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

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Jeepers, what a big finger I've got. From beginning to end, this year was an extra special year filled with memories that will linger in the heart of each student for the years to come. To the seniors it has been a year of endings and new beginnings. Senior privi- leges, class rings, the last high school prom, the works of Shakespeare and Chaucer, and graduation-these mean that high school days are-over. Juniors will remember presenting their class play, de- corating for their first prom, sweating U. S. History tests, and taking National Merit Scholarship tests as outstanding moments in their Junior year. The Sophomores sold magazines, dissected frogs, worms, and starfish while learning the elements of biology, and worked on research papers as they began to feel that they were indeed a vital part of Lexington High School. Meet Bat Mastersonf' MQMENTS REMEMBER The Freshman class members ioined the chorus, band, and various clubs, ardently observed the rules of Rat Day, as they worked hard to become worthy members of the student body. The teachers helped us to attain new and greater goals as we worked together to make Lexington High School an asset to our community, our state, and our nation. Dependability, initiative, co-operativeness, a magnetic personality -all the good qualities of a leader were con- sidered when homeroom officers and Student Council representatives were elected in September. On September 8 each pupil at L.H.S. became a member of one of the thirteen clubs provided by the school for students' education and enioyment. A chocolate covered popsicle, please.