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 - Class of 1936

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With eighteen classrooms and laboratories two- An auditorium. a gymnasium. a library line. And a large cafeteria. This we had in short time. For industrious boys. with manual intentions We ordered constructed with usual dimensions Next lo our school that is the topi'H- A place to hammer and sawxfthe shop. lt wasnit long. however. in fact 'twas in '3O. Our principal said. Let's stop this 'hurdy gurdyf For itis plain to be seen with increase of population XVe need more room. Letis ask the boardis cooperation. Amid staggering schedules and social conventions crushed, The work was started. the poor laborers rushed. Both students and teachers into chaos fell-A -But then 'twas completed and it was- Swell.'i From thirty-a -through thirty-one. inclusive. Weid added thirty-two classrooms. Were we exclusive? .-lnother lah.. another gym. an enlarged cafeteria. A new library for hook worms. tTo you-Lllillo BACTERIAD. Nlr. Vanderslitte smiledeeand cast his eyes Uver this school of magnificent size. l'or twas a fine 'ob of architecture-as you can see Our good oltl Alma Nlateretllis Washington-Lee. Since then weixe prospered. in sports and in fame 'lio the honor roll has been added full many a name Our fame has gone to regions lar and wide With all dark clouds weixe seen the sunny side. e llouglas Wan. Grantham. 6 .-3:-3 . ,j 1 ' N'-:4 , 'Y 'v ,Af x X, x NZ X xx ' -'f 5 . T ' H 1, I qu. I. , 9 , ', S2 5 1-'lil A , .. 1 X ff .ff 32 'J V if lg' ',v-. XV fx. I ' 11-2- ,.T. 5. A C' XXX X, I I wx Y it K 'X ' . YJ X Q . ,A .xy 1 W I 'igriagl x ' X NQQXXXQQ ' - N ' X X ' P- 3-X ' ' 4 ' x X X il X . X x :Q . 1 X .l .I x I XX X 'S Y . IXN 24 X E ,-4 ' . X r A Vx Q XX xg All xxs. If X X 4 , , 1 ,1 ' :X 1' ,l N I ' 'lil f I F i I iw gf -U 1, N X xvuxl' X xg X . A :X X XX Q 5 L 11 I 1 1 1 1 l , X ufgx J x haf' - v X ,V QX. X R, XX Qf x X xx: , xx! X X, '41 X . ',' . , 1 xl Q .yjgf ,vs . 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IIQXNINI Shop MISS IIIAXIIIIAIICII C0111 lIIt'I'l'l.G1 IO MISS JOHNSON fllatlzerrzatzks MISS LOVING Social Science MRS. NIALOTT EIIZZIIISII MISS MYERS Englislz MISS PRED Spanislz MR. RICH English MISS ROWE SIlall1en1nl1'r's NIR. LEWTER Commercial NIR. LLICAS .llailzenzatics MR. MQCORD Social SPIIHIILC MISS ORNDORFF English NIRS. R,-'IXSONI Englislz NIR. RICHMOND .IIUIIIHIIIIIIIICS M I SS Rl'FF English TI T :W ,QQ I sa fp - 3 . 4-Y' vi- F 5- .- IQ 7 Q ' AGS., sv f 1' I 1- .A I in NIISS 'I'l'HXIfII SIIVIIIII SCIIPIIKP NIR. WHITESIZLL S11 op XIII. IYII,I,IANIS f,'11gl1'xl1 MISS WILLIAMS Biology XIISS :XRTZ SL'ff lIl't' MRS. H.-XLIJWIY SIIIIIUI' Hall SlllJt'I'l'1.50l MISS IIUOKICR IIIIIISIII' MISS CLEMICNTSUN Englislz NI ISS IIIQIIISIQH .IN MHS. FOSTER Com III errial NIISS IlIII'II'IX:XNY:XY lhlllzvxfzl' Sc'1'0l1r'f' MISS H :XI.I, E11g:l1'sl1 XIII. IIUIIN .Shop NIISS III XIPHRIIQS E11g'11'sh MR. JONES Malfzematics MISS LONG Social Science MISS MCCLOUD llallz PIII atics MR. PATNODE JIICIIIICIIIIIIZICS MR. PAULETTE 1Ill1fl1EIIll1fiCS MISS PAYNE Science MISS SMITH Mathematics MISS RENNOLDS English MR. RICHARDSON Physical Education MISS RUCKER English MISS SOMMERVILLE Library MRS. VAN METER Social Science MISS WHEELER Physical Education MISS WOLFE Social Science BILEANDGRAY,1936 flfl iss ill, .y. llrx. 'll Iss 11135 pl f Ihs s lll. CJ Faculty Idiosyncrasies lh5fi111'lio11.' xl body' of people lo air! llze seniors in flllllllillg life school. BlCA'I'l'l'l7lJliS OF THE FACULTY S0lIIIIICl'l7l'll6'Z Blessed is he who returneth his hooks on time. for he shall reveive more. Bell: Blessed are they who do not stand in the hallways and talx. lor they are 9l'Zll'I'P. ,llnlotfc Blessed is he who yyriteth his papers in good English. for he shall reeeiye no red marks. ll:ilIl'P1t'l' mul Mr. Riclzarrlsorz: Blessed are they' who never eat gym. for they shall live long in the land. FIvl'l'llllllg,l am! rlfliss Cl't'6IlflIl'l'!'Y.' Blessed is she who hangeth her dish towels up exenly' for she shall escape from the wrath lu 1'uIlli'. lfookerz Blessed are they who ran sing do. nie. sol. do, for they shall not fall llal on the sharps. 'lvr1'.vl1'e: Blessed are ye uhen l shall vrititfize you. and perse- vulv you and say all manner of stinging things to you. Rejoice and Ive exe-ef-cliiiggly glad for great is your henehl and so shall l ps-rs:-m'l1te those who are lo 4-ome alter you. '14 +L' X3 .K r-Q Y FNS ,-N N . , K -x .'N I . , X I X X XX . . . TK X x y . , Q y 5 ' L, XNRQXXQ' X X X .A X x X x ' W, ,. f 'N . - NO X X Y x N X 1. x 0 -s Hlll':XNDCHAY.1936 J C Senior Class reel: and White CLASS POEM Tonight we 1-lose the first sweet. happy aet hlottoi B3 Of that great drama eaeh must play. ealled life. 'l'omorrow finds us in the world. unused 'l'o all its lahors. its toil and strife. Yet wholly eonfident. as ever Youth Has heen since hope began to shine. ln one day more the see-ond at-t will start. And Curtain will ring out the voiee suhlime Direeting this our play: The stage is set: lfaeh one is now resolved. and firm in heart To give the world his ialtry hit. and try z- l . . To render all he does a work of art. This is the greatest. hardest seene of all. For our portrayal. we have learned the power To read the fullness of each spoken line. To af-t the fullness of eaeh passing hour. Our hopes and fears now 1-ont-enlrate themsely es On this sole question: Will our play sueeeed? This question seems all others to outweigh As on its course our drama does proeeed. Sui-eessl lvhat is sue:-ess. that w e should seek To find it in whatever we essay? Why is it that mundane sueeess will eause A man to harter eyen his soul away? Suez-ess eonsists not in the sordid seareh For worldly goods. nor in resounding name. Nor yet in sleek eontentment. nor in That vain pomp and splendor known as fame: But in a nobler. holier desire. Not seeking self. but with an ardent love To help one's fellow man. that sat-red fire Whit-h hurns in all. inspired from ahove. And so. with Hope for every man. With 'liruth as our lamp. whose light has shone Through the ages. eheering frightened eyes. lfneouraging the one who walks alone Wlith Hope and 'l'ruth all around. Let Right forever he our guiding star. For it will guide us. even as it led. Of old. Three Kings who traveled from afar. And let us Hx our purpose to our goal And hasten thither as a 4-hild. the glow Of Freedom in our eyes. llehind the seenes The Yoiee ealls. Curtainl lt is done. We go. JAMES RUSSELL ALDIZRTON 16 Class of '30 BLUE AND Gaftiyioas BIILDRED XIRGINIA IDEN Girls' Auxiliary '32-'35: Captain '35: Treasurer of Commissioned Otheers Club T352 Athletic Association '33-'35: President of the February graduating class of '36. Under Mildreds capable leadership the February class of '36 accomplished many things. May you always get the right number. Mildred. H. LEONARD HIPPLICR Germantown High School. Philadelphia: Football Team '35: All Northern Fullback Selection '35: Boxing: Team '35: President Athletic Discussion Club T552 tice President of the February graduating class of '3fJ. l'Hip has only been here since September. but. as a great athlete he has aequired both the poise and the girls. Pardon .our pun. but we are really overwhelmed by you Nl-lip. DORO'I'Il't ANNE Pl.,XI'CHlfH Art Club 33335: Secretary '3-1: Girls' Auxiliary '33-'35: First Lieutenant '35: Secretary of the February graduating class of '36. Dot's ability. friendliness and appearance will take her far in the secretarial worldfor any other world for that matter. Co to it. Dot. ELIZQXBICTH LOFISE WARD Glee tflub '34-'351 President '35: Newspaper Staff TH: Dramaties '34: Treasurer of the February graduating class of '36. She trudged along: unknowing what she sought. and whistled as she went. while in deep thought. Pftll. YYILBERT MOR KN Radio Club '32: Science Club. 33: Library tllub '3-l: Sergeant-ab ,Xrms of the February graduating elass of '36. Paul wants to be an astronomer. You know. .Star Gazing. IIARRIFT IOLA DONALDSON Conunercial Club '33-'3-1: Girls' Auxiliary '33-'35: Captain '35: Annual Staff '35: Student Government Representative of the February graduating Class of '36, 'gSh0rty,' is her nickname, but the way she tackles a job you'd think it were Tufl'y.'7 17 - , Q ng li I l li T.. 5 '1 Fa U' :- tNDCRAY.1936 tll.VXHlHi'Il, IJ XY l.It-.- Lluln .521 Smtlf-nl 4,1-um-nl vm: lA'tlltlllf'I'4fli1l Huh 33-31: llllillljl Llulr 511 llume l',1'tlI10lllll'N 3.1, Unn1I l00A'l'lI:!f. lm! I'lllIllll'l?ll.u lla-1' xuire is sweet and lms: ext-ellent thing: in woman. .IICXY IJtlRU'l'llY tl0tlIJHlt IK Xrt tilulr '32-'33: .Xtllletiv Xsstwiatiun 'kill-'jilz tjmxllln-1't'ial Club in ll ljlr lm '13-l ..2 ulllt'I'u0lI1 'Y-Ht' .n. -. . .lean is sluflying set-rt-tarial work. hut what almut that tliamunfl till tht- fourth finger of tht- left hand. Xl'l'l'HlK XICRNON IIMLER mul'-ls '30-'Qi3: l'lat4mn Sl'l'g.IQ'klIll 'fi-3: 5l'l'lllltl Lieutenant T333 Nlmlvl Making tflulu T321 Sam Browne tlluln '35, Vernun. our future ll. l'. X. was outstanding in ex ery- lhmg he tuuk part in. :X 1-rrclit tn the st-lnml. STEPIIHN RllIll.XHll5 Xlh ' ' lttit tflulu 'fill-'fiflz llarulnniva tflulv 'IH-.351 llumertmm Basket- llall M571 ll la Stephen dm-sn't say mu:-lu. hut wlwn he dues it means some-lhimr. That swell smile of his will get him a long , , XX Ll, . tIUNSl',XNtllQ XIRHINI X HUIALIYS -twetalry of ljfillllilllt' tlulr .ml-.Mg N-rn-tary of ,l0lIl'llilllHlI! l.lllll 'Jilfg Set-relury ul- Sllltlvlll lllDllIll'll 'fill-'JNL Girls' ,Xuxiliary 'HIS-'lilg .Iuurnalism llluln '33, Connie says slll' intvmls lu lt'tlI'lI st-lnml. We vuulcl gum-ss. hut ue nun t. Rl 'l'lI ll XZHI, SI'X'l'ICS Xrl Lluln al- 0.21 xl'l'I't'lill'y- l l't'LlNlll'l'I' ul llmllvnmllt .wl Nliss lllllllllllgll will rvmemlwr he-1' for ht-r vxvellent hlltbflllilllll. Xlrs. Nlalull for her pm-nvils aml me fur her tmal 1-mnpanlunshlp. 18 1 BLL'EANDGHAX.l93o CILXRLI-QS .-XLBIQBT TOONE. JB. Cadets '31-'35g Captain 35: Stain Club '323 Radio Club TRIS: P Dramatic Club '33: Military Science Club '33-33. Alu is a swell sport. full of fun and pep: if toll don't beliexe it. aslt the ladies. JOSEPH X. XllNNlCK Football '33-'31-33: Track '31-'33.'36: Captain '36: Boxing: '31-'33 journalism Club: W. S L. Club '31 Silent Joe is our choice in all activities. especially athletics. He is a real representative of our schooln and one whom we would recommend in any work he under- takes. WILLIXNI LEX lIRliT'IiIi BRXCC Football '32-'35: 'liraclx '33-'flfrz Baseball '313 Xice-Pre-itlt-nt Senior Class 'iifwg Nice Pre-sitle-nt W-l. Club .33-'36. Says Mrs. Malott. Billy is Yirgiuiais best bet for Congress. Youive got the xote of the Class of BO. Billy. Cl'QLlQS'l'lQ DURNIQY Orchestra '33-'3.3: Class Secretary '3-1336: Yice-Pr:--iulerit 'J-13 Dramatic Club 152. If you hear a piano laughing. itis Celeste tickling the ivories. even if she does need a ladder to reach the key- board. Wie wonit forget your elliciency as secretary. either. DOROTHY LEE NISEWPXNDER Treasurer of Senior Class: Book and Magazine Club '32-T531 Dancing Club '34. Dorothy maintains the scholarship end of our class functions. Naturally endowed with a studious disposi- tion she has not permitted the side show's to divert her from her real talent. FRANK RAYMOND MITCHELL. JR. Orchestra '33-'36: Cadet Band '31-'36: Football 'JH-i361 Sam Browne Club '35-'lifmg Cadet Play '35 and '36. Among the coming actors of this generation is Ray- mond. Belnember his numerous performances? Espe- cially as Your Uncle Dudley. Wish you luck. lVlitch.' '19 ,, Q gn H 5 Q' vu L. L B. w BIlfl1,ANDGHAY.1936 5 gem' WN- 'ZZ' if 2- 'U 0-.,,.. 7 ew -A 'v- A 3 THOMAS BENNETT HARDIN. JR. Basketball -351 Sports Editor of Crossed Saliers '33g Class 1335. kethall '33-'35: Senior Class Senator '35: Student Govern- ment '34-'35, 'lionnny is the popular Ghout town, boy that raised so muvh luss in Student Couneil. his homeroom. and other places. lxeep on smiling. Toniniy. .l ULIA MAY ABIQNDSCHEIN girl Stall Annual '36g Homeroom President '35g Hoineroom Secre- tary '36: Student Upper Court '361 Art Cluh '33-'35. Did anyone ever look at Julia and not see that lovable smile appear? She is indeed very attractive. but besides hc-ing charming. she is a good student. CICORCE IQLTLIQNIZ ADANIS Ileniral High Stlluol. l936 owes Eugene a great deal. He has done a lot lor his class and school. lf the adage is true that one gets as murh out of a thing as he puts in. lfugene is now owner of the Bank of lfngland. GRA YSUN .X l.,BliRT .-XIIALT liirvulalion lllgr. ul Blue and Cray '33-.362 Radio lfluh '32--332 5CIf'llC'l' Lluh 53- ol- 3.1. No malter Il',Il1l lflillll of ll'8lIfllC'l4. Sunslzine. rain or snotty We are ZIIIITIVYS l'l1l'l'I'6'fl when gfreelefl By yllberfs friemlly 'ltellof U Allrerlis good work in getting suhsr-riptions for the annual has endeared him to all. .H HES RI SSELI. Al.lJER'I'0N lizule-I lforps '33-'ill'-'35--361 Ll. Colonel H61 l'resid:-nt Cue and Y Call 'lil-T451 Senator '33-'filz lflass l'I't'Slllf'lll '3-1535. ll 1'll1 .serious air lie llzinks. llwilll Sf'I'I'0llS mimf he u'orl.'s. llwflll Nf'I'l'0IlS :est lm plzlrsf' l'IlftlliNlQ l' XLNIICR .'XlQliX.'XNlJl-IR , .,, ., . . .., . . -, Ltult-ls 00-.log liziplain nog llramalu- l.luh 51. '1 sxseel llIllSll'.u l'ix'eryone lxnons ol Geneis good norlx in our liarmouy teams. May your lift- he as harmonious as ilu- music' you haxe helped to ntalxe. Gene. Q0 BLUE AND GRAY,19ao GLADYS .IANE ALFORD Yicc President Journalism Club '35: Tumbling Club '34-'35-'36g Senior Clee Club T531 Member of House '34-'35, Scribble. scribblefby the scratch of her pencil we all know Gladys is hereffor she is always at worke in one way or anotherl l I JOHN QIIENTIN ALLEN Spanish Club '32-33: Football '34-'35: Track '35-'36g W-I, Club 35-.362 Athletic Association '32-36. This auburn haired young student has them all beaten along mathematical lines. We also honor him for his good work in athletics. ANNE CALHOUN AMES Tumbling '33-'3t1: Dramatics '33-T341 Hiking '33g Hockey T331 Swimming '33. I'H,ya Grandma. Vifhereire going? Vifhere do you suppose? These are the lines which were made famous by Anne. Another one of our budding theatricalsfin our annual cadet show. HAROLD H. ANDRETVS Baseball '32f36: Basketball '32-T363 Shop Science. Harold is a fun loving. companionable fellow. His friendly, agreeable nature has attracted to him a host of true friends. His winning ways have made him one of the best liked fellows in the Senior class. He leaves VV-L burdened with our good wishes. LUI5 STANLEY ATLEE Georgetown High. Texas '32-B41 Associate Editor The Eagle - school paper: Central Iligh '35 reporter of Bulletin. YV-L Reporter Crossed Sabersf' Luis is one of the most likeable boys in our class. His willingness to help a friend is one of his chief character- istics. Luis will succeed in his cherished hopes, which are artistic, we are sure. MARTIN LEWIS BALL. JR. W-L Club '34-'36: Track Team ,35Q Sam Browne Club '35-'36g Associate Cadet Editor of Blue and Crayg Cadets '30-'36. Martin is our little cadet-captain that showed it was possible to start at the bottom and work up to the top. Good luck, Captain! Q1 ff .2 '! 'x ,,,. S- it Q I., 5 it an sa iii:- . 