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

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'Mi 3 Mrs. Judy Smith instructs Mary Lou Joiner in proper cooking techniques during her homemaking class. ' 'ii 5... A f A ' E X A R m in X Q- E352 4 rytr , t,t X Mrs. Judy Smith Mrs. Thelma Mr. John Mrs. Ione Vollmer Wardashki Williams 13:11 h WX. I 4 Mr. Charles Horn Mrs. LaVern Jopling Mr. George Lowther Cai' xii J ir Mrs. Jean Pearson Rl Miss Barbara Wofford

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Vomtiamzl cfvurses Balance Student Mograms , gr I .. AX. Mrs. Sharon Cox Miss Sara Devall Mrs. Linda Evans Mr. Charles Holden 3 YQ -Q, W... -:fs Gathered in the Vocational Department are a va- riety of courses including journalism, distributive edu- cation, industrial arts, and special education. This department provides Lee students with many elective subjects for a well rounded scholastic program. Prospective journalists at Lee a c qui re professional skills in journa1ism's applications by w or king on the TRAVELER, under Mrs. Linda Evans, and the BUGLE CA LL, under Mrs. Sharon Cox. The w or 1 d of business relations is revealed to stu- dents through distributive education taught by Mr. George Lowther and Mr. John Wardashki. Special education, blind and deaf students, receive aid and instru ction from Mrs. LaVern Jopling, Miss Sara Devall, Mrs. Thelma Vollma, Mrs. lone Wil- liams, and Mr. Charles Horn. 1 s Robert and Raymond Borroum talk with Mr. John Wardashki about job applications and Distributive Edu- cation requirements.

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nuomc nav.: or me ELIMENTS 'B 'c ' T Al asa 'gp A I i'v'VB'M as 'vyb vii' n I it if 4. 1- CrkFlCoHiCu ZnGoGeiAs 5 if V !A N 1 Y Kgs Sbsl' Emi ,TI ,ilu TlPbBil Ae L L-'QL .Al lu cfm 'nv uHg 1, 'z c'9'4PANv Mrs. Gayle Campbell goes over the Table of Elements with her Chemistry Students. Mr. David Estep instructs students in writing Biological equations. marvels af The Science Department, under the direction of Mrs. W. V. Gafford, reveals to the students, through class participation and lab work, the marvels of the sciences. Under the present curriculum, including Biology I and II, Chemistry have the op- portunity for individual research. The aim of the department is to help the students understand and appreciate the attitude and method of the scientist and the scientific method. Extensive use of filmstrips and experi- mentation aids further the students investi- gation of the subject matter.