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

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K Q ff!-ff v r KXVK ifffiy' 'r.f'fV Freshmen Attendants Charles Day. Ana Baker. Lelf Grotos, and Llndsay Aun circle rm- rut-Id Gustavo Samayon and friend look tiisniavt-t1 as rhe- Hnal r'ninute5 ol the game wind ririwn Bomb The Knights was the Seniors vxlrwr1rryQiiri.it theme Senior Attendants Mark Croson twbetizur ' r Marvin Stewartj, Valerie Blackburn. Patrick Mirza. Margaret Allen, Scooter Brown, and Lisa Parker approach the field Sophomore Attendants this year were Richard De- Ios-Reyes isubstituting for Scott Moffettj, Rosa Martinez, Walter Palmer substituting for Richard Conkllnl, and Michelle Del Gallo. Arriving on the field were junior Attendants Richard Valenzuela, Diana Slevers. Tamar KavaldIlan..i'1t1 lason Starr.

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A Day ln The Life he time span between the alarm clock disturbing your sleep and the two o'clock bell making your day, is filled with a host of events. From the long-awaited field trip to a much-dreaded test, school gives us six hours to experience a wide range of things. Learning, maturing, befriending, and even an occasional moment of insan- xx ity, all make up a day in the life of a stu- dent. Whether you're an up-and-coming freshman or a college-bound senior, the daily routine can be a hectic and chaotic one. Doug Morin doesn't quite display the purpose of the library. Michelle Watson re-checks her layout formats to complete the Freshmen Section. Qs.: - 5 g 5: l A typical Monday morning student braves the day. T6 Phan works diligently on her school work. Student Life 17