Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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Freshman Class jTtesbmatt Class OFFICERS: President Secretary Julia Desha Frances Morris FRESHMAN CLASS ROLL Nettie Pearl Agnor, Rada Moore, Margaret Ann Moreland, Mildred Niceley, Alice Steidtman, Ruth Cummings, Julia Desha, Isabelle Donald, Thelma Johenning, Bessie Hoge Davidson, Margaret Cobb, Madolin Fox, Nancy Conner, Frances Morris, Marian Donald, Laura Lackey, Louise Crawford, John Craft, Fred Dale, Ernest Higgins, John Straub, Hunter McClung, Ben Huger, Norman Halstead, Bradley Tyree, Eugene Bosserman, Brunson Terry, Charlie Straub, Leanard Conner, Oliver Gilloek, Woodrow Barger, Colin Tardy.

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Sophomore Class opfcomore Cla00 OFFICERS: Virginia Thomas.. Russell Cummings President Secretary SOPHOMORE CLASS ROLL Levina Mahanes, Elizabeth Morris, Helen Swink, Margaret Lackey, Louise Fauber, Quade McElroy, Gladis Logan, Virginia Roop, Virginia Thomas, Kath- leen Quisenberry, Helen Tolley, Margaret Moses, Katherine Davidson, Hazel Bradley, Russell Cummings, Mamie McCormick, James Marks, Herbert Ag- nor, Ellis Hostetter, Emory Lewis, Homer Thompson, Carl Steidtman, Willis Mankey.

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Commercial Department Dora Smith, Virginia Shaner, Sarah Owen. Ruth Ayers, Maude Mankey, Margaret Hickman, Alene Kincaid, Marie Hotinger, Mary Page. Herbert Agnor, Ned Waddell, Edward Steidtman. Cl )t Commercial Department O NE of the most practical and important parts of the Lexington High School is the Commercial Department. It is of importance because of the splendid training the students get in business matters. It seems that all sizes, stages, and ages are well represented in this class. As usual the fairer sex is greatly in the majority, but nevertheless, they still have their old loyal standbys, Ed Steidtman, Herb Agnor, and Ned Waddell, to add spice and fun for the crowd. The whole class is interested in the work, since they feel that they are doing it because they want to and not because they have to. As most of the students have done good work this year, it is hoped that all of the following will receive their certificates: Marie Hottinger, Alene Kincaid, Ruth Ayers, Herbert Agnor, Edward Steidtman, Mary Page, Virginia Shaner, Margaret Hickman, Dora Smith, Sarah Owen, Elizabeth Huger, Maude Man- key, Adeline Lackey, and Ned Waddell. Next year the department will have better quarters to which Miss Adair has been hopefully looking forward. If it were possible for any class to do better than that of 1927, it will be that of 1928, but only because of the im- proved facilities for working. [ 22 ]