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

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Semors josephme Cacsrapoglra Kathy Harper and Sybxl Donenfeld secure books on Fnglrsh hrstory vsrth the ard of Nhss Crawford On hand at all trmes to help students rn search of parallel books term paper rnformatron and out of date magazme artrcles Nlrss Crawford IS a frrend to Senror and Erghth Grader alrke Mrs Crrsp drrlls Ronme Hevener m parts of speech before gomg rnto dragrammrng In speakmg of her classes Mrs Crrsp remarked I fmd teachrng Englrsh to Erghth Graders a constant source of sur prxses the pleasant krnd and a contmual challenge to me to do my best She has attended grad uate classes at the Umversrty of Vrrgmra and has taken extenslon courses through the unrversrty Mrs Crrsp also took a course rn Chrldren s Lrterature at the Mary Baldwm College summer school As advrsor to the Student Councrl Assocratron Mrs Crrs spends many hours helprng t e young people of Lee Hrgh School work out therr problems HELPING US I MISS L FRANCES CRAWFORD B S Longwood College B A The College of Wrlllam and Mary L1brar1an MR LEWIS A CRICKARD B A The College of Wrllram and Mary Scrence MRS LOUISEM CRISP B A Westhampton Englrsh 12 General Scrence IS a fascmatmg subject and wrth the help of handy rotatron of the earth rn rts orbrt about the sun for Eddre Shelley and Penny Cash A graduate of Lee H1gh School, Mr Crrckard has just completed hrs frrst year of teach mg at hrs alma mater 9, . in 7 7 ' . . , . . . ' ' g nr I . , .A I ' I ' A '-AI tn- ,A ' if A ' 1 yy' 1 V . . . . 5 ,fur H . , 1 props, Mr. Crickard illustrates the fki-N. ' ' . s Malawi: l k 5 l 1 . . . . L I . 7 . l ,, .... ' -Q A , 'Sl 7, n. , 1 ' , A ij

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z 'b THAT WE MIGHT LEARN MR GEORGE S CLICK A B A Bridgewater College Kaffe-'af L Za LT M A University of Virginia Biology To the loy of the boys and the hor ror of the girls the specimens ar rived in the biology lab Nlr Click demonstrates the disection of an earthworm to jon Garletts Sandra Gum and Sara Dixon Outside school hours 'Vlr Click spends his time farming and as he expresses it the big biology laboratory Mrs Colonna helps sophomore Wanda Mace correct an English theme To further her teaching ability Mrs Colonna is taking a correspondence course through the University of Virginia on the American Short Story MRS BETTY COLONNA B A Western Maryland English MRS OLIVE Il COUCH B S University of North Carolina Master in Business Education Madison College horthand and Vocational 'an 'Ui if Office Training New equipment in the business department an electric dictaphone is tested by Nlary Smiley after Mrs Q 11 Couch has adjusted the volume I the background Judy DePr1est looks over the transcript of a letter which she is preparing to type Besides her busy teaching schedule Mrs Couch has done graduate work at V.P.I. and is the advisor to the Future Business Leaders Associ- ation at Lee High.

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In order to make Latrn more than dead language for her stud ents, Mrss Drake relates rnterest rng srdelrnes of mythology and hrstory Kenny Knorr locates an rsland rn the Mediterranean Sea after hearrng of the wandermgs of some of the ancrent heroes T keep up wrth current trends rn Latm, Mrss Drake attended a workshop course at the College of Wrllram and Mary A Senror spon sor, she rs also rn charge of the Natronal Honor Socrety at Lee Hrgh ALONG THE LEE WA Y MRS IEANI DANIELS B S Madrson College Typr ng Lookrng over Carolyn Mayer s shoulder Mrs Danrels watches as she types a ,ob rn the unrt on whlch they are workrng In her frrst year of teachrng at Lee Hrgh, Mrs Danrels feels that she has gotten to know many of the students and she sard that rt was a pleasure to work wrth each of them X .hu F MISS KATHERINE E DRAKE A B Mary Baldwrn College Latrn af- we MRS BONNIE I EARLY B of Musrc Westmrmster Chorr College Chorus and General Musrc Mrs Early, Beverley Harrrs Anne Baylor and Julra Wrnbome go over a prece for the Musrc Festrval Mrs. Early has had a successful frrst year at Lee Hrgh conductrng her concerts and other actrvrtres. 13 ' 2 , A I 7 D . h fi' ii ' ' H 4 . x g , 'V v-A X , 1. , . - 'ei I , 1 W V ij! . A, li J a - ,D ' ' ' ' D f , . . . ,Y . . ' . o . , 4 .M I . . . , l