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

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LANGUAGE CLASSES GROW The language department has expanded to meet the are striving for closer teacher-pupil relationships and growing needs of a changing world. There is now an more Class participation. experimental third year Spanish class that emphasizes conversation about present day Latin American people Although lacking the appeal of a modern foreign and politics. French students increase comprehension language, the Latin department continues to attract through reading in French history and literature, dis- many students. Those who continue into the third and cussion in French, and listening to tapes about life in fourth year read extensively the classical writers, the France today. The French and Spanish departments poetry of Ovid and Vergil and the essays of Cicero. GRD IY) Left to right: Eddie Coffey, Mary Ann Roth, George Rodon, Tom Leonard, John Peduto, Mrs. Rodon, Anne Meckstroth, Kitty Welsh. Mrs. Amparo A, Rodon M.A, at Uni- Mrs. Peggy B. Vidal versidad de Oriente - B.A. Madison College Oriente -Santiago Spanish de Cuba Spanish 19

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Mrs. Irene M. Dice Miss Katherine E. B.A. Mary Baldwin Drake College . B.A. Mary Baldwin Latin College Latin Miss Bonnie LaCas B.S. Madison Col- lege French, English Left to right, Susan Legg, Barbara Morris, Carolyn Weaver, Julia Kasuba. A. ON 4 LISTENING TO FRENCH TAPES mu. : eS ae He Rae BERLE YT a samnasanatca tape NAPE: sh Cecily Wood gives French talk. Mrs. Alma H. McClung B.A. Randolph Macon Women's College M.A.T. University of Virginia French, Latin

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PREPARATION Miss Harriet L. Foster B.S. Longwood College Home Economics Mrs. Dorthy G. Wood B.S. Radford College Home Economics and English