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

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Although they weren ' t able to particpate in the meet, the girls of the cross country team avidly cheer on their fellow teammates. Clowning around in the halls is a common pas¬ time and Jimmy Jones, William Crawford, and William Harden are experts on the subject. Joking comes naturally to Thayer Phillips as he introduces the Lee Tradition to newcomer Vicki Valz, who easily catches on. Friendships Develop During School Year Strange faces became not so strange as the early weeks of school flew by with new friendships growing and the steady daters becoming known. Smoking buddies raced out between classes to share a last few drags before dashing back in. Overloaded lockers spilled out books every time the door was opened as people seemed to gravitate towards one locker between classes. Eventually that certain place to meet everybody else at the last bell, lunch¬ time, and mornings was discovered and from there on acted as a magnet the rest of the year. Every minute was spent in reaching out. 8—A Building of Ingenious Design

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A Leeman Is A Small Part Of The Whole what is a Leeman? Varieties of emotions, attitudes, beliefs, personalities, and thoughts, got up early, reported to homeroom, went to classes, ate lunch, and finally either went to work, home, practice, or meetings. All had a common goal, to graduate. Each in his own way contributed something simply because he was there. Some did more, some didn ' t bother. But to take a piece from the whole was to find a Leeman. Once third quarter is over, band members fin¬ ally get to devote their entire attention to the field, and Robin Knopp is content. Right at home, secure, and comfortable, senior Diana Creger turns to make sure all passengers have everything and are ready to go. Finding time to catch up for sleep missed after writing a term paper all night, Debi Eriksen dem¬ onstrates a school tradition — sleeping. Unable to decide if either a big smile or hearty frown is appropriate, Scott Schoenhut just leaves it as a middle ground smirk. A Building of Ingenious Design—7

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With hot dogs for ears how can Pam Rexrode help but listen better. Maybe a little catsup and mustard will help the concentration. As his concentration slips away from the art ex¬ hibit, James Taylor glances over another interest¬ ing subject, Sandy Middleton. ' It won ' t fit! bellows Kim Burton, as the color guard tries to squeeze the flag through before the bus leaves for Harrisonburg. It ' s only puppy love, but boy, does it feel good as a visitor at Lee just can ' t make it through another crowded hall without help.