1 'S' A its QE 1 BILJILANDGRAY 1936 1? , 1 DOROTHY FRANCES BARR Latin Clulv '3'lf35: Library Clulr '351 Girls' Auxiliary '35. Dot is our sweet little girl with that eute Southern at-c-ent. lit en if it's South Cailinais loss-Ait's our gain. F:Xl'l'll BELL A V Treasurer of Freneh Cluli '35-'36: Class Basketball '32-i361 Hoc-key '32-'IBGZ Monogram tiflttlu '32-T562 Cadets '33-i361 Chief of staff 35-36. Irish and proud of itl Has a good time wherever she goes. Faithis happy personality has made her very popu- lar here. One does not need more for success. so we know she will sum-eed. lllQLEN MARIE HELL First Aid Club 133: Lilirary Club '34. Helen possesses a pleasing personality and a friendly disposition. Although quiet and reserved she has acquired a great many life long friends during her vears at YV-L. ln the future Helen will enter the husiness world and we know that her 4-up of stlet-ess will he hrimming over. YIRQHNIJX PEARL BIRCH Basketball 'IM-'36g Hockey '35, hdfllfll-111871 Il'l.fll rneelt' black eyes, Ill whose orbs a slzftdozt' Iiesfi Sotne of these days Virginia is going to come out and tell tts what she knows. for until this time she has kept quiet. l,.OUlSlC IIAZEI. IHXLER Swinnning tlluh '31f35: Book and Magazine Club '33-'341 Dra- matic '35-36: llonteroom Raskethall '33-'34-. The t-hit-t perfeetions of this lovely maid. had l sulltt-tent skill to utter them. would fill a xolumef- Louise does not make the noise here that some do. hut she makes the hest of CYCI'yllllllQ.I. All aeqttaintanees are made good hy her eonstant smile. til,-XIR lxl'1NNlf'l'll IGRICSFLICR lluntl '2S2fI3fmg l,it-ult-nant U63 Ort-lufstra '33f36: Baseball 33: Rox! filet- Vlnlx ll W . Y. . --... 'llhe f,Yit'I'lllilll Hand just eouldnit get along without l'4-te. Xllill we ex er forget that assemhlx 'f QQ BLUE AND GR KATHERINE WINIFRED BRISTOW Hockey '33-TH: Treasurer of Girls' Clee Club '36: Latin Club 34- 3.3. Genius begins great zlorlrs. Labor alone fnislzes them. Everyone knows to whom to turn when they want anything donefand well. too. l'.1'tlfL NIKRSHJXLL BROOKS Football '33-T532 Boxing '33-'35, Wlio gets llze lrorsl of 111058 nziglzfy punclies? Y .7 .' Paul generally strolls through the halls of the st-bool carrying a shiner. for he is our favorite pugilist. Nlay you always make telling blows. Paul. HERNIAN FTRATTON BROWN Lane High S1-hool. Charlottesville. Yirginia. uflnrl still Ire gazezl and still our IFOIIIICI' grew. Tlzal one small lzearl eoulrl carry all lie lt'Il8Il'.u Herman is new to our school and we all admire him for his quiet industry-for which he is to be eonunended. MYRTLE DOLRCLAS BLNIQH Glee Club Frenvlitown High School Athletic Asso- eiation ,lunior Class Basketball '35: Latin Club Seen-tary W-L. '36, Myrtle is so quiet that we have never heard her express any needs. She meditates from morning 'till late at night. She may be thinking of good times coming, or what she would do if she did not have to study. W ALDO E Nl E RSON Bl' RN ETT Seienee Club '33-'36: Book and Magazine '33: Athletic Assoeia tion. Throughout the time he has been here. Waldo has passed and maintained every requirement of an all- around good sport. Ever steadfast and dependable. GEORGE ROBERT BURROWS A wholesome combination of high ambitious and common sense. E23 AX 193 6 in 5- sr-- 'VNV '- , ,-av, .ogg 1 .21 A . ml K IiI.ll'XNDbliXX 1956 Q Q- Wir Bw .. fn.. 1: Q5 ' fs 6 uni If 9 Nil BLUE AND GRAY 1336 MARCUERITE BARR CLOW' Class Basketball '33-'36g Hockey '34-'35g Hiking '34, HModest, and simple, and sweet, The very type of the flowersfi Marguerite possesses all the traits named above: and these have made her dearly loved by all. So far as we can be concerned, nothing ever troubles her peace. IDA LORRAINE COLBURN Orchestra '34-'35: Book and Magazine Club T321 Dancing Club T531 Domestic Science '33. Lorraine is one of our quiet maidens. never saying much, but always to the point. The qualities Lorraine possesses are rare. She gives the best of attention to her work and her friends, therefore she is well liked. LOIS RANDOLPH COOLEY Newspaper staff '36: lntermural sport manager '36. Georgia lost itis sweet cracker when you came up Hnoathw liois. That last name makes Mrs. Bell sit up and try to claim you as a relative Lois-be careful. MARGARET BRADFORD CORDER Swimming Club '33-'34: Hockey Club 3413351 Archery Club T541 Auxiliary '33-'34-'35g Vice-Pres. Class '34-'35, lf you donit know Margaret, then you have missed the friendship of one of the most amiable girls at W-L. Her pleasing personality and gay companionship have gained much favor here. We all hope that you may sail on the ship Ambition and land on the island g'Sueeess . RICHARD ARTHUR COZZENS Cadets 32-'361 Model Making Club Junior Band. To Richard our school and our class owe a great deal. He has been outstanding in Cadet work and in many other activities. LOUISE HESTER CRAWFORD Clee Club '34: Newspaper Club '34. HlVIany days shall see her and yet none without a deed to crown itf' Wve feel that this quotation fits Louise, who is a friend to all. and vice versa. Her pleasing personality will win much admiration in her present and future life. Q5 9 BLUEANDGRAY 1936 7 Jixtggg JL. .v -., we F09 Q. N Y ,Q -HMV? ,' 9. ha ,Q E T E . S -N fz MARGARET ADELINE CUMBERLAND Iadets '33-'36g Swimming Club '34-T351 Class Basketball '32g Book and Magazine Club '32-'35: Red Cross Club '35. A bunch of fun is Peggy. She can stir up more excite- ment in the shortest time than any other girl in the school. She is competing with some of the Faculty for first prize in the 'ilnterseholastic Talking Contest. HAZEL ELIZABETH CLPPETT ln !I'Ii6'lI!iSlIl.11 genlfe. lfilzd. and true. In zcorlf so corzseientious 100. She gives to duty all ifs due. Hazel may be depended upon. and when work is as- signed it is llunn.i' ROBERT FLEMINC DANIEL Laclets .32-56: Magazine Club '34-135: Athletic Association 136: Art Club T331 Military Science Club '35-'36. This big-hearted fellow is a good example of the class being noble. industrous. and perseyering. The thorough- ness with which he does things is known by all. PA UL DARCY Paul is our fayorite blond and we know that many others are jealous of his curly locks. His heart is made of the same material!-gold. YIRCINIQX LEE DAY Auxiliary '31-'33-T561 lllailooll Sargeant '35-'36: ,Nrt Stall of Annual 'ljog Cadet Play 'LS-l-T561 llomeroom basketball '3l. Wife present Virginia. an all American girl-fshe has special talent lor dancing. acting. and sports ettzfexery- thing. Her xersatilily also extends along social lines. were proud of you, Ginny. l'illXY'kRll lXll.l.l.XM lfllfl'i'lil'iR5 tlatletsl Sl'l1'Ilt'l' lillllmg Foollvull TSS. l'unjabu is one of those slow-plodding fellows who always manage to get there with case. Q6 BLUE AND GRAY,l936 CLARA ELIZABETH DOE Girls' Auxiliary '33-i341 Monogram Club '33-'35g Dancing Club ,33-134: Champion hockey team '33: Basketball '32-'35. This tall young lady led the class in i'lVlodes of the momentii in hairdressing and stylishness. Wie will never forget our Chemistry class with its extraordinary ques- tions and answers. will we Libby? CHARLES FREDERICK DORTZBACH Cadets '32-'36: French Club '34: Blake-it Club '35g Annual Stall 36: Sam Browne Club 536. Charles is prominent with the suave set of YV-L. His good looks and pleasing personality have taken him far in the estimation of his classmates. ROBERT LEE DCLANEY Cadets '32-'35: Orchestra '33-'35: Asst. Mgr. Track Team '34g Basketball '35: Cheer leader '35. By silence l bear other menis imperfections and con- ceal my own. This fits Robert who though he is quiet gets our yote for the Honor Rollii in every way. DAVID DAVENPORT DUNCAN Spanish Club '35-'36. Our class also has a Stephen Fetchit personified in David. But besides this. who's your favorite teacher. Buddy? Wie know. WILSON JAMES DYE. JB. Cadets '32-'36: Shop Club '32-B33 First Aid Club '33-'3-1: Com- mercial Club '34-'35: Stage Manager '35-'36. ,limmieis efliciency is a trait which is known and rec- ognized. It is he who must be thanked for the excellent staging of our assemblies and plays this year. He also receives our praise for his work in the Cadets. Wie salute you. Jimmie. FANNYE EDYTHE EAST Auxiliary '34-'36: Hiking '31-'33: Basketball Captain '33-'35g Hockey '33-'35: Tumbling '33-'3-1. Edythe is the type no school could be without-ada pendable and always agreeable. By her achievements we know her-what more can we say? Q7 ' ws. . fig M iil'7Eilo, , Ay yv 5 - . A wtf: file-, N li I, l li 'Q' . tl a, -A 'FS iL4 cn. L, .- . cs- DGRAY.1936 WILLIAM POR'l'liHFlliLD ECHOLS To most of us. Billy' appears to be a quiet youne man 1 s I n J C but his closer friends know better. His good nature and willingness to help have won him the respect of his teachers and classmates. Because of l3illy's many ad- mirable qualities we are sure that he will be a success in whatexer he undertakes. DUNDRED D. EYERS Basketball '53-'36. Captain T561 Football '35: W-L Club, Vice- Pres. '31-T551 President '35-36. Dunclred is the tall man whose reticence is out-classed by that lfyeris smile, whose warmth is equal to a summer's day. GEORGE FRANKLIN FELTON lloxing '35-T361 llomeroom Basketball '32-'36. A man of eheerful yesterdays and confident tomor- rowsf' People are often confused by Frankis manner- which seems very slow-but we'ye seen him work prob- lems and play basketball-we're not fooled. MARTIN PEABODY FERGUSON Newspaper Stall '35-'36. Martin is no doubt the Beau Brummel of the class. liven though he has only been here for a while he has won his way into the hearts and minds of all. JA MES STIQ-XR'l' FIXX lstitrlllttll '33-'33: Basketball TSS: 'lirack T332 Treasurer Athletic 'Xssociation .351 President of lloine Room '33, ,linnnie is a steady fellow. He and his tall friend sev- eral times tried to mob a certain tall teacher. but were repelled without great loss. Keep up your Teamwork ,linnnic-, and don't forget your pals on the team. NYlLl.l XM l'll,l70Rl7 FLYNT . , Nh, .9 . . -1 v .. - Latin Klub .i..-ol: 5C'lt'llt'tf Llntt 3.1. Ilill. is well known and a good sport. He is full Of fllll and work. .-Xsk anyone. they will say. Bill is the best boy l eyer inet..- Q8 BLKEANDGRAX,195o BETTY KAY FOSTER i f Q n s 5 l President lion-igrani Club '35-'36: Student lfouneil 32-34: Nw- ' 5, I retziry of House '34: Basketball '32-'36: lfadets '33-T361 lfditfu' 1 Q Blur- and Gray 36: Hockey A32-736: ,Xtlilf-tie ,Kssoviatiou '32.'36: Fwiuiniing '32-'3sl. M,-im' Jexxr rmtzx ,f Art Cluh '32-33: Dramatic Clulv -gli llonie-tie Seiem-e lilulu 751: i . Homeroom Representatiu- T531 Annual Staif A student among students. a friend among friendsf 'N this is Mary Jane. She has a splendid 1-haraeter and out- standing willingness to cooperate. A unique personality ff' 1 combined with a high scholastic- standing has made Mary Jane a well-kiiowii figure in our st-hool. tILAHEFI1ZE XYUOIJRUXX' Fllf IHER Make-it Lluh 30: .Xrt flluli .331 Red Cross tilulf TH: l,ilu'ury lwiuli W 'xxvooclien has het-onie yyorld famous through his flis- eoyery of perpetual motion. tin 1'onye1'salio1il. XIASIUN Ll PO tl XIJDY Lake N iew High School. C. 'Hi-'Six Foutlvall manager: Stull'-nt ,Xr:oCl2iIinilZ Basehall. For seyeral months this neu edition lu W-L had us all mixed up as to whether his name was NIaston Caddy.. or Caddy Nlastonu. Hut ask Xlrs. Xlalott. sheill tell yotif-yiroiisr. . 1 ARTI'll'R LIUW XHIJ QLEORQLH Senator '31-.351 Hepresentaltiye '32-i331 l ren:'h lQluh: Fam Hroyxii Cluh: Annual Stall 36. liddy is the one that raised the roof in Student Coun- eil with either his fiery dist-ussion or amiahle personality. Dont get lu feuding Col George. LLOYD E.-XRI. CUFF W-L footliall: W-L Fir-t Aid tlluln. An all-around good fellow and friend. We are fear- lessly relying upon his rare judgement ln carry him thru a life of many joyful years. Q9 is e .4 or 'Ov XS H I l' In A iN Q! Q1 1 , 'K -nw ,J Ugg' '-' - . mg 1 A, 5k .Q DGHAY.l936 Nl XXINE LHPISIC CUFF Xrl lfililor nl School IILIPVI' Uwaquani lli Srllooli lllvf- lilulm. Um-V voquan lligli Svluool. Maxim' flovs uol inalw niurli noise lwre. but ln' hPr Illllfl ancl winning may llas lwvonw known and wvll-lilwcl In all. l,IiSl.lli NIUHRIS UONNSEN l 4-ollvall 'IH-T333 'l'rgu'lx 'IH-'.'l.i: Latin iiluln '33-'fifwz fflu-ss liluli 'fill-ifil. lmslie- is nol svvn alnoul nnu-li. only when attending vlassvs and lu- is also not lwarcl of very niurfli. 'Ne are sun- lliat ln' was taught to keep his tongue in liis nioulll isliivli is one' aflxanlagc which Leslie has oxen' the other fe-llows. lvul that is no sign that lie forgets lo speak when 1-allvfl upon. Ht- knows sonwlliing. too. Fl. XINI-I ,XLIJIRIIZE lLOUDIl,XR'I' Xrl Llulr 'fifffiflz N-vit ol Soplioniore' Class '33-'fill ilirll Xuxil- iaiw '31-T362 Plillooll St'l'Q.It'i1lll '33-.361 Baslwtliall '32-'36. lflaina-is onm- of those quiet unassuming girls. newr lllll'l'lt'fl lnut always lllI'I'C willi the goods when it vonies to llw tvsls 1-spew-ially an ,-Xlgvlnra one. Our admiration is lllllbtllllllllllglwnilllll mlvscrx Pcl. lllhl HI. XS XY ll.l.l UI 1LH.XN'l'H,XNl fiaulvls 'Gil-'fifg Urvlwslra '29-'fllg llraniativ lfluli '31-36: Pre-si' nlvnl '33-'Ii6: Xin-1--l'l'e-sinlvlil Sluilvnl llounfil '344'35. Douglas Wnifsour wrsatile- inusif,-ian who has enter- lainvfl us so many linws. His wrsalilily Cxtvmls along ilranialic-, som-ial. anal poelir- lines. We v'qw1't inuvli from vou. Doug. l l,Ulll'QN4flf N lliGlNl X UR XYSUN 1LI4-.- llluln 'QSIZ Re-1l lfross Lflulv 'liz lloiiivstiv St'lt'llt'Q' liluln '33: l'wlorvnm'e' is an opliinisl in vu-ry sc-nsv of the nord and as lolly as llwy Illillit' mn. 1jl.Xli.K l,UIS UR XXSUN llollle-loolll Inaskf-ilmll '52-'JNL First Xinl lflulu fill: lllw- llluln 'IHZ . . .- . ,, . -.., li.-il l.l'oss Lluln .Lv lloun-stu' 51'lt'Hl't' Lluli 3.1. l,ois llails from nhl- Soulli. XY4511' glad youiw VUIII1' to join our ranks. 30 BLL'EANDGRAY,1936 FRANCIS D. CRIFFITH Football '33-'35: Track T563 W-L Club '35-T362 Class Basketball '31: Science flub '33. Fields has gotten to be an institution at W'-L. But we know many young ladies who are quite fond of the 'Deah old Institute.-' ELSIE PA KLINE CROOT Basketball '32-'331 Red Cross Club '34-35: Dome-tie Science '32-'33: Auxiliary '35-'36, Blue are lzer eyes as the fairy flax. .45 you meet her on the tray. But she rloes not stop aml zlally. She is busy all the day. CXROLYN FRANCES HARDIE Magazine Club '33-'34: Secretary of Home Room T531 Newspaper Club '35-'36: Auxiliary '34-T552 Basketball '32, A little Bit Independent in everything she does. But still she's easy on the eyes . Carolyn's extreme friendli- ness is her well known vharaeteristie. Knowing her is to gain. CHARLOTTE HAWLI-QY Basketball T521 Clee Club T321 Dramatic Club '33. A lovely maid from heaa' to toes. Bright laughing eyes. anrl lots of beau.r. Charlotte has led a very of-eupied life here and we feel sure that she will continue it after she leaves W-L. CHARLES .l. HELNIS Track .351 Football 35: Science Club '33-'15-lg Athletic Associa- tion '36-'362 Clee Club 'lil-'32. Sparkling brown eyes and a ready smile -to know Chick is to like him, SLSAN PETTY HENSLEY Auxiliary '33-'363 First Lieutenant '36: Knit-a-Bit Club '35-36: Treasurer of Sophomore Class '33-'34, If anyone wants anything done. theres always the ery. wheres Susan? Our own Sweet Sue has endeared herself to the members of her Class and the whole Faculty by her sweetness. industry, and good humor. 31 ls Vw wg-ik 'Un Q wg. -fail ,ex .11 .. .1 wk Q ,Na ,. ri 4 sa we vp., :gn 44-x 1 wt , tif- s - 'uf J '- ,Z HIDE KN is 4:1-1 L. I 7 f.