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

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One man, one mission, one summer. The man was Mr. Charles Rembold. His MISSION FV WCS lOmin Cie SCHOO MUGLGCinDLOGGR Ol everyone. He began his mis- sion on July 2. The resultS were innovua- tive Ways of ‘Doin’ Things Diffelel i weal eEan Ci Cas covered everything from the parking lot to pep rallies. The differences were ob- vious. The changes began INST esOUrLkIN Galo leleliGhc students had to display a parking permit from their rear View mirrors. AlUNCH sl rees Ci fekelnt lunch shifts meant less crouud ing, Shorter lines and more time to eat. There Was also a salad bar to offer a Selection 2 — THEME of vegetables to students who tired of Lee Burgers. Berween Glasses there was an extra minute to get to class, but stiffer penalties for those who couldn't make it to class on time. No homeroom caused problems for students Who needed an extra few min- utes to Wake up or catch up on unfinished homework. Since there was no home- room, second period be- came the time for announce- ments, activity periods and assemblies. There Were many Changes. The work of one man Set the tone for the year and made students and teachers look at ways Wwe could be ‘Doin’ Things Different. CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE SPORTS PEOPLE ACADEMICS INDEX CLOSING A different leader, John Brock, the SCA pres- ident, declares the Leemen are Number | as he leads the students in spirited Cheers at one of the many pep rallies that were held in the fall.

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LEEWAY 1989 Volume 30 Robert BE. Lee High School Staunton, Virginia 24401

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A different group of students, the Class of 1992, yelled out their graduation number at Freshman Orientation Day to begin to show their school spirit. A different man and principal, Mr. Char Rem- bold, gets a taste of spirit in the form of a Cool Whip pie during Homecoming Assembly. Mr. Rembold took Over as principe THEME — 3