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

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Expressing his opinion of the appetizing school lunches, Tracy Davis tries to decide whether he should eat it or use it as a paperweight. Emotions , Moods Nurture Lee Community A tmosphere new officers; emotions caused students to seek through new ideas. Everywhere in the Lee community were feelings and emotions that determined the outcome of these ideas when presented to the community. No matter what the occasion or circum¬ stance, the emotions and moods of the student body of Lee determined the atmosphere. In sports, as semblies, and classes, Leepersons actively supported or rejected the events. Feelings showed in the election of Both Mrs. Virginia Martin and Bill Atkins know that two heads are better than one as they liven MacBeth and write it in “modern” English. Heartfelt prayer of many nations and people, peace remains one of the most longed for world relation¬ ships, as it has for generations. Emotions—9

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Throughout the year, PARTY becomes the slogan for seniors, juniors, and sophomores alike; during games, holidays, and finally graduation. Really excited about a homework assignment she crammed into study hall, Tammy Obaugh ex¬ presses her feelings in a long, drawnout yawn. No matter how long one has been around, some¬ times a person feels small and insecure when he finds himself in a new, strange situation. 8 Emotions

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Emotions Inspire Needed Change In a changing world filled with emo¬ tions and feelings, the community of Lee could not remain immune to add¬ ed freedoms and change. Different parrishoners had different ideas about how to run the government and how limit¬ ed or extensive that government would be. Everywhere, in each place of work or leisure, people throughout the community had ideas fhat they felt should be heard. With each new generation, and new group of tradesmen, Lee became filled with new feelings, new ideas, new methods of doing things, new likes or dislikes. The whole of the community encircled the idea of people being people. Casting shadows over the lives of students, the massive Robert E. Lee High School stands looming over the future of graduating seniors. Patriotism flares as loyal eyes gaze upward to the symbol of our country and citizens look forward to our bicentennial celebration. Love means different things to different people, but to all love is an experience and keepsake to be remembered and learned from. LOVE LOVE IS REAL. REAL IS LOVE LOVE IS FEELING. FEELING LOVE LOVE IS WANTING TO BE LOVED LOVE iS TOUCH, TOUCH IS LOVE LOVE IS REACHING, REACHING LOVE L E IS ASKING TO BE LOVED LOVE IS YOU YOU AND ME LOVE IS KNOWING A C Df I r jb ! n q c i Ayr | 1 c FR EE, FREE IS i HVF i awc r LUVfc id LiV ING, LIVING i i I 1 $ w v ¥ lOVE 1 1 c E EDING TO B r i ' “N ur r f 1 i ] j r w 1 10—Emotions