Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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There doesn't seem to be anything left on this page but the stock market prices, so I will turn to the amusement section. Ah, here's an interesting bit of news. It seems that Don Leech has been offered 580,000 to make a new picture for Twenty-First Century Fox Hound Studios. I never dreamed when Doodlebug was voted the handsomest boy in school he would end up as a great screen lover. It looks like Bill McNutt, the fabulous movie house magnet, has bought a new string of theaters and I see that the next picture coming to one of Mr. McNutt's theaters is For Whom the Bulls Toil, the story of the life and loves of an F. B. I. man, co-starring Don Leech, Ann Turner and joan Moses. According to an ad there is going to be a concert tonight at the Shraddler Hall with Baxter Morrison at the piano and the following opera stars performing: John Thomas, Lily Pons and Betty McNutt. Here's an interesting article. It seems that Jane Hickman and Betty Mohler at last, after a ten-year struggle, have been admitted as the first women as V. M. I. Cadets. And now letis see what the sports page has to offer. Up at the top of the page the headlines read as follows: The Captain John Smith,s Women,s Profes- sional Basketball Team fought their way to a 158 to 67 victory last night against the Pink Breeze Team. It goes on to say that the Captain John Team was sparked by the brilliant performance of Catherine Dribble,, Sensabaugh with the able coaching of Colleen Zollman. Here is an interesting article and I quote, Passin' Pooley Hubert and Tackles Fred Swisher and Leon McKemy have been offered 550,000 per annum to play for the San Diego Rams. I expect they will wait for more money. Such talent shouldn't be wasted for a measely 85o,ooo. Well, that's about all of interest in this paper, so I guess I'll go over to play a few hands of poker with my associate in the oil business, Mr. C. J. Johnson, just small stakes, you know, S50 a chip. -BUDDY BRAY -tl 15 ig..

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Class Will of 1949 We, the Class of ,4Q, take' this opportunity, while sound in mind, to make this last will and testimony: To THE FACULTY: A sincere desire that they may have a graduating class next year that is as brilliant as ours. To THE JUNIOR CLASS: An exciting senior year. To THE SOPHOMORE CLASS: A whole new faculty staff before they are seniors. To THE FRESHMEN: Better luck in their sophomore year than in their freshman year. To THE EIGHTH GRADERS: The thought that children Should be seen and not heard. To THE INCOMING EIGHTH GRADERS: The hope that elevators will be installed ,,i,i . to take the place of our squeaky stairs. I, Buddy Bray, bequeath everything here to Tommy Baker and Jake Leech with the hope that they make as much use of it as I did. I, Jimmy Eads, bequeath my dynamic personality to Chuck Ritchey. I, Jane Hickman, bequeath my love for parties to my sister, Martha, Jeanne Young and Mae Becton. I, Pooley Hubert, bequeath my record of staying in L. H. S. for six years to my little sister, Pat. I, Scott Huger, bequeath my happy hunting grounds, Sunset Hill, to Jud Leech and Tommy Baker. I, Annie Lawhorn, bequeath all my senior activities to anyone who is willing to give all their time to school curriculum. I, Don Leech, bequeath my good times at Cozy Corners to Charley Morris. I, Betty Nlohler, bequeath my little black address book to Mae Beeton, Jeanne Young, Marisue Weeks and Nancy Brown. I, Baxter Morrison, bequeath my shorthand book to anybody who believes in study- ing a few hours each night. I, Joan Moses, bequeath my love for ruflly curtains, bay windows, Dutch doors, brown eyes and black, curly hair to the two Pats. I, Charley McClung, bequeath my love for physics to anyone crazy enough to take it, and my big shoes to anyone brave enough to wear them in the halls. I, Leon McKemy, bequeath my tackle position on the football team to anyone who is crazy enough about the game to do a day's work on a farm and then drive to Bedford to play in a tough night game. I, Betty McNutt, bequeath all my love for Bonclarken and Me-Shak to Nlary Ann Rowsey and Barbara Sleigh. I, Billy McNutt, bequeath my ability to find out things to Jimmy Beard. I, Catherine Sensabaugh, bequeath my love for riding in a little, black Ford from Fairfield to Sara Althouse. I, Fred Swisher, bequeath my bookkeeping book to Red', Lewis. I, Ann Turner, bequeath my talent in Boogie to Nancy Spencer. I, Spud Wilhelm, bequeath my ability to stayin French II four years to Pete Miley. I, Colleen Zollman, bequeath my natural blond hair to Nancy Brown. -'EI 1 7 Jif-