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

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Each year at school is something different, something unique. As the days go by and as we move from one situation to the next, each of us must face and overcome obstacles. Old problems present themselves as new ones develop. Old friends disappear from view as others arrive. We grow, expand, develop, mature, and learn - each in his own way, each in his own style. Yet, in the end, one must stand alone, to seek his own way, and to realize his own goals. ? - 1r?5:.l ' 8