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

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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

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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

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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