Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1947 volume:

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I ..... E.. ...,, , .5 2:5 .EVELYN T. LAW, B. S. 'AA' A 3 1. , L. I Li W I 2 X15 '33 LULA B. TARDY, B. JUNE L. REYNO Sem-fmry S. Q Q Qarvuford We, the Class of ,47, have endeavored to recall in the following pages four happy years at L. H. S. with a hope that it will renew old memories. THE STAFF 611155 af '47 MOTTO: It if m.vie1' to messed than to explain why you failed COLORS: Blue and Silver FLOWER! Red Rom: xXx X 7! EM ff in Z fff 2 X af up 'ff f -all -gi 9' AN TONI ELLA IANNUZZI .fl1mette T0ni,' Skimulei President of Class, 4, Honor Court, 2, 3, 4, Chairman, 45 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer, 35 Robin Hood, 3, Latin Club, 3, 4, President, 3, Sca1'Lcflzr Staff, 4, Red Pepper Club, 35 Hall of Fame, 3, Basketball, 2, 3, CRYSTAL Staff, 4. Annette is thc pride of thc Class of '47-she's popular, intellectual, and friendly to everyone. Always engaged in some school activity, Annette has become a familiar personage to each and every one of us. Her classmates envy her ability to receive the highest possible grades, and the teachers all know that she is capable of doing so. We bid you adiof, knowing that you will be very successful in future years. R S X , ' 'l' 1.410-ff. U... Nl A0-eu... GQA gl .cg SJLQ 1 v-er - W -. JC C, .K2,4I,.i,,g.,, . J I Jffljmigl-lflL.Kf'WF:-,:l1kJL,f lil f RMU X 0 lil MWXWLW fra' I. H fl? ily f ,,-I ,, ri D0 Oil .. ny..-1,111.7 'K- cuees 4 -at f B-.F .-HA-sa . li f . - I X, 1... F! Cx..A-L--M Dame Hmmm, an W- G!-QDA-Usgo X664-A-1 Q... 52 ebcwva- 'G-e. uxgg an as asa, sms s- is -,jars sexe is E .gm asm CHARLES WILLIAM AGNOR, JR. ccD00tl! tc'Egg-fn Football, 4, Basketball, I, 3, 4, Track, I, 2, 3, 45 President of Class, 2, 33 Mono- gram, I, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Honor Court, 45 Aeronautics Club, IQ Glee Club, 3, 4. Quiet, mischievous, nonchalant Doot is generally seen around the halls with his hands in his pockets and busy with Dentyne. He's our wonder man in foot- ball, basketball. and track. Coach Pete surely will miss his triple threat abilities on the gridiron next season. Best of luck to a great member of the Class of ,47 who's another Houston Street man. GUY BYER AGNOR, In. ucuyss ccsonnyss Football, 3, 4, Basketball, 3, 43 Latin Club, lj Nlonograrn Club, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 45 Pinafore, IQ lVIil-:ado, 25 Robin Hood, 3, President Student Body, 4, Executive Committee, 43 Crystal Staff, 3, 4. Who is that tall Guy all the gals swoon over? Yep, that's' Sonny. Guy, the other one on KAT's roll is an all-around student. He made an excellent Student Body President this year and guided the students by his own example. In between speeches he managed to play football, basketball, and sing in the Glee Club. Guy and his blue Pontiac will be missed next year. Here's loads of luck for we know you'll succeed in anything that you undertake in the world. RUTH ANNE ELIZABETH AGNOR ' Ban B011.11ic Latin Club, Ig Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, President, 3, 45 Mikado, 25 Robin Hood,'l 3, Red Pepper Club, 3, 4, French Club, 3, Dilettante Club, 3, President, Smr- Lfttcr, 45 CRYSTAL Staff, 4. ' Attractive? ' Yes! Happy-go-lucky? Well, l1ZlICll,l Brains? Of course! Ruth Anne? Right you arel Bonnie is one of those girls who's got what it takes, and with that voice of hers she'll charm the world. Because of her good looks and genial manner Ban attracts many interests at V. M. I. Best of everything, Ruth Anne. Keep 'em Hyin'l IANIE LOU AYRES I Hfzmis' Lou fan: Eyre Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 45 NIikado,,' 35 Robin Hood, 4, Library Club, 3, Secre- tary, Dilettante Club, 3, U-Name-lt Club, 4, Secretary, Executive Committee, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Hall of Fame, 33 Hi-Y Club, 4. A radiant smile, a winning personality and a cheerful disposition characterize Janie. She is definitely the number one femme fatale in school with her good looks, popularity, and scholastic standing. No matter what the future holds in store for her, we're certain that Janie will continue to get the best from life. Best of luck, beautiful, you've made for yourself a lasting place at L. H. S. lSl fewfffi-24,416-vafk Law..-.affsiyfffsfs CARIQRICHARD AYRES 1Vicl1'id Dany jo'ne.r Footabll, '44, '46, Aeronautics, ,445 Boys' Monogram Club, '46, Boys' Sports Club, '46, Richard, the fair-hearted, is one of our returned veterans who knows much but says little. Yet he made himself known on the football field and has won for himself many friends by his quiet reserved and friendly manner. With his diploma in his hand, he intends to seek his fortune in parts unknown. To you, we say, God speed. CLOVIS MILLICAN BAKER Cookie Toby CudzZle.r Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Mikado, 25 Robin Hood, 33 Latin Club, I, Presidentg President of Class, xg Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4g Track, I, 2, 45 Football, 3, 45 Monogram, 2, 3, 45 Cavsrai. Staff, 45 French Club, 3, 4. Toby is one of the outstanding personalities of the Class of ,47-lll athletics, studies, and in the social world. Although Cuddles has broken many feminine hearts at L. H. S., and has secured many ringstil, he always manages to emerge with his heart intact. Since Clovis has represented L. H. S. in state athletic and literary circles, we expect him to gain wider public recognition in the future. Good luck, Toby and bon Voyage! WILLIAM GLEASON BEAN, JR. IEEE!!! IISIUHPU Glee Club, 2, 3, 45 Mikado, 2, Latin Club, Ig French Club, 3, 45 Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, Monogram Club, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer, 45 Executive Committee, 3, Ciwsrm. Staff, 4. just one look at the numerous activities listed above assures us that Bill is one of the most assiduous and popular members of the Class of ,47. His all-around capabilities are evident both in the classroom, where he merits Honor Roll recog- nition, and in athletics, as well as other extra-curricular activities. Sincerely hoping that happiness and success will follow you always, we bid you' au revoir pour maintenantf' but we feel certain we'll hear from you in the future. MARTHA ANN CHILDRESS Blurty Latin Club, IQ Glee Club, I, 2, 35 Pinafore, Ig Mikado, 2, Robin Hood, 3, French Club, 3, 4, Red Pepper Club, 4g Scribblers' Club, 35 CRYSTAL Staff, 4. A small, adorable brunette-that's our hlartha. Always throwing her bewitching Smile around, she is one of the sweetest in the Class of ,47. Oh yes, you can always be Sure its Lucky around this Southern Belle, who has plenty of admirers at Yale, V. P. I. and L. H. S. With your many capabilities and conscientious ways, may you Walk into the hearts of the world as you have into oursl l9l I O. Wu fj f,f1 J ZZME ZQMU 7Yl Glu 7iout4xOweA ma Lcd-eVU ,Z XQJ-QAAYJL -its -Lvwiza Aww ia,-WHA 'g:fQ.vj 16-f0c'ft ' I ff!!! X in. Lf ,Z Lfvf? f ERNEST OLIVER CUMMINGS Rs Football 4 Basketball 4 Boys .Monogram Club 4 Boys Sports Club 4 Tune and space keep us from telhng all the mformatlon concernmg Red When Ernest transferred from Efllnger he walked rxght mto the hearts of everyone at L H 'S In the l1ne of athletxcs Red IS at home on the football field basketball court or baseball dlamond Here s wxshmg a swell uy the best of luck always The Class of 47 will never forget you Red ROLAND LEE FIFER Roland Flute Llbraxy Club I 2 3 4 Treasurer President 3 Latxn Club I Honor Court 3 Execut1veComm1ttee 4 Track,3 UName It Club 4 Football 4 Glee Club 2 lXI1l ado 2, Scarlletter Staff, 4 Ilute a famlhar call through the L H S halls summons a boy w1th brown eyes and a sunny snule In our classes he IS known by hss teachers as the boy wxth lns head on the desk tryxng to catch up on hls sleep Hrs huntmg grounds are not ln Lexmgton but quxte often he VlSltS the crty ln hrs ford Because of hxs wxllmg ness to work and hrs cheerful personalxty Roland has a brlght future ahead of lnm Best of luck Flute you deserve xt' DORIS JANE FIREBAUGH Bonehead Slzm Glee Club 3 4 L1brar1an 3 4, R0bln Hood 3 Dxlettante Club I 2 3 4 Presxdent 4 Latln Club 2 3 Llbrary Club I 3,4 UName It Club 4 Pres1dent4 Dons xs that t1ll serene charmer wanderxng 'around the halls of L H S When we s Ly charmer we really mean 1tl just ask W 8. L and V M I l Although she darl shmmg tresses those dreamy eyes those lashes and that ready smxle and you ll admit that these assets combmed wlth a keen determxnauon and many abxlxtxes prove that our captwatmg Dons IS bound to xnhabxt a top step on the ladder of suc cess Happy landmg Dons' JUANITA BEATRICE FIX N1ta uanzla Basketball 3 Glec Club, I 3 4, Mnkado Robxn Hood 3 H1Y Club 4 UName It Club 4 Lzbrary Club 4, Latln Club 2 3 If you ever feel down ln the dumps you d better look up a certain senior gxrl wrth blonde han' and brown eyes Wxth her wonderful sense of humor and a swell drsposmon she can drrve away all your troubles We all know this wonder gal as Nlta Bemg slmply nuts about horses Cas 1f we dxdn t knowl she hopes to own a horse ranch some day Here s w1sh1ng a grand gxrl the best of luck m the future w1th her I'l1cka s and Thunderheads May you not get thrown' xl! ,V-frf' ' f 10 mpg, Lpgjf f -4? X M XJ? I o 4 1 l X CC dn 4 . . 