Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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I, Pooh Rayder, bequeath all my “Hello, honey’s” from Mr. Thompson to my sister, Sandra. I, Bill Reid, bequeath my love for the week ends to Chuck Ritchey. (If he thinks he can stand them! ! ! ) I, Dorris Sensabaugh, bequeath my football uniform to Chuck Ritchey. I, Pat Shelton, bequeath my great love for military schools to Carol yn Crane, who might have need of it in her future years at L. H. S. I, Margaret Ann Sibold, bequeath part of my dreams and hopes and plans for the future to Betty Buchanan. I, Felicia Sipolski, bequeath all the wonderful times I’ve had at L. II. S. to Loretta Watts, in hopes that she will have many more. I, Charles Simpson, bequeath my two periods a day to anyone who stays here long enough to get them. I, Barbara Sligh, bequeath my Sunday night rides to Alary Ann Rowsey. I, Martha Smith, bequeath Miss Grant a watch that automatically stops at five minutes to four. I, Nina Sperka, bequeath my frequent trips next door to my brother, Ernie. I, Earl Swisher, bequeath typing book to my sister, “Margie.” I, F. D. Tardy, bequeath my nickname, “Speedy,” to anyone who can live up to it. I, Jim Tardy, bequeath my ability to learn French verbs to M. Fred Arndt. I, Bill Wray, bequeath my yen for Algebra to Basil Conner. 1 17

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CLASS WILL OF 1951 I, Tommy Agnor, bequeath my ability to work 4th year Algebra to Bill Dod. I, Fred Arndt, bequeath my love (?) for English Literature to Johnson Vernon. I, Jane Bailey, bequeath my daily trips to the “State” to anyone who has the time and money to spend. I, Betty Boyd, bequeath my soprano part in the Glee Club to Shirely Radford. I, Nancy Brown, bequeath my knowledge of bookkeeping to Miss Adair so that she may in turn pass it on to her future classes. I, Joan Dod, b equeath the job of taking the notices around to the different rooms every morning to anyone ambitious enough. I, Steve Dod, bequeath my week-end parties at “Mike’s” to anyone who isn ' t afraid of the bear. I, Louise Engleman, bequeath my ability to pass typing speed tests to Buster Spencer. I, Anne Fix, bequeath my last cigarette to Tommy Spencer who always seems to be in need of one. I, Claude Ffamric, bequeath my love for hunting and especially for “Beech- nut” to my little brother, Charles. I, Lowell Hamric, bequeath my educated toe, my left-handed hook shot, and that “hot corner” to Buster Spencer. I, Allan Hostetter, bequeath my love for English grammar to Frank Wiggins. I, Betty Humphris, bequeath to Shirley Totten my desire for a car, “all my own.” I, Grace Iannuzzi, bequeath all my unforgettable memories at Lexington High during the past five years to all future L. H. S. students. I, Ronald Jordan, bequeath my love for women and drinks to Basil Conner. I, Jud Leech, bequeath my temper to anyone whom these teachers are too hard on. I, Martha McKemy, bequeath my basketball ability to Frances Van Der eer. I, Doris Nuckols, bequeath my ability to “jitterbug” to “Sissy” Baker. I, Shirley Pope, bequeath old “Number 8” to Harry, in hopes that he will mop up the basketball court with it better than I did. 4 16

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