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

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lassemblies present poets, artists, debaters to students S tudents were treated to an ora¬ tion by poet max ellison on his I third consecutive trip to the staunton area, two of the most popular of his K poems ' ' the star-bellied sneeches r and ze skunk both won loud stu- dent approval. I in an assembly aimed at introducing students to the debate team, i paul edwards, billy moran, L scotty scott, and Charles foster i debated the issues of weekly religious education and compulsory education, both the negative and the affirmative teams scored a victory, and the session ended in a draw, warning students of the pitfalls of following the codes of morality as presented by the media was sketch erickson. a formal commercial artist, he sacrificed his job in order to give talks nation-wide about youth and their morality. debating against compulsory education, paui edwards exhibits his ability to thoroughly research a topic and present it to his audience. forming—21

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pouring every ounce of emotional feeling into inspiring his audiences with positive aspects of his poetry, max ellison captivates students and today ' s youth, speaker-artist sketch erickson en¬ dings them into another world. courages lee students to be themselves. rJ i? 20—forming

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Y ' . hey iKihes wat-rha doin ' fridjy night? denise shipm.in is d nlJse( by crystal gar¬ dener ' s last ditch attempts to get a date for the hop. leading the march thrcaugh mcdonald ' s sherry rainsey creates an uproar as lee students swarm to greenville avenue ' s up dated malt shop. surrounded from all sides by pony-tailed and red lipsticked f)of by-sockers, coach don Wilson seems to be enjoying lee ' s first 50 ' s day. taking a time out from class studies, ginger rowe, paul ziccardy, and fred faught pose in their appropriate style of the 50 ' s.