Washington Lee High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Arlington, VA)

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Student UWB Ib-4 an it Spanish JOHN 12,3951 .--V.. Boxing lffw, MYRTLE J. BACON Council '32,'34: Girl Reserves '32-,34: Domestice Science Club '34, ELIZABETH BALL Girls' Auxiliary '31-'34, Guide Debating-Otatorv Club '32f33g ball '30-'34: Hockey '32-'34, Girl Reserves '33-'34. Sergeant '34g French Club 731-I32g Glee Club '33-'34g Class Basket- Hiking '33-'34g Tennis '32-,33g LAWRENCE P. BALL CBallyJ Club '30-'3Zg Science Club '32,'33g XV-L Club '33-'34g Bas- ketball '31-'34g Athletic Association '29-'34, VIRGINIA BALL 1DigP Secretary Sophomore and Junior Classes '32-'33g Treasurer Student Council '34g Sergeant Girls' Auxiliary '34g French Club 730331, Dramatic Club '321 Glee Club '33-,345 Class Basketball Girls' RifIe Team '34g Athletic Association '31-'34. '32-'34g ROBERT BEAMAN tjackl Collingswood High, N. J., '30-'3Z: Glee Club '32g Track '32g President Junior Class '33: President Student Council '33-'34g French Club '32-'33g Tennis Club '33: Class Basketball '32-'34g '33,'34. AMOS BALDWIN REINHART Midlothian High, Va., '30-'3Z: Cadets '33-'34g Science Club '33-'34g Fencing Team '33-'34g Boxing '33-'3-4: Rifle Team '33-'34. JOE BELL Cadets QSOQ XV-L Club '304'34: Football '31-333 Track '33-34g Class Basketball '32-i343 Athletic Association '32-'34, ,W W L. , 1 J Q 3 1 I , asf 5 . N5 7 I 35? A I inns? x WALTER EDWARD BELL, JR. fBilll Treasurer Junior Class '33g Cadets '30-'34, Corporal '31, Sergeant '32, Lieutenant '33, Captain '33: Commercial Club '3Og Stamp Club '31: Dramatic Club '32-'33: Science Club '34g Military Science '31-'34, Rifle Team '32-'34g Mechanical Drawing Award 323 Newspaper Staff '31g Boys' Patrol Commander '34: Boys' Athletic Editor BLUE St GRAY '34. . lf.. ,., . C L A S S O F .,I U N E . . -- 31,34 JUNE 12, 1933- ! Farewells are in order! Drop me a line-and don't for- get. SEPTEMBER 8. 1933- This is our last year at XV-L KI wonderl for we are Seniors. How many are left from the original gang? XVI: seem to be growing up-a natural phenomenom children usually do, Everyhody's sityiatecl now and yelling to each other in approved girlish fashion. Did ya have a 'marvy' time? Adorable suit! and Oh, I met the darlingest boy- he's my latest, etc., etc. . . . NOVEMBER 3. 1933- Elmer, get down your fiddle and bow 'cause the 12-Bis are goin' ter give a barn dance fer the Seniors. DECEMBER 8. 1933 - . -4 sw, Y., - Yes, sir! We need money for this BLUE AND GRAY and there's not a better way to get it than to give a dance. There were scads of people there, and if I didn't have my feet stepped on, I had my feet stepped on. DECEMBER 19, 1933- A real circus tonight except for the clowns! Wrestling, boxing and Faculty-Student basketball-maybe I'm wrong, therc may have been humor fexcuse it, teachers, pleacel. JANUARY 3, 1934- Back from Christmas holidays and Congress convened today. XVe were taken to assembly to hear the President's message. If it were'nt for our good, thoughtful parents and teachers we probably wouldn't even have heard two words. But they gave us amplifiers. Three rahs for the P.-T. A.l

