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

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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

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VN jerry Morgan takes a break in his studies for a more rewarding venture. Patty Houston displays the perfect student A ,011 Q -4 N,,f Ol ---fs.. ,.1I.1x .A ag 'Z' ' fa .'wf m1f'Xv 'Q n : . 17' M, :aqui 0 an 1 ' C 7 i, 9 .49 'Ns . 'C .9 ,pl Q gp, : 'sf iw' ri' ,l'.. V r s iq -...W ..... x, -an-...,.,, . While Ted Wurfel shows that everyone has his flaws. Robert Blrdsong contemplates the end of another school day, Nhi Phan begins his homeward journey after a hard school day, Schoolwork seems endless for Ruben Escobar. T6 'St-VM L X x . I X V F7 82,523 pu? V gf N?l,l': :U '- -n - I J-, .I '. HTITRQZQQV-'fs. 4- ffiilhbcmtxff ':'- .1r-.- Q, . A 1,-fl 1 I i x-,inc . 'W 'fr 15144. m':ei is . + I 9 'K 6--V -. - fm:-'aff '?:.'f,,1e.f,, . 'Sq W '45, ' 9 J' ,v rv 0 .-5, Ng FE' ..e-tf. cgi! V 4' - -S '-, - 1 ., 1955, - - - '.3.,:5'3,j'v 'v.-. we ,,4.,-- -, -W W., Q'-1.71,-,,,,.:44: ...rf 1 1 ' -I I 'IZ I la I ws. -. I 1- '. -I Q 'f1.-'. 3 , T.- fs- fm.: 5.320 M ,M M i. -1 C' 1 u Y, K , .H ig l ' in f 1 l HQ! ' l :Ag , fifzkfx IWW fi' K 'B i 3?-5:7 2-Q35-f wi' ,,' , Wh.. www' ' K-

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The Beginning Of The End his year, exactly nine years after its introduction. the concept of open-campus lunch began its four year phasing-out process. This meant all freshmen and a number of up- per-classmen were forced to stay in and grin-and-bear the school lunches. Only those students who possessed a special lunch identihcation card were allowed off school grounds. The administration Eric Graves helps dish out the food as Mr. Bethel heads another long lunch line. ,Jr I 5C I' 1' l Rob Walter plays it safe with a lunch from home. Geoffrey Koch and friends discuss the liner points of the day. 18 Studer' L e periodically checked to see that only stu- dents with l.D.'s were leaving school at lunch. Next year neither sophomores nor freshmen will be allowed to go out for lunch: and by the time the class of 1987 are seniors. open-campus will be a thing of the past. Andrea Parker tries to retrieve the french fries lonathan Cude has stolen. 1 'Q l 1' an tit, f -sr? ' 'Vi' i . J Q46 rv- 'X 5