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

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spare time presents no problems to lee students b lowing a horn in the marching band, pounding the field at foot¬ ball practice, setting off smoke bombs, or just waiting for the bell to ring, lee students killed spare time in a rainbow of ways, exploring the branches of the ' ' learning tree, stu¬ dents stemmed off into the various areas of school life, rock and roll, soul, classical, choir, football, art work, drama, business, phys. ed. shop, cosmetology, scholarship, each in a different category and each a shining piece of glass. studying other “things” besides a lapful of notes is more thought provoking to sophomore rodney freemen while waiting for the bell. entering the “church” at the beginning of the marriage ceremony, brenda cassidy plays bridesmaid realistically for the occasion. “oh come on, don ' t you believe me? protests keith bosserman as he tries to convince mrs. becky harvill of his seniority at the senior party. rounding-out—5

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lightening the load with a little laughter, m p scotty scott clowns with peter kinselila as peter attacks him with an afro pick. I aughter and tears. romance and cold wars, success, failure, apathy, emotions and logic fuse to round a whole student, each colorful individual has a different concept of student life, hail talk of girls, of boys, of cars, of music, of happenings, and of adventures, rings between classes. concepts of lee student life vary cheerleaders don short, peppy skirts. scholars spend lunch time in the library. active liberals hit numbers in the smoking lounge. pennies are pitched on the front steps, secret journeys to the park are made throughout the day, never will we be as free to come and go in our idealistic worlds. p mm f ' 1 1 1 Y 1 1 ’ t forming—7