Lexington High School - Lexicon Yearbook (Lexington, NC)
- Class of 1939
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MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA I Xl LEXICQ ' ' Copyright 1939 By BOBBIE GREEN Editor-in-Chief MARGARET WARD Business Manager F REW RD In our Lexicon, signifying a book of records, we have striven to depict various phases of our activities in Lexington High School-our classes, sports, clubs, and glimpses of class- mates in their more informal moments. It is our sincere wish that you may gain both profit and pleasure from its pages, and that this book may become a lasting leaf in the annals of our high school. DEDI ATI Hoping that in future years you will deem it fitting to carry on the records we have begun, we, the staff of 'the 1939 Lexicon dedicate this yearbook to you, Seniors-to-be, of Lexington High School. lm x MW X 'A 'NWN ,rj N-An! EW F fl 2' 955 xx --'J,.. '.:-'h NN x X W Ny XX. X x'xX X 5 ww I W A .X 4 ' ' ff' '-- 'Q X W ' A 'Ti-1i ' xx' I . V 'lggiqh MR. L. E. ANDREWS Superintendent MR. A. R. BULLOCK Principal 'T HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY First Row: Mrs. Ottis Hedrick, Miss Frances Walser, Miss Freta Hoffner, Mr. Tom Young, Miss Frances Shepherd. T3 Second Row: Mrs. Claire Cuthrell, Miss Rachael Sink, Miss Elaine Childs, Mr. Vincent Kelly, Miss Janie Allsbrook. 'viii Third Row: Miss Elizabeth Jacobs, Mrs. Richard Sink, Miss Dorothy Davis, Miss Isobel Craven, Miss Helen Phillips. Fourth Row: Mr. Sam Hensley, Miss jose- phine Mahler, Miss Lillian Pugh, Mr. Arnold Ray, Mr. H. B. Tucker. 'f 'g Af-- '1 X ' if f M I QJXXXUV I E 1 WX X 05535 V569 154'-:XR M X NX I H Q Ei 5 Rwviyk lx N Q2 X Y RQ fx UV w 1 l it x 'WW N 'VM M1 M A -A NNW M . l was fli-iv Nl IN x' W ,f C i gi 2 NN . Vll, are ' ' ' -- . ..--X-f ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JOAN SINK ,.... I President JoI-IN CARRICKHOFF I Vrrr-Preffdrrr VIRGINIA SMITH . , , is Secretary IMLA C. HOLLOWAY, JR .I... I Treasurer JIMMY HENSLEY, BARBARA POOLE . .rr, Class Marrow Class Flower: Red Rose Class Colors: Blue and Gold Class Motto: Step by step we reach the heights. Page Six S E N I O R S RUTH ANDERSON Plays '36, '37, '38, Dramatics '36, '37, Glee Club '36, '37, '38, Science Club '39, Monogram Club '38, '39, Basketball '36, '37, '38, '39, Cotillion Club '36, '38, '39. PAULINE AVERY Business Club '39, Glee Club '37, '38. JAQUES BECK Model Airplane Club '39, President Model Air- plane Club '39, Track '36. VIRGINIA BECK Student Council '37, '39, Cotillion Club '36, '38, '39, Honor Society '38, Secretary '39, Girl Reserves '38, '39, Dramatics '36, '37, '38, President '39, Lexhi- pep Staff '36, '37, '38, Editor '39, Dramatic Club Play '37, '38, '39, Senior Play '39, Dramatic Class Play '39, Debating '36, '37, Glee Club '37, '38, '39, Historian '39, Forum Club '39, Marshal '38, Super- lative 'Z-6. HARRY BERRIER Home Room Representative '36, Home Room Rep- resentative '37, Vice-President Student Council '38, Safety Patrol Captain '38, President Student Council '39, Safety Patrol Captain '39, RICHARD BLACK Assistant Scenery Maker '39, Dramatic Club '38. BILL BROWN Student Council '36, '38, '39, Home Room Presi- dent '39, Hi-Y Club '38, '39, Treasurer '39, Dramatic Club '36, '37, '38, '39, Glee Club '37, '38, Monogram Club '39, French Club '39, Cotillion Club '39, Band '36, '37, Football '39, Golf '38, WILLARD BROWN 39Sl1ortl1and Club '39, Vice-President Shorthand Club MARY GARLAND BURKHART Cotillion Club '38, '39, Girl Reserve '39, Glee Club 36, '38, '39, Dramatic Club '36, '38, Glee Club Plays '36, '38, Basketball '38, Hobby Club '39. MILDRED BURKHEAD Cotillion Club '39, Homemalcers Club '39, Page Seven L Az N XX? 'lb' S E N f Ja My .H lj- J v iff' K. 46 I O R S CLYDE CARLTON Dramatic Club '36, '37, '38, '39, Cotillion Club '37, '38, '39, Monogram Club '38, '39, Dramatic Class Play '39, Football '37, '38, '39, Basketball '36, '37, '38, '39, Captain '38, Baseball '39, Science '39, Tumbling '37, Glee Club '36, '37, Camera '39, Suoerlative '37, Secretary-Treasurer Home Room '36. HULIN CARLTON Football '37, '38, Basketball '36, '37, '38, Captain '39, Student Council '37, Home Room President '37, Monogram '38, '39, Cotillion Club '38, '39. JOHN ROBERT CARRICKHOFF Vice-President Senior Class, Hi-Y Club '39, Cotillion '38, Glee Club '39, Hobby Club '39, Dramatic Class Play '39, Dramatic Club Play '39, Lexicon Staff '39. PEARLIE MAE CARTER Business Club, Vice-President '39, Forum Club '39, Glee