Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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Commercial Clclss AIANIE IXYERS HELEN ISOIINIIS BURTON BREEIJLOVIC IIILLIAN CARTER PAUL CHITTIJM CLARA CONNOR I'iE1.IiN COOPER -IANE N10ORE STELLA N100RE JOHN IVIASON ADELENE MCDANIEL BETTY NICKEMY LEON XICKEMY LEONARD SACKS SARA LEE FREEMAN AGNES SENSABAUK II HELEN GANAS BETTY SHANER IJOROTIIEA HASSIIER WILLIAM SHOWALTER ELIZABETH HESS CARROL SLIGH ANNA HIIIEMAN x1ARY F. SWINR RALPH HOSTETTER MARY B. TIIARPE NIARY HOSTETTER BARBARA TROXELL RUTH IRVINE CY TWOMBLY, FRANCES KIRBY NANCY XVASH ,ALLEENE LAWIIORNE -IOHN W HEELER HELEN LAWHORNE EVA WHXTESIDE BILLY LEWIS RUTH XNILHELM HEI.EN N1ACl-IERAS I161

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of Mr. Waddell, lighted up when our first assembly was opened by our handsome new principal! CStop sighing, gals, youill make him blush.j The proverb the older they get the bolder they are held true to form, for it was the sophomores who were cutting a rugn at the dances. And why were the bond sales and the operetta, Pinafore, such a success? Because of the sophomores! COf course, these opinions are definitely bigottedj Another reform Cnot the change from the back booth in the State to the OakesD was incurred when the Honor Court was separated from the Executive Committee. To latter we chose Lois Velte and Bobby Humphris, as representatives, and to the former, Eloise Knox and Johnny Macheras. Class President-another red head and another Davidson. Fording the on-rushing river of knowledge we, in our canoe of determination, resolved to do our best as Juniors. With Bobby Humphris as president, Eloise Knox as vice presi- dent, Kenneth Sensabaugh and Lou Moore as executive committeemen, and George Lauder- dale and Lois Velte as members of the Honor Court, we tried hard to stay in our course. Again our now-experienced and leisure-loving selves were subjected to a changcf Activities Period on Wednesday. It seems too that we upper classmen have become fasci- nated by lower classmen, for examplefCSissy, do you dare me?J This was probably the result of fraternization during the Mikado and Stage Door rehearsals. It was the Class of '46, with the persuasion of Mrs. Page CM. W. Dunlapj who broke the precedent of giving the seniors a picnic by successfully throwing a Junior-Senior Party. Soft music-candle lighted tables-Humphris, famous soliloquy Ca hearty coughjiMrs. Boykin's graceful waltzing-our minds sentimentally turned to the expectations of re- freshments. Well, it seems as though we didn't get our toes wet, and we're ready to take our de- ceivingly burdensome luggage under our arms and make our last stop at Lexington High School. Paging Class President Humphris, Student Body President George Lauderdale, Executives White and Marr, Honor Councilmen Pultz and McNeill With the strains of Auld Lang Syne growing louder, it is hard for us to recall the best days of our senior year. We can't forget the confusing change of recess-the arrival of new teachers: Mrs. Bishop, Miss Stagg, Mrs. Hill, Miss Clement, another brave charac- ter, and the return of Mr. Lynch. CMore keys lost but we're a big-hearted classj-added two more Lotharios to the role, J, Pf' and K. Lamb-noise in the cafeteria CHOW we did complain-all in funlj-Richmond trip to the General Assembly-May Day-We have all this to delight us in retrospection! So we, the Class of 1946, have tasted a comparatively small morsel of life-the bitter of exams and the sweet of vacation romances, we have drunk the milk of human kind- nessn of our teachers, and now we're ready to put aside our lethargic dreams, take up our staff and climb the misty paths of our future. SARA LEE FREEMAN I 15 l

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