Henry Clay High School - Statesman Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION GIR W Groups showing a few of the activ- ities of the Phys- ical Education Department f 0 r Girls, and the W i n n e r of the 1934 gymnastic tournament.

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0 PAGE 98 T H E C U P Int valr Inopllv W LAWRENCE GARLAND, JR. Winner of The Yale Cup The Yale Cup, given annually by the Kentucky Alumni Association of Yale Uni- versity to member of the Senior Class who is outstanding in character, scholarship and athletics, the highest honor that can come to a boy in Henry Clay was won this year by Lawrence Garland, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Garland, of this city. Lawrence has shown character and personality, since entering from Morton Junior High in September, 1932, that has given him a very special place with students and faculty. This is shown by these, a few of his positions of honor: Sports Editor Hi- Times, 3, Treasurer International Relations Club, 4, Vice-President Farquhar Hi-Y, 3g Vice-President 4B Class, I-lead Proctor, 4, President 4A Class, Secretary Student- Teacher Council, 4, Hi-Times Staff, 4, Alternate Captain Basketball, 45 Captain Foot- ball, 4. As he leaves high school he carries congratulations and best wishes of faculty and students who feel that he will add honor to a splendid list of Yale Cup winners. Second place in this event was won by Boyne Wood.