Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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Commercial Department Miss Agnes Adair nstructor Ruth Cummings, Katie Whitmore, Isabel Tolley, Agnes Pultz, Margaret Thompson Mrs. lanet Patterson, Mrs. Thelma Martin, Albertina Ravenhorst, Anne Brooke, Priscilla Hastings. Helen Painter, Josephine Miller, Martha Brown, Helen Benson, Margaret Hileman, Elizabeth Fauber Richard Dodson, Graham Moore, Edward Travis

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Student Qouernment Student Government at L. H. S. has passed the experimental stage. It is an established factor for the betterment of student life in our high school. Its history is not one of a sudden rise, but one built on hard work and ceaseless effort on the part of some of our fellow students. We have had an unbroken string of presidents who have had the good of the school at heart. Our committees have been unusually good, and the one of this year is no exception. All student government authority is vested in a president and a committee. The president is elected by the entire student body on the third Tuesday in May. The president is elected from the com- ing Senior Class, and by precedent, is a boy. The following week the coming Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores elect a boy and a girl from their respective classes. The incoming Freshmen elect their members as soon as possible at the beginning of the next school year. These nine members compose the executive committee of L. H. S. and have power to judge all cases coming under the constitution.