Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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HARRY ANN DUNLAP “Ann ” “ Red” Aeronautics Club III; Basket Ball III. She is that dashing, devilish, do-as-you-please gal with the beautiful red hair whom we see running through the halls of L. H. S. She knows all, but tells nothing — a good policy! Ann never gives up a task once begun and with that attitude she will succeed, whatever her job may be! MARY JANE DUNLAP “Jane” “Jay” “M. J.” Honor Court HI; Hi-Y Club HI; Cheer Leader IV. Feeling down in the dumps? Want to be pepped up? Then Mary Jane’s your gal. If anything of interest is going on, she is probably right in the thick of it with that ever-present energy of hers. She has her serious moments, however, and has con- tributed greatly to our school spirit by her work in the student government and various other organizations. Her smile — wow! If she keeps that, we know she will succeed in her future undertakings. RONALD LANIER GAULT “Ronnie” Executive Committee I; Crystal Staff IV; Latin Club I; Franch Club I; Glee Club HI, IV; Monogram Club HI, IV; Football II, HI, IV; Basket Ball I, II, HI, IV; Baseball I. In every class there’s always a boy with a cheerful grin, ready and willing to help anyone, whether it be in or out of school. In our class it is “Ronnie” who is one of the mainstays of the basket ball team — just ask“Crys!” He’s a regular play-boy and a favorite of the “women” (who wouldn’t bewith a mug like that), but his heart belongs at Madison. We know you’ll be a success wherever you go, Ronnie, so here’s to a grand fellow. VIRGINIA SUSAN GIVENS “Gee” “Yankee” “ Musles” Glee Club II, HI, IV; Dramatic Club II, HI, IV; Hall of Fame HI; Cheer Leader HI, IV (head); French Club HI, IV; Hoofbeats IV. A, B, C, D, E, F, “Gee”! She came to us from Ohio in our Sophomore year. Another army brat to fall into our midst, bringing with her pep, vivacity and love, not only to L. H. S., but to the V. M. I. horses — pardon us, did we say “horses”? By the way, who is it we see in the middle of the dance floor, throwing the boys around? Why, of course, it’s our little “Gee!” Who else could it be? Happy landing, “Yankee”! Cj 11 ) •

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CAROLYN LOUISA DAVID Lynne “Garbo “G. C. Glee Club II, III; Dramatic Club II, IV; French Club III, IV; Latin Club IV; Dilettante Club III, IV; Cheer Leader IV; Sub-Deb Club III, IV. “G. C. ” Need we say more.? Coming to us from the state of beautiful girls, California, Carolyn is no exception! With her big blue eyes she charms all the boys of L. H. S., W. L., and V. M. I. Strange to say, Carolyn’s male vocabulary consists entirely of B’s and J’s. Well, so long, Carolyn — for now. It’s been wonderful knowing you and having you with us these last few years. We wish you luck and we know you will succeed in all things that you may choose to undertake! CORNELIA WALLACE DAVIDSON “Gorn “Ginger “Red Glee Club I, II, III, IV; Library Club I, III; Basket Ball I; Dramatic Club II, IV (Librarian); Hi-Y Club III; Hoofbeats IV; Hall of Fame IV. “Corn!” Need we say more.? Here comes that happy-go-lucky redhead, with a vivacious smile! We wonder how she brought about that sudden change in “Oaks T.” It would take volumes to tell all we want to about “Corn,” so we’ll leave that for you to find out (if you can) but we wish all the happiness in the world to “Ginger” and Kraft products! (We don’t mean cheese either!) EDDIE PARKS DAVIS “Eddie “Sparks Football I, II, HI, IV; Basket Ball I, II, IV; Baseball I, II; Track HI, IV; Mono- gram Club HI, IV; Science Club HI; Latin Club H. “Eddie”; popular, congenial, sometimes (.?) mischievous, a lot of fun and an outstanding football player, mix all these elements with plenty of common sense, cheerfulness, plus a habit of going to the “city” quite frequently, and you have “Sparks” — one of our youngest graduates. Here’s a boy of whom the Class of ’45 can be justly proud. MARJORIE OVELIA DONALD “Marjorie “ Marj Dilettante Club I; Glee Club I. Blonde, quiet, and sweet, distinguishes none other than Marjorie. She is very good-natured and is always ready to lend a helping hand. By her friendly smile she has won many a heart at L. H. S. and a very special one in the Signal Corps. Some day she will probably make someone an A-i stenographer, if she doesn’t find something more interesting to do before that time! To a grand person we wish a life of happiness and best of luck always. ■{ 10 }»

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JOYCE HAMILTON ‘ Joyce” “Joy” Glee Club I, n, III (President), IV; French Club II, III (President); Secretary- Treasurer of Junior Class; Crystal Staff IV. “There Goes That Song Again” and who is the leader. You guessed it — Joyce. You can always recognize her a block off by her singing or continuous laughing — she has a passion for both. On the serious side, Joyce is one of the outstanding members of our class. She has been a leader scholastically and otherwise since our Freshman year, and is still paving the way. “Joy” is bound for Mary Washington College, and a career as a secretary. May you walk into the hearts of the world as you have into ours! Best of luck, kid, you deserve it. NANCY HARTBARGER “Nancy” We can always recognize Nancy by her blonde hair, happy smile, and cheery greeting. The nursing profession will be receiving quite an addition if she gives her patients all the laughs and fun she has given us for the last four years. Anyone inter- ested in sports is sure to find a friend in Nancy. We are sure she will achieve success wherever she goes and we wish her all the luck in the world. DORIS AMANDA HESS “Doodads” Yes, this is Doris — a jolly, light-haired, blue-eyed young lady, who likes to be in motion at all times (don’t be surprised if you see her bowling with the whole army)! She really goes places! Doris always greets you with a smile and pleasant word. Once you know her, you’ll never forget her. We hope you have enjoyed your years at L. H. S., Doris, and here’s wishing you much happiness in the future, especially with a certain G. I.! ! PAULINE GENEVIEVE HOSTETTER “Pauline” “Polly” Who is the quiet brunette who works at Waylands every afternoon? Why, that’s our Pauline! She has made many friends at L. H. S. with her pleasant disposition and willingness to help others. To a grand person we wish a life of happiness and success in all that she undertakes. €( 12