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

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Roby Honored As “Coach of the Year” The Physical Education Dept. was staffed by an excellent crew this year. In his eleventh year of teaching, Coach Joe Cochran led the J.V. basketball team and boys’ track. Sharon Metcalfe sponsored the . FCA, coached girls’ volleyball, and enjoyed photography and music in her spare time. Warren Tetley, coach for Varsity baseball and John Lewis basketball, spent an in- teresting summer in California. Toni Roby head of girls’ varsity basketball and softball was awarded as “Coach of the Year”. Driver Ed. teacher, Paul Hatcher, coached the boys’ varsity basketball team leading them to Regionals. Coach Joe Cochran occasionally wonders why he ever puts up with high school students, but decides .af- ter all, it’s Making a Living. Alone in his office, averaging grades, a sudden Crash of Silence is just what Warren Tetley needs to balance out his day. 22—Directors An amusing comment made during Health class brings a sliver of Sunshine into another dreary Mon- day morning for Sharon Metcalfe. = v?

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Science Teachers Participate In Other Roles While At Lee Science intrigued the interests of many stu- dents and they learned much from their teachers while taking Biology, Chemistry, - or Physics. SEA Secretary Marietta Beverage demonstrated dissecting tech- niques in Biology while Angelo Cac- ciapaglia, UVA and JMU graduate, tickled his students with his crazy antics. Stephanie Dunlop taught Chemistry I and II during her first year at Robert E. Lee and chaperoned the Science Club while Senior Class Co-Sponsor Wanda Poe taught fun- damentals of Biology and Gene Blackmer played his guitar for his Physics students, showing that a Science genius can be multi-talented also. Angelo Cacciapaglia, The Good-Humor Man, looks up from taking roll to give one of his helpful com- ments to the class. While she may not find Pink Plasma, Marietta Beverage does find some different species in her Biology classes. 24 —Directors EE ee.