Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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J c X, V- 4 1 J ) 1 A U 0 J I T? 4 r • i V V V V J V 0 ' W S. ’ c xnkl. h;ke 6oi-e y cc.U |e -rc me vy Wr f y a stu lU la H FRESHMEN Charles L. Agnor Charles W. Agnor Guy Agnor Marie Agnor Ruth Ann Agnor Ruth Mae Agnor Hampton Alford Janie Ayres Clovis Baker Carolyn Black Charles Black William Bean Bessie Bocock Mary S. Brugh Martha Childress Charles Conner, Jr. Glenn Curtis Tom Dunlap O. T. Engle.man, Jr. Roland Fifer Doris Firebaugh Juanita Fix Billy Hall Mamie Hall Charles Hayslett Matt Heyer BTizabeth Hess Anna Hileman Ralph Hostetter PooLEY Hubert Annette Iannuzzi Bud Irvine Ruth I. Irvine Robert H. K,nox Helen Macheras James I. Mays Wilson Morris Lane Moses Ja.mes Murray Helen V. McCullough Richard R. McDonald Betty McKemy Flizabeth Peters Robert Pittenger Robert Poston Fmory Purvis Alice Rice Marjorie Ruble Annie Ruley , nne Stuart Hattie Swihart Barbara Troxell John L. V ess Betsy A. Wash Nancy J. Wash JoH.N W. Wheeler Mary F. Wiggins Joseph Wilkins ' J V 5 ' J I U V ' ) qJ 0 ) r 3 There were sixty of us when we entered L. H. S. last fall, but as we were very timid (?) we huddled together in small groups until we were assigned to our home rooms. After being initiated into the complicated system of schedules and num- erous classrooms, we finally became settled and ventured out to look the place over. Favorabh ' impressed, most of us joined one of the clubs in school and several of our boys joined the football squad. In class we learned the building plans of the school and studied the school constitution. Thus informed, we elected Clovis Baker as Class President. We were repre- sented on the Fxecutive Committee by Alice Rice and Bob Knox; on the Honor Council by Carolyn Black and Jimmy Murray. During our Freshman year, the teachers have tried to pound knowledge into our heads so that we may take an- other step up next fall into tl e Sop Iftm ojs Class. r Alice Rice I f ( 24 )( c u I

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i SOPHOMORES Elizabeth Allen Ralph Ayers Helen Bounds Lillian Carter Louise Cl ark Helen Cooper Frank Davidson Sarah Lee Freeman Helen Ganas Fontaine Gilliam Louise Goodman Lindberg Harris Florence Hostetter Mary Hostetter Robert Humphries Donnie Iannuzzi Floise Knox George Lauderdale Alleene Lawhorne Helen Lawhorne John Macheras Frances Marr Fdward M. Mays, Jr. Jane Moore Louise Moore Albert McCown Mariorie McNeil William McNutt Ruth Pooley Fldridge Pultz Marion Robertson Leonard Sachs Aline Sensabaugh Kenneth Sensabaugh Betty Shaner Flizabeth Shipp William Showalter Fffie Smith Henry Snider James Spencer Mary Frances Swink Hollis Taylor AIary Blanche Thorpe Fdwin Twombly Lois Velte Ruth Wilhelm This year the Class of ’46 came back with the loss of several classmates — “Boots” Howland and Fdwin Gaines. We elected Frank Davidson as our Class President and Lois Velte and Bobby Humphries to represent us on the Fxecutive Com- mittee. In a recent election Floise Kn ox and Johnny Macheras were elected to the Honor Council. And who do you think livens up the dances. Naturally, the witty Sophomores. And, of course, we yell loud and long at the games — that is until our lungs give out. So, wherever you go, you may always expect to see some Sophs — already looking around the corner in anticipation of their Junior year. — Floise Knox ( 23 )

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COMMERCIAL Peggy Lee Bingham Marion J. Blain Bettie Sue Cash Jean Clemmer Lucille Eads Frances Ellis Carl Eubank, Jr. Alice Engleman Mildred Engleman Roberta Dull Beatrice P ' ix Ada Gillock Doris Hess Preston Hickman Pauline Hostetter Curtis Humphries Lingle Irvine Frances Kirby Mary F. Kirkpatrick Elsie Mae Knick Virginia Lackey Mary A. Lauck John McCoy Bernice McKemy Mildred Moore Pauline AIiller Patricia Miller Dorothy Olbert The Commercial students of Room Five, Learned to swim after the first dive: But with Sunday hats we nearly sank IVhen Miss Adair took us to Rockbridge Bank. The good ship Pinafore tuas next on our list. And the figuring of finances couldn’t be missed. Now in shorthand one of the very good tools. Is to memorize carefully Mr. Gregg’s rules. li e hunted and pecked from morn ’til night Until by the touch system we learned to type. Business Math caused our heads to ache fVhen plus 4 just wouldn’t make eight. And as for filing, we all can say IFe’ve learned that A’s come first in every tray. But since our boys to service have gone IVe’ll do our best to speed victory on. Marjorie Pole Charles Ray June Reynolds Elizabeth Shields Marie Troxell Roosevelt White Eloise Wilhelm Ellen Wilson J -o ( 25 ) 1