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' - VX J, ff .ac f. f fga ca,-Y paw- :ref-jp? if ff gf' Zayed, biiivljyrj 1426 114 Q, f LL- fbt-Q , .1 ' .auf-J,f1..,5p 4321! --- f AA'!' '44 Q' ELIZABETH ANGELENE flags-'L Liam Kaur' Hi-U Liz Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 45 Mikado, 2g Robin Hood, 3, Basketball, I, 25 Monogram Club, 3, 43 Red Pepper Club, 3, 45 Latin Club, 1, 3, French Club, 2g Commercial Club, 3, 4, CRYSTAL Staff, 4. - If anyone in school is giving a party, you can bet your life it's Hess. Her numer- ous gatherings are always fun with music, dancing, lots to eat plus men from the Institute. Need we say more? Hess is our all-around gal as one can see from her activities above. She has shown her ability for responsibility more than once. If it's looks you need, remember Liz has that too, along with the skin you love to touch. Everyone knows that when Elizabeth leaves L. H. S., she will succeed in every little Q! D thing she undertakes. ANNA LOUISE HILEMAN Anna Gorgeou.r', Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4g Mikado, 2, Robin Hood, 35 Latin Club, IQ Commercial Club, 3 5 Red Pepper Club, 3, 4, Hall of Fame, 3, CRYSTAL Staff, 4, Editor-in-Chief. Looking for a homely girl! Someone to darn your socks! Then steer clear of Anna 'cause she's certainly not the type. With those Hirty eyes and that bubbling personality all she has to do is smile and they all come under her spell-whether from L. H. S., or V. M. I. Anna has been Hopping', along all right this year both in and out of school, Ambition directs her towards Madison and a secretarial career. So here's the best to one of the best of the Class of '47! BUD ROGERS IRVINE Buddha Henry French Club, 33 Boys' Sports Club, 3, 45 Football, 3, 45 Arts and Crafts Club, 4, President, Aeronautics Club, 2g Monogram Club, 4. In every class there's always a fellow with a cheerful grin and who is a friend of everyone. Curs is Buddie, who is one of the best Centers yet. He is a favorite of all the women, but his heart belongs to Well, what you say Kidd? YVe know you'1l win wherever you go, Buddie, so here's luck to one who will make the Navy proud! RUTH IRENE IRVINE Ruth Goofy 1 Dilettante Club, 3, 45 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4gHi-Y Club, 43 Basketball, 2, 3jU-NZlI11C- It Club, 4. Are you tired, let down? Why do you stay in this condition when you can have Goofy to brighten up your moments? She's that cute gal with shinin brown hair twinkling brown eyes, and what a smile! Ruth may be a little bashfulg at first but! boy, when you get to know her! ! l Old L. H. S., surely is going to lose one grand girl- ask a certain sophomore! ! Best of luck, honey, for we know you will succeed in whatever you undertake. llll A, , ,aw L- Qtyflv fy M fy-,VJ ,JW if fj ff ffffj 2 ffl' box 6 7 el Puawox Own are 0' X I' lf J. f- uuQ, O2 A JOSEPH HENRY KELLER Ia e Aeronautxcs Club 41 Cheerleader 45 Lxbrary Club 45, Glee Club 41 Boys Sports Club 46 A slnlled wmdow dresser of h1s own personahty That s oe Th1s tramt was dnsplayed not only at L H S but also wxth Uncle Sam s Marxnes He does all rxght wxth the gals too and prefers Natural Brndge to all the other seven wonders of the world H'1ppys'11l1ng oe' BARBARA ANN KELLEX B0bblE Kelley And here s our Bobble that qunet llttle miss Who wants to be a doctor An mdustnous student she IS sometlmes known to cause an uproar of laughter by hcr wxttvfl Jokes lt seems as lf for a pastlme Kelley has a yearning to sit ln cars at recess tlme' P l .flu rfumr Bobble and good doctormgl HELEN PETERS IXIACHERAS Ilelm S fmgxhot Glee Club 1 2 3 Robm Hood 3 Red Pepper Club 3 4 Presxdent 4, Basket ball x 3 4 L1brar5 1 French Club 2 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Vlce Presxdent of umor Class ScarLetter Staff 4 l ooltmg for the most athletic gal at L H S ' That s Helen wlth coal black haxr green eyes and oh' that Ipana Sm1le which really slays em all Helen has a linger ln every ple whether lt xs xn athletlcs or ln soclal actlvltles Wlth her good looks and pleasing personality she will always be popular When you depart ole gal one of our greatest attractxons wmll be gone JOHN PRATT MASON folmme Football, 3, 4, Track 3, Boys Sports Club, 4 Monogram Club 3, 4 P , besldes bemg one of the best athletes 111 L H S , xs very popular wlth members of both sexes The latter IS easllv explamcd smce he has a wmnmg personalxty, good looks and ns always well dressed I P seems to have Ufemmme fans m everv state of the Umon Although he has attended other schools L H S ns proud of the fact thatj P always seems to find hrs way back here We've found that he s a great guy, and we're eertam that the future holds nothmg but success in store for hxm l12l - 3 A- 4- f Tlx- ' f- fl X - if ll 15711 L9 l V . Ll ,f , ' L, ' -' i . ! I 4' Q!!! fl- ff X 1 if ,gf f 3 -, 4 - , . will A - , . 77 , . , , ftp t 1 f' z We 11- - x A ' G zz an l I . ll . l In 7 I K C . . , J - tiff, Hi-Y Club, 25 Scribblers' Club, 3g Red Pepper Club, 4g French Club, 3. I . .2 4 l , .l n . 'Q it ,,- ' , , , of 6- 4 lc , ll: l sc 1' :sl X CC ' YY ' 57 . v 1. 9 3 4 9 5 9 1 7 1 ' ' ' J My . T9.12r1'l rr-123 . 1: 5 775, sv 407'- of ', -- I - ,' -, lib, W .a .g, . 'K ik D lt H I I . ' 1: -.abs 4. expr! Ab 1 JA .0 5, . 0' P -.P X t dbx E ff, ' ,I Nj' 42.27 lg. J. n A I l . . . l. l . l l . . .- UQ ' EDWARD MAYS Ezlard Eddie,' Faire Football, 3, 4, Monogram Club, 3, 45 Glee Club, -3, Boys' Sports Club, 4. We were thrilled when Uncle Sam let us have Eddie back. He is one of the most athletic and most dependable fellows of our class. VVe are proud of his good work as Center, Here's luck to you Eddie for we know you'll succeed. Keep eating and beware of the girlsl ROBERT BARNEY MITCHELL ulgobsr ::Bobbyu tcfjrabu Football, 4, Boys' Monogram Club, 45 Boys' Sports Club, 4, Glee Club, 4. Friendly, happy-go-lucky Bob came to the halls of L. H. S., from the far-flung waters and islands of tl1e Pacific. The gay casanova fcasanova, that is! I l ll set the town on fire as soon as he landed. His kindness and Hail, fellow! lfVell met! atti- tude has won him many hearts among the students. He not only handles a typewriter with skill, but also a car Cask Bakerj. Here's the best of luck to a wonderful guy. JOSEPH JAMES MURRAY, Ja. ccjbnnzyax :A-121: - Aeronautics Club, IQ Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Mikado, 29 Honor Court, 1, 2, Basket- ball, I, 35 Football, 4g French Club, 3, 4, ScarLetter Staff, 4, Editor-in-Chief, L. C. 23 37 4' Who is it that's tall and slim and walks with a long and swaying stride? Every- body knows him, our own -I2lVI. Who else? He's an outstanding boy in the Class of '47. As the capable editor of the newly created ScarLettcr, he is setting a high standard for the succeeding staffs. Whatever phase of life that Jimmy undertakes he is bound to set a mark. Here's to ya, Pl Cclinkll JANIES MARSHALL NICCLUNG C1zuck', Butch Sz0abbie Monogram Club, ,4O, ,4I, 742, '43, Hatch Club, '41, '42, '43, ,465 Boys' Sports Club, '46. Butch, who was one of Uncle Sam's Seabees, is now a member of our class. I-Ie's definitely not a woman hater which is proven by his frequent visits to our neigh- boring town. He always seems so reserved and quiet! l With his winning personality Butch will be long remembered by the Class of ,47. Here's luck to you, the farther South you go. l13l ,C-QJGQWQ7-f 5MB -,AG ' tai?-Z5 Qdi. , . f' 'N '2 772-fif lp f ,Q - g,.,v57fa,u-1- fs-r '?0M Lui -'-ff-efy-.. le......,-dz Aqfggggn. . 1.4,,.:f4-1 gqfyigdg he-1-L12-1,.1-4-4e1z.,,,4..,, fa RICHARD REES' we 6, Di:leie', Hara' ' f Aeronautics Club, lj Science Club, 2, 3, President, 35 Glee Club, 45 Pirates of Penzance, 45 French Club, 3, 45 CRYSTAL Staff, 4. Dependable, good-natured and handsome, that's Dickie. He's that blonde guy whom tl1e teachers will always remember for his arguments. Horrors! It's good UD preparation for his legal career. His worm fOops typographical error? personality will long be felt in the halls of L. H. S., Mac is a member of whom the Class of '47 can be justly proud. May you argue yourself through life, Dickie. ELIZABETH COURTNEY PETERS ctpetgzr Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Nlanager, 45 Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 45 Mikado, 25 Robin Hood, 35 Monogram Club, 3, 4, President, 45 Honor Court, 4, Secretaryg Red Pepper Club, 3, 45 Scav-Letter Staff, 4. Pete is the striking blonde with the pretty blue eyes. Quiet, sweet, dependable Elizabeth is always in the right place whether on the basketball court or in the class- room. Even though she has quite a few of the town's male populace on her string, there's one special guy for whom she keeps the home fires burning. So long, Pete, and keep sweet! ROBERT WILKERSON PITTENGER H A1010 H Science Club, I, 2, 35 Arts and Crafts Club, 45 Athletic Club, 45 French Club, I, 25 CRYs'rAL Staff, 4. Friendly, good-natured, and studious-thatls Moto. His four years at L. H. S. have been well spent: always on the Honor Roll, taking part in school activities, and driving that Big Blue Pontiac. Popular, dependable, and well-dressed are three more adjectives that describe Bobby. The future surely holds bright prospects for this member of the Class of ,47- flu rzvoir, Robert et bonnr fortune! ROBERT STANLEY POSTON Bobby,' Port Toa.rtir.r Parham