Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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IRISHMEN The class of ’55 has finally completed their first real year at L. H. S. After a successful year of work and play, they are eagerly looking forward to next September when they will become sophomores. The officers of the Freshman Class are: President, Art Geise; vice- president, Patsy Nuckols; secretary-treasurer, Harry Bowes; honor court repre- sentative, Elinor Dunlap. Carl Bailey Norman Floyd Margaret Ann Miller John Bare Arthur Geise John Muterspaugii Martha Barger Madeline Gillespie Jean Nicely Bill Bayne Desha Graves Patsy Nuckols Frank Bayne Billy Harlow Dotty Ann O’Brien Shirley Bayne Eliza Gatewood Harlow Ethel O’Conner Harry Bowes Mary Lou Holstein Gene Paxton James Bowyer Charles Higgins Graham Plogger Myra Brush Doris Hostetter Hazel Plott Joe Brown Harold Hotincer Jack Purvis Julia Coates Pearl Irvine Sandra Rayder Louise Crist Mike Junkin Patsy Rees Paul Date Ethel Knick Carl Riddle Jean Ann Davis Dana Leighton Wayne Sligii Bita Davis Mary Edgar McClung Tommy ' Spencer Elinor DuNlap Elizabeth McCurdy Frances Vanderver Bobby Ficgatt Patty Mayse Danny Welsh Gene Flint Mary Ellen Meade Juanita Whiteside

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SOPHOMORES Marie Agnor Phyllis Baker Marie Bayne Billy Burks Ann Campbell Marvin Chapman Bruce Chittum Doris Conner Dorothy Crist Betsy Davis Tommy Davis Bader Dod Betty Entsminger Dainise Folden Eddy Harlow Charles Hamric Alese Harrison Lionel Harrison Billy Howell Lucy Iannuzzi Marina Johnson Edward Kennedy Betty Kirkpatrick Jack Lackman Lee McCurdy Kenneth Miley Ruby Montgomery Della Morris Joan Nelson Jesse Ann Ordel Jack Rowsey Peggy Shaw Tommy Sibold Dorothy Smith Alyce Spencer Pat Stuart Marjorie Swisher Shirley Totten Betty Berkley Waddell Loretta Watts Bobby Wayland Jo Ann Zollman With high spirits the Class of ’54 has managed to get through this year with as much school spirit as possible. Now we are looking forward to next year when L. H. S. will have the privilege of having us for its Junior Class. After much voting, we came up with the following officers: Betty Ruth Kirkpatrick, President; Betty Berkely Waddell, Vice-president; Alese Harrison, Secretary-Treasurer; and Jack Lackmann, Honor Court Representative.

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EIGHTH GRADE When we, the newest members of L. H. S., the eighth grade of ’52 first entered the halls of Lexington High School, we felt little and leftout and scared as jackrabbits. But at L. H. S. it’s hard to stay that way long. The smiles and greetings of the older students soon made us feel a part of things. We elected Phillip Hamric, Class President; Norbert Irvine, Vice-president; Ruby Wray, Secretary-Treasurer. The eighth grade home-room teachers are Mrs. Lula B. Tardy and Miss Elizabeth Grossman. Carol Adam Donnie Fultz Annette Massey Ted Agnor Anna Gordon Edithe Nease George Ax Phillip Hamric Marjorie Newman Carol Sue Ayers Eddie Harlow Ruth Owen Janette Ayers Eleanor Hartless Paul Penick Mary Bane Lester Hartless Jackie Plogger Eugene Bathe Becky Hickman Patty Pullen Bobby Brown Deloris Hickman John Reardon Lois Burwell Mammie Higgins Donald Riley Nancy Camden Dixie Hinkle James Schaff Bobby Camper Burton Hostetter Dennie Sensabauch Lucy Carter Buddy Irvine Sonny Sensabaugh Frieta Cunningham Marlene Irvine Kenneth Smith Doris Chapman Norburt Irvine Neddie Smith Susan Coe Wayne Irvine Wayne Smith Donald Davis Margaret Kesler Martha Spencer Ted Davis Sammy Knick Walter Staton Ruth Dooley Bobby Lawiiorn Jackson Tardy Billy Edwards Katie Letcher George Tolley David Eisler John McClunc Jeanne Tracy Earl Fix Jeanette Foltz Joe McCormick Marvin McKemy Ruby Wray