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

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The band marches in beat to the music at the bonfire. Bruce Heon takes one giant step for the generals at the homecoming game. .V, .1 I 1 4 -vin .4 , O 'ii T' x l- .-A eri- 'ffi i 1 l will 'Q Mu? 45 0 ,n diff. if Q , , x X J . if .3 jf- ff. Y If W L Thejunior class steps together in spirit at the homecoming pep rally. The Generals step bravely into the homecoming game against the Madison Warhawks. 0 Introducing the Steps Q5

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How? llow do we do it',' lixactly how do high school students survive? ll ynill think about it, it seems impossihlc. .lust take a look at things that are thrown at us tn do every day ofour lives. We have to wake up in the wee hours ofthe inorning, attempt to ready oiirsi-Ives lor a long day in school, and when we arrive, we are forced to stay awake! During this period of semi- consciousness we are assigned essays, term papers, math problems, and worst of all, piles upon piles of critical analyses to complete on books we've never read and never intend to read. The hardest thing to do is to remember all these assignments after the 2:00 bell has rung, and to actually do them without going hack to bed. Then, ofcourse, there are those of us Who seem to think that keeping an active social life is important. We tend to put all things relating to school Work on hold until after our partying is over. With all of our club, theater, athletic, and just plain social activities, who has time for such a mun- dane thing as homework? Our parents come home from Back-to-School Night saying that they cannot un- derstand how We can make it from class to class in a mere five minutes. And they ask us how We can get Aus in government class where the teacher said hello to them by comparing Reaga- nomics and communism! How do We do it'?'? Actually, impossible as it may seem, the answer to this is short and sweet. We simply take it Step By Step. 6 Z lntroilucinu thc Steps ,3

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In The Step Of Things