Aeronautics Club, IQ Science Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 45 Glee Club, 2, 4g Mikado, 25 Football, 3, 45 Monogram Club, 3, 45 Latin Club, 35 French Club, 3, 45 ScarLetter Staff, 45 L. C., 2, 3, 4. Heh, heh, heh, heh. Who else laughs like that besides our Postum? Why, nobody! That laugh and the personality behind it is one of the best antidotes for gloom at L. H. S. Post Toasties has a great future ahead if he isn't blown to bits in the meantime by some of his pet chemical experiments. Good luck, and beware of the seductive power of moonlight and roses. l14l LCM ' Zz, I J dgjg A-4gQ44av,Z5V4z,e0Zf4la affzifi JZ'1aww . fl Law- MW. 0? , ' CVM OJ,-OML influx., an-k ,:tQ ,nfl ' .. ' , ,Xe ' CHARL s BE EIT RUBLE . rcfigg-rss uBE,nnyn Football, 45 Monogram Club, 4, Baseball, 4, Boys' Sport Club, 4. Our dashing young Lochinvar who came from the West CEfHnger Highl, has already won a place in everyone's heart. It was really our gain and EHinger's loss when Benny decided to transfer this year to L. H. S. Benny's ability is not only limited to football where he played a rugged end, but on the typewriter where he can really make the keys hum. CMuch to Miss Agnes' delightj ' May good luck follow you, Benny, wherever your path might lead. MARJORIE CORNELIA RUBLE Marge Glee Club, IQ French Club, 2, 3, Library Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Vice President, 4, Dilet- tante Club, 3, SrarLett:r Staff, 4, CRYSTAL Staff, 4, Hall of Fame, 3. Quiet, artistic, Marge is the joy not only of her fellow classmates, but also the teachers. Attractive bulletin boards and posters displayed around school always bear the trademark of Marjorie. QCheck drawingslin our annual for proof.J With your ability, Marjorie, we know that you are destined to become a great artist. 'IAIIKQ I B WQMIQ goudfn Q :H m mofnfng , buf- you lei-1' 130 goof, So H'1c'uuIvaf Dc-iv J- plot? CXPDMNJ Jo:-:ie io, ,-,W ' P7 f. ' 'FQ SO 554' HN va. ex VQQV' iam' ANNIE KIDD RIEEY ANC Gm'- 4 , Honey Smoogie', jackie Rooney Q 'mqnanp GleeiClub, I, 2, lVIikado, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 2, 35 Home Eco- nomics Club, 3, Red Pepper Club, 3, 4, Vice President, Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4, Arts and Crafts Club, 4., Secretary, Hi-Y Club, 2, Hall of Fame, 3. Vivacity-friendliness-pep-all the energy a vitamin pill cangive-tl1at's Annie. With these characteristics, she has won the heart of every student and the admiration of spectators at the football games. She not only did her part as a cheerleader, but also as guard on the basketball court. So long, Honey, we'll never forget you, will we Buddie? i KENNETH MAYFIELD SENSABAUGH Kenny Football, I, Science Club, 2, 3, Executive Committee, 3. Although he returned to L. H. S., just a month before mid-term, Kenny,, quickly became one of the most popular members of the Class of '47, The gals'll certify that he really sends 'em. Kenneth is also one of the brighter members of the Class- just ask the teachers about this. V We sincerely hope that the best of luck will follow you always, because you really deserve the best. flu rcvoir to one swell guy! l15l lfmrvdeome-, blend chcuajijieurf Lowgkf C11 Qi' 'efrisfqgier Es J Pqmmo Dino Kia: F Lu 'ff' pfssiglvp 'gr ., 1 rp- Cf- ompr J CJr is Y17,eC?Q Qblgkfi' fl?g c ,QWI fiqfiofbcfr 59021, lifffilff ic! I 30? SEQ If , t r. ifisysf ,BN 'asm'-2 sc .U 71, 21,821-fag of LSR Elm UI lngfg T: O, czotgj. FMA NN Ps-rriii' -l?c? Sb4 id 4 iplig Ogre QL.:-1.5, 5.471124 5-u-vt Us l!,f.fy6'-fc:-JJ-Zfg awfjafff JWJQZGKIAWJ f ff iff! Jw-A Ja J-All, CP up x, DQ ,M,-edfeef., 1.11-64'-lv' JOSEPH S SHANER In jnmmr Sarge Doggu Lxecutive Committee 4I Hatch Club 4l 4 43 46 Nicotine Club 4.1 4 43 46 Box s Sport Club 4.6 Here comes oe alwaw s with a big smile and ready to tell somethmg that happened last night in his peregrmations to ne'1rbv Cities lVh1le ln Italv he longed 9' to get baclx to L H S 'Ind to finish worl for his sheepskml' Good luclt to a great little guy' BURION ROWI SVIVIH Clee Club 4 Burton another G I h1d the determination 'md foresightedness to return to H S and get that much envied sheepsl in before starting out into the world He IS quiet studious and dependable-always willing to help 1 person in distress Phe Cl1ss of 47 will follow your c1reer with interest f y the four leaf clover bring you much luck' KA l HRYN ANN STU XRT Ann Kahn 111111 Librarv Club I 3 4 Glee Club, 2 3 4 Robin Hood 3 Dilettante Clu I 2 Latin Club 3 Arts and Crafts Club 4 Xnn that friendly httle gal who has a weakness for freshmen, has made manv friends at L H S with her winning smile and genial wavs Since Ann has a special interest in a neighboring vxcmitv, we hope we shall always have her nearby Best of every thing Ann we know you ll succeed MARX FRANCES SWINK Mary Fravzces Dilettante Club 3 4 Treasurer 4' Hi-X Club 3 4. uiet always willing to lend a helping hand-yep! That s our Mary Frances. With her winning smile and sweet personality she has made many friends at L. H. S. We know you ll achieve whatever you undertake Mary Frances so here s wishin you thd best of luck and smooth sailing. l16 Mo QNA, k- CSIMQ j2,.,v13h 3,,J s. 'EE Ni, Xkgbyvsl BARBARA TROXELL , Barbara Bobby Latin Club, x, 3. Who is quiet, sweet, diminutive? No other than Barabara with her soft, dancing eyes, and her own patented smile that she lends to everyone. A good worker, Barbara will tackle anything-and she goes places in the class room, too. Here's to you, Bobby',l Keep smiling, it is a wonderful trait. NANCY JANE WASH Nancy Blimpir Hi-Y Club, 2, 3, 4, Dilettante Club, 1, 2, 3, 45 U-Name-It Club, 4. Fun! Adventure! You can bet Nancy will be there. She is especially fond of red- heads, sailors, and even football players CFD. Her dependability and sense of humor have won her many friends during her stay at L. H. S. I 'Bye Nancy, we'll sure miss you. MARY ELIZABETH WIGGINS Bztty Wiggle.v Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Mikado, 25 Robin Hood, 35 Latin Club, I, 2, 3, Red Pepper Club, 35 Hi-Y Club, 4, President, 45 U-Name-It Club, 4. L. H. S. is certainly going to miss Wiggles Her good looks, sweet personality and brains have endeared her in the hearts of all the students and teachers. These characteristics will in the future endear her to her patients-as well as the internes! Betty has a way with the boys too, and is known for her fondness of Shefiield cheese. Farewell to a great girl, and good luck in the medical world! a1.L,3sL6L,, Y' d, A CA-Ar'-Q -52'-9'-122' me ffvi-L-Q 45-1- Rj H, , , K ,V .,,,. , N' sl ,I guvfkbga gn LJ ,ggi .Luna-..A tag ,3,,L'L -,i.,.jL..a3, , gms L,-,J -Am A-194-N Q 4-'ffl QQ. 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'. - -'- 1 W - l V' , Nz, f' 1 5 V, -gig' ,uf 5 J' -:fn . 1 ' 13 ,1,. Q - Fl - 5 W . if ,..,. .. J Y . ..', ., . 5- N W: ,I , , ,343 X Wi f lx 'Q 5 X e X ' f L s ' f . ' X al ' il V' u f ,e Zflzraugh the years VVith trembling knees and chattering teeth, we, insignificant little freshmen entered the vast portals of L. H. S., way back in 743. QLong time, eh ?j Those dreadful tales QD that were drilled into our innocent minds by the upperclassmen were soon proven false as we became more acquainted with the faculty members. With our class came the new principal, Mr. QDing-Dongj Bell, lVliss Gertrude Morrison, and Mr. Farrar fsigh! sigh!j. It wasn't too long until we found our Way around L. H. S., under the capable guidance of Thurston Thistlewaite, that product of Miss Sieg's imagination. In late November we elected Clovis Baker as president of our class. At mid-term we chose Alice Rice and Bob Knox to the Executive Committee along with Carolyn Black and Jimmy lVIurray as representatives on the Honor Court. On becoming Freshmen, the girls of our group adopted the sophisticated habit of using lipstick. It was only Tangee, Natural! During the term We lost Mary Stuart Brugh and Jack Edgren Chow about that, Anna FJ, but their empty desks were soon occupied by Bessie Bocock and Dick Anderson. You can ask Wiggles about that one. lVhen we became Sophomores, we felt that we were very worldly and sophisticated. We started the year right off by electing Doot Agnor, president, Bessie Bocock and Bob Knox to the Executive Committee. We can't leave out Annette Iannuzzi Cbeginning of her political careerj, and Jimmy Murray, our representatives on the Honor Court. All the girls of our class that year had crushes Cand you couldn't blame themj on the seniors and some Cfewj even managed to date them. Also, with the addition of lVIerl Reese and Jean lVIarshall, lovelight could be seen dancing in the eyes of some of us. In the spring, our class was honored by Ruth Anne and Clovis, having leads in the Mikado September rolled around again and Whadda' ya' know! ! We were Juniors. Changes were taking place rapidly with Miss Clement, Mrs. Hill, and Mr. Lynch coming and Miss Dunlap, Miss Sieg, and lVIr. Farrar going. While speaking of leaving, we all said good-bye to Bessie, didn't we Guy? V Well, once more election time came along and we elected Doot president of our class. Janie and Snap Bean were our delegates to the Executive Committee. Annette Cagainj and Roland represented us on the Honor Court. One of the biggest events in our Junior year was the acquiring of our class rings, but they were seen on