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

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Angles anil equations are sometimes boring, but the math teachers at Ix e try to make them as exciting as nossihle. A variety of courses are taught from Fundamentals of Math to Calculus. (1 Mrs. George is smiling prettily at her math class. (she must have some had news!) Artwork by David Kisenhoover J Teachers—23

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Mr. ItrtcrU. Mr. Collin , tVtwi'i l Iuiih s Mr Ellkiir'ni-nl Drufiinp: Mr. («mil. » .K ; Mr. Kripir. iiiHTjl tt mmIw irking. Jncliuy trial Cooperat i ve clucatic i 22—Teachers Industrial Arts and Cooperative Education courses deal with learning a skill that can lx lest« d and used to make money later in life. Cooperative Kdueation is a way of learning while you work. Stu- dents learn at their own rate and will. I. Mr. Garrett, the coordinator of C. . A. K. as i t . an on-the-job trainee in learning a work skill.

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Music is (hr universal language, ami the music instructors ul Lee try to influence many students to become involved in music. The most well- known section of music at Lee i the Band. It has won nationwide acclaim and continues to live up to its high standards. I. Mr. Korque—“My fellow Ameri- cans .. . 3» Sherri Pool a »k Mr. Korque his opi- nion of the lutes! fashion in hats. 3. The troinlMine section. Mr. Var»iO Km.I Mr. Fnri|u.'. S million»- Hand Mr. Kooikt, Choir Mr». S»-.hi. Cm. i-ri Burn! 24—Teachers