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

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High soles and classy knee socks adorn the legs Pictures and slogans turn a drab locker door of Leewomen as they casually inch up the old into a collage of popular fads to brighten mo- pants legs for viewers to admire. ments and for a wakeup before school. Students’ Dress Displays Individuality Excited basketball coaches gazed at wonderful height striding down the halls only to experience a big let down as students proudly displayed multi-inched, multi-colored platform shoes, and mod bear traps. Madly designed apparel distinguished every¬ one ' s individuality with a new any length, color, or style goes concept of dress. Eventually those spots to head for after the big game for hamburgers, pizza, or beverage became the meeting places for buddies on Friday nights. Sonny J., the Godfather, rock stars on the top forty , the bump, soul hand shakes, earth shoes, painting jeans, multi-hair lengths, and multi-interests, collectively made for a new way of life. Football talk flows from Sonny ' s number 1 fan, Judy Bonin, and Bob Griese ' s fan, Carol Butler, as to which is the best quarterback. A Building of Ingenious Design—13

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Tennis crosses the paths of many students, but whether in p.e. or for pure pleasure, it is a sport enjoyed by all who try it. Our nearly empty hamburger joint awaits the onslaught of famished students as they come to rehash the big game and satisfy appetites. Fads are raging at all schools everywhere and Lee is no exception as noted by a pair of sporting, ragged jeans and two-toned shoes. 12 A Building of Ingenious Design

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Cooperation Proves Key To Success Eventually the words — student, teach¬ er, and administration began to inter¬ mingle as each realized the necessity of working together. Fund drives, journal¬ ism deadlines, dances, and decisions brought the three into contact. Some differences were compromised and the walking was made smoother. Joint efforts sometimes produced trophies and high honors, other times a simple handshake. Interdependence some- ; times brought intimacy, other times j sheer dislike, but the encounter was | made; thus, marking a beginning. Future Business Leaders of America Pam Wimer and Gail Faught count money from fund raising projects under advisor Mrs. Sue Wilson. Carefully examining a layout for the annual, Susie Miska and Debi Eriksen figure out how they can squeeze in just one more picture. Senior class council meets during activity period . with their class advisor, Mrs. Becky Harvill, to j discuss the business at hand. I 14—A Building of Ingenious Design