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

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4 Hummel dolls attract the interest of second year German while Bob Warren inspects the hand carved mechanism of students john Quintus, Doris Williams, and Judy Schaar, a fingerfcrushing Bavarian nutcracker '45- I .AN v ,NJ an A-fx . W-A tr' 5 XY' YQ s A' ,' H- QE V 'ar as '. 'iilrvw' Q-N ,-5' K5 v- V, ',.A'.x,gQ.' is rt-V lx.- ,J f it -,Q S. J' nf as Q 'cr X fx-X o in . X fx L Li ,,' Z2 Faculty jean Fisher, B.S. Spanish II, Spanish Honor Society. Euanna Griffin, B.A., M.A, Latin I, Il. Elizabeth Huls, B.A., M.A. Department Chairmang German Il, Ill, Spanish lVg German Honor Society. Mrs. Muriel Mason, B.A., M.A. French llg International Club. Mrs. Katharine Newton, B.A. Latin ll, Ill, lVg junior Classical League, Latin Honor Society. Norman Underwood, B.A. Spanish Ig Romance Language Study Group. Mrs. Frances Waters, B.A., M.A. French ll, lll, lVg Children ofthe American Revolution, French Honor Society. Mrs. Amy Young, B.A., M.A. French l, Il. L X if it

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5 Gloria Bardsley, B.S. J- ' Shorthand Ig Future Business 5 f' Leaders of America. John Donahue, B.s., B.A., M.A. Shorthand I, Typing Ig Arlington - Education Assoc. Representative, -15'-f Bible Club. A A. I U - 1 -' ' ' I '.5 , .' .Z ' In .'.'1i--A' . - 1' 1 n'.'.'.i-xl . 52 Richard Greene, B.S., M.A. Shorthand I, Vocational Ofhce ' N r F Training, Future Business Leaders 5? 'AV' ix of America, Treasurer of Virginia 2 -,,. ' V . Business Education Assoc. hun +A- Eva Hafbaugh, B.A., M.A. 4? 1 Shorthand I, II, Typing Ig junior '-. ' , ' r , . .I ae 1 U Class Financial Sponsor. ' - iff? vvf' 'W .1 . A A-.ig :I f i 5. 1 Time out -and Ralph MacPhail takes advantage of a lull in business to add up the school stores accounts. 5 Ap,i t -:H+ Racing the clock, Jana Grover, Babs Price, Donna Humphries, and Karen Bahrman work to gain speed. Mrs. Mildred Houser, B.A., M.A. Department Chairman: Shorthand II, Typing I. Agnes Latham, B.A. Typing I, II. Robert Seidel Diversified Occupationsg Diversified Occupations Club. i ni, Q 1-vm-Si .,. AV' -0- f l vs.-xx gui' . 4 1 ' ,vm .qx .- fc.- '4 x, 'wr-we aw. Q x ' A5 x l Faculty 21

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r Q 1 i i fl ei Sf Puzzled by his hics, haecs, and hocs, Latin student Alec Clain gets help from Tom Verzi. .T E? E 'iv fllz' i 15 -,S -A f 4 V , 5? . fp V ,, 'E' If - ' -na... 1 in-632 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Linquists Frequent odern Laboratories Como esta usted?,' Comment allez-vous?,' Wie geht es Ihnen? repeated Spanish, French and German voice on tapes in the four new classroom laboratories. These supplemented the main language laboratory in room 113. In addition to taking tests and dictation from the tapes, students improved their pronunciation by listening to and imitating natives of foreign countries. In third and fourth year Latin classes, A Ver- gilian Fantasy and To Vergil, two plays presented by students, commemorated the Cctober birthday of the famous Roman poet. Combien de freres as-tu? pronounces Judy Foster as Carol Hyden follows along in her French book. C.- P5 'i - X i A - fi 'Q .,- , -9- , ix ' 'l r Neff- - An aura of concentration surrounds Mary Lou Lord as she listens to a tape in the foreign language lab. Faculty 23 ,aj 3 fx I' ESE ri'