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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1947 volume:

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It is to the rear and by the numbers, the martial music and spirited salutes of our cadets. It is the quiet beauty and solemnity of the Christmas pageant. e It is the splashy posters expounding the virtues of people and things and times to come. It is a Way of life made up of all these things and many more. It has been a challenge and an inspiration and this is our Way of saying, Thanks for everythingf' SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MR. FLETCHER KEMP SCHOOL BOARD Left fo rigbf-Mr. Poter, Mr. Smith, Mr. Ross Qchairmanj, Mrs. Bussey, Mr. Stewart. f pf 5, 24' ,WW Hf 1 - in I' ...ini nam ,VV,,, Q- 'Q y lf' f .1 ., f , ' I ff - . Q f 'llIna ,W 4 Mx M 1' 'mmm , , ,, , gp -64 - nf 1' ff! f Q jg? , in , A 1: , ,251 ' 513. f , , Q, 52,2 It v I- fy ,, ' ,f X ' ng-,-ef 5: A J' Ti? f, 1 'I ' el,-.f 1 52555 'If f, A ' I , 9 1 0-ff, , mg.: 'I.f1.:'f.'H Zffwnfflfif- ' Ulu- ' ,f --ov fl- ,M vim , f 2 'ifyg V ' fe ' k ' , ' 1 X J9fuh,aQeza,L 97711. 1 , I-Ie works 09 f .mwwawfkwo COMM U- M A to glad! C9.cNaf' Gb 191+ b t IZCE he played. 7 VICE-PRINCIPAL MRS. FRANCES BELL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. FRANK KAVALIER OFFICE STAFF I Lfft fo right-Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. Irvin. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Left to rigbf-Miss Kilmer, Miss Huls, Mrs. Bell, Miss Allen, Miss Tomlinson, Mrs. Waters. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT TOP Row Cleft to riglotj-Miss Wilcox, Miss Palmer, Miss Rowe, Miss Sherrill, Mr. Dixon, Miss Jamer son, Mrs. Spangler, Miss Stokes, Mrs. Renninger. FIRST Row-Miss Transou, Mrs. Councell, Miss Orndorff, Miss Hahn, Miss Griiiin. Nor IN PICTURE-MIS. Malott. 'EBI' pw. gi ff ' I SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT in -W W TOP ROW Cleft to riglatj-Mr. Cochran, Miss Keck, Mr. Campbell. A SECOND ROW-Miss Elliott, Miss Loving, Mr. Dixon, Mr. McCord. FRONT ROW-Mrs. Spangler, Miss Rucker, Miss Walters, Miss Lewis, Mrs. Carter. l l MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT TOP ROW flefzf to rigbtj-Mr. Deming, Miss Dalton, Mr. Gibbs, Mr. Kavalier, Mrs. Moore, Mr. Porter Mr. Guinther, Mr. Jones. FRONT ROW-Miss I-Iickerson, Miss Caulield, Mr. Peterson, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Allston. fi H ff .. , ,R i jfoiizlf .7 , ,Q,,fo,. . ig! 'fx -492' SCIENCE DEPARTMENT TOP ROW flefi I0 rigbfj-Mr. Christie, Mr. Hale, Mr. Deming, Mr. Kerr. FRONT ROW-Miss Cromer, Mr. Spenser, Miss Elsea, Miss Artz, Mr. Donahue. , J , SHOP DEPARTMENT Lrff fo rigbf-Mr. NVOOCI, Mr. May, Mr. Hamm, Mr. Yager, Mr. Elsea, Mr. Schultz, Mr. Netting 'f 10 P' LIBRARY Left fo right-Miss Fletcher, Miss Cross. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Left to right-Miss Gwathmey, Miss Edwards. CGMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT ART Left to right-Mrs. Purchell, Mr. Frischman, Mrs. Corcoran, Miss Har- DEPARTMEN baugh, Miss Latham Qnot in picturej. 'I 11 T Miss Decker MUSIC DEPARTMENT HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Left fo right-Miss Cromer, Miss Lcfz' io right--Mrs. Spring, Mrs. Dryer, Miss Greenaway. Booker, Mr. Lanning. ,fi- Y-'fwsx Y' ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT MILITARY DEPARTMENT Left fo rigbf-Mrs. Lewis, Mr. Batson, Miss Willard, Left to right-Captain Brill, Mr. Rockwell. Mr. Yassell. 41219 ii . W , wg X if Xxx 144. X V 1 ky 41 ,v ff f C, 3 , I 4 il 5 . R E'z522f:5s Nixwmw 4 M14 ,Af nj, G., v 1 6' 16,5135 ,955 :wggf gxz, QQNQKNX .X NX fx 0,5 Q xg ky 1 .5 wg, NL 1 ? 7 , ,,. - ,gi , 5, SENIVR CLASS OFF MRs. MALOTT , 5 February Class Sponsor ,Q i Nr 4 1 MM Miss ALLEN June Class Sponsor Sponsor Sec. 1 --,,.,,,, MISS HARBAUGH FEBRUARY CLASS OFFICERS Sponsor Sec' 2 Left to right-Ann Lloyd QSecretary-Treasurerj, Jim Curry fVice Presidentj , Peggy Hale fljresidentj. MR. YAGER CAULFIELD MRs. ALLSTON MR. DIXON MRS. CoRcoRAN Sponsor Sec. 3 Sec. 4 Sponsor Sec. S Sponsor Sec. 6 Sponsor Sec. 7 Qt 4141- caas A 1 no SPONSJRS JUNE CLASS OFFICERS Left io right-Bob shaid QTreasurerj, Donald Woolschlager QVice Presidentj, Bob Shirer QPresidentj, Virginia Gawen QSecretaryj. gang if MW MR. SPENCER Miss HAHN 1 Miss ELSEA MR. KERIK MR. PETERSON Sponsor Sec. 8 Sponsor Sec. 9 Sponsor Sec. 10 Sponsor Sec. 11 Sponsor Sec. 12 4155' ff mf ,, ffyw f,'fMff ' 41 KM!! a 'ffl ff f ff, MW? xf 75 V, fy 4 WW X f 'E 41,2 fJW1fiffgL4m MXH ff 'x Wir ' 'ff f 6,'fM?yj4 ,,,,,, ,,, ,7 2 ,,, , M, ,i n yy' ,V f 1:3423 ff' ' ,my , ,f 4525, I , f, fy 'f!',U 1 lw. ,, ,ff 4 ,fi S4Wx ?W . .' , I , f A -, ff I 'W , ,' ' ,Jag 4 71 fl 7 ,Z zf, 14 ,f f, 5 ffifv V 'VT' Oliva-' ' ' f,-f '-X1Tff2Q31'f ' Q - , K f' ' W -f ff ff 7 O ,f n 'NX A X! 3 QW Dj! 6 4A ZIWIC' ojf7Qcff,,,,,.7,, Jucee 0' , ef .H ,jf .I7 14 J .71 6, 1 I f ffl-f I J 1 x IAQ V 1 J , ff ,J J , W .1 A U KJ -,pw 1 ff f 1 gf V gf Jfff Q U fu , J, 9 .lf 'VM ,ww .Q-FJ, J fr 3 4 A 'r :iii 1 , ,S - ,.. .. JIM CURRY fCbtl'lft11Ct?j!Q Football 2, 3, 45 W-L Club 2, 3, 43 Secretary-Treasurer 35 H. R. President 35 Vice-President 4g Class Vice-President 4g Distributive Education UDe Club 4g Jun- ior-Senior Basketball 3, 45 Dramatic Club 39 Boxing 2. Sophisticated and pleasant, where there is activity, there he is. DoRIs MARIE DANIELS Talkative and nice, she is everybody's friend. FRANK DARCEY Shy but fun, he has a flare for model air- planes. BONNIDELL DAVIS fB01Z11iCj Newspaper Club 4. Her sense of humor adds zest to her Writing. -l20l' Friendly fellow. With his life. WARREN BASYE and sincere, Warren is a likeable WALLACE BEARSE fWallyj Amiable and quiet, he is pleasant to be around. RUSSELL BOTEILHO sense of humor, he should enjoy JIM CROUCH J.V. Football 3. Good-natured and easy going, jim likes horses and drums. BOB DUNHAM Pleasant and fun loving, Bob is interested in engineering. DOROTHY GALLAGHER fDotfiej Really good on ice-skates, she wants to be a professional. JAMES ALLAN GRAVES Uimmyj H. R. Secretary-Treasurer 2g Cadets 2, 3. Quiet and thoughtful, he proves girls like the strong, silent type. ROGER GROETTUM Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4g W-L Club 2, 3, 4. I A good-looking lad, he's a star on the football team. I i 'l21l' PEGGY ANNE HALE fPf'8'Sl Class President 4s Annual Staff 4.. Witli a friendly smile and personality, she wins friends everywhere. Gentle an ALLEN HANGER UU? Science Club 23 Service Club 43 Patrols 4g Civil Air Patrol 3, 4. Naturally full of fun, he,s serious about house designing. MARILYN HERRIN fMujfj d sweet, she is quite an artist. AUBREY HOLSINGER KI-Iolej Football 2, 3, 43 W-L Club 2, 3, 4. He wins fame on the football field. LORRAINE Hom' fllainiej Art Club 25 Cadets 2, 3, 43 Chevrons Club 4. Sweet and spicy, little Rainie is quite a gal. ARDEN KIRKBY Lincoln High School, Detroit, Mich. 2g Glee Club 23 Girl Reserves 23 Annual Staff 4. Delightful and demure, her destination is William and Mary. WILLIAM HOMER LEIGH, JR. Quiet and well-mannered, Homer is liked by everyone. JACK MARSH Cadets 2. Good-tempered and nice looking, he'll ride anything on wheels. HAZEL M. MYERS Cheerful and friendly, she'll make a good nurse. VPL0117' ,f JEAN RKER . R. Se - ea 253 . V. k t a XJ' 1 er sw di csition o , a UTH SOWERS fRut1oiej H. R. Secretary 2. A petite little blonde, Ruth is a popular girl. ANNE LLOYD Glee Club 3, 4g Small Group 35 H. R. Sec.-Treas. 4. Blond and pretty, Anne is very popular. 'l22l' y F E B R U A R Y WILLIAM THOMPSON . fBillj Air-minded, Bill finds the sky his limit. TOM WASHINGTON Laughing eyes and boyish manner cover up serious thinking. C L A S S JETTA YOUNG Cadets 2, 3. . An attractive personality makes Jetta fun to be with. JAMES' ABELL Uimmyl Soph. Basketball 2g Ir. Basketball 3. MARY ALFRIEND Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 23 News- paper 3, 4. Well named-A true friend to all. ANNETTE ALLBEE fffallililyj Southeast High School, Kansas City, 2, 35 Glee Club 3. Music is one of her main interests. BARBARA ALLEN fBa1fbj Patrols 3, 45 Senior Play Props 4. Neat, attractiveg plans to study designing. vw Wee' A swf Zilffsyg Tall and blond, cheerful and smiling. M A sa 'T BEATRICE BARDE fBeej Glee Club 2, 3, President 45 Madrigals 2, 45 Newspaper 35 Patrols 25 Debate Club 3, Corresponding Secretary 45 Annual Staff 45 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 2. Well known for her outstanding work in in the Glee Club. NORTH BARDELL fTeenyj ' Always dreaming of Texas. NANCY BARRER Mixed Glee Club 3, 45 Girls, Glee Club 3, 45 Tri-Y 3, 4-5 Patrols 45 Debate Club 4. More fun than a barrel of monkeys. JOHN BARKLEY Uackiej Bowling Club 2, 3. Bowling is definitely his hobby. l24l ROBERT AMBROOI fB0bbyj Junior Varsity Football 25 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 W-L Club 2, 3, 4. More people are falling for good-looking Bobby than football opponents. VIRGINIA ANDERSON fDzaI9bicfQ Tri-Y 2. Intelligent and smiling, she's a pleasant addition to any group. JANE AYERS V Bowling Team 2, 35 Girls' Track Team 3, 45 Patrols 35 Newspaper Club.3, 4. Curvacious and cute-Thatls our Janie. BERNARD BABBITT fBerniej Bowling League Pres. 3, 4. Bowling and babes occupy most of his time. PAUL M. BARNES A clear thinker. WILLIAM BARNES fBillyj Cadets 2, 3, lst Lieut. 45 Sam Browne Club 4. Likeable, lanky and lean, with cadets and horses on his bean. DONALD HENDERSON BARTLETT Thomas Jefferson High School, Richmond, Virginia. It's Ohio State and agriculture for him. JAMES BATES UW! Jr. Varsity track 2g Varsity Track 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 W-L Club 3, 45 Bowling Club 2. Georgia Tech is going to acquire our hurdle star. 425? BETTY JANE BAYLISS KB- I-J Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Madrigals 4. A girl who really ts ick out'o ll Ve, Ye '+V' ' M 'T suv'-4' : ,,f MQ BaaQR N'lf Spf! nfs UNCH 0 a 2, 35 Glee Club 3, 4g Jr. Varsity 4 vu sketball 2, Baseball 4. 0 s f D . gvelcome addition to any group. 115 HENRY BETZER fflankj With his long, wavy hair, he can't help be- coming a musician. NANCY BIRCH Cadets 25 Softball 3, 4vg Monogram Club 3, 43 Hockey 4g Basketball 4. At bat or basket or just being herself, she's a high Scorer. ,n -+ BETTY BORDEN Homeroom Secretary 45 Bowling Team 3. Her gay manner drives boredom away from any gathering. He sails MARK E. BORTON Cadets 2, 3. Observant and keen . . . he is unafraid to express his opinion. DAVID H. BOWLING fWeuselj through life with ease. ALAN BOWMAN fBoboj Bowling 4g Debate Club 45 Class Basket- ball Team 3. His intellect will carry him far. -l26l- BETTY BLACK fBeaj Library Assistant 35 Cheerleader 3, 45 Bas- ketball 3g Homeroom President 25 Junior Play 3. 'Full of pep, she's W-L's All-High cheer- leader. CLAXTON MARION BLACKMAN fBuckj Always interested in what's going on BETTY BONNEVILLE fBo11niej A bonny brown-eyed lass with a musical inclination. WALTER BORDEAUX Football 2, 4.g Baseball 4. Looks and personality rolled into one. WR 490' G MILTON H. BROOKS Bowling Club 23 Homeroom Pres. 25 Pa- rrols 23 Class Pres. 3, 45 Student Govt. 3, 45 Hi-Y 35 Vice Pres. 43 jr. Varsity Football 3. Full of fun . , . everybody's favorite. SUZANNE BROOKS fSzzej Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 3, Sec. 43 Tri-Y 3, 43 Patrols 45 Bowling Club 3. Always in there pitching for the class. BETTY ANN BROWN - fBczbsj A vivacious personality with a sparkling smile. BETTY GENE BROWN I B. GJ Her helpfulness has won her many, many friends. 'l27l' JEAN 1 Her gracious makes o in any MARGARET ANE BURGER Wfgsw Cadets 2 Sgt 3 Capt 4 Commander of Chevrons Club 3 Sadie Williams Club 4 Patrols 3' Annual Staff 4' Crack Squad Personality and pep packed into a small package. JEAN BUCKMASTER fBooj Jeanie with the light brown hair rivals her well known counterpart. JUNE BURNER Her unaffected manner makes her as fresh as a june day. li rt flmff. S ,YRES E his urrier is ooking I h gasfa sure L' blfcuqgfo h ' fi' ' , . I 1' ' Lfff Q af .25?'.cr1'Lfwi'f'i3' BETTY SUE BURROWS fDustyj Bowling Club 2, 35 Tri-Y 3, Treasurer 43 Crossed Sabres, Circulation 4g Patrols 4. She's witty and Winsome, and a popular Senior, too. HELEN BUSHONG l Cadets 25 Crack Squad 23 Patrols 35 Bowl-dr ing Club 2, That friendly manner makes her pleasant company. ELMER BYERS Gets a lot of fun out of school. EUGENE F. CAMPBELL fGenej ' He is a real pleasure to know. JEAN CAMPBELL Slated to be a career woman. PEGGY BURRUSS An attractive girl with n host of friends. NANCY BURTON Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 35 Annual Staff 4. Headed for college with success assured- if Cupid doesn't have other plans. 4223? 0 U SARA CAMPBELL Patrols 3. Quiet and friendly, she is well liked by alla PATRICIA LOU CAMPION fMikeQ Glee Club 2. Bright and happy, she always has a word for everyone. PATRICIA ANNE CARLISLE fPaftij Archery Club 25 Bowling Club 35 News- paper 3, 49 Swimming 3, 4s Glee Club 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Spanish Club 4. Cute, well-dressed Pat would make a good model. BETTY LOU CARLSON Junior Play 35 Senior Play 4' Newspaper 45 Annual staff 45 Homcroom Secretary 4. A bright little blond with poise and so- phistication. 4. EUGENE CARROLL nf' Fond of bowling, he's never a spare, always a strike. HERBERT CEDAR Mechanical Drawing Club 3. He's irrepressible! JOHN CHALEANT Uohnnyj Hayward High School, Hayward, Cali- fornia Zg Basketball 3, 45 Track 3, 49 Hi-Y 3, President 45 W-L Club 3, 45 Annual Staff 4. Honest John,s as sharp at everything as he is at basketball. GEORGE CLARK He's right down our alley. T Mitra Y TW mlldxpdlilfiiif? 1 in 5433 JOHN THOMAS COLLINS Uohnuyj Cadets 2. lntends to join the Navy and see the World. DOT COLLTON Her beautiful dark hair and nice features make Dot one of the best-looking Seniors. VERA COMPTON j.V. Basketball 25 Junior Play 35 Patrols 4. A good actress now, a star of the future. JACQUELYN CONE fDuc1Jessj An attractive, sophisticated young lady with no end of talent. 