Lexington High School - Cats Paw Yearbook (Lexington, SC)

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Subjected to a 'hair-raising' experience during an assembly on atoms, Becky Banks grimaces at the thought of her coiffure. All-State chorus hopefuls- Tony Roland, Ann Caughman, and Tempy Seay-board the bus bound for auditions. 14-Fall Involvement be Exhibited by Teens In '72 Lexington teenagers took an active role in election year 7972. TA RS and Young Democrats solicited for national candidates as well as local ofHce-seekers Pleasure was intermingled with the hard work of nailing up posters and mailing literature. The talented, and even the not so talented, joined together to harmonize on the Band Wagon that participated in July fourth festivities. Organization was the key word for fall as clubs, homerooms, honor wcieties, and the student council initially met and discussed the agenda for the coming year. Plans were made in compliance with the objectives of the respective group. Parents were cordially invited to visit the teachers of their children at the annual Open House in September. Entertainment was provided by the band, chorus, and elementary school students followed by tours of the school. Measurements of juniors for class rings climaxed eleven years of schooling. ln preparation for grad- uation exercises, supplies- invitations, gowns, and diplomas- were ordered and awaited by seniors.

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Attempting to give students a broader understanding of math, Mr. Rawls utilizes a projector in summer school. Strenuous hours of practice in August resulted in a winning football season as the fighting Wildcats wan 7 games. Students-Lynn Derrick, Linda Gossett, and Louise Austin-perform many serviceable tasks for patients, Summer- I 3

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