Lexington High School - Crystal Yearbook (Lexington, VA)

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New Administration Brings Changes The retention of many customs and tradi- tions, the instigation of numerous progressive practices, and the preparation and planning to meet the future needs of our school have been the keynotes of the year, 1966-1967, at Lexington High School. Under the leadership of Mr. Frank Thompson, our new principal, this year has been one of labor, accomplishment, and dreams for the future. Frank L. Thompson A.B. William and Mary College M. Ed. William and Mary College Principal Clyde E. Keen B.S. University of Virginia M. Ed. University of Virginia Assistant Principal 8

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ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY This year our faculty has gained several new members who have added new ideas and fresh enthusiasm to the wisdom and experience of older members. We have broadened our programs and maintained a wide curriculum. Our faculty forms a valuable source for guidance and inspiration through both the new and the old. 7

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All good teachers come to the aid of their typewriters. MRS. EMILY ADAMSON B.A. Bennett College, M. Ed. University of Virginia Physical Education and Health 8, Social Studies 8 MR. JAMES W. BARTON B.S. East Tennessee State University Distributive Education MRS. CAROLYN A. BECK B.A. College of Wooster English 9, 10 MR. STUaxm r. BREWBAKER B.S. Roanoke College, Athletic Director Physical Education, Football and Track Coach MRS. ELOISE BROADNEAUX B.S. Talladega College English 9, 10, Guidance MR. DOUGLAS C. CHASE B.S. State University of New York B.D. Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Mtn. Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Art MISS NELLIE F, CLARK B.S. Madison College Typing I, II, Office Practice MISS EDNA G. COMPTON B.S. Radford College General Business, Bookkeeping MRS. MYRA S. COMPTON B.S. Madison College Typing I, Personal Use Typing and Notehand Shorthand I, II 9