1 -'f30l M My JANET COATES arrensburg, Mo. 25 Glee Club 3, 4. Her lovely voice is an asset to the Glare Club. DORIS COCKRILL Newspaper Club 45 Cadets 25 Patrols 3, 4. An ardent sports fan. CONNIE COEN Patrols 25 Crossed Sabres 3, 415 Library Club 2, 3, 45 Music Appreciation Club Secretary 35 Annual Staff 45 Americana Quiz Team 45 Alternate 3. She is pleasing and cooperative. THOMAS E. COLLEY Cadets Cpl. 25 Sgt. 35 Major 45 Rifle Team 3, 45 Flag Detail 35 Cbevrons Club 25 Pres. 35 Sam Browne Vice Pres. 4. Blond, slim, and good-looking, he takes an active part in school activities. j 4 j. n......!lL0 5 Q 'JIM Co fT7'66 A xx 4 Glee Club 4-.xl V NX! XX Our basso PM ng?-a ni and talx X 1100. X Xx AT Q0 Pcssesses a uretxa-nd ly pl X xx LENWOOD Co X X Xi XX fLi71Li3!j X 'xxx An outstanding veteran who r lly knows how to make friends. X al. WALTER RSQY fBillj J. V. Basketball Xt Has a nice, helpful dispos tion K DANNY CROSS Homeroom President 4. Nice to know that's Danny J' ROBERT CULBERT fB0bsc'yj Even-tempered and congenial, he's a good pal. ESTHER CULVER fDutcffrj Pacrols 3g Annual Staff 45 Secretary of Bowling Club 4. I An excellent business woman-and glam- orous, too. GLADYS E. CUMMINS Pretty brown hairg a good student and a wonderful friend. BENJAMIN CREEL fBe1zj His virtues are as steel in strength and gold in quality. JOAN CRIM Glee Club 3, 4g Homeroom Sec.-Treas 33 Annual Staff 4. Sweet and thoughtful, she's a friend in a million. jo ANNE CRITZER Business Staff Crossed Sabres 3, 4g Annual Staff 45 Library Assistant 45 Patrols 4. Shelll always BU A plus with those who 'KCl' and know her. MARTHA CROSON fMa1'tyj Always attractively dressed--and what pretty eyes! 4532? PERRY G. CURRIN going Basketball 2, Captain 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4. Big League baseball and basketball are calling him.. MARY Jo CURRY U02 Baseball 2, 45 Basketball 3, 4. Light-ljxearted and fun-loving, ujo' raws many friends. Q J L' nf,-I f F A B ALY ,A , M geiidlw having. 4 fy? if QV' I PAUL DANIELS P J. V. Football 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Varsity Football 45 Junior-Senior Basketball 3. Wins our vote for one of the best-looking .boys in the class. K f' if .Lou t L. Wax Lbfl Cwpil f , ,LA-. L - 4 i , ' 1.15 4 ' 1, .- 1, e .. X . .Vx !L4JV1 fl , V J V 'l33l' M O P232 aw 6 iff? 5 Us I 5 2' V rg JOHN DAWKINS CW K- Bowling Club 35 W'-L Club 3 4g Varsity Football 3, 41. C ' 3 W Reliable man on the football sq ad. f X 4' , O r DOROTH DA s 9 UL of fD0tj ff: J Cadets 2. 0 O nr 5 na ..- 2 ro '4 U. U' ru ru 0 rv O 5 n O D- 0 D' rn v-1 v-ii P 6-Vh H 5-U oi u.,... 'WSE VCL Fc 5.- mn.. S3 fl E-I3 Qi Eno, B I-1 FD U. S O- E. QA ff V1 2 0, O PM PEGGY DAY fSl901'Ifj!2 Cadets 25 Chcvrons Club 33 PltfSgt. 3. Pretty, petite and pleasant. NANCY DEAN fNanj Cadets 3, 4. ,K7 DONALD DOVE Cadets 2, 3g Glee Club 4. Has a yen for books and planes. EVELYN DRAYTON fliniej Library Assistant 3, 4g Library Club 3, 4-5 Debate Club 3, 4. Poised, stately and every inch a lady. ALAN DUCKWORTH Debate Club 4-. 4 One brainy boygl' really nice. I BETTY JEAN DU fD0cj Cadets 2, 33 Monogram Clu Baseball 3, 4. 4gV' Has a good background for her ture occupation-she wants to be gym teacher. C 1 I Z5 'l34l' JAMES DEVERS Uimj Cadets 25 Sergeant 3, 4, Chevrons Club 4, Secretary 35 Crack Squad 49 Rifle Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4. A sergeant in the Cadets, full of laughs and smiles. MARGARET DILLER Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Accompanist 3, 4g Annual Staff 4. A killer-diller at the piano. BETTY DOBYNS Proof that girls are made of sugar and spice and everything nice. ARTHUR DovE Football 3. Always riding but never on a high horsef' LESLIE DURLOO fLesj Cadets 3, 43 SfSergeant 43 Chevrons Club 43 Chevron Club Football Team 4. A firm believer of the brighter things in life. BARBARA DUTTON fSusiej Cadets 2, 3, Ist Lieut. 43 Rifle Club 2, 3, 4g Crack Squad 33 Chevrons Club 33 Sadie Williams Club Sec. 4. A Winsome lass, outstanding in cadets, EDWIN DUVALL IEW es Cadets 3, SfSergeant 43 Chevrchs Clu i F Vice-Commander 43 Crack Squad 43 Rifl ' 3 Club 33 Debate Club 4. H -G 1' , . . . Y , l An appreciative lxstener-helll alwaysq laugh at your jokes. b ' Ei, ELAINE EARLY E 5 fl, Brentwood High School, St. Louis, Mo.3 Library Assistant 4g Library Club 43 Pa- trol 4. An excellent student, and most desirable person. .-v,',,l I V , If .V l i I I ' ' l ,1 ' J' 3 I ,. . , J 3,1 I ,', ,I , WILLIAM R. EASON 'f35l- fBillQ Bowling League 2, 43 Cadets 2. His first loves are women and Model T's. PAT EASTHAM Basketball 2g Baseball 2. Her quiet presence is felt in the class room. BETTY LOU EASTWOOD Another one of XV-L's talented artists. BILL EDDY Bill is quiet, good-natured and unassum ing. 'll ll I I , 1 lf le. f I pd .'.h . x xi .fy XY' 4 KJ-I S7 A liwliljlljgy' gr' 'I 'lj - 1 I , DONALD EIMER fD0nj Cadets Z, Cpl. 3, 2nd Lieut. 45 Chevrons Club 35 Sam Brown Club 4g Rifle Team 3,4. Tall, dark, and military. MARY ALICE ELLIOT Her willingness to help has made her un- forgetable. JOYCE ELLIOTT UOJU Distributors Club 4. A sincere person with winning Ways. VIRGINIA ENGLE Uinxiej Cadets 2, Sgt. 3g Crack Squad 35 Chev- rons Club 33 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Mono- gram Club 2, 4, Treas. 35 Newspaper Club 43 J-V Cheerleader 2. Although sports take up most of her time, she has a variety of interests. 094' MV 4 r lik 4 35 P EILEEN JANE EDGE ... I Homeroom See.-Trcas. 35 Sec. 45 Patrols 45 Annual Staff 4. An ideal secretary, efficient and well- groomed. Jo ANNE EDWARDS H101 Fairfax Hall, Waynesboro,t Va. Pretty as a pizture. GAYNELLE EGGLESTON IGM That winning, sweet tcmperamznt con- tradicts her hair. MARJORIE EHLE Monogram Club 2, 33 Varsity Basketball 25 Debate Club 3, 43 Annual Staff 4g Patrol 35 Senior Play 4. Broadway will surely claim this talented senior. ri f uuu.,-QQ-f uv 6? f-GL-41.461 -5946 Jf' K fn, Lf 1 N I X x., Q-bfi-Rfiff' M1105 7' 21 6 ffjw, L- UL .4 QJ, -f ','r 'SWL fly Q cf' 'ZZ f I 0, .4 -1, , 'T' E- f f -- E Ji Ca ZVv,f,,,4,iij Q fl Q,f 5 fi,,fv-gt, I KG! 1 5 X U ,457 ,aefwfffvi mm' 'ggi JAWS ESHELMAN gfy Jdeyiv '. Uimg f OM Ji6TUEfO rE, 43 Cadets 2, Sgt. 2g Chevrons ub 25 Vice-Pres. Student fa Gov't. 35 os 3, Pres. 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Kalegethos 3, 4. Witty, popular, sincere, dependable, good- looking, and so much fun! MARY ANN ESSER A well-mannered girl with friend ELIZABETH FARMER, fLi!9byQ Blewett High School, St. Louis, Mo.g Crossed Sabres 4. A combination of beauty and southern charm. GUINNETTE FARMER Spends a great deal of her time at An napolis. MERRIAM FRANKLIN fMerryj Cuts as neat a figure at school as on t e Ice skating rlnk EDNA LORRAINE FRANTZ Bowling 2 Crossed Sabres3 4 Tri Annual Staff 4 Patrols 4 uick witted always full of fun very capable MARY ALICE FRANZMAN A fMikej Homeroom Treas. 2, 35 Sec. 45 Tri-Y 3, 4g Crossed Sabres 4. Mischievous with a simply grand sense of humor. RALPH FREEMAN Calling Dr. Freeman! ! ! 2111 DORIS FISCHER fD0diej Glee Club 35 Sec. of Home Ec. Club 25 History Club 3. Very much interested in politics. BARBARA FISHER fB0bbiej Crossed Sabres 3 Feature Editor 45 Jr Play Publicity 35 Civil Air Patrol 3, 4 Bookroom Assistant 4. One of W-L's literary lights. JULIA FLETCHER Uudjfj News per ub 4. A .viv ioukl Ajwho has many attractions. J SHERMAN FLOYD fPb0neyj A smooth character. -ag as JEAN FUSCHINI Ueaniej Basketball 2, 45 Home Ee. 'Club 35 Home- room Vice-Pres. 2, 3, 45 Track 4. A little girl with a big personality and 21 way with men. DORIS J. GALLEHER Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y 3, 4. Music comes to her as easy as breathing. DAVID GARBER B s etball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Vice- Pres of 11A class. A sharpshooter with a basketball. LOUISE GARBER Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Var- sity Baseball 2, 3, 4. A high scorer in any and every league. 4391 4 .MQ RONALD GARDNER y CRonniej g ' Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 4. A card from the top Of the deck. VIRGINIA GAWEN Homeroom Sec.-Treas. 2, 35 Cadets 2, Sgt. 3, Capt. 45 Crack Squad 35 Chevrons Club V. Commander 35 Sr. Class Sec.5 Elos 45 Kalagethos 3, 45 Tri-Y 415 Sadie Williams V, Commander 45 Annual Cir- culation Staff 4. A blond surprise package5 capability and charm combined. ALDA S. GAY If there-'s anything you want to know, ask Alda. CHRISTINE GERMAN fCbrisQ Popular with her classmates. Q . A I 1 W i jig' . ffl xx Q I Pg, if,'.f :i p. ,lf-'Cx if ,lf fl XVALTER HANLEY ff X lj' 1 ALM CMS ,5t. 2, 3g Maj. 45 Rifle Club 2, 45 i,Q1JCl'l6VQS Club 23 Crack Squad 3, Sam Brown Club Commander 4g Homeroom Sec. 2. The Cadet Corps is his Hrst love. EDWARD L. HARRISON fEddiej Bowling League 4. A shrewd talker who can convince any- one. N NELSON HARVEY LQ-ff- Football 2, 3, Co-Captain 4g Baseball 2, 'I t 3, 45 Homeroom Pres. 2, Hi-Y Vice- f3ff3. Pres, 3, Chaplain 4, Pres. 43 W-L Club ' . Z, 3, Vice-Pres. 4. ' 47' -f I Displays his prowess on the athletic field. dx px SHEILA HARVEY 4'4 fCbinkj Cadets 2, 3, 45 Chevrons Club 3, 45 Sec.- Treas. Homeroom 25 Library Club 3, Li- brary Assistant 3. Psychology is her chief interest. 'f40l' if DONNA L. GIBBS Homeroom Sec. 2. One of our favorites. MARGARET GILBERT fMargiej Shasta Union High School, Redding, Calif. 3. Music is her very pleasant hobby. SUSAN GODEREY fSuej Homeroom Treas. 45 Elos 4,5 Tri-Y 4. That shy manner hides a wonderful sense of humor. WARNER HAMET fwhifeyj 5: J. V. Football 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4. 'iwhiteyii has a consuming interest in as gmbasketball. 5 N l W- 0' NW Kg, 'tvexf x Q Vi K4-3, x If K' STELLA HASRE Her heart is in the sky. MARY 'JANE HAYCRAET Basketball 25 31.71-f Baseball 25 Vice-Pres of Class Zgjde.-Tkas. of Class 35 H. R Treasugerf' Monogram Club 2, 3, 4 V Cheeilfadir 4. . 5044-indo 5 outdoor, all-round girl. ,f ., X 1 c f- ,. fl' Jjcliu T ,ll BILL PEIQYES K- f'Eootball 244, 43,1-I1lY 4, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. Xiikes 'fiis passes on th! football field, he'll go fafi: in this world. Cx MARTHA MARY I-IAYWARD lB:wling 2, 35 Patrol 35 Elos 45 News l per Club 45 Jr. Play Tickets 35 An 1 ,, ual Staff 45 Sr. Play Props 4. Epful regardless of the occasion-genw L YL' 5 Q ing nice. 5 N 2 r-3 R TN. .5 Yo -I x ' 9 ,si Q limi 1. .ii 4 gl fl? R 5 l- f1.f'Lw,f lx' - iff . TILGHMAN HAZEL Student Government Treas. 45 Hi-Y 35 Vice-Pres. 45 Elos 45 W-L Club 4g Home- room Pres. 25 Track 2, 3, 4. A man of many affairs. JOHN HECKMAN 3 l gr Cadets 2, Sgt. 3, Sfsgt. 45 Rifle Club 2, 4, Team 3. Ni Hope his future career as a prominent cartoonist will leave him time for Coon hunting. JOSEPH HEFLIN X A ooo 1 5 Mechanical Drawing Club 25 Bowling b League 2, 3, 41. 'il Contrasting his height, his aims are high. xl l J- RICHARD A. HEINDEL ,J fDiCkj J. V. Track 25 J. V. Basketball 35 Varsity lx Track 3, 45 W-I. Club 3, 4. His interest in sports is not limited to ,i track. T , ., C in ay I 'l41l' .li .J WILLIAM HAROLD HENRY fBillj Football 2, 3, 43 W-L Club 2, 3, 4. Will be remembered for his ability with the pigskin. . BILL HERBERT ,ml aw., ' fArtj 'v-I 5 . J ARTHUR HEINZMAN Bowling 2, 3, 4g Cadets 2, sfsgt. 35 Sec- ond Lieutenant 4g Rifle Club 2, 3, 45 Chevrons Club 35 Sam Browne 4g H. R. Treasurer 4. The future head of General Motors. GERTRUDE HELLMAN fD0llyj Basketball 2, 3, 43 Monogram Club 2, 3', 45 Coach Junior Basketball Team 3. We're glad to have her back. LUCILLE HELMICK ' We're sure she will be an e celleryte , f .4 if rapher y , V, , , K f ks :fp-efl'21ffff'f6'. ff ' A RICHARD HENRETTY f-sf' fain CDiff1J I, v' if A fine fellow with a big grin-and knowl- 'N edge of baseball. J! , He's a mechanical enius, g BETTY ANN HERDT Cadets 2. Amiable, sincere, softspoken and under- standing. ANN HERRLEIN Noted for her beautiful hair. 1442? Q '-. GA f li fVC7ina'yj jr. Class Sec.-Treas. 35 Tri-Y 3, 45 H. R. Pres. 45 Elos 3, Sec. 43 Kalagethos 3, jj L cKMAN Pres, 4. A successful future is predicted for this outstanding senior. EDMUND H. HINES fTeu'j Sr. Play 45 Hi-Y 4. Personality and self-assurance make him take the lead in more ways than one. ALBERT I-IoBsoN Cadets 2, 35 Glee Club 35 Track 4. He may be new at track, but never last. JOHN HOFFERBERT I H 05911 Cadets 2, Sgt. 3, Capt. 45 Chevrons Club 35 Crack Squad 35 Commander 45 Rifle Club, V. P, 45 Team 35 Sam Browne Club 45 Sam Browne Football Team 4. Crack Squad Commander and uclrole de corps. w:25'i 7 Ifif U N ,fi-,sz 7 J so fl i.,'Q . ml ' ,, , Vi ,.. LP 1 fl' ' I , , ff if 3 7 . 1' I 4 WL, Af,. i1'Qf.-WJ 'A 43 l ---7115 J ups' rj A A! ,-U fi . Y .5 1 f 5 4 sf.-Jif'.f.z-fi ' 3 very is a for B, J. CARL I-IOLLEY, JR. ICWZQ ' J. V. Football 2, 3, J. V. Track 35 Varsity Football 3, 45 H. R. Pres. 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Barber-Shop Quartette 45 Jr. Play 35 Jr.-Sr. Basketball 35 Bowling 2. His ability to make friends is an asset for the future. EVELYN M. HOLLY Blue and Gray 4. Possesses artistic ability which help in directing her life work. should JANICE HUPPUCH UW! Glee Club 2, 35 Scrapbook Sec. 45 Madri- gals, Sec. 45 Library Club 45 Annual Staff 4. Lovely to look at, delightful to hear. TERRY A. HURLBUT, JR. Cadets 25 Hi-Y 3, Sec. 45 Homeroom Pres. 45 Annual Circulation Manager 4. All round swell guyg in other words, No Square. CAROLINE HYETT fCarliej Softball 2, 3, 45 Hockey Team 3, 45 Bowling Team 25 Cadets 25 Basketball 45 Monogram Club Z 3 4' Track Team 3. An outstanding ffl not only for her ath- letic ability b o for her ability to make rie F JEAVONS 'K ery party Q U Sq l44l' es 3 Basketball Manager 3. ELAINE HOLT fBlo11a'eyj Swimming Club 35 Music Appreciation Club 35 Archery Club 25 Library Club 45 Library Asst. 45 Newspaper Club 45 Annual Circulation Staff 4. Plays on heart strings as well as the piano. CAROLYN HOOPER 5 H0010 Honor Society 3, Sec. 45 Elos 4 Debate Club 3, Sec. 45 Tri-Y 4,5 junior Play 3 Annual Understatf 3, Associate Editor 4 Newspaper Club 3. Her interests range from Annuals Zombies. DONALD HORTON fDonj Cadets 2, Sgt. 3, Lieut. 