Club '37, '38, Cotillion Club '38. ' FOYELL CECIL Cotillion Club '38, '39, Senior Camera Club '39. RALPH CLAYTON Glee Club '37. MARTHA CONRAD Glee Club '36, Latin Club '39, Home Makers Club 39 I. C. CRAVEN, JR. Glee Club '39. PAUL CRAVER Dramatic Club '36, '37, '38, '39, French Club '39, Cotillion '39, Baseball '39, Booster '37, Dramatic Club Play '37, '38, Dramatic Class Play '39, Senior Play '39. ROSS CR ra u 6 ti 1 ra ' J' If f Page Eight 1' , S E N I O R S LOUISE CRAWFORD Vice-President Home Room '37, Home Makers Club President '39, Latin Club '39, Glee Club '36, Marshal Junior Class '38, Class Poet '39, National Honor So- ciety '39. RUTH CRAWFORD Glee Club '36, Homemakers '39, Lexhipep Staff '39. VIRGINIA CROSS Cotillion Club '37, '39, Business Club '38, '39, Forum Club '38, '39. KENNETH CROUSE Lexhipep Staff '39, Debating Team '39, Forum Club '39, Business Club '39, Senior Class Play '39. SEAFORD CROUSE Band '36, '37, Publicity Manager of Athletics '39, Bus Driver '39, Hobby Club '39, Monogram Club '39, Stage Manager '38. AUGUSTUS CURTIS BEATRICE DANIEL Business Club '39. BRUCE DAVIS Health Club '36, Dramatic Club '36, '37, Cotillion Club '36, '37, '38, Travel Club '39, Glee Club '37, '38, '39, Dramatic Club Plays '36, '37, Senior Play '36, '39, Baseball Manager '39, Debating Club '37. CLARENCE DAVIS BILL DELAPP Student Council '36, '39, Dramatic Club '37, Cotil- lion Club '36, '37, President '39, Hi-Y, Vice-President '38, '39, Monogram Club '38, '39, Football '38, '39, Lexhipep Business Manager '39, Band '37, '38, Cheer Leader '37, Glee Club '37, Superlative '39, Booster Club '37, Play '37, Safety Patrol '39, Rifle Club '39. J eff Ziff i f feb.: J7 Page N me S E N I O R S Q, E A. L. DISHER, JR. Home Room President '37, '38, Hi-Y Club '38, '39, Football '38, '39, Safety Patrol '39, Science Club '39, Baseball '39, Co-Captain '39, JAMES EASTEP Dramatic Club '36, '37, Track '36, Cotillion Club '36, '37. E. H. EASTER Student Council, Treasurer '36, Dramatic Club '37, '38, '39, Monogram Club '38, '39, Cotillion Club '36, '38, '39, Plays '36, '37, '38, '39, French Club '39, Hi-Y Club '38, Secretary '39, Glee Club '36, '37, '38, Football Manager '38, '39, Lexhipep Staff '39, Lexicon Staff '39, Senior Superlative '39, ROBERT EBELEIN Cotillion Club '39, Glee Club '39, Debating Club '36, EVA EGGLESTON Glee Club '36, CHARLES ELKIN Class President '37, Class Vice-President '38, Hi-Y '38, '39, Cotillion Club '37, '39, Booster Club '37, Beta Club '38, '39, Lexhipep Staff '38, Super- lative '38, '39, ESSIE EVERHART Business Club, President '39, Lexhipep Staff '39, Home Room Treasurer '36, Glee Club '36, '38. ROBERT EVERHART EDITH FANSLER t 'XUL FARABEE Track '36. Page Ten S E N I O R S RUBY FRITTS Glee Club '36. BOBBIE GREEN Student Council '36, '38, Dramatic Club '36, '37, '38: Cotillion '36, '38, '39g Lexhipep Staff '38, '39, Class President '38g Class Vice-President '37g National Honor Society '38, '39g Treasurer '39, Girl Reserve '38, '39g Superlative '39, Editor Lexicon, French Club '39g Junior Class Marshal '38g Dramatic Class Play '38. ROBERT HAMES THELMA HARDEE Salisbury '36, '37, French Club '39, Book Club '39. BETSY HARRIS Cotillion Club '36, '38, '39, Dramatic Club '36, '37g Debating Club '36, '37g Camera' '39, Travel '39, Glee Club '39, Play '39. MILDRED HARTLEY Glee Club '37. QUENTEIN HAYNES WADE HEARN IRENE HEDRICK Glee Club '39, Business Club '39, President. VIRGINIA HEGE Travel Club '39g Glee Club '39. Page Eleven S E N I O R S AMELIA HINKLE French Club '39, Cotillion Club '36, '38, '39, Sec- retary-Treasurer '39, Dramatic Club '36, '37, '38, '39, Monogram Club '37, '38, '39, Plays '39, Glee Club '37, Literary Club '36, Basketball '38, '39, Superlative '39, Girl Reserve '39. CLAFTON HINKLE Dramatic Club '36, '37, '38, Cotillion Club '36, '38, '39, Play '39. MARY LOUISE HINKLE Home Room President '37, Dramatic Club '36, '37, '38, '39, Girl Reserve '38, '39, President '39, Monogram Club '39, French Club '39, Civic Club '39, Glee Club '37, Cotillion Club '36, '38, '39, Literary Club '36, Basketball '38, Basketball Manager '39, National Hon- or Society '39. DOROTHY HOLDER Booster Club '36, Student Council '37, Hobby Club '39, President Health Club '39, Vice-President Cotil- lion Club '38, '39, Dramatic Club '37, '38, Glee Club '36, '37, '38, Glee Club Play '38. IMLA HOLLOWAY Class Treasurer '39, Student Council '39, Home Room President '39, Hi-Y '39, National Honor So- ciety '39, Lexicon Staff '39, Golf Team '39, Camera Club '39 President, Cotillion Club '39. DOUGLAS HORNER Hi-Y '38, '39, Dramatic Club '38, Cotillion Club '38, '39, Beta Club '38, '39, Football '38, '39, Mono- gram Club '38, '39, French Club '39. ELIZABETH HUFFMAN Home Room President '36, '37, '38, '39, Student Council '36, '37, '38, '39, Monogram Club '38, '39, Health Club '39, President Hobby Club '39, Secretary- Treasurer Glee Club '38, Basketball '36, '37, '38, '39, Captain '39, Glee Club Play '38, Best-all-round-athlete lGirll '38. MARGARET HUNT Girl Reserve '38, '39, Vice-President '39, Dramatic Club '36, '37, '38, '39, French Club '39, Cotillion Club '36, '38, '39, Dramatic Club Play '38, Senior Play '39, Dramatic Club Play '39. HENRY UAMES Page Twelve S E N I O R 7 MARTHA UAMES Glee Club '36, '38, Dramatic Club '38 CECIL JOHNSON Football '36, '37, '38, '39, Basketball '37, Monogram Club '38, '39, Debating Club '37, Cotillion Club '36, '38, '39, LUCILLE JONES Class Basketball. THOMAS DAVID KIMBRELL Airplane Club '39. RUBY KIRK Dramatic Club '36, '37, Cotillion Club '38, Glee Club '36, '37, Home Room President '37, IRA KIVETT I-IOYLE KOONTZ Science Club '39, Senior Play '39, Baseball, Co- Captain '39, Cotillion Club '38, '39, Football '37, '38, VIOLET LAMB Glee Club '36, '39, Health Club '39. CHRISTINE LAMBETH Cotillion Club '36, '38, '39, Dramatic Club '36, '37, '38, Glee Club '36, Travel Club '39, Shorthand Club '39, Glee Club Play '38, Basketball '38, '39, Monogram Club '38, '39, SARAH LANIER Student Council Officer '36, Home Room President '37, Knitting Club, President '36, Dramatic Club '37, Senior Play '39, Page Tbzrteer S E N I O R S Q- WILSON LA YTON Baseball '39. CLIFTON LEONARD Cotillion Club '38, '39, Dramatic Club '37, '38, Glee Club '37. VIRGINIA LEONARD Glee Club '36, '37, Business Club '39, Travel Club '39. CORNELIA LINK RAY VON LINK Football '37, '38, '39, Co-Captain, Hi-Y Club '38, '39: Cotillion Club '38, '39, Monogram Club '38, '39. FRANCES LOHR Student Council, Home Room President '38, Cotil- lion Club '36, '38, '39, Dramatic Club '36, '37, '39, Glee Club '37, Girl Reserves '38, '39, Beta Club, President '38, '39, French Club, Secretary '39, Travel Club '39, Science Club '39, Glee Club Play '37, Lexhi- pep Staff '38, '39. LAURA MAE LOHR Business Club Treasurer '39. RUBY LOHR Cotillion '37, '38, '39, Dramatic Club '38, Cheer- leader '39. DOUGLAS LOPP Beta Club '38, '39, Senior Play '39: Lexllipep Staff '39, Lexicon '39, Football '38, Natio al Honor Society '39. ' R CHAR s' ' ADE Hi-Y '3 ,' Glee Cldb '3 37, '38, '39, Dramatic Club '36, 7, '38, '3j9, D atic Club Play '36, '37, Senior y '39,XCo ' lion rub '36, '38, '39. Page Fourteen S E N I O R S CHARLES MICHAEL EUPHERZINE MICHAEL Business Club '39. MARY ELLEN MICHAEL Wadesboro '36, '37, '38, half '39, Glee Club half' '39 COLLEEN MYERS Glee Club '36, '38, Business '39, Lexhipep Staff Assistant Bookkeeper '39. JIMMIE MYERS Student Council Secretary '37, Dramatic Club '36, '37, '38, '39, Cotillion Club '39, Beta Club '3.8, '39, Forum Club '39, Debating Team '39, Dramatic Class Play '39, Dramatic Club Play '36, '38, '39, Senior Class Play '39, Baseball '39, Lexhipep Staff, Assistant Business Manager, Band '36, '37, '39, Drum Major '39, Home Room President '36, Boosters Club '36. VICTOR MYERS Forum Club '39. ERNEST OSBORNE Football '36, '37, '38, '39, Cotillion Club '38, '39, Hi-Y Club '38, '39, Monogram Club '38, '39, Glee Club '39. CARL PARKS Home Room President '36, '37, Dramatics '36, '37, '38, '39, Hi-Y '37, President '38, '39, Cotillion '38, '39, Cvlee Club '38, '39, Monogram '38, '39, Dramatic Club Play '38, '39, Senior Class Play '39, junior Class Play '37, Football '35, '36, '37, '38, '39. EMILY PHELPS Cotillion Club '38, Travel Club '39, Boolc Club '39, Glee Club '38, '39, Play '38. Page Fifteen 2 5908 00585179 0 Q5--9 i -if I O R S CHARLES PHELPS JACK PICKETT Band '36, '37, '38, '39, Cotillion Club '38, '39, Glee Club '37. HOWARD PUTNAM PAULINE PUTNAM Student Council '36, Home Room President '36, Glee Club '38, '39, Beta Club '38, '39, Girl Reserve '39, Forum '39, Dramatic Club '36, Homemalcers '36, Cotillion Club '36, Camera Club '39, Plays '38. DICK RABB French Club '39, Dramatic '36, '37, '38, '39, Hi- Y '38, '39, Glee Club '37, '38, Cotillion Club '36, '38, '39, Dramatic Club Play '36, '39, Senior Play '39, Lexhipep Staff '39, Band '36. '37. JACK RETTEW High Point '36, '37, French Club '39, Cotillion Club '39. KENNETH RHODES Beta Club Treasurer '38, Treasurer '39, Hi-Y Club '38, '39, Football '38, '39, Cotillion Club '36, '38, '39, Monogram Club '38, '39, National Honor Society '39. EARL ROSE Cotillion Club '38, '39, Health Club '39, Glee Club '39, GEORGE RUFF Class Treasurer '36, Student Council '39, Home Room Treasurer '37, Cotillion Club '38, '39, Glee Club '39, Dramatic Club '39, Forum Club '39, Senior Play '39, Band '39, Lexhipep Staff '39. ROBERT SAPAROW Other schools. Page Sixteen S E N I O R S DOROTHY SECHLER High Point High School '36, Glee Club '37, Camera Club '39. MARJORIE SHAW Hobby Club '39, Camera Club '39, Dramatic Class Plav '39. j. C. SHEPHERD Class Vice-President '36, Beta Club '38, '39, Honor Society '38, Vice-President '39, French Club President '39, Dramatic Class Play '39, Superlative '39, Chief Marshal '38, History Medal '38, A. N. SINK, JR Home Room President '38. ELIZABETH SINK Tapping Club '37, Forum Club '39, French Club '39, Home Malcer's Club '39, Orchestra '37. JOAN SINK Class President '39, Class Treasurer '37, Student Council '38, '39, Second Vice-President '38, Dramatic Club '36, '37, '38, Historian '39, Cotillion Club '36, '38, '39, Forum Club '36, '37, '38, Glee Club '37, '39, Girl Reserve '38, Secretary-Treasurer '39, Honor So- ciety '39, Beta Club '38, '39, French Club '39, Debating Team '36, '37, '38, '39, Dramatic Class Play '38, Glee Club Play '37, Lexhipep Staff '39, Lexicon Staff '39, Marshal '38, Music Medal '37. RALPH SINK Glee Club '36, '39, ANNIE SMITH Glee Club '39, Business Club '39, MARJORIE SMITH Dramatic '36, '39, Cotillion '37, '38, '39, Glee Club '38, Health Club '39, VIRGINIA SMITH Class Secretary '39, Student Council '38, Girl Re- serves '39, Beta Club '38, '39, Honor Society '39, Lexhipep Staff '39, Lexicon Staff '39, Dramatic Class Play '39, Senior Play '39, Glee Club '39, Class Prophet '39, Nlarshal '38. Page Seventeen gn S E N I O R S IRIS SOWERS Cotillion Club '39. FRED STYERS Home Room Treasurer '36, Golf Team '38, '39. ' HENRY STYERS, JR. '39, Golf '36, '37, '38, '39, State High School Golf Champion '36, '37, '38, Corillion Club '38, '39, Glee Club '37, '38, Southern High School Champion '38, . Superlative '39. LAUREL RUTH TEAM High Point '36, Glee Club '39, Dramatic Club '37, '38: Cotillion Club '36, '38, '39, ' VELMA TETTER Dramatic Club '38, Cotillion Club '39, Forum Club '39, Glee Club '39, Business Club '39, President '39, Dramatic Club Play '38, Senior Play '39. THELMA THARPE Secretary and Treasurer Business Club '39, Dramatic Club '36, Cotillion '36. MARGARET THOMASON Girl Reserve Club '39, National Honor Society '39, Senior Play '39, Cvlee Club Play '37, Dramatic Club '35, '36, '37, Superlatives '36, '39, Glee Club '37. PEGGY TROGDON Class Secretary '36, 37, Glee Club '37, '38, Business Club '39, Home Economics Club '37, Dramatic Club '37, Cotillion Club '37, '38, Senior Play '39, Office Girl '38, '39. MELVIN TROUTMAN Glee Club '39, JUSTICE VICKERS Other schools. Page Eighteen Home Room President '36, Basketball '36, '37, '38, S E N HILDA MAE WAITMAN Senior Play '39, Dramatic Club '37, '38, French Club '39, Glee Club '39. DOROTHY WALKER Glee Club '36, '37, Travel Club '39. WINFORD WALKER Travel Club '39, Business '39, Treasurer FAIRBANKS WALKER Cotillion Club '36. EAVON WARD Glee Club '36, '38. MARGARET WARD Dramatic Club '36, '37, '38, '39, Cotillion Club '38, '39, Debating Club '36, Glee Club '37, '38, Dramatic Club Plays '36, '37, '38, Lexhipep Staff '39, Lexicon '39, Business Manager. HILDA WEAVER Vice-President of Class '36, Glee Club '39, Senior Play '39, Thanks Awfully , Lexhipep Staff '39. MONTISE WEAVER MARYLEN KSISD WHITE Dramatic Club '36, '37, '38, Girl Reserves '38, '39, Monogram Club '38, '39, French '39, Civic '39, Glee Club '37, Cotillion '36, '38, '39, Plays '39, Cheer- leader '38, '39. DAVID WILLIAMS Eighth Grade, Trinity High School, Student Coun- cil, Treasurer '38, Forum '38, President '39, Hi-Y '38, President '39, Honor Society '38, President '39, Science '39, Dramatic '37, '38, Cotillion '38, '39, French '39, Debating '37, '38, '39, Dramatic Play '37, Senior Play '39, Band '37, '39, Lexhipep '38, '39, Marshal '38. Page Ninetccn I O R S 1 S E N I O R S DESAREE WILSON Home Room Secretary '39, Cotillion '37, '38g Cam- era, Vice-President '39g Glee Club Play '38, Senior Play '39g Band, Majorette '39. SARA WILSON Camera Club '39, Senior Play '39g Dramatic Club '37, '38g Glee Club '36, '39. l WALTER WILSON ye siclent '36g Baseball '39, Forum '39, sx- '1. ' 3 BETTY WITHERSPOON Dramatic Club '36, '37, '38, '39g Beta Club '38, '39, Corillion