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JOHN KAMINSKY lFi-itz? President Senior Class 34: Student Council '33: W'-L Club '32-'34: Captain Basketball '33- 34: Track '30-'34, MARGARET OLGA KIRSCHNER lMai-giel Se:retary-Treasurer Sophomore 'Classz Student 'Council '33: 'Vice- President Senior Class -Sl: Cnrls' Auxiliary 32534. 'Captain 33. Nlajor '3-1: Dramatic Club '32-34: Bible Club '33: Class Basket- ball '31-'34: Tumbling Team '31-'33, MARGARET HOPE BAILIE lBaliel Secretary Senior Class: Girls' Auxiliary '32-'3-1, Corporal '32. Ser- geant '33. Captain '34: Glee Club -3-1: lournalism 34: Hockey .341 Class Basketball '33,'3-4. THOMAS H. JOHNSTON lTomJ Treasurer Senior Class '3-4: Cadets '31-'3-11 Latin 'Club Journalism Club '33-34: Rifle Team '32-'3-4. ISHMAEL CLEVELAND GOINGS lBuckH Sergeant-at-Arms Senior Class '3-4: Cadets '30-'34, Corporal '32, Ser- geant '33g Platoon Sergeant '33, Lieutenant '33, 'Captain '3-lg 'VV-L Club '33-'3-1: French Club '33: Football '30-33: Track -32333: Wrestling '33,'34g Boxing '33-'34, ARCHIE DAVIS llchiel Student Council Senior Class '3-4: Latin Club '31: Debating- Oratory Club '32: Spanish Club i331 Band 323 Club Editor ut BLUE 51 'CJRAY '3-1. J. GEORGE ADZEMA fl-Iorhaym Boys' Glee Club '32-34: Class Basketball 434: Library Representa- tive '32. MARY FARLEY AMES Student Council '33-'3-1: Book and Magazine Club '30-'31g French 5 y'1 : E x '30-'33: Q -491'-QQ. ' ,Q-Q fm? avg - K, Club '32-'33: Girls' Monogram Club '32-341 'Class Basketball '32-334: Hockey '32-.341 Swimming Club '32-.341 Athletic Asso- ciation '30-34: Circulation Manager BLUE 3: 'CIRAY '34, . A113 - ,, JUNE 5, 1932- Exams are over and another year gone. Time out until- I'll be seein' ya. SEPTEMBER 14, 1932- Together again-and to avoid confusion we're in the same homerooms as before. It's O. K. And even the classes scheduled for us. Somebody's been working hard. Indus- trious, I'd say! DECEMBER 4, 1932- Something new! Interscholastic class basketball, both boys and girls. What! First year ol? with a bang-Mr. Driv- er's homeroom taking championship for both boys and girls. And they even get their pictures in the annual! DECEMBER 23, 1932- Christmas holidays began at 12:30. just a little more ! iii! Tia. - 1 I 5:.r::1. '.':l noi! if i'- - 1 CLASS OFJUNE restlfpl And at least plenty to eat. Don't gain any more than ten pounds, girls. if you want to keep your Egger, JANUARY -1, 1933- Again we say Back again. XVe seem to have borne up admirably, but the flies in the ointment are exams. MARCH 4. 1033- Cadets drill in Inaugural parade. and from all reports President Roosevelt was quite complimentary about our girls -fthat's showing 'em. lV1AY 8, 1933- We Juniors entertain the Seniors at a snappy May dance. And did we spend hours making those invitations! Don't ever ask mel Luminous lights! Ritzy rhythm! Lovely ladies! And did we have funl

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ALICE LORRAINE BESLEY fPatsie1 Girls' Auxiliary '31-'33, 2nd Lieutenant '34g Glee Club '33-'3-11 Domestic Science Club '31g Hiking Club '3-4. ALBERT BETTS XVestern '31-'32g History Club '31: Cadet Band '31-'32g Science Club '32: Model Club '32: Glee Club '33-'34: Class Basketball '34, SYBLE BISHOP lPollyb Gilrs' Auxiliary '31-'34, Platoon Sergeant '33-'34: French Club '31-'33g Dramatic Club '33-'3-4g Hiking Club '30-'31g Class Basket- ball '32-'3-1: Girls' Rifie Team '33-'341 Girls' Auxiliary, Editor BLUE Bt GRAY '34, EDWARD BOCKHAUS French Club '31: Spanish Club '32-'33g Publicity Club '33-.341 Baseball '32-'3-1: Football '331 Class Basketball '33g Wrestling '33-'34, LOUISE WILLIAMS BRAGG French Club '33g Domestic Science Club '34: Athletic Association '33-'34, EILEEN BROOKS iChinky1 Girls' Auxiliary '32-'33: Commercial Club '30: Dramatic Club '31-'34: Camera Club '31: Newspaper Staff '3-4. RUSSELL BROOKS Treasurer Class '32-'33: Library Club i321 Class Basketball '33-'3-4: Athletic Association '31-'31 CHARLES BROWN Cadets '31-'34, Sergeant '34, Znd Lieutenant '34g French Club '31-'33g Orchestra '53-'3-1: Military Science '32-'34. FEBRUARY 2, 1934- Graduation night The first in February for Washington- Lee. Some were shakingg some seemed gladg others sad to be through. But don't you worry, they'll be back. Couldn't do without a few P. G.'s. FEBRUARY 6, 1933- C. W. A.g P. W. A., etc. But it all sums up to a nice stadium and track for W-L. We don't get much benefit from it, but I'm glad for my children. FEBRUARY 7, 1934- Co-operation and teamwork! That's howl And we have the Northern Virginia basketball championship. Can't say we're not keeping up with the world! Q p 'mfg 'P , l EE .yi X 3 gh K' Q GK .ea ' vi ii R 8376. as-v CLASS OFJU FEBRUARY IU, 1934- All this atrocious weather and it has been rumored we won't have track and baseball, and after the boys have been sprinting all winter through the halls to get limbered up. Maybe it will come outl O. K. MARCH 16, 1 93 4- Whee-e-e-el The annual dummy is on its way. The sun seems to have risen upon the countenances of the various members of the staff. JUNE 20, 1934- Graduation! Though our school days are ended, mem- ories will linger on. NE