Lee High School - Shield Yearbook (Springfield, VA)

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. , A. Here comes Peter Cottontail . . . Boy's physical educa- tion class brave the cold. -5 term A f '1 Qt , The Winged Victory of Samothracef' Girl's physical education stresses total physical fitness. Physical Fitness is Important A healthy body and a cultured mind make a complete person. The Physical Education Department seeks to instill in students the importance of health hygiene, proper ex- ercise, and good sportsmanship. Such courses as First Aid, health, and driver education in conjunction with reiular athletics, develop the student thoroug ly in areas where he may be lacking. T is department sponsors intramural sports for boys and girls and varsity and j.V. sports for the athlete who exerts a little more for himself and his school. Physcal Education, thus, completes the stu- dents' curriculum. ' INSTRUCTORS Baumgardner Fields Cockerham Hyer England Millan Evans Rowe Vaughan Up and down-how monotonous! Push-ups are fun!

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-, NX FX-N.....Xp IEIIT Academic students struggle to learn the rudiments of typing Mr. Trope's advanced class busy ignoring the photographers. and notehand. I always thought you kept your eye Typing I class leaming fundamentals. Buamess Depommeni CDHers Modem Fciciliiies ' 4 W-,WB ,- to i,sss, s on your own copy. A good experience program is a valuable asset to any commercial department. Our Business Depart- ment offers an excellent course which would pre- pare one for a secretarial position, or, with further education, that of a business executive. This departmentis key words are practical ex- periencef' Because of the great need for experienced workers, Lee has established a program dealing with actual work on commerce's many instruments. Be- cause of this practical experience, those students who plan to end their education at high school graduation shall be prepared to assume a meaningful place in business and society. IN STRUCTORS Bowers Ross Cone Tarlosky Trope The future businessmen of the world learn good law practices. Q Ar er E Q if, G .,l 3, 3 1 3-

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The library is a quiet haven in the storm of daily activities. The Diversified Occupation Department has been very helpful providing vocational training for students showing interest in a specific field. Besides working in the com- munity, the students have been helpful around school. At the beginning of the year an employer-employee dinner was held to acquaint students with the businessmen of the community. They also participated in the District Convention held at Washington-Lee High School. In these ways, the student is able to start and keep a vocation for later years. INSTRUCTORS Springston The Libroryl Shelves of Knowledge Many attractions make the Lee High School Library a profitable place to visit. The Teachers' Work Room and the Virginiana Room provide places of quietude for special research by student and teacher. New volumes such as the Cambridge History of British Empire enhance the Library grow- ing collection of reference books. A set of Great Books, won by last yeafs It's Academicv team, enlarged the Library's col- lection of classic books. Besides this excellent reading matter, the library has the largest audio-visual department in the area with al- most one thousand film strips. Indeed, one cannot afford to by-pass the great opportuni- ties offered by the library. LIBRARIANS Lundin Peterson Library bulletin board undertakes the obvious. ICT. Provides Prociicol Experience The President of the Diversified Occupations at his job. i .