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

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Getting ready for another counseling session, Mrs. Lawrence takes a quick Taking a break from work, S herry Simantel Flashing a big smile, John Mozian ponders breather outside her office. listens to an amusing story from a friend. | “What’s Wrong With These Pictures?” Always there to help any student who may Running from office to office is one of the Figuring out students’ grade-point average need help in making an appointment is many tasks of being a guidance secretary is a very time consuming job for Mr. Holley guidance secretary, Mrs. Homan. like Mrs. Parkins. and Mrs. Homan. Layout by Stephanie Rockwell — 11

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Office Takes Time Off From a Job Well Done The Lee High School administration spent this past summer involved in a variety of activities. Charles Kurtz proved his “artistic ability’ by painting his entire house. When not painting he enjoyed golf, reading, teaching Sunday school, and visiting friends and family. Assistant principal and athletic director, Delmar Botkin, who described himself as a “gentleman farmer”, spent most of his summer at home farming and working around the house. Assistant princi- pal, Alphonso Hamilton, now in his. six- teenth year at Lee, relaxed with his family. Senior guidance counselor, Betty Lawrence, Mish Going over students’ grades reminds Alphonso Hamilton of a joke he once heard. Putting his “John Hancock” on papers is one of the many duties of principal, Charles Kurtz. 10 — Faculty took it easy on the Chesapeake Bay, where she did some sailing and fishing. Her special interests included her family, reading, swim- ming, and traveling. Ernest M. Holly, junior guidance counselor, traveled to Florida where he and his family spent some time in Disney World and the surrounding area. Be- sides traveling he enjoyed cooking, listening to music, and watching sporting events on T.V. Sophomore guidance counselor, John Mozian, did some fishing, reading, travel- ing, and working this summer. Secretaries June Ziegler, Sherry Simantel, and Thelma Brown all enjoyed their summers. At his never-ceasing job at keeping everyone out of trouble, Delmar Botkin makes his rounds during a game. Writing away, Mrs. Zeigler works her fingers to the bone keeping our school in good shape. Writing passes for tardy students is one of the many time-consuming jobs of secretary, Mrs. Brown.

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Nancy Rohr Joins Lee High Faculty New to the Home Economics Depart- ment this year was Nancy Rohr, who taught Home Economics II and Ill. She has a B.S. degree from Bridgewater College. Over the summer she enjoyed sewing, cooking, and going to the beach with no schedules to meet. In the Arts Department many staff members had an active summer. Donald Roberts, who taught mechanical drawing, woodworking, and architecture, had a very interesting summer caving in Missouri. He also did some farming, spelunking, and woodworking. Jerry F Wilson, woods tech- nology, had a successful summer by launch- Pointing out the fact that her blackboard needs washing, Karen Scott searches for someone to do the job. Trying to obtain that professional look, Betty Pullin tries a new teaching method with her Spanish class. 12 — Faculty ing a part-time business in electrical con- tracting. Mark P. White had his hands full teaching photography, printing, and small engine classes. He sponsored the Outdoor Club and enjoyed camping and rock climb- ing. Doris Augst, art teacher and Art Club sponsor, spent much time over the summer sewing, reading, and watching dozens of softball games. Betty T. Pullin was very busy this year teaching Spanish Il and Ill, sponsor- ing the National Honor Society, the Spanish Club, and helping out with the Pop Quiz team. Mrs. Pullin said that one of her most embarrassing moments as a teacher was the time the heel broke off her shoe in the middle of teaching class. Edward J. Miska, Spanish | and Spanish club sponsor, had an enjoyable summer searching for antiques, swimming, and playing tennis. Carolyn Kin- zie, French Il and Ill and junior English teach- er, helped out the Senior Class as an advi sor. Some of her hobbies include sewing, traveling, and antiquing. Karen W. Scott, French |, and sophomore English teacher sponsored the French Club again this year. Mrs. Scott enjoyed horticulture and travel- ing. With a refreshed look on his face, Edward Miska is ready to take on his next class of Spanish students. While listening to French oral reports, Carolyn Kinzie manages to squeeze in 40 winks.