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

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NMDLS lWWST FEET lfrom page lbl Suddenly, a sodawater concession, the pro kind, rolled up right next to their little amateur lemonade stand. But, that's the way the lemon squeezes. A quick move to another location solved the competition problem for both enterprises. lcontinued page 24, IEIEEEJ ILUWI3 at I 'Q F3 A M . I ' - C LA is F K 1 Two future Leeites survey the scene with bal- loons from the Stage Band. Uim Lambrechtl A FTA sponsor Mrs. Gladys Leverett sells fur cor- sages for her group. Uim Lambrechtl b Cooking redhots for the IYF is senior Bob Perrenot. lDavid Kuykendalll V Raking in nickels is fun for Science Club members. Uim Lambrechtl A Argh! Assistant Principal Buck Barrow plunges into the Vanguard dunking booth. Uim Lam- brechtl 4 A shady place attracts Janie Stark and Virginia Johnson. lEdwin Carpl Av '42

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Convicted Leeites are crowded into the T jail for not having their badges. Bond was set for 25 cents. lRoss Nolanl 5 Cooking crepes for the French Club's booth is Laszlo Beres, Beres, originally from Hungary, has mastered the art of crepe-making which he learned from his mother who operates the Budapest Res- taurant in La Villita. Uim Lambrechtl L Close only counts in horseshoes . . . and Virginia Johnson finds that out. Spon- sored by Rodeo Club, the concession was next door to the Homemaking Cottage in the grassy area. Uim Lambrechtj Y Jun- ior Bill Dorsey handles the ornery old bucking barrel, with a little help from Auto Mechanics VICA students Russell Fischer and Lee Crutchfield. Many a cow- boy tested his spurs and failed. lDavid Kuykendalll Key Club: FRONT - Alan Kemli. Jeff Specht, Jeff Rose, Ron Dakin, and Gary Ploetz, 2 -- Peter Calderola, David Baros, Jay Lundschen, Mike Siller, John Moore and Robert West. 3 - Chris Monaco, Danny Barrett, Steve Kloza, Mike Barrett and John Calderola, A - Randy Ricks, Paul Roclrett, Tony Espinar, Bill Lut- rell, Don Galvin and Ron Lorrilard. BACK - Grady Reed, Bill Ply- male, Jamie Ashmore, Tony Wear and Mile Miller. R 4 I' if - fi-H sm : G EW

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vFuture Business Leaders of America: FRONT - Becky Lovett, Jackie Sladek, Jeanie Orosco, Debbie Pargman, Rosa Linda Perez, Scott Wulfe, Frank Mueller, Jorge Menendez. 2 - Mrs. Katheryne Stanford, Craig Pfeiffer, Doro Villarreal, Norma Ruiz, Jill Roberts, Danah Templin, Mrs, Ruth Hunter. 3 - Eva Saucedo, Diana Molina, Anna Collazo, Jeanette Charles, Kelly Danforth, Cheryl Hunt, 4 - Susan Bodet, Debbie Patek, Sharon Phillips, Linda Kruckemeyer, Kathy Beissner, Candy Robles, Estellita Prince. 5 - Steven Rabke, Terry Crutchfield, Leslie Fleming, Mary Nell Bressel, Carol Rosenberg, Liz Kret, Sandra Flares, Annette Farias, Brenda Strautrnan, Cindy Jones. 6 - Barbara Smith, Jesse Pelayo, Cindy Trevina, Diane Towery, Becky Shook. 7 - Fred Wilson, Brian Miller, Kathy Kulesza, Donna Bartels, Debbie Cal- darola. BACK 7 Abe Saldona, Paul Calwell, Greg Katt. Y Science Club: FRONT - Robert Green, June Mecke, Abe Sal- dana, Cindy Stahl, Lenora Wong, Laurie Dielmann, Brian Miller, Andrew Zinn, Steve Murray, Eddie Roberson. 2 - Terri Russell, David Cholar, Andrea Wood, Rosa Rangel, Theresa Lamprecht, Susan Muellar, Fred Wilson, David Willis, David Janes, John Sweeney, Brett Campbell, Al Estrada. 3 - Karen Kothmann, Bert Zinn, Stacie Hill, Craig Schweers, Sari Nardhaus, Barbara Perez, Jesse Pelayo, Jill Robinson, Lisa Walder, Helen Ondrei, Elizabeth Erb, Karen Davis, Dana Lutz, Kathleen Casey, Cheryl Ross, Dale Tampke, Ginny Dukes. BACK - Chris Webb, Steve Rabke, Sylvia Trevino, Stacie Katz, Rebecca Wimer, Susan Hale, Abby Hopko- vitz, Sally Tudzin, Frank Muellar, Carol Ja Eidelberg, Jorge Men- endez, Kathleen Cox, Lonnie Wulfe, Howard Wong, Scott Ross, David Moyer, U13 U9