Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1937 volume:

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LESS, U i E551 23455, Pg? 1 1? -' 552725 Emil me 'e' , V i ' , A V V , 5-'L mi' 5' wa .sem -ii 'aah ,3 93-F131 42:51. ,HL awp-.7f......ffQ,Lf ,,,..---2-M , I' 'fl' x, v Q 1 W I if Q f Qlf I , 2 'f ,D The Qirgstal PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME TWELVE NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SEVEN , v Plym, -- - R '-4 j nrzmurd N compiling this book, we have tried to summarize our work of the past yearin as true and original Z1 manner as possible. It is intended to form for the classmates of 1937 a chapter from their own lives. For the alumni, we hope that it will bring them in closer touch with us and keep them still boys and girls at heart. To the public, we desire to show how we spend one year and to demonstrate in some measure the meaning of the spirit which binds us together. -THE EDITORS. Contents INTRODUCTION F OREWORD CONTENTS SCHOOL CALENDAR DEDICATION FACULTY CLASSES SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ATHLETICS FOOTBALL BASKET BALL BASEBALL ACTIVITIES CLUBS ADVERTISEMENTS wr X E THE CRYSTAL 5 4 , A R Calendar SEPTEMBER I2 .... SEPTEMBER I4 .... OCTOBER 26 .... N OVEMRER 18 .............. NOVER'Il1ER 16-20 Clnclusivej .... NOVENIBER 26-29 Clnclusivej . . . DECEMBER 7 ....................... DECEMRER 24-JANUARY 3 CInc1usivej .... L , 410903071 . . . .Freshinan Day . . . .First Term Begins . . . First Reports Issued IVIonogram Club Dance . . . . . . . .Library Week . . . .Thanksgiving Holidays .Second Reports Issued . . . .Christmas Holidays JANUARY I9 ....................... ........... L ee-Jackson JANUARY 20-27 CInClusivel .... .........,..... F irst Term Examinations FEBRUARY I .... .... E nd of First 'Ferm-Third Reports Issued FEBRUARY 22 ..... ................... W ashington Holiday MARCH 15. . . ................................ Fourth Reports Issued IVIARCH I6 ............ Basket Ball Banquet fSponsored by Interested Townspeoplej MARCH 26-29 flnclusivej .................................... Easter Holidays APRIL 9 ....... . APRIL 26 .................. MAY 27-JUNE 3 CInClusivel . . . JUNE 7 ................... . .... .. . . . Carnival . . . Fifth Reports Issued . . . .Final F,xan1inations . . . .Graduation Xu! X 41 THE CRYSTAL 1 - 9 - 3 - 7 'v b- Emditatiun T IS with a dual feeling of regret and appreciation that the 1937 CRYSTAL is dedicated to one who, in full control of his faculties and possessing a wealth of ability and experience, felt that after along period of eihcient and valuable service, he could no longer serve us as Chairman of the School Board. Regretting the loss, but appreciating the service he so cheerfully rendered, we affectionately dedicate this book to SAMUEL MADISON DUNLAP 1::THE C XMI X4 I M 61o9o3o7l. RYSTAL 3 'I- X FACUL TY HARRINGTON VVADDELL, B. A., Principal KENNETH ASHBY THOMPSON, B. S. Algebra, Geometry, Physics ALICE CONSTANCE MOORE, B.A., M.A. History, Civics, Economics, Latin IQATHARINE SIEG, B. A., M. A. , English LULA B. TARDY English, Science VARINA ASHER ELLIOTT, B. A. French R. H.-VVOODSON, B. S. b Biology, Algebra, Athletic Director MARY E. HAMILTON, B. A. Latin, English ELSIE IJUCAS BOYKIN, B. A. Librarian, History F. HOUSTON HARLOXV, B. A. Civics, Economics, Geometry, Algebra, History AGN ES ADAIR Commercial Class SCHOOLBOARD MR. C. S. GLASGOW NIRS. WILLIA M ADAIR MR. STUART MOORE SIE 6 lie 1897 1937 FOUR DECADES OF PROGRESS HONORING HARRINGTON WADDELL HEAD OF LEXVINGTON SCHOOLS SINCE 1897 I GIHBBIZB I V Q. XX , .1 X ' fa Q V X-If . X X As YOU WERE Xlll - X a .. iT!-IECRYSTAL: -1'9'3'7i 1 5 f 1-NX Senior Class, Class of '37 N il Desperandunzu F LOWER-RED ROSE CoLoRs-RED AND WHITE RICHARD SMITH, President RICHARD WORTHINGTON SMITH DICK Attractive, Practical, Athletic Football, '36-'37g Basket Ball, '35-'37g Monogram Club, ,36',37 lSecretaryJ g Baseball, '35-'36g CRYSTAL Staff, '37g Glee Club, ,37. Flwoxurs SAYING! La-de-da. AMBITION: He'd rather lead a band. BENJAMIN ARMISTEAD GILLOCK K nsNNY Happy, Enthusiastic, Helpful FAVORITE SAYING: Hey? AMBITION: To fwear out typewriter ribbons. w r. +391-Ze '75 f -Us ,JI v i sl' ,, L f. , -, 3 KI' !' rs glfjlvlk I I fd --:sf f ' . ,f? ,..,..,.m V .A- - 'LI NH THE CRYSTAL 1.54 1 - 9 - 3 - 7 3- X L Z f JI 4- G xv ' NETTIE LORENA AGNOR UNE'I'I'IEn 1Vai-vo, Iylllitllllf, Careful Glee Club, '34-'37. FAVORITE SAYING: Som John? YAMBITIONC Good flrifuiny. HUBERT FRANKLIN BEATTY II I2.xTTY Good Nalured, Carofrzre, S hrofwd Football, l37 Clvlnnagerjg Monogram Club, ,37. FAVORITE SAYING: Haw a piece of gum? AMBITION: Ofwncr of clzmvivzg-gum factory. CHARLES ALFRED BERRY, jk. lC1:REDD Quiet, Conyonial, Kind FAVORITE SAYING: f'TvII us another jokr, Cook. AMIIITIGN: Farmer. IIOXVARD ADAMS BROOKE CoIvIIvIUNIs'I ' DI'fibL'l'llfK, Rcscrfvnd, Pairzslaleing FAv0lu'I'I2 SAYING! l-I-rw-fIu lmckf' 1 AMIIITION: To lm 1l1o fliroclor of ffm .'1IIlL'I'lClUl Ilzxfffulz' of Pllblld' Olrzmon. 10 li? QM .. L ... -:.-:THE CRYSTAL - 1' 9 3 ' 7 li Z Q A ' 1 - V5 '1l2gLIf1 '5'sE532Es- MATTHEVV ELMER BRUGH .Ml H l uPE,I.En I X Vigorous, T ru.rtfworthy, Pleasant -. Library Committee, ,37. 3 FAVORITE SAYING: Search me. AIvII3I'I'IoN: All-Amerzcan football player. EDWARD CALOHILL BURKS -4, HNEDH L, X Y fi '- gf.,-fry Cynical, Brilliant, Happy-Go-Lucky , . .sig CRYs1-AI, Staff, 1373 Hall of Fame' 1375 Glee Club, X l A f .V '37. Q: I 1 -. FAVORITE SAYING: If: mutiny. 4 I V, v jwvrl AMBITION: To be a modern University Wit. j I NN r K I U- J, JAMES A. COOK, JR. MJIMMYI: Indisjzosed to Exertion, Friendly Glee Club, '57 fSecretary-Treasurerl. FAVORITE SAYING: lf de Lafwd had made any- thing better. I AMBI1'IONZ To cross brzdgcs safely. VIRGINIA HIRST COUPER HSABIEH Capable, Jofuial, Energetic Glee Club, ,342 Executive Committee, '36g Hall A7 of Fame, '37g CRYSTAL Staff, '36-137 Uiditory. FAVORITE SAYING: 'Deed so. AMRITIGN: To be editor of VOGUII. 455 11 lie ., , Am, THECRYSTAL- 11-9-3.