Club '36, '38, '39, Lexhipep '38, '39g Lexicon '39, Dramatic Club Play '36, '37, '38 121 '38, Senior Class Play '39g Student Council Play '36g Dramatif Class Play '38g Glee Club '39g Superlatives '36, PAUL YARBORCUGH French '39, Baseball '39, PAULINE YOW Linwood High School '36, '37, '38, Page Twenty NIORSUPERLAT V Prettiest Girl Ruby Kirk Best Looking Boy Charles Ellcin Best All-Around Boy Bill Delapp Best All-A round Girl Sis Hinlcle Most Popular Girl Sis White Most Popular Boy Bill Delapp Most Athletic Girl Elizabeth Huffman Most Athletic Boy Ray Von Link Most Talented Girl Bobbie Green Most Talented Boy E. H. Easter, Jr. Best Dressed Girl Sis Hinlcle Best Dressed Boy Henry Styers Most Studious Louise Crawford Most Intellectual J. C. Shepherd Most Sincere Margaret Thomason Page Twenty-one SENIOR SNAPSHOTS N :ng pswxi a. Sc-mor Debating Team. b. What an angie! c. Big Bill QTiidcn, mnyliel. ci. Waiting for the train? e. Three Musketeers . f. How is this for contentment? g, Esquire, h. Wl10's crabbing? i. Solemn Seniors? j. Fred Asttiires?? k. T-ville bound! Page Twenty-two 1 'C' -J-gf 'Fw XX J' R wixov X W QS W Q30-'63 f O5 xfff X393 xx f JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS MARY GORDON 1. . . Prefidenf VERNON THOMASON . . , . Vice-President VERNON PRICE . . . . ..,. Secretary and Treasurer Class Flower: White Carnation Class Colors: Green and White Class Motto: To strive, to seek, to Find, and not to yield. Page Twenty-fou1 J U Alma Aaron Margaret Aaron David Agner Lucille Allen ,lack Anderson Margaret Anthony lVlary Beck Pauline Bernhardt Faith Berrier Bill Bingham .-Xnna Blount' Mae Blount Virginia Brinkley Cecil Brown lean Bruton Thelma Bullock Nora Lee Byers Sarah Byerly Everett Carlton Millicenr Carlton Nancy Clayton Frank Conrad Hazel Conrad Ruth Contact Anne Conn . ' , .'. emi:-M ,JJ 4 5 Ella Stuart Coxyja- Dick Craver - H Odell Crave:-y Plott Craver ,. Ray Qvaver nf W 9' J' 57 H Y ffl -if adj irdlflri? dt' 'H B Donese Cross Elaine Crotts Bobby Crowell Ruth Cruse Plarold Daniel N I O R b ls. Page Twenty-fire J U N I Page Twenty-six O R S james Davenport Louise Earnhardt Sara Everhart Louise Frady Malcolm Freeman Kelvin Fritts i' Y Paige Fritts George Gaines Mary Gordon Ivey Grimes Louise Green jalcie Gurley Dorcas Harris Lewis Hartzog Dorothy Head Rachael Hearn Gerald Hege Vada Hilliard Iola Hoffman Juanita Holt Ramelle Hooks Elizabeth Hudson Elizabeth Ann Hulin Bobby Johnson Frances Kimbrell Geneva Kimbrell blames Kimbrell Jeanette Kimbrell Ettie Ruth Kines john Kirk H. C. Koonts Violet Layton Geneva Leonard Lindsay Paul Leonard Rebecca Leonard 9 - ' R S J U N 'I O Paige Lohr James Lovell Evelyn Loolcabill Grace McCrary Ellis Michael Vemon Mickle Jacqueline Miller Joe Miller Maude Walton Miller jane Moore Ruth Morris Dorothy Moseley Opal Myers Forrest Nifong Carl Ray Osborne Wade Osborne Johnny Palmer Bobby Peacock Dick Peacock Homer Peninger Jacqueline Phillips Hubert Philpott jo Doris Pickett James Poovey Vernon Price Martha Redwine Carl Rimer Maxine Sechrest Rota Sharpe Helen Shaw 1 f Hartley Shoaf i Audrey Simerson Frecl O. Sink, jr. Hilda Sink Paul Sink Page Twenty-seven Nt o s v 'H Pagc Turciiiy-cigfat R S Grady Spry Hovis Spurrier Viola Stafford Calvin Stroud Gertrude Suri-att Duett Swing Faith Tesh Dorothy Thomason Vernon Thomason Mary Touchstone Clarence Wagner Arnold Walser Grace Ward Nancy Ward Virginia Watson Nlorelle Wfeaver ' jimmy Wfelborn Pearl West Helen Wicks jack Wfitherspoon R. L. Yarbrough Pauline Allen i-'lnry Frances Dart C. Everliart Kathryn Fry 1 vZ-J 'J el ,. R. G. Hill Constance Lanier Harold Piclcett Hobart Rodden A Paul Smith Selma Solomon Lila Lee Winecoff Kenneth Rowe Bruce Tussey Edith Everhart Vestal Lanning Elizabeth jenkins xQX X ', lr --'f x 114 f, U X-11 H J' .- N 5 sg- -ll X f X fi-27 'S M R YC jg 5' I . -7 X YO: O 45335 Q , S? 'UN -. 'Sh , W 1 X 22' A ' 535 as Q69 4 , 4 f? M R 5 Xu -1 X I K ' X A ,J XX N? 5 f X! X X O x X 1 ' X X O 2 x wh X X X N 3 ! Ax ,If f XX c My x' XXX' X XX? f -X!! -f 'iilif m' 'nj K X XX 'XXX aff' ' 3 x f X X- ,rf ffff ' Z.,- .-. g f-f' NNY I ' Xa ! X xx Page Thirty if of f'1jll' S O P H O M O R E S ALVIN PHILPOTT . CECIL EANES , BILL GORDON . Silba Aaron Lawrence Alexander Hoyle Anderson Virgie Avery Duleie Ayres Belvin Beck Ned Beck Clarence Berrier Grace Bird Homer Biesecker Bruce Black James Byrd James Burkhead Martha Brown Betty Calhoun Edna Earle Cameron Virginia Chadwick Don Cherry Roy Church Vestal Church Joyce Cope Nettie Lee Craven Burke Craver Linna Crawford Louise Cross George Curry ,Ralph Curtis Isabelle Dillon ' - A Carroll Dorsett Virginia Dorsett John Dougan Hayes Douga Cecil Eanes, 1,0 . Parks Easter?