- fL ff DGRAY,1936 FRliDERlffK WILLIANI HOLLAND Radio lllulm '32-'33: Seienee ffluln '33-136: Drarnatie Cluh '34-'35g Traek squad 731-'35. Courtesy. good nature. a willing disposition and a gracious smile have gained Fred the friendship of many students. The sincerest of good wishes go with you. Fred. JOHN JMIOB IIOLLER Hand '35 Zntl lieutenant: Sei:-nee Club '35-'36: Yan Horne High School lowzi Band '30-'33, ln spite of his name .lohn seems to he quiet hut lie doesnt haye to say' a word to entiee the ladies. JOHN WILLIXNIS llOLLlNtlSWOR'I'll Czulets '3ttf361 Claw Basketball llliunipionf T351 Nlgr. lhtgttlmaill '35: . . . . .,,, .9 .'kIlllf'lll' DlSL'IlSslOIl Club .m- 06. John is a hard working student t?t on the eighth clay' of every week. Nevertheless he is u good sport and we all admire his athletie powers. tIllARLO'l'Tli lfl,,lZ'XBlf'l'l'l HOPKINS Caplets '33-A36 llaptuin T561 llruniutie lllulv 33: Clee tllulv T522 Busketlnill '31 Cliarlolte is as pretty' us a pit-ture and as full of fun. She is ai very loyal girl. and if she thinks ai thing is right, nobody eau elidnge her mind. RVTII CWICNIJULYN HOHNER . . . y . .., . . .. ,, .., . . Luoeiule lutluor Burp A l.uxy' oo: ,Xuxiluiry .iw-.w6: Lupluui A33-ififmz Seereta1'y-'lliwzuurei' Nlonograuu llluln '31-'lifiz Nth- IQ-litt ku-uvlilllnlp '32-'Slug lloekey' '12-'nz Fumlie Williauuf lllulw Jn- jfs. JOHN l'lll'lY'l'lS5 lll I-'lf lllgixu llglxketlmull '33-'35: Xlhlelie lllN'll4SlUll liluln ififll l,I'l'Slllt'lll 1 . ,, ,, . . . . -1 l'rw-shuiun lluss dn: Nreerllresuleiit Sophomore llllsx 311. .lohu is olleu seen heighleuing the lustre ul the snap- plesl flzuu-e hulls in ai lllilllllixl' most pleasing to the eye. 32 BLUE AND GRAY,1936 JOHN ROLAND HUGHES Here we present to you our smallest and shortest Sen- ior. Roland can tell you the advantages of being short. But even if he is small the tall ones have to go some to keep step with Roland. He is a good student and takes pleasure in his work. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH HUGHES Basketball'33-'35g Glee Club '32-'34: Dramatic Club 34. Virginia has taken an active part in the social life of the class. and during her course has a very enviable rec- ord. Virginia has succeeded where all others have failed. RUTH ESTELLE HUNAKER Art Club: Cadets: Dramatic Clubg Basketballg Hiking Club. 6'Centeel in personage. conduct and equipagef' These very words describe Rutlfs fine character. .IACQUELIN E H URLEY French Club ,35-'36g Athletic Association '35-'36g Debating Club '33 4Peinbroke Highlg International Relations Club If there is any truth in the old saying, 6'The best goods are done up in small packages. then Jacqueline must be of great value. She is a living example of a smile that won't come off. ELIZABETH VIRGINIA IMBODEN Glee Club '34-'35g Domestic Science '33-'34g Hockey '33: News- paper Club ,35-'36g Cadets lcolor sergeant? '33-'36. HA beauliful and happy girl. With step as light as summer air, Eyes glad zcith smiles. and brou' of pearl, Sltadozred by many a careless curl. Libby is the pride of our class. Good in everything. and liked by all who know her. EDGAR BROWN JOHNSON French Club '32-'33g Swimming Club '32-'33-'34. A loyal friend, studious pupil, and all around good sporti' are characteristics that have made Eddie a favor- ite. He is cheerful, dependable, and sincere as has been learned by his friends and teachers. 33 Q' :gnu-. Os BILlz.XNDGRAY,1936 3- 'S Y. A 1 S'l'lfxXR'I' NHTNSON ,IOIINSTON tiatlel '33-T561 'Track 'IES-T561 Basketball '35-T561 Basketball '35-'36: Xlmlel Xliililllgl Llnh 32-3.5: Buys tiles- Lluh 34-35. He never studied. hut in rnfnnents odd. many a hluff wma'-'ht he. Stuart s faxnrite diversion is to argue with I' l Mrs. Malutt un any sulujeet that may he brought up. We knms that Stuarts persuasixeness will earry him to great heights. XIANIS LEE KHHNS llnvlwy Team- '33-ilifig Auxiliary '33-'36: Captain T561 Nlunograin Lluln 31- Ati: Xnnual Stall 35-36. Quiek to think. quiek to act. Xeier gets up in the air unless she is after a huskethall. Mavis is nur lflea nf one swell persmifi No une can adcl more. KnX'l'l IRYN ICILEEN KIIPWELL ln'-I Mil Lluh .ii flncl nms alaicleth faith. hope. and eharity-these three: hut the greatest of these is a sense uf humor. She is quiet anfl unassuming and yet is always lfilfly for fun. PM I. BERRY KINIIIC an N Has:-hall .561 Haslwtlvall .all-m.v. Q5 -X l'aul ealne to us in his ,lunmr Xear antl since that E time he has rlistinguishetl himself in niany nays. espe- elally in lvasketlnall. XRNIIC l'il,lf.Xl3lf'l'll lxlNt'l 5 Seerelary ul llmnerumn 'fljiflil-'35: tllee tfluh 'I5l: .luurnalisni ' tiluln 'Sill-'filflllg 'l'unilrlin,u ilwvillll '33-'3f'v: Typing tilulm '31, nl,liII'22't'lICf' is the lIlliSfl't'SS of SIll'l'l'SS.-. :Xrnie is une uf those girls who is sure tu aeemnplish uhatexer she may set out to flu. She not unli luuks wise lvut is wise. antl ue can prme it. til,-Xl'lJltX BI-INSUN KING Xltmttgrann tlluh 'IH-'3fi3 tlirls ,Xuxiliary 'ISK-'361 Lieutenant Ml- inlant 'ling lluusi- nl llepn-seiltatiu-s 'lllz lluinermnn llaslwt- hall 33- 36. HFlIl'l'1'l'l' will fllllll lore. and she lie fair. Claudia is one of the tlepentlalvle Seniors: she clues her wnrlx anal is always prepareal. You ean trust her with anything. 34 BLIQEANDGRA FRANK KING Military Science Club '35-'36: Cadets '32-'36. HGreat men are always 14'1'lIz'ng to be small. YVhen Emerson penned the above. we are sure that he had Frank in mind. How could any sport get along without him? MABELLE JUNE KNOPF . . -. - My - v . - ., A .,,- . - . fylee Club .Sa-.-63 -leherson High Bcliool .Sl-.mg is-ocxate llfllllll' Blue and Gray '35-'36, DOROTHY LEE KOCH Cadets '33-'36g Dramatic Club '32-33. Dorothy is always pleasant. Everyone receives her cheerful greeting. Wie cannot help but admire the facility with which she expresses herself in class. Her presence has added much to the stability of our class. and we wish her the best of luck. GILBERT LA YAN LOTHROP Dramatic Clubg Cleo Club: Track: Boulder High School. The boy with Dunsenherg. or is it a Rolls Royce? Although youire new you fell inn with us right away. More power to you-. WILLIAM W.XD5WOH'l'l'l l,qXWRENCl-I Model Makers Club T541 Glider Club '35: Track 36. Although Billy has been with us quite a while. we feel that we are hardly acquainted with him. because be has been so bashful. Lnusually talented in school activi- ties. we feel sure he will go far. DORIS JUANl'l'A LEE Basketball '33-'3sl: Book and Magazine Club '34. 6'Wh0 mixed reason with pleasure and u'isa'0m with mirth: If she has any faults she has left us in ll0llbf.u 35 X1936 if F gang 'Ui' 'FA--0 1- 5 n- p I7 l4lllz.XNlJClibXY 1936 .VN- , , . v till Xtllf RUS XLIH LUNG X Nr-is-papvr: l.ile-rary llulv: llramativ tllnlv. ' nv uf any way su sure of making ntlwrs zppy as lie-ing one-'s sell. Gram-Q has a Captixating per- sunality all lwr own. llc-r plvasing manner make-s friclncls for he-r 1-wi'ywlw1'v. She- thinks thvrv is nothing finer than rc-viting pm-try in lfnglish vlass. , l'llll,ll' Nl,XHljlfXNU NIXSI Xrl lllnln '32-'ISIS-'filg l,ft'Nl1l+'Ill '3l: Nvwspaper stall 'ISS-'361 Busi- Gs W ne--N Nlanag:-r 'Situ tiliw-r If-ailf-r TSS. .J x A. at ,s , ' Phila is a lwrsun with xshum ex ervorie enjmss bciiiv. K- . . Z' 'lheres a vf-rtain sumething in his style-his smile whivh wf- feel will always 4-arry him on to grvat SLICCPSS and the fnlfillmvnt of his amlmitinns. K-XTIIRYN l.Ul'l5lf NlgXTlllfW'S film' lilnlng Journalism tflnln. Wm- sw' Kitty wliwvxei' we gn. and iw go wliel'Px'Pr iw sw heir. IIEYRW ROB!-QRT SIAXEY trails-ls .10-.563 lnntliall 33-lin: lfminiwrcial Clnli T531 .Xthlc-tic .N -'Q 'nn '33-ilifmg Sam llrmvm- tflnln '35-'36. Stlrprisv'Y'Smiiclims' Nlax just vonlflnit get that . arise into Mrs. Nlaluttis English vlass on timv. l'il,l5lll Xxlllllfui Nllfl'fK5. .lR. Xrt lilnln 'Ill Lung shall wc- r4-me-mlwr lllill--N511-lllf'l'll K'll'llWllu Q .A NU f i ur truv Sutltlim-rn wit anfl gvniality has lwvn Ulljllflgfl ' In ns fur swine' time- nms. ,lac-lx. Nlax xou iivxvi' hare, to lllll'l'f. U i Xllllllf .H'lNlf5 Nlll.li5 lirls' Xnxiliary 'fill-'.'Slm: l,ie-nt:-nant '33-'361 lxnitva-liit tflnlv '35-'Il6: llilCn Vluli ' H lfil I Kill Vluln 3 1 lg . .,,,..g 'N A . .--..r. nllrzppi um I: from rurv I mn fre'e.' llullvi Ul'l'll.f Ilirji' all. vnlileflllerl like' IIIPL1. . Maru' is nuts-cl for heir l'.IlQ'llSll talks and he-r rvaclx' l-I'll'lNlllIl1'SS. lfxs'i'ymic- lilws Xlariv.-' 36 BLL'EANDGRXY.1936 JACK DYRYEA BIOXTGONIERY Glider Club. This is the boy that will SOIHG day Hy you or 111e SOll19XN'llf?I'6 or other. Happy landings. Jack. EMILY TORREYSON MOORE Auxiliary '34-.351 Horne Et u11u111it's Cluli '31-35: Swiniining lflulu 155: l'lOlNf?I'O1blH Treasurer '34-T551 Htuiierm-111 Xll'6-PfPNlllt'I1f -315 Emily is llll1Sil,'3l. modest. and nierry. and has tnade nrany fir111 friends during her four years at W-L. She has been actiye ill supporting tl1e welfare of the elass and has neyer shirked any duty laid upon her. JOHN ROGERS MOORE Cadets 'Sl-136: Lieutenaiit '33-T561 Athletic' ,Xssoeiatiu11: Sain B1-msne tjlulm. As proper a gentlenran as could be found in a fP3l'.S journey. John is our idea of the nl13llClS0lllPSlu gentle- man. too. Hes the tops, THONIXS WESLEY MOORE. JR. Baseball H51 Ho111e1'oo111 Basketball '34-T331 YY'-I. llulm '36, Wesleys tl1e boy that used to haye that tall. rnustavhed teacher heller at llllll to pipe down or else get fallen on. NIARJORIE ELLEN NIORELAND Cheer Leader '32f361 Student ci0Yf'I'l1ll1t'Ilf T361 Girls' ,Xuxiliary '33-756: First Lieutenant Llornpaiiy l T561 Cadet Play '35-'36, Rah! Rah! Rah! Sis boom hah! llllnifs leading the Cheers? Moreland. of Course. Wie just eouldn't haye played a football game without Moreland's Cheer leading. KIHAHLES EDWARD O'BRIEN Secretary of Freslnnan Class '32f33: Football '33f34f35: Captain 341 President nf Athletic Association '35-'36: W-l. Clulm '33- '3-l-35. Wie want you to Illeef one of Wlashington-Leeis most distinguished yet unassuining young athletes. He is the type of person you ean't forget. 37 Q 'mia 1 , Y ,ff 1 x.lv'7f'g,g 'WW Qs if 'L ' BLLIE,-XlNDGRAY,1936 LEWIS SWARTZ ORN DORFF Band '32-'36: Orchestra '43-'36g Sain Browne Club '35-'36g Military Science '35-'363 First Aid Club '33-'34-. To know Lewis is a liberal education in itself. For sheer pluck. downright ability. and constant geniality, he has no rival in the school. .I AN ET SAMAN THA PATTERSON Student Association '33g Dramatic Club Commercial Club .351 President of Class 353 Basketball '33-'34. Janet is a true friend. We often wonder how her kind heart can stay within her. for it is really larger than any- one can paint. It is her kind heart that won her many friends. A truer friend than Janet you will never find, even if you look the world over. SCOTT FORSYTH E PAWLEY Boys Clee '32-'343 Homeroom Basketball '34-'35: Athletic Dis- cussion Club '33-'361 Basketball Manager '35-'36. Anyone who has ever encountered Scott in any man- ner whatsoever has realized that he is the exemplification of good fellowship. He is a loyal friend. a genial com- panion and above all a good sport. MARLIN MAXINE PENCE 'Xuxiliary '33-'36: Major '35-'36: Clee Club '34-B51 House of Representatives '33-34: Monogram Club '35-'36. A more lovable, kind. generous hearted girl never was found. lVlarlin makes sunshine where it is not, and has won many friends by her ardent ways. Wie are certain, however. that she has not failed to hitch her wagon to a star. HELEN YlRClNl.AX PHlfl..-XN Westerns lilraniatic Club '32-T531 Cue and Call '34: Yice President '351 l.atlv Macbeth '353 The Madonna '35: Elizabeth. The Queen '36. Ginger never dratnatizes herself. thank heavens! ln her lyric self she breathes the stuff of which dreams are made. I lll,lJ.'X tIATl'lliRlN li POWERS' lit-nt-ral Editor 'lfrosst-tl Sabres 'lion Senate '35: President Stu- . . .., dent .Xssoctat ion ob. Hilda. you have come into prominence here, espe- t-iuilt this past year. by your good work as President of utlt' Student fkssociation. It seems that our wishes had onlx lo be expressed before-ee Presto. through Hilda they were act-omplislied. 38 BLUE AND GRAY 1936 GILBERT EDWIN RAUH Orchestra '29-T313 Athletic Association '30-'36: Spanish Club '33- '34: Science Club '35g Athletic Discussion 36. Gilbert shows us how to get ahead by hard work and persistence. Wlish you all the luck. Gilbert. YIRGINIA IVALIQIQR REANIY Library Club '323 Hiking Club T331 Basketball '33-34: Cadets '34-'35-'36. Derby is a living illustration of Beauty is its own excuse for being. Aside from her beauty she is our fashion plate here at ivashington-Lee. WIILLIANI GEORGE RICE Basketball '33-'3-1335: Editor in Chief of Crossed Sabres '35-T361 Track '3-13353 Cadets '33, The Baron Munchausen hasnit anything on George. In fact. George. as usual. takes first place. LUNQU EST GILBERT ROBERTSON Western '32-35: Football '3-I: Track '32-Til: Baseball T551 Latin Club 32- 30. Need we introduce you to this newcomer at Washing- ton-Lee with the much envied happy-go-lucky ways? W e think not. .IOHN BOURSIQITOTE ROSE Freshmen President in New jersey. .Iack came as a new student to IV-L. He has adjusted himself so well to the class that he is well known. To some he is known as the rosy boy and one half of a team of double trouble. DEE C. ROSS French Club '32-'33: Science Club '33, In the mortal world. Dee. we build the ladder by which we climb-ffrom the lowly path to the heights sublime. We know that you will build yours carefully round upon round. with every inch of it strong and sound. for don't forget. you'Il need its strength in the years to beffor you build today for eternity. Good luck. Dee. 39 value 'Pye ,W-: R 'U'- IiIl'Ii XNDCIIXY I936 1' 'Us , , . A . . 1 .NAICS 'I'IlI-LHIQSX ROI UIQ-Xl, 6 ' I ' III' 'I 'lllf SIP IS 3. IIN' Ill Nfl ge, sin-vess uf nur 1-lass. II:-r 1-Iwi-rfuI. sunny disposition has ul wlimn IIMU will In- prnuml. llX'I'IIl'lllINIf NNN HIIIIKICH IIN-Ivy .13-5.1: linslufllvull 3IZ43.m: 5WlIlIIllIIlgI Cluln 33-'filg 9, ,,..-.1 ur, , Win-n u Immllmall ganie- is in progress wlm was that ' iw In-anal in-Iling. Hip-Hip. llimray IU? Xmfll :mu-r Iixv llml clmsn- Ixzu. PKI LINE Rl SII l.nI lwso-i'u-s .mg l.lf-.- 4.InIr .H-.nz N1-wspapo-r 1.IuIJ 5.3-36: Xnxiliury 'jifi-'fifmg Nmlviil liHXt'I'IIIIll'IIl '33-'3fi. PLIIIIIIIP is Ll girl in a llllillifillfl. During Iwi' stav ' lII'Il?lI1'lS and In keep llwni. Flu- is full of fun and a truer. num lmul l'I'It'IIfI. mn- vanlmt finml. IIRXNLIS XNTUNY S4fIlRUI l ' Banal '32' Ath- Vllllltbll flfi. nllllllllfu is unc' ul our Iinvst Sc-niors. and is always I lair in vu-rylliing. lillllilf ulsu plays an inipurlant part -I in all vluss Inn:-liuns. He is full of spirit and is always in , ' 34, mil fm il gmail lnnv. f Y nf II XI,l'II IQIJXX XIII? Nll XIil'I'I llailpli In-In-ws in pri-puri-Ilm-ss. un1I is IIPXPI' vanglit llIlilIXill'1'S. Ilis unsuc-rs gin- sailisfaivliun In all thc' I1-zu-lwrs. Ilis In n'l and soul arc in luis xsurlx. Nluy ynnr mnlmilinns Iw 1-4-ulmwl. lb XXII-,I UHICIQNI-. FII XXX II XX Iimllulll 'fill-'.'lQI-'lil-'Q'I31 'l'l'z14'lx ililfiliig lxvsl, lilllll iiiffifvg Nvws- . -, Il 'nss'-s. 40 llunvnig l.luIm '33-'iilz uluxiliary 'IIII-'15-1: Ba-ke-tball '32-'33-'31-'35: Ne-wspupvr Illnlr 'Sli-TH: SIJII Sm-if-ly Ifilitur 'BBQ Dramatic, ..,,, .,,. .-Xgnf-s has I'6!'lLlIIlly 1-milrilvute-cl In-r share Io the Dan- XX'-L sliv has lwvn gr:-ally pmisvd for Iwi' alvilily to niake BLUE AND CRAX 1936 HELEN BIARJORIE SHAWEN Hockey '32-'33g Basketball '31-'32-'33-'34-'35g Clee Club '31-'3Z2. Helen is loved by all who know her. Her kind heart has never found fault with anybody. and nobody finds fault with Helen. She is good natured and can always take a joke and return one. xo one has ever seen Helen angry. Smile. Helen. and the world smiles with you. ROBERT WILLIAM SHREYE Cadets '20-'30-'3l: Athletic Discussion Club '35-'36: Science Club '3-17353 Model Airplane Club '32-33. Robertis chief diversion is to act funny. at which he has few equals and many superiors. Xeyertheless. Robert is a joyful. cheerful fellow. DOROTHY ELIA SILI. Dramatic Club '323 Auxiliary '33-'36: Clef' Club '34: Knit-a-Bit Club '35, Dorothy. you always make us feel happy. even though we are blue. by your well-known giggle and personality. You are the friend to whom we turn when all is wrong. Wie are indebted to you. Dot. IRYINQL tfIH.XRLES SKl,'XLLWO0D Football '34-'35: Class Basketball '33-T361 ,-Xthletic Discnssnn Club '36. lrving has helped win many a victory for our football team. He has always been very helpful in many other way s. HELEN .ll'Ll.