fingers of not only L. H. S.' gals, but on persons of neighboring com- munities. Yep! Some people really get around! ! ! A U91 We blossomed out 1HtO the soc1al world th1s year too Remember the Sad1e Hawkms Dance? How could the gxrls ever forget xt? Then, too, there was that all lmportant Iunlor Sen1or Party We worked hard to make xt a great success and were rewarded by the mcest we thmkj affa1r of xts kmd Slam Books, Robrn Hood the County Basketball Tournament all these w1ll hnger 1n our memory for years to come lfVa1t' Wartl We dldn t mean to leave out the mtellectual slde, mcludxng entrees from our class ln the Latrn Tournament and the Vlfglnla I'I1gl'1 School Llterary League Pardon us' Strange as It seems, we have 'lt last become full fledged senrors wlth Guy Agnor as Student Body Pres1dent Annette rs agamn 1n the llmellght as class pres1dent, not to mentron Came and Roland on the Executrve Commrttee and Doot and Pete' on the Honor ourt Unfortunately, our class crrcle was broken wrth the departure of Alrce Rrce, who had been wrth us srnce our ABC days, and Carolyn Black who Jorned us 1n the seventh grade Much to our sorrow Mr Bell left us but we accepted most heartxly Pete' Brew baker, a Navy veteran, as prmcmpal and coach drdn t we, g1I'lSP Speakrng of veterans, we were glad to have back w1th us twelve members of the armed forces Mrs XV1lllHI'IlS, Mrs Wasdell, and Mrs Stevens Cweterans w1ves were the new members added to our faculty We m1ss the helpful guldance of NIISS Elhott who became 111 rn November Yep' We re really buzzxng th1s year, for we have a school neu spaper Scarlxtter, of whlch 1mmy Murray xs edltor 1n chlef VVeren t the home comlng and Chrxstmas dances fun? More fun comes rn the sprmg wlth the umor Senxor Party, Pnates of Penzance and graduauon The Class of 47 blds farewell to you, L H S W'e ll never forget you' l20l , . K ' ' ' ' GC 77 CC ' !! ' J C - J' ' 1 ' ' 56 Y! ll 9 . . H - ,, . . . ' KC 7 2 ' 1 . . c . , . J . v v P ' J , . . Y ' a . .... , . . , - , - . . . J . . H .- as - 9 ' ' 2 611155 Will of 1947 I, Charles Agnor, bequeath my red practice pants to the girls' basketball team. I, Guy Agnor, bequeath my typewriter ribbon to Mr. Thompson to use as a bow tie. I, Ruth Anne Agnor, bequeath my freckles to Scotty Huger. I I, Janie Ayres, bequeath my six brothers to anyone who can learn one from the other. I, Richard Ayres, bequeath my free rides to Buena Vista to anyone who will ride. I, Clovis Baker, bequeath my beautiful voice to Joe Eisler. I, Billy Bean, bequeath my letters to French girls to Scotty I-Iuger. I, Martha Childress, bequeath my height to Julia I-Iedgepeth. I, Ernest Cummings, bequeath my country style basketball to John McDowell. I, Roland Fifer, bequeath my nickname Flute to my brother, Lurty. I, Doris Firebaugh, bequeath my vQ M. Spirit and my W. 8C L. Swing to Betty Mohler. I, Juanita Fix, bequeath my great ability to keep quiet at all times to Edithe Goodman. I, Elizabeth Hess, bequeath my love for unickelsv to anyone who can afford it. I, Anna Hileman, bequeath my love for Mr. Thompson to Sissy,' Davis. I, Annette Iannuzzi, bequeath my questions in physics class to anyone who's bold enough to ask them. , I, Bud Irvine, bequeath my love for Ruleys to Bobby Mays. I, Ruth Irvine, bequeath my love for sophomores to Annie Lawhorn. I, Joe Keller, bequeath my height to Sarah fWigglesj Lomax. I, Barbara Kelley, bequeath my after lunch enjoyment to Thalia Macheras. I, I-Ielen Macheras, bequeath my athletic ability to Pooh Rader. I, Johnny Pratt, Mason, bequeath my trips to Roanoke to V. M. I.-V. P. I. football games to Scotty I-Iuger. I, Eddie Mays, bequeath my football uniform to Keith James. I, Bob IVIitchell, bequeath my car for future travel between Buena Vista and Lexing- ton to Joe Eisler. I21l Hass Wzll of 1947 ezwfmuaf I immy Murray, bequeath my Springfield rliie to Gordon Ilchols I ames McClung, bequeath my nightly trips to Buena Vista to Billy Wray I Dickie McDonald bequeath my arguments with teacheis to anybody who can get away with it I Elizabeth Peters bequeath my blush to Miss Clement Bobby Pittenger bequeath my I'r1day and Saturday nights IH Buena Vista Douglas Riggler I Bobby Poston bequeath my cave explorations to Stuart IVIoore I Benny Ruble bequeath my old safety razor to Spud Wilhelm I Marjorie Ruble, bequeath a free trip to Martinsville to Mary Sue Weeks I Kenneth Sensabaugh, bequeath my baseball bat to Don Leech Junmie Shaner bequeath my trips to Buena V1sta to Scotty I-Iuger I Burton Smith bequeath my drawing instruments and my place in the senior class to my little sister Martha, when she has a need for them I Ann Stuart bequeath my blue eyes to Ann Smilev I Mary Frances Swinlt, bequeath my seat on the bus to Doris Carter I Barbara Troxell bequeath my love P for shorthand to Agnes Hostetter I Nancy Wash bequeath my love for red headed sailors to Lorraine Logan I Betty Wiggins, bequeath to Pat Hubert the right to wear those clothes of mine she s often said she d like to wear WITNESSES ANNA HILEMAN RUTH ANNE AGNOR ELIZABETH I-Inss GUY B AGNOR, I I 22 s ' U ' ' . , I ' ' ' ' . , . U. i 7 , g 4 ' - ' 7 7 - I7 I . 7 1 . . . . to 1 9 ' ' ' - . . , cc sa ' 7 7 ' I, Annie Ruley, bequeath my love for Houston Street to my little sister, Ruth. , . . I, . . 7 . . . , I l . 3 . . C . K . K , . , 1 4 Q D 1 . , 4 . Y ' . g , , C-D - 2 7 ' D ' 7 a u ' ' , . , . + . . . R. l Name AGNOR, C... . . . AGNOR, G. .... . AGNO11 R. A.. . n AYRES, I .... . . . AYRES, R.. BAKER .... BEAN ..... CH1LDREss ..... CUMMINGS. FIFER ..... F IREBAUGH .... FIX ....... HEss. .. HILEMAN. . IANNUZZI. . IRVINE, B.. IRVINE, R.. KELLER. . . KELLEY. . . NIACHERAS .... Senior Mirrar Fcworitz Saying Favorite Song Ififfaknexx No Stull! ..... A ..... . . . Star Dust ....... Blondes Stupid! .......... . . . Th1s is Always ....................... ..... B runettes You Be Good! ..... . . Rachmaninoff's 'Second Piano Concerto, H ...... hiusic I'll Be Forced To! ..., . . . All The Things You Areu ............. ..... N ear-By Cities Do Who? ............. . . . Marie .......... Milkshakes I Bet You Tell That To S All The Boys! .......... Is It True What They Say About Dixie? . ...... VVomen Horrors! ....... . Oh, Shoot! ..... . . . Some Sunday Morning ................ .... . .. I've Got You Under Nly Skin . . .... . Listening To Sea Stories Aden With Light Hair Uh, Huh! .... . . . Some Sunday Morning ....... ..... C ountry Basketball Beats Me! ......... . . . Z1p-a-Dee-Do-Dah ................ ..... B uena Vista Oh, Shoot! .......... . . . Star Dust ........ .................. ..... O 1 der Boys You Dumb Bunny! ....... Chopin's 'Polonaise in A-Flat Minor, . . . ..,. ,Horses Give Me The Gun-Now I'Ve Seen Everythingl. . . Star Dustl' .................................. Foreigners E I Thought I'd Die! ....... Tschaikovsky's 'Concerto In B-flat Nlinor' .... Automobiles Gol - - - ly! ........ . . Warsa.W Concerto Music Go Blow! ........ . . Why Does It Get So Late So Early?,' .... ..... L ate Hours AW, You Know! .... . . For Sentimental Reasonsv ............ ..... S ailors Yard Bird! ..., ........ ' 'Sentimental Journey . . . ..... Late Hours Humph! ............... Pooh-Daddy, Yea, Geel. . . . . Begin The Beguinen ........ .... . How Deep Is the Ocean?',. .. ..... Camels Chewing Gum N ame MASON .... . MAYS . ..... MITCHELL. . MURRAY. . . MCCLUNG. . MCDONALD. PETERS .... PLTTENGER. Pos'roN .... RUBLE, B... RUBLE, M.. RULEY ..... SENSABAUGH. . . SHANER .... SMITH ...... STUART .... SWINK ..... TROXELL. . . WASH ...... WIGGINS. . . Senior jlflirrar- amffmad Favorite Saying This Is Killing Me! .... Says Who? ....... Not You, You! .... Bat! ................. That's All She VVrote!.. E-e-e-gads! .... ......... ' ' Aw, Hector! .... Shuckings! ....... Heh, I-Ieh, Heh! ..... Oh, Bull! ....... Good Day! ..... Aw, Buddie! .... Aw, Heck! ............ You've Had It, Fellowl. . . Goodness, Gracious! ...... Cripes! ............... NO Fooling! .... Aw, Heck! .... . . Fiddlesticks! .... Awwwwwwl. . . Favorite Song There I've Said It Againv. . . .. . . . To Each His Own ..... ..... Bolero ........ .. ..... La Marseillaisen ............. ..... It's Been A Long, Long, Time .. Old MacDonald I-Iad A Farmn. . . . . . . Night And Day ............ . . Hey! Ba-Ba-A-Re-Bop . . . ...... .... . . . . Spellbound ..... ............................ What Do They Do On A Rainy Night in Rio? Chopin's 'Polonaise In A-Flat Minor, . . . . . My Buddie ...............,......., . . For Sentimental Reasons . . . . . For Sentimental Reasons . . . . . Two Different Worldsv. . . . Five Minutes Morev .... . . Who Do You Love, I Hope? . .. .... Back In The Saddle Again Till The End of Time .... Begin The Beguine . . . Weaknfff VVomen Females Red-Heads That 'Walk Through Green Lights Too Numerous To Mention George's Thinking Basketball The '4City Figures L. I-I. S. Cafeteria Lunches Basketball Games Buddie Automobiles VVomen with Brown Hair Bashfulness Brown Eyes .Hill Billy Music Hill Billy Music Red-Heads Clothes V G ox 09 ,R-1Q'k 'X f as e ff' 'K B Z' is Ji, L e o Q 6!fS Q ff? I' is I Agj M3 I A1 N Q Q S X in rl xy in qw' M U -X miFW'Vf'k x pn. I ls !!!e!v?ax 1 llllll Mn w x . f B' 0 J IQ7-1f4 fl!gA,f iff E VA Ng W Z .7. QQ? Vw 51 N9 4353? 