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

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ELIZABETH L. BIGGS lBetseyj Long Bearb, California-Drm matic Club Secretary 1. Coromuln, California-Honor Society 25 Cali- fornia Sebolarsbiji Fefleration 2. W-L-Neuxxjzajrer Club 5, Feature Ezlitor 45 Elm 5, 4, Inter-Anzerican Club 5, 4. Active and vivacious, Betsey has a winning personality and has made many friends in the two years she has been with us. AUDREY L. BLACKMAN Annual 4: Auxiliary 2, 5, Ist Lieutenant 45 Iunior Play 5g Dra- matic Club 2, 55 1Ilft'l'-AllIl'l'll'tIll Club 5. Audrey likes a good time and has many true friends. Her versatility and Wonderful sense of humor make her an outstanding member of XV-L. JEAN BLANCHETT Newslbaiber Club Ig Mozlel Air- plane Club 5g Science Club 4. He seems to get a lot of fun out of lifeg has a friendly smile and an easy-going manner. EVELYN M. BOOTH Real Cross Club 4. There is more fun in her than a casual observer would imagine. Evelyn is one of our newer acquisi- tions and a good one, too. ROBERT BOSTON Caflet Band I, 2, 5, Lieutenant 4g Orebestra I, 2, 4gjuni0r Hi-Y I. Bob is one of those fellows that everyone likes. His primary interest in the Held of science makes him a grand conversationalist. EVELYN BRADLEY Plailaalelpbia, Pen n Syl ra n ia - Verse Cboir 2. Bucbanan Higb Scbool, Virginia--junior Play 55 Beta Club 5. W'-L - Dramatic Club 4. A silent little miss who makes fine grades and is very friendly. IJONALIJ V. CQ. BlRRlpl.l,, -IR. f Q Cutlety 2, 5, Zntl Iaeutemtnt -lg Clreyy Club 4. Slllll limit ne fflub 4. in is quiet, and likeable- actiye in Cadets and in his llonie- room activities. ls always on hand .lt the dances. QIIiTHIi1.YN bl. ismkii lJP'clllIcIftt' Club ig Annual .Stall 45 Bouling Club 4. This charming young lady is .1 very good student. Her natural sophistication makes her quite at- tractive. SALLY A N N BONELL Lamler Higb Scbool-Pep Club lg Glee Club l. W'-L-Vocal Clasi 5, 45 Inter-American Club 4g Ari Club 45 Rell Cross Club 4. Enters into her activities with real spirit and enthusiasm. Friendly and easily amused. Enjoys singing and also working for the Red Cross. LEONARD ALBERT BOSIN Basketball Captain lg Glee Club Ig NezL'sj1aju'r lg Public Sjiealeing Club 2g Carlets 2, 5, Lieutenant 4: Science Club 4. Leonard is an intellect from way back. He likes a good argument and he's always ready for a discussion of current problems. He's a nice fellow and a loyal friend. GERALD BOXVEN Presulent of Clary Ig Cowl Citi- :enxbip Metlal I. Gerry is an easy-going fellow, quiet, but friendly. He takes an interest in a lot of things, but is mostly interested in getting out into the world. CARL BRAUNING Boys' Home Eronmnics 25 Iunior' Press 2, Recortl Club 45 Boys' Glee Club 4: Homernom Presulent 4. Tall, dark, and good-looking, he has done a good job as Homeroom President, and won many friends. Page Tu entry -,til 4'

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RODERICK D. ATKINSON Moilel Airplane Club 2, 45 Svieizu' Club 3. He's the type girls call quiet but very, very nice. XVALLY BALZERICK, JR. Ar! Club 3, 45 Commercial Club 3. Pleasing personality and being always ready for a good time de- scribes Xlfally, a newcomer from Oklahoma. ARTHUR C. BARTON lOzziej Gln' Club 1, 2, 45 Dramafius 2, 55 Homeroom Prvsiileizf I5 V. Fooiball 25 Trarlz 2, 45 Neu spajler' 2, 4. A very friendly boy, a potential ladies' man and a future pilot. Ozzie has a magnetic personality and good looks. ROBERT C. BASKIN Wfstlraiiijnfoii Higb Sc'bool- junior Nezispapei' Club 25 S4'i'ri'- fary-Treaxiirer of Homeroom 1. W'-L-Hi-Y 3, 45 Reroril Club 45 Svieiire Club 5. Slightly abreviated in height and a most enjoyable companion. His engaging smile wins him many friends. JACK BAUSERMAN Callers I, 2, 3, Iii Livuienanf 45 Rerrml Club 55Aeronaiififs Pbysifs Club 45 Sam Broum' Club 4. A military man, he keeps his chin in and his chest out. He wears a uniform well, at least this is thought by many of the fair sex. MAYNARD BERND Bitvyrle Club 15 Gym Club 15 First Aiil Club 25 Track Team 35 Tm' Club 55 Ri'r'oril Club 4. A heart as big as himself. Phys- ical fitness is his remarkable point. Always ready with a good excuse. liz.. Tu . riiy ,ful ,gr -f 'bg . helix wa- ,Pigs X1 W7 'QQ -sa 1 4: Y 1 fa ii EVELYN BALLOU Glee Club I5 Home Eeonomics Club Secretary 35 Patrol 55 Bowl- ing Club 45 Record Club 4. But so fair, she takes the breath of all away who gaze upon her unaware. MASON BARKLEY I. V. Football 25 Camera Club 25 Baseball Team 3. Interested in sports, even going so far as to win his letter. BEVERLY BASHAW Girls Auxiliary 2, 3, 4, Sergeant Major 45 Newspaper Club 35 An- nual Siaj 45 Girl Reserves 1, 25 junior Play 35 First Aid Club 2. Always happyg a real master sergeant in the Auxiliary. Almost stole the show as maid in the Junior Play, too. I-IOMER G. BAUSERMAN, JR. First Aiil Club 35 Tumbling Club I. Homer is the boy whose chief hobby is pestering Mrs. Skinner. He is the source of many a laugh and he can always think up won- derful excuses lwell excuses, any- wayj. DOUG BEALE Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 25 Camera Club 2. The one man Wfar Bond Drive. Douglas is energetic but reserved. Very soothing to talk to, takes things in his stride. MARJORIE V. BERRY Girl Reserve Club 25 Home ECO- nomies Club 15 Annual Club 45 Secretary-Treasurer of Homeroom 3, 4. Knows how to handle her money and her men-has a sophisticated air and dignihed manner.

