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

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One Thing in Common A different way of doing things affected all aspects of ine StUCCH@Smil) cai ieman, - ferent things had one thing in common; they were all in- tended to make the students life better and simpler. Workshops were offered to help take some of the worry Out of PSAT and SAT tests. David Mullenax could often be found playing his guitar around the school. While watching a track meet, David and Chris Shelnutt pass the time listening to a few tunes. Joey Doyle, secretary of the SCA wore his Class number (89) on his shirt and helped to lead his Class to tell “what's your number’ at the Spirit Assembly. Steve Davis, Jimmy Goodloe, Tom Wood, David Ballurio, Jarrett Hatcher and Chris Wray were part of the Senior Can Can “girls” who led the whole student body in spirit. 6 — STUDENT LIFE A Career Center made pre- paring for college or getting a Job easier. Five minutes DetWween classes instead of four, NO homeroom, a salad bar in ihe cajcicniawandarihiree lunch shifts were the results of changes that meant Wwe were “doin’ things different!”

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Temperatures Go Over The 100 Mark But Everybody Wants To Have One Real Hot Summer Books are dropped and forgotten. The temperature begins to rise and school is just a distant memory as summer and unlimited fun begins. Sometimes part of the Summer fun is working. Bekki Garrett worked as a page at the public library and Gary McDorman worked at the Food Lion bagging groceries. For Eric Brown and Joel McCauley tossing pizzas at the Pizza Hut took up part of their Summer. Andy Harmon had a cool job as life- guard at Westside Swim Club. Ver- onica Thompson took care of Sshop- pers at Rose’s, while Lisa VanFossen LOOK. Care Ole CMersencics 16omine Staunton Rescue Squad. Not everyone forgot the books and education. Jim Knowles and Jennifer 8 — SUMMER Whittington went to the Governors School in Richmond. Katie Roller got to mix education and fun by attending Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama. Greg Cartwright got some drama ex- perience playing a police officer in “Pirates of Penzance” at Oak Grove Theatre. Almost everyone went somewhere on a vacation. Bethany Shifflett chose the Dominican Republic, but Scott Lewis chose to Stay in Virginia by going to Virginia Beach. Chip Lilly and Steve Davis visited Chip’s brother in Florida. Joel McCauley spoke for most people when he described his summer by Saying. “The summer of ’88 was the best Summer of my life.” Shannon Hughes spent part of her summer in Germany visiting relatives. During the visit Shannon and her uncle stopped by the Rhine River in Bernkastle to feed the ducks and swans. Some students find a great way to spend time in the summer is to get together with friends. Be- thany Shifflett, Melynda Shoemaker, Colleen Brown, Angela Rettaford, and Kim Welk put their efforts together to form a pyramid. A swimming pool was definitely the place to be during the summer of 1988. Katie Gerringer took advantage of her gymnastic skill to do a flip from the diving board.