Lee High School - Shield Yearbook (Springfield, VA)

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FOREWORD As the school year draws to a close, we the staff of the 1959 ‘‘Shield present you with a book of memories to serve as warm recollections in the future. The multitude of events which have taken place in the relatively short space of nine months doubtless contain a few which are special to each of you. The pictures and stories of many of these events will be numbered among your most cher¬ ished memories. This book is the result of untold hours of thought, work, and determined effort on the part of the Yearbook Staff, faculty sponsor, photographer and publisher. To them goes the credit of a job well done. In presenting this book to you, with our best wishes, we hope that your memories will remain more vivid. Raise your shield and let these memories shine before you. GAIL GORDON Editor

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TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD 3 ADMINISTRATION 7 FACULTY 13 JUNIOR CLASS 23 UNDERCLASSMEN 39 CURRICULUM 79 ACTIVITIES 103 SPORTS 129 ADVERTISEMENTS 141

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OUR SCHOOL Our school year got underway with the pre-school meetings, of all our faculty, at Annandale High School. It was not until the Friday before Labor Day that we knew we would be in our own building. Many of the staff mem¬ bers, including our principal, assistant principals, director of guidance and several students worked on Labor Day to enable us to start the year at Lee. The Shield staff, student body, and faculty appreciate the long hours and effort that the contractor and his employees worked to get our school ready for the opening of the school year.