M,Ed., Stephen F. Austin College BETTY CHANDLER B.A,, Texas A8tI fi Ackuawledyemcnts . . Mrs. Chandler proudly shows off her English VIII class' miniatures of Macbeth. auguage MUR1 EL DANIELS B,A, , Montana State University CURTIS DRAWHORN B,S,, M,S,, North Texas State College LAVERNE ELWELL B. A . , Bay lor University '1 i DOROT HY MINNIC K B,A,, Nebraska State Teachers 1 College ,fag GLADYS SIRDEVAN 1 B. S. , Texas Z0 ' ' Wesleyan College GLORIA WHIT E JAMES STORRS B, A, , University of Texas 1'9 B.S ,, Trinity University Q- HWS: -1 F,T,A, installation is a solemn occasion for Mrs. A X, i' Mir. ION E WILLIAMS B,A,, Central Stare Teachers College Oklahoma Hicks, Mrs, Minnick, and Mrs. Sirdevan. l I Mathematics Students' Kaunselors. . ARTHUR GOWER B,s,, M.Ed., University of Wisconsin, Trinity University 1,3 713-I , LLOY D DY ER B,s,, M,s,, Texas ASLI NELL BUEKER B, A, , Missouri Valley College WILLIAM C HRISTILLES B,S , , Trinity University I am here to speak on the subject, Are Counselors Really Necessary? Just wait, girls. Another bus will be by soon. MY RON KOEHLER B.S.I.A.. Mid., Trinity University EDGAR LEVINE B,s,, M,Ed., Iowa State College Trinity University So it's not my fault Newton had 3 laws. Activity Sponsors, University WELDON PARKER B, S . , M, Ed. , T rinity University .Mg ROBERT sTREcKFUs ' B,s,, Ed., Dayror. Mirror, mirror on the wall, Who's the handsomest one of all? ...Charlie WHO? j-1 RUTH BOWLES B,S,, Sam Houston State Teachers' College 4 l RICHARD HAYS B,S ,, Southwestern University Another chem experiment goes up in smoke. Seieuee Perpeiual P54 Members. . . THOMAS JUNGMAN r ' f' 'W RK B,s,, University of 'L A ' Texas 1 ,.... H- u - .1 R nr f 'fn' DAMON HOLLINGSWORTH B.S,, M,Ed., Stephen F. Austin, Southwest Texas State If everyone lit just one little candle there cl be future teachers all over America. THOMAS MARSH B S Texas ASLM MARVIN SMITH B A Trmity Counselor History LARRY DAWSON B, A , , Baylor University NANCE GARRETT B,A,, Southwest Texas State College iii' Qr--0' HAROLD BOGISI-I B,S,, Texas Lutheran College 1 Tis F .a I Pupils Sympalhizcrs. . . Casually attired, the Faculty whipped the Students 18-16. 'Si-7 ABYKA4 ' ROBERT MALESKY B,A,, St, Mary's University Uncle Phil marks another year towards retirement. g PHIL SHERIDAN B,A,, M,A,, St. Mary's University, University of Michigan, University of Texas And I don't ever want to catch you boys making mud pies again . ANTHONY CONST ANZO B,S,, M,Ed., Texas Lutheran College, Trinity University MARY LOU DAVIS B,S,, Trinity And now I won't be able to say, 'I didn't have time to shave' Physical dlucatian J 4. O xii, -s.-of gl. KIRK DREW B,S,, North Texas State Jricmts of ,411 . . N.,---- LEE 20 - MAC 8 And they said it cou1dn't be done! FLOYD HOWARD B.S,, M.Ed,, Southwest Texas State N fu ?riends aff!!! . . I I 5 W rr lv JAY JOHNSTON B,S,, Incamate Word College CECIL REDFORD B,S., University of Corpus Christi I fr, MILTON RCBICHEAUX Lee's hula hoop champ demonstrates technique at B,S,, Trinity University CHALLIE THORNTON B,A,, Iowa State University A gift from the Lee-ettes brings tears to sponsor Mrs. Davis. -1 his advisory party. v . RUTH HIC KS B.A., Baker College, North Texas State College C HARLES W ALK ER Trinity University REID SELLERS B M Ed Southwest Texas State College M,Ed., Daniel Kusiucss Sducalian Hackbanc of Robert 8. Lee Special .Education . uw' DOROTHY DUFFEY B,S,, M,Ed,, Texas Technological College ALTA BENNETT B,A., West Texas Stare College, lncamare Word , College , LINDA DODD Library Assistant M.Ed., WI 4 CALVIN SHULT Z. B,M., Vandercook College of Music library Lee recognized slavery as an evil, but he had been raised in the belief that the state was sovereign. With the threat of war, he ex- pressed his political creed when he said: I can anticipate no great- er calamity for the country than the dissolution of the Union. . . Still a Union that can only be maintained by swords and bayonets, and in which strife and civil war are to take the place of brotherly love and kindness has no charms for me. If the Union is dissolved and the Government dispersed, I shall return to my native State and share the miseries of my people and save in defense, will draw my sword no more. l l l 8 4 Cfougratulatians X 7? ooo AUBREY ALEXANDER RONALD ACTON Baseball 2, Track 2, 3, Football 3, 4, History Club 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Dramatics 4. JOHNNY ADAMS DEE ANN AKIN Pep Squad 1, Business Club 2, FTA 2, 4, Lassies 2, 3, FHA 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Annual Staff 4, Office Assistant 4 ANN ALEX ANDER Y-Teens 2, Junior Red Cross 2, Secretary 2, Advisory Secretary 2, 3, Class Reporter 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4, Student Council 3, 4. Debate Team 3, 4, Science Club 3, President 3, Track 4, Basketball 4. MAC ANDERSON Football 1-4, Student Council 2-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Baseball 4. TOXIE ANDREWS Band 1-4, Drum Major 4, Stage Band 4, Photo and Projection 2. JUDY AUSTIN Biology Club 2, UCL 2, Y-Teens 2, Future Nurses 2, Basketball 2, Volleyball 2, Office Assistant 4, Advisory Secretary 4, FHA l-4, Treasurer 4, Dramatics. I ERRY BABBITT Band 1-4, Sergeant-at-Arms l, Vice President 4, Biology Club 2, Dramatics Club 2, Photo and Projec- tionist Club 2, 3, Stage Band 4. GINGER BALLNER Spanish Club 1, 2, Safe Driving Club 1, 2, FHA 1-4. BILL BARRETT Baseball 4. LUCRETIA BIBLE Choral 1, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, Science Club 2, Red Cross Club 2. JOY BISSONETTE GAA 1, Chorus 1, Choral Club 2, Speech Club 2, Class President 2, One-Act Play 3, Best Supporting Actress 3, Student Council Permanent Representative 1-4, Chaplain 3, Swing ln, President 4, Vice President 3, FHA 4. Football 1 4 Advisory President 1 2 4, Student Coun- Y A cil 2 Track 3 H1 Y 2 4 Dramatics 2, Vice President 2. ji to the .Wrst GAIL BOST SAM BUCHANAN Football 1-4, Track 1, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 4, Tennis 2, Dra- matics Club 2, 3, Advisory Vice President 2, 3, Class Vice President 4, Brahma Tales, Humor Editor 3, Bugle Call, Associate Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Senior Ring Committee 3. C AROL C ALLAW AY Band 1-4, Majorette 3, 4, Head Majorette 4, FHA 1-4 Pianist 1, 1st Vice President 3, Reporter 4, District 1st Vice President 4, Class Historian 3, FTA 2, Basket- ball 1, Office Assistant 2, 3. FARRON CAMP Band 1-4, Biology Club 2, Photo and Projection 2, 3. SHARON CAMP Choral 2-4, Music Club 2. BETTY CHATHAM Y-Teens 1-3, FHA 1-4, Publicity Chairman 4, Jour- nalism Club 2, Library Assistant 2, Dramatics 4. Don Saunders takes time off from runnin 3 . the Council to have his picture taken, while what S so fuqny olfj F'H'A' members? Remember Jo Romans and Teddy Sawyer aid and abet you looked like this 3 yea' ago! him. SHERRON COOPER Cheerleader 1, Student Council 1, GAA 1, Choral 1: Y-Teens 1-3, Basketball 1, Lassies 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Advisory Vice President 4, FHA 2-4, Historian 3, President 4. SYLVIA COOPER Basketball 1, Slide Rule Club 1, GAA 1, 4-H 1, 2, Science Club 1, Biology Club 2, Y-Teens 2-4, Volley- ball 3, Band 1-4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Parlia- mentarian 4. DORIS CRAMER Y-Teens 1, 2, Journalism Club 2, Student Council 2, Class Reporter 2, Lassies 2, 3, Captain 3, Office Assist ant 2, FHA 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Annual 3, 4, Activity Editor 3, Editor 4, National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4. PATRICIA CUDDY Band 1-4, Majorette 1, 4, FHA 1-4, Choral 1, 2, Fresh man Sexret 1, Office Assistant 4, Y-Teens 2, Jrmior Red Cross 2, History Club 2, Glee Club 1. KENNETH DAVIS Football 1-4, Track 1, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Ad- visory Secretary 2, Advisory Vice President 3, Annual Sports Editor 3. PAT DELKER Pep Squad 1, Y-Teens 1-3, GAA 1, FHA 2-4, Re- porter 3, Journalism Club 2, Lassies 2, 3, Office Assistant 4. Graduating 60155 I1 i Nm I ' Mn, , RICKY DONOWHO Band 1-4, Vice President 1, President 4, Physics Club 2, Barons 2, 3g Publications Artist 4, Student Council Store Manager 4. JUDY DURHAM GAA lg Y-Teens 1, 2, Pep Squad 1, FHA 1,4, Parlia- mentarian 4g Lassies 2, 3, Office Assistant 4. HM ELDRIDGE Basketball 2, 4g Baseball 2, 4, Track lg Hi-Y 2-4, Treas- urer 4, Shop Club 3, Letterman's Club 2-4. J. F. EVERITT Mechanical Drawing Club 1, 2g Audio-Visual Club 2-4. of Haber! fi ,Cac . . . The Westem Movies skit keeps teenage gunslingers off the streets. Mr. Wa1ker's party takes an I,Q, test. lb N 3.