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

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Pointing at the collage the Teacher’s Pet Danny Spotts tries to get Bobbi Macomber’s attention and make her smile. Ms. B. Macomber Serves As Annual Advisor In our English Department at Lee the teachers had a variety of interests from singing to weight-lifting. Miss Beatrice Morris, co-sponsor of the dr. Class, spent much of her time working in Delta Kappa Gamma and singing in the church choir. Mrs. Claudette Obenschain helped with the school newspaper while our annual staff advisor Mrs. Bobbi Macomber was working on her Master's degree in reading at JMU. She spent her free time writing, reading, and lifting weights. Mrs. Virginia Martin opened a sewing shop this past summer and sewing was one of her favorite pastimes. She also enjoyed boating and reading. Connie G. Harris acted as ad- visor to the literary magazine Peacock Ice and acted as corresponding secretary for the Staunton Business and Professional Women’s Association. During her free time she was interested mainly in photography and spent the summer in Boston, Mass. Laughing as The Comedians of her class interrupt You Light Up My Life — apparently Bea Moris’ the lecture, Claudette Obenchain gives into the fun of classes do light up her life as she breaks into a wide the moment. smile. 16—Directors

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Asking a students to express himself Once More With Feeling in Spanish Class Mr. Ed Miska leans meditatively on his podium. Grinning at her Spanish class Mrs. Betty Pullin knows her Perfect Day in class may come, but it hasn't yet. It Should Happen To You — Mrs. Sue Wilson's face registers disbelief as the students chuckle when she drops a stack of paper. My Favorite Brunette Mrs. Karen Fitzgerald smiles at a typing student's new and original typing style with wonder. Directors—15

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Refreshing her mind by reading through her Macbeth, Connie Harris grins at the porter’s amusing antics at the gate. While Virginia Martin would rather be The Barefoot Contessa she settles with some wild, wild socks. Each pronoun should agree with their antecedent. Just between you and I, case is important. A preposition is a poor word to end a sen- tence with. Verbs has to agree with their subjects. Don't use no double negatives. A uriter mustn't shift your point of view. When dangling, don't use participles. Join clauses good, like a conjunction should. Don't write a run-on sentence because it is difficult when you got to punctuate it so it makes sense when the reader reads what you wrote. About sentence fragments. Directors—17