Lexington High School - Lexicon Yearbook (Lexington, NC)

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J, Sefgh-q,,,,gi. 'm , , fllibz Qpntligbt w 2ia:3 gfgsxtt., F P li - I J JUL JW ii! lil 35' 'if K I KW! XM tif? 6973. lla? A wir wif' JVNJ S-'UV 'ii' it QE, Je 'V' W' re 1 r it it it Q JOHN H. COWLES THOMAS D. STOKES Gln, Superintendent of Schools Principal of High School Gi' Hi' Mr. Cowles, our superintendent is a The subject of this sketch is a native 'V native of Tennessee. He graduated from of Rockingham County, North Carolina, Peabody College in Nashville, receiving a graduate of the University of North 0 gg both A.B. and B.S. degrees, During the Carolina with the degrees of A.B. and S 4 -V. summers of 1925, 1927 and 1928 he at- LL.B. and with major credit toward his -,gg tended Teachers' College, Columbia Uni- graduate degree. A versity, majoring in School Administra- M,-U Stokes came to Lexington High iq tion with a View Of the Master Of Arts School in the fall of 1922 as a teacher 'N Y, Degree- of mathematics and director of athletics, Y 5. Mr. Cowles came to us in July, 1918 which position he held for three years. .3 L and has been superintendent of city In the spring of 1925 he was elected lg Q7 schools since that date. Under his ad- principal of Lexington High School, 'Q' ministration school attendance has grown which position he continues to hold with from 800 to 2,700 pupils: teachers have credit both to himself and to the school. gif? increased from 20 to 78, and from one In August, 1924, Mr. Stokes was mar- C, building valued at 855,000 the equipment ried to Miss Helen Earnhardt of Lex- xg, if has been expanded to five modern school ington. Ei if buildings with 9' total value Of 3-PD1'0Xi' T. D. this popular name with stu- 45 'A fa mately 5i5525,000- dents and teachersl has made a reputa- 043 ' By teachers, by pupils, and by the peo- tion of being a friend of the pupil who i pleof Lexington at large, he is regarded does his duty, but hard boiled with 5, '29 as one of the first citizens in the com- the violator of school regulations. ,Egg munity. rin Pip :ex P09 N71 ffiil. QM e 1 e VW F Z. ., Q21-553IErgitilfiiiwgis-24ulQlrg eiglt n Iggigraeggs:gigs-galgia.hxzaglffifilfilgrii-.7r62iQ,l'lf