45 Chevrons Club 35 Sam Browne Club, Parliamentarian 45 Crack Squad 3, Co-Commander 45 Rifle Club 45 Homeroom Treas. 45 Mechanical Drawing Club 2. Co-Commander of the prize-winning Crack-Squad. JEAN HUMPHRIES Ueanniej Home Ec. Club 35 Tri-Y 3, 4. Small, dark and pretty. TAYLOR JEFFERSON fRedsJ Service Club 3, 4, Cadets 25 J-V Track 3g Bowling Team 3, 4. You'll See him whizzing by on a motor- cycle anytime. FRANCES JENNINGS She ought to make a hit in any EDWARD D. JOHNS fSfubj Cadets 2, 3. Mr. Spencer's addition to the P. A. system. CATHERINE JOHNSON Distributors Club 4. Friendly and very nice to know. Oflice. 'l45l- DORIS JOHNSON gsm Valuable as sugar to her friends, a Sweet dish to everyone. FRANCES JOHNSON fCanrlyj Jr. Class Cheerleader 3. As sweet as her name implies. HUGH JOHNSON Boys Glee Club 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4-5 Madri- gal Singers 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, Pres. 45 Elos 3, Vice-Pres. 4g Jr. Play 3g Sr. Play 4, Elos Play 4, Barber Shop Quartet 4g Annual Staff 4. His participation in music and dramatics makes him outstanding. ROBERT QJOHQSON Q G.BlzL5Qe1fJ-f I js Clubf3,l4'4gJ'Hi-W? 3, 4g Bafeball 2 3, jg FootbalLf2, 3, 4.h,N . I V 'Oneof' W-L's ,coi-itfibutions to the All ,U Hflghv Football Teamgbs i Q. . 1 L I., il' ' 1' 9 K Y Z' J- ' . F ' If , N V. is I ,A , A ', JFEF . Lf! 1 If I l .1 I I I? ' QM, J., 3' I I u pf .if Rf fb K 1 JI if , Q I . 7' ff .M ' 2.1 Up ff ,I ilftf 'JJ it f' J' I 4 rl IV rl' ,' it r I V I ,ry l Xi, MARION KAEKA Very much interested in George Washing- C0 n-University, that is. GERTRUDE KARNES fTr11dyJ Quick on the trigger. ROBERT KASSEEAUM fB0bj Drawing cartoons is Bob's specialty. JULIAN KECK fEda'ieJ Eddie fits in so well that we forget he has been with us only il year. -1461 MARY SUE JOHNSTON fS1zzieJ Hockey Team 25 Monogram Club 3, 4g Patrols 3. A simple matter of additi personality plus beauty equals soci s ccess. f .3 E E. JONES 7h iftenj ' tte with a pleasing alit WILLIAM JONES 551111 J-V Football 2, 35 Varsity Football 43 J-V Track 2, 35 Varsity Track 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Madrigals 3, 4g Homeroom Pres. 3, 45 Annual Staff 4. All-round in athletics and all-round in intelligence. KATHERINE KADEL Americana Quiz 4. One of the Redskins' devoted fans. per- nf'- .,qg,', ali' was mal mi 95, 'A Q . ' '-' I ililxulbii , JE Lff-wr' W5 TIRE if 'KE KSU ff -A .bk M vi MARIE C. KEYES Interested in and proficient at roller skat- , SINGLETON KIDWELL A Kflmckj Band 2,Q3, Capt. 4g Chevrons Club 2, 3 Sam Browne Club 4: Annual Staff 4. A history expert, he represented W-L on the Americana Quiz, CHARLOTTE KING fCbal0t'j Glee Club 23 Distributors Club, Sec. 4 She ll nexer be without change in a strange land sh collects foreign coins. DOROTHY KINSEY fDotj Cadets 3, 45 Baseball Manager 35 Mono gram Club 3, 4-g Hockey Manager 4. It is possible that Dot will be your hos- tess on a future air trip. H ij V NANCY KNEEN fNinij Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Sec.-Treas Homeroom 25 Monogram Club 2, 3, Sec 4, Varsity Hockey. 4. Tops in sports and popularity. DAVID LALOR fi A fDavej ll 'azglrl 35 S ua , , , V n q d Sgt 3 P If 5 R X ,lg Ice Club 2, 3, 45 J-V Tra il ll tage hand par excellence. A JOHNS LAMERS sketball 2, 3, 413 W-L Club 4. A usportingu fellow, always ugamen for a good time. BETTY LAWYER Golden hair with a golden personality to match. .WQOGM 2 JAMES LEWIS IRM LEE f Billyj eroonx ice-President 35 Basketball 2. as that nderful knack of getting along DORIS ANN LEGGE Miami University claims this W-L-ite. BETTY RUTH LEIGH Cadets 2, 3, 4. We like her very much. MARY JEAN LEUKEL KM- I-2 Library Assistant 3, 45 Library Club Sec- retary 3, President 43 Music Appreciation Club Vice-President 39 Crossed Sabres 4. An attractive and efficient librarian. Patrols 4. Twin wolves. JACK LEWIS Patrols 4. Double trouble. PEGGY LEVISTER KP-rs! Cadets 2g Gd. Sergeantg Plt. Sergeant 35 Tri-Y 3, 45 Chevrons Club, Secretary and Treasurer 3g Crack Squad 35 Major 45' Sadie Williams Club, Commander 43 Rifle Team 4. Capable head of girl cadets, intelligent and fun-loving. RICHARD LILLIEFORS fLillyj Cadets 2, 3, First Lieutenant 43 Chevrons Club 3g Crack Squad 35 Sam Browne Club 4-5 Rifle Club 4. If his ear had wings, he'd fly. -'l48lr WILLIAM LINDSAY Using Cadets, Cpl. 2, MfSgt. 3, Cgpt. 4g Sam Browne Club, Sec. 43 Chevrons Club 3, Annual Staff 45 Crack Squad 35 Rifle Club 4. A Captain in Cadets with engineering am- bitions. JOSEPH LINEI-IAN I I 001 Varsity Football 4. Although a newcomer, this ex-marine has made quite a name for himself at W L WILLIAM LOVELESS fBiZlj Nice to have him back at school after serving in the armed forces. FRANCES LUCKETT fLuckyQ Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club Pres 4 Sec. of Class 4. This gorgeous, red head plays the piano beautifully. 1 Qafv'-U' 'Q' JAM 'Mi A be 'lin 5 - X? 1' J ga.: X x li , S13 ig NTRENQW fm 13,5 ' N . i jx -X W - Sits is an L.-'T e., M: ,Qs hx 'Y p?l iEAN H5525 vggiggifrqlub 35 Patrols 3. Te T'E53lefbl1e a.rl5,a,t W-L. 5? TQ' N N M-ARE X le ALAN RJ 'A M C UTH ARTIN Ei, Cadets 2, 3, Znd. Lt. 4' Glee Club 4. 32 BARBARA RUTH MAY fBa1'biej As a secretary, she will brighten any office. JANE MAYS Uaniej Tri-Y 3, 4. Jane's sincerity has made her many friends. HELEN MCCARTHY Library Club 43 Tri-Y 4g Elos 45 Annual Staif 41. That pleasing and friendly personality in- sures her a happy future. - DONALD C. MCCOLLUM fDonj Bowling League 3, 4 Annual Staff, Ad- vertising Manager 4. Keen mind, sharp sense of humor? has done an excellent job on the ads for the Annual. 450 gggglfrfossesses ability botli in Cadets and Glee tm. bclub. , MARVIN M. MASSEY Sets 2, 3, 2nd Lt. 45 Crack Squad 2, 3g S liewxms Club 2, 35 Military Science and actics Club 2g Rifle Club 33 Annual ' :aff 4. X 3 N Qis honesty and sincerity are evident to l who know him. ' 1 JAMES N. MATTHEW Uimj Cog. 2, 3. Clean cut and friendly. fi . - u - f V .-. ff 4' fi. 4..- r ,, 1' flu ' f AM.. FRANK MCDADE fMacj Cadets 2g Orchestra 3. A good business man. CARL MCDANIELS Baseball 2, 3, 43 Service Club 2s Debate Club 43 Hi-Y 43 Sr, Play 43 V. Foot- ball 3. Nice looking, easy to know, prominent as an actor, too. MARIDA BERNICE MCDONALD Girl Reserves 25 Cheer leader 23 Fairfax High School 33 Newspaper Club 43 Pa- trols 4. Tops all around, whether in the social spin or school whirl. 1 ROBERT MCGLU13 fBobj Cog. 2. Has a bright future. -'l51l' ! ii fi fi I .f '- x ll Wi I THOMAS MCGRAW fMacj He enjoys life. GERTRUDE MCGREW fG6YfiEj Cadets 2, 3, Lt. 4g Chevrons Club Par- liamentarian 33 Sadie Williams Club 45 Bowling Team 2, 33 Debate Club 3, 4,3 Annual Staff 4g Glee Club 4. A grand combination ofl intellect and ambition. MYRTIDEE MCKNEELY fDeej ' Annual Staff 4. v red hair cient she d . L I f, J s E CMURRER, JR. M- I , a 2 gF'g'Track 2, 3, 4s W-L A1 ub ' g Homeroom Pres. 2, 3, fx!-1 A Hi- 45 , 4. 1 s r i ' t all and track. 0 ff! J IN, OUINDA MCNAIR fTf117fJ'J hestra 3, 45 Glee Club 4. A girl who really enjoys life. WILDA LOUISE MCNEMAR Homeroom Trens. 2, Pres. 45 Annual Staff 45 sjr.-Sr. Cheerleader 35 Tri-Y Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Cheerleader 4. Wonderful worker with a knack for making friends. NANCY MEAGHER fB1L1111j!j Newspaper Club 3, 45 Patrols 35 Music Appreciation Club 35 Swimming Club 35 Tri Y 4 Annual Staff 45 Sr. Play Usher 4. Enthusiastic in all she undertakes. RICHARD MEINBERG fPez'ej J. V. Track 25 Varsity Track 3, 45 Jr. Class Vice-Pres. 35 Homeroom Bowling Team 2, 35 Hi-Y 45 Honor Society 3, 4. Success has no barrier for Pete. BARBARA LORRAINE MEssER fBarbj Cadets 2. Her sweet disposition tallies with a long list of friends. RUTH MESSICK fBootsyj Patrols, Sec. 4g Annual Staff 4. With her abilities and willingne tops with all who know her. MARY METZGER Swimming Club 3. Will one day be managing someoneis of- fice efficiently. ss, she WILLIAM MICHAEL' fBillj Distributive Education 4. Really a good sport. 53 l'Softba 2 3 4- Cliab 2, 3, 4, ' Basketball 3, Newspaper Club V. Baslietllgall 2 31-5 Vars?iri,5fHqck9y iv'3, Sport? Editor: YM rack Team 3. i E im Slielbltaflongs cfnfthe first stringf' lf l BILLIE MAE MILLER J. V. Cheerleader 23 Soph. Cheerleader 2, Bowling League 23 Patrols 3. Shades of Lynn Allison! BRUCE MILLER Cadets 2, 3, lst. Sgt. 4s Chevrons Club 3, 4, Rifle Club 4. Possesses red hair, the sign of an artistic temperament. BARBARA E. MILLS fBobj Patrols 2g Library Club 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 43 Library Assistant 2, 3, 43 Music Ap- preciation Club, Treas. 33 Annual Staff 43 Ir. Play Usher 33 Sr. Play Usher 43 Sr. Play Tickets 4-. Wields a wicked accordian. f My 4 D GLAS MINNICK and his friendliness. JOHN MONAGHAN ffaffw Sensational left-handed bowler. ORIS MOORE CWS? Homeroom Treas. 4. Has a cheerful smile with a match. WILLIAM B MOORE fBzllyj Bowling Club 2 3 4 His imagination makes him a colorful character. BETTY MORGAN fS1L1111f6 Q Patrols 4. Her Power,s Modeln height is the envy of everyone. RICHARD MORRISON fDic1ej Homeroom Pres. 2, Treas. 45 Cadet Band f 2, 3, lst Lieut. 45 Sam Browne Club 45 Bowling League 3, 4. Looking for a very popular guy? Employ this Dick . CHARLOTTE MULHERIN fMullyj Tri-Y 3, 4g Homeroom Sec. Treas. 2, 3, Sec. 4g Newspaper Circulation Staff 43 Patrols 4 Beauty and brains are enly d' ibuted 6 0 'lfD0ugj I-V Otbal 3 Track 2, 3, 43 W-L Club 4. . am ' as well as track, he hits the JACK MOBBERLEY J-V 'Football 25 Basketball 2, 3. Dependable is noted for his good looks disposition to 7' 0154? 7' .4.., -A ROY QUENTIN MULKEY, JR. fSli1nj Cadets 2, lst Lieut. 3, 45 Chevrons Club 25 Sam Browne Club 3, 4. Most of his time is spent tinkering with automobiles. WINIFRED MUNSON fWinniej Newspaper Club 2g Homeroom Sec. 4. Winsome Winnie is a winner in the popu- larity race. WILLIAM MURPHY fBillj Orchestra 3, 4. Two very different interests, refrigeration and flying, FRANCES MURRAY Uirannyj No one will forget Frances. Lois MUsE v p . 'l55l' Homeroom Sec. 3. Her ood ualities are numerous but best S Cl of all sheis a-muse-ing. I ,,, SW EACK MY Footbal 3g owlin 3. His love kes him a second Smiling I . DOUGLAS NEWCOMB I N ewcj Basketball 4. Always moving at a terrific pace-one of the i'Heavenly Twinsf' TED NEWCOMB fNewcj Basketball 4. Right beside his brother at all times. C MARGARET NoE Cadets 2, 3. Best described as quiet and friendly. RALPH NORRIS 1Booj His hobbies are baseball and swimming. NANCY NUMBERS Cadets 2, 35 Crack Squad 35 Lieut. 45 Chevrons Club Sec, 35 Sadie Williams Club 45 Rifle Club Z, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 4, Historian 35 J-V Basketball 25 Softball 2, 35 Archery Team 25 Annual Staff 4. Efficient and willing in all undertakings. RUvSSEL QBERLIN f FR-WSJ Glee Club Xwiec. 3 Ifres. 45 I-V Fo I' 2, 35 Varsgt Football 45 Madrigal Singe 35 LahexE4ed'GS01iP 2, 3, 45 Elos R., N Jr. Playyf '- alagetlios 3, Treas.L45 tklogfie- 'X roomxPres. 5' , 35 Student Councilsg, 3. X' Well-khqwn around school for l to lead. I , x K, , N - X' H . f x ex. 'XA Q B N 4' ' .A X xxx 'ofa AL. .1 ALBERT WILLIAM NEWLAND fBillj Track 2, 35 J-V Football 25 Glee Club 2. Has the makings of a real friend. MARJORIE NIESSEN fMm'giej Civil Air Patrol 3, 45 Distributive Edu- cation 4. A little girl with big ideas. JEAN NISWANDER Cadets 2, Sgt. 3, Crack Squad 3, lst Lieut. 4,5 Crack Squad Commander 45 J.-V Cheerleader 25 Bowling Team 35 News- paper Club 45 Annual Staff 4. Has a pleasant word for everyone and has a wide circle of friends. JOAN NISWANDER Cadets 2, Sgt. 35 Crack Squad 35 Home room Sec, 25 Bowling Team 25 News paper Club 4-. The other half of those attractive twins. 4561, 5g,lfWfJL I l nn' MAR JORIE O,NEILL CPfggyJ Newspaper Club 4g Annual Staff 4. Quiet and patient, Peggy will make an excellent nurse. LAWRENCE PADDOCK Glee Club 43 Distributive Club 4. 'KSunshine personiiedf' He never under- took anything unless it was worthwhile. Dependable, cooperative, and cheerful, Lawrence will be missed by all those who knew him. DAVID PARKER fDa1feQ Track 2, 3, 4. XVhen he's not running after his dogs, he's running track. JULIA PARKER Quiet but very pleasant. rl57l' HOWARD PAUL CHowieQ Glee Club 2, 3g Jr. Play 35 Student Gov,t. Treas. 33 Honor Society 3, 4g Elos 3, 4, Elos Acting Award 35 Student Gov't. Pres. 43 Annual Understaif 35 Elos Play 4. Our popular Student Government Presi- dent who possesses a persuasive manner of speaking. 9 Ra, W6 . - ' 'M - ,fx up ya-VIRQWEAJPKTNEF sf' W X J TJ A fl 5' AnQtifellgn-2'hor95W5'man ' Q V 3 f 4, :K i r L-f WV af! viff i.-S2 N as ' ARCfIElNEbQ15QQQg1?'N'g,gf', L HuSeroo5L if- Eloss-W 43 QA ual -Sfqflf il 4w X 'gal U .5 ,If JA A tfcfrnbinavtion of beauty and brains, she wha? it takes. 'xy Q.. ROGER PERRY Cadet Band 3, 4. Hot licks on a licorice stick. T af , 1 ' n 1 ' , li-. -Q f ,4 I 1 , I , , ,. T I- 5 J' . 'z ,f ' I ,l ':', 4 fl' 1 w i N -I' . ,l hr I aw , 'J' ALAN POTTER Y jf! ff' Annual Staff 45 Bowling 2, 37 1 J A tall blond'5mathE1fnatic'a1'fgf'. C gffief , 5. 4,v,,J,,-,, , W f '- , If 1 ,W-I - , U 0' f A, f gf' BETTY LOU POTTER lj f ' 1 fill! N-6: ,ij ' Lf S Q5 xf' Newspab5 45 Patrols 45 Annual Staff 45 Tri-Y 4. ' Sure to bee-cv success in her chosen field, Art. HUBERT POTTER fSanflyj Another returned veteran whose perse- verance makes us admire him. J GINA POVINELLI Italy bound, lucky! PATRICIA ANN PETERSON fPetej Glee Club 2, Treas. 3, 4, Madrigal Sing- ers 45 H. R. Sec.-Treas. 25 Library As- sistant 35 Newspaper Club 35 Jr. Play 35 H. R. Treas. 