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

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Jfehruarp Cllllass M1939 Elizabeth May Ready Roosevelt H. S. '35 Home Economics Club 338 Her pleasing personality will win much admiration in her present and future life. John Martin Rothgeb jefferson H. S. Boys Craft Club '37 Glee Club '37-'38 Table Tennis 338 john doesnyt say much, but when he does, it means something Lucille Elizabeth Tingstrum Cafeteria '34-338 First Aid '33 We all know Elizabeth by her pleasant smile and kindness. jack Wilkerson Cadets '36-'38 Military Science Club ,37-'38 Gym Club '36 One of these days Jack is going to come out and fell us what he knows. Elsie Mae Mary Reingruber Home Economics Club '38 Elsie is full of fun. She can stir up excitement in the shortest time imaginable. George C. Thompson Jefferson H. S. Basketball ,35 Table Tennis '38 What would W. L. do without people like George? Ellen May Watson Commercial Club '36 Never hurried, never worried, thatis Ellen! Edith Williams Dramatics Club ,35 Jr. Newspaper Club '36 Reliable in any emergency. There should be more like Edith. A

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Jfehruarp Glass M1939 Hal Leatherwood Basketball ,36 Baseball '36-'37 Football '37-'38 Hal is one of our most out- standing athletes. I-le has capti- vated the heart of many a fair maiden. Charles Edward McNeir Ben Blue Latin Club '35-'37 Public speaking '38 Charlie's chief pastime is to act funny. Henry Pembroke Mortimer Bozie Boys' Glee Club '37 Bozie, with his pleasing disposi- tion, is a friend to all. Cecil Anthony Nixon Wm. Byrd H. S., Vinton, Va. Football '36-'37 Basketball '36-'37 Track '37 Baseball '36 Debating Club '36 Dramatics '35-'37 Band ,35-,36 Senior Class Play '37 Faculty '36-'37 Though Cecil is new to our school, he made himself known on the football team. Marianna Power Home Economics Club '36-'38 Cadets '38 Marianna is a friendly, good- hearted girl. With this combina- tion she is sure to succeed. 'vh- Frances Thailia Matthews Secretary of French Club '36 Dramatic Club ,37-'38 Home Economics Club '38 Frances may not make much noise in school, but she makes the best of everything. Kenneth McQuinn Kenny Baseball '35-,37 W. L. Club '37 H. R. Vice-President '37 H. R, Sergeant-at-Arms '35 Give him a rod, reel, and stream, and Kenneth is satisfied. Eleanor Louise Neal Stuart Glee Club '36 Dramatic Club '36 Dancing Club '36 Operetta '35 Spring Play '36 W-L Glee Club '38 BLUE AND GRAY '39 Talk about a grand girl to know, Eleanor certainly is one. Emmett Oliff Rep. '36 French and Spanish Clubs '36- ,37 Need we introduce you to Em- mett? He is one of the jolliest fellows in the school. Ethel Dorothy Prysby H. R. Basketball '37 Red Cross Club '38 Ethel is modest, simple, and sweet. Nothing ever troubles her peace. i ,W Y 'I

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Egisinrg uf Ciehruarg 01121155- MRS. MALOTT HISTORY OF FEBRUARY GRADUATION CLASS OF 1939 As February returned, we found ourselves at the end of our high school life, and it was with genuine regret that we said good-bye to our friends at Washington-Lee. We were active in many phases of Student life at Washington-Lee. Salvatore Cafh, Arnold Kephart, Jack Wilkerson, and William Fought represented our class in cadets. Helen Johnson was our contribution to the Glee Clubg while the athletics were ably supported by Kenneth lVicQuinn, Cecil Nixon, Hal Leatherwood and Bernard Parnell. The officers of our class performed their respective duties very efficiently, the treasurer Iris Gabrielson, deserving particular praise. Through all of our high school years, our sponsor, Mrs. Malott has been a friend and adviser. For her never ceasing encouragment and assistance we most wholeheartedly thank her. Q1