-r' F,H,A, or not, Beau Blakey just doesn't look like Bardot. ,vu Q5 4-F. CYNFHIA GRAY Band 1-3, Choral 1, 4, FHA l,4g Y-Teens lg Journa- lism Club 2, Junior Red Cross 2, Office Assistant 3, Dramatics 4. DARRYL HANSEN Band 1-3, Speech Club 2, Choir 2, 3, Choir Club 2g Hi-Y 3, 4, Class President 1, 2, Cheerleader 2, Foot- ball Manager 4g Basketball Manager 4. KENNETH HARMON Band 1-4, Science Club 2, Photo and Projectionist Club 2. MARILYN HARRIS Pep Squad lg Glee Club lg Y-Teens 2, Class Play 3, Office Assistant 3, FHA 3, 4. JOHN HIDY Biology Club 2, Math Club 2, Newspaper 1. DEE ANN HOWARD Music Club 2, Dramatics Club 2g FHA 4, Choral 4. ALLINE FINCH Basketball lg Y-Teens 1, 2, Lassies 2, Business Club 2 Brahmadoras 3, FHA l, 3, 4, 3rd Vice President 4, Student Council 4. VICTORIA FINNEY Choral 1, 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, Advisory Treasurer 1, Drama Club 2, Lassies 3, FHA 4. KENNETH FLOYD Football 2-4, Baseball 2-4, Basketball 2-4, Hi-Y 2-4. MEL GLAUBERG Football 4g Band 1-3. Whos: Names BEN HYATT DORIS HYATT GAA lg Basketball 1g Pep Squad 1: Y'TCCI1S 1. 2: 1-355' ies 2, 3g Office Assistant 2g Journalism Club 2, 3g FHA 4. JAMES KENTON Football 2-4: Track 33 Hi-Y 3, 4. ALLEN KLINE and Deals . . JOENELL KRZESNIAK Basketball 2g Advisory Secretary 2g Student Council Vice President 4g Annual Business Manager 4. PATRICIA KUTZER Dramatics 2g Junior Red Cross 2g FHA 4. JOAN LONGLEY GAA 1g History Club 2g Y-Teens 1. SANDRA LOTHRINGER IRIS LY ONS Basketball lg Volleyball lg GAA lg Advisory Treasurer 1, 2g Pep Squad 1g Lassies 2,.3g Y-Teens 1, 2g Business Club 2g Office Assistant lg FHA 1-4. BARBARA MCBEE Basketball lg Office Assistant 1g Advisory Vice Presi- dent lg Y-Teens 2g Business Club 2g Lassies 3, 4g FHA Song Leader 4g Newspaper Make-Up Editor 4. 'Url -rr IERRY MCCOY .,. PENNY MARSHALL rv Historian 4. BONNIE MAUPIN Y-Teens 3, FHA 2, Choral 1. JACK MAYER Band 1-4, Track 1, Science Club 2, Drivers' Club 1. SAUNDRIA MEYER Glee Club l, Junior Red Cross 2, Choral 3, 4. MARCIA MEYERS GAA 1, Pep Squad 1, Speech Club 2, Y-Teens 1, 2, Lassies 2, 3, Volleyball 2, 3, Slide Rule Club 1, Pub- lications Artist 4, FHA 1, 4, Reporter 4, IL Spelling 2, 3, IL District Steno 2nd Place 3, Regional Steno 3. AARON MILLER Band 1-4, Track 2, Chorus 3, Stage Band 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4. MARIAN MORGAN Pep Squad 1, GAA 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, History Club 2, Lassies 2, Brahmadoras 3, Student Council 2-4, Class Secretary l-4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Outstanding Lassie 2, Alternate Cheerleader 3, Head Cheerleader 4. CONNIE MCC ARTY Band l, 2, Vice President lg Speech Club 2, Music Club 2, Chorus 1, Class Chaplain 3, 4. SHIRLEY MCLENNON Speech Club 2, Music Club 2. Choir 2-4, Nightingales Secretary-Treasurer 4, Jour- nalism Club 2, Music Club 2, Tennis Club 2. Band l, Brahma Tales 2, 3, Feature and Society Edi- tor 3, Bugle Call Editor 4, Choral 2, Choral Club 2, Journalism Club 2, FHA 4, GAA 1, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Advisory Secretary l, Annual Staff 2, 4, Class LW!! ,Ccwg o 4 fi-.r f' S Mary Sue Viner has that Chuck Knutso -.Xp L! n look' Marian Morgan looks a little different off the field M 4 -we N. . X Y -P ft pv- e-'X l6'e Remembered JOE OHMES Physics Club 2 Radio Club 2 NEAL PETTY Stage Hand 2 Biology 2 THOMAS PLUMMER Chorus 1 3 4- Dramatics Junior Optimist Club 2, 3, Chaplain 2, 35 National Honor Society 3, 4. BRENDA PYLE GAA lg Volleyball l-3g Y-Teens 2g FHA 3, 4, lst Vice President 43 Advisory Treasurer 3g Office Assist- ant 4, NANCY ROGERS tl 'fx -QQ Music Club ig Dramatics lg One-Act Play jg Miss Legs jg FHA 2, 45 Band l-45 Majorette 4. IOS EPHINE ROMANS Student Council 45 JANS 2, 3, Chaplain 2, President 33 Junior Red Cross County President 3. 1' Uhraughauf. . MARTIN SCHALLER Photo Club 2. BOB SCHUMACHER Football 2, 3, Track 4, Hi-Y 2, Tumbling 3. DARLENE SEILER Class Secretary 1, Office Assistant 1, 2, Choral 1, 2, Library Assistant 3, 4, FHA 4. GEORGE STOUT Student Council 1, 2, Baseball 1, Basketball l. CONNIE THOMAS Art Club 1, Square Dancing Club 1, Scrapbook and Photography Club 1, Chess Club 3, KATHLYN THOMPSON Y-Teens 1, 2, Lassies 3, Choral 4. IUDY LOU ROWE Declamation l-4, Pep Squad l, GAA 1, FTA 2,3, Treasurer 3, Lassies 2, 3, One-Act Play 2, Dramatics Club 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Newspaper, Exchange Editor 4, Outstanding Algebra Student 3, Outstanding Chemistry Student 3, National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4, Lee-ette Major 4. DASA ROWLAND Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 2, 3, Journalism Club 2, Y-Teens 2, Lassies 2, 3, FHA 4, Office Assistant 3, 4, Dramatics 4. DON SAUNDERS Baseball 2-4, Basketball Manager 2, Advisory President 2,3, Hi-Y 3, Secretary 3, Speech Club 3, Vice Presi- dent 3, Student Cotmcil President 4. JUDY SAUNDERS FHA 1, 4, Dramatics 2, Lassies 3, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, Vice President 3. IOE TUCKER Band 1-3, Football 3, Journalism 3, 4, Barons 1, 2, Shop Club 2, Photography Club 2, Publications Photo- grapher 4, Advisory Vice President 4. ELAINE V ALENC IA Chorus 1, Cheerleader 1, GAA 1, Secretary 1, Slide Rule Club 1, Secretary 1, Y-Teens 1, 2, Chaplain 1, FHA 1, 2, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Lassies 2, Speech Club 2, Advisory President 2, 3, Brahmadoras 3, Nation- al Honor Society 3, 4, Historian 4, Class Vice Presi- dent 3, Class President 4, Newspaper Business Manager 4, Outstanding Spanish Student 3, Outstanding English Student 3, Outstanding Girl 2. MARY SUE VINER Pep Squad 1, GAA President 1, Y-Teens 2, Advisory President 1, FHA 2-4, Class Parliamentarian 3, Class Treasurer 4, Brahmadoras 3, Cheerleader 4, Library Assistant 4, Student Council 4, Swing In 3, 4, Vice President 4. ROSS WELCH BOB WHITNEY Football 4. RONALD WYBLE Football Manager 3, Band 4. Hi-Y 3, 4, Track l-4, Football 1, 2, Class Reporter 2, Advisory Vice President 2. the Earning llears. Choral 1, Biology Club 2, FTA 3, Vice President 3, I' Id f? I I Man Presrdenr Lmcoln offered Lee command of the Unron army Lee refused wrth To lrft my hand agarnst my own State and people rs rmpossrble On Aprrl 22 1861 he left Arlmgton for the last tlme to be commrssloned Major General by Jefferson DQVIS and grven command of the Vugrnra forces I' WA QW! if Y M423 ram? X X. ga' , , I- . ' -vc , nf- uv: 4.-cf 'M' -' -5 -41' 3'-egwrr-1-I-1 :ang , v'L nw-.1-1-4-a ' rf v 1-of-N rp.. , '-1 u.. A p ,. . ... ,- ,,. .. . , ., . , W. M A - vv2fz:ff'fw9. -- agf,1QE5'b ..,1 f fc A- X R - -, mv: R M71 -J V1 - 4 ck- 1.1 ,wwf--'-M 1r1:ffvrW.vsf. mf f n 'fQ.:, ' l-3,1 :wx -. .f '.-f v+-w X ' uw.-'X ., ccikllaifc., 'nw 4.-far . 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STANDING: Richard MacBriar, Reporter: Heather Simpson, Chaplain. We are Siamese, if you please - we are Siamese if you don't please. The main project for the junior class was the gala Junior-Senior Prom held in April. To raise money to sponsor the dance, the whole class sold magazine subscriptions which was to be the only plan for raising money. The theme Rhapsody in Blue carried out with blue lights and decorations set the mood in the Agudas Achim Synagogue. To get ready for the Prom, the juniors sponsored a Thanksgiving Dance after the Lee-Mac football game. Juniors are now looking forward to their final year at lee, hoping to make it even better than '59. kgs Standing in the hallway, wait ing for the bell to ring. e QE V YA fi if fi ,S ai! 1... . 3 -1' g , ,J .fi J S if 33 -1 f I Q! s z Q ., ff 'J 1 ' . 2' IL H W. , Iffy , , Ii? f Ziff V, ' if 1 1 4 5-if 1 g 9 I wh 3. 4 f fff 143' ww, Hr .A ,I 'vi f v if 4? if fp- . x gf? f' if , , v .. f'j'ff O X o A i n , 10 Q , K ,, 4, N N 4 t, ' 1 A IO0 IUSV Nd Shawn 1 ,I I I PHOTO N I A-rmlub BETTY DAVIS Lee takes .1 bus Iond of smut to Pt, I..Iv.ma, the juniar Ulass HELEN BYARS CHRISTY CARNAHAN JIMMY CAVIN BILLIE CECIL DIANA CLARK DON COLEMAN IIM COLGLAZIER MICHAEL CONLISK .IOY COOK PATRICIA COSTELLO VIRGII. CRAWFORD NANCY CUDDY Q- . ,ke f '74 W A K , ?' ,3 '-4-'QI 1 E, , W f, , , 4 XXX' V ANN' C I::- I fi ix xx? llllld I I H .X XM Z1 - H 4, is vU i,0-::aT- ...ff lwiqli , ? X 1 , 4 if ,MM 9 5: 1' I-,Eff 'S T. 1.3, ff , . ' L .-.NN . r 'tx Q -1-A f 5' - P W my K, Q Z y . r 1 . 