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

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l t i . l 1 i f i l. ' r 1 2 5 l E i ? Q , l 1 3 i 7 Z 5 1 3 i Y 5 dh J I 1 i l 175: Er monsieur, que veuillez-vous?', asks waiter Ty Powell, Darr, while Douglas Behrman consults his menu again after recommendinv Boeuf Bourfo ne to classmate Pew' before making his selection durin a skit, s- E e Es? e e ,,,s f Q, -. 'lillf-1 ,- Fi Q ifns N v T , .. 9' fs.. Eh-r xr, I ... , .iff rf 1 f' ' -if L X ig ff X X ':J ,giliyb -. L fe .rzfsv .ff 'f Dreaming of sunny Spain, juniors Patricia Padget and Ed Sprnles take an imaginary tour of Madrid, using their Spanish Ill tcxthniik .vs Ll guide. -X Academics 1 5 4

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X --1 ict, French Classes Sponsor f Feature Length Movies Maj, X Xu Rome ruled that much of Europe! exclaims Felicia XX' l l 1 M K rl mit N x r dis uss 1 it Converting the school auditorium into a movie theater, the third, fourth and fifth year French classes sponsored the showing of several feature length motion pictures. Open to all students of the foreign language program, the movies offered an opportunity to improve comprehension ability. Teachers chose a variety of films for the program, including such selections as Lettres de Mon Moulin. To further aid the progress in pronunciation of wouldfbe linguists, the first and second year courses used textbooks accompanied by tapes. With the increase in oral work required by these texts, WfLites found numerous occasions to use the modern ear' phones and master tape recording system installed in the laboratory this year. f.-si .s rs .. 1. 1' vvtoi c 10s . m. X x 'X liisu-ning to .1 native accent, students Linda NVlutney .SX .mil lun Vu'-Is take .- French dictation in the lab ' 14 Academics I

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if I vw un-all I 441157 Q I -vc' Girls Pool E forts, Build our Hole Golf Course Arriving with tools in hand, volunteers from the junior gym classes pooled their elforts to construct a fotirfhole golf course on the girl's athletic field. Wlien the hiiilders finished, classes trudged the range with golfing paraphernalia. Introducing the Aetna Driver Training Program, students interested in learning to drive practiced on simulated cars. The projection of road conditions onto a screen enahled trainees to respond as if actuf ally driving. They found out what mistakes they had made hecause a machine had recorded their reactions. . . . then the food goes down this tube . . , explains iunior Cindy Denhoe to her health class. 1, Q., f.. ., 1 J, 'pil f e- - gf ui!- 's 'I ffxll , ' be l 5 I mllll I ci T iq X S ..JP Q'1Ql . .gm v ' ,.,. Y MU. rf. .4Ns'