Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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HALL OF Louis Wright MOST TALKATIVE Scott Weaver MOST DEPENDABLE Kay Mabry MOST SCHOOL-SPIRITED Kirkpatrick Barrett MOST COURTEOUS Adams McCluer MOST CAREFREE 18

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SENIOR HISTORY It was five long years ago when we first entered the time -honored halls of Lexing- ton High School, we It was five long years ago when we first entered the time -honored halls of Lexing- ton High School. We were only lowly eighth graders, but even then we looked for- ward to the friends we would make and the fun we would have in the years to come. We began our first year as LHS students by electing Anne Weaver President. Tom Adams and Gail Deaver, Vice-President and Secretary -Treasurer respectively, were chosen to assist Anne with her duties. Robert Carson was appointed to be our Honor Court representative. We worked hard, and our eighth grade year passed quickly. When our freshman term began, Norma McCormick was elected President and Tom Adams Vice- President. Sally Foltz, the Secretary -Treasurer, collected dues for our fast-growing treasury. Lynne Barrett represented us on the Honor Court. As ninth graders, the privilege of joining clubs was given to us. Latin Club members Robert Carson, Sandra Ikenberry, Norma McCormick, Anne Weaver, and Betty Whitehurst represented the school at the Latin Tournament. In 1956 we attained the rank of Sophomores, and we knew that the time when we would call ourselves seniors was drawing near. This year we elected Willard Scott President, Betty Whitehurst Vice-President, and Tom Adams Secretary -Treasurer. Anne W eaver served as our representative on the Honor Court. Finally our junior year arrived when we were allowed to wear our class rings and to attend the prom at Natural Bridge in May. Besides working hard to earn money for our senior trip to Washington, we elected Betty Whitehurst President, Roger Baroody, Vice-President, and Carole Wright Secretary -Treasurer to lead us in our endeavors. For the first time we were accorded the honor of having two members of our class on the Honor Court, Anne Bennetch and Lynne Barrett. Soon it was time to begin our final year at LHS. We proudly attended our first assembly and felt the admiring glances of our fellow students, for now we were SEN- IORS! To lead us through our last year we chose Willard Scott President, Sandra Ikenberry Vice-President, and Dee Riegel Secretary -Treasurer. Betty Whitehurst, Reid Swisher, and Roger Baroody represented us on the Hon or Court. Now we worked especially hard to earn money for our trip to Washington in April by sponsoring the Homecoming Dance and the Twirp-Week Dance and also by selling tickets to a special movie. After the trip, we attended the Junior-Senior Prom as the guests of honor. Graduation time is almost here, and soon we must leave LHS. Many will attend college; others will enter various professions. Now as we say farewell, we wish to say thanks to the students and faculty, and we hope that the Class of ' 59 will remain long in your memory. 17

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FAME Baroody Bennetch MOST STUDIOUS Sterrett Whitehurst MOST AMBITIOUS Cauley BIGGEST CUT-UPS Crist 19