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With the performance shown this year by soph- omore boys in all phases of sports, in later years they will put REL right at the top in district. A project of Athena for Greek mythology was made by Pat McFadden. Sophomore Eloos Ofioors SITTING: Suzanne Welch, Treas- Urer: Susan Roper, Secretary: Sher- rie Pendergrast, Vice President: Carolyn Vermerch, President. STANDING: Jo Ann Bailey, Re- porter: Carolyn Swerk, Historian: Martha Knippa, Chaplain, Figaro! Figaro! Figaro! W :f fl? 5, 4,4 . , , ff W I - if 1 'fl ' fm - f Q ws, U ,M W ,,, A 1 JA , 'VIA 4 I 'Q 2 ' 'kt A V ,r ' 43? f 1 I pp' J ' U .m 1 , 5 5 g if . ?'f'7fq If , A L..5-114125 X , f f A --m v, '4 N sf.-'N 'Z M' Tiki'-'fn HK , Qs-. A Q , 455 , L mf MQ? 1 an f .na gf, gm. '- 1-' rd J veils:-I ,I J, rf :lv 8' Q fha It was a long ride home for Carol Hendrix, Carol Brigman and Ann Langly. .f'x Cx f , in ,Cac-cites Mike Cartwright Larry Carver Tommy Chandler Mike Chapman Beverly Cook Jerry Cote Randall Courtney Hewlett Crist Carol Crow James Davenport Willy Davis Linda Derrington Jim Dietzel John Dix Jerry Dolph ix. I sv If ,hr A 4' ' 'HY -lli-.- ,-W W -W ,132 ' 9 f ww if -4. lf, :JZ ...J ,Ai A , N 5 ZW an My sw' W 1 , if M14 7 X ' z f!2?2-.I flfvffw 19,3 Q W Y Q Q kg W A KM me if 'F Jw .. , - ME' ' ' df A dd 9 Q M is ax Arthur Mandry and the Bugle 6111! . What's a chlorophyll, Mr, Virginia McCollum Viola McDaniel Mary McDavitt Pat McFadden Janet McKeown Tom McNamara Eddie McQueen Liz Mahan Hollingsworth? Ernest Martinez Gloria Martinez Sandra Marx Elizabeth Mason Edward Matjeka Bobby Meyer Patricia Micheli David Mitchell 44 -Sk -9 , ,Q v -'S L- an V f Wi Q59 ' i 'ik b T W ,QW I Q Ai ' 1 ,Q 4. ff Q77 'a if J .ef-1 L fu f ff' 1 BJ Wg 3 76 P A - i 2 Q , i 5, 25 Q f ' 4 A,.,A 'W , . 'mms 4?-We 'X ,Ji gin ff, il YM ' Q 1 .uf , 'YI , In kwa? S ' ,Q , nr 3' 'C A -. .fa the Zrundation i I Paul Sims Ann Smith Jim Smith Linda Smith Patricia Smith Betty Sohn Robert Spellmann Sharon Spellmann Virginia Spriggs Claudia Starr Pat Stebbins Diane Stephens Tom Stovall Charlene Sueltenfuss John Suhr Before , , , The halls of Lee during classes Wu flaw laid After, , , Between classes at Lee all Q Vivian Suter Dalton Swendeman Carolyn Swerk Joseph Swinger Don Tallman Ronald Tarrant Kathleen Taylor Cecile Tindall Gaynell Tindall Morris Towles Joe Trevino Louis Trevino Judy Truitt Willis Tucker Shirley Tyson Linda Vera WH' 1, J. h In 5' rx - Ay-L 3 f k egg is ,Ab eff N If mum.. .W x wg. f, e ' il 5 2'c,:- -4 357 L rd? .1 -41 Lee's greatest battle came at Chancellorsville, but with it came the Southern Army's greatest lost. Stonewall Jackson was shot by own men as he rode in front of the lines. After this, the men grew more anxious about their beloved commander and shouted, Lee to the rear! when he rode in front of them. fo 44 ' E-. b w 't-?'7'Q if.: 1. a -4 1'- , 1 1 Q, ' 1 L 1 151 , A 5 1 1 a A 1 x El T s 'gt s V .w : . , , . . . x .- as 5,, H . 1 K Lee students mimic American Bandstand. Zfeshmau 611155 Ofhcers Left to right: Lynn Green- burg, President: Judi Eiser- loh, Treasurer: Dorothy Saunders, Secretary. Miss Wofford guides i l X housewives of 1970. ...nun-4 f-Q . - 4' l I7 I -41. L..1 r 1 ' E sa' '4 ,1-.12 Would you like to see the mo f rx DW me st, 'Y omit The Freshman Class of '58 and '59 made their first year in high school a vintage year. They con tributed to all activities at REL and some of their own. Their first dance in the spring for all Senior High students proved to be a huge success. The science students made projects including a radio, an electric motor, and a model of a molecule. The first Freshman class in the North East District end- ed the year with a lot of memories for the future. 1 Z 0- Oil QI S I an 4 -Q .ah I Q il'-,A 3 , Am. .a g. -y Q W ,ZW fx A 41 , f ld! Y! . 1 V ,lfgffy-. xv xii! ,L 1. .4 1. ,vkajx , . 1 l K . , , K Q bl 5 an Q? Q, Mg if sf an 'L L A gg, X 6111.95 af Haber! 5 lee Q 1-is What's the center of attention? Trebor Eel? 9-q. Richard Coans Edward Conrey Carol Cooper Mike Cox Carolyn Cummins Fred Davis Joanne Davis Sally Davis Alvin Davis Linda Delker Terry Denton Clayton Dethletson Arthur Dix Sharon Dix E:-f if 4 MV' av' H , 'N-..' 1 ,R In ss' 1' f. .12 5' 'P' a ' 1 Y ,t l 6 .R J iff -ed' an if , A A 2: 4 1' l.. 1 2414 a 1 w 2 fam' X f :J F! fi QW .W Kit .Vi 'nw 8, 1 4 ,Q if f., X ,fm M 4 an- A1752 my Q H,eA -92: S V A ag'L .. . -V' .wx 1 K Q.-. Wx xx ...wk 'W Q-1 , ,..-'M -Q.. ,X Q ' 5 T . js t L, , g Sw? J f f vw ' ' N Zfailfall Games and Kalhks Claudia La Field Gene Lahourcade Charles Lane James Langford Charles Lawrence Mary Lewallen Lana Lewis Tommy Lorillard Luke Lowery Lenetta Lyons Patti McCormick Ronnie McCoy F K . . l -w-L Shirley McDonald. Mike McFadden Donna McGee Betty McGill Bill McLennan Phyllis McKinley Patrick McNamara Gay Mairhofer Bobby Martin Sherri Martin Bella Martinez Bill Massey Dances and Parties. . . Sandra Meyer Sharon Meyers Anita Miller William Mitchell Shirley Monroe Monty Montgomery Dianne Morash IoA nn Morrison Terry Massey Skippy Matyeor James Melville 2 5 1,01 Susy Mulhem Buddy Neubauer Chick Norton Ned Notzon Kent Noyes Betty O'Barry Russell Obregon Gloria Ochoa Jack O'Nei11 Larry Palmer Marvin Panzer Judy Parker ls Jeff Rhodes and the Many Johnny Peek Russ Penney Barbara Pessing Toby Petty Hortencia Plasencia Beverly Pyle Douglas Querner Pam Quesenberry Mike Raborn John Rautis Gay Reed Bobby Renfro Keith Hardwick will certainly know better next time. 7 in A -.. ' 25434 Saw 3 , Y J, w 1 Az. 1' 1, li USU: Q 9 5 '54 9 wx X QV l , 'O 4, . , ,gem 4...s wha :H 'A 4 Pg ' .nv N Q. sv u..,,, A ,-'Pg , If Richard Young Lynda Zinsitz Something looks mighty interesting down there. of the HIGH Schaal Richard Warrington Bill Weldon Roy White Samuel White Cynthia Wickson Linda Wilson Sandra Wilson Joseph Witt Who's in the spotlight? The photographer, of course. 11- ,I f 9- 'af' P Lee marcned H15 army mto Pennsylvama for subslstence not con quest At Gettwsburg he met Meade m battle Before the battle me ff 'xad told Longbbeet, Tae enemv ms here and lf we dont whlp mm 'fr JF' '1' 'b 'S-.. vc 6 .21 -i . Xwm I 'jx He w11l vm p u H15 defeat he e waQ the tummg pomt of me war 'omg afterward: Lee saxd If I had had Jacason at Gettvsburg I bhould haxe won mat battle v ..x. ..,-4-nn-Af A-Uv P X , , , . . ,XIV A 1 . ,ff N 1 , - Eg , . , . , 'L . A ' 1. I V A fi 1 , Q ' ,gf a ' 'li s. r , ' ' 1 if ref I H -55 1. ' ' , . ' , '-1. :Qi 1 E311 A , .. 1:25. A, . . . A . -'iw :ii Q - A , 4 . Q fi' 1 , ' g ' E 'H ' . Q v p ' A , , ' f If! in ' ' J v 53. , , . ' K 51' - - 1 ' - ' fr . 5:1 1 I ' J! V W 4 Z f 1 ' L D' ' -9117 C ' ' f l 7? X wiaf - ' 5 - z K S . ' f- , 1 'lg 7 -1 ' 'Q U iff ' I ' -.r' s ,giibgu 1 ' 57' C iii X 5 C 1 -YV! 4 A ' N I L ' ' ET, ,fn V ,, Wi I - . 1 25:2 . Q ,, -I 1. , 0 2,3 -1,55 L S . 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Left to right: Deidre Ambler, Vice President: Julie Gross, Secretary: Linda Haston, President: Sally Viner, Treasurer. No homework ! Szylzfh Grade' 611155 Oficcrs Let's be democxxatic, we'll divide the graft evenly. Guess who'll be glad when marching season is over? Zflzc Hes! af luck ooo Roy Adams Harry Akin Ted Albrecht Linda Allemang Billye Alexander Sherry Alexander Deidre Ambler Cheryl Atkinson Gary Bankston Jimmy Barr Sandra Barrett Patricia Barry Donald Benoit Mike Bissonnette Ruby Bolado Judy Bonillas Jan Bowden Sally Brennan Bobbie Brickey Jim Brown Shirley Brown Margaruite Bruton Ronnie Buchner Bill Bull Janice Burgess Harry Burnett Jimmy Call Bob Cann Alice Carbee Jerry Carbee Arthur Carr Pat Carr la the Szylfllf Grade Class. . X 'N Richard Carr Pat C artwright Jackie Cave: John Chapman John Chatham Delilah Cisneros Linda Clark Ronnie Clark Wilfred Cavin Nflfred Cox Glenn Cross Marilyn Cummins Mary Cunningham Becky Dahlmann Kenneth Davis Paul Davis Ronald Dawson Wayne Denson Sylvia Ebbs Tough luck for the Braves! Zim, .1Ld.....A:L5.. ' of JE, ,345 4 Q X is Who Have 6117611 Perry Harrison Linda Haston David Hastings Sandra Hatchell Lewis Heatly Nora Helms Norman Henderson Donna Henry Mary Jane Herrera David Hinshaw John Hinshaw Kenneth Hobert Gene Horn Carol Horton Lonnie Howard Clifton Howe Frances Hunter Pat Hyatt Dariti Inman Sandra Janota Alan Johnson Elliott Johnson Jean Johnson Sandra Jowers La Verne Joy Wayne Kacprowski George Kemp Olivia Koenig Jerry Kroeker Judy Kunetha Karen Kurth Sylvia Leal Chair Suppazf ooo Joanne Lee Joe Lewallen Tom Lewis Bill Lothringer Carol Ann Lovelady Edwin McRossin Gerald McGinnis Larry McGill Tommy McKeown Don Mantoath Tony Martin Carolyn Massey Jane Mason George Maughan Linda Maupin Catherine Mayer Jimmy Messer Ronny Messer Helen Milhan Cheri Miller Charles Mitchell Susan Moeller James Morris Ryan Morris Joyce Morrison Cindy Mueller Glenda Murphy Diana Neel Lynn Nichols Susan Norton Fred Norwood Dale Nowotny Ray Nunley