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

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TRAVEL STUDY MARKS SUMMER Education, being an endless process, continued throughout the summer vaca- tion for many students. Summer school provided an opportunity for advancement for some and a brush-up session for others. Academic education was not the only type LHS students took advantage of. Skin-diving, swimming, and karate lessons broadened the scope of knowl- edge for those interested. European travel added spice to edu- cation. Three students participated in a study-abroad-trip to France with high school course credit given. One was in- vited to tour Europe with a concert band. These trips combined pleasure, education, and sight-seeing into one package. -' ,sy f tm, ,., , Il, K. AJ, ti CWS .-WV g ff nf' 'QYMXE gs? 1- E 'H 3 -a 5 r fiQt't?fi'Ts-- ' 'tfsgmif v .,,.. :W LQ,5x1?f5Wi 1' r - 12-Summer Majorette camp gave the new mai0f9fI-95 PFHC- tice in routines and the fundamentals of march- ing and twirling. Raking trash, a seemingly endless task, this student cleans the grounds of the school of the accumulation after summer school recesses. EW' tif il,

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PURSUING OF INTERESTS FUN PROVIDE OUTLET Organizing a new school year was the task assigned to the guidance counselors and their aides. Schedules were mapped out with care given to the varied individ- ual needs of students. Decoupage, a phrase unfamiliar to most, became everyday language to stu- dents who decided to pursue a new hobby this summer. Decorating handbags was undertaken by interested girls. Athletics offered an outlet for pent- up energies. Ball teams flourished and provided an experience in teamwork. - ,,-I lwmlmmar .W :N -.Nl 2152 ,V i A . , Q 3, 'Q 1, , ' Q31 - ' . Us V. ini kqglf A ' Q Q we fi illgvhi -V sales- ff f l in . Q 'rf ffl THX 1 re A ' . 3: ' , . X , X. V Ja, ii I. , lf. -v 'Wx Qi ' - ' 1 ra' ' 1' 41 t .J. ' H l sf ' ' ei fl? 'f - l if 5' K., 1' -V, , 1' ' ' V ' , 1' i - va. J, 4' Z- h , , wg? ya Q , , 75 . , T-4' if Y ' i ' 'L 4-was ' hw ff H ' 1 Llai. 4 , --,lr .msg A .--lj,-,mg . , A Yum N .5535 I-'fa 'rv , lf' me l i . 'E' s.. ,,,f ., K ri I eds- - 7'1 l if I W7 8 ,A h W M, ,, x4 151 uv 6-'ff Y M A N' sf , . 'kv- . ,- ., Q. 654535 sz.: yet: Y W. Q1-aww 151 f 5 fry, Iggy L U .l..M,.l,M,L',5x,A Dale Driggers and Cathy Mathias put a last coat of varnish on the purses they are making in a decoupage class held in the summer. Great amounts of cement, steel, and sweat go into the construction of a football stadium as the work continues on into the fall. 14-Summer