Lee High School - Shield Yearbook (Springfield, VA)

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William C. Parrish Principal, Lee High School Lee High School is not just a building and grounds but rather it is a laboratory where we develop our minds, express ideas, and equip ourselves for a full life in a highly competitive world. If you leave Lee High School and think in the same terms you were thinking upon entering, then you have not accomplished that which you should have gained. Each day you should be a little different from the previous day — reach a little higher; think a little deeper. You are then a real student! This spring marks an historic occasion for Lee High School —- we will be graduating our first Senior Class. The first class is enjoying a unique distinction — the distinction of setting precedencies for future classes. It is my hope that these two short years at Lee have provided experiences which will prepare you, the seniors, to meet the demands with which you will be faced. 12

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A D M I N I S T R A T I O N

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ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Mr. Piper, Assistant Principal for Instruction, has been both friend and counselor to the students and faculty. He started his job during the second semester when Mr. Parrish became our new principal. The staff compliments him on a job well done and hopes that in the field of education he will be beneficial to the growth of our school. Mr. Glenn Piper The job of Assistant Principal for Administration was a new experience for Mr. Kley this year. He had previously held the position of Athletic Di¬ rector. He started his job during the summer months and has been working hard ever since, helping stu¬ dents and faculty with administrative problems. Mr. Frank Kley 13