Ben Nurich Richard Oestreich Hope Ondarza Thomas Pamell Roblee Perrault Lewis Phelps Nancy Poulis Donna Henri and Diane Walker demonstrate how the Hungar- ians dance. J. '!' Dianne Price Jimmy Pruitt Patricia Pryse Polly Puckett Arthur Rainbolt Wiley Rains Bruce Ridgeley Harry Roberson Larry Roberson Shirley Robison Jeannette Romans and Spirit Maurice Rosenstein to ,Make ,Cac ooo Cathy Ross Larry Rowe Rudy Rudewick Robin Russell Sue Russell Dawn Ryan Bemadette Salanky James Sanders Doreene Saunders Janet Saunders Judy Schaefer Richard Schwarz Jim Sealy Jana Serold Dan Shelton Ardes Simpson Mary Sinai Judy Sinkin Bill Skinner Eddie Smith Erin Smith Harry Smith Steve Smith Wanda Smith Susie Smolins Deanna Spence Harvey Spinks Glynna Sockwell Karon Sullins Patty Jo Sulsar Bill Suter Lucille Taylor the Kes! Salma! Lynne Tenney Bill Thurmond Clyde Toscano Leopoldo Trevino Charmaine Tuer Alicia Turpin Janice Upton Donna Van Bigger John Vermersch Karen Vermersch Sally Viner Barbara Wade Diann Walker Mike Walker Loretta Ward Taylor Warner Ray Weaverling Tuleta White Carole Whitehead Charles Whitley Betty Wilder Loren Wilder Danny Wilkens Barry Williamson Robert Willis Donald Wilson Patti Wilson Sandra Wilson Charles Winters Stephen Wolf Gregg Wooldridge Leonard Yeckel Jeanie Young asf i -FWZ 555 a 1 W i 4 3 A 4 Ar 'x r. Ii 1 is iz r ir ii fi 3 1 if I? I -r 5 Q 5: 5.1 snag y is M5 Q ' 1 I JU, When Grant came from the West to take command of the Union forces, his policy was to wear out and starve the Confederates. Al- ready the South was without money or men to fill its thinning ranks. Lee gave no sign of wavering, but Grant's policy wore away the thin gray line stretched from Richmond to Petersburg. The line held for nearly ten months, until in March Lee withdrew his hungry troops from their long held entrenchments and began the long retreat that was to end at Appomattox. 0 fi ' 2- K, qv. K 1 y 4, 1-. .- - i A -' uh- 1'-' .': GHC 0 ' 1- ,, g N. is CPN 'Q ' - I 'K h A-., 4. 'N 6 4' ' i fl. .. , -Qu., rl sn: V b '-irq, , , ff .. --infg-gfzpkgsc' ' '-. -so-,M . . lr- z 'A t as-H, .Q f' A .- -.'N:?,5f'-'5-W 3 5 5 iv 1 11 Q y '1 Student Council says, Buy 'em by the gross. Seventh Grade - Cflass 0Mcers f Left to right: Glenda Price, Treasurer: Ilene Schulman, Presidentg Wendy Flatow, Vice President: Patty Chisum, Secretary. What a crazy game! Junior High Journalism students get a head start on learning the trade, W The seventh grade class of REL started Junior High with a high over all scholastic standing but little in the way of social activities within their own class. Nevertheless, they sponsored all upperclass sponsored activities. They sold ads and sub- scriptions to the TRAVELER and BUGLE CALL, went to the Vols bas- ketball and football games, and at- tended organizational dances. Patricia Adamek Linda Albright Gilbert Alonzo Gloria Anderson Janice Archer Ray Ashinhust Linda Ayers Kenneth Baker Lana Baker Barbara Banks Kathy Bamard Carolyn Barrett Peggy Barrett Ken Barry Kathy Bartell Gaad Luck to I Susan Batts Ronald Beal Jim Bell Franklin Bendele Ernest Benoit Jean Bergman Mack Berler Mary Billings Jimmy Billows Sue Blair Roy Blize Karen Boerum Hazel Bond Wayne Booth Juanita Bowman Richard Boyle Larry Bradley Barba Brackeen James Brandt Karen Brawner 'ia iAP'E 1' ' Barbara Clark James Clark Linda Clark Charles Colman Joseph Colemere Joyce Ann Conlisk Janis Conner Steve Costello Gloria Cox Charles Craft lack Cramer Jacquelyn Crow Mike Crow Samuel Crowther Wilbur Culpepper Fred Davis Marilyn Davis Robert Davis Lloyd Dooly David Dreier I!!! A the Seventh Grade Barbara Brooks Cheryl Brooks Charlotte Brown Emma Brown Jimmie Brown Susan Buechill Annie Laurie Bull Aleta Burnam Bob Burney Richard Byford Sharon Caldwell Shirley Cecil Billy Chandler Donna Christman Patty Chisum Sherry Ann DuBose Richard Dubois Roger Duncan Zelma Eckert Bob Eddy James Edwards Wayne Effenberger Nat Eisenberg Gary Eldridge Sharlene Elliott Nelda Lee Fine Wendy Flatow Barbara Fletcher Dian Flynn Brenda Foster Wim J-law ,Mind yt! James Fox Stephen Freeman Shannon Fuller Jody Garza Roslyn Garcez Fred Gamer Barbara Gente Ricky Gernlatt George Goben Geoff Gaertz Suzanne Goodman Paula Goodrich Billy Gould Patty Griffen Bobbie Grimes Fay Grunwald Danny Guthrie Donny Guthrie Bobby Hammonds Howard Harmon Kay Hartong 1 , 'Af' JI ,gi f .L Mm MJWM- 5 Q ,,. f ,gy ff' ' Q pie-W 4' F F ,Y .. 51H ? if ,M ini' f MA 5 'H 7, ef 52. , , YQ, , M4 22? L wr. J f xiii, . ' ,,, 'fi' me 'R Fi 5 ..-' .,.-I .Qs . x 'wk' Q. - nf, iv Q '4'z, 5 I . 'Et-,f Xi lin A , ww fx MN -MSQGW ,,Q ,Q I Paul Kurth James Kyler Janet Kyler Marian Loeschman Marilyn Sue Laibovitz Gloria Leal Sandra Lord Sylvia Lorillard George Loper Lee Lowery Susan McBriar Tom McBride Dan McCollum Claudia McDonald Bobbie Jean McKinley Real life makes science more interesting. eu tr ,411 School E7unctiaus The day the rains came down , . . brought mud to Lee. i., A Q ' girl .L ' ,- ia .- -.rg ., - ,. , A YJ , F i . 1 Lg Q ,MA UW' W' Q ,-p K I .. if A '15 1 .rr 'n is K, fx gf me - 7.1 ,QQ 4' x f aw H if '21 35:9 i wa. T: wg 4 in Blanche Paige Sheral Palmer Robert Pasquinelli Pat Pennington Lynn Perry John Petersen Ben Plasencia Sharon Poole Karen Popham Mike Power Bryant Pringle Glenda Pryse Mike Puckett Angela Raines Judy Ranney and Sclfalazshzjzf 4 ff, i ll' Eddie Rudasill Carolyn Reitzer Linda Renfro Nancy Richter Robert Riojas Robin Ritchie Thomas Roarick Ray Robbins Randy Roberts Ilene Rogal Vernon Rogers Nannette Rone Charles Roper James Ross Barry Rosson Gary Rutherford Mary Rust Beatrice Saunders Darleen Schelcher Bruce Schmauder V Carol Ann Small Jeannette Smith Sandra Smith James Sollock Gordon Sparks Melvyn Spillman Ernestine Starr Mike Stayton Becky Stean Jackie Tarrant Laura Taylor Robert Taylor John Tenney Sammy Thiel Linda Thomas Jimmy Thompson Sherry Thorpe Doug Timmins James Tollerson Sandra Vanzant ta ,Make Chair Glass Patricia Schneider Roberta Schwarz Ilene Schulman Jimmy Schulman Louis Schumann Beverly Scott Carolyn Scott Travis Sebera Donald Selman Rennie Sheffield Betsy Shoemaker Carol Sue Sholts Allen Sigwald Marie Sirotiak Dana Slaten Harry Wade Dorothy Walter Lloyd Ward Bonnie Wamer George Warrick Thomas Wascher Tommie Watts Janice Weichlein Roberta Weir Carl Williams Robert Williams Christine Willms Aurthur Wilson Joe Winkleman Sam Wheeler Sandra Whetstone Connie Whitley Gena Woods Robert Wooldridge Carol Workman L5-A King York David Youngblood Q0 no ,- ... .J ' M' Www, I , J' iv the Best at fee Melvin: What's that you are making? Prof.: BaNa2 Melvin: Sodium Barrium? Prof. z No. Banana J ff' :Af 1 11 '1 . u 5 Un 1 x 1 v wav 'lv L .- -f 1 'A . fx ,Dm J ' I Y :T V vfx x f X -,J 311 1 'I I v , 1 ,nf '41 ,,x ui: 'YW 1 A 1. ,. 1 41 x E'-5 .ua r Lv va mg A I ,yq 'x if ' ml 1:5 . 0 1 M 1 I wz 1 'Vu 1 fy ' a. vb. ,. 2 , Q f Vw' A A f 1 H- -- 5 s ITU!-1 5 t 5 Mr. Flory 1 crowns Betty I Chatham. Queen Betty accepts a bouquet of roses. The royal court of the first Stratford Ball salutes Robert E. Lee. Escort Rich McBriar has the first dance with the queen. Sponsored by the Sen- iors, the Stratford Ball was held at Agudas Achim in honor of Robert E. Lee. The Colonial decorations carried out the theme. L.. uv ' ' c ':4, , in 9 P-RN s ls. E,- Coach Drew rates a watch. A silver bracelet for Spon sor Mrs. Davis. Sponsoring the Dixie Ball, the Lee-Ettes ended the football season. The dance will long be re- membered for its outstand- ing decorations carrying the theme Southern Dreams. Three in a halo of hap- piness. 5o9a16,, ,V if 3235 1' WK ' ,ai 23,5555 Honored at the 'Dixie Ball were Mac Anderson, Most Valuable Playerg Marion Morgan, Football Sweetheartg and Bill Alston, Mr. Lee. Sherri Pendergrast presents Gayle Miller most outstanding Lee-ette LARRY SMITH. . . a tall, cute guy . . .his winsome personality and ready smile make him a very like- able person. GAYLE MILLER. . . a sweet, sincere girl with a viva- cious personality . . . she has a quick smile for everyone she meets. fi! H1 ?roshmo11 5'ooorifos BOBBY RENFRO. . . a likeable boy who combines a capricious and impish personality with a quick grin. . .a favorite of all. SA NDRA nANsEx. . .a pretty, friendly girl. . . her dependability and ambition plus her sweet per- sonality make her liked by all. ' .. Sophomore ?oooritos LARRY BEEVERS. . . a handsome young man with a dirnpled smile and a sparkling personality.. .who always has a kind word for every- one. CAROLE CROW. . .a lovely girl with big, brown eyes and a glow- ing personality. . .a sweet, unaf- fected girl who will always be a favorite. 