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

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Area Four Year-Olds Affend High School ,ni . , ,. 1 'TLJFMFVQ 'Af 1 i if 2' f .. 1 4 ,ay W , 5 A s Finger paints, miniature tea sets, coloring books and dolls sprinkled the room as ten little four year' olds played during their free play hour. Home Eco' nomic students supervised, fed and entertained a group of neighborhood children for three periods, four days a week. On the fifth day the students dis' cussed the events of the past Week and made plans for the next four days. Cn several occasions the girls received assistance from various teachers and students. Une art pupil illustrated Eloise while a teacher read the story. A couple of weeks later a French instructor came equipped with his guitar and sang and taught folk songs from Norway and France. 1 . ffm, Mfwl, fijiifm M' ll 4 ifrfffsiwrrv' f W I ,MWV Ms 4 Y 'Yf ' ' 1 ' ,fy I fy: W' 1, ' ' W llrlwl uyldln' iff '. . A ' , . ' I 4' NW, 1199 A Yi s l ,Lv W l W llx Wwe I xiXAV h'sxx H-u-o. ,'t',,f'f ffy 11,5 11 ','ffo9 iffy' .six I W + N ' 1. 1 1 1.1zi,,,wf7Z1Zf uc.I'l'ill1l until smooth Hail llUlWCl'fSU!l follows .1 recipe while lrllllllllll to l1.1lin'.1 mlm' without the .iid of Al mix. is N L , 4. XX i ,N -- , , x lLl lf hm i if I -af io X 1: 'li 'F N Perla t lums gllllll Sulle .is she Q ln us tht- Q 'sl cd ll '11 1 l l Ill 11 uork x-,'1th lW.lll,L'I'll, 111.1t1'ri.1l .ind thread. 1. A ll ,111 I8 fXc.idc'n1ics 315

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'? r 4 ...L .. '.. -gfliwi' 1 - .ri 4' 1. 'fffigi' sex, i fwfr X i I fiififf I I it 0' 1 A If Q.. 1 -ff Y if 4, Covered with grease and grime, student mechanics Bob McNabb, Tom Follin and Earnie Binlson probe into mechanical failures. Making sure all parts are correctly located, sophomore Ken Craft works on convert ing old nuts, bolts, gears, screws and other assorted parts into a suburban trictor Rivals Construct Proiect For Industrial Arts Show Forgetting their usual rivalry, the students of Wrikeiield, Yorktown and WashingtonfLee studied together in this year's vocational arts program, which for the first time opened airfconditioning classes to the Patriots and Warriors. Making use of Washing' tonfLee's shop facilities for their work during two periods daily, members of the program combined their individual skills in constructing Working air' conditioners and refrigeration units and later dis' played these projects in the departments Industrial Arts Show. Early in the fall, Graphic Arts students made athletic schedules for distribution to the student body. l,atei', members of the class printed pocket' sized copies ol' the Honor Code, gaining practical experience in type setting and printing. Students lui :wished stationery for the school savings bank and suyplied receipts lor the Penman Magazine. 20 Pwadi-tnics J. I...