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ayers Y X lin IT'S GREAT TO BE YOUNG Janice Beyl, Franklin Young, Warren Young, Karen Hodges FOLLOW ME QUIETLY Dorthy Hilton LaVawn Anders, Barbara Phxllippi Russell Edeal Gene Fuqua THE HEAT'S ON jim Walston,Gerald Nash,Carol Saulsbury, Francis Hagan Dian Rohnert, Wayne Llchtenwalter ALL BECAUSE OF SALLY Sandra Swanberg, Larry Burkey, jerry Wiley, Kenneth Conner Clifford Cox, Sallie Dannehl JUDY Loren Weller David Reed, Dwight Horn Judy Byrd ga? 'X JILL In F.F.A., the freshman Greenhands were led by Russell Edeal, presidentg Larry Burkey, vice-presidentg Larry Biehl, secretaryg Carl jessen, treasurerg Charles Willets, reporterg and Kenneth Wolfe, sentinel. They sponsored a freshman parent night to promote more interest in the chapter. In music, the freshmen again put forth various out- standing contributions. During the last part of the school year, the spot- light centered on the dance sponsored by the freshmen, to which all eighth graders were invited. This Fresh- man Frolic was one of the highlights ofthe year. By all indications, the Class of 1957 will become famous stars. 315 ,ff ,fr
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September, 1953, brought to Lexington High School an ambitious FRESHMAN CLASS composed of fifty-five girls and fifty-three boys, making a grand total of one hundred-eight members. Although they were just beginning to know the school, they entered into their roles wholeheartedly by electing these capable officers: Linda Kammerlohr, president, Tom Sheldon, vice-president: Marlene Stock, secretaryg and Kathleen jolliffe, treasurer. Represent- ing the freshmen on Student Council were Ted Key and Jeanne Davis. Directing these Bit Players were Mrs. Shrader and Mr. Harrin ton. Jeanne Davis,Kathfeen jolliffe, Darlene Parks, and Dorothy Wolfe, cheerleaders, played an important role in leadin the vigorous and enthusiastic fans who backed a gnc, winning team throughout the year. i. ' bit p WE WHO ARE YOUNG: Tom Sheldon, Kathleen Jvlliffe, Marlene Stock, Linda Kammerlohr, Ted Key, jeanne Davis. BEST FOOT FORWARD: Kathleen jolliffe, Jeanne Davis, Darlene Parks, Dorothy Wolfe. YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER: Gary Owens, Carl jeasen, Gary Hiner, Sarah Hewitt. WHO DONE IT: Jim Seberger, Dick Sherman, Danna Grafton, Larry Blehl, Carol Fagot. I DOOD IT: Barbara Wells, Larry Volk, Lorraine Wallace, JoanBoalung. .ff .4-5 , f ,- X
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