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Elos 4, Elos Play 4. Not only one of W-L's most musical girls, but a talented actress. EDITH PIOMBINO 'l58l' Newspaper Club 3. Always busy doing something interesting. MILDRED PLUMMER fMilliej Jr. Basketball Team 3. A wonderful friend is Millie, FLORENCE POLAND Defense Stamp Representative 23 Bowling 2, 33 Annual Staff 4. A southern Miss interested in photography. A 1 A JOHANNA POWELL IIOJ Cadets 2. Her friendship is well Worth treasuring. JOSEPH F. PRIDHAM U00 Cadets 2, 3. His future should be safe, he's reached a happy medium. HORACE RAINES Cadets 2, 3, 4, Rifle Team 2, 3, 4g Chev- rons Club 3, Sam Browne 4. Target for success with a wide range of friends. CLARENCE RANCK Cadets 2, Sgt. 3, Lt. 3, Capt. 4, Sam Browne Club 3, 4g Chevrons Club 23 Bowling, Capt. 3, 4g Rifle Club 3, 445 An- nual Statf 45 Retail Training Club, Pres. 45 Crack Squad 2. A military man with a jovial smile, I 4159? DEFOREST RATHBONE fDeej Band 2, 3, 45 V. 'Football 3, Varsity Football 4g Track 3, 4, W-L Club 43 Bowling Club 3. He gets around and into everything. ANN READ Canton High School, Canton, Miss. A delightful girl headed for Randolph Macon. ANN READE fPer0xideQ H. R. Treas. 4. She is on the top of everyone's list. LILA RECTOR fliosiej Her dancing is out of this world. 3 xl. fl 2. Rv X 4 x ' f -,xi Ml BARBARA ROBERTS fB0bbiej H. R. Sec.-Treas. 2, 3, Pres. 45 Cheer- leader 4. Attractive and full of the devil -a good cheerleader, too. ROBERT ROBINSON fliobbyj A nice-looking, dark, he-man sort of a fellow. ELLEN DOUGLAS ROCHE fD0ugiej Elos 3, 45 Debate Club Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Debate Team 35 Jr. Play 35 Elos Play 45 Tri-Y 45 Annual Staff 4. Coach Roche is following in Patrick Henry's footsteps. V PATRICIA ROCRWELL ,A fPutj Cadets 2, 35 Rifle Club 25 Chevrons Club 35 Bowling Club 25 Tri-Y 3, Sec. 45 H. R. Pres. 2, 45 Newspaper Club 3, Circulation 45 Annual Staff 4. A well-liked girl who takes part in almost everything at W-L. I li PRISCILLA REINERS flfrissyj Cadets 2, Sgt. 3, Capt. 45 Glee Club 3, Sec. 45 Sextette 3, 45 Sadie XVilliams Club Treas. 45 Tri-Y 45 Vice-Pres. Homeroom 45 Annual Staff 4. A sweet girl with a coiitagiouswgrin and loads of personality. BETTY RENALDS Her scrap book should be interesting. RICHARD REYMER fDickj -1601, Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity Track 2, 3, 4. A hep man on the gridiron BETH ANN ROBB Patrols 4. I-Ialf-pint, who seems to like that mili tary manner. MYRNA ROHRBACK Those sparkling eyes are the envy of all. DONALD ROSIN 1Clemj Lt. Band 2, 3,4g Service Club 2, 3g News- paper 4g Annual Staff 4. Always found with his camera and a pretty girl. VTIRGINIA ROWLANDS fG'nnaj Has sophisticated beauty and an excellent taste in Clothes. JACK B. RUPERT CRIIPQ Cadets 2, 3, Lt. 4g Chevrons Club 2, 35 Sam Browne Club 4g Rifle Team Z, 3, Rifle Club 2, 3, 4. A cadet sharpshooter who always hits the spot. MARY SUE RYDER Patrol 3. Has a real interest in many different things. AUSTIN SAFFER fWalrh0j LV. Football 23 Distributive Education 4. Where there's fun, there's Waldo. JULIA SAFFORD fluffy! Newspaper 2, 3, News Editor 43 Jr. Bas- ketball Team 3g Jr. Play Usher 3. An outstanding Senior for her work as News Editor of the Newspaper. BRUCE SANDIN Mechanical Drawing Club 25 Bowling League 2, 3, 4.5 H. R. Pres. 2. V .. A A49 A sharp dresser with an artistic sense. IW ...ff iff im fu ft' .K -pax f fa I Iv ., , sq! , .ki , X y . Q, f 3 ALAN EUGENE SAXER KAIQ pk ' H Cadets 2, Sgt. 3, Ist Lt. 45 Chevrons ,' Club Treas. 33 Sam Browne Club Treas. 413 Crack Squad 35 Rifle Club 2, 3, 4 l In nfiitary or civili l' his integrity will or succ s' ' , . C 'L I U 'NN SCHAENZER ' , i julie lewood Richmond Sr. High School, D National Honor Society 45 Debate Club J 41, Sr. Play 4. Co-operative and true, a loyal person with a clever pen. tx XX. CARL SCHAFFER Cadets 2, 3g J. V. Football 3. Quite the Casanova! PAUL SCHELLENBERG Track 3, 4. Has a future writing horror stories for the radio. CHARLOTTE SARGENT fPinlayj Basketball 2, 4. Distributive Education Club 3. Take your pets to Pinky, the veterinarian. BETTY MAY SASHER fS1f1m1'fj Softball 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 43 Library Assistant 45 Library Club 45 Bowling Club 3, 4. Excells in dramatics and sports. JEAN RUTH SAUNDERS fSauniej Cadets 2. A musical career is hers for the asking. MARGUERITE SAVILLE fPf'sg9'J Glee Club 3, 4g Patrols 35 Newspaper Club 3, 43 Annual Staff 4. Patient, poised, and quiet, she has the attributes of a good teaizher. 4621- FRED WHITEFIELD SCHMIDT, JR. Plans to further his fatheris business. JACK SCHWARZMANN Varsity football 2, 3, 4. Must have a dual personality to be an athlete called Angel 'Fuzzf' KIT SCOTT An excellent taste for clothes makes her one of the best-dressed girls in the class. PATRICIA ANNE SEAMAN fPatj You should see her skate! ' f '-f ,K A y, 'l63l JOHN D. SEIFERT Uolannyj Annual Staff 4. Up and coming fellow, seldom down- hearted. BOB SHAID H. R. Pres. 2, 3, Class Basketball Team 2, 35 Bowling 2, 3g Elos 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, Treas. 45 Manager Varsity Football 33 Manager Varsity Track 35 W-L Club 3, 4, Sr. Class Treas. 4g Honor Society 3, 45 Varsity Football 4. A good combination of looks and person- ality, an all-time favorite. BILL SHEFFIELD Orchestra 3, 4. Slated for a musical career. JOE ROBERT SHEIAR fBobj Glee Club 3, Jr. Play 3, Cadets Sgt. 2, Sr. Play 4. Displayed his dramatic ability in the Junior and Senior Plays. fluff' ii af W6 M AUDREY SMITH A girl with a million dollar disposition. , JAMES L. SMITH Ufmi Cadets 2. V.M.I. and Civil Engineering his time in the future. ROBERT S. SMITH fBobQ H. R. Pres. 2, 3, 43 Patrols 33 Hi-Y 4g Annual Staff 4. An attractive boy who seems to enjoy being nice to everyone. WALTER SMITH ISmittyj Cadets 2, 3. We're glad to have him in our class. ROBERT SHIRER fBobj Class Pres. 2, 3, 4, Student Govt. 2, 3, 4, Cadets 2, Lt. 3, Maj. 4g Chevrons Club 2: Sam Browne Club 3, 45 Crack Squad 25 Elos 2, Pres. 3, Parliamentarian 4, Hi- Y 2, 3, 45 Debate Team 35 Kalagethos 3, 4. He has the key to the perfect combina- tion-sincerity, leadership, and person- ality. JOI-IN P. SIEBER, JR Uackj Varsity Football 2, 3, 4g Varsity Baseball 2g W-L Club 3, 4. W-L has few athletes as outstanding as he MARJORIE E. SIMMS fAlabamaj The girl with two interests-flying and Alabama. DOROTHY SIMPSON IDOU Very much at home on the skating rink X WILLA JUNE SMITH I Smitty j Patrols 33 I-LR. Sec. 3, Treas, 45 Tri-Y 3, Chaplain 43 Annual Staff 4. The Dresden doll type, delicate in manner and quick of wit. FRANCES ANN SNARR f F rcmcie Q H.R. Sec.-Treas. 2, Glee Club Accom- panist 3. ' One of the few persons who possess that quiet charm. CARL L. SNEAD Cadets 23 H.R. Pres. 3, 43 Hi-Y 4, Bow- ling Capt. 3, 4. Active member of his class as well as Presi- dent of his homeroom. ROBERT SNYDER fBobj Track Manager 23 W-L Club 2, 3, 4g H.R. Pres. 2, J.V. Football 2, 3. Youill find him right in the middle of any and all good times. l65l- RUTH MARIE SOLOMON She says she collects movie stars. Hummm! YVONNE SPARKS Distributors Club 4. Pretty enough to be an artist's model. LOUISE SPEAKES Her care-free and easy manner and her good looks speak for themselves. WHEELER STANFIELD J.V. Football 25 Varsity Football 4. XVell known and popular is this handsome guard. SAMUEL STONEBURNER KSMPPWJ Class Vice-Pres. 25 Track 25 Basketball Mang. 35 H. R. Pres. 3, Treas. 4. Suave, well-dressed, he is the man on the dance floor. JAMES STOREY Uinzj J.V. 'Track 25 Basketball Mgr Club 2, Sgt. at Arms 3, 4. Quite the class cut-up. MICHAEL STORRIE Cadets 45 Chevrons Club 45 Debate Club 45 Sr. Play 4. ' Did an excellent job as Dad in thc Senior Play. DARLENE STOUT fKansasQ Viola High School, Viola, Kansas. Her friendliness has made her well-liked. BETTY jo STEELE Cadets 2, 35 Chevrons Club 35 News- paper Club 3, 4. This fashion plate is red-haired whistle bait. JOYCE STERLING H. R. Sec.-Treas. 3. A sterling character. BETTY MAY STOKELY fSfokj Cadets 2, 3, Lt. Adj. 45 Rifle Club 2, 3, Sec. 45 Chevrons Club 35 Sadie Williains Club Treas. 45 Crack Squad 3, Ass. Com- mander 4i5 Music Appreciation Club 35 Mech. Dr. 35 Pattols 3. Combines militarism and femininity in a more than satisfactory balance. IQENNETH STOLL fKenj Jr. Band 25 Cadet Band 25 Bowling Team 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Jr. Play Sta e Crew 3. Likes a laugh and is always ready to join in the fun. JEANNE STRUWE Ueanniej Newapaper Club 23 Library Club 25 Pa- trols 35 Elos 45 Understaff Annual 35 Kalagethos 3, 45 Editor Blue ancl Gray 45 Senior Play 4. Grease paint? Glossy prints? Good grades? Consult Jeanne, she's our expert. ALFRED SWISHER KAI? Bowling Team 3, 45 Track 3, 4. Easy-going but not Without purpose. CHARLES E. TAYLOR Cadets, 25 Art Club, Music Club 35 Pa- rrols 3. Has as quick a comeback as a politician up for re-election. MARY LEE TAYLOR Hails from down Texas way. ll 4671- SUE TAYLOR Tri-Y 3, 45 Flushing High School 2, 3. A happy girl with an effervescent per- sonality-5 'l50,000 Frenchmen can't be wrongln SAMUEL H. THORNTON fSa11zj Bowling 3, 4. Friendly, sincere, and a good student. JOHN THYE rffwku Football 3. Hc rates high with us. LEO TIERNAN Cadets 2, 3, Capt. 45 Sam Browne Club 45 Chevrons Club 35 Crack Squad, 35 Elos, 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Annual Staff, Busi- ness Mgr. 4, H. R. Pres. 3. The salt of the earth. HARRIET TURNER Cadets 2, 3, 4g Chcvrons Club 3, 4g Rifle Club 25 Newspaper 3, 45 Annual Staff 4. That efficient military air hides a love of music. Lois ELAINE TUTTLE Looks and personality-she has both. PAULINE TYLER KPOIIQQ Lubec High fMainej 2. A welcome newcomer to the halls of VV-L. RUTH ULLOM fRutbiej H. R. Pres. 35 Honor Society 3, 4g Patrols 4i3 Elos 4. Eiicient and attractive with Nursing her ambition. -'l6'5l' SARA TIERNAN Cadets 2, 3, Cpl. 3. Always adding to her long list of friends- ncver subtracting. FRANCES I-I. TINKHAM fFm11nyj Jr. Play Usher 3. As likeable as they come, typically Ameri- can. JEAN TODD Distributors Club 45 Bowling 4. As cuddlesome as a kitten and just as lovable. ANNE TRACEY An unassuming manner and a distinctive 1 sense of humor. 5 f Z B QJ RAM ONA VALLEY Lcng Beach, Californiag Annual Staff 4'. Here's hoping this valley will reach the pinnacle of success. LOUISE VAN EMDEN fVunj Bowling 25 Capt. 35 Newspaper 3, 4. Never a dull moment when she's around. LORETTA VEITCH fBlomz'iej Cadets 25 Sergeant 3, Second Lieutenant 45 Chevrons Club 2, 35 Sadie Williams Club 45 Patrols 3. Blond charms can't hide that quick mind. MAR JORIE WALLACE fBerij Basketball 2, 3, 45 Softball 2, 45 Mono- gram Club 2, Treas. 3, Pres, 45 Cadets 2, 35 Crack Squad 35 Chevrons Club 35 Hockey 35 Annual Staff 4. A perfect person to drive away your blues. Hwilv .fi , Wiwitxlgiiilijg - t Wm l69l' We MARGARET WARNER Ad' fMaggiej V H. R. Sec 4. Center of her social circle, encompassing a wide radius of friends. fccgfgig DOROTHY WASSERMAN ' fnofffey Newspaper 2, 35 Editor of Jr. Issueg Editor in Chief 4. Our journalist supreme, Dottie plans a newspaper career. HELEN WATSON fF1'6Ckl6'S1 Home Economics Club 3. Well liked by her classmates. RICHARD WATSON fDiclej Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Planning to cut a tune with his dentist's drill. A42 32.2 .MM ,W 7 M4-11, 730 All Xin 4' Wi .2 . J if JOAN WEILER Secretarial Work for Captain Brill 4. Captain Brillis efficient secretary. J, Y DORO Y W ITE ID t ej Cadets X 969 I Her ly e bai amd ett otlies 1 are the env f . L CATHERINE WHI O fKiftyQ A likeable girl who is sure to have a suc- Y cessful future. 1 .7 ' - RICHARD WILCOX A 1,9 cf-My ' M' J-V Football 23 Bowling Club 3, Jr. Play 1' 3, Glee Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Track Team 4-. f ig Always has a snappy comeback, he'll be s sure to succeed. J V , aj! 47 PRUDENCE WAUGH fPrzzrlyj Patrols 35 Elos Treasurer 5, 4, Annual Staff 45 Honor Society 3, 4. An intelligent Miss who possesses a queenly air and beauty. DOLORES WEBB fWebboj Monogram Club 2, 3, 4g J-V Basketball 2, Varsity 4, Softball 3, 45 Hockey Team 3, 4. A full K'measure of success to one who knows the score, MARY LOU WEETHEE Junior Varsity Cheer Leader 2, 3. Meet our model pin-up girl, vivacious and fun loving. DOROTHY A. WELD fT0tj ' Teachers College High, Lincoln, Nebraska, 2g Homeroom Sec. 3, 45 Tri-Y 3, Vice Pres. 45 Annual Staff 4. An artist who fortunately lacks that ar- tistic temperament. JAMES WILLIAMS Uuniej Track 2, 3, 4. You will be able to track him down at Georgia Tech. ROBERT WILSON fBoibj Basketball 25 Latin Club 2, 35 Dramatic Club 25 Spanish Club 35 Band 35 Foot- ball 3, 4. A newcomer who has won a place among us. PHYLLIS WINDLE Art rates high With her. I CORRINNE WITTY fC'6'1'l1'lI6Q Staff 4. t with a paint brush in hand. V,-I 'M .7542 LORRAINE WOODYARD Volleyball 45 Hockey Team 2, 3g Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4. A big letter in the Monogram Club. DONALD WOOLSCHLAGER fSh0rzfyj Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 W-L Club 2, 45 W-L Club, Vice- Pres. 35 Pres. 45 S. Class Vice-Pres. 45 Homeroom Pres. 35 Student Government 45 Annual Staff 45 Football Co-Captain 4. -'l7ll' Shorty is outstanding in many waysg an 'mall-round Senior. MARTHA ANNE WRIGHT fMa1ftiej Patrols 35 Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 3, Secretary 45 Annual staff 45 Tri-Y 4. A sure friend because of her quiet appeal- ing Way. JULIANNE YANCEY Uuliej Bowling Club 3, 45 Swimming Club 35 Newspaper Club 3, 45 Crossed Sabres Business Manager 45 Tri-Y 4. Good looks and good times-that's Julie. Nice to have him back in time to graduate with us. 1 ELIZABETH YEATMAN HOYUEIOOHT Treasurer 4, Short, sweet and swell. Always laughing. AILEEN YOUNG This fair-haired Miss is a sure target for popularity. DORIS ZIRKLE Popular addition to any gathering. PRESTON DAVIS A veteran whose perseverance has made us proud of him. LARRY WHITE RAY A. WREN, JR. Had to miss some Senior good-times while on active duty. X These are our newcomers. They were a little too late to have their pictures taken b t we want you to know they are a part of our class. JACK CARNEY KENNETH LUTTRELL ALVIN COHEN ALAN NIST JACK FLOYD MARIE THOMAS RONALD JOHNS RICHARD TRIBBY 47219 fl fi? 1 fix 'QW 1 Q 4 gs? W , 34 ffqgx' Q fa 6, ,' f xv 'Q X w 'Fw 4:15413 . 