Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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Senior Class as Freshmen Spencer Bruce President Jack Vinson, Oray Davis, William Agnor, John Taylor, Marion Beeton, Spencer Bruce, Charles McCown, Claudius Hughes, Homer Hughes, Ralph Fauber, Tom Brown Billy McCoy, Robert Bruce, Fred Lewis, Richard Varner, Billy Roberson, Harry Deaver, Stuart Hickman, Herman Tyree, James Brown, Raymond Flint, Bernard Tolley Ethel Wilhelm, Cary Blain, Lucia Desha, Agnes Marsh, Margaret Proffit, Lois Harris, Thelma Zimmerman, Agnes Shaner, Marjorie Morris, Katherine Bosserman, Margaret Straub, Pearl Hall Eugenia McClung, Edythe Alphin, Lucille Dixon, Hazel Mudispaw, Edna Falls, Louise Mateer, Ida Fix, Southgate Hoyt Helen Hart, Hallie Kinkaid, Eugenia Murray, Virginia McNamara, Edith Thompson 111 ' i »‘ SI .11 1 1!

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KATHERINE BELLE BOSSERMAN “K. B.” Chorus, ' 29- ' 31 ; Dramatic Club, ’31, 32; Echo Staff, ' 32. Favorite Saying — “Shut up. Llobby — Reading. Weakness — Blue eyes. Ambition — To grow. FRED DALI : “Daddy” Baseball, ’29-’31 ; Crystal Staff, ' 32; Monogram Club, ’29-’31. Favorite Saying — “Don’t worry. Hobby — Baseball. Weakness — English. Ambition — To be graduated. ISABEL VIRGINIA TOLLEY “Issy Dramatic Club, ’31. Favorite Saying — “Go — od night. Hobby — I Iriving a Ford. Weakness — Geometry. Ambition — To get a job. 1 ’EARLE MAE HALL “Pearlic Mac ” Senior l’lay ' 32; Chorus, ' 29. Favorite Saying — “How do 1 know?” H ol 1 y — Laughing. V eakness — Movie magazines. Ambition — To do something great.

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We, the infamous class of ' 32, being of unsound mind in the opinion of our teachers and upon being forced by Kenny, do construct this geometric diagram for the distribution of our worldly goods. CLAUSE I To Harrington Waddell, we hereby will what chalk dust and erasers are found scattered around the Senior room. To Kenneth Ashby Thompson, we will the solution to the Einstein Theory. To Lula B. Tardy, we hereby will the Sistine Choir. To Anne Marye Owen, we give our fond hopes for another Souther Tomp- kins. To Katherine Seig, we graciously bequeath a shoe shine. To Alice Constance Moore, we hereby will our” love for Lincoln. To Louise Varina Elliott, we will another charming( ?) Biology teacher. To Charles Carter Berkeley, Jr., we will some more poor fishes. To Elsie L. Boykin, we bequeath some quiet Seniors.