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

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An-avid interest in foreivn lan- P guages has been created by our ex- panding l. a n g u a g e Department. Classes in French. Spanish. and Latin are offered. Also Cireel-1 and Roman culture classes enable stu- dents to understand more clearly the growth and bases of present day languages and cultures. With the hel of CiCOI'UClOXYI1 v - - - N A b bmversitys bchool of Languages. the department plans to secure au- dio aids to im trove students' in- . - I 4 tonatlon and inrlection. Q. A, CVT 'Z 'ff 1: fi .QL . Q 7 - f Nxr' k, Nil. 1 enfnq info orefgn Cujfonzj . FACULTY Cxktm' Hut lzxx I.. llxiaiulmf limn R. llXIH.l!,1.Xlx lmi- Um li. llxxxmxs Hin: llix it Home Efolmmlr ,f Cfm1rr1wz1.1f 1,Ilii'l'lIl'Ili'1l 1' lfJr:f'.1!m1.' Iiiffsffffl IJVJI7 1 FLORPML V. HlfQKl.RNf,lY llUlI3KRk NY. llwmiii, Klum Nl, luirxwx llwlnlcr Ki. Ifmxwx' ililI41NIXx U lux Uathrnzafzicx lin 'flifl llzsxn l'm !,w S ruflnz W Xlrnln ml .L f' N 'E I'

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lncreasecl opportunities for ex- pression are offered in our line arts. commercial arts and arts and crafts classes. New equipment has given occasion for work in firing and glazing, linoleuni block printing, and marionette making. Arts and crafts students work in leather, metal, plastic, and wood. Fine arts students, who have often protlucetl work of prize-winning merit. gain practical experience by illustrating for school publications. Other school functions are publicizetl hy the com- mercial art classes. -6 A 1. A, , . NxRx 1, f H10 fAllq Olll' Cl'E'Illlll'U IIHUIIIIIHIIOIIJ . . FACULTY . .,.. t EDNA G.I-1.m'n .X1111 Nl. l.'Vll' 5XIIX li. l.UXlNl1 NIx1'11 Nlxiufz' l.. l'XIl BlXNXIlIl ,.c111, . 11 English l'I1111f11111r N N ll 1 l'11 '11 N11 111 IMIELYN R. M.XRl'KN' XXYIIIIANI IP. Mix I1 IXIJ Nil 111 llXl1'IlIf1X KT. XI-I x11111-'x N11 11111 M11 11x11 ll11ff1c'n1111111f A111111 N 1 N 11 1 l':1f1X11, 5111.111 11.3 ,N111.'1