-yl 1 x - 'I-Ns il, MASON CLAIBORNE DEAVER, JR. HDEAVERD Accomnzodatirzg, Polile, Jo-vial CRYSTAL, ,37. FAVORITE SAYING! I'fvc been rookcdf' AMBITION: To compose original jokey. SUE TEAFORD DUNLAP HSUEJ! ' U7l1?l'H1K7lfi01l5, Quiet, Sincere Glee Club, '34-'37. FAvoIzITI2 SAYING! Fm not sure but-. AMBITION: Marry a lzcyrlet. pl, ELENORA FAISON UEUNORAU Camlid, Facalious, Fun Glee Club, '37g Basket Ball, '37g Monogram Club, '37 FAvoRI'I'Iz SAYING! Ah-chan! AMBITION: To stop nfwaslzngu her tzme fwzilz dalcs. ROSA TUCKER FLETCHER ross , Modfsl, Intelligent, Sweet Glee Club, '34-'37g Hall of Fame, '37g CRYSTAL Staff, '37. . . . Flwolwrrs SAYING: Forma et have olzm memznzsse ifzfvzzbiif' AIvIIsI'1'IoN: To knofw, and A-nofw Ihat I lenofwf' -:El 12 lil? wr -- X 4 -....:THE CRYSTAL: Q 41-KS NANCY MARIETTA HART MARnaT'rA Afable, Helpful, Sincere FAvoR1'1'lz SAYING: Phooey! AMB1'1'xoN: To spend her fweekends in Cofuuzgton. HENRY T. KIRKPATRICK, IR. KIRK Lackadaisical, Cynical, Lazy Executive Committee, '34. FAVORITE SAYING: Defw tell! AMBI'F10N! To and the best joke in the 1936 presidential election. ROBERTA FULTON LATTURE BOBBY C anscientious, Genial, Proper Executive Committee, '373 Glee Club, '34. FAvoR1'1'E SAY1Nc: That justugoes f0'.l'hUfl.0-.U AMBITION: To hafue an optzmzstzc altitude forward life. ROBERT THORNTON LEMMON, JR. HBOBJJ Happy-Go-Lucky, Truxlfworthy, Attractifve Glee Club, ,373 President, Sophomore Class, '36, Hall of Fame, '36-'37g CRYSTAL Staff, '36-'37, FAvoR1'1'lz SAYING: Al: likes it. AMBITION: To be a prize fighter. 'il 13 lik- 'l'9'3'7...'i'- -rr-- ' -' -':-' ff Y ' g'jq,1 ? ,V ft Q::1gfi'F l Xu: ,QL THE CRYSTAL 3 :1 9 3 7 1 -M ww, f 11,1 f f A Q.. Ye: il' 'Inv- JOHN YVILLIAM MACKEY, JR. 'fn1LLY f1sx1u'cd, lVily, t1I'y1l1llL'7l2'tIli'lJE FAVORITE SAYING: I'l! bile, why? AMm'1'1oN: To he a mechanic. BEN YOUNG MORRIS NBEN YOUNGH Good Nalured, Reliable FAvo1u'rn SAYING: A--1,0-mv-rw. Amumoxz To he a good Nj soda-jfrker. LUCY LEE MORRISON I HLUCY LE!-Zu Don1u1'L', Quiol, W'i.f1ful Glec Club, '36-'37 CSecretzlry-Trezlsurerj. FAvo1u'r1s SAYING: M y goodne.fs. ' AMBl'I'IONZ To -'write a poem. MARGARET ALICE MURRAY HBOBH Amiahlr, Imlcjmzrrimzl, Fuzz-Lofving Glee Club, ,37. . FAvoR1'1'1: SAYING: 'Tazrft thai. AMm'1'1oN: To ha-'uc a good picture of herself if 1 44 E6 ll Sur T.-'-THE CRYSTAL - Q 4,-xv MYRA ALEISE MCCORMICK HMYRAH Efficient, Quint, Pleasant Glee Club, 134-,37 5. Library Committee, ,35-137 fAssistant Librarxanj g Basket Ball,'37g Mono- gram Club '7. FAvom'I'rs SAYIlvG3: I dunno. AMBI'I'lONZ To be a librarian. MARY VIRGINIA McCOY HMARY VIRGINIAH Sfuclious, Talnnled, Pruderzt Librur ' Committee ' 6' Glee Club ,37. I , 3 , , , FAvovu'rn SAYING: Good nzghlf' AMm'rIoN: To rollaboraln wzlh Pznky Tomlzn. RICHARD SPOTTSVVOOD NUCKOLS HDICKU S1'1f-Reliant, Tallmlifvc, Frank Football, ,36',37g Monogram Club, ,36',37: Glee Club, ,371 CRYSTAI, Store, 337. F AVORITE SAYING: Wa11la man-lza 1ziclwl? AM m'l'ION: To run Il grocery slam. CHARLES HENRY OLSEN HCANARY BIRD!! Irzquisilifw-, Chfmrful, Talkaiifue C1ws'I'AL Store, ,37. FAvo1u'r1z SAYING: Why ? AlN1lll'l'ION! To Im Il I1ngoloyisf. -If 15 4 o Xnr X THECRYSTAL: 21e9'307'-l Z R '1-K5 MIRIAM CHINN OLSEN 1fMIRIM:! Gentle, Intelligent, Courteous Glee Club, ,37. FAVORITE SAYING: F'rinstance. AMBITION: To translate MACBETH into Latin. BEVERLY MONEY READ UBEVH Reliable, TU1llPEfG1IlL'7lfdl, Romantic Football, '36-'37g Basket Ball, '36 fManagerJg President Student Body, '37, President Junior Class, '36g Hall of Fame, '36-'37, Monogram Club, '36-'37 CTreasurerj g Glee Club, '37, CRYSTAL Staff, '36-'37. FAVORITI2 SAYING: Judas Priest. AMBI1'IONZ To haw a chest like Sfwinlfs. SYDNEY WILLIAMSON SMITH USYDU Good Natured, Reliable, .lofvial Football, '36 QManagerjg Monogram Club, '36- '37g Glee Club, '37g CRYSTAL Staff, ,37. FAvo1u'rIz SAYING: Sure I am. AMBITION: To be a Florida bcach combcr. JOHN BROOKE SVVINK 'QIOHNNIE Id' Popular, Attractive, Althleiic Football, '36-'37 CCaptainjg Basket Ball, '35-'37 QCaptainj g Baseball, '36g Monogram Club, '35-'37g Hall of Fame, '37, FAVORITE SAYING: We ain't gi-v'n a damn. ' AMBITIDN: To halve a chart like Readiv. l l i ag 16 3:4- Xl!! 11- gs X iTHE CRYSTAL j g 'I-N5 GERALDINE GREY TROUTNIAN nJ.ERRYn Petite, Cule, Loquacious Senior Play, '36. FAVORITE SAYING! Gai AMm'1'10N: To be a przfuato .n'crn'Ia1'y. CARL LEIGH VARNER SMOKE M eliculous, I1ld1l.ff7'i01l.V, Good Natured Executive Committee, '35-'36-'37g President of Sophomore Class, '35, Basket Ball, '37 QMan- agerjg Monogram Club, '37, Hall of Fame, '37g CRYSTAL Staff, 137. FAvo1uTE SAY1NG: Uh AMBITION: To be a political bam -JOHN WALTON VVEATHERS A ROMEO Sfriozu, Friendly, Deliberate Glee Club, ,37Q CRYSTAL Store, ,37. FAVORITE SAYING: Aw nap. AMBITION: To pass a .spelling test. BUFORD EARL WILLIAMS KCASEYJ, Happy, flccommodating, Uaassurlzing Football, '34-'36 CCaptainj, '375 Baseball, '36g Monogram Club, '34-'37 CPresidentj. FAVORITE SAYING: Down A-with Prex Read. AMn1T1oN: To pas: French. +2l17E+ TH Xu: X L ECRYSTAL: - AR Qflbsentees of Class CEIERALDINE ADKINS MARGARIIT BAILEY DOROTHY BEARD ROBERT BEARD T I-IOMAS BLACK ALBERT BROWN JOIIN BROWN VVILLIAM BURKS EMILY CAMPBI5I.L HARRY CLINE, JR. BUFORD CONNER ,ANNIE LIIII CRIST ADIzLINIa DUNLAII FRANCIS TIICKMAN IYAN I-IICKMAN, JR. .TACK I'IILL LIIO HOLLAND PAUL I-IUCIIRS OSCAR SMITII Qfldditions to Class JAMES COOK, JR. ELILNORA FAISON BISNNY GILLOCR BRN YOUNG MORIKIS LUCY MORRISON MARGARET MURRAY CHARLES OLSEN NIIRIAM OLSEN JOI-IN SWINR GERIXLDINE TROUTMAN EARL VVILLIAMS BILLY YOUNG AI 18 R+ 1'9'3'7 Of 1937 LRNNA JIzNNIN.cS CI-IRIS'rINIz KINKIXID EARL :KNICK FREEMAN LINDSAY GUY MAI-IONRY ELIZADETII MEIEKS LULA MOORE TOM MURRAY CRYSTAL MCDANIEL DAN MCNEIL BESSIE NICELY KAT1-1IaRINE PERRY ALISR REYNOLDS RAYMOND RUI.IzY RUTII S1-IANER JAMES SI-IERIDAN IQUSSEL SMISDLISY FRANKLIN SMITII of 1937 'F xur X 1 1-'THE CRYSTAL F 11' 9 - 3 - 7 Ti L 4,3 Class Will H I, Nettie Agnor, bequeath my dexterity in driving to Betty Bates. I, Hubert Beatty, bequeath all my chewing gum to Frances lllurray. I, Fred Berry, bequeath my innate farming ability to Neely Young. I, Howard Brooke, bequeath my ten o'clock scholarship to -Iohn Brown. I, Pete Brugh, bequeath my political ambitions to Tommy Lauderdale. I, Ned Burks, bequeath my trips to the oilice to Ma1'garet Carter. I, Jimmy Cook, bequeath my six years in Lexington's Sing Sing to Bobby Seal. I, Virginia Couper, bequeath my editorial propeusities to Sunshine, bless her heart. I, Masoii Deaver, bequeath my electrical genius to Raymond Ruley. I, Sue Dunlap, bequeath my boisterous disposition to Betty Fray. I, Elenora Faison, bequeath my capacity to take a joke to Beatrice IVIcKemy. I, Rosa Fletcher, bequeath my poetic instincts to lNIitchell Zimmerman. I, Benny Gillock, bequeath my old typewriter ribbons to the office. I, lVIarietta Hart, bequeath my concealed picture to Mild1'ed Chaplin. I, Henry Kirkpatrick, bequeath my ostrich neck to Bob Sterrett. I, Roberta Latture, bequeath