-X SMITH Homeroom Representatiye 33: llomeroom President '34f36. Xever hurried. never worried. always happy. Julia is so sweet that anything we could write would not do her justice so we sayffnlieep on smiling. Julia. LAURA LAYENIA SMITH Hiking Club '32-T341 Glee Club '34-'36. Laura is probably the busiest girl in our class. Although she has had many difficulties to overcome. nevertheless she has made good. We all envy her wavy locks. also her ability to be sociable. 41 F i Zi fel .g L1 , 1 , 'A 5 1 I 'Q' O is J 3 In BlLlILfXNDGRAY.1936 NIYRTLE FERN SMITH Domestic Science Club '34-'35, How very wise Myrtle must be if A wise head maketh a still tongue. She is a conscientious and diligent worker, but rather inclined to hide her light under a bushel. LEU LUTHER SN.-XRR Model Making Club '32-Til: Band '34-'351 Science Club '35-'36, Leo is quiet and unassuming but we have perceived a steady fire in his eye which we feel sure will carry him to great heights. Weire behind vou. Leo. ERNEST TQXYLOR SPARKS Orchestra '33-'3.3g Band '34-'36g Military Science '35g Staff of Crossed Sabers '35: Pres. Sophomore Class '33-'34, Ernie is always in demand. lf not for assembly, for class night. He is our runner up of Eddie Duchin, and though you're imposed upon, Ernie. you never loose your good humor. HELEN CENEY.-X SPEAKNI.-KN Tumbling Team 323333 tllass Basketball '32-T561 Girls Clee Club '33-'34: Girls' Auxiliary '33-'3sl-'35-'36. Quiet people are always xaluabl:--. and this member of our class is certainly quiet. She is a steady and conscientious worker and we predict that she will con- tinue in her success. NIARIUN STEVENS RilnsQ'H'll .32--35. ul,lPlISlIllf lo mc ure your lcuys. lfzy lII6'6':li'lIl'SS of . S111-l'I'f. l'1eu.suul your fl'lllIL'I1t'SS of speech. your soulis imniucufule lt'lIlil0lIl'SS Thus. Marionis friends know her worth to be. She is never back on anything. ICIINX IMI lrli S'l'liXY.XRT , , . .qw . , .., .., ..- Iillxlllgl Llub .mz llomc lzcononncs .il-5.5-.l.m. Ulu ffrlllfzfw lIll f'L'. Elillllhi s1i'e1't. l:'al1u1'.s lumlesl llllll uliscrcel: lflllllll-S rare. l'.l1lllUS fair. lt'u'nu'.v ffcery uuv complclc.' 45? BLUEANDGRAX 1936 ELEANOR MABEL STEWART Red Cross Club '34f36: Chairman Red Cross Drixe .351 Book and Magazine Club '32-'34: Basketball '32-'35. Slze zrorlfs all day. Slze zrorlfs all night. She zrorlrs zclzen ifs clark. Slze zcorks zclzen it's liglzl. MILTON ELLlS STEWART Cheerleader '32-'36g First Aid '32-'3-1: Cadets '33-'34. Although Milton continually talks to us through the megaphone. he doesn't have to toot his own horn. We have all known and admired Milton for his work with the cheer-leaders. Fifteen Rah Rahs for Milton. ALICE KELLER STIEGEL 'Auxiliary '33f36: Lieutenant '36: Clee Club B21 Dramatic Cluh,33. Blondie. like the famous Blondie. her future's planned. Congratulations. Alice. from your class. WALKER ALLAN STOWI-ZLL Spanish Cluh '32-333: Lihrary Cluh Science Cluh '31-T551 Band '32-'33-'34f35-'36: Lieutenant '35. Mrs. Bell's ol' friend. remember the days we spent together in those Southern Campaigns with Bell vs. Class. etc. Sus Maria sent-Y DAYID RL SSELL STROBEL Business Manager of Blue 8 Cray '36: Manager of Track '36: Rifle Team '35-'36: Cadets '31-'36: Captain '36. There are few members of our class who play a more important role than Russell. He does everything with a vim. from Cadets to Business Manager of our noted Annual. LAWRENCE W ALTER THOMPSON President Homeroom B22 President Nlodel Cluh B21 President Homeroom '35-'36g Clider liluh '31-'36. Larry is our artist-aviator. He never admits defeat and is bound to come out on top. Larry is a friend to all. Hope you get your hearts desire. 43 UU- E' Q- M Ji.. I BLILEANDCRI-XY 1936 5 Sew 'its mg. ' I.. e vi 2 fi A '70 ' 2 - is 'S 4 Q ls r Zig... g,,, . A A L A . . t,LH.Xf'IIi ELLEN TILLSON lloekrey '33-'36: Basketball '33-'36: Hiking '34-'36g llonograin tllub 36: Ilomeroom Representative '35, '31 lteroine though none IIIIIYY IEIIOU' il. 7 .4 genius. 100. and she it-ill short' it. Grace thinks of little things whit-h others leave un- done. That is why she attains high marks. Never known to fiill. RAY PIIILIP WI'lEELER Baseball 'Jjv2-136: Fo.othall '32-'36: Basketball '32.'36g Cadets '29- 36: W-L Lluh 33-'36, If he lox es his Cod as he loves his maid. he is a saint indeed. Hay has indeed shown his worthiespeeially in ,athletics BETTY GAYLE WILKINSON Monogram Club '35-'36: Girls' Sports Editor Blue S Cray '36: Yiee President Ilomeroom '35-'36: Lieutenant Co. '35-T361 journalism Club '33-35. Betty Cayle is an all around girl. ready for work. and. oh. yes. certainly for a good time. She is also a sport enthusiast. JOHN WILLIAMS Honesty. sineerity and eourtesy place Jack high in the ranks of Wiashington-Leeis Whtfs wvllo. He is an ex- tremely likable fellow. and with his jovial disposition, good humor. and magnetic' personality. he has won many friends and has lightened the dull moments of many of his elassmates. Best of luek. Iam-k. PXITI. HXROLIP XYISXIIQR Iioys lvlee Llulr 3.5. Some of I'aul's friends than tell you more about him than we ean. All we t-an say is that he is pleasant and en- tertaining. and at the same time interesting. His work shows that he will sueeeed in the future as well as in the present. .IOIIN XI.l'iX XNIIIQH XX'Ot'lt'lI'DXX' Xllll l7rt-neh tllnlt T521 Band T431 Sgt. '33-'Bog Ureliestra '31-'36. at-ku rolls 'ent in the aisle when he sings in his deep manlv lift bass xoieeafwspeeiallx when he blows his trumpet. Ilere's lo olll' ltrtnre l'opeye.N 44 BLLYEANDGRAX 1130 ERSKINE CHARLES WORDEN True worth is in being. not seeming. These words of Alice Gary describe Erskineis character and winning smile which are magnets. drawing friends to him. We wish you all the luck in the world. Erskine. and may you succeed in whatever you undertake. ROBERT WILLIS WORDEN Lake George High School: Washington-Lee Boxing Club '35-'36. Mischieyous and full of funzu Robert has made many friends by his warm gaiety. which seems efferyes- cent. These friends. once gained. always remain. attracted by the real charm of Robert-s personality. MARGARET ALRINE YATES Girls' Glee Club '33-'36, Margaret has our nomination for being a really beau- tiful girl. Wie know you haye struggled against great odds to complete your course. but still you'ye had time lu make many friendships. Quiet beauty will n'er be for- got. GLADYS ELIZABIQTII YEATMEN Girls' Glee Club '33-3.5: Girl Reserves T333 Auxiliary '3-1-T563 Lieutenant '35-'36: Newspaper Club '36. She is attractiye and dainty. with enough indifference thrown in to add spice. PALL YOWELL Model Airplane Club '33-'3-1: Glider Club '35-'36. An eagerness for work. an extraordinary good nature. and an abundance of the old W-L spirit have made Paul one of the kind that this school feels proud to have eyolyed. 45 BLL'EANDGRAY.1936 Indiscretions Singing Marching 'lihrough Georgia in Mrs. Bells class. Chewing gum in rhytlnn with your typing. Being late for eight o'elor:k class for three days. Talking and whispering in Study Hall since we haye a new teacher. lvlffillfllillg pennies in English elass. Turning in your pictures and money on January 29 when they are due January 27 Talking while announeements are being made by Miss Williams. Standing up when the first bell rings in Chemistry class. Cutting last period study hall. Remaining in the halls alter 2.30 eaeh afternoon. Forgetting to bring your report card back on time. Not to bring back pamphlets to Mr. Diver. Doing other work in Secretarial Praetiee elass. Going into assembly in the wrong order. ., 3-q5T. And So! Tommie Hardin was on time. Stuart Johnston forgot to argue. Faith Bell took her dishes baek to the breadline. Jam-queline Hurley walked home by herself. Virginia Day wasn't in Mrs. Malottis plays. Celeste Dorney stopped her eternal giggling. Fields did his lfnglish homework. Douglas tlrantham didnit wink at all the opposite sex. Dorothy' Nisewander wasnit asking for elass dues. Susan Hensley wasn't eutting steneils lor Miss Crizer. Marjorie Moreland w asn't leading the eheers. Hippler wasnit followed by the girls. ,Ioe Nlinniek wasn't quiet. The Seniors werenit elultering up the eafeleria during Jllllllll' luneh period. Danny Shawhan didnlt bring tfonnie lu a danee. lfleanor Stewart wasn't on the Honor lioll. 46 BLIjEANDGRAY.l936 44Test Day IiApologies to Edgar Allen Poet Once upon a test day dreary. while I studied weak and weary. Out of many a dry and juiceless history of an ancient war- With a headache nearly. nearly napping. suddenly I felt a slapping. As of someone roughly rapping-rapping at my head so sore. 'Tis the teacher therefi I muttered. slapping at my head so sore-as Only he and nothing more. I' Ah. exactly I remember. that exam in bleak December And each student looking somber. scuffed his feet along the floor. Eagerly I wish the morrow: yainly I'd dispel the sorrow From my head and tried to borrow--borrow from my head so sore'- Those famous facts I then required of the Grecian days of yore. That I read sometime before. But the slapping of my person and the zero that was certain Filled me-chilled meewith a haunting of some questions to explain: So that now to stop the beating of my head I sat repeating 'Tis a zero I'll be meeting on account that ancient war! Yes. a zero I'll be meeting on account that ancient war: That I'll get and nothing more. -- --9-on-i Perverted Proverbs Faint heart ne'er won fair lady. but the gift of gab can always turn the trick 'Tis Ioye that makes the arm go round. A word to the wise is useless. Many are called on. but few recite. A gentle lie turneth away inquiry. If at first you don't succeed try someone else. Speak twice before you think. Pleasant company always accepted. Where the heart is. there will the lungs be also. By their grades ye shall know them-Seniors. A little beauty is dangerous, especially if she has a sweet low yoice. One hair on your head is worth a whole pompadour on the dressing table. 47 li I l H 'X N IJ CL R 'X Y 1 9 3 0 7: N KR IPRULINE Qubu Z9 Cl-urn Mums KOUGEAU SO MAPJHQCAPAIES IDIS COOLEY 51 VIRGU-AIR DFW 4 LOUDSP EMLER 52. Juun srmfn . 55' -:Y :M Q- if NOPXANS 33 CONNIE 5 Q, CLAIKZ UFBESSIEQ ROLUNS WESLEY MOORE 54 STUART 5.PaOBEhT DULFxNt:1 Jounsow Qguua Rssnnsu-send 55. MYRTLE lo. Jane-r FRYTEQSON srmm 11 ANN C. Ames se. Rum Homew, KHIHEQINE Bmifow MILDQED IDEN CELESTE DOIZN27 Wg' 3 15. PAUL 'IOWELL fl Q - 14-,. MAQUN Pence , ' 'dy' IT VIQCHNQA REAMY -'QQ .. v6 Qusssu. 319.058, W RLBEPQT IOONE Zo subaru HENSLEY Z1 CRRGLYN HRRUY 22 L,-LRDYQ YEATMRN 25 Mfivli, KERNS 1 LORPQQINE and CAN A. Hucmsh Couiurln 24. Donormv SIU. 53Fmmeifru 'y , ft, , .. jfs? I 24 PHI-lL MOPKQN 59 ELIZQBETH VNWODEN Z6 DOKUTH7' BABF, 4O.CLfk1llEwEl DRY 27. ERNEST swwsr'-5 41 MFWHIE Nluu-56 25, Jour.: N-,Qjaf 42 HQLOR P0wEU.Sf ' 1'- 45 MILTON MEWHRY' gnu 48 2l BLlEANDCRAY.1930 Joan moofw, bww D17-Rf-iff, TOM vw: as JULIA ABENDSCNKIN HERINEA. Quclrul AMC! Sr PV ...f- M 'Q ,fr 1 n an-' I Y fi- ff naru.-mcmlwffl Qu, e mp mp? Q' m.eANos2s1gvm-w, PEGGY cuMBEQ1-'--wr 3? msle cnoor f I I .1 A ef, , :-: - ' 5 x i Q 'Sl ulnrnnsfrfn K Pm f : 59--'v if f tw X A '? ' l-exit I 5 . r H LMNCZENCE TNQMPSON , NKARY JANE FQIISK lfw I, Y 4 F X , W l BLNNE C0005-UEAFLY, llevrv WILKINSON. Dolofuv -SILL. A JACIGON :os wld 10,5 ,V 'farm A 'uf 'Sf ,qi L 'M'-' . ,,. J, W .fa gas.. i f G Q JA:-:rr rhxvrsnsom K 54 '- ,K Pfxun, MOQAN-3, , g Y . JE, ,X , ,ia I IEGEL Q 58777 wmzv f- CJ HAIZFZIEY D0uALn:3c7N 4,7 Quru HOKNEIZ 4.35, SALLY cuewrcma f sv '- -' Ma- . ' -an B f f .aa ,X ,Aws w-at ,nf- fg! , 509111 scmzoFs:Jowu mooQ.E,RoBEn21' war-uzawt svvmrr Jomuon JACKWILLIAMS Jor Mum-Incl 49 BLUEfXNDGRAY,1936 To You --From Us We. the Seniur Class nf l936. being uf suund mind and lmdy. do herehy' bequeath to thus? not sn fortllliale. the ftllltltkdllgf TO MR. NANDFRSLICIQ An extra hour in eaeh day and eight days in a week so that he niay' get all his wurk dune. TO MRS. RELI, A new media-ine rhest. fully' equipped. with which to dovtnr our aches and pains. TO MRS. JONIQS A nuiseless typewriter and a seeretary' to help her keep traek uf all notes and llulivei. PIC. T0 THE SCHOOL Peaee and quiet-Ylneeause we realize the si-lnml has lmeen in a state of constant turmoil since our arrival. TO THE JUNIOR CLASS A half-used lmttle of Wiiteh Hazel lu relieve a hadly swelled head. TO THE ITN IJERSTA FF A dunnny' completely' hlled out fur the 1937 Blue and Gray: TO THE SENIOR SPONSORS Freshmen limnemmns with whmn they will have to struggle four years only' to hare them graduated. TU THIS FACTTLTY The prmerhial liieknry stic-k with whieh to calm unruly' students. T0 THIQ GLICIQ Cllfli Alot? alrillly lu llil lllgll TO THIC liIOMMl'iRtilAl, Olfls'ARTNllfYI' F-mne new typewriter i'ililwiisfsn that the students wmiit have to furnish their msn. TO THI-1 l,AXtllAOlf Ol'il'AR'l'hll'iN'l' ul,0lly.Su for all lmnks In he read in Latin. Fl't'llt'll and Spanish. TO 'I'Hli CAIDIQTS A 1-adenve 4-uunter so that all may lie in step. T0 'l'Hl-1 SHOP 'X new luuzz- iw. as the one in use dues not elninate suflieient disturlvanee. 50 - ., v BLLILAND CRAY. 1930 The Cafeteria l-lello. eyeryltody li' this is btation XX -L-H-5 lwroad- easting the proeeedings of the eafete- ria from our all-famous yye.ts1t1,tgt.m. Lee High Selltml. els announeer for this station I shall relate to my lis- teners-in a few of the eyents whieh of-t-ur in otll' well-lynown tfafeteria. Our dear old eafeterial Here hi- larity and merriment. thrills and pleasures. ex:-iting ineidents and 1-onfuston reign supreme. for it is here you 1-an Ire yourself text-ept the times you simply haye to at- tempt to study for l'hysies or Trigo- nometry testsl'-t The great ext-itement ereated lmy the onrush of students trying to pro- eure seats eharaeterrzes the lvegtn- MRS. BROADDIS ning of our lunvh period. Une would really' think we were rushing for seats for the .-Xlex.-W-L foothall game. as all eagerly endeayor to proyide themselyes from the yery limited supply: and on all sides we hear. Haw we no seats? The Pushing and shoving is grreat. and life is at its worstu for all eoneerned. as there are no L'Stop and Go signals to direct us. Notwithstanding this exeitement and eonfusion and the lengthy time we haye to wait for the exasperated cashier to explain to the roolsie that the delieaeies on the counter are not samples to he giyen away. hut must he paid for. we van always note the expression of joy on the fat-e of Lieutenant Frat-lx when he finds his fayorite dishs -7 fbaked heansshas tween prepared. We wonder if Nlrs. Hroaddus realizes what great pleasure she giyes lim. the hamhurger 'u'Hfler. lvy nie wiring lianilvureer s-indysit-lies so often. .lee .l l'. r ' Now. if you will please stand hy' for a few moments longer. you will hear lyroad- uasted some of the eonyersations which take plat-e as we sit ehattering around our tables: Oh. Betty. l am so worried. l just had a Physies test. and l know I tlunked it. Have you heard the latest? Nlahelle was telling meftlello. Ruth. Yes. we haye the dummy here. As l started to say. Nlalwelle was telling me that she had the most wonderful date with's0hl Why will l he so forgetful! Well. ztttyltuyy. she went to the Willard with him. and the most wonderful thing happenedee l do wish you would stop talking and let me study 1 l must translate this Spanish. Uh! lton't study now. Come. let's go down to the eorner hefore the hell rings. We ean't. there is the hell now Thus our luneh hour ends. Although we realize our mental food is yery net-essary. none the less so is our pl1y sir-al food. forf Uwe may' fire Htlltllllf poetry. nzzzsir' anal Url: We NIU-Y fire ll'l'flIOZlf C011Sr'1'e11ee. and fire Il'I.flIIJlII' 11611111 We may' live Il'I.fll0Ill jrielzrfs. Ire mrzy fire it itfmzzf lffmks. Bu! eI'Lf1'l1':er1' man Cflllllllf fire Il'I-fllllllf cooks. 