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

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; Always cheerful and helpful, secretary Mrs. Thelma Brown remains patient and smiling while listening to various problems from students. Compiling the daily absentee lists, early excuses, and detention hall passes, Mrs. June Zeigler grins at finding the same name on all lists. ■ n H 1 ■ ... , 5 ? 1 Adding and reading the columns of figures, Mrs. Sherry Simantel struggles to keep the school’s bud¬ get and books straight and accurate. Performing the duties required of an assistant prin¬ cipal, Mr. Alphonso Hamilton leafs through piles of papers to avoid computer errors. Planters—19

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Taking a breather from his mounds of paper work, principal Mr. Charles Kurtz welcomes the oppor¬ tunity to talk to a student with a problem. 1 Administration Seeks Outdoors For Relaxation Principal and assistant principals took to the outside life after being in almost every day. Mr. Charles Kurtz teed off at the green while Mr. Alphonso Hamilton went fishing and grew flowers. Mr. Delmer Botkin directed the athletic activities for practices in the summer months as well as during the school year. Secretary Mrs. Sherry Simantel also enjoyed the open spaces, went camping, and traveled to Texas. Talking to athletic directors from various district schools, Mr. Delmer Botkin makes arrangements so athletic events run smoothly. Unaware that she’s having her picture taken, Vicky Smith works fervently on some papers for assis- f tant principal Mr. A1 Hamilton. 18—Planters

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Guidance secretary Mrs. Opal Homen explains to an anxious senior what must be put on a college application before you send it to college. Helpful to any student who comes into the gui¬ dance office, secretary Mrs. Mary Lou Parkins is a welcome sight to anyone with a problem. Making needed schedule changes for uncertain sophomores is but one of Mr. John Mozian’s many hectic duties as sophomore class counselor. Conferring with Ricky Huff about his future education, junior adviser Mrs. Clara Cummins helps him to understand college application. Counselors Make Use of Summer Vacation Reading and traveling around Virginia were some of the summer activities enjoyed by Mr. John Mozian. Taking time out from being a guidance counselor, Mr. Ernest M. Holly did some gardening, cooking and singing. Meanwhile, Mrs. Clara Cummins devoted her time to admissions to colleges through meetings of Entrance Exam Boards. Guidance secretary Mrs. Opal Homan spent some time at the beach, as well as singing, gar¬ dening and helping with community projects. Relaxation at her Goshen Pass campsite was a favorite pastime for Mrs. Mary Lou Parkins. Director of the Lee Media Center, Mrs. Nell C. Wright spent her leisure hours gardening and entertaining. 20—Planters and Harvesters