Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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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

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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

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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