551. 1- .........,..., Ti-IE JUNIV 1 1B OFFICERS ll 1 R CLA 11A OFFICERS Left to Rigbl-Dick Lewis, President, Pat Dority, Vice Lcfl fo Rigbf-Gordon Williams, President Sally Ger President, Ronald Montague, Secretary-Treasurer. ber, Vice President, Jackie Baber, Secretary Treasurer 11TH GRADE SPONSORS TOP ROW flvff to rigbij Mr. Jones, Mrs. Peterson, Miss Booker, Mr. Peterson, Mr. Campbell, Miss Cromer Miss Rowe FIRST Row-Miss I-Iickerson, Miss Greenaway, Mrs. Campbell, Miss Orndorff, Miss Latlmm, Mrs. Councell Miss Artl -1'74l' ,i A 1 W 1 I 5 1 x ' .4 J lil 5 9 gi A is r Lillian Andree Roy Walter Davis Mary Alice Amelia 'J Robert sl: Baumbach Bettius Biggs Birch Burk Clarke Cleland Craft yi? . ,..,.A- , my i 'j XL lx Q 'lm , gk '+ 'ft sg 1 lx ci, -1 N4 fx. 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XVilliams XVilliams Williams Wise Fred Jackson Walter Diana A ettei Jacqueline Wisenbaker Wilson Wolf Woodall V Young f 0 1 '-' ' W:41Pf QV:'ffi55? U3WW ' V 43?'1f'5',?P,VfQ'A4Yf 1E?g, ,f'f'gi,'.' ' at 4 ff 1, ,. -- fa: 4- -gn' . +,-x V-Wpifewfg . A I fc. J - 4 A P j 1' A ' ' , l ,.- x 5 . ' 5. - . 5 ' KVM ' , Q t Qgfwfs-M x. A . ' if li A. .K K - - , - - , -3 , 7 f 4 0' - 4 , V X' Hi.. , 'AMC' '96 'HE' an-f 1 tw-1-'za-2-n-rm-1 1nQ .ZHG 1 V' :M X ,A t , -0... ,, l l' A Ti-IE SJPE-IOMORE CLASS 10TH GRADE OFFICERS Left to right-Roger Whetzel, 10B Presidentg Shir- ley McDonald, 10B Secretary-Treasurer, Frank Dill, 10A President, Renee South, 10A Secretary-Treas- urerg Arthur Wiley, 10A Vice-President. ,fjqv,' , --xl iii, El JW J li inf! 17 l v' , , OMJXJ Wolff .lift fl li xiii! l ,Q xg, ffU f I ' EV' fl 'lf' Lyn lfg, I7 .aff , .V f V, f- 5 A ll Ki, ily I , , Sl V 1:7 . 1 f' if ll i 0 lf EAR, 1 l ja - ,J il , X , , ,fy fzf'J J .rl za A by S, rf- frjy'-' S , L x. Y i W, if , f hey ix! HD, SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 10TH GRADE SPONSORS Mr. Marquer, Mr. Cochran, Mr. Guinther, Mr. Gibbs. mer. Miss Wilcox, Miss Rucker. li DQ X SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS bqmgl d9,,fSgQ,Q, gf B 1 OB- 1-MISS RUCKER PV6SiLfEHf-GLENNA HOPPE TOP ROW flvfi to righfj-Neil Osborne, Robert Zimmerman, Ernie Brown, Clyde Hoelzer, Richard Miller, Robert Potter. CENTER ROW-Tommy Dodge, Barbara McCullough, Evelyn Reisinger, Margery Mobley, Alice Adkins, Alvin Mindel. FRONT ROW-Mildred Howell, Joan Bergen, Barbara Evans, Lawrence Dyer, Glenna Hoppe, Katherine McLane, Margaret Ferguson. ,..., TOP ROW fleft fo rightf- CENTER ROW-Miss Elliott, Miss Loving, Miss Sherrill, Miss Griffin, Mrs. Tomlin- son, Miss Stokes, Miss Kil- FRONT ROW-Mrs. Devaney, Miss Wfalters, Mrs. Moore, 10B-2-MR. MARQUER PI'6Sil!6l1f-MAGGIE SIMMONS TOP ROW fleft to riglafj-Ulmont White, Irving Goodson, Richard Allison, Tommy Adams, Freddie Reading, Robert Mutchler, Jack Yates. CENTER Row-Donald Maclean, Thomas Hilton, Walter Storm, George Arble, Philip Carl, john Wolf, Keith Morgan. FRONT Row-Margaret Seymour, Priscilla English, Gloria Barnes, Betsy Gemmill, June Schumann, jean Reed, Joan Strother. 10B-3-Miss WALTER President-EDDIE FOWLER TOP ROW flrfi fo rigbfj-Joseph Buscher, Alan Trotter, Robert Myers, Gardner Maynard, Ernest Williams, Eddie Fowler, Charles Roper, David Smith, Harry Rohberts. CENTER Row-Edwin Suttle, James Tiernan, Archie Hughes, Evelyn Mills, Shirley McDonald, John All-' wine, Robert Wilson. FRONT Row-Marian Register, Carol Koerbel, Bever- ly Field, Geraldine Hottel, Dorothy Mills, Carroll Anne Moore, Fay Holscher. 10B-4--Miss KILMER President-BYRD GORE TOP ROW flcfft to riglalj--Clyde Pinkston, Leland Kuhre, Charles Sinclair, Kenyon Ellis, Marius Prince, Billy Tapp. CENTER Row-Frank Buscher, Frank Monroe, Da- vid Lloyd, Ioe McMurrer, Philip von Gunten, Gene Fox, Thornton Phillips. FRONT Row-Doris johns, Mary Anne Newman, Joyce Maynard,, Betty Tanner, Byrd Gore, Margaret O'Brien, Jean' arver, Margaret Hughes. ' ,4 I , fi 'iid f, UN 'VV' ,., 1, ' ' N If 'X ,Ui 1 Nl wi J T 1 wg: KK., I MOORE 1 Pfefgdleaat-JOE ROTHROCK Row fleff to riglatj-Donald Crounse, Hein Philipse, Thomas Debevoise, Daniel, de Souza, John Fridinger, Karl Schellenberg, Crawford Belser, Philip Powell, Dwight Scott, Ronald Estes, Edgar Coffman, Evan Ivie. CENTER Row-Robert Wilkes, Elizabeth Sorensen, Nancy Carlisle, Peggy Fox, Mildred Edwards, Mar- jory Poston, Kay Ives, Phyllis May, Lois Mae Wentz, Carolyn Mitman, Jack Carter, Edward Burns. FRONT Row-Maxine Northrop, Nancy Becton, Betty Munson, Jeanne Kloss, Marilyn Myatt, Joe Rothrock, Faith Smith, Elizabeth Ross, Pauline Bee- ton, Frances Rembert, Patricia Hobbs. IOA-2-Mlss TOMLINSON P1'6Sifl677f-'ROBERT STICKMAN TOP ROW fleff fo rigbfj-Mary Lou Cannon, Leo Pfluzshaupt, Howard Alexander, William Dugan, Augustine DeLeon, Jerry Milstead, William Lyon, Andrew Blanch, Miles Cunningham, Frank Gray. CENTER Roxy-Eileen McNally, Nancy Tling, Vir- ginia Day, Carolyn Brown, Norma Wrich, Joanne Wright, Norma Bennett, Rita McCormick, Patricia Kerns, Johnnie Sue McDade, Betsy Jeane Christie, Dorothy Hicks. FRONT Row-Jack Lynch, Peggy Goza, Dorothy Christianson, Beverly Turner, Barbara DiAgostine, Robert Stickman, Betty Ann Rhodes, Gloria Boy- land, June Cozzens, Mary Lee Cozzens, Mary Jane Barb. ,R ft? , A 'X V , 10A-3--Miss SHERRILI. G ' Pl'67SiC!611If-FOSTER BASS TOP Row Cleft io riglalj-Mack Cardwell, Glendie Goode, Horace Hancock, Ben Pubols, Jr., Raine Ma- haffey, James Simpson, John Lippard, Tommy Miller, Harold Beale, Tommy Wilson, Carroll Weedon. CENTER Row-Graham Eddy, Edmond Kinzer, Jeanne Potter, Gloria Santilli, Barbara Bennette, Mar- lene Adams, Jackie Havener, Anita Ruffner, Diane Shetler, Marian Furbug, Billy Brazil. FRONT ROW-Margaret Adams, Barbara Fender, Doris Bicksler, Nancy Vfelch, Foster Bass, Shirley Brown, Anne Riley, Barbara Shopland, Marilyn Of- fenbacker, Nora Lee Duley, Betty Tapp. 10A-4-MIss GRIFFIN Presidenf-ROBERT SOMERS TOP Row Qleft to rightj-Thomas Whitesel, Her- bert Devries, Richard Hilleary, Jim Brown, Herbert Hensley, John Warters, Dan Henshaw, Donald Max- iield, Charles Smith, David Henderson, Eugene Earl, William Esser, Kingsley Brown. CENTER Row-David Wright, Timothy Killday, Bernard Miller, Robert Erantz, Juanita Shrout, Mary Lou Dodge, Martha Jackson, Ann Jones, Alice Howes, Joseph Stoddard, George Vahouny, Keith Mainland. FRONT Row-Donny Williams, Donald Moore, Bet- ty Hutcheson, Jill Willis, Virginia Stroub, Robert Somers, Gertrude Hughes, Joan Sterner, Evelyn Munday, Doris Crawford, Betty Benham. yd fi E fi YQ , 10A-S-Miss LOVING L President-EVAN COE Ton Row fleft to rigbfj-John Benn, Robert Cor- nell, Earl Mitchell, Leonard Hilder, Cecil Lupton, Robert Barton, John Slusser. THIRD Remy-John Morrison, Barbara Mousel, Jackie Kelly, Barbara Bankson, Dot Hill, Beryl Dill, Adrian Schoenmaker, Miss Loving. SECQEND Row-Donald Messer, Nancy,Whitney, Jane Rocca,pMackall Bruin, Betty Maxwell, Ruth Parker, Barbafra Charles, Connie King, Lorraine Shoenbauer, Bobby Potts, fRONTTbROXV'CllHf0H Moore, Carol Beers, Catherine Hazel, Pat McDonald, Evan Coe, Betty Smith, Ruth Cohen, Barbara Allen, Joyce Keys, Billy McMurrer. 10A-6 MISS ELLIOTT Presirlefnf, CLARK TUFTS Tor Row fleft to riglatj-Gray Castle, Donn Yost, Bill Edmiston, Richard Gooves, Sam Mathews, Bill Smith, Robert Perry, Robert Bowen, Tom Barr, Robert Brown. THIRD Row-Joe Armbruster, Ethel Johnson, Pau- line Dale, Barbara Metro, Marilyn Moyer, Patsy Ross, Eva Fairfax, Rita Downs, Joyce Chesser. SECOND Row-Jay Stewart, Patsy Hoilman, Claude Nix, Wallace Dickson, Edward Wash, Elton Nise- wander, Andrew Mills. FRONT Row-Audrey Betzler, Joan Sonntag, Shirley Ullom, Clark Tufts, Norma Leeper, Virginia Hag- germaker, Ann Glavin, Anne Wozney. 10A-7 MR. HALE Presin'e1zt, JIM HEIER Tor Row Neff fo rigbtj-John Horton, Eddie God- frey, Dick Roelofs, Jim Chalmers, George Rich- mond, Earl Mannas, David Leitch, Don Mannas. SECOND Row-Lolita Chapman, Jessie Kimmerling, Margaretta Sullivan, Nancy Lee Moore, Jean Rich- mond, Eugenia Brandenburger, Peggy Bennett, Jackie Colbert, Mary Hackney. FRONT Row-Karlene Holden, Jane Schultz, Ann Payne, Gertie Hetzer, Jim Heier, Marianne Wis- dell, Carolyn Billingsley, Barbara Mays, Barbara Elam, Barbara Hohein. 10A-8 Miss STOKES Presideni, MILDRED HARRINGTON TOP Row flcff to riglatj--Mark Lewis, Warren Brown, Steve Dakes, Harvey Knowles, Everett Rowe, Richard Johnson, Robert Byrnes, Byron Gates, James Solomon, Ted Holm, Eugene Coll- ton, Joe Terry. SECOND Row-Charles Edwards, Robert Arnold, Bill Tinney, Lillian Walton, Pat Hilldrup, Joyce Beau- champ, Shirley Simmons, Nancy Landis, Mary XVallace, Richard Gordon, Jimmy Crist, Tom God- frey. FRONT Row-Betty Pearson, Joan Cooksey, Jackie Braiford, Jean Mock, Mary Anne Bashaw, Mil- dred Harrington, Betty Jane Hale, Betty Anne Jones, Edith Brown, Betty Appleton, Jean Money. 10A-9 MR. GII2-Bs President, SUSAN SHERWOOD TOP Row fleft to rigbfj-George Burnham, Tom Porter, William Boyette, George Allen, Paul Du- vall, Ralph Burnett, Donald Alexander, Leonard Brown, Donald Mullen, Albert Ricks, Roger Mar- lotte. SECOND Row-Mary Frances Tucker, Shirley Bay- liss,'Virginia Holland, Shirley Jean Heimburger, Dolores Gordon, Marie Dorsey, Lorraine Powers, Dorothy Jean Wright, Betty Beach, Albert Rid- ings, Gordon Dewey. FRONT Row-Katherine Geris, Clarie French, Mar- garet Hanger, Virginia Acton, Susan Sherwood Pattie Ruth Holtzman, Margaret Duvall, Ramona Perea, Juanita Burington, Barbara Burke. Aww l lgd I .,ll,Ql'll LSR? --:m?E,,6f,1f'f 7 rt . X - , , f KJ - , 1., 1- G! f?Lf:?,y,L!2 10A-10 MR. COCHRAN , Presirlenf, ARTHUR WILEY TOP Row! flef! lo rigbfj-Frank Essex, Robert Buz- zell, Arthur Wiley, Colin Campbell, Bruce Bauer, ,Jack Maguire, David Crenshew, Robert Lewis, Richard Tucker, Jerry Broyhill. SECOND Row-Harry Jeavons, Lynn George, Shirley Ratcliffe, Peggy Van Deusen, Janet Mencke, Cora Ann Davis, Carolee Heck, Carol XV3FflDgfOD, Mar- jorie Sterling, Robert Rozman, Edward Lewis. FRONT ROW-Shirley Crawther, Mary Margaret Wil- kinson, Nancy Herndon, Margaret Mailander, Peg- gy Archibald, Betty Stephan, Mary Ann Henslee, Barbara Page, Charlene Orndorff, Mollie Brown, Pat OiNiell, Catherine German, Q 10A-11 Miss WILCOX Presidmzf, FRANK DILL OP ROW Ileft fo righfj-Haden Garrett, Charles Moore, Robert Ashwood, John Asling, Lee Taylor, Harry Xllfright. T1-IIRD Row-Victor Crack, Donald Sheiield, James Smith, Wally Wood. SECOND Row-Barbara Phillips, Pat Dobyns, Dale Dougherty, Lorene Smith, Barbara Foster, Arlene Yost, Dorothy Vfilson, Pat Lee, Jackie Miller. Q, Nelson. Tommie Knight, Lewis Phillips, Richard FIRST Row-Janet Sims, Doris Wently, Betty Omo- hundro, Renee South, Frank Dill, Carlett Strickler, Janet Fraser, Eleanor Blunt, Lavonne Teare, Jean Pearson. CNot in picture-Hil Keisker, Betty As- peslagh, Carole Butler, lris Stein, Nina Watkins.J 5 10A-12 MR. GUINTI-IER President, JOHN SCHILLER or Row fleft to rightj-Hulon Warlick, Albert X,Freer, James Hackley, Danny 'Daniels, Tommy X Eghnhnson, Lester Cockerille, Donald Cooper, Renice Myers, Richard Brooks, Detwyler Haislip, John Marshall. CENTER Row-Fred Passonno, Ruth Wentley, Mary Davis, Gladys Bern, Elizabeth Emerson, Dorothy Nichols, Shirley Arndt, Lois Whiteman, Joanne Harris, Jean Palmore, Mary Schmitt, William Elliott. FRONT Row-Gloria Johnson, Frances Forti, Ann Dean, Shirley Carlson, Sally Graham, John Schiller, Marianne McCarty, Jean Poland, Dorothy O'Con- nor. Elaine Nichols, Reva Thomas, Joan Copper- thite. 10A-13 MRS. DEVANEY President, SYDNEY SARWA TOP Row Ileft fo rigbfj-James Mathews, Nowell Briclwell, John Sanford, William Tompkins, Nel- son Holmes, ,Halsey Smith, Clarence Bahr, Donald Knepper, Bob Hill. CENTER ROW-Audrey Groom, Carol Upman, Jean Zettle, Emma Jo Dunlap, Virginia Gastineau, Ann Fairbank, Mary Lillian McPherson, Mary Frances Lough, Ruth Browne, Alice Ourevick, Lois Ann Humphrey. FRONT ROW-Connie Martin, Pauline Karnes, Joan Corzett, Beverley Patrick, Donald Mulkey, Wil- lard Gideon, Gayle Girard, Mary Lou Funk, Bar- bara Lloyd, Alberta Pinnoci. 1 of Jazfgmi. uf xp, BOB SHIRER Presiclent, 12A PEGGY HALE Presirlenf, 12B DICK LEWIS Presiderzf, 11B GORDON WILLIAMS PI'ESifl1l'71f, 11A FRANK DILL r HOWARD PAUL President EDDIE HOLLEY Vice President PAT MERRITT Secretary MISS ELLIOT sponsor TILGHMAN HAZEL Treasurer SHORTY WOOLSCHLAGER Vire-Presia'er1f, 12A r--l X- Presirlezzi, 10A xx r J J I I 4925- STUDENT GOVERNMENT FORUM Ton ROW Uefl to righfj-P. Rockwell, T. Hurlbut, C. Hildebrand, D. Cross, D. Reymer, D. Meinberg, A. Wiley, F. Dill. SECOND ROW-B. Roberts, G. Williams, B. J. Hickman, B. Smith, J. McMurrer, D. Lewis, J. Eshelman, J. Valardi, C. Snead, M. McClellan. ' FIRST Row-P. Hale, T. Hazel, H. Paul, E. Holley, P. Merritt, B. Shirer, D. XVoolschlager, K. Johnson. PATROLS TOP Row flcft to 'riglozfj-B. Black, O. Good, A. Davidson, S. Liton, N. M. Stark, G. Dority, J. Shreve, M. McDonald, E Early, J. Blake. SECOND Row-K. Kadel, F. Poland, M. L. Fields, B. Allen, D. Legge, L. Frantz, B. Dudley, R. Ullom. FIRST ROW-N. Barker, G. James, J. Critzer, R. Messick QSecretary of Patrolsj, B. Burton, M. Simms, A. Lester. eovzam A:ggl'r 9 KALAGETHOS 5 ad L MEINBERG H ICKMAN LOV 4 NG! ESHELMAN WAUGH HOOPER G NWEN 54 . AR0L,N Q xx y L+? 5' Russ Z N' aura PAT HOWARD PETERS DN PAU L. BOB ' JEANNE SHIRE!! STRUWE B05 FIRST TERM TERM PRES. Blum Jo Hecscmuu PRES. .TRN ESNEL:-ann VICE PRES. DICK MEINSERG wee PRES. PRUDY WIWGH SEC. CAROLYN HDOPER SEC. VIRGIINB GRWEN TREAS RUSS OBERLKN TREAS, Rum uu.owx SPoN5oK MIS: LQWNG -Svowsoa M155 LGXIING NATIONAL I-IONORSOCIETX 494? LEO TIERNAN JIM ESHELMAN ELLEN ROCHE HUGH JOHNSON ov D: Q '-'l 3 4 'F Q ,U VU lb F 3' .