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

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Solving for the unknown distance Mr Hasler shows Claudia Bart helow and Andy Heatwole an easy formula to use if THE PA TI-IS OE KNOWLEDGE MR. IAMES R. HARTBARGER B.S. Salem College History MR SAMUEL W HASLER B A Bridgewater College Science and Arithmetic MR IOHN A HOUSE A B University of North Carolina Chem1stry and Physics f-F-e 1'o 15 Mr. Hartbarger explains the con- struction of an early sailing ves- sel to Eighth Graders, Carol Kiviligan and William Shannon. Besides teaching history, Mr. Hart barger is the assistant head coach of football at Lee High. He also devotes much of his summer time to coaching. In the chemistry lab Mr House explains to Carolyn Zeliff the method of inrtatmg her experiment on the distillation of water M House was among the few select secondary school teachers to re ship at Union College in the sum mer of 1959 As the head of the Dawn Patrol project a group who watch the Continental Classroom series on television each morning Mr House said that his students were so interested in chemistry and physics they they got up be fore dawn to come to class' Y f I I A, ogy M, vu, ' . ' ' L, at 1 1 n 4 1 . 5 4' w 1 . . . I A ro 1 Y. ' ll 3' Q C. . . . ' 5 ' . ceive a National Science Fellow- , . . . , 'I 1 , ... xc ' ' -

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UPWARD THROUGH Workmg rn the krtchen Lrnda Gutshall and Dana Swrsher operate the electrrc mrxer as Mrss Foster watches Besrdes teachrng her grrls to cook, Mrss Foster also rnstrucrs them rn sewrng and home nursrng MISS HARRIET L FOSTER B S Longwood College Home Economrcs Mr Hanson smrles as he prepares to grve back some test papers Certarnly hope they were good' As a member of the Dawn Patrol proyect rn operarron for the frrst trme at Lee Hrgh thxs year Mr Hanson usually makes rt to school by srx thrrty each mornrng Monday through Frrday MRS SARA H HANGER A B Mary Baldwm College Advanced Algebra Plane and Solrd Geometry, Trrgonometry Ns. MR IOHN ROBERT HANSON A B Washrngton and Lee Un1vers1ty Algebra ...... ri 14 QAAMJAJ In Advanced Algebra class Mrs Hanger and Charles Gaylord work This year Mrs Hanger taught all the hrgher mathmatrcs classes The hrgher math classes are really challengrng Ihope sprre them to more and work and logrcal thmkrng remarked at the begrnnmg year to lfl better s e of the u n Q .ILQ ., 'wr' ' V' ,Hire K r ' lx..-. . 'W' ,ffyxi-,Q A out. the derrvatron of a formula. 1 R If ' E . , - . . . ,,, h 9 ' Q . - . . , . . :W F

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Work problems are always stumpers in algebra Miss Howard helps Mike Grim with the solution of his problem Learning the Latin derivation of English words is a fundamental use of the study of Latin Mrs McClung and james Rice look up the Latin source of a word in Web- ster s Unabridged Dictionary Mrs McClung has studied at Columbia University and Mary Baldwin Col- lege and she has attended the Alliance Francaise in Paris B - sides being a Senior Sponsor she is the faculty adviser to the Lee- way staff TEACHING US MISS A IEAN HOWARD B S Madison College Algebra MR EARL LOCRLEAR B S Richmond Professional Institute Distributive Education David Usury and a fellow student MRS ALMA H Mc CLUNG B A Randolph Macon Woman s College Latin and French 16 listen as Mr Locklear lectures on the term report that the class must present Mr Locklear ment ions that cooperative students have an opportunity to practice on the job techinques learned in the classroom