'i 'Q if 2 1 J ffzyhfh Grade g?awr17c's DANNY SHELTON. . .a willing, de pendable boy. . .one whose cute personality, good looks, and crew- cut make him a center of attention. SHIRLEY RQBINSON. . . a Smart, sweet girl... her cute laugh, cute personality, and matching face make her a very popular person. :fi Seventh Grade Hawrifes JAMES ROSS. . .a handsome red- head. . .his personality makes him popular with boys and girls alike. SHERAL PALMER. . .a cute, witty girl. . .she always has a smile for everyone. Most Beautiful and Most Handsome BETTY CHATHAM and TOXIE ANDREWS Daughter of American Revolution Award ELAINE VALENCIA 614 271' Schala WiIIl6SI JUDY AUSTIN BOB WHITNEY National Merit Scholarship Finalists DORIS CRAMER JUDY LOU ROWE mi Supcrlafives Best Personality BRENDA PYLE BOB WHITNEY Best Dressed MARY SUE VINER TOXIE ANDREWS Most Likely to Succeed ELAINE VALENCIA DON SAUNDERS Miss Betty Crocker Award JUDY SAUNDERS I'm not a glamour girl: You don't know what I did. Yes, but from my point of view. . . I'm the motherly type. l was a 9 weakling. '7 pound A' I , Iris. On this page are five famous people associated with the 1959 graduating class of Robert E. Lee. Give yourself 10 points for identifying all of them correctly and sub- tract 60 for each one you cannot identify. All people whose pictures ap- pear on this page are au- tomatically disqualified from the contest. First place winner will receive a month's free diaper service. And this is our newest volume. '59 Phoiaquiz After the surrender, the army received their good gray general with the rebel yell, shouting his name to the skies. Lee addressed his soldiers, Men, we have fought through the war together: I have my best for you: my heart is too full to say more. Then he left them. It was proof of Lee's relationship to the South that when he gave up, the war was ended. 1 s :fd X l lg -4 A 6'F?.'vVL ' fill N 5 ,e.,. 1? ii! .ra Student Hound! OFFICERS DON SAUNDERS ---- ---- Pr esident JONELLE KRZESNIAK - - - Vice President CAROL HENDRIX - - - ---- Secretary ANN ALEXANDER - - ----- Treasurer ELAINE VALENCIA ---- Parliamentarian BERT VIETH ------ Sergeant-at-Arms SHERRI PENDERGRAST ------ Historian CAROLYN SWERK - - - - - Reporter DOROTHY SAUNDERS - - - -Chaplain The Robert E. Lee Student Council can boast a great number of achievements this past year. First they distributed ID cards to be shown at all school-sponsored activi- ties. Next they created activity forms and saw to their acceptance, established a lunch time and line control, opened a school store with a complete stock of nec- essary school supplies, started a morning announcement program over the PA system, saw to school accreditation, conducted a United Fund and Poll Tax drive, partici- pated in Youth in Youth Appreciation Week attended various A. A.S.C. functions, and conducted a Clean-Up Campaign of REL's school grounds. All of these added up to a Don Saunders thoughtfully presents the latest peti- year of accomplishment for the Student tions to the Council. Council. FRONT, left to right: Sandy Grzybowski, Marian Morgan. SECOND: Susan Brennan, Allene Saunders, Carolyn Vermesch. THIRD: Ann Alexander, Jody DeArmond, Jo Ann Bailey. FOURTH: Drusilla Wal- ter, Sherrie Martin, Sharon Six. FIFTH: Carolyn Swerk, Joy Bissonette, Lynn Greenburg, Gary Hope. SIXTH: Sherrie Pendergrast, Fred Kirks, Bert Veith, Charlie Bowls. SEVENTH: Jonelle Kyzesniak, Liz Sullivan, Elaine Valencia and Jack O'Neill. Don Saunders, Student Council President, urges students. . . yt W4 as Liz Sullivan spurs the members on. . . I It cl to buy the VOLUNTEER VOICE. . . and Ann Alexander counts the profits I 1 0 A . f f -f 'a Q .Q ff- M .- ' .1 - r. f R if f T T rl. . A ' Q. b tx L+ V4 m y X' V K' ix' 4 JI, :f I My xls f, f' X 5 lf? x ii? Q ,i x t f H 5 1 A 'I . G' v ,f x f .E wp BACK ROW left to rrght J Plummer, B. Davis, L. Briggs, L. Bible, E. Mahan, J. McCoy, P. denberg H Stmpson FOURTH ROW: C. Starr, C. Grey, S. Russel, M. Kippa, A. Langley, S. er G Garcta C Wtckson THIRD ROW: M. Sebastian, S. Ellis, S. Lewallen, K. Thompson, Ftnney B Jones D Clark P Goldstein. SECOND ROW: L. Cathey, L. Cuddy, I. Hendersen, Ptttman D Howard B Gaustad S. Ayers, A. Miller. FRONT ROW: R. Survey, B. Giertz, E. L Lewrs C McCarty L Srkes S. Camp. Left to right: E. Mahan, A. Miller, man, S. Ayers. 'LJ Gol- Mey- V. B. Mason E. Mason, B. Giertz, B. Pitt- ? Editor-in -Chief DORIS C RAMER Photographer JOE TUCKER Crmfcler This year the TRAVELER staff broke away from tradition to plan a completely new annual. They introduced for the first time in NE district history, original divi- sion pages, an embossed cover, and de- tailed copy in hopes of making Lee's first annual one to cherish throughout the years. Business Managers CHRISTY CARNAHAN MIKE CARTWRIGHT 'V Grr, says sponsor, Mrs. Muriel Daniel. Ad chasers and assistants. Editor-in-Chief PENNY MARSHALL f. my STAFF Eagle 61111 Its all Texas superior rating, was the pride of this year's BUGLE CALL staff with colored mimeograph papers and a full page Christmas photograph highlighting the first year's issues. The BUGLE CALL also start- ed a column of news gathered from 140 exchange papers by exchange editor, Judy Lou Rowe. Assistant Editor SAM BUCHANAN .A .'l 13. 1 T Business Managers Circulation Manager CHRISTY CARNAHAN DIANA CLARK ELAINE VALENCIA I Mu I 429 ,E E ,,, D fa Feature Editor BOB SC HULM A N !' Sports Editor Society Editor Mimeograph Make-Up Editor SKIPPY HUTCHESON TEDDY SAWYER BARBARA MCBEE Typists RONNIE BARRETT LARRY CARVER JIM BILL SMITH LEFT: You mean we've met the deadline! RIGHT: Mrs. Daniels looks on agreeably as editor Penny shows reporter Jo Romans the ropes. VNV x . I 143' 2? :1 Gayle Miller and Carol Ham- SMILE when you Speak to an mock are pinned with flowers Officer. at F. H. A. initiation. Initiation started out the year for F. H.A. beginning with a kid- nap breakfast and ending with a special meeting. During Christ- mas a tea was given in the Home- making Cottage for all members. Later in January, a style show was given showing fashions from LES WILK. Throughout the year meet- ings were held featuring guest speakers on subjects ranging from hai: styling to flower settings. Miss Janelle of the house of Henderson is escorted by MR Judy Durham. Brenda smiles prettily as she places the last icicle with a flourish on the F. H. A. Christmas tree. President Sherron Cooper welcomes this year's new members at a formal meeting. Patsy Popham becomes the proud parent of a rubber mouse complete with trap at F. H. A. initiation. as' ' vo 'C It Huture Ceachcrs af ,Amerzkvz SYLVIA COOPER - - -President JONELLE KRZESNIAK - - Vice President JOY COOK ----- Secretary PENNY HEWITT - - Treasurer if 410' wx? M-4' Observing teaching methods in elementary schools, the Future Teachers got a look at their chosen profession. Cake sales through- out the year provided money for the club. ln November, two dele- gates attended a District Convention at Alamo Heights. Then in April the club gave a Faculty Appreciation Tea in the Home Econom- ics Cottage for all Lee teachers. fNational Council Assembly for the Abolition of Pedagoguesy Uzespians JOY BISSONETTE - President RONALD ACTON -Vice Pres. RICH MacBRIAR - Rec. Clerk JUDY AUSTIN - - Secretary DASA ROWLAND - Treasurer R. Blakey, B. Chatham, S. Cooper, J. Durham, J. F. Everitt, J. Henderson, B. Kessler, M. Myeres, T. Plummer, J. L. Rowe, B. Schmacher, E. Valen- cia, D. Wilson, S. Yancey. Dia X- F X -J ' .1 S Troop No. 1866 of the National Thespian Society Devoted to the Advance- ment of Standards of Ex- cellence in Dramatic Arts. if- Zfeens SHERRY MARTIN ----- President GAY REED ----- Vice President DALE NOWOTNY ---- Secretary PATSY HOWELL ----- Treasurer The Y-Teens composed of seventh, eighth, and ninth grade girls, had many projects this year: a style show with models from Ben Shaw, their over-night camping trip to ldlewild, and the annual slum- ber party at the Y. W.C. A. President ------ Liz SULLIVAN C7116 Vice President - - SYLVIA COOPER Secretary-Treasurer - - MARGARET HULINGS Parliamentarian ----- JONELLE KRZESNIAK Fish life observes science enthusiasts. 