Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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CLAUSE 1 1 I, Tubby Agnor, hereby bequeath my manly physique to Miss Kenneth Har- rison. I, Ep Alphin, hereby leave my overalls to Elizabeth Wilson. 1, George II rook e, hereby will my book-bag to Robert Hoyt. I, Katherine Bosserman, will my hairpins to Cary Blain. 1, Flop Davis, hereby bequeath my pull with Sieg to “Chink” Gillock. 1, Lue Dixon, do hereby bequeath my insanity to Mary Wells. I, Daddy Dale, hereby bequeath my “long-legs” to Alice Cash. I, Chia Desha, leave my pedantic nature to Herman Zimmerman. 1, Chin Dodson, bequeath my athletic ability to Milton Morrison. I, Pearle Mae Hall, will my loquatiousness to Margaret Straub. 1, Juanita Marsh, hereby bequeath my Garbo personality to Louise Barger. I, Bill McCoy, will my dramatic ability to Edgar Shannon. I, Jinny McNamara, bequeath my weight to Evelyn Harris. 1, Marjorie Morris, hereby bequeath my passion for the masquline sex to Walteen Tolley. I, Jean McClung, will my broken heart (due to a blond) to Bud Moseley. 1, Jean Murray, leave my curls to Jinny Morris. I, Opal Nuckols, do will my hours with Alice C. Moore to whoever wants them. 1, Scotty Scott, leave my quiet ways to Tot Campbell. . I, Agnes Shanner, leave my “see-more” sweater to Catherine Pilcher. I, Margaret Travis, hereby bequeath my “Venus-like” form to Virginia Bruce. I, Isabel Toiler, leave my “Ford” to Herman Tyree. We, the Vinsions, do bequeath our spotless characters to Frank Swink and Harry Deaver. I, Shortv Varner, will my handsome mug to the new Senior Class. 1, Ethel Wilhelm, herebv bequeath my “them” to Nellie Hite. I, Zimmy 111, will my pull with “Kenny” to Wendell Prewitt. 1, Howsberrv Johnson, bequeath my nose to Hiram Smith.

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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.

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Junior Class John Couper President Ralph Fa uber, Thornton Campbell, Hiram Smith, Bernard Tolley, Herman Zim- merman, Joe Taylor, Robert Feamster, Robert Fultz, Charles McCown, Milton Morrison, John Couper Southgate Hoyt, Jack Donald, James Davidson, Southern Thompkins, Mary Kahle, Dora Svvink, Mildred Thompson, Margaret Williams, Betty Davidson, Mary Parrent, Agnes Thompson Mary Sue Kirkpatrick, Mary Laird, Margaret Straub, Evelyn Harris, Elizabeth Mosele y, Cary Blain, Mirian Irby, Nellie Hite, Mary Frances Nicely, Herman Tyree, Dorothy Deaver, Virginia Morris