'Seri S O it A sg N fi? A W DI, qflflfa Wy? 0 lfl l Ov , W5 XA rl A 552014 ' I I All M . J Y . XM -A . E ML-E Q ' ' f ' 61 O I yy gy ,gf mar ass H ' X Wpl A 4 . , gg P PTO LEO wif., WILLIAM JOHNSTON' WALTER ROBERTSON 0,6 'L ' X W? fx VIAN BUCHANAN L7 WILLIAM JONES RUTH RULEY f J ILSON BOWYER ' MARTPIA LAUDERDALE LEAH SACHS -7 A li ALICE CARROLL v DON LEECH BURNETT SENSABAUGII 1 0-7 DORIS CARTER 5' EDWARD LOVING ANN SHANER in 'rl-IOMAS CHILDS JOHNNIE lVlASON DOROTHY SHOWALTER 40 ,IPF yi W! X CHITTUM ROBERT MITCHELL CAROL SLIGH V Ogyf jo Uf' RLES CONNER ELIZABETH MOHLER DANIEL SNIDER If ,Aff 'W' . QP! dj VEKXRBARA CRAWFORD MARIE IVIOLSTAD LEWIS SPERKA Iwfg! '7 GH .E D V Q2 X RALEIGH CRIST STUART MOORE MILDRED SORRELLS fd., 9, ryvv ' J y EDITH DAVIS I FRANCES MORTON FRED SWISHER gi , 'THOMAS DUNLAP 73 ,In,.L7Lff3 ,-ZLQXLEERT NICCOWN HELEN TILSON Q9 H if XFN! GORDON ECHOLS ' ROBERT MCCORA1ICK IWLARY TROXELL . RLJQSEPH EISLER JOHN MCDOWEITL YNwvOoD VEss BEATRICE HARTLESS BETTY MCIQENIY , 'THELMA WATTS . RALPH HOSTEITER LEON MCKEMY ' DOROTHY WHEELEIL I ,.,. if fl' 'H,WAI, , sv JOSEPHINE HOTINGEJL'-I WILLIAM NICNENIAR PRESTON XVILI-IELM fj ll j CYNJJ-y A ' ' ALLISON HUEERT RAYNELL POPE WVILLIAM ZOLLMAN M lf fi JAMES PRUETT - C71 I' ,Jil ef f I X9 i We Juniors entered school at the beginning of the year feeling rather important, but after!! A US Y -wr? swiss JA A short time we became just some individuals, struggling with education. However, we found time to elect the following students as our leaders: Joe Eisler, presidentg Raynell Pope, vice presidentg Dot Showalter and Lewis Sperka, representatives on the Executive Committeeg Alice Carroll and Joe Eisler, representatives on the Honor Court. Our main social function was the Junior-Senior party which was a banquet followed by a dance. Now, we are looking forWard with great expectations to our NAAQM--ZMIDL 5 Senior Year when We will be the honored guests, instead of the hgsts. gy E X? Af, WIMMM lbdfll QR .-.qzfycow A v . fZ-.I.PZIfZm RA I A E2 WMI iff-Eseaygee I Je AYZJW7 7 fel RQ I . Rkuqw N R Y N N lx N 1. Juv-L. Q ' ff? i Jin , ,ZWQQU fb -or 6 '. . flfrvY ' E, 5'-C , , ., , :Bait-Elm ' rs Q-'E' , ' .1 f,U-75' F:-I. . -fl' figfji- ukfgq L'-ei,-54, v ECL!-mill-A 'lm' infix? .fig Sa lzamarc gfdigfi Wm KQASSNW, me h ' p ' 'fhfs jfwf ' N 'I' K E :ju R6 dggidhilaif O-Q Q ' S 'L ,,.-. '71 . lI..f?:'2.1f' 345 LEE BOYD SCOTT HUGER Xml' 7 63-AXTER MORRISON UQ -9- do bb ' ffgbc- Ll.-'Fi 52f:,',ey'qj-33 I ' RALPH BRAY MIKE JONES I, ' ' ' IoAN.fMOsEs l URTON BREEDLOVE RONALD JORDAN Fifi? QLQUEOHN MCCURDY Y! 'LSON CAMDEN THOMAS LACKEY 'MUUJIM 13 ELIZABETH NICNUTT EADS ANNIE LAWIIORN flgffofw WILLIS RONVSEY I v , jxgmss HARRIS VERA LOGAN ,Q M CQ CATHERINE SENSABAUGH I ' 1 I r I- 1 S VIA' INIA HARRIS CATHERINE LOMAX HILTON THOMAS M 5 1 . HEYER WILLIAM LOMAX CHARLOTTE WILSON X,Q3J TLA' Y I f W ' ' A- H. S JFNE HICKhIAN THALIA MACIIERAS RUSSELL WRIGI-IT of M 'VV' ' NES HOS1'ETTER Q. 'IAMES MAYS COLLEEN ZOLLMAN Q' WM , . N gf ' The Sophomore Class this y,ear isailerhaps the smallest in the history of Lexington High School. We chose Colleen Zollman to lead us as our class president. Ioan Moses and Ronald Jordan were duly I ected to represent us on the Executive Committee while Baxter Morrison was made our member of ago of the Honor Court. Along with many newcomers, we welcomed Mrs. Wasdell, our homeroom teacher. What, oh what, will become of the gay young Sophomores? They will become the mighty members of I the junior Class of the year I947-1948. . cn Q56 d,xUf Z 27 f'O Vo N gf 0 gg 559' ff via fl x dog Qfgffjjffywv 5 Pfyjf X ,. Q,W,lWfv I- J ' f fig sl A fI9v 9iw'f M .AJAX J, 3,1 V, A, . QW 6 IALPIY'-ef 'iA Y- f B Z,ff235i5 .I I EDC BARE J! JAMES BEARD MAE BEETON LELAND BELL PAULINE BENNINGTON NANCY BROWN EDITIIE GOODMAN GWENDOLYN HARLOW JULIA ANN HEDGEPETIX W ILLIAM I'IOLLIS ALLAN HOSTET1'ER THOMAS MCNELIAR RICE MCNUTT ROBERT PAXTON D. ALLEN PENICK PATRICIA PRICE v'j,Qf?r:shmau 611155 Af? EVERETTE CARTER, JR. MARY CARTER RALPI-I HOSTETTER HARVEY HOTINGEIl PATRICIA LIUBERT IRICHARD SHELLEY CHARLES SIMPSON BARBARA SLIOH Rfb. HOUSTON CHILDREss, JR MARY ANN HUFFLIA ANNE SMILEY 'J KENTON CHITTUM VIRGINIA IANNIQ-gy ANNIE MAE SMITH SALLY CHRISTIAN CARL IACQUE NANCY SPENCER NORMAN COEIIEY IRENE JOHNSON JOSEPH SWINK O TED COEFEY BILLY KESLER EARL SWISHER 0 ' . .ROBERT DICKEY, JR. .EDWARD ICNICK SAM TARDY r J , STEVE DOD N CAROLINE LACREY A WYMA XVALKER gb IQENNAN DOWNEY CYNTHIA LACREY MARY SUE WEEKS C2 ,f' ' IRECTOR ENGLEMAN CHARLES LAVV EDITH WHITE X I ROY ENTSMINCER, JR. I'IARRY LEWIS , llgIELvIN WIGGINS -xg LURTY FIFER ARDEN LOCRER ' I-IARLES WISENIAN Q 'P' 0 JOHN FULLER, JR. ELIZABETH MAKARITIWg,,v ULIA WISEAIAN Q4 3 LULA GILLIAM HOWARD MITCIiELL EAN ANN YOUNG Y X' Q, CHARLIE MORRIS I 4644444 era! Z Us N -az-ca-f 721,46 Wm! X? Q9 The Hrst eighth graders Of L. H. S. have at last entered the freshman class! A least we ere ,W 5 different from all other freshmen in the history of L. H. S.-we didn't get lost! gp Q. We began this long awaited year by electing Virginia Iannuzzi class president and also a repre- I .Q sentative to the HOIW COI1rt along with Tommy NIcNemar. For tlIe Executive Committee we chose 7 Edithe Goodman and -Bobby On to represe us and Lurty Fifer as class secretary. R U S WVith flying color we to ss fr the freshman class to that of the happy-go-lucky X ' Q NN sophomoreggf 5 j GSDNQ, .iwvvff-Nix 5 'I , . AQ E - A 5 U X2 Y X JI! 3 I WO 1106 JMR M! R 7 ' I - . A RR .Y A I M J - is ' Pb fr I ' A M E7 ' J?-1 viii? Q 5 ggi Q LUX 3:0 'N 21,29 ll Iffffwl le MW fx LIIBIX Jfg QHJQQE' CMU -rw' ,IWW Ni? J I H 517 fl A190 nf, . 'ip ,V f . M Z - M10 W , . I J ,JL-ff affvfbg' W f' Lf ' ' L RT AGNOR DOROTHY PIARTLESS ' NNE MARIE RAYDER ,Z04c 8j U - HARRIETT ALFORD MARTHA HICKLIAN AMES REID f . A 0 L OEERT AYRES CURTIS HIGGINS VERNON RIGLEIK ja, f ' ANE BAILEY OPAL HOSTETTER :NIARY ANN ROWSEY ' LQ . CIiARLES BINGLER BETTY HUMPHRIS TUCKER RUBLE 1 BETTY BOYD GRACE IANNUZZI PAGE SANDERS f l,-' PHILLIPS BRECKINRIDGE IQEITI-I JAMES DORRIS SENSABAUGH , :HOWARD CARTER . USAN IQESLER ' :HUNTER SENSABAUGH I HAROLD CONNER AMMY IQIRKPATRICK lVIAKGARETISIBOLD Km Cm gin- G ,dc i, JAMES CRAXVFORD IDA LEE LAUCK FELICIA SIPOLSKI 7, , gf 71 . CHARLES CRIST F RANK LEECH ANDERSON SMITH Af '4' ' -5 Af - MARY DOOLEY JOHN LESLIE MARTHA SMITH , f'3, 51 ARTHUR EISLER GEORGE LOCKER NINA SPERKA Cb F595 C 'alas FRANCES ENGLEMAN EDDIE LOGAN FRANKLIN TARDY 'J funk -I ' NNE Fix 1 Q. SARAH LOMAX JAMES TARDY ,. Q X ff5Q BARBARA GOLDSEY CHARLES BJAYS LUGILLE VALENTINE f'44- ff'-af. p-we E ' ' . ANNIE HALL ROBERT lVIOSES BARBARA WHEELER C CLAUDE HAMRIC IVIARTHA MCIgENiY DAVIS XVRAY X 6, H . N, J 4 Dk LOWELL HAMRIG ROBERT MCKEMY VVILLIAM WRAY E . fi PEGGY HARLOW , DORIS ANN NUGROLS CHARLES YVRIGIIT 'V V . JOHN HARRISON SHIRLEY POPE 5 ETHEL ZOLLMAN We the members of the Eighth Grade of '47 came ' lywi i reat expanse Of wonder- land, eager to learn and to Iind Out what the nex v rs hold ' store for us. We had heard tales Of students having to look up to the miglIty Sen ' Ind, a s -in assembly. However, J ' after a few days, we realized that high school wasiitiiqgd and t everyone was friendly and J, L, Q helpful. ,Uv , . ,, 'T' J as We joined different clubs and participated'2d4M!fiOuS ' ' 'es Jjhithool. Coming back J i f' J after our Christmas holidays, we elected Betty Hurnphris as si ent our class and Robert Moses X . to serve with her on the Honor Court and Phillips Breckinridge and Jane Bailey as Executive repre- . . Af sentatwes. 'ff ,U Q3 '7 , f I .57 ff If' Q WL J if L My .1 Jr X J i ix . - 'A I l29 J he ,ff A 77, ' 7+ jv O17 ,wi WMM ,MI ff-eww, - SE. I 1-Y ' , Tb. r' ' . Q, I .' ' . , -I f' B If I I 1,c,ff,f,' L17i'!'l f- E I - , ,.4Z,,-.,4 .K ,538 VM H 'LZw'1'7 'fMf ' drlumercial 611155 II QI, 41? CHARLES AGNOR I ' CATHERINE LOMAX 'A GUY AGNOR VIVIAN LUCAS b 4 PHYLLXS AGNOR A MARJORIE RfICNElL ' I' 9 4' , RUTII ANNE AGNOR ROBERT MITCHELL , Vf RICPIARD AYRES ANN PATTERSON XXXLf'I'4'J. A ff' BETSY BROWN BENNY RUBLE jd! 1 ALICE CARROLL MARJORIE RUBLE 'fi A PI' dll fy, Us DORIS CARTER ANNIE RULEY 'JAX X If ,i ERNEST CUMMINGS LEONARD SACIIS lj ' A I EDITH DAVIS AGNES SENSABAUGH f 1 NIARIE DIXON ANN STUART Lx gm , ROBERTA DULL MARY FRANCES SWINK ffjj, Vfd,v i'LL,l3' L L J ROLAND FIFER MYRA TOLLEY ,,., I l-L f W' W L ' X , IX-X JUANITA FIX BARBARA TROXELI, 1 N BEATRICE HARTLESS IVIARY TROXELL Q? Q QW, 'Q-YARN X ELIZABETH HESS RUTH WADE U, ww ' K1 N JANE HICKMAN NANCY WASH QV 5,1 55 I JOSEPHINE HOTINGER BETTY WIQGENS-' Sb! ' S hp yy ANNETTE IANNUZZI RUTII A,'- 'L' BUD IRVINE FIQQIQCES WISELiAN I7 ,X VF' RUTH IRVINE COLLEEN ZOLLMAN N5 JOE KELLER WILLIE ZOLLMAN ALLENE LAWIIORNE I 30 1 jenn F3 exif.: I'f'S been lands of .fun c,ol'n1'l'o amkoial MIIHL Riwell qu' ' Kf- ou., Lofg 0.fYlt4.e-K-ZTII see Yo., Vcxfychhl K:-'.TEBNfe ig W lewleliir fwfr ? Wa4fL1f M SW Mfg 9 . 43 Q2 W Ni 'S x ive If . Nl S W3 sa .SP . i ss, ' ' lgwb If 3.2 x CX fx ' 5 -T2 sl, 65 is ., sl if E Y 5 it V 1' 4-'L '41 1 f-. i' 'W ,xr if i f Xa, ,aw ,-5 WW! fjiiiii My ,aww 5416? ,,g, 'fy QQ? X + i li FRONT Row: Bowyer, fours, Alford, Miley, Comhs, f. Jlflayr, E. Mayr, G. Aguor, E. Agnor, Maron. SECOND Row: Robertyon, Cummivzgr, Hubert, P 11, lllitrhrll, Ruble, Ayres, C. Baker, C. Agnor, McCurdy, ' lllcDoweZl. I TI-IIRD Row: Wiillzrlm, Fall: Ior. . , Row , Swi ier, Murray, Leech, Downey, lllorrir, Echolf, Hagar. BACK Row: Coach Br mr, Br ' d ' my . zllayf, Illofex, Chilllrery, Heyrr, folmfon, T. Baker, Bray, Tardy. I I HAir.i,I CONNER C C t - X JIM Y MAYS . . . o- ap am: ESTON VVILHELM fall JOHNNY MCDOWELL imager! 