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

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Punctuating her remarks with a positive gesture, Jean Daniels emphasizes a point she is trying to make to her English students. Keys Comes To Lee As Wrestling Coach Having taught on the college level, Bob Keys came to Lee High as a teacher of American literature and coach of wrestling. After a summer spent in travel and leisure, Connie Harris re- turned to Lee to instruct American and English literature. Teaching summer 26 — Directors school at John Lewis occupied much of Terry Boyle’s summer hours as she awaited the birth of her first child, who arrived in time for Christmas. The summer days of Jean Daniels were spent in reading, cooking, and in caring for her family, pets, and home. a Making early American literature come alive for her students, Terry Boyle employs a variety of materials such as magazine articles. att, —« ean acratti a a it, «i a i EE. i ie a, ccm,

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As one of her English students makes a concen- trated effort to answer a puzzling question, Sharon Billings stops to offer aid. Surrounded on all sides by her favorite barnyard friends, pigs, Virginia Martin appears amused by her English students’ responses. With a satisfied smile upon her face, Pat Gantt looks for verbs, phrases, synonyms, and adjectives in the papers she corrects. The Directors — 25

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Imparting facts, figures, folklore and other perti- nent information concerning American literature, Bob Keys addresses the class. Considering the plausibility of a student’s re- sponse to a question, Miss Connie Harris prepares to pose another possible answer. yn OGRE ene ee Directors — 27