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

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Music in my Heart — Suzanne Link can be seen Looking up from her work Pam Tinsley is about to concentrating on her music during one of her band reply to a student as where to put The Illustrated classes. Man when the shutter clicks. Sitting at his desk Don Roberts, known to some of his ' students as The Hard Man, grades the last set of papers for that day. smc ge penne Pie As Pam Elliot sits in the teacher’s workroom ready to Dial A Deadly Number, she stops to think if this is necessary. scenpasrtrce ee 8830 A Looking over the absentee list, Boisa Taylor gets ready to make his checkup call on The Next Victim to see if he is telling the truth. 12 —Directors

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Advise and Consent — This is what Mr. Holly does best day after day when faced with decision-making for the seniors. Mrs. Kidd is surely Someone to Remember as each student knows she will always work with and work for them through guidance. Mrs. Parkins helps hold together the vast number of files and records collected each year in guidance. “I'll Never Forget What’s His Nam e.” Sophomores new to the life at Lee were greeted in August and guided through the year by A Man Named John. Directors—11

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% E IRORE ERPs TER a RS AAA LT AESEOLE Ip Writing down a disruptive student's name, Dorothy Wood comments to him, “I'll Be Seeing You at the end of school.” Resting after a long day's work, Gary Gazenski thinks back to this summer when he had to take Night Watch as a bartender. Taking roll during his photography class Mark White smiles as a student says to him that he is The Last of the Good Guys. As Bob Sanger taps his baton on the music stand he says, “Now Play Misty For Me right this time please.” Art Dept. Enrolls In Various Activities The Lee High Art Department spent a widely varied summer. Sportsminded Mrs. Pam Elliot and Mr.Bob Sanger spent much of their summer on the courts playing tennis while Mr. Sanger also took a Projects Course at JMU. Mr. Don Roberts took time after acting as Cross Country coach to indulge in his favorite pastime — farming. JV Baseball Coach Gary Gazenski spent his free time at the Holiday Inn as the bartender as well as finding time to play rugby. The Outdoor Club Advisor Mark White went camping, rock climbing, and was a YCC Crew Leader for the U.S. Forest service this summer. Art Club Ad- visor Pamela Timsley taught at the Washington and Lee Fine Arts Workshop and painted in her extra time. Mrs. Dorothy Wood, sponsor of the FHA, made eggshell jewelry while Suzanne Link showed three- gaited and five-gaited horses plus working with the drill team and rifle squad. Mr. Boisa Taylor traveled to Ohio and West Virginia and in his extra time, fished and played the piano. Directors—13