51 BLUEANDGRAY,1936 Rhapsody In Senior Names A BUNCH of us were wandering over the FIELDS by the BROOKS one DAY, when we saw LEE PATTICRSOX trying to FIXX his BROWN CARR. Ive had a GOODHART and RITSI-I-ed over and came to A-HALT. The KING of HOLLAND, with his STEIVART. sitting on the window sill was HOLLER-ing to his COZZENS who were under the CARR. What is wrong? we asked. 'QSPEAK-MAN. but his face wgas as hard as FLYNT. HENRY picked up a BARR and hegan to BRAGC about his great POWERS. The whole lnotor is out of TOONEN he said. but anyway. it SPARKS. It wouldnit start. however. so we decided to have a picnic in a SMALL- WOOD nearlw. Vive made a tire in one of the BISRROWS and made DONALD-SON KOCH. while warning hiin to watch the RICE and not to BPRN-ETT. Ive all sat and watched the COL-BIIRN and sniffed the odor of WELCH rarehit. Seeing a cow. ALEX- ANDICR SMITH had an idea and he said i'Let's see who MILKS best. thus beginning a contest which ended in a RAItH while everyone XVARD-ed off hlows and got angry except FOSTICR who could KID-WELL. After dinner we ROSE up and finally get- ting the CARR started. we headed EAST for the CUFF course. hecause the DRIVER was an amateur and wanted MORSE-LAND. Wle hit a DOE which was so hadly hurt that we had to CARRIER with us to the town. There we had to WHEELER through the streets ringing a BELL and crying. DOE for sale. We finally sold her for six PEFNCE for which we were BALL-ed out hy two SHARPE old ladies. There is no MOORE to my story save the fact that it was all a TRICK and thef IJOIC soon IJYIC-d and was huried under a HARDIE BIRCH tree near the town HALL. YFAITH BELL. Oli. the meanness of a Junior lrllen He's mean: Uh. the lennnesx of a Sophornore zrlzen Hehe lean: Bu! lhe lneanness of llze rneanest .-intl the leanesl of llle lennesl .fire nol in it zcilh the greenness Uf II FITSIIIIIIIII ll'llPIl lleis green -e A Sexton. B111 if people knen' The boolrx lreilfe gone lliru To Jig up jolres for lllese pages Tlllftilf no! flIl'IlA' IIS Ilfigllf. lin! IVOIIIIII ll'UlIlll'l' ull Ilglll. Hon joL'es lircfl 1lll'Il .wllell long at c g!l'n ri Surr. 59 !' BLKEANDGRAH x SJ 44Tl1ree-Cornered Moon by G1-QRTRPIJI-1 'lbxxuxnm' Direcfefl by MR. L. J. W1l.L1 uls Urs. Rinzplegnr Douglas Rl.ll1IJlFgGf Kennellz Rinzplegar, JCIIIIIY- Ille nzaifl EdR1'n1plegar .. . Elizabetlz Rimplegar Donald ...,,A . A , Dr. :Ilan Sf6'l'6'lIS, Kizry ..... , CAST 53 Lois Coolmx' Lux mzxm: Tlmxlvsox . Gfionuri Rlmi L xl R x SMITH NIILTON STEWART Nlxm' JANE FRILK FRANK FELTUN lJxx1r:L SHXWIIAN , Cr:I.r:sTf: lloxxm' '1936 It . I 7 . r di p . m c '51 jp ' 4 3 .fm -Q I l - v tt N . 2. , 5 ' 3 f Y r .' I' - . . 'x xi. W., V I 3 - J' www X t . P if-, A I J I F '4 t EN ' 5 i., tt. 3 1- Q LQ Ii f I' Rf? . 'I 3 L, if Hi W im.-grill' ,sv ,K I 4 Q 1 . X 11B CLASS I.. Smith. Pres.: C. Sunderman, V. Prom: Nl. Simnmrrs. 5ec.g H. Fal- rtmvr. Tre-ax.: J. Atwood, Seng INT. Ltms. Sgt.-at-Arms. H. XIPXPIXIIFIA. Nl. ,Krrtlrvvvg P, Ca, hm. li. Christ. D. Dalton. L. Dewey W. England. fl. Frink. J. Hammond, Hillvury. F, llunton. Nl. johnson ll. Kvntp, F. Km-ite-r. J. Kilts. C. King. R. Kiwclt-H. A. Marcey D. Mavic-. F. Matthews. J. Mc- Llarllty. C. Mt-tiny. M. Mflntyre. R. Nloahvr XY. Nlutl:-y. H. Kluttern. F. Nicker- wn. X. J. Pr-1109. lf. bhlpley. B. Stanh-y lf. Tuyltxr. R. Thtvlllas. P. W't?lLPl,. ll X' D. ,Mlrun-. D. Ahalt. lx. Allr- 'till 'I'. Xlliwn. W. ghnvs, QX. gXndcrsnn. ll. Xmh-rwn. Nl. Xnstme. Nl. An- Aim- N. Xrtnflroltg. F. Xrnt-sl. S. Ashton. D, littlvt-wk. B. Baker. L. Balch H. Rnhlwin. ,l. Bullaml. C. Barker. Xl. Hatrkvr. Nl. PM-uvlt. T. Beach. 'l', IL-nlv. ll. Bt-rw. Y. Bt-uchert. C. lliwhttlf. ll. Bill:-nlwmlvr. lil. mantl- ftlfll 54 11A CLASS C. Bloom, G. Bloominghurg. J. Bo- len. H. Bonney. Y. Briilldl. F- Brennan W . Brough. E. Brown. E. Brown. P. Brown. L. Byrnes. H. Bunch R. Burdette. E. Burnett. KI. Bush. H. Bushong. J. Byrnes. D. Campbell W . Canham. M. Cartier. J. Carter. J. Chase. R. Coclier. E. Coliee A. Colby. P. Compton. P. Cowinan. D. Craig. B. Crouch. ll. Crump YV. Dagger. E. Damer. H. Danslber- ger. M. Donaldson. J. Down. C. Dye I. Dyson. G. Edwards. J. Evans. J. Farrell. L. Fischler. C. Flaherty. M. Floyd. J. French. J. Fullerton, JX. Furr. A. Gantt. D. Gardiner C. Gardner. L. Georgie. J. Geris. P. German, P. Gilbert. Y. Gillette R. Goff, J. Golden, L. Gooding. H. Gosnell. H. Graniger, R. Greer S. Griffin, L. Grigsby. E. Groot, J. Guild. B. Halsted, H. Hancock 55 ,- 4. :J J .,. ,,. . rx Y . Q.. ,c 10 ,J J, 1 3 'z t A 4 fly 3' tif. fb.. 4 yn in ui 'ff 'iT. . 1 lk 5' qi ff? 3 MJ- gg.. - U rr l A ,f F 'Q Y , Wu 9 3-f ' L X 'ity bf N if '11 O l 4 -P Q rf. l Pgfi , 3L.Ylg? W U wc. 4 l Z . Y , I J V . K 4 ' ., ag. 1 'V . it Q5 ,Q we Q xx A gi W X. if W 0 A .Q 3 ig 5-' ,, E, '. fnff TJJ .1 as g1fi W I-if i Lil? ,A P 2 VX if ' I . P I ' zr , ',, f - 3 3 vw . A T - 'ff X X if 'T i a J . I ' f l 7'-15 . ,n ,A,, ' 1 3 2 f .U 3 3 5 ...qv ' ' 'O , -. , 4 f , Q A 3 .4 J, ., .A 1 I . l I lv , 1' . 1 1 - a . C X rw 7 ,' A 5 1' ,n 1 fy ,gx lit r l, ' 1 I . I' 1 fi 2 f: - J ' ' 9 4 ., 5 1 , l Q 'Q ' ' 'f'lf M i A 4 N. ai il ' fffpff' if ly 2 ILA CLASS M. Haney. B. Hanford. J. Hanley, M. Harluanglm. B. Harrison. W. Havens J. lll'iIllbIll'll. J. lloll. M. Hoover, B. Hulbert. M. Huinphery, L. Imboden M. L. lllliufly. L. lslwl. JHIISOII. M. jones. ll. Kavlin. M. Kaldenliacli M. Kerns. B. Keys. J. Kibler, D. Kidwell. T. Kincheloe. J. Laing P. Landman. E. Lloyd. J. Loveless, QX. Loving. S. Luckett, E. Lynch R. Lynn. A. Maffett, F. Mallon, M. L. Manning. E. Marcey. G. Marcey E. Martin. M. Masi, B. Massie, E. Maupin. A. McCormick. L. McCue M. McDevitt. D. Mclnturll. YV. Mc- Millan. C. Mn-inlxerg. J. Milks. C. Moorefielfl M. F. Moran. L. Murdock. M. Mur- dock. lf. Nelson. E. Newlon, T. Nickerson L. Olill. ll. Orr. L. Owens, D. Pa- rezo. li. Parezo, B. Pauly l.. Payne. M. Payne. li. Pearson, M. Pm-arson. li. Pendexter, R. Pflieger 56 11A CLASS B. Pigg, D. Plaugher. F. Porter. E. Power. S. Puffer. E. Raleton E. Rauth. L. Ray. xy R...-t..f. f.. Reese, J. Renee. R. Rivli E. Rinker, J. Rohin-on. D. Rollins. L. Rollins, K. Rose. Y. Rowe H. Royall. Y. Sl'lllPl1'll. C. Fvhniiell. R. Sheals. B. Sf-iluer. Nl. Simx D. Smith, S. Smith. A. Nl. Sparks. E. Speakman. A. Speek. E. Starr Y. Stegmaier. N. Stelle. Nl. Stiegel. R.'St. George. J. Stuart. W. Stuart G. Sworthout. B. Teller. H. Thom- son. WI. Ticller. C. Tillette, II. Tillette N. Torrence. R. Towner. J. Tueker. L. Turnhurke. O. Tuthill. C. Yawter T. von Sprecken. Wallace, R. Warcl. W'. Warren. L. Wells. P. Western M. Whalen. H. Wlheeler. R. Wlhit- mer. G. Whitney. W. Whittington, A. Williams J. Wfillis, E. Wilkins. L. Wilson. W. Wiiseinan. C. Wisiner. K. Wiood 57 K' , 3 552, K .. f ,Yf V K l A 4 -t . if fn 4 3 l 2 r 'J l i lx in' 5 X 4 ' rs l ' 6 , ek I EFXQ' .I V ' , . V 1 L t .SW mf A - , . .5 'ffxfe-i-.wifi . -.1 1 ET' 2.-J . P5 X ,lv 4- A 3 ,',l. s 7 A f, . 79 J fi 2 4' 4 F I 2 ff 1' 4 Qx. Q3 Q' 1. 'WE' K K x'-5 ...fx 11' 5. J ,J 4 K . ,,,,- Z '1 ,,., .gage-QQ-f 2- D s- , , . Q ..-Q .1 f +A .5 'wi' liL.gi. X , 5,4 h '-1 - we . D 4 1 x 2 K N, if: lx xj . I B Ma. 'J .iff 'fi' . 4 it A I is V 1 I 45. I K. K fmy 2 A E. 1- J' XL . 44' .fl ffl KD if 3 fl 1 l A- BLIIEAND GRAY,1936 C ass Of Februar 1937 U FF l L' CHF PI'6SlillPlIf Lester Smith free-P1'es1'11e1zt Carol Sunderman Seerelaryf' Marion Simmons Trefrsurer Hugh Falconer Sergealit-111-r1rn1.s ltlarie Loos Senalnr ,lean Atwood HOMIQRUOM UFFICIQRS Miss Orndorff Mrs Corcoran S3l'1Qt'llIIf-flf-lll'lIlS ,l. Mt-Carthy' .'iUl'gf'flIlfell!-llflllS , H. Shuman lfepre.se11lal1've ll. Dalton ifepreseliiatzre , ,C. Frink Tl'C'l1Slll'6'l' SPl'l'6'flll1l' l 'fee-1're.s iflelll P I'6'Sli1l8l71 l.. Cordon C. Sunderman H. Mottern W. Oakes Treuszzrer .Q 1'l'1?IaI'y' 1 Iif'6-Pl'6SlilI?lIf l,l'l'.NIill67Il CLASS HISTORY . , .D. Massie J. Hopkins C. Shipley' P. Caslow dt? llli CLASS is organized into two divisions under the eapalile sponsorship of Miss Orndorll and Mrs. Coreoran. The elass eolors are purple and eream. and the 1-lass flow er is the lily'-of-tlie-valley. ln Septemlier. with the opening of sehool. very' responsilrle ollieers were eleeted who are still presiding. By' this time the elass is thoroughly aequainted with the sellonl and feels that it is a part of it. Its members rope that they will he able to repay' the sehool for the part it has played in the sue- eessful dexelopment of the elass. ln N133 a large group of freshmen entered Washington-Lee. They' took their work seriously and soon heeame noted for their high sf-holastie standing. However. all work and no inlay' makes exen a freshman dull. and so they' joined the various eluhs. the cadets and went out for athletie teams. As time waits for no one. this eeleliraterl elass of '37 entered the Sophomore Class. A group of harder working. harder play ing students eould not he found. Again they entered wh:nleheartedly' into the school aetirities. this time distinguishing them- selves in their dillerent organizations. Xvhen the elass. almost as a whole. lmeeame the ,lunior Class they' were a large group of experieneed students. Many responsiliilities were thrown upon their shoul- ders. ililiey aeeepted these without llineliing or trying to eyade them. They' were eourageous in the manner in whieh they faeed the task of upholding the fine reeords eommon to the ,lunior Classes of Washing 58 ltlll-lA't'. BLUE AND GRAY,1936 Junior Class otto Be the lfll7l7l' great or srnafl Do it Ire!! or not at all. Flower: Red Rose Colors: Crimson and Tan OFFICERS President C Guy Bloomingburg Vice-Presirlent Chester Bloom Secretary' Katherine Wfood Treasurer Betty Brown Senator Philip Compton Sergeant-fl!-rlrms John Wlillis TO THE JKNIURS Another year has rolled around. Our Junior year is past. And now we turn with hopeful eyes To View the next and last. Five years it's been now since we met. That memorable September day. Wie merged into that friendship dear. Thafs clung here all the way. And now we approach the threshold. Of our dreams, ambition. and goal. With a Voice that speaks encouraging words. It draws us within its fold. 'So letis set for ourselves another goal, And strive to do it rightg And letis hold our banners as true seniors should. Wliile wearing the Green and White. -JOHN IlANLEY. '37, 59 BLLiEANDGRAY.1936 Junior Class Histor T FTER the new wings were completed in the fall of '3l. the junior Classfthe class of '37fwas the lirst class to enter Washington-Lee High School. It is also interesting to note that the ,Iuniors were the first class to attain that rank with six homerooms and a total of 231 students. It is quite evident that we will be the largest graduating class Washington-Lee has ever had. This shows that the modern youth is filled with ambition and is eager to make the most of the opportunities that are open to him. The class sponsors are: Miss Carson. Mr. Driver. Miss Loving. Miss lflliott. Miss Firebaugh and Miss Baker: the latter four have serv ed since the ninth grade. Our first term at YVashington-Lee was spent in becoming accustomed to and learning the rules and regulations: these helped make us a better part ot the school whieh we had looked forward to entering. During the eighth grade we began to show our abilities: that year we began to organize the junior High School Student Government separate from that of the Senior High School. and Bill Ames was elected first president of the ,lunior High School. ln l933. we entered the ninth grade and became a part of the Senior High School with Patil Brown as our president. It was not long before we realized that senior high was quite different from junior high school and called for more serious work. Now 'instead of being told our subjects we decided these things for ourselves. As Freshmen we were allowed to participate in the various activities of the school: such as. govern- ment. various clubs. and athletics. Many of the girls earned their W-l, monograms for their skill in liockeyf. swimming. archery. and other athletics. As Sophomores we elected Ralph Pendexter our president and under his leader- ship we continued the scrapbook which had been previously' started and in it were put clippings and other material of interest about our class and its members. Xow we are Juniors! Wie Hnd that as such we have many' added responsibilities. but under our president. Guy Hloomingburg. we are meeting them successfully. The school horseshoe and hockey' tournaments were won by our classmates. We are also very proud of the fact that l3illy - Havens. a member of our class. is going to participate in the Olympics in Germany' this year. He is going to travel with the ll. S. Olympic learn in the paddling events. He is the present lnternational Canoe Tilting Champion. Although we. the class of '31 have used the same colors. crimson and tan. ever since our lfreshman year. we will be proud to wear the green and white. which are symbolic of the Senior. next fall. --eEL1z,xrsr:Tn Mirerx. 60 BLUE AND GRAY,1936 PERSONSS NAME ,lack Golden A..,.,. Shirley Luckett .... Ann Colby A..,.. Emma Groot .,. Alger Loving l,.A,. Lucille Gooding L . Mary Pearson ,.l,. Evelyn Blandford L Edith Parezo ,,.... Harold Dansberger Cornelia Barker .L Jack Robinson ,.... Malcolm Tidler ,.., Mildred Crump V..i Ruth Burdette ,,.,. Peggy Humphrey L Ernest Wilkins .,,, Rose Pflieger L L Evelyn Ralston L L L Edith Marcy i.., L Billy Havens .ys,., Howard Bittenbende Elton Burnett ,.,,., Turner Beale L L L L James Ballard John Willis L. Nelson Stelle . L L Monroe Anstine L L L Betty Nelson. Elizabeth Maupin James Milks L L Marjorie Kerns L Lee Wilsoii i,a,,., True And False PET EXPRESSION LL.LAw.Gee! LLL.You are wanted in the oflice .L.LYeha-ah Hi!.L L L L .Done Your Latin? L L L L .i.. Golly iNed! L LL .,.. H1.BillL.L L L L LL L. ..,, Gimme, gimme . L .... I'll try and play it L L L.LLLLLHey! LL L L ..,. Peel me a grape L Dunnow L ,.,. . . L .Know any jokes? L L L L L LHadda date last night ...LVVhowith?,L L L .,.. Wlhatis this? A game? L L L Llim gonna win tonightL L L L Shux and Fudge LL L L L L LYou're tellin' me? L ,Any class dues today? L LLLLLLLBuyaticket? L .L L r a.a,a, Hi. dopey LLLLLLLtcensoredl L L L L ,..i Da-a-a-a gone L . L L L L L L LCollectin' for the Annual L Attennn-shun! .L L L L ,ls that right. Mr. Frack? L L L L LWhat diye know? LLL Lwlill yuh. huh? L L L LWell. l think L L L L L L LWhat's the score? L Am I laughing? L I couldnit say L L L Nuts! LL L Henrietta Thompson L L L . L Philip ComptonL L L Yeh. I knowL . L L AMBITION? Track Star Asst. Principal. Vi--L Major of Auxiliary Reporter Lisher at Fox To act crazy Prima donna Be a ballet dancer Ina Bae Hutton Viralter Johnson II Vamp . . .Somebodyis secret passion To finish Spanish homework Eleanor Powell To be noisy School teacher joe Louis Cold Digger To be a goat College Coed To win in Olympics Bartender Doctor at St. Elizabethis Blacksmith Preacher Home Economics Teacher To be Tarzan To write poetry An artists's inspiration To be ridiculous Politician To go Wlest Bachelor? Drug store cowboy Motorcycle cop The following people do not have their pictures in the 11-A group: Elizabeth Birch, Ruth Doyle, Williaiii Schoen. James Schroff, Frank Scliroii and Mary Sutton. 61 Qllf 1 ini l 'i Q-V4 I... .e 1 n XIISS A-Xl,l,lCN MISS -XLIJHIZER ' - Am. xl.