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

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( for too many strikeovers) As a substitute, Mrs. Walker can find herself in almost any kind of classroom, including this exciting typing class filled with happy students. Swamped with heaps of paperwork, Mr. Williams, resigned to the task, patiently awaits another set of test to grade. Obviously aware of some aspect of the teaching field Caught off guard, Mrs. Liggett longs again for those not known to the majority of teachers, Mrs. Bolt goes warm summer months, when the only bells to be ‘through her day with a happy smile. heard were of the ice cream trucks. Layout by Cynthia Peeler—21

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Williams Awarded for 25 Years Service The Business and Distributive Education teachers seemed to have lots of spare time on their hands. Travelling and hobbies were among their pastimes. A few even found it in their hearts to sponsor a Lee club. Sue Morley was busy acting as depart- ment head, but also helped sponsor the senior class. Meanwhile, Karen Fitzgerald As monitor of study hall, Mrs. Fitzgerald finds extra time to go over homework assignments for her typing classes. 20-Officials spent her off duty hours as a cub scout den leader along with camping and reading. Phenix Williams, teacher of typing and general business, received his 25 year pen as SEA member. Sue Wilson sponsored the Future Business Leaders of America, while she taught typing and clerk typist 1. Department head of D.E., Harry Lunsford sponsored the DECA club with the assistance of Jennifer Bolt and Billie Liggett. This summer Mrs. Bolt traveled to - Nova Scotia while Mrs. Liggett studied at JMU. Correcting business records, Mrs. Morley anticipates a — good year according to the high grades of her classes. cones Lending a helping thought to a baffled student, Mrs. Wilson catches an error and also enjoys the early fall weather, : : : | |

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Patienthy awaiting a correct answer from his students, — Enthralled with the theories of Calculus, Mr. Roberson Mr. Richmond has learned that brilliance cannot be is always willing to share a bit of his vast knowledge, rushed. even if only to an empty class. Jay Higgs Presides as res. of S.E.A. Mrs. Hickey, Mr. Higgs, Mr. Christy, Mr. Richmond and Mr. Roberson worked together in the Math Dept. to prepare their students for the 80’s. In the city school system for 6 yrs. Robert Richmond joined the Lee faculty to teach Consumer Math, while Linda Hickey taught Algebra after a summer of sewing, cooking, and enjoying her two year old. Teaching Trig and hunting in the fall, James Christy kept busy all year round. Bill Roberson sponsored the AFS club for the second year, as well as teaching Analysis and Calculus. Being Pres. of S.E.A. demanded numerous hours of his time, but Jay Higgs found time to enlighten his students with Geometry. VS B BEVEMEES ees ; Mateative Keo m56789 (213141516 1 1920212223 | 2627282930 22-—-Officials