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

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SPEEI L SEB ICES Among the many special services at W-L are the nurses, the' secretarial staff, and those people the students seldom notice, the custodians. Much paper work goes on in a big school, and, somehow, some of the paper finds its way to the floorg that's where the custodial staff comes in. They are not mere floor sweepersg they are people, a-nd they play an important part in keeping W-L habitable. W-L's well equipped clinic is available to any student who feels sick or who is injured during the school day. The nurses will bandage minor paper cuts or tape gym injuries, all as part of the special services, When lunch time rolls around, everybody's compass points in the same direction, the cafeteria. But there is more to the cafeteria than the cheerful figures in white who dish out the meals. The food must be bought, repared, and a roved P PP by an expert dietician before the stude-nts can satisfy their .Me-x hunger. Mrs. Lois Downs is kept busy in the ojfce with kinds of secreterial work. H . 771 dlly S Nwcs Us The phone in the office is in almost constant use, so Mrs. Betty Hackman will have to wait patiently until Mrs. Grace Thomas fflislaes ber corzrersatioiz. tm

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SPEEI L SER IEEE 'lv ,f-A? Mrs. Ruth Watkins, Registrar, and Mrs. Thelma Ross, Secretary for Guidance, listen carefully to a student's question concerning .the guidance clepartm ent. Somewhere in here is a card on. . . , mumbles Mrs. Marietta Campbell, Secretary for the Library, as she goes through the schedule changes. W' 281 If Georgianna Naglefs temper- ature is other than what it should be, Mrs. Barbara Rhynedance, School Nurse. might suggest that she go home before her condition gets worse.