Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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I, George Macheras, bequeath the “Southern Inn” to the boys’ football team. I, Joe Magee, will my intellect to “Mousie” Camden. I, Richard Miller, bequeath my calmness in typing class to anyone who can stand Neofotis’ yelling. I, Mildred Moore, will my accuracy at being at school on time to my little Cousin Lingle Irvine. I, Bobby Moore, bequeath my long legs to “Bucky” Henson. I, Mary Morrison, bequeath my ability to eat in activity period to next year’s ‘‘mice.” I, Hilah McCormick, will my class ring to Eloise Wilhelm. I, Ruth Nuckols, will my blonde, curly hair to Nitza Macheras I, Lydia Painter, bequeath my ambition to be Gen. George Marshall’s Secretary to Katherine Cochcrane. I, “Ibby” Phalen, bequeath my place in Lorraine Busick’s car at recess, to Joe Moffatt. I, Lucy Saunders, bequeath my “lackadaisical stride” to Miss Sieg. I, Ann Twombly, bequeath my raised eyebrows to next year’s freshmen. I, Jimmy Tyree, bequeath my experiences at “George’s” to Joe Keller. I, Pig Walker, bequeath my football ability to “Ace” Parker. I, Irma Whitmore, bequeath my love for “Red Heads” to Mary Elizabeth Smith. I, Juanita Williams, bequeath the back seat of the “Pontiac” to any six girls who can squeeze in it. I, Emily Wise, bequeath my great love for peace and quiet to Mr. Lynch. I, Ralph Womeldorf, bequeath my whiskers to William Magee. Page Twenty-four The 1941 Crystal

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Adele Adkins Reid Agnor William Alford Margaret Alphin Rebecca Ayres Hazel Bennington Stanton Blain Randall Bosserman Raymond Bosserman Herbert Brogan Lorraine Busick Stella Carter Aelise Clinebell Frances Cockrane Garland Daniel Junior Amelia Daves Clarence Dunlap Mary Sue Ebeling Jane Engleman William Fitzpatrick Alta Fowler Bewley Goforth Mildred Hall George Harris Ora Hartbarger Helen Keller Jane Kinkaid Mary Knick Mary Alice Lauck Chapman Lauderdale Class Virginia Leech Martha Lotts Nitza Macheras William Magee Clara Miller Robert Mish Joseph Moffatt Susan McCorkle William McCown Andy McCulloch Mary McColloch Mary McDaniel Virginia Nicely Hazel O’Conner William Poston Gordon Reid William Ruble Eleanor Smith Elizabeth Smith Helen Smith Nelie Smith Pearl Smith Dan Tetlow Marie Tolley Helen Truslow Gretchen Weaver Francis Welles John Welles After two years of struggling in Lexington High, we reach our Junior year with only one year after this before graduation. Shortly after school opened this fall, we elected Chapman Lauderdale as class president, and Garland Daniel and Mary Sue Ebeling to represent us on the Executive Committee. We are glad that our class is represented in the sports; football, by Bobby Mish and Herbert Brogan; in basketball by Reid Agnor and Sonny Blain. Some of us are probably still grieving over the loss of one of our favorite teachers. Miss Mary Hamilton, when she accepted a position in another high school. We have welcomed into our midst another favorite, Mrs. William McHenry, who took Miss Hamilton’s place. Here’s hoping we shall all cross the boundary into the great, the one and only. Senior Class. —MARY SUE EBELING Pa e Twenty-six — The 1941 Crystal