Robert E Lee High School - Leeway / Record Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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Class Poem Charlotte Taylor To us it seems as yesteryear A little ship put out to sea, The Class of ’29 ’twas called, The sea through which it sailed named “Lee. ' For four long years this ship has sailed And stronger has it grown each year. To us who sailed on its fair deck, Each day has made it seem more dear. Billows have tossed our little ship, It has passed through storm and flood : Each member like a sailor true To his own post has stood. Through uncharted seas our course has run. The shoals before us oft loomed high ; But with the advice of our good friends We’ve passed secure and safely by. The journey has been long and hard. But, oh, the joys deep and true! For the flag it has proudly flown Before the colors—White and Blue. The harbor now lies fair before us, As tired sailors we anchor here, Our course, though ended, will remain In memory forever dear. And now the sailors are parting To begin life’s journey long; The sea they will sail is hard and rough, But their hearts are brave and strong. To our Alma Mater now we pledge A life of loyalty and truth ; And wherever we go, we’ll ne’er forget Our Lee High, dear home of youth.

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Faculty Mr. L. F. Shelburne Superintendent Mr. B. H. Payne Principal Mr. H. L. Bridges, Jr. ... Mr. G. S. Click. Miss Josephine Weinberg Miss Alma A. Hart. Miss Agnes Stokes. Miss Margaret C. Eaicle. Miss Hazel E. Young. . . . Miss Kate L. Fifer. Miss Emma L. Stoddard. . Miss Ruth K. Wynne. . . . Miss Sara W. Bell. Miss Verna Day. Miss R. Avice Roane. Miss Virginia M. Ellis. . Mr. A. E. Doran. . Science . Science Science, English . .Latin, French . Bible . Latin . English, History . English . Mathematics ... .English, History . History . Latin, Spanish English, Mathematics . . . .Domestic Science . .Physical Education

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CHARLES BENJAMIN MOSELY Phcenix Literary Society; President Senior Class, ’29: Baseball, ’28-’29; Football, ’28-’29; Basketball, ’28-’29; Cast, “Kathleen.” “Silence is golden.” Here is another silent member, but he is out¬ spoken in deeds, especially on the athletic field. He is rather absent-minded, but you ' ll find him friendly and willing to assist. AUDREY VALERIA BOWMAN I’huenix Literary Society; Chorus, “Kathleen.” “Whatever is worth doing at all is t worth doing well.” Brilliant ? Why, that’s no word for it! Aud¬ rey’s name always stands high on the roll of honor, and what would The Record have done without her? She is dependable and always ready to do her part in school activities. JOHN BOYLE Philomathean Literary Society; President of Society, ’29; Chorus, “Kathleen.” “The mirror of all courtesy.” John is an ambitious and successful student, and a courteous and likable friend. Lie can al¬ ways he depended upon to lend a helping hand, and to smile a friendly greeting to all. FRANCES GREER BROWN Phoenix Literary Society; Cirl Reserve Club, ’28-’29; (dee Club, ’28-’29; Chorus, “Kathleen.” “Laugh, and the world laughs with you.” Frances breezes in and out with her merry laugh and a cheerful smile for all. She is one of our most conscientious and energetic members.