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

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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

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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