Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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Last Will And Testament I, Martha Barger, bequeath my height of five feet to Ruby Wray. I, Shirley Bayne , bequeath to Mis s Adair a Shorthand Class not always want- ing tests postponed. I, Julie Coates, bequeath to my cousin Derby Huger my ability to make stills in Mr. Thompson ' s physics class. I, Louise Crist, bequeath my place in cheerleading to anyone who can stand the early morning practices. I, Rita Davis, bequeath my front seat in Miss Adair ' s Shorthand to anyone who doesn ' t want to do his next day ' s assignment. I, Elinor Dunlap , bequeath to my cousin Susan Coe my glass of Mr. Thomp- son ' s Christmas eggnog. I, Gene Flint, bequeath my love for Shop to my brother Bobby. I, Madeline Gille spie , bequeath my ability to play too much to my brother Gilly. I, Ralph Gontrum, do here by leave? I, LizaHarlow, bequeath my beautiful soprano voice to Jeanie Arehart who can ' t seem to carry a tune. I, Billy Harlow, bequeath my good times at L.H.S. to Billy Lackey and all my energy for cheering at games to Patty Pullen. I, Mary Lou Holstein, bequeath to Jane Coleman the wonderful parties and outstanding times in Monroe Park. I, Katie Letcher, bequeath my love for W L frat parties to any junior who can stand the late hours, cool combos, and flat beer. I, Patty Mays, bequeath my ambition to be a nurse to Eleanor Hartles s in hopes that we both succeed in passing Chemistry. I, Mary Ellen Meade , bequeath to my cousin Tom Jenkins my seat in Senior English in hopes that he will get as many kicks out of it as I did. I, Kenneth Miley, bequeath all my learning to anyone who thinks I have learned enough to benefit him. I, Mary ED McClung, bequeath nothing. I ' m going to try to take it all with me. I, Jean Nicely, bequeath my love for week-end dates to Eleanor Hartless in hopes that she can see him more often than I. I, Pat Nuckols, bequeath my seat at the second table on the right to anyone who has no trouble digesting his food. I, Gene Paxton, bequeath to Norbert Irving my ability to sleep third period and pass all the tests. I, Sandra Rayder, bequeath my car, the A , to Ruby Wray in hopes that she can make more than a taxi out of it. I, Patsy Rees, bequeath all my good times at L.H.S. to Mike Wilson. I, Bill Richardson, bequeath to my brother Joe my typewriter. I, Betty Roberts , bequeath my good grades in senior English to my brother Dave . I, Wayne Sligh, bequeath my frequent trips to B.V. and Natural Bridge to Allen Brown. I, Frances Van der Veer, bequeath my daily seat on Sensabaugh ' s bus to any 8 grader from Highland Bell who thinks he may need it for the next five years. I, Danny Welsh, bequeath my ability to get along in Senior English to Billy Swisher . I, Juanita Whiteside, bequeath my offices in the F.H.A. Club to anyone who likes the responsibility. 18

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Juniors President George Ax Vice-President Jackie Jeffress Secretary- Treasurer Martha Spencer Honor Court Representative. .Eleanor Hartless Martha Spencer Carol Adams Ted Agnor George Ax Doris Bane William Bane Katherine Bowie Bobby Brown Lois Burwell Bobby Camper Susan Coe Frieda Cunningham Ted Davis Paul Dale Billy Edwards David Eisler Earl Fix Jeanette Foltz David Foster Phil Hamric Eleanor Hartless Delores Hickman Dixie Hinkle Norbert Irvine Jackie Jeffress James Kokolis John McClung Charles Mitchell Edith Nease Ruth Owen Paul Penick Patty Pullen Judy Roberts Dennie Sensabaugh Martha Spencer Jeanne Tracy Ruby Wray The highlight of the activities of the Junior Class was the annual ban- quet when the Juniors entertained the Seniors. This year the Junior s sponsored the Homecoming Dance at which time the queen of 1954 was crowned. As a part of the Christmas assembly program, the Juniors in tableau form portrayed the story of the Navitity. 20