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

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VIRGINIA LEE HENDERSON Auxiliary 25 Crafts Club 25 Dramalic Club 35 I'I0lllL' Economics Club 4. Is everybody's friend . . . seems helter-skeltcr . . . is a typical girl when it comes to studying . . . is partial to blonds, brunettes, and others. SHIRLEY HUTCHISON Ne1uslJa1u'r Club Ig Home Ec- onomics Club 3. Can be talkative and witty if she chooses . . . really likes to laugh . . . has the reputation of being an excellent salcswoman. WILLIAM KIRBY Palrol 15 Baml 25 Oreberfra 2, 3: Recording Club 4. Is always neatly dressed . . . is a great favorite of everyone's . . . plays the saxaphone . . . always has something to say. ELSIE LEADBETTER Glvc Club 15 Auxiliary 2, 3, Cupfaiu 45 Home Economics Club 35 Commercial Club 45 Senior Play 4. Is gifted with the ability to answer any remark that is passed . . . can really cut the figure eight backwards . . . is a mixture of a blond and il redhead. CURTIS MILLER Alexandria, Virginia - Dance Club 15 Mariel Airplane Club 25 W-L-CROssEn SAERES Sports E111- far 3, 4: Track 45 W.-L. Club 45 Senior Play 4. Is tall . . . is dark . . . fWl1at are we saying?j . . . has that ath- letic slouch . . . makes the girls look twice . . . was seen peddling a broken mirror. uncle-11,-beenialz, 731mm l 'K ' I I I A HARVEY HEWITT Hawaii-Pafr'0l 15 Brooklyn, New Yurle-Currcuzf Errnfr Club 25 Service Squzul 35 YV.-L.-Patrol 45 Hi-Y 45 Newxliaper Club 4. Was voted most likely to succeed and most intellectual . . . has been quick to get into the W.-L. swing, putting his dear old Brooklyn second in his heart . . . Has proved to he a competent arguer. LEVERING JONES Patrol 1, 45 Home Economics Club 35 BLUE AND GRAY 4. Is responsible for much of the literary work and all the circula- tion worries of the BLUE AND GRAY staff for the mid-year class . . . His calm and gentlemanly manner will be remembered. JOHN LAWSON Czulclr I, 2, 35 Lieufemlni 45 Public Speakiiig Club 3, 45 Trarlc. 35 Sanz Browne Club 4. Has the distinction of being the only cadet in the mid-year class . . . has a very snappy military salute . . . is very prominent at school dances . . . In fact, he is quite a ladies' man. FRANCIS LEIZEAR Slamp Club 15 Science Club 4. Has an ever-present grin . . . is fond of wild rides . . . is the owner of a car of ancient vintage quite popular around W.-L. JOHN MILSTEAD Gym Club I. Has an answer for everything . . . can really cut a rug . . . keeps up with the latest collegiate styles. Page Scueiztem

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PRESTON EVANS Bicycle Club Presizleul 35 Science Club 4. Is really a whiz on ice skates at the Riverside . . . is agreeable at all times . . . has been the deter- mining iniluence in at least one person's life. ANNE FosTER Gln' Club 2, 3, 4. Has beautiful blond hair, not to mention blue eyes . . . is an accomplished singer . . . is usually very quiet . . . has an air of knowing what's what. WILLIAM FRICR Gjl'l!L Club Ig 1'I0llIC'f00l!l Presi- rleui 1. Is best known for his snappy services at Adriarfs . . . His hearty laugh and red hair can be heard and seen all over the school. MARTI-IA JANE GARLAND Auxiliary 25 l'l0llIe'l'001lI Secre- lary 25 Home Ecauomirx Club Serw-fury 3. Was voted the best-looking girl of the mid-year class . . . has a good head, but does not concern herself with incidentals . . . has already made good as a stenographer. MARY ELIZABETH HAIKVELL Red Cross Club 3, -lg Pufrol 3, 43 Bible Dixvusxiou Group 4. Is a quiet little miss from Florida . . . added that important some- thing to her class . . . is a consci- entious Worker. Page Sixteen Z-gr Ptauing. the 5611.46 .,.ne V. L 'I if mi 1? .X 7 A i :H us' a .ta My 'x 1 r -'12' Iii . . nr l , I -r DOROi1'HY FA'I'I'LEREE Rrrl Cross Club 3. Is from Tennessee, and is an ardent supporter of all it stands for . . . can often be found Eshing . . . is a staunch Southerner. BARBARA FRANK IfUllL0l'UOlIl Srcrehlry-T1'vus1lrz'r' 35 Home Erouaulics Club 4. ls a dcmure person . . . is a good dancer . . . We were warned to beware of her fingernails . . . can cook well. CARL Fuss DIVIIILIIHC Club 1, 45 Cuflrlr Ig Home Economics Club 3. XX as voted the most stylish boy, and also the class cut-up . . . is usually called Fuss or Fussie . . . can really tickle the ivorics . . . has been unselfish in sharing his talent ALGERNON GUNNELL Randolph Macon Afullwlljf 1, 2, 3. Is a traveling man if there ever was one . . . is noted for his gift of gal: . . . is a very pleasant per- son . . is Called AL PIOXVARD HAYNES Drauzalif: Club 45 Senior Play 4. XVas voted the most typical boy of his class . . . is the Beau Brum- mel of the mid-year class . . . has a great sense of humor . . . is often seen in the company of I-iussieu.

