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

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Appearing somewhat perplexed by one of her stu- dent’s question, Sarah Palmer organizes her thoughts before giving just the right answer. Sarah Palmer fi® Ventures to (RIS RGen Paeameee The Bahamas (agama ates «: The Social Sciences was one of the strongest departments at Lee with nine outstanding teachers. Junior advisor, Ned Bonfoey, taught American history this past year and continued to amuse his students with his wild and crazy stories. This past summer, Miss Palmer took a break from teaching government and ventured to the Bahama Islands where she relaxed and rested up for the next school term. Senior class advisor, Rebecca Harvill, enjoyed traveling this past summer as she jour- neyed to Dallas, Texas and Laguna Beach, California. She also kept busy with sewing and participating in sports. In her eighth year at Lee, Marge Langfitt taught govern- ment and economic classes, as well as ad- vised the I.C.C. Don Hamilton, head of the history department, devoted time to teaching U.S. history and night govern- ment classes at BRCC. n- Lees @ New Exalans x b. Mhddle Mla PN acppsrreseca theme ot SS Souhev a vA POP ere Z } Tenn dh, El Ae ay ning Boy Attempting to explain how the thirteen colonies Looking as though he has had a rough day, Don originated, Ned Bonfoey tries to prepare Nancy Hamilton continues to keep his good disposition as : Taylor for her upcoming U.S. history test. he listens to one more question. 18—Officials

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Pointing out an article in the paper, Ms. Meeks dis- cusses current events with on e of her morning govern- Deeply in thought, Mr. Digges checks over his source ment classes. of information before using it in a class discussion. WEBB ticket im 1980 Cattect $100 prom Hw ATHLETIC CAMPAIGN FuND 4 g i Before answering a student's question, Mr. Digges stops working at his desk to get a quick moment of inspiration. Layout by Franklin Clemmer—17

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Listening intensely to her sociology students’ discus- sion, Rebecca Harvill prepares to give indepth answers to serious questions. Pointing out to one of his students, Jim Digges insists that if he would listen instead of talking he could make that impossible “A”. thought - Ms. Farmer's: government class was a democracy ... DO NOT pass IZ grade, DO NOT get a diploma. 4 - ‘i Settling back after a long day's work, Marge Langfitt checks over her goverment notes and plans op- timistically for the days ahead. Layout by Karen Hamrick-19