Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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ATI-1 I-ETICS

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Eighth Grade . ICIQQAR RARE EDITH QIOOIJMAN I'HYI.I.Is IXIOORI-I JAMES BEARD AIARTIIA HALI. CHARLES. IXIORRIS KIARGARI-l'1' BICPITON G. V. HARI.OXN' TOMMY IXICIXIIZMAN l.ELANI1 BELL CECELIA I'IAYSLIC'I I' ROBERT PAXTON NORA BENNINOTON AlIrI.IA HOnc:EI'E'I'II .XI.I.EN PI-iNIcR x'IARY BLAKELY BILLY Ii0I.LIS NIARY IDAISY PIQRRINOER IQAYMONIJ BRAEORIJ ALLAN HOSTETTER PATRICIA PRICE NANCY BROVVN H. J. HOTINGER IEOROTIIY REID l':VIiRE'I 1'I-1 CARTER PATRICIA HLWIEERT BOBBY RIILEY MARY CSARTER NIARY HIH--I-MAN IQICHARD SHELLEY H. W. CHILIJRESS -IIMMIE HRYTTON CHARLES SIMPSON IQENTON CHITTIIM VIRGINIA IANNIIZZI BARBARA SLIGII SARA CHRISTIAN CARL -IACQUE ANNE SMII,EY WII.LIAM COI-'IPI-:Y IRENE KIOHNSON ANNA N1AE SMITH l.OIs COLEMAN NIARILYN AIONI-Ls NANCY SPENCER ROBERT 1,ICKI-TY BILLY KESLER JOSEPH SWINK STEVE DOI: cql-INE KNICK EARL SWISHER KENNAN IJOVVNHY PAGE KNICR SAM 'ISARDY R. A. ISNGLEMAN CAROLINE I,AcREY WYMA WALKER K. IX1. ENTSMINOER CYNTHIA LACKEY MARY SUE XNEEKS ROY ISNTSIXIINGER CHARLES I,Aw EDITH VVHITE -IOHN FULLER PIARRY l.I-:wIs NIELVIN WIOGINF. l.IIRTY FIFI-ZR BIf:'I'TY XIAKERITIS .IULIA VVISEMAN LOUISE CIILLIAM HOWARD NIITCHIQLI. JEAN ANN XYOUNK l201

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