Lexington High School - Lexian Yearbook (Lexington, OH)

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LEXIAN 41 319. as 9- 3 ,S 06 U0 36 W -tiff? 3? 26 QW 61 n Yb 'u The Journallsm Class All 1dent1ficat1ons 1n thxs book wlll read the same as bennath thls plcture from left to rlght and from the row at the top toward the row at the bottom Carol Chapln Esther Sowash Allce Rose Maglott Mart1n Fuhrer Patrxcla Boylan Mane Lued5 Eleano1 Lubold Glena Jean Lampbell Helen Cashell Eugene Schvxan LOIS McLaughl1n, Martha Stone, Helen Mentzer Sponsmed by Harry M Ward, Bryan, Ohzo Three e,. hee W W , We W o Mfr, , I ' , , ,, , , 'ff e on o o l A . ' n A Q ' l 1 ? 4 ' - 5, , W 'df ? ,M ,, ,V if ' A 0 . , , I an Q.. A -352 ,L ' x WM I V ,X 1 ' 1 V . L if ' 1 -,f , 3 .,, 1 wr ' A 39 , ,YA a. l Eg, Av I Aff' g Q 1 1, A ,,-Ftqffv f' ' .A a, -e Q .W ,,!A,,,q, A . , , . 7 , .

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LEXIAN 41 Foreword For the fourth tune we are publlshmg a school yearbook We stlll hold as our obJect1ve a book whlch has all the essentlals of a yearbook yet on a sens1ble b8S1S not too elaborate and at a PFICC wlthm the reach of all Wlth much greater adx ertlsmg resources As lt IS we depend upon the profit from the feature pxctures as well as page sponsors patrons and advertisers ln order that we may offer the book for sxxty cents The class th1s year has strlven to offer a better book than any wh1ch have gone before You Wlll haxe to be the Judges as to whether they have accomphshed that purpose One thmg you w11l find true the space devoted to the plctures has been mcreased materlally Crltl cxsms are welcomed smce that IS one vs ay of learnmg hovn to unprove a product Two , . . . A We do not attempt to compete with enterprises of other schools

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X I A N 4 o anna' Dedication We are conscious that we live ir rne of the periods of gieatest stress in the entire history of the vt oild VVe ale shocked daily by nevxs from both the newspapers and the IadlO which impress us xx ith mans nhumanity to man We realize that the task facing humanity IS a graxe one and we hope that vue may be among those who never lose sight of the goal To time be fatal For that reason vte have decided to dedicate our school yearbook this year to an ideal We dedicate it to the spirit of DEMOCRACY and since vxe are convinced that it is the most ideal may for human beings to live on this earth we add our hopes and prayers that all think mg people will dexote their lixes and foitunes toward the common purpose of retaining this xx ay of life The public school has been called Democracy s first line of defense We can not overdo the job of putting it uppermost in 0u1 minds Four L E ' I forget the goal and be indifferent about purposes would certainly at this