-mlm K NIH. RICH OW MISS HARBATGH NIR. NY HITESIZIJL MRS. RANSONI XIISS ROXYIC 63 f-4i- Il BLL7EANDCRAY,1936 10B Class COLORS Buff and Blue OFFICERS Pl'fSI'lff'IIl Edward Hyland l 71.66-PI'f'Sl'ffeIIl Lyman Fairbanks Set,'l'?IfII',t' Gay' Stanley' Treasurer Wlalter Haynes SPl'gt.'lIllI-flf-IIFIIIS Peni Mortimer SCIIIIHII' Alta Yvhite CLASS HISTURY THE QA CLASS that entered High Sc-hool in February. l934. was eomposed of approximately one hundred and twenty students. 'lihe class was under the sponsorship of Miss Hooker. Miss Rowe and Miss Chinn. There have been additions to our class hy students transferring from other schools and students coming from other grades. Beeause of the many students who dropped haek or withdrew front the school. our elass of l935 has now only about ninety students. This class is under the able sponsorship of Mrs. Ransom and Miss Rowe. lfdward Hyland has been the president of our elass for the past two years. lvnder his leadership our 1-lass has art-oniplislwd a great deal. Our elass is outstanding: in hoth sm-holastir and in athletic ability. The liaskethall tournament lretween tht- two honieroonls showed the athletic aliilily of both the lnoys and the girls. 64 BLUE AND GRAY 193 President . . Vice President. . . Secretary .ei.... . Treasurer e,e.,,.. Sergeant at Arms ,... Student Representative 10A Class OFFICERS CLASS COLORS .Uaroon and Silver HOME ROOM OFFICERS Sponsor. . . . . President ..,.. Vice President. . . Secretary ,...s Treasurer. . . . . . Sergeant at Arm.s . . . Student Representative Sponsor . President. . . . . Vice President Secretary . Treasurer . . . Sergeant at Arms Student Representative Sponsor . . President . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer .,tt,,,. Sergeant at Arms e.,t Student Representative 1 oA 1 Miss Allen . John Hightower ,... Betsy Lee Hooper. . . Elizabeth Kirkley. . . Richard Yardley. . . Howard Bitting . . . Ralph Pultz ii,,i 1 OA3 Mr. McCord Frances Joy . George Clark Betty' Beauchamp . Laurice Bordeaux . None Elected Russell Baughman 10A5 Miss Harbaugh Ellen Talbott Alice Doe i,,. . . ldred Evers. . . Mary Ellen Wiittstatt Virginia Musselman. Jeanne Spence . . 65 7 .Albert Morris Thomas Simpson . . .Mary Maupin Betty Beauchamp . . . .William Park . Hattie Tillert 10A2 Miss Aldhizer . . . .Ruth Snodgrass , . . .Retha Snarr . . . Dolly Fixx . . . ,lohn Horning . . . .Richard King . . . Roliert Hall 10A 4 Nlr. Rich . . Ethel Plaugher James Burrows Margaret Chewnin Margaret Vlvarnei Edwin Bowers Rosemary Lear .l OAC: . Mr. Hamm Roherl Anderson . . .Dan Breeden . . . Mae Thomas . June Darr . . . . . . Melvyn Snellings . . . Harold Landis X Z, E9 I I B-- 'B 1 - li-l I 'Eff' VX if O K NIR. Ll hh NIISS Plflill NIISS XIYI-IRS NIISS RI lfl-' 66 NIR. 1Ll'lYl'HI-IR MRS. H-Xl,lJ'R IX MISS 'l'l RNlCl I NIHS. FUSTI-Ili NIR. JACOBS 67 fl 4 T 'Cui BLL'EfXNDGRAY 1936 9 B Cla s s Ul7FlCl'iR5 IIIPSI-llfllf , , . . i Burton Bates I lee PlAf'Sl.llt'IIl i Rolwert Rucker Secretary , Frances Prendergast IIPIISIIIPI' Russell Arnaud .Sergeant at Arms Robert Benson Senalor Wfilhur Funk lVlICMBERS Alexander Anderson Ferdinand Aspeslagh .lames Harker Rohert Benson Norman Bristow Salyatore Cafli Howard Choate XVestmoreland Duncan Turner Groy es Walter Hannner Ernest Hollman lfdward Holland llohert Kirkland Dorsett Loying ivalter McGarity Anthony Moraski Hohert Rucker Vililliam Shaw Randolph Smith lvilliam Soper Charles Walker Douglas Wvalton l'ercy Nlrest ,lack Wilderson ,lames Yowell Russell Arnaud llurton Hates Fred liladen ,lack llenlvoys' john llorlzliach William lsought llolrlly l'lllllI'l'lUlI Norman Herman l'i1lward Hanna Floyd ,lohnslon Kenneth Knox lfrancis Leach XX illiam Mclnty re George McMahon Kenneth Mc-Quinn James Pawley Homer Sprinkle Walker Smith Edwin Steger Bennie Bland Harry Blandy Joseph Bruman Rohert Burke Edward Colden Edward Harney Russell Harrison Charles Johnson Francis Marcey limmitt Uliff Paul Quinter William Vrooman Walter Wilkens Vtfayne Wise Arthur Spencer lfmma ,lane Bressler Christine Buchholtz Dorothy Carpenter Peggy Coates Holverla tlilison Aletha Colden lflizalmeth Herring ,lane llosmer lloris Handoll Pauline Hoerucr lloris Miskell llorotlly Lee Nutt Martha lleilly Gladys Salmans Pearl Sheperd Nlargaret Smith 68 Maxine Mateer Emily Yeitch Ruth Brown Doris Crayer Frances Dye Lillian Dickerson Phyllis lfmery Margret Haislip Leyina Halliday Alma Howard Louise Hurst Janet Manfield Gladys l!lcXall Mary Pickin Marianna Power Clara Schmackel Margaret Smallwood Joan Xvilliams Florence Buckholz Roberta Frink lris Cahrielson Lois George lflsie May Gray Hazel Harlan Edith Hoffman Laura Howard Aldine Lawyei' Mary Leach Hose Maye Palmer Frances ljrendergast lflsie Mae lieingruhei lfllen Ruding Florence Sinnnons Clarice Snoots Helen 'l'hompson Mildred Wvilson lna Yates BLUE ANDGRAY.1936 Class of 1939 Colors Silver and Green FRESHMAX CLASS OFFICERS President Herbert Brocleyiek lice President L Helen Durkson Secretary , Betty Anderson Treasurer Neil Collier Senator , .L L Helen Dewey Sergeant-at-Arnis A A , Robert Howell Mr. Lucas President l 'ice President Secretary-Treasu rer Sergeant-at-Arms Representative Miss Peed President , lice President Secretary Treasurer Mary Sergeant-at-Arrns Representative Mrs. Balflwin President l 'ice President Secretary-Treasu rer Sergeant-at-A rm s Representative Sponsor Mr. Cuinther Sponsor Leslie Phillips L ,Neil Collier Catherine Daniel Vliarren Lusby Robert Howell Sponsor Doris Hewitt lvilliam Payne Dora Oddsson Helen Sheperd Toni Williams Dorothy Rosin Sponsor Billie Sprinkle . Roy Teller Carolyn Ray Mary Wiright Frank Schultz President lice President Secretary-Treasu rer Sergeant-at-Arnzs Representative L . Miss RUR President I ice President Secretary , Treasurer , L Sergeant-at-,Jrms Representative Nliss Myers President , C lice President Secretary-Treasurer Sergeant-at-.4rms Representative William Orani Myrtle Perry Ida Stephens Margaret Troutt John Jennings Sponsor Jack Robbie Elois Eardley Robert Dise Bessie Crahill Raymond Hill Blaine Fitts Sponsor Eflan Davis Eloise Fox Betty May Stewart Harry Sparshott Carolyn Tucker HlUtCANDGHAY,1936 Appreciation We. the members of the staff wish to express our deepest appre- eiation lu those who have assisted us in publishing the 1930 BLL'E -xxn CR.u'. The underslafl has worked untiringlv and has proved even more ellieient than in previous years. Wie believe after seeing the ability of this stall. that the annual of '37 has great possibilities. The Hu E AND URM would never have materialized had it not been for the cooperation and ellieienev of the typing department. The vital part that typing plays in any puhlieation is an obseure point to most people. However. in getting this 131.111 AND GRAY ready for printing we see that the tvpists have played a leading part. The fae- ultv this year has been exeeptionally patient and helpful. Much of the responsibility and eoneentralion is plaeed on the teaehers whivh they have am-epted whole-heartedlv. The students have been ready at all times to do what we have asked and have had great initiative in making suggestions and 4-ontributions. The liI.l'lE AND CR-XY is not the work of a few but is the produet of the 1-ombined etiorts of the student limit. faeultv. understafi. and typists. 70 'B L L E X X D 1, ll X X I 'J S fm H f, XRNXW ' . . 'X wx 3 x.xf. X ,fx ' NXX3: X f X5 4 ':-Sz:-3 x X If J. 4' - xx n .- 2? Q34 4 1 1 57,117 E ,9 li I l If X N IJ G H 'X Y. 1 9 .3 0 RU TH HORNER Assocmre forron RUSSE LL STROBEL BUSINESY MANAGER .JOSEPH QAQR gays' Arr-f1.Hfcs son-on 46 BETTY KAY FOSTER EDI TOR-fNh CMEF 1 'Ia fa , Q' ,4 - MRS. IVY RANSOM 5Po1v5oA W' JACK WOODWARD ASSI fwsffvfss MA,vAae'A 'U- MARTHA CARRIER ,A cr! VI nfs E01 ron 7Q iii MABELLE KNOP F ASSOGIAT5 Eolron l 1 'EDWARD GEORGE Assr. 5u5nvf5s MHWHGER -'GT MARTIN BALL A SSOCIA TE ATHLETIC ED ITOR BLUE AND GRA I' Qu VIRGINIA DAY Mar EDITOR SU SAN HENSLEY Trpfsr f ' 2 I 1 .- CHA R LES DORTZ BACH CA DET Eofron f 5. ' 8' , . f' 'GSH .hi X K I 3 9- .S iw- ,lr C LAU DIA K I N G AUXILIARY Eamon I ALBERT AHALT CIRCULA TION MANAGER ? 'YC BETTY WILKINSON GIRLS' ATHLETIC gofron MARJORIE MORELAND Assn cmfuuw-fo,v Mnwmen 73 X.1936 3'6- L. 4.- JULIA ABENDSCHEIN ART 6'Dl7OR .IZ- JANIES ALDERTON ASSOCIATE CHDETEDIYOH it MAVIS KERNS Assr. ATHLETIC emron -'Fl-ifrgl 3 REGIM TAL CTI ITIES HlC1 lIMlQN'l'Al, STAFF .1 A I.,-5 'fu': Lupl. Slrolwl. Capt. .Xlf'Xilllll1'l'. Lt. Uvwvy. Ll. fhmzn-rms. LI. llwrl Q lr nf Ron 4 I XXIIQELI It llnlx NX nlml Uffinu Ya .ll ll Vol xlllflI4ll 1.0. .,.'ki . XML LhH'... . J' , A 15 ..: 2123- 11-.': -, lSFBATTALHTxSTAFF t tastes 'ltlitittiit ' Y auf!!-i 'f fl . ,ff 4 B' ,', - .ET ' ftfffliv . , ,an K .42 . E-. -5.-W, ..1- , .f .. 33,-3+ Y , 1, .,,,, . pw if . ' .-tw f -- Lapt. btrulwl Xlujwr Curr Sgt. Nlatwr Taylm' tHRLSSTAFF Thin! Raul: Capt. .Xle-xamler. Lt. li0ZZ1'IlN V vt-01111 Row: Sgt. Cuppc-tt. flnlnr Sgt: Imlmtten. Sgt. flumlwrlanal. Sgt. Km,-h. Lt. Sn-igffl. Sgt. Major Rush First Raw: Major Pe-miv. Capt. Hvll .... X N D G H CONIPANY ' T 1 7515 15 D.. L-'RFU' . , 2 znqizmfb ' Egg' , ,ggiia ' :vw fy' L 7- : ,i fglggff 5 1 xi iff? f':'M'2E5k Ki! i '-:gif , imma 'Maas ---mf--'fy' ' . fuplnn I,llIfiPlllI N11 TO HN illfi BLL7EANDGRAX.193C COMPANY B Captain Moore Sponsor Lllllirt' Owen 77 liIll XYDGli'XY19'36 iz' CUXII' XXX' ll 51737 K ' , V ' Y 23, A rv-uv-I-1 i puunuwrwmna.-Q-. , ., .. w154:g.,5Q,M5gize I V tif-we , 3 f 3 1 .L 4- , I T Q , 521 ,,g3..12::w. ' -wfiierfir. , + 1 aww. , ,.. Q , ,fii ' Q,,: 1 wg! fi, f ..,. - Eli? EEK? wwswdv 'YD' 'ia if-'EA 1nnnlllElll5!f V, In I lpllulx Hull 5llllllNHI' SNIXIRI xxluxlllxthll 78 BLUE AND GRAY.1936 History of the Washington-Lee Cadet Corps THE history of the Wiashington-Lee Cadet Corps is one of continuous advancement. Mr. Fletcher Kemp. our Superintendent of Schools. the founder of the Corps. con- ceived the idea of a Cadet Corps before the final plans for our school building were. completed. As a result of the untiring efforts of Mr. Kemp and Mr. Yanderslice the Corps became a reality in January l927. At the time of its organization the Corps had as its faculty advisor lVlr. Ludwig and as drill instructor First Lieutenant C. B. Hudson of Fort Meyer. The Corps advanced very rapidly and in the second year the one company organ- ization was expanded to a battalion of three companies. ln the third year no new com- panies were formed. but the existing companies were enlarged. thereby increasing their efficiency. A chronological list of the past and present Professors of Military Science and Tactics of the Washington-Lee Cadet Corps: Captain C. E. Johnson l92T-l92B Lieutenant Colonel C. S. Mm-Xeil .1929-l93s1A Lieutenant A. B. Tillette l93-1-l935 Lieutenant E. J. Frack 1935- The Corps which now has the largest enrollment in its history is comprised of a regimental staff. a battalion staff. a military band. three lettered companies. and MB . which are uniformed units. Cu a non-uniformed unit and there is a training: platoon. Each company as now organized is composed of tw o platoons of three squads which gives the Corps the best company organization it has ever had. thus enabling the companies to function more efficiently. Competition. hard work. and cooperation. the code of the Corps . permanently instilled into the soul of every cadet. will always keep Washington-Leeis colors in the van. and will send from Washington-Lee new men. well qualified to fight the battles of life. ONWARD MARCH 011 a May Day. zclzeu Caflels all flrill. Wllllll a picture is I'6'l79fIl8ll.' They' marelz like flauntless solfliers D Across tlle sunlit field! Come. Watcll Ilzem from a flislauce The ranks are slraiglzt and long. .flml nou' tlze band is playing. A slirring martial songl On a .Way Day. zclzen Cfulels all flrill, What a speclacle is revealerlf Ir is tlze army of tlze future Upon Life's suulil -Helzll 79 lln ' w H I. L In 1X N D G R A Y. ll 9 3 6 -' ' a W3SlliDgt0H-L66 Cadet Band Y T w , . . . . V lm Lurlm-1 lwaml re-splm-mlmml ln mls mms uniforms has llltlflf' an f'X1'Pllt'Ill Slluwlllg s ye-ur. llllh war fm' nhl- flrsl tum- In llw luslnry of tlw lbaml ilu' ill'lllll-Illiijtll' has lurm-ll out ln lull l'f'gILlllil. uncl what an Illll-1'l'l'Il1'f' Ins plume' uml ll'llllllllllf1S nmlw ln llu-upp1-urulm- uf ilu- unll. 1.41-vnu Vllllt'liLllHl.NNlll1'lllil llwlixm- ulilsnl'g1aillllLlliull in ilu' full of 10281-mnprisvclmmly ol Ll fc-xx lllK'llllH'I'r. llilS 5ll'2l1lllN urmsll. uml lmlzu ll l'4bIllIH'lSQ'F llurtx 1-mnple-lc-lx um- lHl'llH'1l mul il4'4'UlllIllI5lI1'tl IIIIISIVIQIIIS. .Ns u rm-sull ul llw llllllflllsl 1'll4vl'lsHl XX lIl'l'illll llllll'1'l' L. 5. X uswl. l.mnn1amlc'r of rv. . .. . - . llu- llm-fl Luxulry lluml ol lwvrl NIU-V. uml lln' lllSll'll4'lUl' nl nhl- haul:-I lluml. tllv lvaml ll IF mliflinguislu-fl ilwll us nm- nl' ilu- llnvs! lllllllillf mul:-I lmmlf in nhl- 'lllinl lfnrps Kr:-41. Ulliwrf in vlmrgn- ul' lln- lluml am-: First l,l4'llll'IlllIll. llluir llre-fall-1': Sm-mul llllll4llJlllN. l.lIlllN llye. .Inlm Ilullu. llaynnmmcl Nlllvlu-ll. IA-uns Urmlurll. lxrn-5 parks, Xlls-n Sluxxvlli Xlusls-r S4-rgvuxll. llirlulnl Ilurmun. 80 BLLiEANDtlRAY.lO50 3 ' fi bf' ' EL- Nliss Sunni XYn.l.iyy1s Auxiliary' Hail, Haill The Girls- :Xuxiliaryl lfyery' girl is singing anrl pushing the auxiliary along the rnatl ln yietury nntler the leaclership ull Xliss Williams anrl Xlajnr l'enve. The eninniissionefl nflivexs in the auxiliary lAtrI'lllt'fl a elulm lynmyn as the Sarlie Williams tllulv. nam -rl in limiwr nl nur sponsor. Xliss SLlCllPXYllll2lll1S. The main purpose of the 1-luln is lu prmnute a lvetter anfl finer eaflet 4-urps. There are at present une llllllfll'f,'ll anfl fifty three girls fliyifleml into three 4-mnpanies. namely. anal the neyy unnpany. eat-li haying tml platmnns. This year the auxiliary partir-ipatecl in the animal l'ieflnmnt Dairy Festiy al. helrl at Manassas. X irginia. yy here they rereiyerl first plat-e. All the auxiliary is ltmking furyyartl to tht- llllllltblll' assenilily nn Hay' twenty-First when the nllii-ers ref-eiye their 1-nniniissinns. The Carle!-'Xuxiliary slimy is nnys in the making. lfaeh year this is the hig eyent uf the year fm the Cadets ancl eyuxiliary. The slimy is not only fur entertaining. hut il alsn helps tu pay the expenses in Wvineliester. the e1'uyy'l1irig eyent nf the year. the Apple lllussmn parade. 81 li I l If X N IJ C ' li X Y 1 9 'S 6 p - - - f.m,f.75Q:- my syn . fn.- ..-lb-..3 fi xr IPXNX l , WW. M.-nn... ,.:- - ---...- are env.-r , :evi- .,:. , V- '- ,mr-. W , , .1 . rg, ,:. :Q . E nf'- f ' 1' I ,., W... A--Q-f.-.-v-.Q t.lfIl.lIIl lx Il 89 BLLEANDGRAX.1936 CONH14NX 'Ku lllHlllH HEI? Captain llurm-1' 83 2 Hill!! IH? v u IilLIz4XNDGHAY.1936 .,, W. L, , 55155- CONfIl 'A X Y I, 29ml 4-:Sw-' f 4,...., .Q -r-35' 5, .-L E .3 3-zz L' L3 . nf ' 5321 Y l 'Y' ,. :ij . . , A , I-,. J M -My gq 1.,if,,ifijfiggg-j1.-'wi-1 -Arla:-: f', V - Q ' R 4 a l fi1:i-Y ' .3 1-1- ' Y if if 535 Ill!! lui il . -,, Nl ll' W B A A,A. J - , ,W iff? -i .L ' 1f T t ' ifnpluin llnpknnx 84 BLL'EANDGRAY,1930 S li N -X'l'l-1 1 Q5 'TT-A Sfllllllllflgf lfm1rtm'y ghI'v'NO'. lfltwn Hurnvll. llilllu I'-me-lx. 1,llilI'la'N lim-Na-. Win Vl'Ill'Il1'l'. Sf'fI'l 1,.' Hattie- Tillf-tt. Philip llnrxlplulm. 'Hmrlxax llamiin. ,I-'un Xtwnul, Xlvu Wllilv. llvlvn Us-xwy THIC Hill Sli OF REPHICSliYlfX'l'lX ICS rf TNW. Snllnlilfyi Williunn Ilan-llw. lluw-ll lnvlliilx. Hull-!m I'1xIIl. NX illi.1m Xml'-, Nl:-N lm'l1.'1'. 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Hiuxvllliif I.:-ur. limi- 4 l'g1wl'. 85 H441 S onsors :cars Cue and Call Tf1v play 's Ilw lf11'11y.N Hl l llIl'.liS l'IAf'SI'fff'I1l l,UllQlLlH XX illium fLl'illlllliilll I IAF! -l,l'6Nl'lll'lll Xirginiu l,Ilf'lllll Sm-,-'vlfllfx Lulm-5 Uliif 7'f'f'f1-f111'f'f' l l'u111'4-5 l!r1-mmm S4'1'ya'r1l1I-:Il-411ms X.