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

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,fi i . ., Ft, l F 9 nr Aa s I 5.--2.46 'A' 1'-tu -A t , .x -an 7 I x ' L f 2- . . .-,- A J I XY . f , x Q X l'J 1' X x n ' - x ni ix Z l ,cd , if iii ..- ' I Equipped Laborator Aids Language Stud Increased emphasis on the speaking and listen' ing approach to French, Spanish, and German ref sulted from extensive use of a completely equipped modern language laboratory which provided facilf ities accommodating thirty students each period. Utilizing the increased facilities of the departf ment were more than ninefhundred students, with half of these choosing French. Spanish was next in popularity followed by Latin and German. An interesting side light to this year's activities was a visit by a mobile laboratory featuring ten lisf tening stations. Arlington was one of over four hundred school systems visited by the huge trailer sc on its high publicized crossfcountry tour. i 'ii gf --f 1 wil, -' Fascinated by modern teaching devices. Danny Barker listens as john Nuelscn operates the language laboratory tape recorder. !ll EX SX: ' E: . . ' 'Slum ' '4-'ff12ff5.'I I N V U. vw ,L -s. u ' .i , ' :. . ii 'Q A x B. g,,.e?'f' um pam. Anim?-1 , V .gf I 5 ii 'fra Q fi i S I L 5. 15 , ' . , Q W 'Wiiiiafffilafesallfh.-':S'iil ,f i N' V fy m. 5-. A 5, c :- , 9 1 A a Xn gufhln 'ffm Ouiihunffm W ff' 5 Zo: Lvwwc W .,1nufW,.,W,ZfZ,5p 1,-Mg? D Q ,. 1 f i N. iii A ax . l 'l . K l I n 1 l I SHALL NVE LEO IN THE MOBILE LAB? ASK SANDI PRICE, GAIL SINGER, AND SOPHIE MORGAN. 22 I:.u'ulty

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. fi. UQ Kg i., 'N F . CD X I 9 f J asf aaa I es fl J 5- sf w- . V 4154 .X 1,7 TX Sue Koski eollnhoritt 1 toi IU out the school pq r Mrs. jean Liljinquist, B.A. English II1 AlphzifTri1Y. Mrs. Catherine Lippy, B.A. English II. Dorothy Nelson, B.A., M.A. Department Chairman: English III. Mrs. Doris Rodin, B.S., M.A. English IV: Student Vv'riting Contests. Louise Russell, A.B., M.A. English III. Mrs. Helen Shannon, A.B. English IV. Mrs. june Shurtliff, BS., M.S English IV. james Townsend, B.S. J Speech, Drzinm, luhlie Spe.i in Thespians. Mrs. Miller Vice, B.A., M.E. English II: Speakers' Bureau Albert Vogel, B.A., MA., P.Ed Guns HHH Vi If N fl H 1 English III1PhilQ50phy Club, t M IN ihh hunt T in unlxn xxi xx r ournalism students T irx XX illi un h B ll in

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4 E S. .gf Lenore Geweke, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Department Chairmang German I, 1 II: German Honor Society. . ' L .xt X I as Elizabeth I-Iuls, B.A., M.A. Qlx E French I. Spanish II. 25:5 eg, A Mrs. Katharine Newton, B.A. nv S' ' Latin II, III, IV: Latin Honor ' Society, junior Classical League. Learning German names for common ohiects interests soph- omore linguists Robert Bergseth and Willigini Boehley. -1' .-4 Stimulated by a classmate,s speech on Don Quixote, .lo Ullman utilizes her Spanish writing talents for note taking. Mrs. jean Smith, BS. Spanish Ilg Spanish Honor Society. Norman Underwood, B.A. Spanish I, IV: International Cluh. Mrs. Frances Waters, B.A., M.A. French II, III, IV: Children of the American Revolution. Mrs. Amy Young, B.A., M.A. French II: Children of the Amerif can Revolution. French Drama Cluh. Gamma TrifHi'Y. ,I K. fi'-Q x . N5 ' louiviw' sf X -Q... ,-, R ,A -W ' .Q xx X X 1? Q Q4 xx ,HEX Faculty 23