-4 l-' P11 -... F' 7, 0 pn CD 7 W ... ,,,, ,-, 5 Q O a E Q :Q Q, '7 W' 3 5 5 E 5 5 5 2: fg P 3 as R '-I S. ff' 0 Z I S rw 2 3 2 SL Q O :E iv -ri C3 .4 -e H 5' fs ... as O ,jj -4 as 3- rn Q 0 EN Il 5 3 P Q 2 5 5 W I L: E 2 E -4 1: Z 'fs 2 P h ,.,.. , 4. mx W 1-f 5 ,N , , , , , N - ,rv ' 4:, fA,p,5M s v1 Q Eiga N 1, 9 ig, , g-sw .jul w ..,, , .:,LFlw: lnhxwx ,4 , Q flying pi? fs. '- . In 'emxfxff E r rr is p p O E, I ' f E- 2. s . , I Q, 5'-1 L 5 5, 5 O E ti E if 5 at U5 as :U E 2 Sd 3 2 Ei Q 8 E1 5 gp Q lv ua E -4 P-i Z R K 8 g. W :U if w if P1 4: Q 5 D Q ,.. A cn ,,, 5 Q c-.Y E 5 : 22 5 S E 2 2 E Z rs Q Z E 2 5- E El 5 U1 C E 3 5 Elos is the literary society of Wasliiiigtoii-Lee, organized in 1939. Now spon- sored by Mr. Campbell, the society endeavors to reward literary achievement as well as other accomplishments. Each year, awards are presented to the winner of the annual Elos short story contest and to the best actor and actress of the plays pro- duced during the school year. Athletic-scholastic trophies are also presented to an outstanding boy and girl in the Senior Class on the basis of athletic ability, scholastic achievement, and citizenship. Increasing its scope, Elos members recently began compiling a history of the school which will grow more valuable with the years. It is their ambition to stimu- late 'interest in literary activity and it is for this aim that they strive. Russ OBERLIN HOWARD PAUL CAROLINE PEARSON PAT PETERSON sl95l' JEANNE STRUw13 Ecfffor-i11-Chief CAROLYN HOOPER Asxocfafc En'if01' Miss ALLEN EcI'if01'ial Affvism' Miss CAULPIELD Pbofog rapbic' Ad Lfism' Ti-IE BLUE AND lliwm, EDITORIAL STAFF T011 ROW flefl fo riglllj-K, johnson, D. Urban, Crim, K. Stoll, C. Coen, Sic- fcrt, D. Rosin, T. Hazel, J. Lundberg, A. Kirkby, M. Saville, B. Barde. FRONT Row-E. Roche, M. Ehle, M. Hayward, W. -I. Smith, B. L. Carlson, P. Waugh, P. Carlisle, P. Burger. ART AND PI-IOTOGRAPI-IIC STAFF TOP Row flvft to rigbfj-C. Witty, F. Poland, D. Weld, B. Potter, J. Sicfcrt, K. Stoll, M. Massey, B. Black. FRONT Row-M. Wfallacc, D. Rosin, C. Ranck, A. Potter, W. L. McNemar. 4595? JR! l 3'l'AFl: ADVERTISING STAFF TOP ROW flcft fo rigblj-H. Turner, M. Diller, E. Hola, Niswancler, G. Mc- Grew, B. Smitli, D. Rosin, B. L. Carlson, B. Lindsay, W. I... McNcmar. FRONT ROW-L. Frantz, E. Culver, E. Edge, D. McCollum, B. Mills, P. Rockwell J. Chalfant. ' QNOT IN PICTURE-H. McCarthy, M. Wrighrj. CIRCULATION STAFF TOP ROW flefi to rigfazfj-H. Turner, N. Burton, B. Smith, C. Ranck, H. Johnson P. Rockwell. SECOND Row--V. Gawen, E. Culver, P. O'Neil, G. McGraw, R. Valley, E. Edge, P. Reiners, B. Carlson, R. Messick. FIRST ROW-N. Meagher, E. Holt, J. Crirzer, T. Hurlbut, B. Mills, J. Huppuch, J. Clialfant. QNOT IN PICTURE-H. McCarthy, M. Wrightj. -l 97 l' x LEO TIERNAN Business lvfanagmf DON MCCOLLUM Ar11fc'rtisi11g Manager TERRY HURLBUT Circulafion Mamzgcr Miss HARBAUGH Business Adviser Tor' Row flcfl fo riglvtj-S. Godfrey, E. Beard, N. Meagher, J. Yancy, M. Wright, S. Brooks, L. Franrz, E. Roche, B. J. Hick- man, D. Weld, B. L, Potter. 7TH Row-A. Ely, P. Fay, N. Barker, J. Mays, V. Gawen, P. Merritt, C. Mulherin, W. J. Smith, P. Reincrs. 6TH Row-J. Humphries, H. McCarthy. STH Row-B. Porter, C. Hooper. 4TH Row-P. Levister, B. S. Burrows. BRD Row-M. A. Franzman, S. Taylor. ZND Row-B. j, Hollady, P. Rockwell. lsr Row- W. L. McNcmar. During the year Tri-Y participated as a junior member in the ' activities of the Y.W.C.A. The club presented a Christmas program in the cafeteria, with music and a decorated tree. Tri-Y, along with other clubs of the Washington area, sponsored many social activities at the Y, such as semi- monthly Co-ed Nights, a Mother-Daughter Tea, a Dad-Daughter Banquet, a Christmas Dance, and club suppers. As part of their service to the school and community, members of the club helped collect food and clothing for the family they adopted. They also presented a fashion show for the student body. Thus, Tri-Y completed another suc- cessful year, following its pur- pose To create and maintain throughout the high school and community a h1gher standard of Christian c h a 1 a c t e r I98lt 1947 sets the Washington-Lee V Hi-Y Club in its 13th year as one of W-L's promi- nent service organizations. The year started with a very successful Hi-Y, Tri-Y dance. From there they Went on to the clean-up campaign, and the checking of late buses. In addition tolservice to the school the Hi-Y sponsored various social functions. All in all the Hi-Y lives up to the high standards of past years set forth in their purpose To create, maintain, and extend throughout the s c hool and community high standards of Christian character. TOP ROW fleff to rigbtj-J. Lundberg, R. Oberlin, C. McDaniels. THIRD Row-P. Daniels, J. Smith, E. Holley, D. Farren, W. Hayes, R. Johnson. SECOND Row-G. Williams, R. Shirer, W. Heintzelman, C. Holley, J. Bates, R. Meinberg, R. Lewis FIRST ROW-J. McMurrer, T. Hazel, R. Shaid, J. Chalfant, T. Hurlbut, N. Harvey, D. Reighard. HI-Y GLEE MADRIGAL SINGERS TOP Row flvfi fo rigblj-R. Johnson, L. Pennington, M. Templeton, B. Jones, B. MacMillan, H. Johnson. FRONT Row'-B. Barde, Huppueh, P. Peterson, M. Morris, B. J. Bayliss, K. Perkins. MIXED GLEE CLUB TOP ROW fleft to rigbtj-M. Saville, E. Moser, J. Crim, J. Dibos, B. J. Hollady, D. Lloyd, L. Paddock, A. Trudeau, C. Bel- ser, J. Coon, R. Oberlin, C. Hildebrand, R. Watkins, M. Morris, P. Peterson, B. J. Bayliss, R. Martin, C. Pierce. 4TH Row-S. Miller, C. Chaplin, P. Reiners, S. Lyle, N. Marcey, A. Lloyd, T. Selden, R. Johnson, D. Dove, M. Clark, M. Templeton, L. Pennington, B. Merrell, J. Coates, M. A. Mobley, O. Oddsson, G. McGrew, F. Smith. .JRD Row-C. Richmond, M. Powell, D. Hicks, S. Rathbone, E. Beard, B. Barde, K. Carter, B. MacMillan, P. Daniels, B. Jones, R. Montague, H. Johnson, J. Higginson, K. Byers, Huppuch, P. Pay, P. Swift, G. Croft. ZND Row-K. Perkins, H. Benson, B. Porter, C. Coffman, D. Peters, T. Hines, J. Payne, H. Eliff, D. Wilcox, E. Cooke, J. XVaters, M. Diller,lyM. McCarthy3 N. Barker, G. Johnson. FRONT Row'-J. Brooks, M. Farnum, P. Carlisle, B. Smith, G. Fraser, F. Sparks. qioof CLUBS THE GLEE CLUB SCHEDULE OF IMPORTANT ACTIVITIES Christmas Candlelight Concert featuring the Singing Tree District Festival at George Washington High School Pan American Union Concert together with Maury School, di- rected by Mr. George Howerten Annual Spring Concert Concert in the National Art Gallery l l BARBER SHOP OCTET TOP Row fleft to riglatj-P. Daniels, M. Clark, R. Oberlin, H. johnson lST Row-C. Holley, T. Campbell, J. Payne, G. Davis. 41011- GIRLS' SEXTET Top Row fleft fo riglvfj-P. Reiners, B. J. Hollady, E. Moser, J. Coates. lST Row-J. Brooks, P. Swift. URCHESTBH Left lo rigbi-O. McNair, M. Kehoe, D. Galleher, H. Johnson, H. DeVries, XV. Hershey, J. Wilson, A. Holden, R. South, B. Sheiield, j. Dibos, D. Schooleraft, W. Murphy, B. Somers, R. Wilson, Li In GLEE CLUB TOP Row fluff to rigfafj-S. Irvin, J. DeRamus, E. Pierce, L. Pomponio, N. Calloway, G. Westerberger C. Calloway, Miss Cromer, Bush, M. Moore, B. Stephens, S. Tegeler, B. Heinbuch, M. Henry, SECOND Row-B. Peters, L. Keefe, B. Martin, H. Grarnsky, B. Birchard, E. Haseltine, J. Springer A. Caffe, C. XVillis, P. Pursel, A. Denty, B. Jones, J. Groves, P. Olmstead, H. Davis. FIRST ROW:-M. XVinn, Martin, S. Hamner M. Nemir, E. Achenbach, M. Cannon, E. Thompson S. Ambrose, E. McKay, N. Phillips, D. Allen, M. Munson, P. Nowe, C. Rhodes. NOT IN PICTURIi1A. Boorde, B. Morrison, C. Nelson, P. Bundy, M. Horne, P. Peterson, V. Carter -Y 102 l- l CRUSSED DOT XVASSERMAN JULIE YANCEY Edifor-iff-Chief Business Mumgrr JUDY SAFFORD News Erliior FRANK ALLSTON Sports Co-Eilifor MARY Girls' Sjzoryilrl N lm UNDERCLASSMEN . II In For Row fleft to rigbtj-A. Gaines, S QI A . . Q 'fix , W' XFKRQ? Ullom, W. Wolfe, L. George, J. Rosen- T Ax Nj ,Aki burger, P. Abendschein. N,Ij:5wII 4,N?QQjJfS'5, USXL SECOND Row-P. McNally, N. Bailey, P. Y QQ' '- J f X Thye, B. Mays, C. Pierce, M. Sumers, HRK Q M. Farnum. YQ Qxx 'l WF FIRST Row-K. Johnson, D. Woodall, M JN1' qxgmcflxgli on Wager Eames, B. Ham, F. Watson, M. Brown. XX 410313- BARBARA FISHER Ferzfnrf' Eflifoa' SENIORS TOP Row flcft fo riglafj-J. Niswander, M. A1- friend, J. Niswander, J. Fletcher, V. Engle, B. J. Steele, M. Elule, J. Ayers, P. Merritt, L. Van Emden. SECOND ROW-M. A. Franzman, B. L, Carlson, M. Saville, H. Turner, N. Meagher, L. Frantz, D. Cockrill, J. BILLY PEACOCK Critzer, A. Cleland. FRONT Row-M. Laukel, E. Holt, B. Pot- ter, M. Hayward, C. Coen, P. Carlisle. Sports Co-Ezlifor JACKIE BABER Exclmngc Editor NELSON GILBERT Photographer' MISS ORNDOREF MRS. CORQORAN Ezliforial AzlI'isf'r BIISUICXJ Adviser SHBBES DISTRIBUIIW 'F DISTRIBUTORS CLUB Top Row Ilvft 10 rigbtj-R. Arnold, B. Coppcrthire, J. Deve s, B. Maier, A. Saffer, R. Allison R Burnett L Paddock B Michael, C. Pinkston, Young, R. Soloman, P. Carl. ZND Row-M. Niessen, P. Seaman, P. johnson, QI. Powell, K. Fisher, M. J. Boldin, M. Haygard M Franklin Y Sparks L Muse, P. Merrill, Elliot. FRONT Row-C. German, A. Liles, QI. Keck, J. Todd, D. Cross, C. Ranck, C. King, D. Schoolcraft B M Miller A Hodges E. Piombino, B. Eddy. The Distributor's Club, under the sponsor- ship of Miss Gwarhmey and Miss Edwards, is celebrating its third successful year. Students have come to anticipate the Clubis outstanding Fashion Show and Valentine Party-both an- nual events and social activities. Many notable speakers from various lines of business have visited the club at its regular sessions. Of the twenty-four clubs in the state of Virginia, it ranks at the top of the list and is national as well as local. -I 104 le EDUCATIV N Distributive Education-the youngest Department in Wasluington-Lee-has the honor of represent- h ing t e 'llargest enrollment increase in the state of Virginia. The curriculum includes courses in Retail Training and Consumer Buying. The Distributive Education Slogan is Fitting Students for Life.'l CONSUMER BUYING GROUP TOP ROW flvfi io rlgbfj-E. Harrison, V. Duley, V. Marcey, B. Hcintzleman, R. Thornton, F. Darcey, J. Curry, J. Sieber, J. Dawkins, B. Brown, L. Rector. TI-HRD ROW-J. Walker, M. Howell, J. Fletcher, j. Sterling, N. Preston, B. Newton, M. Seymour, G. Velardi, I. Foltz, J. Campbell, A. Bettius, B. Spang, B. Wise. SECOND Row-L. Covert, B. Brown, B. Gregory, M. Spalding, L. Merchont, H. Johnson, J. Burner, G. Torrance, H. Myers, E. Owens. FIRST Row-F. Jennings, T. Karnes, G. Povinelli, V. S N. D A. Lee, P. Delaney, D. Costello. quyres, can, E. Daniels, D. Terry, C. Sargent, 4105?- ff, Left fo riglrf-D. Lalor, A. Hanger, G. Kirscllbaum, K. Shreve, C. Shreve, P. Conrad, A. Miller. SERVICE CLUB p Do you have an odd job you need done? Consult the Service Club. They can do anything mechanical, electrical, or technical. They run all the movies for recreation as well as most of the educational ones. For the plays, they put up the sets, do the Wiring, supervise the lights, and the curtains, and remove all equipment when the play is over. Theyire the Working crew of W-L. TOP Row' flefi to rigbtj-C. Pinkston, B. Murphy, P. Conrad, J. Coon, D. Lalor. FRONT Row-A. Miller, J. Tiernan, W. Fox, Mr. Hale, R. Burns, L. George, G. Fox 4 SENIOR PLAY Adam anrl Eva james King .,..,................... . .... . Arla1n Smith ...... Horace King .......... julie DeWitt ,........ Clinton DeWil'f ......... ......Michael Storrie ....,.,,,,,..Ted Hines .......Hugh Johnson Betty Lou Carlson .....4Carl McDaniels Eva King ........ .. ,.,,,.. Jeanne Struwe Cofinfhia ........,. ...... I ulia Schgenzer Dr. Delamefer .......,,..... ................... I im Eshelman Aunt Abby Rocker ....................,...,, Marjorie Ehle Directors-Mr. Dixon and M r. Marquer. ELOS PLAY Three-Cornererl Moon Douglas Rimplegar ........ ........... H oward Paul Ed Rinzplegar .4.......,... ........ T ommy Selden Kenneth Rimplegar ...4.,.. Donalcl ...4..,,.,............. Dr. Allen Sfevens ....,.. Kitiy Davidson .,...,........ Elizabeth Riniplegar .,,...... Mrs. Riniplegar .......... I enny ................... A... ................ Prompter-Virginia Gawen. Director-Mr. Campbell. fb il V. l ,i Ulf' ........Russ Oberlin ..,,,...Ruddy Trudeau .........l-lugh Johnson ......Pat Peterson ........Dot Urban .............,...Ellen Roche .Claudia Richmond JUNIOR PLAY The Youngest Oliver Winslow ...........i................,.,. Marla Winslow ....... . Charlotte Winslow ....... Alan Marlin ......,....... ........., C harles Thomasson Richard Winslow ......... Muff Winslow ........ Angnsta Martin ........ Nancy Blake ...,.,,... Katie Winslow ............. Director-Miss Cross. Donald Martin ............joe Velardi Edith Moser Kenneth Carter ...,...Marlene Farnum ......Marviena Munch ......,..Pat McNally ..,,,,.Pat Abendschein nv 'Q 7 x HIGH SCHDUI. REGISTER TOP ROW Ileff fo rigfaij-J. Eshelman, H. Paul, B. Shirer, D. Mienbcrg, T. Hazel, J. Chalfant, B. Shnicl, R. Oberlin, B. Smith. FRONT Row-K. Johnson, E. Roche, D. Urban, C. Richmond, V. Gawcn, J. Struwc, C. Hooper, B. Hickman, P. Rockwell. .ni-Q','1 x -'S . ,- s 1 W 1 J H V., ' 44 xy- 'u r if x DEBHT E CLUB TOP Row' Hof! fo rigbtj-A. Bowman, M. Storrie, B. Harlow, W. Florence, M. Harrison, A. Duckworth C. MCDaniels, L. Pacl, C. Thomasson. SECOND Row-N. Dean, E. Drayton, j. Schaenzer, M. Ehlc, P. Abenschein, j. Roacnburgcr, C. Richmonl G. McGraw. FIRST Row'-N. Barker, D. Gordon, Custodian of Materials, li. Roche, Chairman, C, Hooper, Secretary B. Bardc, Corresponding Secretary. 4108? LIBRARY CLUB TOP Row Cleft fo rigbfj-J. Lindsay, M. A. Newman, H. McCarthy, S. Brown, M. Wfallace, QI. Rosen burger, B. M. Sasher, B. A. Robb, SECOND ROW-V. Veitch, B. Thomas, A. Gay, C. Coen, E. Holt, B. Wlisc, P. Hoilman. FIRST ROW-J. Critzer, E. Drayton, M. J. Leukel Qpresidentj, B. Mills Qvice-presidentj, L. xvlllfllllll TENTHE'EliADE Y-TEEN CLUB TOP Row Klefl fo rigbtj-E. Fairfax, S. Ullom, B. Shopland, P. Kerns, B. Bennett, J. Chesser, B. Lloyd, I. Christie. SECOND ROW-G. Boyland, N. Bennett, B. Fender, P. Bennett, M. Northrop, A. Groom, E. Dunlap, C. Heck, M. L. Cozzens. FIRST Row-B. D,Agostine, N. Fling, N. Ulrich, M. Brown, B. A. Rhodes, B, Smith, C, XVarrington, J. Cozzens, P. Hobbs. 