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

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'XX 'J' I V'-. .1 K'-W F359 fi iQ'Qf1f-ti 'K . I 8 5-Gi ff Y -0.4! J I1 -4 I 1 f fi if N.v A .-,-.- 1 mx: X J 1 6.43. .1 J .- :W .. u f' 'J 4 1 'lr A,ff Idle moments prove non-existent as Miss Letitia Lam .ind -lan Clouscr become slaves to the rubber stamp. N as K 'K 'K Ethel joyner, B.A., B.S. 'Q' lsllWI'.lI'l.lll. QT' A,f - I l Y , ' ' Letitia Lam, BS. '61 pf fXssist.1nt Libr.iri.ing lsibrary Club. I if as 9. Barbara Mays, l5.S. A ev? Assistaiit l.ibi'.n'1.1ii l.llWI'.lI'y Club. K x 28 lficiiltv Great Books Series dds to References Classic writings of famous men were included in the Great Books collection, adding to the 16,000 other works contained in the library. Essays on topics ranging from philosophy to science provided an ex' cellent source for research. Each subject was surf veyed in a twofvolume Syntopicon which also listed extensive reference material. Tape recordings of KennedyfNixon political debates were made available to all interested social studies teachers. Assisting in presentation of audio' visual material at club meetings and college night were students trained by the librarians in the opera' tion of many available machines. .3 -lv, E. 'W 'Zr rs' -H l l l 1 i I5 l , -gyil 419: .Milfs : gl 'S' 1,-j l'45'l -1. 3-'l 5. if Q . i?e?G+m - Eaibrfw 1.5.52-5-'?5 ? .+a+54 ,5Ea95 - tizabi c , , 6y C aaaeya e E' f +64 . fame ' -:ff 1 , . ,Hg X , A , 7 11514 1 hal . Famous persons of pa--t and present come to life .is Bill Bopp scans the biogi'.ipliic.il collections ot the library.

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1 1 u 1 I P 1, ' ' r if it sr .1,s .7 I . ff rl ' .w., . ' -A N 11- X .. I I1 V s-PA . 1.5 'iq Nr I 125 fl' Contemporary Math Gains New Emphasis Cosines, curves, and coordinates puzzled aspirf ing mathematicians in the new Advanced Placement Ill class. Realizing the vital role of the science of numbers, the advanced students delved into the mysteries of analytical geometry and calculus. Federal concern about mathematics and science prompted financing of solid geometry models to illustrate the 3fD principles of this subject. Mental exertion was not restricted to students alone. Throughout the summer several members of the faculty learned of new developments in math' ematics by participating in courses, many financed by National Science Foundation Scholarships. Mrs. Louise Allston, B.A. ,CR zz, f Algebra II, Plane Geometry. 'Q-'TQ Thomas Armstrong, BS., M.Ed. Plane Geometry, Trigi inometryg Tikos. Mrs, Mary Campbell, B.A. Algebra Il, Mathematics I, II: TrifHifY. ' GR in '-- Annabelle Caulfield, B.A., M.A. Department Chairman: Accelerf ated AlgebrafSolid Geometry, Y' l ' Trigonometry 'College Algebra. w--' -Vi , v 'ji lx X - Elizabeth Dalton, BS., M.A. Algebra ll, Plane Geometry. le s i Florence Hickerson, BS., M.A. Plane Geometry, junior Class Sponsor. I' l 1 Ruth Martin, B.A. Plane Geometryg Arlington Edu' cation Association Councilman: Tikos. ,fx 'rr v Q' it Y-ff Q5 E Jill' l Ruby Shreeves, BS. Xb I Algebra II. Trigonometry f Solid X in Geometryg Math Club. .K Kenneth Thiebaud, B.S. Algebra ll, Trigonometry f Solid r ish, A Geometry1 Rifle Team. i. 1-339 ist-yd Webb, AM., Bs. Algebra l, Plane Geometry, Vocaf tional Nfl.lll1Clll.lliCS1.IUINUT Varsity Fi ll illiall Ciiacli. A eh 30 Faculty v - -faint- X, Using na spherical model, john Loughran sees graphically the principles ot curved surfaces illustrated in geometry. K l' I M ix Y .73-,,,,.