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Washington-Lee as it was seen in This is the 1937 version ofthe General's 1927 military marching band ,,, , Q 1 , i -..,, ' i .U , l 4 1 I l it F' i- . - yu ,ti ..f.,-.i.:,.,.Qi,a.'l af '5 'm i. 5.,,,xa., 1-:,-gj,.f f ' - flax. 11 - gxw i 7 a f lk 'Sig X fu' . 4' The Homecoming King and Queen from 1957 pose for the traditional portrait ii A 1977 student shows the long, straight hair style popular that year 657 CAMYIXLS' cI!iKfK?,!.1 Washington-Lee's rich sixty years of history can be seen in every aspect of school life. There is a great tradition in sports, clubs school activities and even in the building itself. W-L has gone through sixty years of winning and los- ing, wars and peace, and through it all, W-L has grown. Sixty years have en- riched W-L and the tradition lives on. Student liiik-
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