Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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DON WISE HUFFMAN “Don” Honor Committee HI, IV; Bond Committee III; Science Club HI; French Club HI, IV; Monogram Club IV; Basket Ball I, HI, IV; Football (Manager) IV; Track HI; Cheer Leader HI. Brown hair and browner eyes containing that ever mischievous gleam — that’s our “Don” Juan. A prominent participant in all activities and an outstanding character in the halls of L. H. S., for the last four years, he will surely be missed around the old school. Don is hampered in his undertaking, if at all, by the lack of an automobile. He is sure to set the world on fire as soon as he gets his hands on a driver’s license (ladies, beware!). Lots of luck to you, pal! CURTIS IRVINE Curtis, who believes that things will happen despite anything he can do about it, is well liked by his classmates. Although he is usually quiet his words are worth listening to, and some day this wealth of common sense will carry him to success. Best of luck, fellow. SIDNEY JOHNSON “Sidney” If you need any lessons in hunting and fishing, the person to look for is Sidney. Quite athletic, good natured, and full of fun, you can usually find him in the midst of a group relating an experience or telling one of his latest jokes. With his love for airplanes and guns, you can be sure he will succeed in his job for Uncle Sam. Lots of luck, Sidney, wherever you go and in whatever you do. EVELYN LEE KAGEY “Evelyn Lee” “Cagey” Honor Court IV; Crystal Staff IV; Basket Ball I, HI, IV; Dramatic Club II HI, IV; Science Club HI; French Club IV. Stop! Look! Listen! Here comes L. H. S.’s No. I fern of beauty, knowledge and vivacity — our Evelyn Lee. An inspiring addition to L. H. S. who, with her contagious personality, has won hearts (not to mention West Point, V. M. I. and the Armed Forces). She has certainly distinguished herself in every activity she has undertaken even in that being the only bit of femininity in physics class. We feel sure this little blue-eyed lass will charm the world as she has us. 4 13

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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

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HARRY LEE LACKEY, Jr. “Harry” Football I, II, III, IV; Track III; Aeronautics Club III; Science Club IV; A ono- gram Club III, IV. Harry, now one of Uncle Sam’s gang, is one of the most popular and fun-loving members of our class. He is definitely not a woman hater, but, on the contrary, a wolf — his subjects being several sophomore girls. On the athletic side, he was a mem- ber of the football and track teams and participated in many other activities. He thinks teachers are a little unnecessary, so there is rarely a dull moment in any of our classes! We know you’ll do all right no matter where you go, Harry. Good luck — the Class of ’45 will never forget you. PATRICIA FAY MILLER “Pat” Pat is known to all of us as one of the Miller twins. She has a very pleasant personality and a smile for everyone. If Pat seems a little unhappy, just mention the Navy and watch her eyes sparkle! Summer school was a problem, but now that that’s over and with the Navy at her command, we are sure she will go far. Anchors away! PAULINE RAY MILLER “Pauline” Dilettante HI, IV. Five feet, eight and a half inches topped by eyes of blue and natural curley, black hair — could only be the “other Miller” (Quote K. A. T.) — Pauline. We have found her one of the most loyal and sincere members of our group. She has shown a great interest and given much time and effort towards making our new cafeteria a success. You’ll go a long way, if you keep that smile, so best of luck, Pauline, and loads of happiness. ALICE McCLUNG MOORE “Alice” “Chicken” Glee Club I, II, HI (Wardrobe Mistress), IV; Hi-Y Club IV; Hall of Fame IV. Cute. Of course! Blue eyes? But definitely! Dependable? Yes, indeed! Fun? Loads! Alice? Well, naturally! Maybe quiet to those who are strangers, but, oh boy, not when you know her! Seldom missing a trick, she’s a living encyclopedia on the latest L. H. S. slang. Her winning smile and personality are always a welcome sign to any group. Willing to lend a hand no matter what the task, she’s always on time and ready for anything. Yes, that’s Alice! 14 jS®