my delightful witticisms to Buford Conner. I, Bob Lemmon, bequeath my marvelous physique to Pluck Hickman. I, Billy Mackey, bequeath my gentle laugh to Carl Irvine. I, Ben Young IVIorris, bequeath my skill at soda-jerking to Waldo VVomeldorf. I, Lucy Lee lVIorrison, bequeath my languid expression to John IVIcClung. I, IVIargaret lldurray, bequeath my V. IW. I. class ring to Clara Ashburne. I, IVIyra lVIcCormick, pass the library, which was so thoughtfully willed to me last year, on to Wallace Nfohler. I, Virginia McCoy, bequeath my musical talent to Ruth Coffey and her bazooka. I, Richard Nuckols, bequeath my pull with the cow to Jimmy Anderson. I, Charles Olsen, bequeath my ants to Stratton Coffey. I, Nliriam Olsen, bequeath my flaming red hair to Graham Chittum. I, Beverly Read, bequeath my executive ability to Fred Baker. I, Richard Smith, bequeath my six feet two to Lurty Straub. I, Sydney Smith, bequeath my aptitude for walking to Charles Barger. -:Sf 19 Ec- .li XM? X THE CRYSTAL E - L I X 'J-K5 I, John Swink, bequeath my Hat head to little Leo. 1'9'3'7 mi. I, Geraldine Troutman, bequeath my comprehensive knowledge of math to Stuart Smith. l, Carl Varner, bequeath my managerial technique to Lewis TyWee. I, John VVeathers, bequeath my romantic tendencies to Lois Reynolds. I, Casey VVilliams, bequeath my numerous vacations to Martha Hinty. To Mr. Waddell, we leave the memory of our hours spent together in the ofiice. To Mr. Thompson, we leave a suitable substitute. To Miss Moore We leave an accident olic f for Au ela ll. D To Mr. Woodsoii, we leave hopes for another family of bigger and better Swinks. To lVIiss Elliott, we leave a large group of candidates for the French next year. Lati tournament To Miss Sieg, we leave hope that she will never have another Ned Burks. To M1's. Tardy, We leave a hope for some dandy little folks to take our places. To lVIr. Harlow, we leave brass knuckles to beat sense into the freshmen. To Miss Hamilton, we leave a wish for a larger fthan fivej third and fourth year n class. To lVIrs. Boykin, we leave the pleasure of many overdue books and Hnes. To Mat, we leave a hope for the invention of less sticky chewing gum To the Juniors, we do hereby bestow vacancy for the oflice of president. To the Sophomores, we do hereby bestow a plainer class in geometry. To the Freshmen, we do hereby bestow a recommendation for increase in height. Pyitnessesi Siyflfll-' DICK SMITH SYD SMITH VIRGINIA CCUPER ' NED BURKS -22420 tif' Aura iTHECRYSTAL'- -1'9'3'7l ZAR Twenty Years After T IS the year 1957 and the class of ,37 is just gathering for its first reunion inside the now ivy-covered walls of L. H. S. We are immediately attracted across the halls by that Hollywood box-office attraction, Bev Read, as ever surrounded by a mob of admiring fems. Quietly watching him is one with a modest but very busy jaw, Hubert Beatty, president of a chewing-gum factory doing a booming business. There is one individual who is quite at home, Jimmy Cook, now a rising prof in his dear old high school. He seems to be busily discussing the latest fads in education with Carl Varner, president of Bridgewater College, and with Bobby Latture, head of an educational institution for Women, the physical ed. director of which is Elenora Faison, who excels in teaching people how to keep from catching cold. Various and sundry unions are well represented. T he happiest seems to be smiling Ben Young lVIorris, head of the Soda Jerkers' Association. Syd Smith is in charge of the A-B-C Union. Ahal In addition, Masoii Deaver is a huge success as president of a national radio concern. One of his announcers is Henry Kirkpatrick, who supplies, in addition to static, the latest reports on that powerful Central American dictator, Howard Brooke. To lessen the tension, we remember that Ned Burks has superseded Jack Benny, and Dick Smith is a second Ted Husing. ' Fred Berry is busily explaining about his latest crop of alfalfa to John Swink, who is an old married man now, taking his milk, by the way, from N uckols and lVIurray Dairy. Sue Dunlap is also married and has a cheery home with singing birds as a result of the persuasive sales talk of Charlie-boy Olsen, successful agent for the Contented Canary Cage Company. Nettie Agnor has got herself hitched, too, and Mfargaret Mt1r1'ay seems happy with her professichial football player. A tinkling piano in the next apartment -Cyes, the same old piano but the cover is raggedj attracts our attention and we find Lucy Lee lVIorrison, accompanist for Majoi' Bowes, playing hilary Virginia lVIcCoy's latest composition for GOLD DLGGERS OF ' 57. lVIyra lVIcCormick, eHicient head librarian at the public library in Kalamazoo, is carrying on a literary conversation with Sabie Couper, whose cartoons in Esquire are a veritable -if 21 Bc. SHI, i THE CRYSTAL: 21' 9 - 3 - 7-.I- ' '1-K5 national institution! lncluded in this group is lliiriam Olsen, who writes columns in the paper on correct manners. She seems to be engrossed with accounts of 'KPose Fletcher's experiences teaching les frmzcais enfants to jmrlcr anglais, in France. Speaking of France reminded us of Casey Willianis, an imposing diplomat there. Ma1'ietta Hart spends all her weekends, and time in between, in Covington, but at the moment, she is fascinated by Bob Lemmon, standing in a chair on the stage, the millionth Charles Atlas quack. John VVeathers has turned into a gigolo Cin his spare time he gigs alonej, and Geraldine Troutman is still looking for ten-acre fields. . It does our heart good to get together again to talk over old times and we resolve to do it again. VVe were so sorry to miss Pete Brugh, the state cop, but unfortunately he was busy keeping his eye on Bill lVIackey, whose reckless abandon in manipulating his trucks is reported to be positively astounding. lllatt holds the door open for us. He looks not a day older than he used to. He is still wearing that old hat with great style. Z x 4 K - . r 1 Q tx lx 4 -:Ef22F1- Aura ,iTI-IECRYSTAL- -1'9'3'7i I X 'I-K5 A f aeiX LK -JU' unior Class, Class of '38 LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL LEXLNGTON, VA. JAMES SHERIDAN. . , . . .President Myra Aaron, Geraldine Adkins, Harold Agnor, Clara Ashburne, Bessie Bare, J. W. Bare, Betty Bates, Dorothy,Beard, Elizabeth Beatty, Mildred Beeton, Tehbs Bosserman, Kenneth Brogan, John Brown, Marjorie Clemmer, Stratton Coffey, ,Buford Conner, Annie Lee Crist, Dorothy Crist, James Davidson, Mae Donald, Evelyn