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

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THE IQ7Z CATS PAW LExuNcToN HIGH scuool LEXINGTON, s.c. 29072 voLuME I7 exington High goals of those

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Daily tasks of bus driver Terry Murphy include the not-so-anticipated job of sweeping the aisle. Precision in measurement is compulsory in the experiment conducted by Richard lVlcEachern and Christy Clemenz.

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WISDOM, EXPERIENCE OF MR. MAXIE HONORS LHS Nine classes have seen Mr. lVlaxie each morning of their school careers-his smiling face and welcome wave brightening sleepy- eyed students as no cup of java could have hoped to. Like the proverbial mailman, Mr. Maxie has been at his post, despite snow, ice, driving rain, burning heat and wreckless drivers. Appearing at basketball, football, and baseball games as an unofficial law enforcement officer, he collects tickets and generally helps coaches and administrators maintain order. Born on April 17, seventy-five years ago, Mr. lVlaxie has lived most of his adult life in Lexington. A veteran of WWI and a mem- ber of The American Legion, Mr. Maxie attends St. Stephen's Luther- an Church. lVlr. Nlaxie is an avid hunter and enjoys gardening. The 1972 CAT'S PAW salutes Nlr. Nlaxie Wingard for his years of service and the kindness he has shown to students and faculty of LHS. During the pre-Christmas ice-fall, Mr. Maxie stands his ground against the sleet, staying until all cars have gone. .,. I I' si 2-Dedication Receiving recognition for beautv and landscaping, Nlr. Nlaxie's home is decoa rated according to the season. , gf.. Z V sql, f pgejfe, 2 L . Jiffy 'ff -, fix? K 'Q fzgylib 1 N 5 N ' rj: 4 N ,fm .. 4 tl as xsws ' A! it