4109?- Ziaffff l TOP Row flrff fo rigbij-R. Robinson, B. Sotcr, M. Mullen, D. Sherwood, L. LaFever, D. Tribby, Linehan, j. Sharpe, V. Cookmycr. SECOND Row-B. Harper, B. Dunham, R. Montague, G. Davis, W. Bordeaux, C. Schaffer, C. Holm, E. Keck. FIRST Row-L. Corbin, P. Burner, A. Dove, J. Shaw, Mr. jones CSponsorj, D. Tudor, VI. Graves, R. Kas- sebaum, T. Wfashington. VETERANS' CLUB The club, although new and still in the process of being formed, seems well on the way of attaining its goal of encouraging better fellowship within the A -..p school and community, and of maintaining the fine A ' N social standard which it has established. Its keen en- ss ' ' thusiasm is productive of fine future community ig l fi! y X leaders. In spite of the members' long absence from I, X ,I lff. , their studies, their adjustment has been rapid. We xinxx hope that fellow veterans who follow in their foot- -N . E tl ' ste s will live u to these hi h standards. The vet- llu ull' P P g l' erans thank Mr. Jones for his untiring efforts in helping to organize the clubg they also wish to extend their thanks to the faculty, students, Mr. Richmond, and especially UMa Malott. -11101, Q - f - 1 - - a 1 9 .A .4'Ww'751f7 lli-B ffl QY f CHM ,. Y, ,C IW- .1 Wa- 1 W-L CLUB TOP Row Ilrff I0 rigbij-R. Groettum, J. Curry, R. Gardner, T. Hilton, R. Reymer, D. Garber, R. Thompson, C. MeDaniels, B. Jeavons, Mr. Deming, Sieber. THIIKD Row-J. Lamers, R. Johnson, P. Currin, D. Minniek, W. Stanfield, R, McDaniel, D. Rathbone, D. Dougherty, A. Leboyitz, S. Howie. SECOND Row-S. Stoneburner, B. Hayes, J. Bates, B. Snyder, R. Heindel, J. Storey, B. Henry, E. Holley, T. Hazel, J. MeMurrer, J. Hughit, R. Meinberg, C. Custard, C. Bradley. FIRST Row-A. Holsinger, B. Slmid, B. Heintzlcman, J. Field, N. Harvey, J. Chalfant, D. Woolselilager, E. Fowler, Dawkins, B. Ambrogi, B. Johnson, D. Parker, V. Mareey, V. Duley. TOP Row flvf! lo rigblj-E. Liwski, P. Beeton, P. Kerns, B. Sorensen, C. Hyett, L. Woodyard, L. Houff Miss Nlffillard. SECOND Row-D. Kinsey, F. L. Whtson, B. Dudley, R. Sorensen, R. South, B. Sasher, N. Birch, M Sterling. FIRST Row-V. Engle, D. Wfcbb, N. Knecn, M. Wallace, L. Garber, M. J. Haycraft, M. Mierke, E Goddard. 4 112 J' 1 W-L Opponent W-L Opjzonent 39 Fairfax ..........,.,,......., 0 34 Southern H. S. QBaltimorej ...... 6 12 Staunton Military Academy ..,... 18 27 Baltimore City College ....,... . 0 20 Bullis Naval Prep ...,,....., 6 37 Lane H. S. QCharlottesvillej ..,.. 6 7 Woodberry Forest Prep. . . 0 27 George Washington ......... , . 7 13 Wilson QPortsmouthj . . . . 19 26 High Point, North Carolina ...., . 14 26 Devitt Prep ...4.... . . 12 fpufnitufe BOWIE 40 G. W. CDanvillej .... 7 K lu-LLQ Qklfkifo s 7 'Ui 0-guy 1946 was another great year for W-L football. The K'Little Generals won ten of their twelve games against the stilfest schedule of any team in the Metropolitan Area. After dropping a h a r d fought en- counter to Portsmouth's Wilson High, the W-L powerhouse came back with a winning streak of seven games. VVhen the 'iGenerals had safely laid away George Washington on Thanksgiving Day, they re- ceived an invitation to go to High Point, North Carolina and play High Point High in a night Furniture Bowl contest. They accepted and brought home a 26-14 win. The W-L aggregation was picked as the best High School team in the area. The High School coaches placed ten W-Lites on the '46 All- High squad with McGill, Sieber, and Groettum chosen first string, while Reymer, Johnson, McMurrer, Harvey, Field, Hayes, and Lewis grabbed other spots. Fowler, Schwarzmann, Stanfield, Dawkins, Ambrogi, Curry and Hol- singer also were outstanding. Thompson and Woolschlager, co-captains, were injured in the Bullis game and were out most .of the year. McMurrer became the first to score a point-after-touchdown in the history of the All Star game as he kicked three. Hayes, who completed 9 passes over S5 yards C7 for touchdownsj was chosen as the outstanding back of the game. He was chosen on the twelfth annual All-Southern scholastic team. The team score of 308 points was high for this area. The record also shaded the old record of 269, set in 1942. Lewis' 74 points was individual high while Hayes' 72 was close behind. -1114? ':'f 5 :Z ,.-1 Y V f , , A FUUTBHLL TEAM gygaexwbegk , 4 ,AL .1 0 J Tor Row flcft to riglofj-Mr. Kavalier, Mr. Deming. STH Row-N. Harvey, R. Thomas, E. Holley, B. Hientzleman, J. Curry, R. Groettum, J. McGill, R. Lewis. 4TH Row-W. Henry, R. Thompson, R. LaFever, H. Gladden, L. Cockrell, D. Dougherty, P. Cassidy, D. Woolsehlager. 3RD ROW-I. Linehan, D. Ingram, R. Oberlin, B. Jones, P. Daniels, W. Birch, D. Sherwood, J. Kilby, B. Johnson. 2ND Row-D. Rathbone, C. Bradley, D. Harenburg, E. Fowler, B. Hayes, Sieber, C. Holley, I. Field, XV. Bordeaux. IST ROW-S. Rynex, manager, M. Lloyd, Schwarzmann, W. Stanfield, R. Johnson, J. McMurrcr, B. Ambrogi, Dawkins, D. Reymer, A. Holsinger, E. Regan, manager. B CHEERLEADERS ff? ' l Left fo 1'igbf-W. Bray, T. Selden, P. Delaney, M. Brown, B. Black, XV. McNemar, M. J. Haycraft, D. Redir, B. Roherps, fl 115 le XG 7 i 4 rf VW Wifi . This year the Washington-Lee basketball team began operations with six veterans, including four first stringers, from last year. As Frank Rockwell began his third year as coach, this seasonls five opened their stiff schedule on December 6th against Charlotte Hall Military Academy. The team is: Top Row fleft to righfj-J. Utterbach, J. Mobberley, F. Rockwell Ccoachj, D. Lewis, J. McGill. FRONT Row-D. Newcomb, W. Hamet, D. Garber, P. Currin Qcaptainj, J. Lamers, R. Zimmerman, T. Newcomb. INSETHJ. Chalfant, J. Carney. Dec Ian. Jan. jan. Ian. Jan. Ian. ew- I?I'l. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. Ffb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Dec. Deci Dec. Dec. Dec. SCHEDULE 6-Charlotte Hall M. A. 10-Woodward Prep ll-Western High I3-Montgomery Blair High 17-Bethesda-Chevy Chase High 20-Fort Hill 3-Montgomery Blair High 7-Devitt Prep 11-Episcopal High 14-Woodward Prep 17-Lane High 24-George Wasliington High 28-Fairfax High 31-Waynesboro High 4-St. Albans Prep 7-Norview High 8-Wilson High 11-Landon Prep 14-Lane High 15-Massanutten M. A. 18-Devitt Prep 21-George Washington High 25-Bethesda-Chevy Chase High 28-Fairfax High BUYS' BHSKET I-lI.L TERM -11161, GIRLS' BASKETBALL T EAM SCHEDULE Date School jan. -Montgomery Blair Jan. 10-Falls Church Jan. 17-George Washington Jan. 28-Fairfax Jan. 31-Friends Feb. 4-Montgomery Blair Feb. 11-Friends Feb. 18-Gaithersburg Feb. 25-Hyattsville Feb. 28-Fairfax The girls' basketball team in its second year under the commendable coaching of Miss Marjorie Willard had a good season and came out on top as usual. But what could you expect with such players as Louise Gar- ber, Bert', Wallace, Mary Jane Haycraft, 'ljinxiel' Engle, Dolores Webb, Mary Mierke, Nancy Kneen, Evie,' Goddard, and Ruth Sorenson, all vets of last year. Add to these, the fine new players and able managers and you have a hard- to-beat combination. The team's victorious record is final proof of the time they have spent practicing plays and passes, and shooting for baskets. They have worked hard and We are proud of them. TOP Row Kleft 150 rigfoij-M. Mierke, P. Kerns, N. Fling, S. Lyle, J. Bergen, B. Appleton. 2ND Row-B. Kerns Qmanagerj, E. Goddard, B. Sorensen, R. Sorensen, N. Wynkoop fmanagerj, Miss Wfillard Ccoachj. FIRST Row-D. Wfebb, V. Engle, M. Wallace Ceo-captainj, L. Garber Qco-captainj, N. Kneen, M. J. Haycraft, -Hwy L3 T' f. -4 .Qi TOP ROW Neff to rigbfj-D. Dougherty, J. Lindsoe, S. Billheimer, B. Dobson, C. Rapet, R. Thompson, J. McGill, D. Woolschlagcr, R. Meinbcrg, A. Swisher, P. Daniels Qmanagerj. THIRD ROW-R. Oberlin Qmanagerj, T. Hilton, P. Lundy, B. Calvert, B. Corish, C. McCoy, J. Watkins, H. Daren, T. Jeiferson, D. Wilcox, D. Rathbone, A. Hobson, l'Pop,' Deming. SECOND Row-C. Custard, D. Parker, T. Hazel, J. MacMurrcr, W. Pickett, A. Lebovitz, J. Bates, J. Velarcli, J. MacLean, A. Blanch. F1RsT Row-R. Johnson, D. Scott, R. Lewis, D. Heindcl, B. Newland, M. Lewis, E. Coffman, E. Holley, H. Grier, R. McDaniel. n J il Z i f S ' a tiff -wwbti Y i HW I J 4 1rnAcK TEAM M T dx el 118Jf HUCKEY TEHIVI The girls, hockey team did very well this year despite the fact that it was made up main- ly of new material. The team played seven games and won ive. Of the other two, one fthe Fairfax gamej was a tie and the other QFriendsj a loss. With twenty girls on the team this year only six- Louise Garber, Dolores Webb, Mary Mierke, Caroline Hyett, Nancy Kneen, and Nancy Birch-were seniors. This large majority of un- derclassmen gives promise that next year's team will make an even better record. 0 TOP Row fleft to rightj--E. Blunt, P. Kerns, B. Bennett, E. Hoover, Miss Willard, B. Kerns, B. Phillips L. Houff, N. Kneen. SECOND Row-E. Lowski Cmanagerj, P. Beeton, M. Sterling, B. Sorensen, C. Hyett, R. South, F. L Watson, D. Kinsey Cmanagerj. FIRST Row-E. Goddard, R. Sorensen, D. XVebb, L. Garber, M. Mierke, N. Birch. 4119? SCHEDULE Date W-L Opp Oct. 14-5 Fairfax ..., . , 0 Oct. 16-6 B. C. C. ...,,.. 0 Oct. 21-4 Mont. Blair .... 0 Oct. 29-0 Friends .,...,, 4 Nov. S-3 Mont. Blair .,.. 2 Nov. 7-2 Fairfax . . . . . 2 NOV. 12-2 B. C. C. .... . . 1946 BASEBALL TERM ii Wersi SAL ,Bdsm ii I iff?-ll? Mfg' may ,.. C .5 W... f fe N- fa . - 579' .Q Q s L , f ' Jigga , ' 7.74 f . f i 1-'fa le f G.. ' . ev ., ,.., wevra ., -r . .f .yu ff , , f- ,, f. TOP Row fleft to rigfalj--Mr. Rockwell, J. Garland, V. Duley, J. Carney, R. Groettum, G. Binsted, C. McDzmiels, V. Marcey. FIRST Roxv-W. Reinheart, P. Currin, P. Tapp, R. Johnson, N. Harvey, R. Ambrogi. The 1946 baseball team was another of the Washington-Lee athletic teams which experienced a very successful season. Rated the best nine in the Metropolitan Area, the Little Generals won thirteen games While dropping only four. They also copped the Northern Virginia title by polishing off Fairfax, Mount Vernon, and Lane twice and G. W. once. The most decisive win of the season was the 18-0 rout of Lane on May 15, 1946. The team won the suburban championship and, as there was no state competition, the boys could try for no more than sectional honors. W-L's three star pitchers, 'lLefty', Bridenbaker, Monk,' Carney, and Jake Garland each tossed one- hit encounters to contribute to one of the most successful diamond campaigns in the school's history. At the time Garland and Bridenbaker, who graduated in June, seemed headed for pro ball. Roger Groettum, star outfielder and possessor of one of the best arms in these parts, wielded the big stick last season. Per- ry Currin, great W-L shortstop, and Harry McPherson, third baseman, also hit heavily to pace the Gen- erals' offensive. The W-Lites pulled off a triple play in the second game w i t h Warren High of Front Royal. The record ...... W-L Opponent W-L Opponerzf 7 Charlotte Hall . . . . . 6 7 Lafldon PVCP- - A - - - 2 17 Devitt Prep ........ 1 6 lgalffax s'4'A ' 4 10 Fairfax ............. 4 3 Plscopa ' 6 3 Warren QFront Royalj . 4 2 Bethesda-Chevy Chase , . , 1 - . 3 Montgomery Blair ...... 12 2 Dsviff Prep L A' 1 7 Mount Vernon ..., . 2 6 George Washington . . . 7 18 Lane ,-,,4A-,-..v H I 0 15 MOUHF Vernon -.--.4--. 10 4 George Washington . . . . 3 13 Lane QCharlottesvillej . . , 4 5 Warren .,....,. , . 0 -51202, 1 of f ,W V in gn! if .- Q54 M- ? , 57 1 ' r an 2 X X KX A 8. 5. 06800- fl -S -.W 7, W I 0' 4' 2' W' 75' fi ' , 8 'ffl WN X f, ,W fum X- , , 1, 3 k f , M' ,f ,f my 5 t Zgpz-X522 ' 'N i A , .1 X W' ff 93 - X f 1-7f?if ? Li! X, J, Qi , + 4 4 f ,V 1. ' , . ,,,gs',,-an ',,.. -2' 4 ,we .' , , f 31 '7 -1 . ' ? f .Q L Hn. . 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LT COLONEL LUNDBERG MAJOR HANLEY CAPTAIN RANCK CAPTAIN HOFFERBERT BEGIIVIENTHL STAFF Regular drilling five days a week, raising and lowering the flag, firing on the range, and the precision drilling of the Crack Squads are but a few of the Cadet activities. As an extra service, the Cadet Corps attends to many jobs which facilitate smoother opera- tion in school undertakings. Drilling in the annual dress parade on Founders' Day and ushering at assemblies are but two of these services. A special ushering detail, and one from which the Cadets derive a great deal of pleasure, is the detail for the concert of the National Symphony Orchestra. The Girls' Battalion takes part in all activities 'except the carrying of rifles. The Regimental Ball is the big social event of the Cadet year. Another occasion which is anticipated for its social as well as its military aspect is a trip to Winchester for a competitive parade at the Apple Blossom Festival. Each year the rivalry between George Washington High School's Cadets and our own reaches its height in a competitive drill between the schools' prize companies. Win- ning this drill is one of the best-remembered accomplishments of a Cadet,s career. The Cadet Band is also given a chance to display its ability by a spring concert. So a Cadet,s life is a full one. With drills, parades, trips, and dances, he is kept al- ways busy and interested. lsT. LT. RAINES MfScT. HILL MXS NIILLER CAPT. BIIILL -1122? smvn nnuwnt cum WW TOP Row Cleft to riglatj-lst. Lt. Raines, Lt. Eimer, Lt. Rupert, Lt. Rosin, Lt. Barnes. TI-IIRD Row-Lt. Lilliefors, Capt. Ranck, Capt. Hofferbert, Ist Lt. Morrison, Major Holden. SECOND Row-Capt. Redit, Lt. Heinzman, Major Shirer, Capt. Tiernan, Capt. Kidwell. FIRST ROW-Major Hanley, Commanderg Lt. Col. Lundberg, Vice-Commanderg Capt. Lindsay, lst Lt. Saxer, lst Lt. Horton. SHDIE WILLIAMS CLUB SECOND Row fleft to rigbzfj-Capt. Burger, Lt. Adj. Stokely, 2nd Lt. Numbers, 2nd Lt. Martin, Znd Lt Veitch, lst Lt. Niswander. FIRST Row-Major Levister, Capt. Gawen, Ist Lt. Dutton, Capt. Reiners, lst Lt. McGrew. -1123? BUYS' CHEVBUN CLUB will N Viifor' Rowlflcfi lo rigbij-Sgt. Landolt CComn-ianclerj, Sgt. Storrie, Sgt. Dcvers, Sgt. Lyons, Pvt. Hill 31m ROW-qSgt. Gordon, Sgt. Kirschbaum, Cpl. Myers, Pvt. Grier, Sgt. Reid. ZND Row-Sgt. Pncl, Sgt. Durlow, Sgt. Crounse, Sgt. Klein, Sgt. Payne. IST Row-Sgt. Duvall, Sgt. Beall, Sgt. Smith, Corp. Michaelis, Pvt. Keitcr. GIRLS' CHEVBUN CLUB TOP Row' Klvft to rigbtj-Sgt. Dean, Cpl. Loveless. STH Row-Cpl. Fay, Cpl. Kerns, Cpl. Potter, Cpl. Gates, Sgt. Turner, Cpl, Jones. -4TH Row-Sgt. Miller, Cpl. Shopland, TfSgt. Harvey, Cpl. Shaw, Sgt. Lashley, Cpl. Wentz. 