Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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1 1 N FACULTY IMI. A. W. Whitmore, Miss Betty Straub College: ,University of Virginia College: National Business Major: Administration, Super- College vision and Guidance Position: Principal Mr. Rector Engleman, B. S. College: V.P.I. Major: Industrial Arts Position: Teaches Industrial Arts 4 Major: Secretarial Work Position: Secretary ,A Mr. .Stuart P. Brewbaker, B.S. Miss Elizabeth M. B.S. College: Roanoke College, Uni- College: William and -Mary versity of North Caro- Major: Chemistry lina Major: Mathematics Position: Physical Education and Coach Positionz'-551' eaches Chemistry, ' Q 'iBiology, Science ,, .q, N W Miss Agnes P. Adair, . viv. rvnssirvrary E. Hamilton, M.A. College: Randolph Macon-,f IkCollege: Agnesiggcott, Univer- Madison, Mary Wash- 1- sity of'SQuth Carolina ington rlyiajor: History Major: Commercial Courses Position: ' Teaches English, Latin Position: Teaches Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typing and General Business 6 J 'f' . . 'V Mrs.'Mi1dred H. Huffman, B.s, College: Madison Major: Home Economics Position: Teaches Home Eco- nomics N 4

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-,. VH?ff , 73 1 11 M' P 5 K K , Q7 N T ' gg I 717: , VI l y' . E 1 l A , K il 4 1 --'x X p gf?-0 .f X if 51 2 i in f f b b ' v i , X n. K A M w -tw. Pre l f Sv i .1-J. - if-111 J ftifpl A X 1? ,MsE?1sisss nxsin4 ntl ex, :Il 'I' FOREWORD One can sense a newcomer by the way he stands, gazing at the entrances to the memorable halls of Lexington High School. Soon he learns to step in proudly, while a hapless youth holds the door. Doors play a large part in the academic life of an LHS 'er. Early in the morning half of the stu- dent body tries to crowd in the supply store to buy necessary paper, shorthand tablets, pencils, com- passes, etc. Pupils who were out too late the night before stand outside the door of their classes trying to refresh their tired minds. Everyone holds in special esteem one door-- that of the cafeteria. Evidence of this devotion is found in the noon race to the lower floor. To those who have been too energetic in their dis- play of this sentiment a summons to cross into the inner sanctum of Mr. Whitmore can hold real terror For others it is an invitation to gain needed gui- dance and advice. Whatever the word doors means to you, this 1957 CRYSTAL staff wishes to leave with you this one thought: The stepping across LHS 's portals for the last time symbolizes the threshold of adult- hood. 5

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1 1 Q .Q- ,- . , - 4 l 'J' . if M1s.v.A. Kidd, B. s. Mm. Evelyn T. Law, B.s. M1'.A.W.Li.ndsay,B.S College: Madison College: Longwood College: iWashington and Lee Major: English Major: Latin Major: Engineering. Position: Teaches English, Hist- Position: Teaches Latin, History Position: Teaches 'Math, ory Science, Algebra fe 2' Miss Gertrude Morrison, B.S. i Mis. Eliza M. McHenry, B.S. College: Greenbrier and Uni- College: William a.nd Mary f. versity of Virginia Major: English Majongsifnglish - Position: Librarian, teaches Position: .Teaches Qoyemrnent, French ' English 'f' 'fi . Q Mrs. James H. Price, B.S. College: Longwood Major: Physical Education, History Position: Teaches Physical Edu cation, General Sci- ence akjq Q Miss Ruth Spies, B.N.E. 1: Mr. K. A. Tliqrnesgon, BST: A . L. L. Weaver, B.S. College: North Western, Illinois College: Y.P.I! 5 - I , :fr ., llege: Longwood Major: Music Majorzlfiildcttrical Engfiieerilg Major: Latin, English Position: Teaches Music Position: Teaches A1gebra,'Ge-ti Position: Teaches English, Math Q ometry, Physics W' .15 7