Washington Lee High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Arlington, VA)

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- f l, J Dorothy Baumle, B.A., lVl.A. Q, ,fs,n 1 3? Qrchestra. , ,, Robert M. Baxter, B.A., M.A. ,Q Mixed Chorus, Girls' Choir, Music tn Appreciationg Elos. Girls' and y Boysl Ensemble, Madrigals, In moods of concentration, orchestra cellists Mary Norris and Rebecca Newlon pluck their instruments intensely. Music Departments Deliver Fall Festival Through the combined talents of the three Arlington high schools, the biennial Music Festival was presented this fall. Mr. Thor johnson from Northwestern University, Mr. Robert Fountain from Uberlin College, and Mr. Paul Bryan from Duke University were the Festivals guest conductors. Yearfround assemblies were given by the orchesf tra, choral, and band groups, with the traditional seasonal program highlighting the presentations. '1 . A? 6 , ge, Florenhce Booker, B.A., M.A. e 1. V Department Chairmang Choir. '-I Y ..z fr rf- - ' William Pfeiffer, B.A., lVI.A. ii W Music Theory. Bandg Marching A: ' 'XT' Band, Majorettes, Pep Band. . 97 1 Enthusiasm is in the air when the Band plays Shine, sophomore Daniel Tanner keeps time to the music on the drum