Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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ROBERTA BELL DULL livrt Booah lfrho Staff x, French Club 3-4, Sub-Deb Club 2-3-4. Tall and slim, with a figure that chubby girls yearn for, be- witching hazel eyes lshe can really roll them, tool peering from beneath long, luscious, black lashes-that's Roberta. Happy-go- lucky as the day is long, never in a hurry, she is one of the two ambitious girls who took solid and physics both. Favorite song: Moonlight and V. P. I. VVonder why? GEORGE 'l'llCKER DUNLAP .lTul'kl'fJ, HG. T. Football 3-4, Monogram Club 4, CRYs'r1u. Staff 4, Hobo Club 4. Big Dunlap lquote Mr. Thompson! is one of those hefty foot- ball heroes, a mischievous fellow, full of fun and laughter. Some bright idea usually hits this jolly chap during Physics Lab. Like many others, he will join Uncle Sam's ranks after graduation. VVALTER MCCOVVN DUNLAP IVaI1rr Football 4, Monogram Club 4, Hobo Club 4. Mix good nature with a sense of humor and more than average intelligence and you have VValter. Rather quiet, but undoubtedly one of our best Seniors, VValter deserves the most of the best. FRANCES LUCILLIC EADS Ends l.urillr Library Committee I-2, Glee Club 1-2-4, CRYSTAL Staff 4. Although all the boys try hard enough, Lucille can't be called a one-man woman. She has allurement in her eyes, that gal! VVe all wish for our laughing, blue-eyed pal the very best of every- thing in her nursing career. ,Qgmh 5 -5-xo-.x.L 9........, D gcvwxgpubkhs -5. ?X6s--A in Q, Els. vs-X Silf3J..'n, s.Sz...'a...,,4xm:, MGX vw.--V' . A maart., ,ft 5 1 ' ' 5' -'- Q , L w In q r , ', iz' x 3 W fl, Q A ., -vu 0-' , . I' J 4 I 4 Q ka 'st xv ., I n,s .. X 1'l'l'!1J lffid, 41,114 4i4w'u,-fir, af -1,4 .Q h 1-'W-' H-. -'... .0 fl-'Z ., 4, . f . ,r J 1.-, J., A I 3a ,gg I' I ! '- - 15.91 , Xb 'LAP' ' Jw! L 7 J ,QV D il, .14-Q W,-U 1137 Lax-'V . ,.aAA,Q.V1 ,,., xfff, I - . In All I 114.446 QL-46 7' ' cum u'A l f4'J -J 4 - ,aww

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Jf' any syoy lb' NL D i N N6 VCJL' 'Llfs W 11. LAL!-f YLl.L,v fy-A4A,vv 3 vrvk- ,AfLL- ',vvkq'GdTk!'J -tx,.m-- Vzfolf-L VM fVVN ifiwl t' N K' - ,,,,L,,f MARIE lil7I'l'll BYRNE Mirni French Club Qhonorary memberl 3-4. Marie, who deserted us in the sixth grade to go over there, turned up again a year ago last spring and has provided a dash of French flavor for our class ever since. A wonderful friend. willing to help wherever she can, whether it be with I.atin, Math or washing dishes-she is a grand girl whom none of us will easily forget. Au revoir, mademoiselle! VVILLIAM JEAN PIERRE BYRNIC P1'tr ' i'VIi1tk French Club fhonorary memberl 3-4. lf you haven't known Pete, you've missed something at L. H. S. He looks bashful, but, oh, when you get to know him-l He belongs to a class rarely found around Lexington High-that of the genius. VVhen we could hold him no longer, at mid-term, VV. 8: I.. claimed him-the most brilliant student ever attending L. H. S. MARY MARGARET COX .Mu1f Dilettante Club fSecretaryl 2. This jolly blonde, with a friendly smile, loves Craft products fand we don't mean cheesel. She is thrilled with her Physical Ed. training, since she hopes some day to become slim and sylph-like. This fair damsel will long be remembered by the Class of '43, CHARLES lVlCCLl'NCi CRAVVFORD l.'llirk1rf CRYSTAI. Staff 4. llere's to Charlie, our future maestro, with a sunny disposition that makes everyone happy. He is dependable, determined, and has a great talent for music. Our Charlie will certainly climb that ladder fast! Good-by, old fellow. VVe hope you like the Army! C107

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afmha- ml -Q14 . W . 0'1- AHQAQS-Q55- I-sx 9....,Q,1., ll. .0 5 dw! f , 1 ,fa 1' , . , . ' 4 J' . .f I' , I f 4 I f. I if a :rl ,' ' f r I f 1 1 I. 1, X' -Q ' ,id ,,., 'V ,4 gl A . .2 gg , I ff ,f. 1 ,, ' C ,fi 7. J ,I fy! rf, Hfv, I ,jf V, rv . , J , V if' 'J gf , V' FRANCES CIIARMAINIC ELLIS f .- 4 Frannir S,1u'mly Dramatic Club r-2-4, Cheer Leader 4, CRx's'r.u. Staff 4, Sub-Deb Club I-2-3-4. One of those undecided blondes. with eyes that simply slay 'em, Frannie has danced her way from Hawaii, land of her birth, straight into our hearts. Cheer leader, scholar, socialite-she's made her mark at Lexington High, and we know she'll do the same in the VVorld of Dance. Keep 'em sighing, Frannie! CARL RAYIVIOND EVBANK, JR. Carl Yuygir Baseball 2-3-4. Tall, lean and wiry, Carl has kept up his end of the bargain, both in scholarship and in athletics. lle's equally able at first or center field in baseball, and always has one of Buck llenson's anecdotes to spring on some defenseless individual. FOREST FLF'1'CllER Null Nul1bin: Football 4, Monogram Club 4. Tall, attractive, wonderful disposition-that's our Barefoot Boy. The most important part of the Eternal Triangle tattention, Frost and -luliall, Nub's one fault, among his many good qualities, is his inability to stay under thirty-Eve, especially with :1 cop spur- ring him on! Tough luck, fellow, but we know you'll stay ahead. PAVLA ANNE FOVVLER Polly Dramatic Club 2-3-4, French Club 3-4. Paula is our blonde-haired lass, coming from England three years ago. Always laughing and humming snatehes of songs-in- telligent-that's the Paula we know. Cheerio, old girl! 1123