Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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Sophomore Class History Hold your hats, kids! Off we go into our second year at Lexington High. We think we're quite the stuff, too, now that we're sophisti- cated sophomores. Entering into the year's activities with enthusiasm, we gave the job of class president to Buddy Agnor, that five-foot genius of ours. Then we presented the Executive Committee with our two representatives, Elizabeth Black and joe Stanley. The Hrst semester rolled smoothly along until-horrible thought-we came face to face with exams! Most of us survived. When the Honor Roll appeared on the bulletin board, the Sophomore Class had every reason to be proud. ln the second term, classes continued in the same old way-as a matter of fact, we were in a figurative rut until some bright individual popped up with this remark in fourth period. lt happened that one dear teacher lno names mentionedlj decided that her classroom was too hot, so she expressed this feeling to the class in general. Our little genius politely replied, Yes, l think so, too. May I throw up a window? Nothing like a little humor to add some spice to life! Our class was well represented in the sports world at L. H. S. by the following students: joe Stanley, jimmy Adair, String Bean, Ernie Cauley, Eddie Davis, Sonny Lauck, Sidney Johnston and jimmy Tilson. In the late winter, the Army moved in on L. H. S., bringing a flock of new females to our class. These and other newcomers added to our activities, socially and otherwise. For the resent we shall continue our stru le toward the next P i gg step in our ladder of education-the junior Class. -j oYcE H.-xMii,ToN. 1275

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Freshman Class History When school opened in September, a group of students could be noticed timidly hunting their way around the L. H. S. halls. It was a big jump for us from the big shots of grammar school to the insig- nificant frosh of Lexington Hi. However, after a Week or so, we be- came rather accustomed to the general routine and finally stopped wandering into Miss Sieg's sixth-period English class instead of Mrs. LaW's Latin Qquite a differencelj. It was then that election time rolled around. We elected Edwin Gaines class president. After our first exams were over and the Fresh- man Committee had thoroughly explained the constitution of Lex- ington High School to us, we chose Jane Moore and George Lauder- dale to represent us on the Executive Committee. In the meantime, our members joined the Library Staff, the Glee Club and various other school organizations and began to feel at home at this famed hall of learning. lf Mrs. Tardy continues to pull for her Hscalawagsf' Mrs. Law presents some more of her entertaining assembly programs, Miss Hamilton persists in her interesting instruction about the ancient Romans, and Mr. Horton, by hook or by crook, drills some algebra into our heads, we hope to emerge gracefully from the roll of insig- nificant freshmen to that of happy-go-lucky sophomores. C293