1-, W rl .limba 3 i v i junior Science glllb President ------ RENE MA RROU Vice President - -JOE WINKLEMAN Secretary ------ BECKY STEEN 5 This year, the Junior Science Club put their knowledge and club time to practical use. As well as studying the different parts of biology and botany, they performed experiments on air, electricity, magnets, heat, light, rocks and minerals, and rounded off their first year with an all-club field trip. 6- 556145 President - - - RICH MCBRIAR Vice President -DEE ANN AKIN Secretary - -ANN ALEXANDER Treasurer - - SYLVIA COOPER Chaplain ---- JERRY MCCOY v 3 is Holding two meetings a month, the Christian Teens emphasize Christian living with such programs as a talk from Rev. Taylor of Castle Hills Baptist. . . uf I a film on Seventeen, and a singer, Mr. John McKay. C-Teens discuss Teen Commandments. fibmry President - - - - Vice President Reporter - - - Secretary - - Treasurer - - - - - -DIANA SCHUY CAROLYN CHANDLER MARGARET HULINGS - - -SHIRLEY BROWN JONELLE KRZESNIAK It A V4.4 The talk of REL was the spacious library containing 3000 books. The Library Club helped students to find books, check them in and out, and give out general information to help them with their studies. -,v:ff.'Ll.? HU rr 31' Only the best for OUR weeds. They'll make some woman a good housekeeper one day! You mean you forgot your line again? It's help! Who says we can't spell Mac- Through rain, snow, sleet, and hail, the spirit must go on. ArtherP ali...- , 1- .bi ,- My 14:5 . 1:- :IQ ,1-gf 2 -. if fi: '52 - 3, '-134. fn!- ya, 553' 7g3.,:.' 'sf tif 23 :ff- . L 7:4 .9-,gg - U :'-E' I M , 526 . 5-- Spf.. Qi? S5121 955 .215 -3:1 . fl LZ 7 aff iff 1. fi .. f.:.j 1 1:1-' :LA 1 ,nz 6 C fAN W. fw, ,. NW EL SUE VX W,, L5 4 Q MAMAN MORGA N ERMERSCH CAR ........ AROWN V OL ,M afrfreffes and Drum ,Mzzjvr Lee's first majorettes, aerialist, and drum major were a sprightly, energetic group who capably and brilliantly led the Volunteer Band. Their high stepping feet, smiling faces and cheerful disposition brought a sunshine look to the en- tire band. xl-neu. bu--1. TOP ROW, left to right: Head Majorette, Carol Calloway: Nancy Rogers. SECOND ROW: Toxie Andrews, Drum Major: Carol Brigman, Pat Cuddy. FRONT ROW: Aerialist, Carolyn Swerk. fi . ' x - x -M 3 Red and grey uniforms added color to the halftime performances with themes ranging from commercials to satellites. From the marching unit a dance band was formed which entertained at many dances and functions. Not only did the entire band perform, but they made money for needed equipment by selling mums for the Lee vs. MacArthur football games. Giving a con- cert in February in Lee's auditorium and marching in many parades rounded out a first-year program. u. ll I 3 Hand The Lee-ettes and Band f turn yellow to white as they brush their teeth. Mac meets a record Lee crowd. Ole bull, the Volunteers will get you. Q H i5,,L5.g.5.?f,,' f2!+ jam? ' YV? Z iff W 0 fm Q r ,hz gf' L P Y' , f 5 i, I L'mf,' K, ,xv ,' M ' 1 M 5 H dugg! m l 1- Q Q E g f Q I: f R. in f X fr 9 'lv , V 2 X 4 was W' D X Q ' , '. ui, 'Qing A yy.. 4, 41. XQN 3, f f Q ' Q wi 4.gL,,,.3 j,.,,:- ,,.q'4-17 , 21, , 344,-A , Q , e-:r2 Left to right Staff Lieute X Q C ,, 'v ff6,iEg,c. L 1 f ya ' 'if' ig., ' -XAHM , - S , ,- 5. 5 1 N r ' f ' r ' P ' rf 1 lin ' A N M A ? ,BA Sl M B9 5 Q Y , ..,,.,. al ' A Who ate our Co-Co Puffs? 'YP1 Quien sabe? Go mighty grey and red, go! ff- , ,i b Z fee-atlas Judy Austrn tries to copy Best Singer was Joy Bis- sonette. Lynn Greenburg, Keith Allison and Don Janota rendered Lynn's own com- position. it T T Calm! Shaw The red and gray curtains opened for the first time in Lee History as lights brightened the usually dark Lee stage. The speech and dramatics class presented a show of the school's best talent. The show would not have been the same if it had not been for these people behind the scenes: Ronald Acton, Electrician: Cindy Gray, Stage Managerg Charlene Blount, Music and Sound Effects Directorg and Rich MacBriar, the Emcee, who kept the show going at a smooth pace. RICHARD MacBRlAR Master of Ceremonies Winning first place for music was Penny Marshall, slowing down the pace with R11s- tle of Spring. From up in the hill country, Lee girls dance to Tennessee Wigwalk. CS lan? -11 C '-all C.-1 Has! Mr. Frank - - - - Mrs. Frank ---- Anne Frank ---- Margot Frank - - - Mr. Van Daan - - Mrs. Van Daan - - Peter Van Daan - - Mrs. Kraler - - Miep ----- - RICKY BLAKEY ELAINE VALENCIA - IOY BISSONETTE SHERRON COOPER BOB SCI-IUMSCHER ' 'IUDY DURHAM - - DAZ, HANSEN - ' JUDY ROWE - - 'JUDY AUSTIN Mr. Dussel ----- RONALD ACTON ,fox H5715 our life line! fff r 'Because some day Feeling better, Margot? I hope. . . It's really a wonder that I haven't dropped all my ideals.. . Yet I keep them, because in spite of everything I still believe that people are really good at heart. . .I hear the ever approach- ing thunder, which will destroy us too. . .and yet, if I look up in- to the heavens, I think that it will all come right, that this cruelty, too, will end, and that peace and tranquillity will return again. nm' gfllllk Miep is here! How do you do, Mr. Dussel. We can live in hope . . that old fur coa z 'J' 1 . t, Mouschi doesn't like strangers. Giant Christmas cards carried out the theme of the Christmas pageant - the birth of Christ. On an imaginary rink, Sherron Cooper and Daz Hansen skated gracefully to Sleigh Ride. All I want for Christmas is my Wzrisfmas Pageant Bringing Christmas to Lee this year with giant animated Christ- mas cards were Mr. Walker's Speech I and Il classes. The cards, accompanied by the school's music groups singing tra- ditional carols and modern Christ- mas songs, represented the theme of the pageant - the Christmas story and traditional Christmas scenes. O E .pf two front teeth, sang Janelle Hen- derson. Are mY ears OH Straight? is mY 'S Q Judy Durham, Jody DeAr nose in place? sang bridal doll 6 R, mond. and Ronald Actgn Joy Bissonerle. 5 's set the Yuletide spirit by fxxL.f, 3 ,nhl decorating a Christmas X A' 1 tree. as 3 1 1 CAST Prima Donna - JOY BISSONETTE Young Man - - RICH Mac BRIAR Young Lady ---- JUDY AUSTIN Old Woman - - - JUDY DURHAM Old Gentleman - - BILL KESSLER Maid ------ DASA ROWLAND The Bathroom Door is a hilarious comedy about a mysterious somebody who would not get out of a hotel bathroom. After all the commotion and vying for places to see who would get into the bathroom first, the maid found out that really there was no one inside at allg the lock was only jammed. S gi I 'fir if 1, 'sf 4' me-M? 1 1 U15 1 Kafhrvom ff 5 ef, A Dfw 4 L S. A if: I'm afraid I've offended you. J fa- E Still, you're grown up now, aren't you? Oh dear! Is there still someone in the bathroom? rs! ml Out of his head again. lt's the I fever. . . Dear me! We're got work to do, CAST Tony Sims ------ BOB CANN Widow Sims - -JANET SAUNDERS Middle-Age Gentleman -SAMMY THIELA His Soul ----- LENNY MICKEL Scissors Grinder - - DAWN RYAN Hen Soul - - ILENE SCHUNLMAN Scrub Woman ----- MARILYN CUMMINS Hen Soul - - - - LANA BAKER Get some of those confounded pills. I Uzrec' Pills 171 a Raffle That's the delightful part about souls. . . seniors forsake then d16IS , ' ' 1. Mr. Marsh enjoys F. H. A. -T. 14 Y Fx Q Someone call TSO: I've lost my contact lenses! forthe Chrxstmas party. gn tv' 5- Say Cheese! n I was a teen-aged teen-ager. 9aatIfall HEAD COACH KIRK DREW: The . 500 average was a fine achieve- ment for Coach Kirk Drew and his staff, who guided Lee through its first year of football. Coach Drew helped the boys achieve self-confidence and a desire to win. He attended North Texas State College where he played end on the varsity team. While a junior in college, he married and now has three children. He graduated in the upper percentile of his class in 1952. Coach Drew spent his high school years at Pleasant Grove High in Dallas where he made All-District three times in football and twice in basketball. COACH TONY CONSTANZO: Coach Constanzo produced a polished backfield and did a swell job training the defensive linebackers. Living in San Antonio his entire life, Coach Constanzo has been associated with North East athletics for four years. He attended Texas Lutheran and gradu- ated from Trinity with a B.S. degree. He was an all-around athlete while in high school and college. Coach Constanzo served a two year hitch in the army and played football in the serv- ice at Fort Bliss. Coach Constanzo married in 1950 and has two boys. COACH MILTON ROBICHEAUX: Lee is the finest school in the city, and I plan to stay and GROW with it, says Coach Robicheaux. He was very interested in the team and mixed with them easily, paying particular attention to each boy. After graduating from Trinity University where he was voted Little All-American in football and was lettered in basketball, he played pro-Canadian ball for the Saskatche- wan Roughridders. Married in 1952, he now has one girl. vlnnn, SEASONS STANDINGS 66 ee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee 'Denotes Dlstnct The Volunteers started this year from scratch rated last in district, but the mighty Vols pledged themselves to bring the rating up, way up. LANIER: Victory! Victory! This was our cry as the Robert E. Lee Volunteers won their first athletic triumph before 3, OOO Alamo Stadium spectators The Vols turned a surprise victory of 8-6 over Lanier. Bill Alston, Lee halfback, scampered 65 yards for the Vols first touchdown. A shallow pass from quarterback Mac Anderson to end Kenneth Floyd made the conversion and the difference in the ball game. SOUTH SAN: The experienced South San Bobcats defeated the Volunteers 32-O in REL's first home game. The Vols put up a good fight against the Bobcats but were unable to move the big team in a downpour of rain which lasted throughout the game. This loss did not dampen the Vols spirit. They immediately prepared for their next game with Northside. 