3RD Row-Cpl. Howell, Cpl. Gramsky, Cpl. Davidson, Cpl. Conover, Sgt. Blake, Cpl. Jennings. lxo Roxx-Cpl. Crump, Cpl. Strother, Sgt. Holt, Sgt. Cole, Sgt. Holt, Sgt. Leigh. Isl' Row'-Sgt, Corbin CComm:mderJ, Cpl. Davis, Sgt. Beard, Sgt. Compton, Sgt. Woodall, Sgt. Kcrns. sf 124 lf BUY ' CRACK Sllll IJ TOP Row flefl io rigbfj-Pvt. Shreve, Pvt. Klein, Pvt. Devers. 3RD Row-Pvt. Hill, Pvt. Duvall, Pvt. Pacl. ZND Row-Pvt. Storrie, Pvt. Grier, Pvt. Durloo. IST Row-Capt. Hoiferbert QCommandcrj, Pvt. Landolt, Pvt. Reid, Pvt. Kirsclibaum, Lt. Horton, fAsst. Commanderj. ' . 4 'Y f -fl J' .ffl if X' .. 'riffs as P5-A '7,Z .9 ' i7 d W., l Left to right-Lt. Niswancler QCommanclerj, Pvt. Compton, Pvt. Wentz, Pvt. Yost, Pvt. Wilson, Pvt. Blake, Pvt. Mencke, Pvt. Fender, Pvt. Davis, Pvt. Blunt, Pvt. I-Ietzer, Pvt. Corbin, Pvt. Shopland, Pvt. Kerns, Pvt. Jones, Pvt. Kerns, Pvt. Woodall, Lt. Stokely QAsst. Comm:-mclerj. -4 125 5, LT. ADJ. BARNES MAJOR SHIRER SGT. MAJ. DENVERS FIRST BI-KTTHLIUN 41261, COMPANY H 1sT. LT. HORTON CAPT. TIERNAN ZND. LT. EIMER r Ss gt. gt. r sg vt. f' N' -25 f ggbsgvf-v' 1sT. SGT. HARLOW CPL. I-IOLLINGSWGRTH Ist Platoon S. SGT. VELARDI IZ. IZ. Qgeigzai W 6 gba iizjigiffw Q9 A Isi Squad Robins Pvt. Tufts Kirschbaum Pvt. Chase Cpl. Michaelis Klein Pvt. Gannon Durloo Pvt. Hill Ramos Pvt. Thornton Pvt. Sharpe QNot in picture- 211:f Squad 3171 Squad Sgt. Gordon Pvt. Mindel Sgt. Reid Pvt. Edrniston Cpl. Florance Pvt. Garrett Cpl. Sinclair Sgt. McDaniel Pvt. Collins Pvt. Coulsby 21151 Platoon S. SGT. Howie Sgt. Waters Pvt. Arndt Pvt. Rose Pvt. Peters Pvt. Ware Pvt. Ashby Pvt. Clark, Pvt. Kerns, Pvt. Schulze, -41273, Pvt. Toone, Pvt. T Pvt. Hawkins rice, Pvt. Turner CUIVIPI-WY B 1sT. LT. RUPERT CAPT. LINDSAY ZND. LT. HEINZMAN G,f'Sgt. Pacl Sgt. Numbers 1sT. SGT. SHREVE CPL. MYERS Ist Platoon PfSGT. COLBURN 151' Squat! 21761 Squad Pvt. Green vt. Satterfield Pvt. Pvt. Higginson vt. Hansbrough Pvt. Pvt. Spies Cpl Lum G,'Sgt. Selden Sgt. Beall Pvt. Horton Pvt. Pvt. Pvt. Gandy Harry Payne Sgt. Pvt. 27101 Platoon PfSGT. DUVALL Crounsc Pvt. Huls Pvt. 4128? Fairfax Duvall Myers Bush Sgt. Pvt. Sgt. Pvt. Pvt 31'a' Squad Donalson Pvt. Peterson Donalson Cpl. Looney Bass Pvt. Winkler Classon Pvt. Sullivan Getts COMPANY C 1ST. LT. SAXER CAPT. REDIT 2ND LT. LILLIEFORS Ist Squad GfSgt. Payne Sgt. Shreve Cpl. Potter Pvt. Smith Pvt. Carlysle Pvt. Shipman Pvt. Thomason Pvt. Fox Pvt. Jefferies Cpl. Castle Pvt. Matthews Pvt. Fridinger GfSgt. Smith Sgt. Pvt. Pvt. Pvt Pvt 1sT SGT. LANDOLT CPL. BRONVN Ist Platoon SfSGT. KATE 2715! Squaa' Storrie Pvt. Dagosting Moore Pvt. Thomason Lester Zur! Platoon PfSGT. GRIER . Carpenter Pvt. Moreland Stark Sgt. MacDonald 'I 129 lf Sgt. Pvt Pvt. Pvt Pvt. Ma' Squad Templeton Pvt. Dindlebeck Armbruster Cp1.Vahouny Broyhill Mills Sgt. Keiter Yager Pvt. Hamsbrough LT MAJOR LJ3v1sTER ADJ. STOKLLY 4? SGT. MAJ. HARN'EY SECUND BHTTHLIUN J -11301, 11-fx -J ff' CUMPHNY I 1sT. LT. DUTTON CAPT. GAWEN ZND. LT. NUMBERS Ist Sgt. Cpl. Pvt. Pvt. Sgt. Cpl. Pvt. Pvt. Squad Corbin Crump Burington Schalasky Kerns Fay Money Alexander IST. SGT. MILLEIK GUIDON CPL. KERNS Ist Platoon , PfSGT. WOODALL Zna' Squad Cpl. Strother Pvt. MCC-iallerick Pvt. Whitney Znrl Platoon PfSGT. LASHLEY Cpl. Rooks Pvt. Brown -51315, 31'fl' Squad' Cpl. Davis Pvt. Walton Pvt. Palmer Cpl Shaw Pvt. Taylor 0 .nj ,MPP ff f W5 gomrnmr K Tw. yf IST. LT. MCGREW CAPT. REINERS ZND LT. VEITCH Ist Sgt. Pvt. Pvt. Sgt. Cpl. Pvt. Pvt. Squad Beard Hetzer Meneke Blake Shopland White Perea 1sT. SGT. LEIGH PVT. TAYLOR 151' Platoon S. SGT. COMPTON 2nd Squad 3rd Squad Cpl. Gates Cpl. Potter Pvt. Dodge 2nd Platoon S. SGT. TURNER Cpl. Wentz Cpl. Pvt. Wfaganer Pvt. Pvt. fNot in picturej-Cpl. Jones, Pvt. Schoenbaur. 1132? Perrott Hilldrup Jones CUMPHNY L lST. LT. NISWANDER n CAPT. BURGER 2ND. LT. MARTIN Ist Sgt. Cpl. Pvt. Sgt. Cpl. Pvt. Pvt. Sqizazl Holt Gramsky Forti Cole Conover Blunt Ehle 1sT. SGT. HOLT GUIDON CPL. FENDER Ist Plzzfoon PLATOON SGT. DAVIS 21111 Squad Cpl. Jennings Pvt. South 2nd Platoon 'PLATOON SGT. DEAN Cpl. Howell Pvt. Riley 41331- 3 wi Cpl Pvt Pvt. Cpl. Pvt. Squad Loveless Phillips Yost Davidson Wilson CAPTAIN KIDWELL sis' swf K MEP T2 'M 29 4 W stsss Q , f .X ' ffl MH? L.,-l ' . rs A Na, T -.'. s rsse Q ,' ,T fy, sf MAJOR HOLDEN ST. . MORRISON 1 LT Firxl Filt- Sgt. Perrego Pfc. Weiscl1a11pt Znd. Lt. Perry Nlfsgt. Kellam Sfsgt. Herslmy Sgt. Adams CAPT. KIDXVELL Second File Third File Fourfh File Fifth File Cpl. Kinzer Sgt. Osborn Sgt. Edwards sfsgf. Panizza Cpl. Tuthill Pfc Keller Cpl. Russell FfSgt. Tribby Cpl. Pubols Pfc Nagly Pfc. Brasse Sgt, Stevens Pfc, Sofran Pvt, Asling Cpl. Wilson Cpl, Snyder Pfc. Clark Pfc Tucker Pfc, Yeaton Sgt. Bartlett lsT. LT. MORRISSON ZND. LT. ROSIN MAATOR HOLDEN CHDET BAND tfa ZND. LT, RATHBONE lSTfSGT. Lx'oNs 2Nn. LT. ROSIN WARRANT OFFIQEA YASSELL -1134? rf r.vF'5lVRNA'r-......... W -' -- 'laik h 2 , 12:13 , :fy ff 1 K 15615 iff XC ,sf I flu ' BAUSERMAN'S SERVICE STATION Corner Columbia Pike and South Globe Road Martie gives Pat Rockwell and Bert Wallace a lift over to the Columbia Appli- ance Co. They have everything in luggage for the College Girl- and all kinds of elec- tric plates for those midnight snacks in the dormitories. Bet they'll have fun! ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Ch. 4944 Hi, there! Busy? Come go along on some errands! We'll walk, but lucky Martha Wright is ready to drive her new Chrysler. Here, Mr. Bauserman gives her a few point- ers. She knows she'll always be treated with courtesy and given ex- pert service at Bauser- man's Service Station. COLUMBIA APPLIANCE CO. 3102 Columbia Pike ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Gl. 7886 and OX. l403 -: 136 1- Oh, and if you ever need a quick repair job, I know just the place. Pat Carlisle tore her coat the other day just as she was getting ready for an exciting t r i p. She ran into Progressive Cleaners and they did a Wonder- ful mending job in no - time flat. She has all her cleaning done there. -Yes, that's our Bob Smith seeing that she gets prompt attention. PROGRESSIVE CLEANERS 2727 Wilson Boulevard ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Ox. 3222 omd Ch. 7373 And speaking of cloithes, I suppose youlve noticed the good looking ones Jean Nis- Wander and Jinxie Engle always sport. Rumor says they get most of their things at Helen Waldronls. I dropped in there once and, real- ly, you never saw such darling things. I came out loaded down. And boy, was Dad proud of l his thrifty daughter. HELEN WALDRON'S 2830 Wilson Boulevard ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA GI. l IOO 'lI37l- GOTT'S LIN OLEUM, INC. 4534 North Washinqton Boulevard And right next door, Eileen Edge is looking at venetian blinds. Eil- een wants the best that money can buy for the new home she,s plan- ning. She,s sure to find exactly what she needs at The Custom Shade Shop. And you know, if you need window shades recovered, they'll do them for you in n jiffy. ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Ch. 4244 By the way, I stopped in at the Gott,s Lino- leum, Inc., the other day just in time to be invited to I1 party. It seems that Sue Brooks and Caroline Pearson were out hunting li- noleum for their new recreation room. They hope to have it all finished in time for a bang-up good time be- fore school is over for good. Hope your name is on the list-see you there! 1 -1 THE CUSTOM SHADE SHOP 4636 North Washington Boulevard ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA ef 138 GI. 1200 and Ox. 2334 lf ,' -I -. -,M 4 . . ,. .X-,gg ff, ff. .4 .1 A .,-pf f ,,f'fQC2-j'f'4'-ff ,p,2,fLy , D., ,, D ff ,3- QC, -I 1i33,- 7,59 5,52 .1 .4-.aaftf -, 4-. W ,Mp , -:J Q -'Q' ,N U B falcv 0 -'fy gjfgpjw' E-. Q2 , ,sary Let's drop in at the W,estover Electrical Gift Center. I want to y get a few records and i they have simply every- thing-and there's al- ways a gang of W- Lites there. Just as I expected, Yvonne and Ray, and Peggy and Walter are taking ad- vantage of the music to cut a few capers. Bob and Caroline seem to be managing the victrola and there's Don and Betty picking out I their favorite records I wo' Come On' its join WESTOVER ELECTRICAL GIFT CENTER 5843 North Washington Boulevard ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA GI, 6006 the fun. Say, let's go by the Westover Pharmacy. I've a few things to get for the family and we're sure to find some of the gang there. It's our regular h i d e o u t. Who's that cute little girl next to Don? Pat Kerns-oh, yes, one of those up-coming sopho- mores! And there's the Phillips twins and Ann Read. Looks like our nimble President and , Caroline beat us here. I always like to come here-such a nice, friendly store and, boy, do we go for the yum- my confections at the 1 soda fountain. Hello, WESTOVER PHARMACY folks! 5841 North Washington Boulevard ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA GI. IIZI and Ox. 3772 . -1139? .- Q LJ ,kv 29 f- -Q 11- , .CCT- U Rec OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO. I must go by Monte and Allen Men's Shop and pick up my broth- er's new suit. He looks so handsome in it. It fits perfectly and is of lovely material,-just typical of all their clothes. And there's Bobby Ambrogi show- ing Bill Jones a nifty jacket. Yes, our boys certainly know where to go to get good-look- ing clothes. 2000 Wilson Boulevorrd ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Ch. 4400 ond Ox, l353 OOOh! Did you see that dreamy Oldsmobile that just passed? It was just like the scrumptous one that Harriet Turner and John Lundberg were looking at so posses- sively at the Olmstead Motor Co. That's the place to go for such beautiful cars and they are so courteous and helpful. MONTE AND ALLEN MEN'S SHOP 3193 Wilson Boulevard ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA OW. 6644 41401- The Lewis twins are getting a few pointers from Mr. Lewis Johnston of the Hauling and Excavating service. They're making plans for a summer cottage and of course wanted to be sure that from the ground up everything would be just as they want it. Mr. fohnston has had so much experience that they are glad to tell him just what they plan and leave to him the job of making their dreams come true. They did so want that particular lot, but until they thought of Mr. Johnston the job of getting it ready for building seemed hopeless. My, it's grand to have such an efficient company so handy. SIDNEY R. IOHNSTON HAULING and EXCAVATING 3901 Wilson Boulevard ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA OX. 2915 41411, QUALITY SHOP Corner Wilson Boulevard and North Highland Oh, I hope I get 11 corsage for the prom. And most of all, I hope it comes from The Or- chid Box. Their flowers are always so fresh and arranged so well. When you walk into the shop it's like stepping into a flower fairyland. The last time I was there Shorty Woolschlager was pinning a gardenia on Bobbie Roberts. Ah, what a cute picture that made! ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Ox. 1875 Gee, do you realize that we graduate in just about a week? I can hardly realize it's so soon. Everyone is bustling around getting new clothes. All of the boys are flocking to the Quality Shop. They have the nicest shirts and ties. In fact, they have the best of every- thing. Why look, there's Bob and Arthur looking in the window now! 1 THE ORCHID BOX 3195 Wilson Boulevard ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Ox. 4113 and Ch. 8661 41421- Did you know that Charlotte Mulherin and Nelson are engaged? And they were looking at rings again at Roger's Jewelers. A nice pair, aren't they? Most of us go to Roger's for anything in the jewelry line. They have lovely things- just the sort our crowd goes for! ROGER'S IEWELERS 3172 Wilson Boulevolrd ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA GX. 1221 ARLINGTON DAIRY 2701 Wilson Boulevard ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA Ox. 0090 Why don't you stop in at my house for a glass of milk and a piece of cake? Mother made the cake and the milk's from the Arling- ton Dairy. We get all of our dairy products from them. Seems like Barbara Mills shares our enthusiasm for Arling- ton Dairy Products- maybe that accounts for her lovely teeth and pretty skin. My, but we had fun on our little shopping tour, didn't we. Yes, Arlington business people are out on top! -11431, ARLINGTON,S OLDEST AND FINEST FURNITURE STORE '-C' dmzzuj Featuring a complete selection of fine Furniture and Appliances FURNITURE, Inc. 2731 Wilson Boulevard Oxford l300 Le encl 6 V2 ill. frog: E- W Glee.R0a,. ,-,e ' X ,' e I Ml. from fi-9'7 1-,...7 ' 5 -P W afsgig Dion O1 glllcliubfun' a s ' miiiil' 'Tm' -A- IV4 Mifffqrom ov xoxfiivli-9u.GoLr5covntRY - Chain BITIIQ- -. Q 1 c ,,I:cL B' , f t fflif S fig, ji , Mijn: ' 50 1 2,3 f SZ! 2 5. 'W 'S' ' - ff f3,,q,,,r,ta-Qi s- 5 KEY - f 01065 'ff 6040, A -' ' ' ' ? 04' gg,-.1 ,O 'QQ' -.r-, Woods --' 1 . A 4 A Q . , M-5 ' Simpson G Mays First Addition-Highly Restricted Subdivision REMEMBER your Future Home will not be any better than the Lot you buy. 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