-D :ji ,jx Albert Ebelein fo ' Margaret Edwards Lawrence Everhart Margaret Everhart Mildred Everhart Vestal Everhart Frances Farabee Herman Fleming Stacey Foster L. T. Fry Roland Gibson Bill Gordon Sylvia Goings Baylor Gray Joe Gray Mary Ellen Gray Athel Green Frank Hames Bill Hankins Suzanne Harmon Louise Harris James Hart L. E. Hart Talmadge Hart Billy Hartley Elsie Hartley Bobby Harvey Georg: Hatley Calvin Hedrick Alice M. Hege Robert Hinkle Frances Holt Clifton Hudson Betty Huffman Jimmy Hulin Donald Jenkins O. G. Jenkins William Jenkins Walter Johnson R. O. Kirkman Jay Kivett Calvin Koontz Edna Earle Koontz Lois Koontz Marguerite Koontz Donald Lambeth William Lanning Carl Leonard Florence Leonard Frank Leonard Garland Leonard Jessie Leonard If 07 John Leonard X Mable Leonard Louise Leonar A James Link Doris Lohr Henry McCullock James McCullock Fred C. Michael J. D. Michael Arthur Miller Maye Moody Vernon Morris Jack Mundy Clifford Myers Virginia Olive J. L. Osborne Lucille Overman Lawrence Owens Silvin Palmer Joan Peeler Conrad Peninger Enid 4' NP flirty-one . , Presidenl . . . Vice-President . Secretary and Treasurer Alvin Philpott 1 Mary Pickett George Pierce Tom Powell Lillian Raper Virginia Rawlings Margaret Reeves Grant Revelle Irvin Ribelin Jack Richey Evelyn Robinson Evelyn Satterfield Betty Ann Sharpe Irene Sharpe Paul Shaw Hilda Shoaf Maurine Shoaf Kathleen Shoemaker Pete Shyrle Rachael Simerson Elizabeth Sink Lois Sink Stokes Sink Carolyn Smith Ivey Smith John Smith Lafayette Smith Leonard Smith Marjorie Smith Moline Smith Elmer Spry Paul Spurrier Edna Stutz Lois Swing Ishmael Tate lVlarie Tesh Geraldine Thomason Montise Thomason Fletcher Wall P8 Betty Ward rf Y f,-M' Elizabeth Vander Archie Washburn Hester Washburn Bobby Weaver E. R. Weay'er Jack Weddington Mildred Williams Bill Woodruff Lena Wrenn Clyde Yarbrough George Yarbrough Shelly Yarbrough s Juanita Yeomans ,, vatofl' I Q Christine Young of . 'iw 'Q if-3 S N A P S H O T S ffl A a. Our heroes! b. Gettin' the low down! c. Study l1all?? d. Lazy Bones. e. Better dodge, Shu! f- 10611 is miSSingl g. Don juan fthe loverl! h. Lovely to look at? i. Donated to the Lexicon for Kenneth and Bill. j. Sucker! lc. Ivey and Cutie l. Freref' m. Strong arrn Robert. n. To the highway patrolmen? o. Nice roping, Maucl??? p. Stork takes it lying down. Page Thirty-two ff!,, V mx 1,-1Q5h'YqG n i QQNQJDD x953 f ff, jf!!! f X . X Page Tfuirfy-fum F R E S H M E N president jimmy j. e. allen lelon allen nellie maude allen roby atkins neal avery constance bailey christine bates clifford banks charles bailey doris biesecker margaret biesecker barbara bingham vera pauline blako billie blaylock meredith boaze vaudie brookshire joe brown emily bower mary vivian brown elizabeth coppley magdalene coggins elmer cooper george clifton roscoe curry sarah conracl swannell crawford caroline cook odell craver hilda Conrad clarence craver maureen conrad della mae curry gladys Crawford mary lee cruse frank craver Clewey carlton elizabeth davis adilean davis hilda dorsett william daniel robert disher caroline driver betty dillon evelyn gail everhart robert lee everhart kathleen everhart charles everhart letha everhart shirley eastep jimmy eanes ruby everhart ruby mae everhart etta mae edwards melvin everhart gladys everhart elwood everhart james everhart nettie mae edwards virginia everhart franklin everhart jacqueline eastep billy fox herbert foster billy fritts austin frye george fowler, jr. mildred fogleman ruth fritts mildred fleming franklin hagler ruth harkey josephine hedrick king harman walter horner henry hardister jimmy holman jeanette hamner howard hatley grace hill bobbie hinkle rachel hudson willis holleman fitzhugh harman everette hege ruby haynes wiley hedrick uldean hodges dwight hinkle ruth haynes bruce gaines lucille gray clayton gray lucille jarvis jean jernigan garland johnson helen jones juanita jenkins elizabeth jenkins virginia johnson william jolly callie jarvis edna johnson helen johnson rachel koonts richard kivett dorothy king marie koonts blanch kinsey charles lohr iris leonard delos lyon j. d. leonard geraldine leonard bernice lanning n. h. leonard louise n. leonard finch leonard clifford lopp christine leonard cletus link evelyn link mary jo lohr pat myers dorothy morris louise michael billie