61, 'Sf STUART P. BREWBAKEILI. . . . . . . ..... . . . .Coach During the first season after Coach Pete Brewbakefs return from the Navy, the Lexington High School rlet Hurricane fought to a two-Way tie for third place in the district by scoring 175 points to its opponent's 89, and winning seven, tying one and losing two games. L. H. S. put a fast, heavy team on the field, and, in most cases, a. winning team. Before the first game, the boys elected Charlie Conner and james lXfIays as co-captains, and they were able leaders throughout the season. Lexington's first game was with Martinsville on the L. H. S. field. It had rained for two days and the game was played in deep, slippery mud, but that did not prevent Coach Brewbaker's boys from defeating the favored Martinsville eleven by a score of seven to six. Lexingtorfs second game was a hard-won zo to I2 victory against V. S. D. B. in Staunton. Although the V. S. D. B. team was game and offered a constant threat to the L. H. S. eleven, they were not able to muster strength enough to down the determined Hurricane. l32l X 5 0 Then Lexington met the first of its two defeats when it fell 39 to o before a large, pounding Covington squad on the V. M. I. field. The Hurricane fought back gamely the whole time, but the stream of fresh Covington replacements proved too much and the Lexington team suffered its worst defeat of the season. Next. the L. H. S. squad traveled to Winchester and there bowed I9 to 6 to a strong Handley High team. Though having outplayed their opponents the second half, the L. H. .S. boys were unable to overtake the Judges and the Scarlet Hurricane suffered its second and last defeat. The Hurricane bounced back from the defeated list when it invaded Staunton and smashed a hopeful Lee High squad I4 to 0. This victory started the Hurricane on its long row of wins. The next week., the Lexington team, playing the part of a lion, allowed an unsuspecting Front Royal squad to come into its lair, and then mauled it 26 to 6. In the first half only Front Royal scored, but in the second half the slow-starting L. H. S. squad came back fighting and streaked through the bewildered visiting team four times for scores. Lexington then crushed its traditional rival, Harrisonburg, for the first time in five years at its Home- coming game on the Washington and Lee field, by a score of I9 to o. The Harrisonburg team couldn't seem to operate well, but the Lexington team moved right along and scored easily three times. Then Lexington battled to a o-o tie with Waynesboro, with whom Lexington tied for third place in the district, at lfVaynesboro, in its first and only night game of the season. The fray was thick and fast with both teams, especially Lexington, threatening each other's goal, but neither could penetrate its opponents defense when near pay dirt. ' The Scarlet Hurricane ended its regular season with a bang when it massacred a weak Clifton Forge team by a score of 44 to 7 on the Washington and Lee field.. L. H. S. demonstrated superiority in this contest from the first whistle when a cleverly executed reverse netted a score on the opening kick-off. Five plays later, the Hurricane scored again, and the first string left tl1e field. From then on, the second and third strings played al- most entirely, and showed well all the way through. Lexington's last game was a 39 to o post-season victory over a favored Bedford High School eleven. The Bedford squad, champions of District IV, went on the field confident, but their hopes were scuttled when L. H. S. unleased a fast and deceptive running attack and murderous passing attack. This was the best game the L. H. S . team played all season and it was a Hnale for the IQ46 season. Wearing the football uniform of L. H. S. for the last time were Co-Captains James Nfays and Charlie Conner, Eddie Mays, Guy Agnor, Earl Agnor, Charlie Agnor, I. P. Mason, Bobby Poston, Bob Mitchell, Richard Ayers, Clovis Baker, and Jimmy Murray. THESCHEDULE Lexington ....... 7-Nfartinsville. Lexington .... .. zo-V. S. D. B... Lexington . . o-Covington. . . Lexington . . 6-Winchester. . Lexington . . I4-Staunton. . . . Lexington .... . . 26-Front Royal. Lexington .... .. 19-Harrisonburg Lexington . . o-Waynesboro. Lexington Lexington . . 44-Clifton Forge .. 39-Bedford .... . Totals .... .... 1 75 ... S9 l33l ,Wi M0 Bill Baan, john 1111 cDowell, Conch Brewlmhcr, joe Eixlzr, Clozvi: Baker, Guy Algnor, jr., Spud Ilfilhclvrz Pooley Hubert, fr., Doot,' Agnor, Red Cummingr, Raleigh Crist, Earl Agnor Boys' Kaskefhnll STUART P. BREWBAKER. . . . . .Coach RALEIGH CRIST ...... . .... .......... M anager Although the Scarlet Hurricane basketeers appeared inexperienced in early season games, they soon became a smooth-functioning, fast-ball-handling quintet, under the able tutoring of Coach Brewbaker. Seven returning lettermen formed the basis of the team. ' Opening the season against Spottswood on December Io, only two weeks after football season ended, the Hurricane rang up a convincing 34-13 victory. However, five straight games were to be lost before another could be won. Two of these de- feats came at the hands of a taller and more experienced Glass High team of Lynch- burg, by scores of 62-18 and 49-26. After the Christmas vacation, L. H. S. lost a close 28-21 game to Winchester in the first league game. Three nights later, the Staunton Leemen edged the boys in red and white in a thriller 41-37. Waynesboro completed the list of successive losses by taking a 3 5-24 victory. The afternoons of hard work began to tell. Clifton Forge became Lexington's first league victim, 38-23. Covingtonls highly regarded quintet was next, L. H. S. l34l taking a 29-27 victory in the best game of the year. The next night, the Scarlet Hurricane held Jefferson High of Roanoke to a 38-3 I score. Following examinations, Lexington won a second victory over Clifton Forge by a score of 33-19. Traveling to Bedford, the locals next defeated the Otters 30-22. Then the Hurricane traveled to VVinchester and gained sweet revenge by copping a 36-32 victory. Staunton evened Lexington's league record by taking a hard-fought battle, 47-41. Coach BreWbaker's lads have improved with each game, as comparative scores indicate, and the remainder of the season should prove highly successful. Scoring thus far has been led by Doot Agnor and Bill Bean. S C O R E S Lexington Spottsvvood. . Lexington Lynchburg. . . Lexington Lynchburg. . . Lexington Wincliester. . . Lexington Staunton ..... Lexington Wayiiesboro. . Lexington Clifton Forge. Lexington Covington. . . Lexington Jefferson High Lexington Clifton Forge. Lexington Bedford ...... Lexington Winchester. . . Lexington Staunton .... Lexington Waynesboro. . Lexington Harrisonburg. Lexington jefferson ..... Lexington .... . . . Covington. . . Lexington .... . . . Harrisonburg. Lexington Bedford ..... . l35l -1531 fijgiii has W sr rl. is si ji 355 iii S. +2 , u y qiiisfl iii 'N wg- Ji. iigli .Q N V150 atfffi L ri 1 i ,rs Cr. ' in 55 W M Ewa, W sag' 4 Al LQ Gr fliflvl FRONT Row: Saclug Rulcy, A.,' Petazzrg Drwirj Ruley, R.,' 1Wol.rtea:i,' lllaclwrn: 3416-4 SECOND ROW: Crawfordg Smitlig Fixg Pope, R.,' Wcekrg Zollmavzg Hubcrtg Hfdgepeth JZ BACK Row: Paganog Pope, S.,' Lawhornj Goorlnm-1L,' Bucha1za1L,' Chrirtirznf Carter - 99991, Girls' Kaskcfbal! as CMM .7 M - ,L.,f,..-.-5-:QV EDITH DAVIS ......... .... C aptaivznbcr .Aga ELIZABETH PETERS ..... . . .Ma1zager Miss BETTY CLEMENT. . . . .....................,.... Coach You got it, now keep it, doggonnit don't lose it, Your pep! Your peplv We 464' 9.4 reached mid-season with three wins, three losses, and two ties. WZJZ -dv-0 I There are always heard the familiar oo's and oh's from the spectators Cthis in- fwoy Q' K dl cludes Sissy now since she was injured in the Clifton Forge gamej when Helen or Pete make one of their short shots or when Ruth sinks one of her famous long ones. Never lacking' are those cries of Thais the way to fight, Annie or Nice jump, Marie or Good guarding, Edithef' Everyone knows that there can't be a team without substitutes and we of L. H. S. are certain of this. We've had a grand group of girls out for practice this year and it's easy to see that there's swell material for winning teams of the future in this group. Now for a little info' about the first six games of this season. We had a practice l36l ,Mai 21 , fa-6624 flfiy Wi Vfcpol at i nguoi game with Southern Seminary which we won. This game, the first of the season, didn't count, but it showed us a lot of things that We had to improve on. Our first real game was with Natural Bridge and was a victory for us with a score of 21-13. Coming back after the Christmas holidays we played Natural Bridge once again. YVe were less fortunate, and the game turned out to be a tie with a score of 18-18. Next we traveled to Waynesboro With high spirits and great determination to beat our first big rival. This game also turned out to be a tie, 23-23. Our first downfall came when we played Clifton Forge with a score of 25-I8 in their favor. It was in this game that Sissy', was injured and because of this was unable to play any more ball this season. Again we were defeated by Covington 29-23. The girls came back with re- newed pep after the first half, but were unable to make up for the number of points they were behind in the first half. Once more we played Clifton Forge and again We were defeated 30-26. The Mountaineers caused our first downfall and We hoped it would be our last. This time we traveled to Bedford and got back in the groove. The game was a victory with a score of 29-26. The two teams were given a very nice party after the game. . Even though all the games were not in our favor it's the sport We play for and the fun, nevertheless, it does help us to win. S C O R F. S Lexington ..... . . . 