Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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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

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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-

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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