4 .2 S S L ta I Hs , 4 NORTHSIDE: After drinking bitter defeat in the drizzly South San game, the Volunteers came through with a win of 28-12 over the Northside Rams. Lee upset the Rams by scoring on the first play with a 45-yard pass to Kenny Floyd from Mac Anderson. EAST CENTRAL: The Volunteers made a triumphant win over the East Central Hor- nets stinging them for 42 points. REL kept the Hornets scoreless throu gh out the game. Guard Ricky Blakey and Center Bobby Meadows were outstanding blockers and defensive hands. The Volunteers hit 14 of 19 passes for 309 yards and did not allow a pass completion against them in 11 tries. PORT LAVACA: The Volunteers, unable to gain yardage on the ground, took to the air gaining 172 passing yards. Although the Vols had a good passing aim, they could not keep up with the Sandcrabs. Ronnie Barrett scored a brilliant Touchdown in the first period. The final score was Port Lavaca 40, REL 12. Pi-Q 4 fs '4' N, 4 M , V ,Q I ,1 I ' I J if ,iii -3 rg F' A , V-V Victory! V-V Volunteers! Victory Volunteers! Varsity H fm - ,T y pg, tj, ,M Q...4 .122 l'a,!t-li15'I:w Wa'-3 : U! ,Q 73' ?54j g4,! U46 By SXYWQBIQNE 7 El KSU?-:leaf X77 if FRONT ROW, left to right: Manager Darrell Hansen, Larry Carver, Bruce Renfro, Ronnie Barrett, Richard Blakey, Virgil Crawford, Doyle Long, Bob Whimey, John Naranjo, Carl Bage, Manager Larry Smith, and Manager Sam Buchanon. BACK ROW: Coach Milton Robicheaux, Mac Anderson, Bill Alston, Russell Huddleston, Jim Bill Smith, Larry Beevers, Bobby Meadows, Coach Kirk Drew, Larry Smith, Dave Rardin, Jimmy Kenton, Kenneth Floyd, Kenneth Davis, Ronnie Fairchild, and Coach Anthony Constanzo. 'SEGUIN: Lee's opening against the Seguin Matadors in their first district game was not a bright beginning. Seguin breezed by Lee 42-0. The Vols had 9 completions out of 18 passes. Virgil Crawford and Dave Rardin were outstanding on defense. Although taking a severe beating Lee got ready for the next battle with Tivy of Kerrville. 'KERRVI1.LE: Lee played a hard game against Kerrville showing great team play and sportsmanship. Bmce Renfro was outstanding on offense and Russell I-luddleston was outstanding on defense. The score ending the game was 36 for Kerrville and 14 for Lee. ,. 1.4 ,.,- Lee piles them up. Renfro looks rough but Alston strikes first. 'SAN MARCOS: The Volunteers absorbed their third loss in district play at the hands of the San Marcos Rattlers by a 50-0 score. The Vols were now hopeful of racking up initial victory in the next game with the New Braunfels Unicorns. 'NEW BRAUNFELS: REL won their first district game over the New Braunfels Unicoms with a score of 30 -8. The most outstanding player in this game was Kenny Davis. Bill Alston and Marian Morgan, were named Mr. Lee and Football Sweetheart' respectively, at Lee's first homecoming game. 'MACARTHUR: The Robert E. Lee Vols stole the ball game from the MacArthur Brahmas in a dead heat game. REL downed the weak Brahmas with a well earned score of 20-8. Twice speedy Bill Alston stole the ball from Mac and raced for touchdowns. Lee center Bobby Meadows and end Jimmy Kenton were the Vols defen- sive stars. Mac Anderson led the attack from the air. Managers Hansen, Smith and Buchanan Kenton is dragged down. , Vol and mud prepare to meet. Another Six for Lee! The Volunteers ended the season with a . 500 average. Robert E. Lee is quite proud of this year's football team. The first year for the Vols is one that will long be remembered for its outstanding athletes and the strong foundation which they have laid for the future teams. The Vols pledged themselves to make REL a school known throughou. the city for its athletic ability. They did just that, showing sportsman- ship, ability, spirit, and the desire to win. REL's B-team also had an outstanding record for the season with 6 wing and 4 loggeg, Many of these boys will take the places of the Seniors on the Varsity this past year. Congratulations to the B-team for a record showing great spirit and ability. Calm Sam Houston 0 Central Cath. 14 Jefferson 0 Brackenrid ge O Tech 14 Highlands 6 Lanier 7 Harlendale 14 Edison 6 Alamo Hgm. o Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee l5'- Cram Kewrd TOP: Coach Drew, John Shur, Ray Bozeman, Howard Koenig, Jackie House, Rod La Grone, Monty Montgomery, Randall Courtney, Tom Stovall, David Adameck, Bobby Renfro, Coach Constanzo, BOTTOM: Darrell Hansen, Richard Holder, Joe Trevino, Dalton Swendeman, Paul Sims, Robert Rust, Charles Beakley, Rodger Gonzalez, Lynn Boyd, Steve Barshop, Harold Giese, Douglas Querner. f Basketball Coach Milton Robicheaux did an excel- lent job in training the boys this year al- though they lacked height and experience. Next year he predicts the team will have one of the best records in the district. The Vols came through with a bang win- ning the first district game against Seguin 50-45 on Lee's home court after losing the previous cage tilts. Dave Rardin was high point man for the evening with 18. After winning their first game, the Volunteer's traveled to New Braunfels to play the Unicorns, only to lose a very ex- citing game 53-48. Rardin starred again tipping in the ball for 19 points. Lee won their second district game by taking Tivy High of Kerrville 38-31. In the first game with MacArthur, Lee lost by a score 67-47 with Mac leading at the half by only nine points. The Seguin Matadors paced themselves to a not -too-easy victory over the Vols by a score of 47-42 on their home court. Winning their third district game by five points, Lee beat the Unicorns of New Braun- fels 58-53. Joe Trevino paced the Vols with 20 points. Lee won by their biggest margin when they beat Tivy of Kerrville by 15 points. Joe Trevino and Larry Carver were the two high point men of the game with 19 and 13 respectively. Losing to San Marcos 48-34, Little Jim Eldridge scored 12 points. In the last game of the season Lee lost to MacArthur by a score of '71-39. ,I Ill! YFULQ T Seguin - - - - - Flea. 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T FROST, ll-fr in xgpr: limi Calfznai, Rgrggdrg Coax, iX,rT1?x1QfQdr1:g1r.1, Embby Eisner, Har Id Gene, '-lhldff. 111111, 5,1IL:IaI1Z.J. 25.-'af,P'Z HQ'-Vdfl :SL-L -, 561 igm:1pn1 ll, 5.I.nz1tx 1. f.iwx1xg,z:.g-rl., Run:1eifa1rz::11lu 11121 iszll wrmrx, k1l1djwfir'Rca.T.1u. Rally amund my mill, 'mI.'sF IQa,.v 11 awdy, Big Lug' Don Saunders hurls them hard Floyd has a hole rn hrs bat Jackre House puts one out at home plate DISTRICT BASEBALL SCHEDULE San Marcos New Braunfels Segurn MacArthur San Marcos New Braunfels Segurn MacArthur Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee Lee ' .,' T - L 5 3 Coach Constanzo started the baseball season with an overflowing group of prospects. By the end of the first few games, he had a well rounded team. The Vols should take a place in the district standing well up on the list. During the preseason practices Don Saunders, Kenneth Floyd, John Naranjo, and Mike Cart wright looked as though they would lead the Vols to victory. The Chief makes a peg to HSI The first hit of the season Bruce Waits for the pitch -9 -Y I 111-1 Y i T to T Bad handoff puts Lee in second place. Coach Kirk Drew started the track season with a limited number of thin-clads. Even with few boys, he predicted a good year for Lee. The boys that promised the most for the team were Daniel Adame, Jimmy Kenton, Bruce Renfro, and Joe Trevino. The coaches are looking to the following track years to be even bigger and better for Robert E. Lee. waiting for the Start . . . 1' Of,-Q. 