Lee High School - Shield Yearbook (Springfield, VA)

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GLENN C, PIPER Assistant Principal for Administration KNOTT BRAXTON Assistant Principal for Instruction PAULINE STANTON Cafeteria Supervisor AAARIE SMYTH Secretary SARA TILSON Secretary MARY NORTON Finance Officer 23

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The success of a school depends on the joint efforts of the Adminis¬ tration, faculty and students, but most important, the students themselves reflect the real tone of a school. Lee High School has come a long way since that September opening day in 1958. We entered a building that was still under construction. The building was completed very shortly, but we had just begun to build a school. What the students do at Lee High School today will stand as a reminder to students of tomorrow. We are now beginning to see the results of ou efforts. A genuine school spirit is emerging and with it there appears to be an appreciation for individual responsibility. As you, the seniors, go your varied ways, I trust that Lee High School will have prepared you in some measure for that which you will face. To all the students I extend the services of my office and my best wishes. William C. Parrish Principal 22

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LUCILLE BURBANK A.B., M.S. William Mary, Catho¬ lic U. TINA CACCIAPAGLIA B.A. Mary Baldwin College THOMAS G. CONNOLY A.B., M.Ed. U. of South Carolina, U. Va. CATHERINE DEVERALL B.A. The G.W.U. OUR LANGUAGE DEP MARGUERITE EIMER ROY HARRIS FRANCES JOHNSON DOROTHY LUNDIN B.A. B.S., M of Ed. A.B., M.A. A.B., M.A. Fairfax Hall, lege Madison Col- U. of Houston Goucher College, Colum¬ bia U., Cornell U., U. of Minnesota, Catholic U., U. of Maryland Hunter, Catholic U. ELIZABETH RUPERTI Randolph-Macon 24