Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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Junior Class Charles Showalter President Frances Agnor, Roscoe Agnor, Mary Monroe Ainsworth, Helen Anderson, Josephine Ashburn, John Beatty, Louise Brown, Ruth Brown, Esten Cooke, Elizabeth Crawford, Iva Cummings, Waynlee Davis, Nell Deaver, Mary Desha, Carlisle Fix, Guy Forester, John D. Furr, Mildred Hartbarger, Raymond Hartbarger, Dorothy Heflin, Helen Irvine, Marie Johnson, Elizabeth Kirkpatrick, Mary Gordon Lewis, Gem Mahanes, Betty Mayo, Cutis Montgomery, Earl Morgan, Lucy Morrison, Nancy McCorkle, Jack Robertson, Janette Smith, Harry Swisher, Henry Taylor, David Teaford, Bessie Tolley, Isabel Williamson, Claude Crist, Bill Davidson, Benny Gillock, Bruce Donald, Bobby Hutcher- son, Dickie Irby, Carl Miller, Ben Morris, Charles Rogers, Charles Showalter, Dorothy Moore, and Rea Wade.

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I, Stud Holland, will my athletic ability to my little brother, Hop. I, Bob Hoyt, leave my color scheme to anyone who can stand it. I, Frances Hutcheson, will my love for red roses to Adeline Dunlap. I, Agnes Kidd, leave my pop-eyes ,to Peanuts Johnson. I, Sally Ann Lauderdale, will my ride to school to Maggie Bell Wiltshire. I, Grace Mohler, leave my boistrous manner to Beuford Connor. I, Tom Moseley, leave my (?) white sweater to Evelyn Engleman. I, Catherine Pilcher, leave my stage whisper to Mary Catherine Parrish. I, Cody Reynolds, leave my nickname to Bob Sterrett. I, Kyle Roop, leave my neatness of dress to Dickie Irby. I, Miriam Sachs, will my artistic talent to Henry Kirkpatrick. I, Francis Smith, leave my ability to memorize to Bill Davidson. I, Anna Snell, leave my dimple to Cottie Beeton. I, Jean Taylor, leave my smiling countenance to Crystal McDaniel. I, Ruth Thomas, leave my naturally blond hair to Frances Murray. I, Lib Wilson, leave my rosy complection to Bobby Latture. I, Virginia Woodward, leave my love for stars (football stars) to Rosa Fletcher. I, Zimmie IV, leave my riding pants to Mary Desha. I, Bordon Ruley, will my lavender necktie to Neely Young. CLAUSE III To the Juniors we will our love for candy (the kind we make to sell) . To the Sophomores we will our school spirit. To the Freshmen we will our seriousness. To Matt we will a bell on the cellar door to warn him against in- vading seniors.

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I Sophomore Class Carl Varner President Harold Agnor, Nettie Agnor, Dorothy Beard, Hubert Betty, Charles Berry, Howard Brooke, John Brown, Mathew Brugh, Ned Burks, Emily Campbell, Buford Conner, Virginia Cooper, Dorothy Crist, Mason Deaver, Sue Dunlap, Rosa Fletcher, Richard Fox, Floyd Hall, Jack Hill, Feo Holland, Paul Hughes, Charles Olsen, Miriam Olsen, Geraldine Troutman, Marietta Hart, Mary Hostetter, Marie Irvine, Tom Kerr, Henry Kirkpatrick, Roberta Fatture, Robert Lemmon, John Mackey, J. H. Mahoney, Eliza- bet h Meeks, Fred Moore, Lula Moore, Margaret Murray, Tom Murray, Myra Mc- Comick, Mary Virginia McCoy, Crystal McDaniel, Ethel McDaniel, Richard Nuckols, Julia Quisenberry, Beverly Read, John Ruley, James Sheridan, Russell Smedley, Richard Smith, Sydney Smith, John Swink, Carl Varner, John Weathers, Earl Williams, Waldo Womeldorf.