'Ql N What a blast' Wish you were here 1 ,..A. 1 Sponsors of the Booster Club banquet prepare to welcome Kyle Rote and Dizzy Dean. CY 4 - v - :lx f 4 ' s' gi 1 'W ,, N S, ibyflf Varsity FRONT, left to right: Neal Petty, Jerry Dolph, Russel Huddleston, Rich Beakley, Jimmy Tuttle, Jim Bill Smith, Lynn Boyd, Daniel Adame, Monty Montgumey. SECOND ROW: Coach Robicheaux, Earl Scott, Rod LaGrone, Larry Smith, Harold Querner, Joe Harvey, Steve Barshop, Bobby Meadows, Joe Trevino, Virgil Crawford, Mac Anderson, Chaz Holland, and Coach Drew. 1' Q A , A L .nur ' . 9-.1 ff KQ44 1 - E lf . .iiifff 'L 1. 1 if L' 1-5,i, T 1 , 9 x Q 4 f 15 -r 5.4 TT 125-515. an A91 fi-T 'Q-1il'l.,F'NI:Q.QA,2 NINTH - F.-f'- vve r P' s EIGH TH 'ilk 8,1 6 bEVENTH 'V . 'gn -' ' .ww 41' , P9 ., dr-gg 1 j..av?5 . ! f ,5i . .JL '54-6 JJ Q L , , as U, , 9 fi' yxfgg , C.. W s 1, N ,a '55 mf Qi xfif M e 1? ,p' Everyone was strrvlng for rt but Lee put out that extra somethrng satd Segurn s student counctl presrdent to Don Saunders as the Sportsmanshrp Trophy was handed to REL for outstandmg sportsmanshrp on and off the freld and court The votrng mcluded standards of sportsmanshrp by players students and parents for courtesy as hosts to opposrng teams for sprrrt shown by everyone at Lee and for takmg wtnnrng and lostng and long ovatron Any school that wrns the trophy for three years not necessarrly 1n successron w111 retrre rt and a new one wrll be bought So far Segurn and Lee are the only ones to have had the Sportsmanshrp Trophy You can be sure Robert E Lee students w111 be workrng hard to keep II for the second year ,varfsmanshzp Crvplzy Father Son Banquet makes for good sports mansh1p Good sportsmanshrp on court T Sportsmanshrp Trophy 1909 in stride. Lee's students showed their appreciation by a loud Right from the pages of Vogue. . . The Boosters prepare to welcome Dizzy Dean and Kyle Rote. iv- , Bob helps Rodney take 17 years of LIFE magazines to the library. Who said you could raid the ice box? The South will rise again! L M, ' 17 4 --1 - Lee's last conscious act was to ask God's blessing at his table. As he ended, his voice faltered and he sank in his chair. He lingered for a few days: then, on October 12, 1870, he died. To Lexington was given the honor of guarding his sepulchre. Even though the ene- mies ofthe South gave forth one last bitter chorus at his death, the world acclaimed him one of the greatest men of all time. -n., 'i X I , : f4G'-W 'Ml'-Q -.:,h,-444-,Mali .ef-va-. V ir Rell ' f 1 44 ? 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'Allagf ln 'Terrell Pun. In g T il 1 , 5 g Q 1009 llnnald' len: Lu ' my. . 5 .4 V 1 , 2: Q, 1 , - 1 4 DIAMOND -5286 1931 N. NN. M TARY Haw : SAN ANTONIO. sxnxs , , 'fi . 4 IE 1 . 1 I-5 1 SI -:E 1 54 5 COURTEOUS. QUICK AND DEPENDABLE QI E .Y 1 1-tffvfx. 1-.Af.fv4-vfvfff?.fv-vfvrvwvwxzvxf .1-V.:-vi-V .5-. :vu-v.1-v-1'-.fill .5-fffvf' 4 E2 P gig 1 ? 4 Q 2 3' It 1 gl Ki! F ' Es Q ' 3 3 EP 4 Y? The Car of the Year Is Here P Y 2 'i 4 . an Chevrolet for '59 ig Y? 4 ? 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STAN STANLEY 0 ,E fololoy Sfudzo Ov Proms Weddmgs Portralts ,,,,,, Glamour Groups Speclal D1scount to Semors at Graduatlon T1me 3816 Broadway TA 441514 Across Street From W1tte Museum Q 05 Econommal Repalrs Expertly Done Rad1o TV Sales and Servlce 6718 San Pedro TA 2 0685 1 1vrIUr'rvr'rvmJrr' 'rrmvrrvm :Da 'J gli B WW iii ROYAL XCR wusnnssrs mm 11 N CROWN 120 w BOTTLING Q Josephme COLA PE 3 7103 DIST gy ,Asn un f1BKmKmUUV Rooort 6' Loo Hole! 100070 A1r Cond1t1oned 311 West Trav1s Street, CA 6 5241 Speclal Rates to School Groups K7mW WU WF VI7U Howard johnson 5 4710 San Pedro Ave TA Z 1791 ....fx..xfn.xlX..1 ...ICI .L.f..I1.!f..I ..1flam..f...P .uf1.1Il..fl.1f .L....lk!.!!XL!lX.f .u.L.fn.Ix.1In.11xL1u..1f...1I lxfxafdg Ev - 6 P ,O E1 1 Q - 1 ? 4 gp f ww- , , .. .. if ki 4 4 1 53' 3 A C A 3 4 1 151 E5 . ' . ' - 1 as 7 ar ou ' 3' . 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L, Jumors Misses Half S1ze Fashlons MP Sportswear O LATCH DRIVE I MRS EVA KAVY PE 3 1021 San Amomo Texas Congratulatwns to the Semors of 1959 A L MCBEE SERVICE STATION li Frlendly Serv1c 4119 Blanco Road PE 2 0519 OLMOS LUMBER COMPANY 2818 McCullough TA 2 3131 or TA 6 0121 A11 Types of Remodeling and Bulldmg Loans Free Esumates Loans Arranged Plans Furnished Lots Fum1shed Let Us Bulld Your Home KY CASTLE HILLS BARBER SHOP 1917 UZ M111ta.ry Dr1ve DI 2 9125 Congratulatlons to the New Robert E Lee K '7T1rY WWF! 'Y KYYIIY' 'Y 'Y Prck Up and Dehvery M1nor Reparrs, Brake Work DI Z 9030 72.43 San Pedro z..lnL.1XL!I W fd 'QW f5X4bfN L F WATTS TEXACO STATION 1 YO YSYYA Ya .x 'yxfyg f YN a YAY f N 1x!!AmA!1!DL!0I-ll In :I '1 ' . ISI 5 . KE 4- I Q . 5- 3 JJ p 3 do 31 ' ,, K g . 21 . Q . F o O . . E 25 ' F QI 'I -Y V' '---Q.. .... , - E :l .. .. - E 4 IQ F 2. if 4- IQ 21 ' ' F A 5 5. 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' . .f ' I L '9 '1 'P - ' 'PTP' ' ' ' EF IITIJU' There s No Subshfufe for Experience Re Roof ng 0 Sheet Mefol Wo x Asbesios S dung 0 Free Eshmoies New Roof ng O Wo It ul y Gutter ng Guo onteed CALL US FIRST FOR FREE ESTIMATE E 54 3177 I 16705 ,'Tm'1fxunuf1u. t1.1.1.mw.trfu.n.1m.1 11 tm xL!fk.I.lfxLJx..1r11f31y ,Mrs Haley S Cake Shop I Weddmg Cakes and Party Cakes 4438 Blanco Road DI 4 5201 Ii YUK VTTUU JIIUUUUUII FJUTYIIUTIUIIUTII VII 'VWJUUUUUK 'UTI' TA 6 6325 4203 McCullough JIIIM 5 Gflmgf fi Wading Shay 3 T P 5129 West Ave DI 2 2141 Easy Terms Years O ay General Automobrle Repalr and We1d1'1g XLIIXLXII MILA 1 1 SEARS The Traveler rlght to left Joy Cook and Chrrs Caranahan ,Iom these smart sho pers shop at Sears and save from 1,-:may ROMANA PLAZA STORE Soledad at Romana Plaza CA 3 4311 SOUTHSIDE STORE Pleasanton Rd at Loop 13 WA 3 3466 MM ,-U m m mmAwmAMu .ufu,tAurmfmAn1..1nunufE5fm1 J .unurmzmnuz ummm Trymg out a Crursaxre motor scooter rn Sears automotue department are TY P 'L....Il MS 5-45, N, ,-,,A, A ' AY Y -A-A-1036 '-'N-Ifvel'-'L-Jef-f -ca.i7zAg1-gggfkf-, A.-.-. .-.-24. va.-.lg-1-.-- .-.-.-.:.g.A.-.31 ,-.-.A.-,A.- sa EI I I E? 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L. - ugy w veg D: I? 51111 Aufonzo Ham Koffhug dwzpalfy V01 0 'YNTYQY 0 4 A 0 YQY1 Q Yxvq rg GENERAL TIRE OF SAN ANTONIO e T1re Experts 509 South Alamo 915 Austm H1way mm Hondo Segum San Antomo Llcensed and Bonded SANTOS ELECTRIC SERVICE WlIlHg Resldenual Commerclal and Inclustnal Apphance TV Radxo Repau' Our Buslness Is Elecmfmg LE 2 4541 135 Porter San Antonlo Texas 2' .u 7TlWiiZSi1El' Phone PE 4 5695 Road Serv1ce 167115 Garage General Automoblle Repalr Acetylene and E1ectr1c Weldmg Portable Weldlng Eqmprnent BILL CARTWRIGHT Owner 5910 San Pedro Avenue E San Anton1o 1 Texas Arner1ca's Best Brands A11 Under One Roof Comblnlng A11 the Advantages of a Great Metropohtan Store W1th A11 the Convenlence of Suburban Parkmg' jvske s af Cans Downtown and Las Palmas m1um fb 5 P . ,h 1 ' v'F . vi , I ', . r . I ff 'E r 8 P 1 1 5 A ,Q 22 141' ps youu! E K X f 5 cg Pf 'Ps r - E rr '32 rg rr 0: I F' 'S . IQ J ' E IF 9? lt: E? ' 2 ? L 25 1 - --- -.5 -. v-Y v- lg F 'u 53 J? 'Q 3 ? 1 - Th ' - 5 , u A ' Q: 1, S 1, CA 5-2955 TA 4-2348 4 0 0 o 1 E5 ' . ' . . , A: . . , I 1 I . 5 x . . I I O M: , . . . K - - - , g . Ig E Q ,-.-:-v- Y--1P2'rIAv-fy-v- Y- -v -cv -fv Y- v-v :-.-v- T. , - l :uf I - . l N - . nf ' J 3 . . if J 3' , , ? - - ' W: , Q 4 1 P - 5 . , 1 1 , -A v-v -Avivvv ff'-Yr' ' v- vw--f-.-Y-.-f ,f,Q-cram, '7-vzrvsvp-. -v ' r---'vT--T-- v v'v'- 7'v v'- v Y' T ' Y-Lf?vT-'v v'v'v - '-'v'Y -'VN LEE VOLUNTEER BOOSTER CLUB SALUTES THE FIRST GRADUATING CLASS A 51 'A -: Lvl-'fJ iJLJ:JJ mv.-.-. Y.,.,,.,- - AL- - - - x --A -A L!gy'v-'lk 43' .AJ 'CYS Ag, .L , 7 ' - :A-A A: AWA- J OF ROBERT E, LEE HIGH SCHOOL 1959 We wish to congratulate the Senior Class on the fine showing that they have made in the first year of Robert E. Lee High School We know that many of the parents of members of the Semor Class are members of the Lee Booster Club, also 1n 1ts flrst year, and we hope that they cont1nue to follow the school 1n the years to come We urge the parents of the Jumor, Sophomore Freshman Classes and .Tumor H1gh School to become a member of the Lee Volunteer Booster Club 1n the ensu1ng year Us Vvluufeer l6'00sfc'rs n 1 . . .. QE? ,f-.f i?,-g'v.v'-Af,-HY?-'v'v'VxXGLM'-'VSWY'-T-'-'rv--'VF--ff-f.-vi ,-,-,-,--,A,-,-.f.l.-vs -.-,-Y-.Tv-.-.ff-.1 , ,.,.,. -v v.v Vflvfrvvvr mmvFwwmmmnWvmwwv mvrxvrxvnvnvm Jrrvnvrxvx-vr'vr'vUvUv1'f71 JI JY WUUUUTYL F f Cflilf,4LLfUL Hzfmphmefzfs af zz .Mend R if Q fumzwou 817 East Houston Street San Antomo Texas Phone Ca 74942 Evvnvnvnvrzrrvrrvnvrwm Jrrvnvnvnvrmvrrvrrvrrvnf rwwwvm m g Pxf scfxgmr Aran ? Lf Smit and Sm GENERAL CONTRACTORS Bullders of Our School Ee u'3'1i1ihmnm. -mfxnfxunm X!.!fX!.!IX!.lfX1.!f mmm v fr e si 2 53.237 ...,A - .... - .A.-,A.-v - .- - .-.-.-.--A. - ve .-,. 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