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BABS BREXVER Tumbling Club I5 Girls' A.A.A. Club Pri'siili'nf I: Dranzafir Club 3: Baskvfball Team 3, -F5 Boolcroonz Assfsliziif 4. She could have won us with just her warm spirit, but we didn't mind the extra incentives of her black hair and dark complected beauty. CARLYLE BRoyvN ijimmyy Gini Club 45 I. V. Baslzelball 25 Honiu Efononziiiv 2. A good fellow who really goes in for bowling. If you are looking for Jimmy-Clarendon Bowling Center will be the place. HELEN MARY BRONYN Porflaml, Oregon - President of Sopbonzori' Class 25 Della Baia Pbi Vim'-Pr'i'xiili'i1f 35 Auroros Presiilvnf 35 Baskefball 35 Business Manager of Post 3. Helen is new to XY'-L-she comes from the great state of Oregon and is readily welcomed into our folds. ROBERT J. BRYAN Faribault, Minnesofa - Sciwiu' Club I5 Banil 1, 2, 35 Camera Club 35 Annual Sfajf 3. W'-L-Cade! Banil Corporal 45 Sriniu' Club 4. Bob can always be found at the head of his class. Has a three-decker brain and lots of ambition. He's an all-around good fellow. ARTHA JEAN BURINGTON Clezi'lan.l Heigbfs, Oliio-L4'ail- ers' Club I5Girl Reserzvs 25G.A.A. 3. W'-L-Nezzxpajver' Club 45 Pa- frril -I, Artha Jean is ambitious, ener- getic. interesting in mind as well as character. XYILLIAM C. CABLE Bill is an exceptionally quiet person. Because of his work, we haven't seen much of him, but what we've seen we like-his am- bition right now, is to earn his wings. X in X far' 4 .5 N Lx' Q.. Rx 61 i 5 '3' ,SX 1 S 6 'G' dh 9- BILLY BROOKS Cazlefs, Corporal 15 Drum Major 2, 3, 45 Dramafic' Club 25 First Aid Club 4. Everybody at XY'-L knows Billy. He's tall and thin and brunette. He loves a good time, particularly with XY'-Lites. GERALDINE BRONVN Newspaper Club I5 Bouling 1, 2, 35 Auviliarri I, 2, 35 Home Ero- noniivs Club 2, Vii'e-Presitlenf 35 Suinznzing Club 2, Gerry has plenty of energy, likes lots of fun-is happy-go-lucky- her heart has been in New Hamp- shire for many months, though. TOMMY BROXVN Aflili-fir Club I5 Cailefs 2, Ser- geant 3, Capfain 45 Scienve Club 3, Tri'a.vurvr 45 Cravlc Squad' 3. That which ordinary men are nt for, he is qualified ing and the best of him is diligence. EMMA BULLEN Girl Rt'5t'l'lc'X Ser. I, 25 Home Eronmiiivs Sui 35 Ri'i'or.l Club 45 Honivroonz Prfsiilenl 2. The XY'-L boys were slower than usual when they let an outsider capture Emma's heart. She is very pretty and nice. LOTTIE GAYLE BURSON Massillon, Olno-Cboir I5 Girl Reserzes I. W'-L-Girls' Glue Club 2, 3, 45 Girls' Small Group 2, 3, 45 Girly' Bouling League 35 Senior Homvrooni Pnisidwzf 4. Her homeroom depended upon her and she came through every time. A loyal glee Clubber. We will always remember her. ANTONIO L. CAFFI Bit'-yvle Club 15 Home Econo- nzifs Presulwzf 25 Draniafir Club 4. Tony hates to miss out on any fun and may be heard telling jokes in any gathering.