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

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SS Brightening up her Biology class, Marietta Beverage can always spare a few minutes from giving notes to enjoy the lighter side of school. LaMontagne and Moore Welcomed by Lee Faculty There were two new faces among the science teachers this past year as Lee High welcomed Wayne La Montagne and Stephen Moore into the faculty. Mr. La Montagne spent an interesting summer hiking in the Adirondacks and White Mountains and also preparing for his new Chemistry classes. Mr. Moore worked with the Youth Conservation Corps for the U.S. Forest Service and played in area tennis tournaments this past sum- mer. Senior class co-sponsor, Wanda Higgs kept busy teaching the fundamentals of Biology. Gene Blackmer had a full schedule this past year sponsoring the chess, guitar, and science clubs while also teaching Physics, Analysis, and Consumer Math. Marietta Beverage, a JMU graduate, taught summer school and prepared for her new Biology classes. While in his 11th year in this school system, Angelo Cacciapaglia continued to teach and entertain his Biology students. “ Could Gene Blackmer be explaining the art of hitch- | Checking out books to new students seems tobe one For a few lucky sophomores, Biology is a lesson in life hiking and sleeping at the same time to one of his of the many jobs Mr. C must do on the first day of as well as in Science when they find themselves under Physics classes? school. the tutorship of Steve Moore. Layout by Karen Hamrick—29

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Captured in a moment of bewilderment, Wanda Higgs listens to an intriguing comment from one of her students. spaces If you think Mr. C. was born on a BANANA boat. Determining the volume of one of his toilsome Using the overhead to teach his Chemistry class isone Preparing to label the parts of his latest biological dis- problems, Gene Blackmer shows his Physic students of many methods that Wayne La Montagne finds the procedure in calculating the answer. section, Mr. C hesitates trying to figure out where he useful in explaining chemical equations. has seen this face before. 28—Officials

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Day after day these ladies served the long awaited With looks like these on the faces of Nancy Hyden meal that students strive to reach, as it marks halfa and Shirley Galloway, students may wonder what ex- day. actly is in the rolls. Custodians Keep busy at Lee Without the aid of these very special peo- ple, the running of Lee would not have gone as smoothly as it did. They took special care to be sure that all the small details were taken care of. Our custodial staff consisted of Ms. Walker, Mr. Terry, Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Hyden and Mr. Hoge. They worked day and night to keep the halls of Lee sparkling clean. The cafeteria staff worked long hours to prepare hot nutritious meals for the ever hungry stu- dents. Lee’s school nurse, Elanore Sanger came to the aid of many ailing students as they reported complaints of all types of aches and pains. Through their dedication and hard work, these men and women were able to keep Lee under control. CAFETERIA Pay $ LO O gor — TRACTION) ™ | Plunging into the tedious duties of life, Ronald Terry faces his job with ambition as well as a smirk. 30—-Officials