Robert E Lee High School - Traveler Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Being a perfectionist, Mrs. Ruth Hicks begins the application of minute details on her copy of The Pot Basil by I. W. Alexander, which has taken her five years to paint. Miss Florence Stavorowski L w1sgKQu l,,,..,.. . M rspy ff iii xr U Q5 Eff' I3 EE Era' :ET Q0 W5 Q. if A Under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Hicks, the Commercial Arts Department has more than dou- bled, wirh the addition of five new teachers. The Department is using standards set by Mrs. Hicks while she was the head of a state education committee. Five hundred students are now enrolled in the typing courses offered to Lee-ites. The teachers sponsor the Future Business Leaders of America, which in the past has won many honors. Mrs . Myra Tidmore

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,..v- vu. A -.,s Miss Rebecca Barstis .. ,bays kr um-Q' F , as i y fr A Q Q 5 M I W fx QT? lk S C I 4 ir fl if Miss Helen McLeod Mrs. Lois Obrecht Mr. William Richards , ' X fy, -, ff X . ,- ,. ,. , 1, , f, 1 f f I , , ,I f J 1 , 1 f R. l, SJ , J ,- I' - - :f' - k.' 2 1 - I, X. 1 Qjtig ii- s g 4 Mrs. Faye Sigman By rewarding her colt, Miss Helen McLeod readies for a daily ride.

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Setting up a telescope he made, Mr. John Porter checks the inside mech- anism before using it for a class experiment. Bunsen burners , ergs, carbon rings, liver flukes, amoeba. . .all these strange creatures live in the world ofthe Science Department. Miss Ruth Tatum, chairman of the De- partment, dire c ts a teaching program of biology, chemistry and physics for Lee-ites. Striving to prepare students for tomorrow's world of scientific thought and technology, the Department relys on class participation and experiments to penetrate the mysteries of the scientific world. 1 PM a I fb fs la- S. . 7 Mr. Cecil Fox ff Mrs. Willda Gafford , sais 93' Miss Patricia Ianda Mr. Damon Hollingsworth f ycyy ' ,,' 1 ,X 1 ,gli 4 , 9, ' i y A r. 'l f Yi . , . EY ' f ' 31ff,,'f'f1 Mrs. Mary Lysinger :amfv, f:',f1zQ. iif v Mr. Tom Marsh fs- 4