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

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L .i 1 1 ' 'YET .- lb, Clutching her admittance card, Barbara Nicholson looks relieved to have escaped from the crowd. on ' ,475 ,blk . -S. TC , ,y fe, 'QQ 1 LX! '? ' X ' 'T' -ew- hgh ' r '11, Y b is 1 Xt. Mrs. Lois Downs Attendance. Mrs. Catherine Lippy, B.A. Full-time Substitute. Mrs. Mildred Nixon Secretary to the Principal. Mrs. Jeanie Riviello Secretary Lu Assistant l'rii icipals. OFFICE Lack of Time Vexcs taff of Busy Office Not enough time in the day, was the only complaint of Mrs. Mildred Nixon, head of the busy central ofhce. Working with her, Mrs. Jeanie Riviello served as secretary to the assistant princif palsg and Mrs. Ruth Watkins, in her position as registrar, became the special friend of the seniors as she prepared college transcripts. Also members of the staff were Mrs. Grace Thomas, treasurer of the school, and Mrs. Audrey Schmidt, guidance secretary. In the attendance office, Mrs. Lois Downs stated that incorrect dates and wrong homeroom sections on pink slips were the biggest problem. -iff Through these doors pass students whose dcstinics will bc inoltlutl by Mrs. Aho- Lott .intl Mrs. Honiara Obourn, Mrs. Ruth Watkiiis guitl.nnt'i' coiinscloi's, l,l.ll1.l ciI'.lVL'S and Mike Golden scck Registrar. .ntlvirc on x'oc.1t1on.1l and collcgiatt' plans. I6 Faculty ,fill - l

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ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS Assistant Principals Rearrange All Duties Visiting the office in the fall, students were surprised to discover that their longftime college counselor, Miss Mabel Allen, had replaced Mr. lames Mahoney as an assistant principal. This necesf sitated a reorganization of the other two assistant principals' duties as well as further responsibilities for Miss Allen. In addition to counseling future col' lege students, she acted as dean of girls, scheduled school activities, and planned College Night. Now dean of boys, Mr. Harry Pitt completed his second year as an assistant principal. Previously a biology teacher and wrestling coach, he supervised buildings and grounds, including cafeteria, library, and assembly procedures. In charge of curriculum and teaching materials, Mr. Alexander Anderson also composed the master schedule and directed the High School League, which sponsored the forensic contests. 4 5 ., .X ai ' if s. GY Q i V t x lf- Alexander Anderson, Harry Pitt, BS., M.A. B.A., M.A. Assistant l,I'lIlClP.ll, Assistant Principal, Activity Council Sponsor. Another message starts on its Tell'AfTe.ichcr circuit with .in .imused glance from its sender, Mr, Harry Pitt. Administration

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GUIDANCE Counselors Specialize In Directing Careers Every day was Career Day for the Guidance Department. Clancing through the first open door in the hall, a student Ends Mr. Thomas Haynie conf cluding . . every day after school from 3:30 to 6:3O, as he confers with a student about a job. You may speak to a representative from Duke on College Night, explains a counselor to a girl in a room further down the corridor. And you can learn about nursing during Career Week, In this manner the Guidance Department worked constantly to place each individual in the college or vocation of his choice. I 4? I 'S 1 Personality profiles of Mrs. Ann Winstcin's homeroom, ll-15, are scrutinized by Miss Lorraine Chanartry. Faculty 17 Lorraine Chanatry, B.A., M.A. Sophomore Counselor. Sarah Cloud, B.A., M.A. College Counselor. Thomas Haynie, B.A., M.A. Director of Placement, Junior Counselor, Career Activity Committee. Alice Lott, B.A., M.A. Junior Counselor, Welcome Club. Mrs, Honora Obourn, B.S., M.A. College Counselor. Mrs. Marie Peckham, B.S. Sophomore Counselor. ,f Ne 1 -'UMFN ll A. W fo ' ,AZN X J fx-. ..,.. ' I . it j 1 f V, I 'r U 1 gg. 1-t i l ff 1 S' tl Y W 43. .F if 1 , si ll 5 A V ' w, X' 'X Y ' , li x' ii N ff ii N f Mau.. w - - - 1 . l fo en , - ,va fm H E . ' .- A Q , ' l .X an Y grip... i .QJQ - , ', ' 'v-..,' , N oN, Q 9 al Q ,Q 1 Q ' V Q ' a ,. ! c f- Q t 4,5 A ,If - Q fs ' , D 2 . , . A ,f ff ' -ffgigw INTN 21. .'ii . f ' ' Q I