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

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21 S 1 tv ,l Senate members react to Bob Fleming's thoughts on changes in cafeteria service. INA ,,..gv-S-r i5,. .. , i' ,F . ,X,,,MMY U ,Q Mr. Johansen discusses off-campus privileges at an meeting. open 111 E G -6- v .1 ,,...,-- --- -- '- ,...1-1-nl ut' -diva' -, Sue Naeser presides over a Senate gathering. K 9 ,Q li J

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Student -Faculty Senate n 5 J --.,....,,,,,gh.,-V ni. Government as W-L saw a great change this year with the activation of the Senate-a new advisory body made .l yy up of 13 representatives of the students, faculty, and l A' administration. Relationships had to be firmed before -t T the group could work together as equals. Then, every- ' one made a great effort to produce effective ideas and actions. The first accomplishment was the improve- ment of cafeteria service by providing alternatives to the pre-packaged lunch. Serious discussion of insti- tuting off-campus privileges was begun in December, this remained the subject of greatest concern before the body. The evaluation of this Senate remains to be seen, but it . was a big step towards mutual cooperation and involve- ment of all the members of the school community. r 'W- ' -jg Laura Evenson, Leslie Wyatt and Bob Fleming con template a proposal. B Members listen intently as Senate President Sue Naeser addresses the student body at a fall assembly. 110

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Blue S Gray Although yearbook is not labled as a varsity sport, any- one who has served his time in Room 324 knows it should be. Attempting to capture a given year in words and pictures is a difficult job, but fitting the words and pictures together in a unique way requires creativity, hard work, and a great deal of time. Procrastination was the key word for the '73 BLUE 84 GRAY staff as senior slump infected every member Csenior or othenfvisei. But somehow we survived through all the birthdays, the PENMAN staff, the mid- night sessions rushing feverishly to meet a deadline, and the occasional visits from the Bandersnatch, Cap- tain Countdown, and even the jabberwock himself. By the time the last deadline rolled around, our office had come to be known as Barbara's Madhousef' , 5 77 lj ,. 1' A ' I L .S . -.r I Mary Barton!Editor-in-Chief i-of Miss Barbara PulslStaff Advisor Lavonne BrownlAssistant Editor Ted Kocur!Photographer 112