21 Southern Seminary .... . . 9 Lexington Natural Bridge. . . Lexington Natural Bridge. . . Lexington ..... . . . Waynesboro.. . . Lexington Clifton Forge .... Lexington Covington. . . Lexington Clifton Forge .... Lexington Bedford ...... Lexington Waynesboro .... Lexington Harrisonburg .... Lexington Covington. . . Lexington Harrisonburg .... Lexington Bedford ..... 37 38 C 'K Q-4-H-'D Hx , Wm G '-V- TH N , .3 NSE ANN ETTE IANNUZZI ELIZABETH PETERS CHARLES AONOR ALICE CARROLL ROE EISLER COLLEEN ZOLLMAN BAXTER MORRISON VIRGINIA IANNUZZI TOMMY MONEMAR BETTY HUMPHRIS ROBERT MOSES MISS HAMILTON. . . Faculty Advuor The Honor Court, dealmg vs 1th breeches of the Honor System only has called many extra sessions this year in order to understand and we1gh each case However w1th the gu1dance and suggestions Of MISS H3IHlltOD we feel We have accornphshed th1s task successfully. X' PdJsZ2f.,vl 45 a44Z2Af XQQNS- -4:15 YWAIQ ig H, fi -E52?rrnS CLS Lwqoadgw H1512 E51-'ckp ro? J Mfr! mart? 72,0125 Q Etarfawtfie as M d W Swcufzvc Kammzffcfr Q, JANII: AYRES ',.. ROLAND FIFER DOROTHY SHOWALTER LEWIS SPERKA JOAN Mosns U A RONALD JORDON EDITHE GOODMAN - BIOBBY PAXTON JANE BAILEY PHILLIPS BRECKINRIDGE MRS. EVELYN LAW. . . Faculty Advzror This year the Executive Committee has earned on 1tS work with enthusiasm and ablllty. Two outstanding activities during the term were an assembly program given before mid term examinations and Work on a student s handbook to be published later The Executive Committee had the full cooperation of the faculty and student body which made possible their activities sg als cm fwiw' Hays' ,Mmagmm 61116 DOOT H AGNOR .... ......,.. P refidem BILL BEAN ......................................... Secretary- Treasurer vm MEMBERS: Guy Agnor, Earl Agnor, Hampton Alford, Richard Ayres, james Adair, Clovis Baker, Red Bowyer, Charlie Conner, Red Cummings, Tom Dunlap, Scott I-Iuger, Bud Irvine, Carl Jacque, Bill Jones, Harry Lackey, Don Leech, Johnny P. Mason, Ed Mays, James Mays, Bob Mitchell, Charley Morris, james McClung, Albert McCown, John McDowell, Bill lVIcNemar, Bob Poston, Benny Ruble, Bert Sachs, Fred Swisher, Spud Wilhelm. This year's Monogram Club is one of the biggest in the club's history. With many veterans and new members to its list, the club now totals 32 members. At the close of last year the following ofiicers were elected: Doot Agnor, President, Bill Bean, Secre- tary-Treasurer. ' The Boys' and- Girls' Monogram Clubs have sponsored some fine dances, especially the Christmas dance, which went over in a big way since we had part of the W. Sc L. orchestra furnishing the music. The club welcomed back Coachprewbaker as their faculty adviser, and they wish to extend to bliss Elliot, who assumed this job while Mr. Brewbaker was in the service, much appreciation for the great work she did for the club. 4 Plans are now being made to have a spring banquet which will be something new to the club imemhers. l42l N- 2 jx-Q-gxfg,5faBTa ..-B WEK N'NGx5 --Xfilx.. A--' -Ilifnm xc. -xg cp,,,,r, 'i T' XXWQJ 1 'NXXQs-L.. 55-w-n. KVM, M H- '-1 E y ,' I ' W 'U-0.-.uni-xx M X..XX,S, X I 0 BACK Row: Dfwif, mum, Amlmf, Thaliag Mozmfd, Aram- Pam, Ezizabffll,-A 193.15 , FRONT Row: Hen, Elizabelhg Rulfy, Ruthg Rulry, flvmief Hedgepetlz, julia Ann E NXQAJ-Qfk! Girlsylflnnvgram 61116 QW-50953 ELIZABETH PETERS .... . . . ............ Prexident UJGD NOT IN PICTURE! Marhcrar, Helm RUTH RULEY ........................ f .............. Secretary- 'Va 3dJu7E Although this clubis the smallest in school, it is one of the most active. They,QO ,' with the Boys' Monogram Club, sponsored the school dances fespecially the Christmas dancej this year. The sponsor, Miss Clement, has been most helpful in guiding and assist- ing theimembers in their activities. With the addition of quite a few girls who have earned their monograms in basket- ball, they hope to have a more successful and active club in the future. l Hiimiixaki-EQUWMZS-QlQmx,Q-55 cuumsgst mm l43l TOMMY AGNOR HAMPTON ALFORD BOBBY AYRES RICHARD AYRES CHARLES BINGLER BURTON BREEDLOVE WILSON BOWYER EVERETT CARTER NORLXAN COFFEY CHARLES CONNOR HAROLD CONNER JAMES CRAWFORD RALEIGH CRIST KENNAN DOWNEY JIMMY EADS ROY ENTSMINGER BUDDY FALLS LURTY F IEER CLAUDE HABIIKIC Boys' Sparta gfllb LOWELL HALIRIC JOHN HARRISON NIATT HEYER BILLY HOLLIS RALPH I'IOSTETT1ZR BUD IRVINE CARL JACQUE :KEITH JAMES PAIGE KNICK TOMMY LACKEY JOHN LESLIE HARRY LEWIS GEORGE LOCKER JOHN PRATT MASON BOBBY MAYS EDDIE IVIAYS JIMMY MAYS BOE MITCHELL CHARLIE MORRIS ROBERT MOSES JAMES IVICCLUNG JOHN MCCURDY ILICE MCNUTT ALLEN PENICK ROBERT PITTENGER BILLY REID WALTER ROBERTSON BENNY RUBLE PAGE SANDERS JIMMY SHANER LEYVIS SI-ERICA EARL SwIsI-IER F. D. TARDY SAM TARDY CHARLES WISELIAN BILLY WRAY DAVIS WILAY LINDELL WRIGHT XVILLIAM ZOLLMAN 'I he Boys, Sports Club elected Charles Connor as president and Johnny Pratt Nlason as secretary-treasurer This club teaches its members not only the rules of the popular sports, but also creates interest In skiing fishing hunting and others. The members of the club took part in preparing and presenting programs on the foregoing subjects. Another activity was the following of the schedules of outstanding football, basketball an baseball teams throughout the nation and predicting the winners. E441 I pvbfi jlhc, 7CZQv.'J,Q.,-' -1110, I eu-gums Jcrmfi ,mo E, C2952 'icy ff' Qfwuzfv-ff' 668-61 54.5.45 .- ' ,U , ..v-au -4-5-.. Ji,-'.,, , I' f - Q V M ,f A ,A ff ' I y '40 visa l 7-F 0- New 2? if wr N 5 5 X N Y Y Y E H 'K S 52 ANNIE RULEY ...... ' RAYNELL POPE .... ................ RUTH ANNE AGNOR JANE BAILEY MAE BEETON BETTY BOYD NANCY BROWN VIVIAN BUCHANAN lh4ARY CARTER MARTPIA CHILDRESS SALLY CHRISTIAN EDITH DAVIS ANNE FIX BARBARA GOLDSIIY ANNIE MAE I'IALL GWENDOLYN I-IARLOW PEGGY HARLOW ELIZABETH HEss JANE HICKMAN MARTHA I'IICKMAN ANNA HILEINIAN PATRICIA I-IUEERT BETTY HUMPIIRIS GRACE IANNUZZI BARBARA KELLEY SUSAN KESLER IDA LEE LAUCK ANNIE LAWHORN VERA LOGAN TIIALIA MACPIERAS BETTY MCNUTT BETTY IVIOHLER DORIS NUcIIoLs ELIZABETH PETERS SHIRLEY POPE ........Preridmz . . . Vice Prerident . . . . . . . .Secretary JEAN RAGAN ANNE RAYDER TVTARY ANN ROWVSEY RUTH RULEY DOROTHY SHOWALTER FELICIA SIPOLSRI BARBARA SLIGH MARTHA SMITH LUCILLE VALENTINE WYMA WALKER THELNIA WATTS MARY SUE WEEKS BARBARA WHEELER EDITH WIIITE JULIA WISEAIAN JEAN ANN YOUNG COLLEEN ZOLLMAN The Red Pepper Club is the largest and probably the spiciest club in school. At the beginning of the year we elected Helen Macheras, presidentg Annie Ruley, vice presidentg Raynell Pope, secretary. The club has ac- complished much around school in promoting school spirit. We made the home-coming of this year one of the best yet. We planned the rally, the decorations, and made the dummy-a representative from Harrisonburg. Suggestions and improvements for tlIe locker room were carried out. Several of our club periods were spent for instruction in field hockey. The Club, however, feels as though its biggest accomplishment has been the Scarlet Sparklern which is now the Sca1'Letter. Mi A ll ,WA f I El N Q 0, A 2 293991 QJ Arg? 1 . I ,. A I ,ff QL C' V9 E N Je X, J Ur T 9 A igrvzh ery i . cbvvxai 445 .5 iii 'ff 5 59 Dramatic 61116 lv 14' V X its eat? 05 MARJORIE MCNEIL .... ..... P rerident A 2 HELEN T1LsoN .... ..,.,. V ice President E - I . PATTY PRICE. . . . . .Secretary-Trearurer i 3 wi EQ ' 6 ae' 3 1 4 I IVIEMBERS: Louise Engleman, Lula Gilliam, Caroline Lackey, Arden Locker, Betty Mohler, Marie Molstad, Leah Belle Sachs, Anne Smiley, Nancy Spencer. Although our activities this year have not been numerous, we have learned a great deal and have been A inspired to higher dramatic aims through the leadership of Mrs. Williams. Mr. Nlartin Waldron of the Barter Players gave us a very interesting talk on the Barter Theatre and on his own experiences as an actor. The mem- bers of the Dramatic Club studied the art of applying make-up and helped with the make-up for The Pirates of Penzance. aa 3? 'ie s 'i .f Q However, we were only able to give one play this year, which was The Girl from Nowhere, by Jesse Stewart. This play was presented first in an assembly and then was entered in the State One-Act Play Contest. 