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

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Q, -1 L KATHELYN YATES Girl Rerz'rvr's Ig Auxiliary Sfajf Guide Sergeant 2, 35 Siaf Seeoml Lienfvmmt 4. Has always been an ardent sup- porter of the Auxiliary . . . is a lieutenant on the Major's staff. GEORGE WILSON Has been dubbed the class pest by certain individuals . . . is usually late . . . isn't at all noisy . . . is one of the cool, calm, and collected type. Haas wwdtns Q ilu flliemuriam Wortha Shaw Good-naturedness, truthfulness, and generosity, the vital attributes of fine character, were truly represented in the personality of Wortha Shaw. His ever-beaming smile and his friendliness made everyone Who met him a friend forever. Wortha was a true and sincere classmate. His death occurred during che Christmas holidays of 1940. Th-ere is not one of those who knew him who does not miss Wfortha Shaw. if ., -ui. my was EVELYN VVILDMAN Baseball Ig Baxlzetlmll 25 Hockey 25 Drzmzrzlic Club 25 Nmuxlmpcr Club 3. Is an ardent bowling fan . . . Wlicii one becomes friendly with her, a likeable personality emerges . . . Wcddiiig bells are music in her cars. Leo UIKBANSKE Football 2, 3, 45 Truck 3, 45 I-loluc ECOIl0IlllCX Club Pl'l7XlllL'Ill 35 XV.-L. Club 3, 45 Science Club 4. Was voted the most athletic boy of the mid-year class . . . is a very fine cook because he enjoys cooking Cklousehold Hintj . . . is a typical athlete . . . has a radiating person- ality . . . believes in telling you what he thinks. Page Ni710fL'l'll

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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.

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Page Twvllly ' v 7 J 'fr f 4 ' f . r . 1' ,' -. ' ','. in' 'J I ,i f, li I , i' l 1 ,- 4' f' ff w I . , '1 f V' .-N If ' .I , . 1 I, J ,i r 1, 1 I , yi . ,ff .r 4 , 1 .1-we-,1t. ,ft , of-ft it-'.,ffa,ftf..+t.f.1f -'wif gan, ww 1 ,: ,f vi s, SENIOR SPONSORS riglrf, N!'llf!'llf Mrs. Adams, Miss Chappell, Miss Loving, Miss Aldhizer, Miss Artz, Miss Elliott. Slamlillg: Mr, Lafayette, Mr. Wlebb, Mr. Lewter. Left lo MISS LOVING-is a mother to all her seniors . . . Our chief sponsor is a great exponent of a clear- thinking brainu . . . Her popularity in college has been retained as Cl teacher . . . is a staunch supporter of extra-curricular activities. MRS. ADAMS-is easy on the eyes . . . It seems to be ci real effort for her to be severe with any- body . . . Her homeroom finally put an end to the monopoly on the Senior cup. M155 CI-IAPPIQLL-is a small bundle of elisiciency . . . She and Sam make I1 grand Mutt and Jeff . . . is capable of interesting everyone in school work by Hrst having some fun and then by getting down to business. Miss ALDHIZHR-probably talks with more rapidity than any other teacher . . . is always on the go . . . Mademoiselle has a great many irons in the fire . . . highlights her classes with interesting experiences. Miss ARTZ-lmd written for the Academy of Science . . . is undoubtedly one of the most conscien- tious Worlters . . . sponsors the most athletic homeroom . . . has many friends . . . Remember Flowers for Miss Artz ? i S ' VIIS ELl.lOI I'-is an ardent backer of the Student Government . . . leads her homeroom on to victory . . . is very fond of her Hershey bars . . . is anxious to understand all her students. MR. LAlf,xYl5'l 1'ti-is a pal of the boys in uniforms . . . drives his chemistry students with a ferrous hand . . . is nn insoluble precipitate from Bates . . . is probably the most-talked-of teacher . . . believes that a teacher's private life should not be published. Mit. WEBB-is sometimes called Curly . . . believes in morning exercise . . . never appears to be hurried . . . Anything he has a hand in has a way of turning out all right. Mn. L13wTExt-is a sports lover . . . is full of ideas . . . His habit of rocking on his chair makes some uneasy . . . shows his emotions at basketball games by silently twirling his hat. SENIOR OFFICERS Left' In rigbf: Al. K. Shelton- Treasurer, Elea- nor Kriegei'-Seo rctary, WllyI1C Iiloomingburg - Vice - President, Claude GarHeld-- President.