Engleman, Evelyn Freeman, Dorothy Furr, William Goforth, Johnnie Greene, Francis Hickman, joe Hill, Clyde I-lite, Leo Holland, Martha Hinty, Carl Irvine, Leslie Irvine, Louise Kerr, Thomas Lauderdale, Edna Lotts, Fred Moore, Lula Moore, Marshall Moore, Nancy Moore, Frances Murray, Margaret McCoy, VVayne M'cGuf'hn, Beatrice McKemy, Dan McNeil, Mary Parrent, Mary Catheryn Parrish, Clarence Reid, Raymond Ruley, Basil Scott, James Sheridan, Oscar Smith, Robert Sterrett, B. C. Tolley, Eflie VVilhelm, Lorine VVilliams, Maggie Belle VViltshim, Viola VVisc, XValdo VVameldorf. elif 23 Ee Xu: X T1-THE CRYSTAL E 21- 9- 3 - 7 53- Z X 'wb ,Mr r.,lt....m' Sophomore Class, Class of '39 LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL LEXINGTON, VA. STUART FA1soN. .... President Frances Agnor, Lois Alphin, james Anderson, Eleanor Armstrong, Merle Armstrong, Ann Berry, Samuel Berry, Dorothy Black, Paul Blakely, Louise Bradley, Walter Brugh, Dabney Carver, Jesse Cauley, Melvin Cauley, Ruth Coffey, John D. Crist, Robert Davis, Wilton Dixon, Elsie Donald, Helen Engleman, Rose Marie Engleman, Stuart Faison, Agnes Fix, Lelia Fix, Preston Fix, Elizabeth Fray, Beatrice Freeman, Blanche Freeman, Mary Gillock, Ivan Hickman, Mary Hileman, Essie Hughes, Lynwood King, Mamie Kinkaid, Bruce Kirkpatrick, Betty Laird, Mary LaRue, Freeman Lindsay, Kathleen Little, Margaret Mish, VVallace Mohler, Elizabeth Moore, Mary Moore McCorkle, Charles McCoy, Edith McKemy, Cloetta Nicely, Elizabeth Pultz, Lois Reynolds, VVesley Ruley, Charles Scott, Isabell Sensabaugh, Lula Shoemaker, Sally Smith, .Toe Spencer, Lois Steidtmann, Cleora Stein, Lurty Straub, Charles Swink, Nancy Tolley, Lewis Tyree, Edna Vest, Leroy Vest, jean Vinson, Helen VVilliamson, Hester VVoodward, Doris Young, Neely Young. 'f5i24fii ,.,.,.,....-L. Xtll N 1'-T1-115: CRYSTAL 5 -1' 9 - 3 - 7 Z- as L Hhs A I Freshman Class, Class of '40 LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL LEXINGTON, VA. ROBERT GAINES. . . . . . .President Edwin Adair, Helen Agnor, Nellie Agnor, Thomas Agnor, I-Iazel Amole, Isabel Anderson, Harold Ayres, Robert Ayres, Ruth Ayres, Fred Baker, Lucie Baker, Helen Bare, Charles Barger, Nadine Birley, Kenton Bennington, Herbert Brogan, Evelyn Brown, Rita Bryant, Margaret Carter, Nora Cash, Mildred Chaplin, Graham Chittum, Adolph Clark, Dorothy Clemmer, Eloise Clemmer, Annie Marie Cobb, Frances Conner, Beatrice Craft, Marie Craft, Payton Craft, Lucille Crist, Frances Davis, Nannie Davis, Ruth Davis, Virginia Deaver, Helen Douffas, Halstead Dunlap. Henry Engleman, David Firebaugh, Glennwood Fitch, Marjorie Fitzpatrick, Pauline Fixx, Henrietta Fletcher, Robert Gaines, Helen Gillespie, Geraldine Gillock, Lynwood Gordon, Charles Gordon, james Hartbarger, Seatta Hartbarger, Juanita Hess, Raymond Hickman, Raymond Higgins, Glenn Irvine, Oscar Irvine, james Iohenning, james Kidd, Houston Kirby, Dean Knick, Frances Knick, Leola Knick, Ralph Lackey, Mary Lauderdale, Virginia Lawhorn, Elisapeth Locker, Louise Lotts, George Macheras, Lilly Macheras, Alfred Miller, Irene Miller, Jesse Montgomery, Lillian Mont- gomery, Hunter Moore, Oscar Moore, Mary Morrison, Norvelle Moses, Hilda Mutispaugh, Ruby Mutispaugh, Juanita McKemy, Stanhope Nicely, Glenn O'Conner, Leona Plogger, Pauline Purvis, Ann Read, Paul Reid, VVillis Robertson, Melvin Saunders, Robert Seal, Edmond Sipolski, Gladys Smith, Mae Bell Smith, Stuart Smith, David Snell, Juanita Stanley, Mildred Tolley, Frank Tompkins, Forrest Walker, Ella VVeathers, Kathryn Weeks, Galt Welles, Emma VVhitmore, Sam Vvilliams, Phil Withrow, Ralph Womeldorf, Gertrude VVright, Mitchell Zimmerman. 9l25i5+ NH .-.ETHE CRYSTAL I N a 4,-IR 1'9'3'7 Commercial Class LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL LEXINGTON, VA. EDYTHE ALP1-IIN, '32 JOSEPHINE ASHBURNE, '37 MARY DESHA, '37 JOSEPIIINE FAUI3IsII BIENNY GILLOCK, '37 BILLY GOFORTII, '38 TOM KERR, '37 Mxs. EVA I-Inss HELEN IRVINE, '36 LULA KING CIIIIISTINE KINIQAID GEM MAHANIBS, '37 NANCY MCCORKIIE, '36 JULIA QUISENBERRY, '36 GoI,nIIz RA1vIsIsY HENRY TAYLOR, '37 GERALIIINH TROU'l'MAN, '37 If 26 IIA JACK ROBINSON RAYMOND I-IAIm2AI1c:IaI1, ,37 Zlthlnztifs Oh, Lexington, zue're rooting for youj Alnd you ve got to win this game. O11-,L6.xl7Ijf07l, 1c'e're rooting for you For the sake of Lexingtonff name. Go flown that held and make a touchdown hyith that good old pep and fght, 11 nd when this grand old game is over, Lexington lli will shine tonight. Lexington team, Lexington team, Take that hall right through. Slzow old Bedforzl you can heat thenzj Now it's up to yon. Rah! Rah! Rah! Lexington team, Lexington tealn, Fight for all your fame. Fight! hght! fightlhglztl find we will -win this game. Xu! iTHECRYSTAL3 21-9-3-7-'i Y F 'I -iv W 22 4 ' i H H I , A it A , i BACK--Beatty, Brugh, Saunders, Kerr, Sipolski, VValker, McCoy, Baker, Wfoodson. MIDDLE-C. Swink, Lauderdale, Holland, I. Swink, O'Conner, W. Young, Brugh. FRONT-Smith, Nuckols, F. Hickman, Vkfilliams, Read, Green, I. Hickman. Football JOHN SWINK. . . . . .Captain HUIEERT BEATTY. . . . . .llifanagcr R. H. WOODSON .... . . . Coach T THE beginning of the season Coach VVoodson was faced with the problem of teaching about twenty-Hve light and, for the most part, inexperienced boys the fundamentals and finer points of the game. Then he had to put eleven men on the field who could stand up against heavier teams. The starting eleven averaged only about one hundred and thirty-six or seven pounds. The team opened the season with an impressive I 5-7 victory over Central of Low Moor. The following week a strong Covington team pounded out a 2 5-O victory, which was the only bad defeat of the season. The team lost a heart-brealcer to Staunton, 6-O, and then dropped another game by the same score to a bigger Bedford team. In both of -5:4 zs 120 Qin, 'i.THECRYSTAI.- N1'9'3'7l 41-sg these games close scoring attempts were missed. The Radford game was canceled due to the condition of the held at Radford. The next week brought a victory over Hot Springs, 7-6. Yardage was made almost at will, but the eleven couldn't get the points for a larger score. An inspired Lexington team fought off a bigger and heavily favored Clifton Forge team for nearly four Whole quarters, but weakened in the last five minutes to lose I4-O. Lexington won by forfeit from Buena Vista, who was forced to cancel the remainder of its schedule. The players drew praise for their style of play which showed that good coaching had been absorbed, and they gained the reputation of being fighters. STARTING LINE-UP SM1'r1'1, R. ...... .,..... R ight End YOUNG, W. .... ..... R ight Tackle I-IICKMAN, F.. . . ..... Right Guard WILLIAMS .... ......... C enter READ ....... .... L eft Guard GIUEENE ......... .. .... Left Tackle PIICKMAN, I. ............ ....... L eft End SWINK, J. lCaptainQ .... ...... Q uarterback HOLLAND .............. ..... L eft Halfback NUCKOI.S ......... .. .... Right Halfback O'CoNNoR .... ... ......... Fullback if P' F ffl Q.,- f f in 'af itil, .1-f .,-,,...f-- X- -:ci 29 fsc- , 1 I G i-THE CRYSTAL - Q10 9 . 3 . 7 -:. 41- F Z ' 3 fps.. BACK-Vvoodson, Carver, Baker, Cauley, M. Cauley, I. Hickman, Tyree, Vurner. MIDDLE-Smith, R. Faison, Nuekols, McCoy, King, Mnchzxras, Young, Reid. FRONT-COOk, Tolley, Young, Smith, J. Swink, Brown, Goforth, Swink, Kerr. Boys' Basket Ball, 1937 JOHN SWINK. . . . . .Captain CARL VARNER .... . . .lllfllllllljff R. H. VVOODSON. . . . . .Coach OACH Woodsoii and his high-ridin' Scarlet Huijrieane cagers swept through a heavy twenty game schedule, winding up with fifteen victories. The boys offset Il lack of height with a display of llashy ball handling and a good brand of basket ball, The season opened with a crushing 55-18 victory over Etlinger. Glass Hi won a close decision, 32-17, but the team went on to whip Natural B1'idge's county champions, 26-17, and then won over Virginia Episcopal School decisively, 35-26. The team hit its stride in the second game with WHyllCSbO1'0 and won ten straight victories. Captain Swink led his team-mates into an invasion of Richmond to defeat Ashland, 24-18. In the last game of a long tour, playing four games in five nights the team lost to Fl'CClC1'iClCSlJLl1'g in two extra -ti so li- Xiu X .. 1 '-..Q'THE CRYSTAL E Q1' 9 - 3 - 7 :- 41 - 5 periods, 25-21. The team was then honored by an invitation to play in the South Atlantic Tournament to be held at VVashington and Lee and the invitation Was accepted. Captain John Sxvink was presented a gold basket ball by the squad for his excellent leadership and playing. Next yea1 s team will be built around John Brown, Charles Swink, B. C. Tolley, Neely Young and Stuart Faison. With these boys back another good season seems to be ahead. High point men for the season were: ,lohn Swink, with I63 points, and Dick Smith with I 58. Lexington Etlinger .... I8 Lexington E. C. Glass. . . 32 Lexington N. B. H. S.. . . I7 Lexington Bedford .... . . .22 Lexington Covington ............. . .24 Lexington Virginia Episcopal ........ . .26 Lexington Lexington Lexington . . . . Ferrum Training School ..... .... Waynesboro ............. .... Clifton Forge .... .... 2-1- 30 32 Lexington Hot Springs ... . . . . 14. Lexington VVa-ynesboro . . . . . . . I8 Lexington Staunton .... Z2 Lexington Covington . . . I7 Lexington Staunton .... .. . . .26 Lexington Clifton Forge 1+ Lexington Hot Springs .... .... x 1 Lexington Bedford .... I2 Lexington Buchanan . . 16 Lexington Ashland ....... .... I 8 Lexington Fredericksburg 25 1331 as QU!! -iTHECRYSTAL- 1109030721- N 1 41-N5 ' , . , - I ' Q .em rw .. 'rl fi Y' 1 '- s a rc ' . A 1 V, V - Rauf? AI '.,W??i,kY, li ui , .t A ' ' was fu' in ffl- , I. ,- , 4 leg: K sv gg it J r-W? if , . :Q 1 -' it ,'l6.' -2 xl- X -:ffz' V '- . ' .' is ' - i Fl -'Wlfff i or -af y ' ,, ,, Q '42 rig? . K fl. QQ., I f fn, mv! , er . Av IZ., L Y,-1 - t 5- ,- T . , W 'L . Z-2:3 fn w fi n! ',l'j,.'?2': -- 3, rv,fs5:,' ,L C I5 lg' ' 1, - Iii! W -'TW -I 'fa fl'yi,,Qg ,iff V' 1 Jgffjgkgia' si , A .W wt H, i. . .VT ,Lt ,ss ,, -, h W ,. , c gg , ?:':eewffmsf- . ,. 5 -i. ' .r I1 q1f '7' 1 'G 1, -.,.,,-,Ng-W . ' au, ,- .. ' , . r- .gnc 'N ef y Baseball OHN SVVINK, Charles Swink, Dick Smith, Billy Goforth, Francis Hickman, John Brown, and Nlelvin Cauley are lVlonogram men ready to play this year. Practice began immediately after the South Atlantic Tournament. Coach Woodsoii needs catch- ers and another pitcher to team with John Swink and Dick Smith. The following games have been scheduled: Jefferson Hi, Covington, Buena Vista, Clifton Forge, Virginia Episcopal School, and Glasgow. Uther games will be added. Q. .ASFQ . . -X -X , . f x Q -K x ' i s ,J .4 5 . L .frex l LI- . -I-. V 'fi .. ,,. ' I '. if f ' if 5 N-is ---- f---- ...... -ti 32 13+ KH - A4 - iTHECRYSTAL- S'l'9'3'7T X 4,-XS .TT Girls' Basket Ball DOROTHY B. JOSEPH. . . . .... Coach NIARY GILLOCK ..... . . .Captain INE-UP: Guards--Elenora Faison, lVIyra lVIcCormick, Hester Woodxva1'd, Kath- erine Weeks. Centers-Lorine Williailis, Ruth Coffey. Side Centers-Ruby Mc- Cormick, Dorothy Clemmer, Lilly Nlacheras. Forwards-Annie Marie Cobb, lVIa1'y Gillock, Lucille Crist, Eloise Clemmer. November November November November November November December SCHEDULE . . . ,Lexington . . . .Lexington . . . . . . . . .Lexington . . . . . . . . .Lexington . . . . . . . . .Lexington . . . .Lexington . . . ,Lexington .ti ss 15+ 8 ..... .... 5 ..... .... I2 .... .... 6 ..... .... 22 .... .... 18 .... .... 24 .... .... ,Fairfield 42 Buena Vista 34 .Goshen 24. .Fa'irf'ield I7 .Eftinger 29 .Buena Vista I7 .Clifton Forge II 4- wg' L ww 5. .L . ww :gm . .-35. . ' , x' 73..- 15.75 . L A Wm QSAYEM-A .1 uwsfim 14 wg.- .dly V 1. , -. QWJI .. . ' 1-wr ri, gzii' - ,E M1 H ' va- , M-P-:ff v .. W , f.,, 1 :.4.A.L v I .- ,,, W .. ,my A fp. Q, EW mm L .1 Avi EM. . -L ,ilwfff Qn, - A-az' L 'wa QA Q .1: :' ' 3555. ' . Ks. . ff km - ,af 1 . - 1 ' fer -, 5. , ,V 'Om :,, 'Tig fin if-sw .1 .x Qlcrmiriw gill! Z iTHE CRYSTAL - Q as 3111332 ' 13 r :Q fN ' ffm ' .Ig5?fTf:Q -, , Wilder rr W 'iii 36 Fr' 1o9o3o7.i Student Government 1936 -1937 Brsvlsluy READ, President SENIORS Cam, VARNE11 Rosriivra Lfvrruius IUNIORS THOMAS LAUDERDALE MAGGIE B. VVILTSHIRE ' SOPHOMORES Lsmwoon KING JEAN VxNsoN FRESHMEN VVILLIS Rorsmrrsow, ju. H15 N R 1E'r'rA F1.E'rcH 13 11 Student Government in Lexington High School continued to go forward this year after the development in the past years, the work of former Execu- tive Committees. This year slight re- visions were made in the Amendments to our Constitution in order to clarify certain points. Those who took part this year feel certain that our entire organi- zation will be rounded into a more etlicient unit by the students who will take part in the coming years. BEVERLY READ, ,37- -5 THE CRYSTAL 3 : I A 15 f ' l xbg 1o9o3o'Q ,.1. VIRGINIA COUPER .... RICHARD SMIT1-I .... LOUISE KERR .... The Crystal EDITORIAL STAFF . . . .Erlilor-in-Chief . . . .Associate Editor . . . .dsxistafzt Editor .. . . .Sports Editor . . . .Humor Editor Rosfx FLETCHER. . Literary Editor BEVERLY READ. . . . CARL VARNRR. . ...... Class Edilor SYDNEY SMITH. . . . BUSINESS STAFF NED BURKS ..... . . .Busimfss Managor ROBERT LEMMON TOM KERR. ...... . . . .fldfvorlising Managfr JAMES DAVIDSON , Y . .... Circulalion flgnnfs MASON DEAVER .... ..... P holograph Edzlor LYNWOOD ISING JOHN MCCLUNG -:sf 37 J-3+ Xu: - iT 4'5- T.