-xillp 'lx,,,-I-Q-,,,Ap HllSl'lII'S.Y llrzllfrgfff' ,Iunwf ,-Xlflvrlml ll1'r1'1'lnr nf lrl Illllf l'ulfl1'r'1'l x X1-il Nlf-lxnigllt SlPl'll-WPI'-V Xlr. 1,1-luml XX illiams Ulf- ,lunv t1ill'5llll xIi5F I:fxIN'l'f'1l Xlxms X1 I'IXl'I'Il-'S Hn- lllillllillll' illtvlllh has 4-wl.1l-llxlxml als:-II an lln- wluml IPIWPSIXIIII llll- xvzu' ullh .l xxnlm-I' mul umm- xauu-al -1-rn-5 ul pumillvllmn-. lllv lnllmxung plans xwrn' lDl'l'F4'lllPlI I l'f11'1ll1'11ggjm lfn' llllrfn-M: 'l.1'lu4-lvvllnf Thf' llunr: NIIIIVI' fur lflf' ff1PNlI4lIg.Yf lfnlzlvn llllll lllll-Vf. fr-zllllrilng H1-nv Xuan-5 im-I iililfllbll I:l'l'N'I mul Xlalxxwll Xlulvlsmll l','II'I1llN'f lflf' lthfrrrz. III xshlvll XIIQIIIIZI llll1'lLlll uns sl.u'l'm-ml. Hn' lanllm-r Iu'mlll1'llwl1 lllilflxi ilu 4llIll2lX1lI xxmlx Imlll Ill llI1'l'1':l1llllguI 'alms uml llll'ilI'll5lI1'l'Xl'1'H4'll1'4' ul t'Xl'1'llllUll ffl'l'4ll1'l :nh-n-sl nn anlulllwns mm nuulw llu- 'lim-x HI lry-milf. Ul'illIlQlllI' 4'XlN'l'll'lll'l' .114-'plum-cl IN'l'lllilIl1'IllIN ilsilllig1lll'I'illI1l. il i-I1.,,.1-11.11nmn-1l.-m-4nlvl1-1110.11-nik-xpnw nl lllll' luIIl1'slI1'1'l'sa1's4lf. IIN' xc-glr, 86 SNA 1 I S F I XN cue Ano cms ,ETSO TH 5F4LCOl 1y SCEVQG fa Ppmeor-mo JULIET wfifz, G 6 V15 Hfnfs CLHYTOYL geast R PnmTmC. FOB THE Duc:-4555- ,uhh CHHRLSS AQESQ HSLEIIE FTIJ: DOMELD vmcsnla Pneuaq ROBERY comood ,lc Qn AELLJ Cmv1on gense HEVKTTG TOP-Pw6?111c Geoncf wesec COLIRTUE9 x .Agri X if S 5 CUE AND CALL ? arf f' ha. p- 45 J h :-. Rfb ' f . . 4 . -ix 1, as . ,t . ,tb a , , cus QPU? cam. presents' MAXNM' LQ an DE RSong ELIZQBGTH THE- QLIGE-D. :ff:Arr1'r:?' VIRCIVHR PHELRIT, x li I, L li AX N D C H A Y. 1 9 3 6 HUNIXNI IIUHIICHXI v......,-,I . ,,V. , Tlljl Rlill'.' Hyfvll 5Ill'l'l'iH. Holm-rl Vullmfr. ,Iavlx lligllluwe-r. llharlvx Xl1'N1-ir. St'I'0Illl Rllllf Nlargare-I Warm-r. liivllaml Xamllr-y. l.1--Iiv llamwlm. Uli- Wilwn. Lm-hlin flalifvy. ti2iIllf'l'ill!' flaffvy. Palllinf- Xlurix. Xirgillial XIIINNUIIIIQIII. lillvll Hag:-rty. l'vI4l'.Nf lflflll' Ralph Sllvulx. vigiliu: ,lavk Hulrinsun. 1llI2l4'NllIl'I Hill l'ur1i1v. prawl-fr. Wi-N Xllvll. Npm1w1'Z Hill Mm-N. wmxulz Nlyrtle- Bunvh. wrilnu. IIIIUN. 1'f'llN1lIw. FHICXQIIAI CLI B , ff 'fm E?'fff . ' Q1 sf, ,hi Q. in Q.. l:fl'!w lX'1Vll 5 4 lu.lrlv-- limvl. liulln Nmlrm-11. l 11gvuf ll.1xl'-ll. Nlix- xI'Hii.'4'I. I xmgm I'.liIkl'lllllxN. l'1I'.1lll'1'N W.lllfI1'wv. lwnl lfwn D- lzlllillllll ll.umm1. llunix 4 JIIIIIIIHH. Xlglluunwlilu' l:l'IIlll'll. ,lLl1'lllI1'lilll' IIIIl'l4'N. lI1Iwk-mp.XI.uw-Iiu--Nl.1lnlmN41.l-lmlnlhfll. Vmw DO BLUE AND GRAY.1936 THE COMMl'1HlIIAl, CUB .sg ' , in rg 4 h ' .4 Nlildred Crump. Ruth Burflette. Nlarkiuric Kirby. Hulh Pnrlvr. .Xnnv Nlyr-rx. N irgriniu lliilvttv. The-Ima Beach. Louise Georgie. Eleanor lilnliw. Caihvrim- Flahe-rly. Nlildre-al Tmhl. janvt l'attv-rwn. lille-n Watson. Ruhy Swicegmul. Edith xIZ1l'K'ffY. lfwlyn Halmm. Eilf-mi Povwr-. THE SHOP CLVB ,MW AMW V ,.,, , ,. fr - i .KI fi... 5 - ,ini D 2 V f 1 . Y, , 4 gt-qghgw ui: .:,4.,+:....-..qag,4a...,., .... ' Kg A '?-w wf . 1 4 if Q ffm wi .3251 - 1 ifrvfg ' r - ?g.5r,5?g.i,..,,1rf :sg ' ' inf.- Q'5?5?'- UV!-' RUHH' .lilliltfs Bu1'1'ows. Uuiwluii iIl'il'iPf'-f. iizirry Spwixvliivil. Ralph IIJIIIQ. Xliif-1' Illiiimvzu. imlllx l,n1'f'ov':ii1. Xlfglli hmlvllli. biilllll' Plllx. 89 Nliilvr. Xxvalln-1' Ifllgialml. uvlll'I't'Il flimlglf-y. Hnlwrl K--lim-y. kliihn War il ll'11'1w .Xlr-xalmh-i'.1,4-i,rgi- Ii I, I' Ii AX N D C Ii I-X Y. 1 9 3 6 .IUI IiXfXI,ISNI lIl,l II f.i-uw! fa ffgrglxxz. 2 if ,A 1-I , I A I A ,f .If K g ' , I 0 Q Masq' Fl M . a ll os I vs 1 I ,A ff,E' UUdmmmnJmvHMhSMmJ A fQf . J, - 1 K ' A X I II I'-, 1 RE IETUN, Y X, MONIWXY, FEIERL ,EXRY IT, N10 If-.I 1 E, f ,. sig 1 , .ix 15 , . E1 A A 1 4 '- .. 41'-L , ... -1 ..,II.--.I-AIU!.4I.,,I., wmv., ,H lx . X. I ' f 1 '1 I I ' v..:.,. '.u,.,, df.: Hr mi AI, I-I.: .I 'l,',, I xl' 1. v f . lk '14 V f, I. , I V. I 31' v,I -.-. I' n xr' . ' I ' ' ' f 'IT' ' ' I 'I H wif' IIII- If ilu- flu-fl 'I-mm---11 XIII- I-HMI V, rm ,VIIIH lvl- vu- -A 'A ' '- .Iv - ' I ' I I Ima A J ' f X :IIVvnIpIwI ul 'J' -II. IIN Il' yn.,!..IA.. ' Vx' ' . .V -- A fur In :I xx-vI:n -'II-I I-X .Iwi U-rn'-Iuw ' ,I - I ' I xl I ,, , J, N. U I' Hz, I-.Il1y1IIll1,I1m'l s.u'Ilm1m :HIM LIWHV .Huw I IMI-If II I-A J' X g 'HE Lux '. U rv I-u1vi,lvIv'jUQ-31' QIMIQIELQE ,L QVVM. . , , , , TI1irIccn I raduaIe in February Class Sclwvl Svifif Week EOMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS HONOR GRADUATES ALUMNI YTJEWE . HELD JAN' 30th Fmm the 50 yafd Line M, KEMP DQESENTS UIPEOMAQ I W' I' 'WIN' --1 'Mfg' - -Y IxV.I,,XS x.x'li THAININIQ 1,11-II '5 'III' UN ' I U' V-' -I rn - .-I-NU, M, .M .I , GRADUATES ENTERTAIN WJ! uIf!l,!Q1I:2Aff :E m' IW' ,-, ,, In 11.Auowi 'vgfpzi SIENIOPS AT ASSEMBLY II.-.W .-.I.I...',.,,, I I W,fI..x- XIIY1'IllrII'Ii In I I I I ' lIm'I .Iv:IAIAv11I-- I' ' ' 'I I- . U - ,.1 .IM W-Iwu-1- 'w'X'-1 IM. I' I READERS CLUB NEWS I , . VIIIVI' W .IA.I1..,I.f, ' I1 ' I 5, , , Cadets Examined II All .III,iII.l. 'W ' IM' A I I . I'-I.-.1-R. Ii ' - :M ' I:-Or Pmrnohons I IIIIIIIMZI1111.-: I1i.II,y,I,I Hlklng M F' N W I. H- Il ylill- :W IIY:'KNI:l II1.I Banks on Weather ,.,l I 'I' v'7n1'v I'.7 H , XIWINN IEW ,lwln K., WAI, -.N'r:v1','xIl'fII1Iv uf I: I I -f U I', 'W' ' j ' ' xx I A, u'IFII1:xx.i..I mg . W L A V' Iv.-'Im gl- I-nw II:-Ivr'Imv nk 'T N I xx' I, - .-.1.1-x.-xwmzm Img. -r-A X 21' IU. 'fx' , xwIl-..- .1,., lf, NIM Ir' ..i.,g -1 E M X X .. i U Im I' I , I soxmc swzrs I if I -. . f I V , K E 1, . I, 1 'f U I All In-1,-I wh.. are inh-rvstenl in .' , - , the !'um.Innu-niuh If boxing ar' 'A Irsonhrc and IEOKQIIIICIIIIII xn'.'I1-Ed lo 1-un thw- lil-wxing Fluh II I .1 . nu-vu vu-ry ww-wk day vrrepl Mon- I A-J N I A1355 xiccflng Iillgif SUCCCNS :Isp umlur Ihv mpm-rnAi-nz uf Mr Ai-'K, --v xx J 4 - -, WY A- Y Y A,,,,..., , -..E,,... -EA ,,,, ,,LL!: Lz -ggi-:L -,'- ly4JE,: ,, Y, V, , Y , Y,,-4 Cl li IXI1 l,'IIl,I, T0 I'lHa'Slu'N l' l'l, IIE 90 F1 BLL'EANDl,HAX.lU.5h THF XX XSlilNlQ'l'UX-l,lfll SX XIPHUXX lllllllll-QS'l'HX Xlgvr Lming. Uv-r-vii l.m:ng:. ,Xrtlmr Xli't. H-'lv'-ri livnlaim-5. XXL'-Jo-X l'iif-lfl-. livillr lurr. H1-lu-rl llync-N. l-wvr1a1r1l Xlatlm-41. Xgu-lin-I N-lflun--. lfula llulzxnwy. Nilvrf- Xlf-ll--rmun. llvm XX illium-, Xlim Y. Duggur. 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Hwwwllinfl X.IlQ-1-lu-r, NI1llllN l'. llXNlJl1,H,XF'l'1,l4l Hg Swrllufz Hr-lg l.'-fl ll-fppvr. lifliy XlHl11ll11l1'11. Hrs! Rffu XX'inifrwl XXA1'ig:l1t. lluru Uululx-nn. Bvtly lllxllmrt. ,Xgnf-N lmaig. llfm-Illy Dugan. Nanny llrwwll. Xlurx Bwlll llf'I1llI'll'l'iN. Liar-ll l.Illl'N. Xlarin- Nlurlz. ,Nwfwrzff Hula: l'xlHI'f'll4 ' Rvllwr. 4ia11'11lyr1 Xelair. livl-X Higlxtmwr. l,:0ll1'lIlt'X' Brown. June' ll:-e-ml-. Nlargarr-I l1Lil'I'lI1glllIIl. llulliv Tillvlt. lialllr-rinv Swlrivlx I-'ramw-N Trimlrlw. Hlvarwr Harley. Barbara Simmx. ll:-lc-n l,lll'lxNl'I1. Xirginiu Xlutwr. Xlix- Hut Npullxnlj 91 lawn HI IIIIINII' iw am IIIIVQIXII paul HI lIi1'li' In-ings. Iii Igilm- xsliili-i' an IIN- :mix II I, l If X N II G II IX XY. I 9 .S 0 SIINIUII ILIIIIH ILI,ICIC I1I,l II uf XXIXSIIIX1L'I'HX-I,I-fl-f HIGH SIIIIUUI. Cuff Sl'lIf his SIiIlgf'l'S IIINPII wlrlfi II I-Ill MIIIXQS nf gfrlffllfhss llllll of Illliffll. Tflfll lluji' lfiiggflr 111111-li llre' livurrs nf niwn :Iliff IPFIIIIQ' llivni lim-L' In l11'111'f'11 11gg111'11. 4II I IIII-IIIS I UII 'I'III'L X'IiXII XX ICIIIC: l'1'1aw1'1lf'11l III-ily XX uriI umI I.uuiu Smith I1'1'1'-l'1m1'1lf'11! I,zu1i'u Smith Sl'l'II'ffll'X Xliii-inn IIHIXI-I' 7'11'11.x1111'1 IXQIIIIUVIIII' IIi'iflms l,l.lIl'IIlIIfllI XIQIIX Iiiiiifi- Xlumiing l,lill'I'flPl Ii1mIx1'l' IIIIIVSVIIIHI IQIIIQIQII-1'IIIliI+wI'XX4ifIiiiiyImi-I,1'1- IHIIINVPIU IWIIX InlvIx mi-1' I'I'I3'1lv. II I- Imlilix in lla ie-iuillli-1'4-Inv:-. X I1ii'g1-riiiimlii-I UI LLIIIN IIILIII vxvi IwIui'1' j-iimil il: ' R .IIIIIX imI uiIw. ii QLIHIIII NVIIUIIN in Iuiipm-xv :mil wx41I Iw IIN' I1I1'ilIF ul II11- vIuIv. .Ie '-lIIl'IX IIlIHlI1iII4'.lIIIl'NI Il'Il1'AlINAIIN.IUI IIl4'III'NI IIIlIl'IXX4liIXXl'1'Ix.IIIVIIXVSUI IIl1'llI1'1llIn'l 'N ui-ni-1-iiii1'Ii4-II Im lIivii NIIIIIX wlkingiiigiimilw-giniliI'1iI nil. Irx IIII'IIi?Lli1IXXIII?lLIIPIIIAVVILI ll.II1IIIII.IX HI lIiv X4'llI iii XX QINIIIIIQIUII-I,v-v. IIl4'1'IllIv:alx1' IIN 4iliiill4iI l'1'f'il41I iii I'4rlljlIll1IInll xxilIi P I lI1':IlI4I I.ziII, Ill'NIlIl'NIIIINIIIl'I1'XX4'I1'lIIIIlIl'IlIlINllIII1'I iIIrIH'llILlIIl'l'NlIIII'III?1 lIi1-Nvlimil X1'JlI. IDL I BLLlEANDCRAY.193o I l TH IC C011 nsellor President Iillft'-PI'PSl'llPlIf Treasurer Secrelary Social Illlllllflllllll illusie Cl1Ill.l'IIIUl1 JPN IOR-SICN 1013 GI RI. HIQSICRYIQS Nliss l,ena ll. XX olfe l.lo1se l'ox Mary Sue Nli'Xeely Norma Payne Nancy Lee Throgmorton Xlary Heth Hendrirks u Lois Cfdty l'0l'Cl Social Service Clzairnzmz fllelllberslzip Clzairnzari Publieily C11!ll.I'I7IUlI Dorothy Adams Frances Ames Hehna Beayers Ethel Boswell Xellie Brooks Arhela Charles Sarah Chittenden Lois Crawford Catherine Crist Catherine Daniel Doris Daniels Dorothy Fox Eloise Fox Doris Greenwnv MENIBHRS lflizaheth Haislip Mary Beth Hendricfks Peggy Hendricks Raye Hudson june Holland Doris Hundley Martha Hunt Constance Kelly Mary Sue Mtheely Eileen Moore Peggy Xelson Pat Orr Dorothy Parnell Norma Payne Q3 Sarah Chittenden .lane Henolds lzthel Hosyy ell Nlary Penn-e Yirginia Pumphrey Gladys Ranh jane Reynolds Myra Hiddel Nlartha Jane Rolver Jessie Rolrinson Catherine Round Marian Sehumann Ruth Simerly Peggy Smith Ruth Spink Eleanor Thomasset Nancy Lee Throgn Nancy Yvilson ll ll ll I4 I. l If X N D C H A Y. 1 9 3 6 2 'wg x K nit-A-Bit Club KFIVIVIUICIIS l'1'f4-.s1'flf'r1l Nluriv Xlilks l'1'f'x1'flw11l lfllwl Ijlllllglltl f IH'-l'1'f'.s1':f1'11l Nlilelrml Iqlvn I ITP-f'l'f'.s141ff'l1l Xlilfiix ,lvnsul Sf'l'l'l'fIIl'X-7'l't'flXIlI'l'I' Susan l'IQ'llSIt'j 5m'l'f'l11l x RUSl'lllill'f Lean l.'l11l1lfwlm1'lw1 t:lill'llN'll Ulu ,lYI'f'tI.91IIAt'l' l'a1triw'ia ,lwlm l,l'lly!llIll f.'l,lIll'lAHl1lIl Xla1l'inl'iu- llmllvllm Svrgwullffrll-11l'1l1.x Xlltll't'f Xxvillilllll Njmllwl' Uiww l'Il'1'liLlllQlll Xeflfxvjnzprfl' lfa'pnl'lc'1' Hallvl Hum Spnlzvfr Nliff N11-lilullrl Xl IiNIl3lCllS lfamnl ll:-Iw l'm'liu HHIIXXPI' l'wl'illln'l'S U11 xlill'Qill'l'l liixlvr lhrulhy Sill Hull! llnyl' Xllll ilullg Uvtly Slllilll lfllll-I lfllinl llllll'ilIl'll lyllf Ixilllil Sll'XX2ll'l Phyllif I'1lH1'l'f Xlillf Hllllnlmelfull ilwris XX auwl I,1llliN'fll'iQrlPy lflglim-1mmlIml'l Hlllll XX hilIlIl'I' .ILIIIV Laing l,lll'iIl4' 'LHU1IillQ1 Uuriw XX and l,lll'i1'Xlt'illl1' 'l'ln-Imam llille-ry Xlwrgam-l Xlvxgllule-1' Nlury Nlurrif Xlury ,lwnuw Xirginiu llnaym- lmiw I,i1'I't'1' liiilll lxhlxwll Hlllll lin-1-m' Xllllfilllllil l'mu-r llvllim- lNilu'lu'l1u- Xlg1rll1g1l3l'mrlw Hvlvn Pwllurxilf Hull: Xl1wl1wr Xl4ll'Qill'l'l liallxvrl lhmnllly Slllilll I'ilil:lll4'lll Ul'll1ImvI'H' II4llN'l:1lF'Pf BLUEA ND GRAY,193 The Science Club President Vice-Presiderzl Secretary'-Treasu rer Sponsor Joe Bruman Wfaldo Burnett Wfalter Canham Harold Choate OFFICERS MEMBERS Don Cilter Stanford Edwards William Ehols James Criffen Leo Snarr Ted von Sprecken Bruce Halsted . Betty Nelson Mr. Christie Bob Thomas Roland Toeppen Ben Vifeston Tom Wrilliams Wfith the passing of years. science has become more important to ollle every ay life. Youth everywhere is striving to learn more of this wonderful subject. Science clubs have been formed and many things that were dark mysteries in the days of the one room school building are now the common knowledge of almost everyone. The Wrashington-Lee Science Club of l93O. organized under the sponsorship of Mr. Christie. has an enrollment of seventeen members. The club has no program committee. but each member is expected to cooperate in the reports. discussions. and experiments. The programs have included reports on the lives of such scientists as Faraday. Galileo. Madam Curie. Xewton. and others. Following talks on scientific subjects covering X-rays. electricity. television. tele- scopes. etc.. the club has engaged in general discussion. The club has conducted some interesting experiments. ln one of these. laughing gas or nitrous oxide was prepared and tested. Plans are being made for an assembly to be held in the near future and also for experiments which will round up the years work. That interest is the keynote to success has been fully attested by the progress shown by the Science Club. 95 Bl.L'EANDGReXY1936 Red Cross Club 519011-WI' Miss Johnson OIVFILIICIIS f flIf11'I'H1f11-' Elsie Groot SU!'l'6flll'YY-Tl'f'fISlIIPI' Polly XXHZQI llHf'lfllI'l' f.'llIll.l'NIIIlI Iilf-goof Sig-wal-1 Nl l'lMl3l'lllS Lillian lly rnes lflsie Groot l'1-ggi lilIllllN'l'lLtlll'l nlgllflflyu liing l' lHlitJll1't' Grayson lflvanor Stewart l,oist21-ayson llolli Xxelzel iI,Xl,l'lNll.-Xli UI A-XC'l'lYlrl'llfS Ue'lolw1'S Xoxeiiilwr V l'r1-paralioii of tllnistnias menu 1-ou-rs for li. S. S. Lexington. l,lt't'f'lltlDt'l' Refinishing ul toys and hlling of stof-kings for a needx' li2llIlllY. january Talrulation of results of annual lied Cross lloniv lnspevtion Campaign and making of Valentines. Fehrnary Wlaking of Valentines and distrihution of some to Children-s Hospital. Marvh Making of svrapshook for Xkvar Yeterans. April l'1't'pa1'alio11 of lfasler lraskets for Chilflren's Hospital. May Making of iVlUtlI9I'.S Day vards and voinpiling of material for 1111111111 on .4 III Pl'lif'lIlI H nl 1'1I11y.s. The Spanish lub omtxiaiis Presiflenl Bill Parks I'I'l'?-PI'f'SI'Ilf'IIf. Clllllliflllllll of I,l'Ugl'fIlll tjlllllllll-HP? Tyle Page Sf'1'1'elc11'-i'-Tl'ef1s11l'e1' Betty Marshall 'lille Spanish Clnh. sponsored hy Miss l'eed. held its first meeting on Nm einher 0. 'llhere were nine nienihers present. The aini of this group is to learn more ahout tht- Spanish language and the 1-onntries wliic,-li speak this language. To this end there- are rc-ports Ull the xarious Spanish speaking countries. The lllPllllN'l'S learn various Spanish words and phrases and nse them during the vluh period. Spanish songs are also learnt-fl and sung. Some 1111-'111lw1's haxe visited the ljllll-Alll9I'l1'illl linion and rc-ported on what they saw. as well as inlornlation found there on Spanish speaking 1-onntric-s and people. Sonn- of the llll'lIllN'l'S haw starts-rl Vtll'l'PhlJUlltlf'lIl'L' is ith Spanish speaking students. l11 this may first hand information is gained ahonl Spanish speaking ronnlries. lt is planned lo give a Spanish play for the In-111-Gt of the Spanish rlasses. 'Klthongh the group is slnall. it lm-ls that it is at-1-oniplishing sonivthing worthwhile. 96 BLIEANDGRXY 1040 The Sam Browne Club UFFICFRS Conznzamfer liluptaiii Llllill'lf'S llnrll IYIICP-C0111lIIl1IIIf6'I' lfiril. Ll. Rulwrl X HUP .-lffjlllanl llnluiwl .liilI1f'S :Xlmlcit ii Firzance Uffiver Captain .lnhn Nl Senlinel First l,l. Hmm-r lx I The Sam llrmxiw Clulm is 1'UlllPl'lwPfl of thfw 1-inlet ivllivf-rs uhm if further the interesls uf the Cailvt Corps. Its Iviiiqiwef uw lu instill il mil nl lf Ili ship aiming the uilivms. lu flisvuss prulvlc-ins and mitixilivs 4-um-viiiiiig the I iflct 4 wi ll and to spimsnr ffilllill sm-ial ai-lixitics. XllfNlHlfRF james Alilvrtmi l'llIgt'llP .Xlcxaiiclwr Marlin Bull ,lusepli Carr llivliarcl lfuzzmis l.en1iai'rl llvwey' l,lllCi1'lPS lJH1'lZl'hill'll james D50 Allwrl flimniw PRh'l'.'l REUN FSS For all your :lays pr'c'pm'P. nlmf meet IIIPIII all alikf: l',flxsui'4l in-wipe X 4-rimii Haus-1' ,lulm llnllingfxx Hmm-r lxf-mp ldlvnri Nlaixey julin Nlmvre llnlwrl Xluttwrn llllwsvll Strulwl llqfien you are 1116 llIll'l'1. hear! ll lien You are the IIIIIIIIIIPV. 97 Sfl'I.A'f'.n I4 l. 5 Xlblli XX ll,l.I XXIF iIl.l I5 I' Ii :X N D C li A Y. 1 9 3 0 . gpm: an -4, nl w ww ,. N n va' A 1 . -ru: , ,1 nur nu 2,-,msn-Nunn 1 Ffa- ful wfw-wa-,I sz M frwvllwn 2 ww 1. frm my-In-Q :Mg fwlm. 