Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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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. Q A6?9'u- ' 1 W I -Qevizlilbwawwumqs-aiiiymQ'iY l17l

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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