Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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xm- SENIOR „ if A «• ‘ A. - ™ s ;■ ' ' : 4 P £ ' 4 ' t at 5 % Wayne Lee Foltz Chorus, ’24-’28 ; “The Toreadors,” ’26; Football, ’25, ’26, ’27; Manager of Football, ’25; Basketball, ’26, ’28; Manager of Basketball, ’28; Baseball, ’25-’28; The Echo Staff, ’26, ’28; Athletic Editor, The Crystal, ’27, ’28; President Senior Class, ’28 ; Senior Play. “Some men succeed better than others because they attempt more.” Places on both The Echo and Crystal Staffs, manager of more than on,e team, a star in athletics, as well as the most dependable and most school-spirited boy in the ’28 Hall of Fame are a few honors Wayne Lee has acquired at L. H. S. Faithful to his task and sincere in his purpose is Wayne Lee, who throughout his high school career has proved that to achieve much one must have high ambitions and the determination to succeed. Malcolm Duncan Campbell, Jr. Baseball, ’25-28; Manager of Baseball, ’25; Football, ' 27- 28; Basketball, ’27-’28 ; Monogram Club, ’25-’28 ; Treasure of Monogram Club. ’27-’28: Hall of Fame, ’26-’28 ; Associate Editor, The Crystal, ’27-’28; Vice-President of Senior Class, ’28; Senior Play; Hi-Y Club ’26-’28 ; Valedictorian Senior Class, ’28. “By the work one knows the workman.” “As a scholar, as an athlete, and as a leader he is all right but just as ‘Mack’ he is best of all,” is what anybody that really knows him will say. Determination and effort mixed with plenty of ability holds for him a place on the honor roll and enables him to do numerous other things. Athletics are not neglected in “Little Mack ' s” school life — quite the oppo- site — he’s always in the thick of the fight when the reputation of his Alma Mater is at stake and he never fails to come out with flying colors. To know you is to love you, “Mack” — we’ll miss you, but good luck.