Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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ATHLETICS a li lujJjji

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Commercial Class Mildred Bosserman, Bertie M. Buchanan, Martha Dunlap, Medora Ford, Gilbert Gillespie, Winnie Harris, Gladys Hickman, Josephine Jones, Bettye Kerr, Sylvia Lyons, Eleanor McClung, Eugenia McClung, Margaret Ann Moreland, Elizabeth Moseley, Walter Murray, James O’Connor, Lovie Parrent, Kathleen Quisenberry, Hilah Reid, Janie Shaner, John Sheridan, Dora Swink, Mildred Thompson, Richard Varner, Annie Zollman, Virginia Davis, Rae Wade.

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Back Row ' — Morris, Sheridan, Crist, Cook, Roop (Manager), Berkeley (Coach) Middle Row — Murray, Fox, Flint, Donald, B., Campbell, Read, Dunlap Front Row — Miller, Donald, W., Davis, P., Williams, Davis, W., Radford, Holland Football, 1935 Pedro Donald Captain Kyle Roop Manager C. C. Berkeley, Jr. Coach The L. H. S. football season opened this year with bright prospects for the future. When practice started, about thirty men reported. Among these were Pedro Donald, Fox, Holland, Moseley, Miller, Camp- bell, P. Davis, and Williams, all letter men from last year. Along with these, there were several of last year’s substitutes, who developed into fine material. The first week of the season was taken up with exercising and learn- ing signals in preparation for the opening game with Bedford, to be played here. Although the team was not yet up to par, they succeeded in beat- ing Bedford 6-2. The next game was with V. E. S., an A” class school. The preced- ing week was taken up with hard work-outs and learning new signals. Lexington fought hard, but they were out classed and were defeated 4S-0. When the team came back from Lynchburg they were determined to win their next game which was with Covington. They worked hard all week perfecting their plays. When Lriday came, the weather was none too good, but they fought it out in a sea of mud, Coxington win-