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

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Nick's Saloon Swings in Five Act Play Debut t At the lunior-Senior Basketball game Senior Dani- ta Underwood makes two points as Iunior Ioyce Daniel tries to block her. The W-L Thespians' theatrical production for 1967-68 was William Saroyan's well-known work, The Time of Your Lite. Of the twenty-five parts ot the play most of the girls' roles were double cast, as in the case of Linda Wall and Stevie Alcott both playing Kitty, a woman of the streets. The other main roles were loe, played by Benji Dobey and Tom, portrayed by lonathan Lawson. Demonstrating the fine art ot self-defense, two members of the Nothern Virginia Indo Club perform belore the lunior Class. I t in 8. .I

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MM 4, ,f Two days after the destruction began, this was all that was the home of W-L's publication staffs and Student Council. Mr. Harocopos left of Mr. Brooks 1 I , .- ,fn-