-THE CRYSTAL E Q1' 9 - 3 - 7 -L '1 - 5 5 1 if--f-T :Q- -'E f f 'V 'fzvnvst . iriln fran V az! -gzya 41- -f - M-ef if - R -- - 3- 4' 'fi '--a'ifa:s.Jnm Q 11 ...ug - -lar-M. ,,g,5,g,,,g,,,'f,. md Boys' Monogram Club EARL VVILLIAMS. . . . . . . .... Preridenz JOHN SWINK. . . . . . .. .Vice President RICHARD SMITH. . . . . ..... Secretary BEVERLY READ . . . . . . . . Treasurer The Monogram Club began the year with a successful dance held in the V. M. I. Gymnasium and intends to have several dances throughout the remainder of the year. These dances will be climaxed by the final Monogram Banquet and Dance. New members and old received their L's in the following sports: FOOTBALL-I. Swink, VVilliams, Greene, Holland, F. Hickman, Ivan Hickman, O'C0nnor, Nuckols, Bill Young, R. Smith, C. Sjvink, Read, Syd Smith fManagerl, H. Beatty 1Managerl. BASKET BALL-J. Swink, C. Swink, Dick Smith, Goforth, Kerr, I. Brown, S. Faison, B. C. Talley, Neely Young, Carl Varner fManagerl. BASEBALL, '36-J. Swink, C. Swink, Goforth, R. Smith, Francis Hickman, J. Brown, E. Williams, M. Cauley. +El3Sl?f Qui, ETHECRYSTAL- -1-9-3-7: ZAR L The Girls' Monogram Club MARY GXLLOCK. . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Prnsirlenl H ESTER VVOODVVARD .... . . ..... SL'CI'L'lllI'y-T7'BlIJ1Ll'L'l' Miss MARY I'IAMIL'l'0N. . . .. ... . . .. ..... Sponsor M E M B E R S BASKET BALL--Alllllli Marie Cobb, Dorothy Clemmer, Marjorie Clemmer, Eloise Clemmer, Ruth Coffey, Virginia Deaver, Elenora Faison, Lucille Crist, Mary Gillock, May Kinkaid, Ruby McCormick, Myra McCormick, Hester VVoodward, Lorine VVilliams. 'El 39 ll'- Xnr X iiTHECRYSTAL: 21-9-3.711 Z X 'I-V5 The cflssembly O WE have assembly today ? School is saturated with the question, for it looks eagerly forward to that half hour period on various mornings when all eleven score or so of us fill the auditorium. The first of a number of interesting outside speakers was Dr. Henry W. Duboise, a Presbyterian minister from South Carolina, with a delightful dialect. On October second he discussed the four things a man must do from a poem by Van Dyke: Think without confurioyz, CZBCIVZJU' Love his fellow men, si1zce1'ely,' Act from honest motifves, purely,- Trust in God and Plea-ven, securely. The eighth of Octobe1', lldr. Thompson, by giving amazing statistics on fatalities and injuries resulting from automobile wrecks, startled us into a realization of the necessity for safer driving. Optirnistically, he concluded: And I hope you'1l live a long time. Mr. Forest Fletcher talked of his trip to the Olympic Games last summer: what really happened to a certain member of the women's team who refused to keep training 5 details on the Way things are being run in Germany, and a fascinating personal interview With Count Felix von Lucknor, the most romantic figure of the W01'ld Wa1'. November tenth M1'. R. N. Latture explained clearly to us in one short period the objectives, principles, and policies of socialism, communism, and fascism. In closing he pointed out the many advantages of our kind of democracy. Following this, on the twenty-fourth, Dr. litlurray, who annually brings bird lore of real interest to the students, explained how bird songs are recorded, and played records from his valuable collection. Early in December, Dr. Cole, lecturer from Australia, gave the student body a vivid picture of his native land, Which, it is to be feared, many of us think of as a vast wasteland full of cannibals and kangaroos. Just before the Christmas holidays the boys' civics class presented an assembly in the form of a ''man-in-the-street'' radio broadcast, a realistic atmosphere being produced by the electrically wired microphone. At intervals a representative for the sponsor, the CRYSTAL store, advertised with great gusto. Between February nineteenth and March ninth, there were five more outstanding assemblies: first, a heated debate between Washiiigtorl and Lee and University of Vir- ginia on maximum hours and minimum wages being controlled by Congress 5 second, lVI1'. Williani Hinton's encouragement upon the subject of Work, third, an inspiring talk by Dr. McKee, a missionary to the Belgian Congo fwe came away eager to depart at once for service in Africaj 5 fourth, a dramatization of three scenes from Silas lllarner by the Sophomore English Class, and last, a talk on the town water supply by lVIr. Hugh Rice. These half hours have, and certainly will continue, to bring us a wealth of entertain- ment and a broader understanding of the world today. -ai 40 is ANI! ETHECRYSTAL- Q1-9-3-7: 41-X6 Glee Club, 1936-'37 OFFICERS FOR THE MIXED CHORUS MRS. M. G. RAMEY ........................ Director JOHN BROWN .............. ........... P reridmzt MARY ELIZABETH DEUCI-IAR ............ Vice President LUCY LEE MORRISON ...... ..... S errrtary- Treasurer JAMES COOK .......... . . .Secretary-Trea.rurer GIRLS-Myra Aaron, Geraldine Adkins, Frances Agnor, Virginia Agnor, Clara Ashburne, Jose- phine Ashburne, Lucy Baker, Dorothy Beard, Elizabeth Beatty, Mildred Beeton, Evelyn Brown, Ruth Brown, Dorothy Clemmer, Marjorie Clemmer, Mary Elizabeth Deuchar, Elsie Donald, Evelyn Engleman, Elenora Faison, Marjorie Fitzpatrick, Rosa Fletcher, Betty Fray, Helen Gillespie, Geraldine Gillock, Mary Gillock, Juanita Hess, Mary Hileman, Martha I-Iinty, Louise Kerr, Roberta Latture, Lilly Macheras, Wayrie McGufHn, Gem Mehanes, Myra Mc- Cormick, Edith McKemy, Margaret McCoy, Ma1'y Virginia McCoy, Margaret Mish, Nancy Moore, Lucy Morrison, Frances Murray, Margaret Murray, Miriam Olsen, Ann Read, Mae Bell Smith, Cleora Stein, Mildred Tolley, Nancy Tolley, Lorine Williams, Helen VVilliamson, Viola Wise, Hester VVoodward, Jean Vinson. BOYS--Harold Agnor, John Brown, James Cook, Stuart Faison, Francis Hickman, Ivan Hickman, Tommy Lauderdale, Charles McCoy, Richard Nuckols, Richard Smith, Sydney Smith, Henry Taylor, Sam VVilliams. -if 41 Ee Am, i.'THECRYSTALZ i1'9'3'7l 'I-KQK Lexington High School Observes Library Week Library Committee Presents Attractive Display EXINGTON, November I6-20, 1936 CCPJ .