Lee High School - Shield Yearbook (Springfield, VA)

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14 Seniors Invade Annapolis As October 5 dawned, a hundred Seniors boarded the buses to be part of Lee tradition — the annual field trip to Annapolis. Ar riving on the Naval Academy campus, they tooks a short sightseeing tour before going to the Navy vs. Boston College Football game. Despite a 2 hour wait before the game, sitting on the visitor side, being sun-burned, and watching Navy lose 37-0, the Seniors con¬ tinued to be in good spirits. 1. Some seniors relax on the campus green, picnicing before the game. 2. Bob and Gray give a grimace and a groan for the losing Midshipmen. 3. Kris is awed by Navy ' s gorilla mascot. 4. The Midshipmen stand in pre-game formation. 5. Seniors pull for the Midshipmen. Leslie Marun Leslie Martin Leslie Martin

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1 13 Mike Landry 2 1. Mike Cloyd, Treasurer. 2. Tracey Shaffer and Debbie Patton, Public Relations. 3. Andy Lokie, Vice President. 4. Mr. Kent Harris and Mrs. Jane Reese, Sponsors. Mike Landry -rt- Mike Landry

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15 JO K : ■ft i Mg Jap i iTW mm IP i 1 m M J7 : ■ mm 2 7T 0 03 0 1 Senior Dress up Day Part of the tun in being a senior is the traditional senior dress-up day, falling either on Halloween or as close to it as possible. October 31, began as any or¬ dinary school day at Lee. But, that was before the seniors began to arrive, their true personalities showing for the first time. Who would have believed what lay beneath the cool exteriors of these seniors— a 5 ' 9” Shirley Temple, several flappers, a giant bananna chasing gorilla, Raggedy Ann dolls, a dashing musketeer, and a cavewoman. The costuming was so unique that a hall parade was organized during the 5th period, allowing all students a chance in which they could see the creative ability of seniors. 1. Marcee and Peggy search the halls for Sitting Bull and Tarzan. 2. Have you seen my camel? 3. It ' s Howdy Doody time! 4. Stephanie and Joanne portray their idols — Raggedy Ann and Andy. Mike Bevisrq Mike Bevis