Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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FRANCES VIRGINIA AGNOR DINNY Glee Club 35 39 Library Com 36 37 Varsity Show 37 Echo Staff 39 In Dlnny we have found a true friend Her gentle nature and discreet manner radiate from her whole being She IS a charter member of 39 and we are sure Dlnny IS one of the most College will get one of the bright spots of our class next fall U0 to it Dinny we know you ll succeed' LOIS WEBSTER ALPHIN Lois Glee Club 39 Lois with her flaxen hair and blue eyes takes part in school activities and gets good grades in all her classes Her hobbies are reading and dancing Lois has a sweet d1SDCS1t1OYl and is a friend of everyone When she graduates from L H S she expects to become a Home Eco nomics te cher May success be yours Lois JAMES AYLOR ANDERSON JIMMY The Sir Walter Raleigh of our class IS J 1mmy Anderson If Miss Sieg spills some papers Jim is there first to pick them up even 1f he s1ts 1n the back of the room We hope however that the occasion never arises that he gallantly lay his coat upon the ground. Jimmy is not so obliging in one way for he is always taking candid 'shots of us in embar- rassing positions. RUSSELL WALDO AYRES RUSS He has attended high school for five years, and he is considered rather dumb by Mr. Thompson in geometry, but we know better, n'est-ce pas? He has been in Lexington High for only two years, because his first three years were spent at Natural Bridge High. PAGE 8 THE CRYSTAL, 1939, LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL fi ir deserving of us.

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THE CRYSTAL 1939 LEx1NGToN HIGH SCHOOL PAG1: 9 GEORGE FREDERICK BAKER JR BAKE Monogram Club 36 39 Football 36 38 Base ball 36 38 Bxsketball 37 38 Fred a football hero IS one of us that began school llfe 1n the second grade and stuck un t1l the end He IS always provldlng entertain ment ln the classes lmuch to the teachers sor row? Carry on Fred and may luck trwel with you ANN HALSTEAD BERRY ANN Ann a very good natured and dependable gxrl has been a student of Lex1ngton Hlgh School smce 1935 She has a great love for art and IS xery em1nent along thls lme Ann deslres that a pergolo be bullt for the ture kids who take mechanlcal drawmg so 1ng to class DOROTHY JANE BLACK DOT To know Dot IS to admlre her a swell per son and a real honest to goodness frlend She lS one of those qulet easy golng glrls who says very lxttle and yet does a great deal Dorothy IS a consclentlous student and one who deserves success Best of luck Dot JOHN PAUL BLAKELY PALL Asslstant Advertlslng Manager Crystal 38 Dramatic Club 39 Glee Club 39 Busxness Manager Echo 39 Paul came to us as a Sophomore from Erie Pennsylvama He became popular qulckly and IS a member of hlgh standlng ln the hxgher court of the OL School He has taken an actlve part 1n all of our school act1v1 1es dances glee club etc We ve enjoyed knowlng you Paul T , v . -. 3 Z , . -. I ' 1 .. y, ' ' fu- they won't get 'gall weather beaten, when go- : ' - ' ' h - , - . . .. , ,, ' I , 1 , ' Y , , . N I .