morris betty mullis eddie maley bonnie mullis esther moon betty morris charlotte myers anne mclendon hoyle mccracy bernice morgan herman michael aurie myers jacqueline mccullock jackie mims norman mccrary elizabeth myers Furman mcdade helen nance pauline musgrave jackie perryman ina mae parks Page Thirly-jiw helen pearman jean peeler eugene putnam ervin ports nora perryman helen palmer betty pickett elizabeth peacock morris phillips g. b. player wilma ridenhour pearl hege reynolds billy raker boyd FOWC eveanne roberts eugene roberts hazel ralph rose richey bobby rose herbert reeves horace rowe joyce rawlings patsy solomon edith simon helen stanford nellie smith edith sink hoyt sink elaine smith dorothy spruill allen edith spears spears herman stamey sara sowers ruby sneed jack solomon paul shillinglaw jimmie siceloff dallas shoaf ray story nell sharpe phvllis ann shoaf frances sechler audrey smith elaine shaw madeline stegner elise swicegood helen smith philip sowers calvin smith samuel turner emory turner harold troutman odell tetter hilda tesh odell tetter alice varker dorothy wilson charline williams carroll wall frances wrenn raymond ward james watson keith wilson maxine wagner katherine wallace mildred walser hazel yarbrough rachel yarbrough frances holt yarbrough martha young rebecca young kathryn zimmerman 631168 S A N A P S H O T S f 'H a. Pretty Girl. b. Three's a crowd, David. c. Forgot to duck! cl. Cornered! e. Where is Buck? f. Wonder who the smile is for! g. Beyond mel hi Swing out, David. i. See no evil, speak no evil, l hear no evil, j. You gettin' any? lc. Little men. l Slnoe shine boys! m. Yum-yuml Page Thirty-six ivvovw ...i Rx yf! 7 fs' ,, 'Y X' ,,-,- f gf 1 .- , V X 2f , ' .' ' ' ' Z'QQ?Z'fJ-'fg:g:'f1?-lia-SN ' f NY .'1 ',-224714 ' -ri ,f ' 'f ff , I 5 f ' -.tx-ui , X N ,, xx iq! 4 al f- . ...-.ff ..- ' LEXINGTGN HIGH SCHOGL FOOTBALL SQUAD ily! W, ,, ifflli ,Vid fl' W ll alt First Row: Bob McC1inn lManagerl, Vernon Price, Ernest Osborne, Ray Von, Link lCo-Captainl, joe Huffman lCo-Captainl, Kenneth Rhodes, Fred C. Michael, Fred Myers, George Gaines fMan- agerl. Second Row: Lewis Hartzog, Cecil Eanes, Calvin Stroud, A. L. Disher. Rusty Craver, Bill Bingham, Vernon Thomason, Dick Peacock, Clvde Carlton, Carl Parks, Everette Carlton. Third Row: Hubert Philpott, Frank Conrad, Bill Delapp, Lawrence Owens, Wade Osborne, Tom Young lCoachl, Cecil Johnson, Douglas Horner, Bobby Crowell, Donald Lambeth, Fletcher Wall, Ishmael Tate. Fourth Row: Fred O. Sink, Parks Easter, Ralph Curtis, H, C. Koontz, Walter Clark, George Curry, Bill Brown, H. B. Tucker lAssistant Coachl Arnold Ray lAssistant Coachl, Lindsay Paul Leonard. RECORD OF 1938 FOOTBALL TEAM Coaches: Tom Young, Head Coach: H. B. Tucker, Assistant Coach: Arnold Ray, Assistant Coach. SCHEDULE Lexington . 6 Newton . . 0 Lexington 59 Mooresville . . . 0 Lexington . 9 Winston-Salem . . 6 Lexington 20 Morgantcn 0 Lexington , . 14 Barium Springs . 6 Lexington . 7 High Point . 14 Lexington 32 Spencer . 0 Lexington 34 Salisbury . 0 Lexington 39 Concord . . . 0 Lexington , 31 Lincolnton , . 7 Lexington 6 Children's Horne . . 6 The season of 1938 for the Lexington High School proved to be one of the best when the grid- iron eleven won nine games, lost one, and tied one, amassing a total of 257 points to their opponents 39 points. Several players won for themselves honors that they well-merited. Among the All-Conference selec- tions rose Bill Myers, quarterback, and Co-Captain Joe Huffman, end. Everette Carlton, along with Myers and Huffman, took honors for All-State, and was estimated highly by all newspapers. Co- Captain Ray Von Link was elected by his fellow-players as the 'most valuable player on the Lexington High School squad. Page Thirty-eight DOUG HORNER FRE ABILLY' MYERS ,Ji A, 41' ff , EWRETTE Suu' cnkuou S gf 5 cecu. amp JOHNSON vsamm Fm mama. m4,Q2gv !:A '. I, Q 'rom YouNc,, COALH fi-1 KENNETH P.Hoov Rwovfs msn r.. sPuo MucHAsx. RAY VON 'BLONDY LINK CARL PARKS ERNEST 2g?3+gTR NE Page Thirty-nine GIRLS'BASKETBALL TEAM me wi First Row: Faith Berrier, Mary Gordon, Lib Huffman fCaptainl, Ruth Anderson, Sis Hinkle,'Ann Corn. Second Row: Mary Louise Hinkle, fManagerJg Betty Huffman, Dot Moseley, Christine Lam- beth, Bill Gordon, Juanita Holt, Frances Shepherd lCoachj. The 1938-39 girls' basketball team won 5 games, lost 8, tied 2. BOYS'BASKETBALL TEAM ' -,,,f First Row: Bob Henry Styers, Hulin Carlton lCaptainl, Everette Carlton, Clyde Carlton. Second Row: George QManagerl, Ishmael Tate, Sam Jenkins, Malcolm Freeman, Louis Hart- zog, Tom Young fCoachl. The 1938-39 basketball team won 12 out of 18 games, losing 6 to their opponents. Q Y . 