--The Lexington High School Library Committee, under the able supervision of llflrs. Boykin, prepared, and yesterday opened to the public, an exhibit which is drawing many spectators from the town, as well as an enthusiastic student body. The theme about which the exhibition is built is progress and growth, and this idea has been rather cleverly developed through the medium of an amusement park or fair, complete With all its gadgets for enlightening the mind and enlivening the spirits. Tickets are sold in the form of ballots, to be Cast in the contest to elect the most popular book. The gaiety of the county fair is emphasized by the red ribbon streamers given out at the gate. The rooms are hung with many-colored pennants and balloons. On the Hrst table is a display of small dolls in various poses studiously perusing books of Mother Goose Rhymes. On the adjoining table an airplane from Charles A. Lind- bergh's We has made a forced landing by the ferris wheel. Characters from Little Womerz, Understood Betsy, Laughing Lad, and other widely read novels fill the seats of the wheel. For those who yearn to know all the answers, an Information Booth has been erected, backed by sturdy encyclopedias and dictionaries. The next representation traces transportation through its many stages from walking to travel by air. Miniature sandals, the rickshaw, carriage, Wagon, canoe, steamboat, and airplane a1'e arranged to show the development the world has made in methods of conveyance. Among the large, beautifully bound volumes the Library has recently acquired are Scott's Quentin Dur- ward and Ivanhoe, Charles Read's The Cloister and the Pfearth, MH1'gRl'Ct Mitchell's Gone With the Plfinzl, and Hervy Allen's Anthony Adverse. The merry-go-round fea- tures The Dual of Queens, The Iiouse of Exile, So Red the Rose and other Well-known books. Dolls, cleverly costumed to depict the principal characters, stand in little compart- ments on the revolving wheel with a tinkling music box hidden underneath. A colonial estate illustrates progress in building the home, and books about foreign lands compose the international group. Finally, a scientific display presents specimens of rock, books of biological experiment, medical progress, and other intriguing features, climaxed with the electrical exhibit by the physics department, which fascinated visitors. In every respect, this praiseworthy effort of the Library Staff promises to be a success for it has been enthusiasticall ' endorsed by the high school students and the com- , 5 munity. Matty guests a1'e expected to visit it before the week is over. ' MIRIA1Ni OLSEN, 37. -if 42 P34- wr X a .iv i-THECRYSTALE N1-9-3-7: X 41-NQX Library Committee, 1936-'37 ELSIE LUCAS BoYK1N .... ...... . ......... . .Librarian MYRA MCCQRMICK .... .... A .vsixtant MARY PARRIZNT .... . ....... .... ,.. .... .Scrretary Frances Agnor, james Anderson, Merle Armstrong, Matthew Brugh, Margaret Carter, Annie Marie Cobb, Elsie H. Donald, Ivan Hickman, james Johenning, Margaret Mish, Gem Mahanes, Leona Plogger, Jean Vinson, Lorine VVillinms, Helen 'Williamson. TI'IE LIBRARY Exrrnm' -'Sf 48 lif- F Xu! X 21-1-IE CRYSTAL 2 21- 9 - 3 1- 7 il 413 1936-1937 From Room Thirteen EPTEMBER. Freshmen seem younger and smaller than ever this year. . .imagine our filling the Senior seats in Assembly. . .Football season opens. OCTOBER. Fred Baker is on crutches. . .lVIrs. Boykin has foiled the football team, we find, as first reports appear. . .L. H. S. has its first fire drill. . .Hubert Beatty is the best gum-Clicker we've found so far. . .Henry Engleman is on crutches. . .Ned Burks and Howard Brooke are taking a straw-vote of the school: Roosevelt 157, Landon 96, Thomas 3, and others sparcely represented. INOVEMBER. Beverly Read is in a daze. . .last week-end must have been too much for him. . .can it be Portsmouth. . .Fred Baker is off crutches. . .first Monogram Dance goes over big. . .football season closes. . .Library Week is in full swing and everyone is enjoying the display. . .the staff is running around in costume. . .S. I. P. A. meetings attended by L. H. S. representatives.. .big hopes of ,37 CRYSTAL. . .between bells Doodles Murray and Lois Reynolds are belles of the halls. . .chewing gum is taking the school by storm. . .Solid Geometry Class is bringing in queerly shaped figures . . .E1'nora Faison is having the stairs cleared for her these days. . .nice work Jimmy Cook. . . Thanksgiving Holidays, bless the Pilgrims. . . DECEMBER. We always have to look twice to see if it is Jimmy Cook or Mr. Woodsoii. . .Mr. Charles Glasgow awarded monograms in assembly. . .that monograms signify sportsmanship is a good point . . . Mrs. Ramey is reorganizing the Glee Club . . . the boys are turning out well. . .Maggie Belle Wiltshi1'e, Pat Fletcher, Ann Read, Evelyn Engleman and Martha Hinty are best to look at these days. . .Christmas is ap- proaching. . .carols in foreign languages are drifting through class doors into the halls . . . alumni are returning. . .they are looking enviously at us . . .sometimes we wonder. . . Christmas Vacation, we are here. . . JANUARY. Can't seem to get back to studying. . .no more good will toward men feeling. . .reviews and exams are upon us. . .that inevitable question How did you do ? . . . Miss lVIoore is absent. . .M1's. Davidson is substituting. . .first subscriptions on CRYSTAL sold. . .reports late. . . 45144511- xur X ETHECRYSTALT 21'9'30'7'l- 413 FEBRUARY. During recess news of New Theater burning down is received.. . the bugs finally got Mr. Thompson. . .he has grippe. . .lVIiss Moore returns. . . Hall of Fame elections. . .what an assembly. . . CRYSTAL contest opens. . .Freshmen Elections under new amendment. . .Jack Benny played the Bee last night. . .basket ball is suc- cessful. . . already it has won ten straight games. . .we think we're good, too. . . MARCH. Work is Hying ahead on the CRYSTAL. . .we hope. . .Miss Sieg's Sopho- more English had quite a program. . .based on Silas ll-larner. . .the winners of the screen test goes to Hollywood to see Simone Simon and Robert Taylor. . .the cast was outstanding because everyone was chewing gum, . .lVIr. Waddell has stated that girls chew as much as the boys. . .once every second. . .we have a pep assembly today. . .the basket ball team is in the South Atlantic Tournament. . .are we proud. . .plans are going ahead on the stunt night . . .the event is yet unnamed. . .the faculty is to be imitated . . .we suggest with Nliss Elliott that they be all referred to as good sports. . .Bev Read is wild over Alice Faye. . .our Glee Club is going to Richmond. . .baseball practice is in progress. . .the new road being constructed on the west side of school is fun to watch . . . and So To Press. in I4 ZAR asf 45159 ANI! THECRYSTAL-5 g1'9'3 -7 'I-K5 Twilight The blazing sun sinhs low behind the hills flnd leaves the landscape sombre with a fading j97'E, E As youth does when it quits the old and fills Tired minds with memories. If lahe-sapphire, Sparkling-reflects the last rays of light find shadows deepen with approach of night. The peace of twilight soothes me lihe a fragile flowery Still, it must pass 'when night arrives, as you and I Wlzeii youth is gonej twilight is my perfect hour, flnd youth, my perfect age. In life Eternal, hy and hy, In the grace of God, in the glory of the shiesj Bright youth will come again, the bright sun will rise. RICHARD SIWITH, ,37. -T , gs ' fQ.,3n.lEQ . 