461 age M532 me I fate 3 I I I RUTH ANNE AGNOR JIMMY MURRAY Give 61116 ELIZABETH PETERS CHARLES AGNOR, JR. ANNA HILEMAN. DORIS FIREBAUGH JOSEPH EISLER GUY AGNOR FREDDIE ARNDT BOBBY AYRES JANIE AYRES JANE BAILEY CLOVIS BAKER TOMMY BAKER BILL BEAN BETTY BOYD BUDDY BRAY NANCY BROWN ALICE CARROLL DORIS CARTER SALLY CHRISTIAN BARBARA CRAWFORD EDITH DAVIS GORDON ECHOLS ARTIE EISLER JUANITA FIX LULA GILLIARI BEATRICE HARTLESS ELIZABETH HESS FREEMONT HIGGINS PATRICIA HUBERT SCOTT HUGER ANNETTE IANNUZZI GRACE IANNUZZI VIRGINIA IANNUZZI CARL JACQUE BILL JOHNSON CHARLES JOHNSON IRENE JOHNSON BILL JONES RONALD JORDON SAMMY IQIRKPATRICK CYNTHIA LACKEY IDA LEE LAUCK MAR'FPIA LAUDERDALE DON LEEOH JUD LEECH BETTY MAKAILITIS JOHN NIOCURDY RXCHARD IVIODONALD JOHN MCDOWELL MARIE lXfIOLSTAD STUART MOORE BAXTER MORRISON FRANCES MORTON JOAN MOSES DORIS NUCHOLS TONI PAGANO RAYNELL POPE JEAN RAGAN NIARY ANN ROWSEY AIVILLIS ROWSEY . . .Prexidents Secretary- Treaxurfri . . Wardrobe M irtrerx . . .Librarians LEA!-I BELLE SACHS LEONARD SACHS BURNETTE SENSABAUGI-I HUNTER SENSABAUGH FELICIA SIPOLSRI BURTON SMITH DANNY SNIDER NANCY SPENCER ANN STUART FRED SWISHER JIMMY TARDY LUCILLE VALENTINE BARBARA WHEELER EDITH WIIITE BETTY WIGGINS PRESTON WILHELIMI BILLY WRAY COLLEEN ZOLLMAN ETI-IEL ZOLLMAN Outstanding Glce Club performances for 1946-47 were a music assembly before the Thanksgiving holi days, the singing of Christmas carols throughout the town on Christmas Eve, performances of Gilbert and Sulli van S '1The Pirates Of Penzance on April II and I2 and participation in the Commencement Exercises. l47l ..-every W ks MQW' We library 61:16 .............President MELVIN XVIGGINS .... ANN STUART ....4.... .,.. F irrt Vice President JOSEPHINE HOTINGER. . . . .Second Vice Prerideut TOMMY MCNEMAR .... .........,... S ecretary ROBERT Moses ..... DORIS FIREBAUGH. . . MRS. BOYKIN ...... .............TreaJurer . . . .Book Week Chairman . . . . . . .Faculty Advisor 9 ' rrf'iiV'i6M M MEMBERS: Harriet Alford, Buddy Bare, Ted Coffey, Barbara Crawford, Louise Engleman, Roland Fifer, Doris Firebaugh, Edithe Goodman, julia Ann Hedgepeth, Allan Hostetter, Harvey Hotinger, Josephine Hotinger, Virginia Iannuzzi, Irene Johnson, Paige Knick, Bill Lomax, Tommy McNemar, Betty Makaritis, Marie Molstad, Frances Morton, Robert Moses, Bobby Paxton, Leah Belle Sachs, Paige Sanders, Ann Shaner, Nina Sperka, Ann Stuart, Joe Swink, Sam Tardy, Melvin Wiggins. This year the Library Club, consisting of thirty members, has been exceptionally busy carrying out many and varied activities. During November We had as our Book Week topic Books Are Bridges and presented an exhibit of models of the different types of bridges found in Rockbridge County. Each model was made by a member of the Club. In addition, under the direction of Mrs. Boykin, we presented a pantomime of book characters in assembly and gave prizes to the two students naming the most characters. In December, Mrs. Boykin began teaching the French Classes and since then the Club has had to take full, charge of the Library. At times, it has been hard goingi' but it has been a splendid experience for us and has surely taught us how to assume responsibility, and, above all, the necessity for absolute accuracy in everything we do. At Christmas, the Club had attractive bulletin board displays depicting both spiritual and festive Christmas scenes. We're not being conceited, but we did receive many compliments. Also our Christmas party was a huge success. At this time, we're beginning inventory, and among our many activities to come during the spring term is that of mending books. E481 A Q. - ta gi m7 i .se owen an 2 max ise..a,.u:,. X H ANNET'fE IANNUZZI BOBBY PosToN .... Che Sazrlfetfer Stay JIMMY MURRAY. . . . . . . . ,Literary Editor Managiiig Editor RUTH ANNE AQNOR ........ Copy Editor HELEN MACHERAS JOHN MCDOWELL MRS. WASDELL. . . . . . .Sportr Editor: Editorial Adfoiror . . .Editor-in-chief ALICE CARROLL. . MARJORIE RUBLE. .. JOE EISLER .... ROLAND FIFER ..... Miss CLEMENT. . MISS ADAIR .... . . .Humor Editor .........Cartooni5t . .Burinerr Manager Circulation .Manager A . . .Burineff Adviror . . .Supervising Typift In the early days of December, 1946, the first Sca1'Letter was published. This newspaper was the beginning of a welcomed event at L. H. S. Each month, the entire Stal? puts forth its very best efforts to have the articles ready for publication by HarloW's Print Shop. The many club and class reporters are of great help by offering excellent material. However, no matter how hard the editors worked, they could not have completed their tasks without the able guidance of Jimmy lllurray, lVIrs. 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Vice Prmidezzt RUTH IRVINE Serretary , we f-Bw L iq, N97 4:10 ffgg NANCY WASII Y reamrer IANIE AYRI-:Q PAULIN1: BFNINCTOY DORIS CARTER JUANITA FIR LUCILLI: HARIKIS DOIXOTHY HARTLESS MARY ANN HOFFXIAN OI AI HosTI TTER LORRAINE LOCAN BETIY 1X'ICKEAIY MARTHA MCKEBIY CATHERINE SEINQABAUGII MARGARET ANN SIBALD CARROL SLIGH NIARY FRANCIS SYVITN R MARY TRoxEI.L CHARLOTTE WILSON Zafzu 61116 BOBBY PAxToN, Pm-zdenz RICHARD SHELLY Yreaxurer FRANCES MORTON, Secretary LELAND BELL IALICL CARROLL BUDDY CIIILDRESS BARBARA CRAWI ORD BOBBY DICKIJY VIRGINIA IANNUZII JACK FULLER IRENE JOHNSON LUIA GILLIAM ARDEN LOCKER BEATRICE HARTLESS PATTY PRICE TOMMY NICNENIAR ANNETTI: IANNUZZI LEAH BELLI: SAcHs ANN SHANER ANN SNIILEY EIJITII WIIITL NIELVIN WIGGINS it 'ii A msn yea' Nami J A 'A -V W' ' Q ,wi-' -393 -' Tim If ' 'I I R A .wx A agCi5Qf3x'W!Lw Vw' I50 'SW' ua A VV ,,.J,' :,.' ' Y. f, ::I ., A-' -. 9 Viv . ' fV -T-ll 2'-'-21 V' A in 1 : I A .. . . . . . . . . . . . , . . V . 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LM., I H - ' -,A --f -4 ' 5 ,. 1' ,,., ' 'V ,fl , 13 ' - I ' 'T -News-.7 61116 DORIS FIREBAUGII. . . . . . . .Prexident JANIE AYRES. . . .. .Serrftary-Treaf-urn' LEE BOYD YVILSON BUYER NANCY BROWN DORIS CARTER NORMAN COFFEY STEVE DODD ROY ENTSMINGER LURTY F IEER ROLAND F IFER JUANITA FIX IOSEPHINE HOTINOER POOLEY HUBERT RUTH IRVINE BILL JOHNSON RONALD JORDON CAROLINE LACREY CYNTHIA LACKEY ANNIE LAWHORN CHARLIE MORRIS BETTY MCNUTT RAYNELL POPE BETTY WIGGINS PRESTON WILHELLI COLLEEN ZOLLMAN Scicucv 61116 CIIAR GEORGE LOCIIER ELWOOD MCKEMY HOWARD MITCHELL BILLY REID DOUGLAS RIGLER I511 BILL MCNELIAR, Pfefvident EDWARD LOVING, Secretary LOWELL HAMRIC LES LAW TUCKER RUBLE CHARLES SIMPSON CLYDE SMITH F. D. TARDY SAM TARDY LINDELL WRIGHT Ai. .x..m..L 5:1- C., :-- ..,.1 1 I A -N' 'H 2-1 .L 4. .J M ' 5, ,'Eg-Qv.,g' .4 , I gfnERw?ELi9ffEg :wEAs-Ii u5H5BA:r A fx xv f-Y' 11 . - ,Ly ' .1 .: A .. 'aj' SE' ' X ...... 'Q' ' .... 3':.' .:fif:f. ' - '- -: ', S :':2:'1-- 'Lf Y, 1113... - I - DORIS FIREBAUGII. . . ..... lbwzdezzx T - . Eg g?-'W- xi' U A TFA :RUTH IRVINE ...... . . . lfzfe Frm-Lduzt -51.1 L-, ' VIVIAN BUCHANAN ..., .... . Sccrctafv 'Q - 1 W7 MARY FRANCES SWINK. ., . . . I'1-eanuer I-IARRIET ALFORD JANE BAILEY MAE BEETON PAULINE BENINGTON BETTY BOYD NANCY' BROWVN NIARY CARTER LOUISE ENGLEMAN ANNE FIX BARBARA GOLDSBY ANNIE MAE HALL GWVENDOLYN HARLONV PEGGY ANN HARLOXV LUCILLE :HARRIS DOROTHY LIARTLESS BUD IRVINE .....,.. ALBERT MCCOWN .... ANNIE RULEY .... RIC1iARD AYRES LELAND BELL JIMMIE BEARD LEE BOYD VIVIAN BUCHANAN WILSON CAMDEN IQENTON CHITTUM PAUL CHITTUM EDITH DAVIS TOM DUNLAP RECTOR ENGLEMAN JAMES HARRIS BILLY HOLLIS RALPH HOSTETTER JANE LIICKMAN MARTIiA HICKNIAN IVIARY FRANCES HICRMAN AGNES I'IOSTET'1'ER OPAL HOSTETTER MARY ANN PIUFFMAN BETTY HUMPIIRIS GRACE IANNUZZI SUSAN KESLER CAROLINE LACREY CYNTHIA LACKEY IDA LEE LAUCK ANNIE LAWI-IORN LORENE LOGAN VERA LOGAN SARAH LOMAX BETTY MCKENIY MARTHA MCKEMY NIILDRED MCKEMY BETTY MCNUTT DORIS NUCKOLS SHIRLEY POPE JEAN RAGAN ANNE MARIE RAYDER MARY ANN ROXVSEY MARGARET SIBOLD FELICIA SIPOLSKI CATHERINE SENSABAUGII BARBARA SLIGII ' CAROL SLIGH Arts and Eraffs' 61110 . . . . . . Prerident . . . V-ire Pmrident ...,....,....Sef1'z'ta1'y IQEITH JAMES BILLY KESLEIX TOMMY LACKEY JOHN LESLIE SARAH LOMAX BOBBY MCCORAIICK JOHN MCCURDY BETTY MCNUTT JOAN MOSES ROBERT MOSES ROBERT PITTENGER SHIRLEY POPE ANN RAYDER DOUGLAS RIGLER i521 . BENNY RUBLE NIARJORIE RUELE TUCKER RUBLE PAGE SANDERS ANN SIIANER ANNE SMILEY ANNIE MAE SMITH MARTHA SMITH NANCY SPENCER NINA SPERKA MARY TROXELL LUCILLE VALENTINE WVYMA WALKER TIIELAIA XVATTS BARBARA WNHEELER CHARLOTTE WILSON JULIA W ISEMAN ETIIEL ZOLLMAN LIILTON Til-IOMAS LIELEN VFILSON BARBARA WIHEELER DAVIS W RAY RUSSEL AVRIGHT A E f , SJ T 5 MN I Cf 'EL' W. I Awe I G... Glzcerleadcrs LEONARD SAcIIs DOT Sl-IOVVALTER I We've got a team that s on the ball, We've got E1 team that,s pretty neatg We've got a team that can't LEAII BELLE SACIIS Our Coach's name is RUTH IQULEY PAT HUBEllT Pete, 'iPete, Pete! 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V , 'K H W A .V.-?g...V.a.w:.ZmiM.BQEL3 3i F551 3545 ANNA HILEMAN .... GUY AGNOR, JR., . . JOE EISLER ........ DICKIE MCDONALD ELIZABETH HESS. . . MARTHA CHILDRESS RUTH ANNE AGNOR BOBBY PITTENGER CLoV1s BAKER .... MARJORIE RUBLE ..., BILL BEAN ....... ANNETTE IANNUZZI. Krystal Staff E561 Y L Y . . . .Editor-in-Chief . .N ....... Biuirten Manager Apffiftarzt Buxinexf Manager , f ..... Circulation Manager . . . . .... Photo Editor . . ...., Literary Editorf Y . . .... Sport: Editor . 1 . . . .... Art Editor N .X ..... ....... S torekeeper N. . .... Magazine Manager Y Q E ef 5 f E571 X Aclv49rfi5if19 GUARANTEED IDEAL BARBER SHOP RADIO SERVICE ' H For the Mar: Pffho Cares All lwakef .-I FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. RADIO HOSPITAL H LEXINGTON PHONE 684 MARKS 65 REYNOLDS E581 GIFTS HAMRIC 8z: SMITH MOORE 8: CO. TRY MOORE'S FOR FOODS OF QUALITY AND BETTER SERVICE WE DELIVER Jewelers PHONES 2 AND 35 , R. S. 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