Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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Soph omore Class Bjll Holland President Douglas Cook, Jack Dunlap, Charles Bosserman, Clement Smith, Paul Davis, William Agnor, William Davidson, Arthur Beeton, John L. Campbell, Sidney Hickman Elwood Ayres, James Coffey, Claude Crist, Cody Reynolds, Walter Murray, Jack Roberson, Robert Hoyt, Tom Moseley, Bill Holland, Milford Forehand Mary Carroll Engleman, Virginia Woodward, Elizabeth Wilson, Jean Taylor, Agnes Kidd, Catherine Pilcher, Frances Hutcheson, Virginia Davis, Ruth Thomas, Anna Snell Mildred Deaver, Miriam Sachs, Grace Mohler, Sally Anne Lauderdale, Frances Smith, Sally Dunlap, Hilah Hinty, Ruth Brown, Louise Barger, Alice Cash, Catherine Lucas, Jennie Miley Not in Picture — Roscoe Agnor, Dorothy Armstrong, Francis Conner, Marie Davidson, Laura Truslow, Mary McDaniel, Percy Sensabaugh Twenty- five

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4 Junior Class History W E THE Junior Class, are with you to remain one year more. When we first entered high school there were sixty-four of us, but due to many different reasons the present enrollment is about forty. The Class of ’34 has occupied itself hitherto with doing things. This is the first time it has stopped long enough to talk about itself ; and hence, we have never acquired that easy facility in self- laudation so characteristic of the under-graduates. However, it takes but one glance to determine our place among classes, and justify even such pride as ours. The names of Frances Harrison, Charlie McCown, and Billy Roberson are a power in our high school athletics. The “Christmas Pageant” was first started when we entered high school under the direction of Miss Moore and Miss Sieg. During three long years we have been prostrating ourselves on bended knee and with bowed head before the shrines of Wis- dom, Science, and Knowledge. We hope to carry on the good works of the present Senior Class, especially in upholding our Constitution. As a united class we drive on toward our Senior year with pride in the past and large hopes for the future. Twenty-four

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Freshmen Class Raymond Hartbarger, David Teaford, Melvin Miller, Carlise Fix, John Swink, Tom Kerr, Harold Agnor, Bobby Hutcheson, Waldo Womeldorf Richard Nuckols, Eugene Engleman, Garland Connor, Lloyd Hall, Richard Fox, Fred Bates, Paul Brown, James O’Connor, Bobby Fox, Harry Brown Billy Brooks, John Beatty, Curtis Montgomery, Steward Craft, Charles Showalter, Henry Taylor, Ben Young Morris, John D. Furr, Harold Hartbarger Dickie Irby, Fred Moore, Waynelee Davis, Billy Young, Benny Gillock, Carol Tolley, Edgar Shannon, Francis Radford Catherine Perry, Helen Irving, Mary Hutton, Carroll Agnor, Carrie Ayres, Mary Desha, Helen Anderson, Nell Deaver, Esten Cooke, Marie Johnson, Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, Helen Hutton, Marie Irvine Dorothy Crist, Josephine Ashburne, Louise Brown, Iva Cummings, Frances Agnor, Janetta Smith, Elizabeth Crawford, Mary Gordon Lewis, Julia Bell Quisenberry, Gem Mahancs, Ethel McDaniel, Dorothy Heflin, Mary Monroe Ainsworth Dorothy Moore, Ethel Fix, Mary Weeks, Mayetta Hart, Betty Mayo, Joe Smith, Jack Montgomery, Bessie May Tolley Bruce Donald, Earl Williams, John Higgins Not in Picture — Lucy Morrison, Margaret Murray, Aaron Freeman, Edwin Bosserman, lames Brown, Reba Craft, Joe Fix, Gladys Hickman, Walter Lewis, Rachel Rice, Charles Rogers, Harry Swisher, Aileen Withrow, Shirley Zimmerman, Nancy McCorkle Twenty-six