1 Q - ii1i22iiQzQgg12i11Q,is :Wise --, ,'sQ +' Einfe f -f,-fp-L t i - if is gif Ama :.- THECRYSTAL- N1-9-3-7E'- 4109 A Page from My journal ONDAY, April 5, 1937. Spring holiday! And luck would have it that I was in Lexington, the night of April 2, when a variety show U-Name-It was in progress at Lexington High School. There was Elenora Faison with all the mannerisms of one, a venerable history teacher, telling experience after experience of former days 5 and Bob Lemmon, lumbering in to teach geometry to dumb-owls and Hat-heads, boasting lustily because he has taught thirteen years without the bug catching him. In civics class, Fred Berry sat mildly by enduring a variety of current events-everything from Hollywood to Wixicllell -when suddenly Henry Taylor appears to suggest a little project that will be good practice for the boys. In assembly, an announcement was made by the athletic head, who truer than fiction still closed his eyes and pulled his ear. flncidentally, we understand his chair fell over backwards with him yesterday! D Stuart Faison portrayed the part of this professor, Louise Bradley's foreign words and dainty gestures indicated clearly that the person on the spot was none other than the French teacher. A study hall under a very energetic soul with a twangy pronunciation, played by Mary lVIorrison, was interrupted by a fast-talking librarian CElla Banks Weathersl, and a teacher who continually complained of the coolness of the commercial classroom. This icicle was Edythe Alphin, of the business class. Ann Read's s ectacle liftin and continual et out a clean sheet of paper was P g g 1 of course, our English teacher. Edith lVIcKemy could never have been better, her nervous gesticulations and regular pencil workouts indicated beyond doubt our Latin teacher. Ned Burks, delightful school wit, was the master of ceremonies, and the acts consisted of magic, dancing, and some grammar grade performers. Elsie Donald, Pete Agnor, Mary Desha and Dick Smith were the actors in a skit from Oihello. Altogether, the entire show was splendid. fW1TH AIIOLOGIES 'ro JEAN VINSON, '39.J +E-l 47159 NH 'i.'TTHE CRYSTAL: N1- 9 - 3 - 7 L 41 tm Jokes turned a little pale. RAYMOND RULEY: Say, N cely, NEELY YOUNG: Always STUART SMITH TO Llzwls TYREE: I had a little scare last mght The doctor said my aunt had kicked the bucket, but I reckon she only when can I expect that quarter you owe me ? SUNSHINE! Wl1y do you call your goat 'Nea1'ly'? ANN: Because it is all butt. MISS SIEG: Ned, what is a metaphor? NED: HTO keep cows in. DAN MCNEIL: Klwllat does 'they also serve who only stand and wait' mean ? J. SWINK: A cafeteria. Y- Willie found some dyizzznlite Pla !Iid7lJf Zl71!1EI'Sfll7IlI it quite Curiosity newer pays If rained Willie for sefventeen days. 'DEI 48 lill- . . QU! f -- THE CRYSTAL 5 Q1' 9 - 3 - 7 ' 1 H5- DICK NUCKOLS : Are you dining out anywhere, tonight P FRANCES IVIURRAY Chopefullyj : No, Fm not.' DICK! lily, youiil be hungry by morning. MR. THOMPSON SAYS: KID ctMHtilCI1lHtiCS makes gristle in your brain. Q21 Plane geometry is the greatest English class in the worldf, QD lVIost of you set around and wait for June to come. 14D Catching is before hanging and hanging precedes death. ES s L. H. S. YELLS i if y L-L-LEX-X-XING-G-GTON. I - Lexington, Lexington, Lexington x . I-Ie's a dream He's a scream He's the captain of our team. +549 its ,gm E Nasr 150511 W -Mffsfu ww ' .35 + F HALT, OF FAME Wai 50 im 'W' grfmwffv ii T A 4.-.gL12u.CL..'m Zldmzrtisumzmg Mba . X ,, 'QB QW 'W lgibb b I 4 ' W f ,4 ,limi , - , , Ng! ! I ij,pf,5,. 71 -11151155 M. S. MCCOY GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET IITRUITS AND XIEGETABLES 1 QUALITY FRESH iiVIEATS Ola' Virgivzizz Cu-red Pfmm Our Specialty LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA WARNER BROS. THEATERS Lexington, Virginia APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE 3 C 3 RALPH DAVES, A'1ll7ZfZgE7' elif 52 Ec- EAT HERE That Ifome Cooked Meal J. E. Goommxz, Prop. The Virginia Cafe A CAMERICANJ MEALS - SANDWICI-IES BEER - ALES Prices Reasozmble 21 VVcst Nelson Street W.B. Harrison Co. 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THE BEST ATTENTION GIVEN YOU HERE Neatness fflfways Pays Pillar's Cafe Efoeryilzing Good to Eat All High School Students Come to See George to Be Treated Right OPEN ALL NIGHT BARGAINS IN HOME RADIOS Weinherg's Mildred Miller's GIFT SI-IOP 8 WEST NELSON STREET PHONE 161 LEXINGTON, VA -if 62 13+ James A. Cook The Best Grades of WATER-VV ASH ED COAL Phone 80 Co0k's Coal Cooler Furniture - Philco Radios Schewel Furniture Company PHONE 99 LEXINGTON, VA. Norge Refrigerators Adair-Hutton, Inc. DEPARTMENT STORE Shoes - Hosiery - Millinery Dry Goods - Underwear Ready-to-Wear Serfving the Public Over ffalf a Ce1ztury PHONE 58 LEXINGTON, VA. Tolley's Hardware Company THE QUALITY STORE All Kinds of .ATI-ILETIC GOODS AND HOUSEI-IOLD AR1'ICL.ES -'Sf 63 APPRECIATIO The CRYSTAL Staff of '37 wishes to thank the Faculty for their indispensable aid and, just as important, their moral supportg the student body for fine co-operation in subscribing to the Annual and patronizing the Store 3 and the many advertisers who have helped to make possible this issue of TI-IE CRYSTAL OF '37 n 1. i ,i 1 1 gl 'A X, lg: if 2: ss- if Jig: 1 r' .1 X '..,.-4. , L .. x. ,ff f -5, -... v'- - H' 'ffunnsy -HJ:-Tl I '3 211-r:m2 :,:v-:i'L1Ri:'g.L.f:-F' 455515-5'm?iu31:.L-?i'iQ EJ:--. 'P N . Lf. 52? 5555 1215 . - Iii! Hifi 'wx im - ' :ZECLQ Fil we . . ..,t:I E359 ' wr. - gig: ' gall U., Fi? fiif . iii? fliff' fig . . 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