Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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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

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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

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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