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ROBERT MITCHELL Glee Club 45 Senior Play 4. Should bc able to be a groom without any trouble when his time comes-down to the last collar- button . . . is a very convincing person. 1 1 RUTH NICHOLSON Draumlir Club 25 Rell Cross Club 35 Bam! Club 45 Buml Drum Mujorclfe 4. NVas voted the cut-up of her class . . . could be seen twirling her baton to a good advantage at thc football games . . . loves to chew gum. EDWARD PFLIEGER NF'1USl7tlI7El' Club 1, Presizleul 45 Patrol I5 Gym, Club 15 Class Vire- Prcsirlent 45 H01!IEI'007IL Presiflcui 4. Was voted the best-looking boy of the class . . . does not like to admit that hc is handsome . . . is not a ladies' man. HELEN SEIFERT Newsjmper Club 15 Tumbling Club I: Gln- Club 15 Hovue Eco- nomics Club 35 Comnmrcirll Club 4. Is a quiet damsel . . . has a rare sense of humor . . . is interested in becoming someone's trusted secre- tary. MARGARET SIMMONS Dramulic Club 15 Girl Rz'.wru1's 15 Auxiliargf Corporal 3, 45 Home Econo-ruirs Club 3, 4. Was voted the most stylish girl and also the quietcsc . . . is tall . . . is a good-looking brunette. Page Eighteen bg. fmeamti . .-Y sw nf, , 4 9, 3 w v RALPH MUSCHLITZ Foolball 2, 35 Homcroom Presi- dent 35 Class Vice-Presirlz'nl 35 Camwa Club 35 Class Prz'sirlc'l1f 45 W.-L. Club 45 Sfurlwz! GUlll'l'lllllL'Ilf 45 Honor Society 4. Mosh finds an amusing side to almost everything . . . makes any dull class alive . . . is one of the boys with whom girls would not mind exchanging hair. JEAN OKSANEN Auxiliary 25 Girl Resz'r'w's 1, 25 I-Ionic' ECUTIOIIHCS Club 3, 4. Has the reputation of being a good cook . . . dresses nicely . . . is good at handling money . . . is a skillful dancer. MARY FRANCES RHODES Auxiliary 25 Public Sl7l'!lklllg Club 25 Druumiic Club 3, 45 Senior Play 4. ls enthusiastic . . . has Holly- wood aspirations . . . hails from West Virginia . . . played the part of the groom's mother very wcll. GEORGE SHERMAN Brimfirlzl, MdXXdEl9IlSBffSiHOIlIL'- room Pruxizlcnt 15 Baseball 1, 25 HOIII!'l'fJ!Il7I Trruszzrer 25 WJ.- Foolbull 45 Baseball 45 W.-L. Club Prvsizlmzt 4. Was voted the most popular boy of his class, and also the best all around . . . Benny appears to let nothing ever bother him. MILDRED SLATON I'I0lJ1L'l'00lll' SL'C'l't'f!ll'jl 15 Glu' Club 15 Pafrol 15 Auxiliary 2, 3, Cajiiaiu 45 Couzffmrcinl Club 45 Class Sec1'eta1'3r-Trcfasurcr 4. Is an amiable and helpful friend to all . . . has been an efficient, ambitious class officer . . . has won her way into many things by her smile and her willingness to accept responsibility.