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II?-I I. lulslmln lllgll ul- ll ilFlllllQl1PIl. xxilll ilQ1l'1'ill rc-lnlllulinll. uns our lllxXl Hlllltvllvlll :nu Ill .n u-rx 5N'1'lll1'IIlill' uamu' un' umlminislc-w-nl llu'ir lllFl ll4'llI'lll ul' ilu- 5lxil54lll ln an vmlnl nl '70-I I -1 IOO .' .. ' . . ., .. . .-u.,,-. ., Y,ml.r, BLUE AND GRAY,1936 Our old rival. Fredericksburg High. visited us next and the Yellow Jackets put up a game but losing fight. The score of 21-0 looks good for us. but we were plenty worried for a little while. Playing in a sea of mud and against other disheartening odds. W-L was nosed out by Newport News Highis Typhoons. The final score was T-2. The L'Little Generals encountered a tartar in Western High of Washington. but the fellows managed to apply that extra something to prevent the red machine from scoring. and to walk off the field the victors. The count was 7-6. On Thanksgiving Day. before the largest crowd ever to witness a football game in Northern Virginia. a fighting team from XV-L succumbed to our ancient enemy from Alexandria. Leading George Vtiashington High 9-lt at the half. things looked every good. but the Presidents came back in the second with a devastating running attack. Before the game was over. those runners had attacked our goal line two too many times, and the game was theirs by virtue of three points. 12-9. To point out any outstanding individual would be unfair to everyone else. but several facts are well worth mentioning. Eddie 0'Brien was just about the best place kicker in this section. connecting for a score almost at will. Dundred Evers was one of the best defensive ends in the Metropolitan area. Billy Bragg at the other end was a versatile pass receiver. Leonard Hippler and Jimmie Fixx were outstanding in the backfield. 6'Tubby Wfelch stood out defensively. and as a running guard was all that could be asked. FOOTBALL ELEVEN 101 H l. l' li :X N IJ C ll fl Y. I 9 3 6 Basketball limi lo lhff man lflhfll lillfv 1',l'IIf'IAIit'IIl't Il'll0 foils llgfllilhyf mlrls and Vw! l'UIIllIIf'fS.u Nlay il not lu- said lllill our lilllv loam lllllIl4'lll'll into a staggering array uf 1-untests with thi- prim-rlvial lun slrilws against lllf'lll? whim-h yveiv. nanwly. ilivxpP1'iei14'G. and lilllm' lilwalwlv mal:-rial. Hur ls-am didnil haw llial lllirfl strike vallvd all year: tlwy playa-d llie- parm- squarvly and yum. Why 'f H6'l'llllSP nur lvam plays only tlw vliam- pions: yye-are-pl'wl1fl uf lllal. and ysin ur lusv. llwy lmmk gourd to us. 'Hwy slarlc-d out in llw sc-vmul ywok nf XOX1'IlllDt'I'. .-ls usual a large numlwr of vziggc-r ihlllllllllw rvlmrlf-fl ln arlmg 1-mu-li Hll'llill'IlSUIl. He: undvr they dllllvully' of dvaling ysilli in-yy malvrial. gradually wrlvrl out ilu' likr-lie-st gruup and starlvcl lu drill nn lllllIl2llIll'lllLllS. lmmr-dialc-ly aftvr lln- iiimiu-liluris Nl:-xamlria fmnllmall game' Mr. llalwr tmmk vlrargu-. XX illiin a lll'l'li ln- had hif squad ph-ki-d and llIllli0I'llH'll. Ylill1'll flarlvd lln- N-awn llial Slblllf' pi-uplv vallvd lic-div. but yyliat must of Us ,. . . ,Q mall:-d gn-al. llivri- isn I an uppmn-lil yylw 1-an way that our lvam gays' up. Ilw lmys luuglil liard lvrmu slarl ln linisli. lOQ '- BLKEANDCJRAX 1936 11511 Kiil ----11 UI11' -V ii ii 2 111 'iii li I1 lil , .. ,....- M131 ' 13.- it A6 ,--- f-1 - ' '7-1:45 ., ,J A I .- x A I 13 L :situ 511' u 1 -1- 1- ' ' 'Q ll K' 4 ., ,K ' 'ii --L 3:1111 131 -.f- vw-f-,sustain 1-Q 1 i we -- lv' 1 i11 -i -' uuvulithll , . s ,, - 1 -S-A V , ...rn r it DI re' 555 W , '-w3cT'3o. The Washiligtoll-Lee Athletic Association Pl't'Sli1l?IIf Edward U'Brien Treasurer James Fixx I'1'ee-l're.s1'fler1I Harold Wheeler Spmzsnr Nlr. Rit-hardstin Seerelnr-i' Shirley l.ut'kett The Athletit' Assm-iation started its first avtixities un Septenilwer 25. l'J35. Its first important accomplishment was a large sale uf athletit' tit-kets. whit-h hruught the student membership far heynnd expevtatiuns. Later it was fnund net-essary tu make an amendment In the t-tmstittltitm. This amendment provided fur an exeeutire enunt-il 1-tnnprised uf tint representatixes. a lmy and a girl. from eat-h uf the highest grades. the tenth. elex enth and twelfth. This was a henefit to the nrganizatiun het-ause it kept it in 4-tmtat-t with the students. The rlssot-iaitm urganized a rheering squad In gn to the Sexenth Street xsharx es and give the foothall team a rnusing sendtttl lu the Xewpurt News game. .-Xlsu on the list nl at-vtvmplishments for the year. is the 1-ummittee for the adxanee- ment of sportsmanship. This 1-ummittee was nrganized as the result of the eilnrts of the Association. The 4-ummittee was etnnpnserl uf representatives frmn the fuur leading organizations of the srlitml. the ftthletit- .-Xsstwiatitm. The Student ,-Xsstwiatitm. the ll'-L Club and the Nlunngram liluh. It has heen our aim all through the year to make for better st,-littul spirit and vunperatimi among the memhers of the student lmdy. As a synilml of our wnrk. hats and pennants made uf the seluml 1-ulnrg were wld prexious tu all games. The Athletic Assueiatitm has tried to put the handling of rules and regulations in the hands of the students rather than in the hands uf the fat-ulty. 103 Bl.tfl-IANDGRAY,1936 1- W et A ? 1E:ig El 'Ti will NNUU1 Kyxikgtg Nxtfllfjl 'iii-:I-f1? 'i 44 ..-4:. 5 V, V s . ,, , -. hr.. ,. . - -,-1. . H -1 . - -. ,. ff -H .. . f .ag At M f' . - . I A. , . , V . BASEBALL TEAM Baseball With a xiew toward repeating his performance of successful encounters of last year. Nlr. Richardson. early in the spring sent forth the lusty call for the usual array of ambitious aspirants for his hasehall nine. Although this was not anything unusual, it was made colorful to us this year liecause of the record that our team must uphold. Mr. Rim-hardson's higgest worry. as usual, was his pitching staff. He had left from the '35 campaign only three pitchers--Cost. Wheeler. and Preston. Of these. only Cost has had any experience. His infield was blessed with hetter prospects. For these positions there was keen rivalry. The most likely. however. were Anderson. who. unfortunately. hroke his ankle in T351 Dansherger. who manhandles that first hase like a big leaguer: Smallwood. a snappy third sacker: Simpson. who covers second: and Mc-Quinn. who is a shortstop. The outfield was of mediocr material. with Milstead as the shining light. The others were not to he overlooked. however. for they meant business. and were out to clean up with anything that came their way. , The lmoys opened their season on April 3. against Manassas. After that they had a rather strenuous seaon against them. including several high school champions and others that were not to he taken lightly. 'IO4 BLUEANDCRAY.1936 cs ,ess , if TRACK TEAM Tr a e k Wiith the beginning of NV-lfs spring sport program we again see track becoming a major sport. Last year the student body began to take notice of the Blue and Grays track meets because of the newly aroused interest in XY-L's stadium and quarter-mile track. Wle have with us this year fiye letter-men-namely Minnick lcaptainb. Ball. Bragg. Dewey. and Allen. Captain Minnick is the Generals only pole-yaulterg and is also one of two javelin throwers. Bragg high jumps. throws the jayelin. and heayes the discus. Dewey is our great miler and half-miler: Ball is our dash letter man and Allen our letter-man hurdler. This year by a lucky stroke we obtained from Mt. St. ,loseph's a boy by the name of Fred Lehmann. Lehmann has time and time again shown himself. perhaps. the fastest man on the fild. Then again we have Jimmy Down from Central High School -high jumper. and Lunquest Robertson. Westernite. discus hurler. This year's team was considerably weakened by the loss of Dick Strickler. last year's captain and shot-putter superior. Mr. Baker. our football-basketball-track coach. is still looking for a good shot-putter and javelin thrower. Be all this as it may-XV-L has a fine squad. and don't let anybody tell you any- thing different. Wleill be seeing you on the field. RALPH PENDEXTER. 'IO5 Bl,UEANDCRfXY19'36 A Q s TJ A 1 I PN The -L Club l'rv51'fl011t llundrecl Evers TFGIISIITPI' Xxbsley Moore lI'l'6'-lJfl'Sl'llHlII Billy Bragg SPl'g6'!1l1l-III-llI'IIlS Daniel Shawhan St Cl'6'flll',Y lfflwarcl U'l5rien Sponsor , Mr. Rivhardsmi Qin-nlin Allen llunalcl Cust l,emiarcl llmwy .lanies Fixx Fl'flll1flS llrillilli Ralph Milslezul ,lUSffIlll lVlinnir-lx lilawinfe- Vifvlr-li rw 'V w HOS'l'l4fR Ray Wlieels-1' llarulcl llZlIlSlJPlifIPl' jusvpli Curr Martin Ball Howard Hitting W'illiani Urani lrxing Sniallwuml Hzlruld Wliec-lei' Ihf- NN-l, Llulr. fur llic- S1-lnml ye-an' '33-'30. was pi-rliups tlw slrungvsl wurkiiig mail in our vxlru 1-nrrirulu 1'ir4'lf-. ll llilll ai l'l'QlSlPl'K'l'l lIlK'IlllDPl'Slllll of SPYCIllPCll lmys 'willi lln- 4't'l'lZllIllf ul aulrliliuns lulvr. luarlx Ill Um-lulwr lln- fn 'sl IllPl'llllgL uns 1-alll-fl lll llw ullilvtn' nlllw. Uf l'UlI1'50. at tln' slnrl ull. nulliing was clone' in lln- Will of uvlivitivs. w . . l'1'mn lnnv lu lnnv aftvr lllal. llUWt'Xl'I'. lln' vlulv l'IllPl'f'fl inlu xan'inuS an-tixilivs. 1-ln:-f uf XN'lll1'll wvrv. lln' Sl1HI'lSlllllllSllllJ rlriwf and se'u'1'ul suviul funvliuns. 'lllw spmlslimllsllip mlriu' was il lnmm-nn'nl u1ln1inislf'rvfl lwy u vmniniltcc vuln- lNl5f'll of rm-pre-sr-nluliw-s lirmn tln- XY-l, lilulv. 'lllu' Sllllll'Ill lfuunm-il. llic ixllilltlglllllll Llulv and lln' .Xllilc-luv ulssewiulimi. 'llln' iflvu wus lu vrcfulc- u l.f'fxllllQ of rcspvvl and I'UllSIfl1'l'illlUll unmng lln- slnfls-nls annl lo VIIIIN' llwni lo treat lllis ulfl llllllfllllfl willi lllUI'l' l'lll'l'. . rw. lllglil uflvr l,lll'lSlIlIilS llw 1-lulm lnflcl :ls annual 1-lose-cl clanivv. llns was ll wrx nnfnwrulvlf- urvnsiml. r Q Y 1 . Ilu- XX -l, l.luln null le-uw lu-llinal aa fair rm-pre-smiluliml In start llw XVIII' -361-'31 ll will lw up ln llll'Ill lU1'lll'l4f nn llw gn-zllm-sl lrzulilimi uf nur sf-lnml mn' W-l, Clnlm. 106 IUX BLUEAINDGRAX 1036 S' CLASS CH X 107 ,S BOXING TICXNI H I. tf li ft N D C It A Y. 1 9 3 6 Mon ogram Club The tall nl V135 hruuglit with it the third year for the orgaiiizatiuil uf the Girls Mnnngraiii Cluh. Thr' wulwiiiiig of sf-limit in Sepieinlwr saw girls' athletivs in full swing. with tht- Munugrani Clulfs mt-f-llc-tit lvaflcisliip. The ufiivcrs this year are lhusv wht, xww the pimwers of the vlulv. than m'gui1ize1's. l,I't'Xl'll6lIf Hvtty Kay Foster 1 1'r'e-f'l'c.s1'flf'11l Nlury l.nuisP lnhofly SUI'I'f'fIll'YY-TI't'llSlll'f'l' lluth Hnrnvr Spnrzsorx Miss XYlN'Plk'l' Miss Hzilim' lim-kt-x. tht- iiuijwr tall spurt. nn1,lc'r tht- tlirt-vtinn of Miss:-s XX'llt'Plt'l' and Billithl prmiflt-cl nium-h 1-mnpc-titimi. The' tmiriiuim-nt was plays-fl ull with thai ,luniurs and SHIDllUtll1ll'l'Slflltgl in tht- finals. 'I'ln- awtiritit-s lasting all yt-an' iwre- Yill'lf'll. 108 BLUEAND CRAY.193h XIXTH NND TICNTH GRAIJIC HOCKEY TEAMS ark Row: Norma Paynv. Margaret Kerr. Nl3I'giil'1'l Bixle-r. llllwl Hu-wall. lluri- Kanmlf-. Ruth Slllllll. Caroline Ray. Mary Hvlvn Flu-plwril. lfmma ,luyi-v julim-Hx. .lanv Rf-ynnlilx, lfilfwii llunlle-5. Billie Atwuml. Krzeeling: Barbara Tillwn. Marion Daxis. Bm-tty Timm-. Lap-na Klux..-Inman, illiarlum- Crist. Virginia ffuinmingb. llc-lvn lhvnklin. Dura 04l1lwn. ELIQYIZXTH AND TXYELFTH CRAITIQ HUCKICY TIQAXXIS url: Razr: .-Xmlair Nl1'llHl'lHl1'li. Bf':iI1'im'v lvllvr. xlilllfllf' linupf. liLilll4'1'illf' Hlll'lx4'l'. Be-In lluxlr- Wlllx N inwn. Llxcille' filltblllilg. Sllirlc-5' Smiili. filaru Nuwlvr. lfrnrzl Rtllll' Xirginiu ,Xl'11i-Ilmilgz. Maxi- Ikvrns. Sllirlvy Pulfvr. Xlarlin l'vm'v. 'Kuna ,lulw P1-mu-. Nlu1'jn1'ir- lXf'l'IlN. Cram- Tillwn. Mary Lwui-v Inlmaly. lilamlia King. lAilllNt' lmlwlvn. Martha Puyxw. lim-ntliy Nlas-iv. 109 YUMBLINQ CLUB ' 'X BLUE AND GRAY.1936 ALI, ARUI' N IJ ULIB NF-4.3 ,XV lfllflf Roux' Luis Dani-. Kline- ilwnlrivlx rnnt Knit: Bvtty llullmrt, Nliw Elliott. llnrotlly XlklNNlt'. xlllflllil llarrivr. lliuvv Tillwull. lillarloltv 4friSl. lfatlwrinn- Stun:-. lfile-o-n llunlly. Hull: Slllllll. lmrvllai XIHS-vlinan A1 5-A ,f ,., 1 .-1, 335 .4 .,... , 4.3. 2. 5 ,, ,,,. ,ks Q W -1- ..,,, - : 1:ii -In X ll 'tis Y MY 15 ' ' :nfs nuncnuuup 1KQl'C'1Ks:4 ' 1 :hm 1431? , vhs!! GIRLS' CLASS CHAMPS 111 BLLE AND GRAY.1936 Swimming Club ln Fehriiary the I930 Swimming Cluh was urganizffcl unclvr the ahle direction of Miss W'liPPlel'. who, un Pvm'y Wecllwsflay afternmm. mvt with the club at the Y. XY. C. A. swimming puul in Xxfilfllllllgllttll. This is the fourth t'4bllSt'1'llllXt' yvar thf- si-lmul has hurl ll swimming vluh and flue tu tht- fur-t that sunw of tht- girls are alrvzirly super-snimmvrs. the club is flivifled into thrvv parts. the l'DG51ltlIlt'l'S. the inlernwcliatvs and tht- atlmm-eil class. Animig these flixisiuns :many 4-untvsts am- hvlfl aml thv girls with their fvvling uf 1,-miipvtitiuri and limi spurlsmunsliip 1't't'vix0 km-ii l tlj0ylllt'lll as will as instrurtivv lL'2il'IllllQI unfl 0x1-PllPnt PX0l'1'ist'. 'llhv 1-lulv in-nl ull with an llilllfl this yt-ur. 'lllic-rc' am' upproxinlatvly fm'ty-five lllf'IlllH'l'S. this 6'lll'0lltllt'lll 4'Xl'0t'lllllSl that ul' prvxiuus we-airs. This is uno uf thv girls' - , 1 most inlvn-sting uthlvtu- 1-lulvs of tht- sf-Inml and its prngn-ss was zissurvcl ish:-11 tho 1.llu1'l's xxvrv 1-lt-rtvtl. HQ BLL'EANDGRAY.193o Alumni Notes LORRAINE BRANSON Stenographer. Division of Investigation. P. W. A. A. WESLEH' HARRELL '34 Ceorge Vlfashington Uiiiveisity ALBERT H. TILLSON '28 Teaching Fellowship. Botany Department. lt. of M. STIRLING KERR '34 This year a slender willowy g'Soph at Frede1'ieksl3u1'g. J. ROBERT DE VIGNIER '35 George Washington liniversity LEE PAGE '35 lust an elevator boy telling the Supreme Court where to get oil FRANK METERS '31 Vacation ERNA TILLSON '32 Clerk. Arlington County Court House IvAN WASHBURN '31 George Washington University ELIZABETH BALL '34 Strayelfs, A heap big slenographern MRS. RANDOLPH GRAVI-IS '34 Formerly Virginia Ball. Norfolk. Va. FRANCES SCHULTE '33 ,lust a cute little hookkeeper for a real estate firm in Washington C. P. DEWEY '34 VERNON SPATES '34 Employee of the Rosslyn Cas Light Co. ED LEICH '31 Wfashington Gas Light Co. GEORGE BRUNNER '34 ROBERT SCHEPMOEs '35 W0l'kS in law ofliee of Phillips and Klinge FRANK HALL '33 Newspaper reporter PARKES FIELDINO '27 Credit inspector 113 0000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000-00000000000-0000 f 1-EN YEARS from today Host of -YUII 11111 1112 llIlll'I'I-P11 111111 1i1'111g ill this 51111111 f'UIlIlllllll1fA1'. INOII' aw 11111111 to .still 111' .Sf'111Ilg 1101? 111811. Dmft fn1'gf't+1t's a flare. GEO. I-I. RUCKER CO. ffPIl,1UI'S 11011113 111511 rance T 1101 H igallstun Rbarmarp Ives Funera Omev The Rexall Store .HU 111151111 Hlxrl.. Llarvnclml. Xu. Oldest Drug Slum in Arlington CO. IYICS l l'NIiH,1Xl, IIUBIIC. luvatn-fl in ,Xl'11llQ.fllrll Imrumpl Dt,liu,l.x can Chu.. 221 lklulxly -ilu'-+1 1911. was built and plannml fm' ' ' F11x1g11A,11 5111111111115 Qlf,4I,lT1'--SERVICE--COITRTESY 7111111 is ll'1I-1' UFS Se1'111'a'f' is ClJlII1I181l'. 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 Washington Lee High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Arlington, VA) online collection, 1935 Edition, Page 1

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 Washington Lee High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Arlington, VA) online collection, 1937 Edition, Page 1

1937

 Washington Lee High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Arlington, VA) online collection, 1938 Edition, Page 1

1938

 Washington Lee High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Arlington, VA) online collection, 1939 Edition, Page 1

1939

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