5 S Page F arty 1 S lx BASEBALL TEAM L-.1-4 , W , v , , 1, 5515241 , First Row: Russell Revelle, Paul Yarbrough, Jimmie Myers, james Kimbrell. Bill Myers, Bob lVlrGinn, Clyde Carlton. Second Row: Wilson Layton, Walter Wilson, Rusty Craver, A. L. Disher, Harold Pickett flVlanagerJ, Hoyle Koonts. Bruce Davis, Everette Carlton, Coach Arnold Ray does not appear in the picture. This year Lexington High School has organized a baseball team team which has started off with a good season, winning three games, losing three, and tieing one. GOLF TE A l First Row: Bill Brown, Dan Allen, Imla Holloway. Second Row: Carroll Wall, Fletcher Wall, H. B. Tucker fCoachl, Henry Styers, jr., Fred Styers, The golf team promises to be the best in several years, beginning the season with two wins over Winston-Salem, and losing by ,lose margins to High Point and Greensboro. ' Page Forty-one 6 I X, L1 gb! X 1 fm 1 . x f-UAW SPORTS SN APSHOTS we an 'Q 237 im, il L. U Page Forly-Info 1 X X u x X l ff Qlhdoa ,,.---1-1 xx r ff 'Q,2:,f01,h. X. 5' x- fx' . X I Pg I- 'X 'la ICQ If sf ,N W. 4? A5- Ak ,-X 'N-N .-'- -' .- - ,-, '- as XfSgr:t al wv X 13 1 4,-f V 'X X QW U 5 A '. XX b l N b ' :M Q Mx x A4 X N T ' Y , 4 Ng N. X X K I H - X x N ll. X XX N 'F --- LV' -Be ' x , f ' f4'fg :V ,1 ,-lin 4 ,fzfflfirf ' ',Ef5i Vbyiy g? -: nn-'f-5 ' GIRL RESERVE CLUB Pauline Bernhardt, Frances Lohr, Pauline Putnam, Paige Lohr, Virginia Smith, Mary Garland Burkhart, Virginia Beck, Sis White, Bobbie Green, Isobel Craven QAdvisorl, jane Moore, Virginia Brinkley, Mary Louise Hinkle, Joan Sink, jean Bruton, Mar- garet Hunt, Mary Gordon, Sis Hinkle, Margaret Thomason. HI-Y CLUB David Williains, Hubert Philpott, lf. H. Easter, liill Brown, A. l,. Disher, Vernon Price, Dick Rahh, Kenneth Rhodes, lfverette Carlton, Bill Delaipp, Douglas Horner, Leonard King, Carl Parks, Ray Von Link, Charles lflkin, Imla Holloway, jim Wel- horn, John Carrickhoff, Bill Bingham, Vernon Thomason, john Kirk, Dan Allen, Ernest Osborne, Charles McDade, Calvin Stroud, Dick Craver, Dirk Peacock, l,t-wis Hart- zog H. B. Tucker lAdvisori. Page Forty-four 3 Ev an , Q ,S ' 5' inf. fl7r,,, v, fx' - ' .giffyiig 9 . . si 3,5 g et A t. 5 n'i.' Q ' ai, t. glam? N, 4 . , 'V ai wl,J,+7f? ' . My fd.: - fig ' ffl A255 as 'QM , ,., Q' 'V . . .1 ,fy QR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Margaret Thomason, Virginia Smith, Virginia Beck, Bobbie Green, Mary Gordon, joan Sink, Hubert Philpott, Bill Myers, Frances Wa,lser fAclvisorl, C. Shepherd, Imla Holloway, David Williams. NATIONAL BETA CLUB jimmy Myers, Frances Lohr, Nancy Ward, Paige Lohr, Constance Lanier, Alma Aaron, Douglas Horner, Betty Witherspoon. -loan Sink, Dorothy Davis liixdvisorl, Ruth Morris, Louise Green, Vir- ginia Smith, Pauline Putnam, jimmy Wfelborn, Hubert Philpott, Kenneth Rhodes, Charles Elkin, Douglas Lopp, Mary Gordon, jane Moore, Vernon Thomason. Page liorly-five LEXICON STAFF joan Sink, Virginia Smith, Betty Witherspoon, Bobbie Green, Mary Gordon, jane Moore, Virginia Brinkley, Dorothy Davis fAdvisorj, Hubert Philpott, Vernon Thomason, E. H. Easter, Vernon Price, john Carrickhoff, Elaine Childs lAdvisorJ, Douglas Lopp, Imla Holloway. LEXIPEP STAFF -J' any Z Essie Everhart, Virginia Smith, Edna Cameron, Virginia Beck, Mary Gordon, Betty Sharpe, Peggy Miller, Hilda Weaver, Ruth Crawford, Coleen Myers, Betty Witherspoon, ,Ioan Sink, Jane Moore, Bobbie Green, Margaret Ward, Ruth Morris, Frances Lohr, E. H. Easter, Charles McDade, David Williams, Ishmael Tate, Freta Hoffner fAdvisorJ, Peggy Hedrick 1AdvisorJ, Bill Deleipp, Dick Rabb, jimmy Myers, George Ruff, Douglas Lopp. Page Forty-six ,lu LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL BAND K 14 1 4 W' ' 4 u Carolyn Smith, David Agner, Burlce Craver, Wade Phillips, Robert Hinlcle, Fletcher Wall, Carroll Wall, Bill Hunt, John Henry Welborn, Desaree Wilson, William Daniel, Eugene Putnam, Bill Morris, Alvin Philpott, Jack Pickett, Joe Miller, Clarence 'Wagner, Camille Mountcastle, Bobby Arnold, Giles Crowell, Billy Revelle, Delbert Cripliver, Boyce Sinlc, Hoyt Sink, Mr. Sam Hensley fDirectorl, jimmy Myers. THE FOOTLIGHTERS Hubert Philpott, Virginia Brinkley, Virginia Beck, E. H. Easter, Elzabeth Ann Hulin, joan Sink, joan Peeler, Betty Ann Sharpe, Margaret Ward, Mary Louise Hinkle, Ruth Morris, Juanita Yeomans, Kathryn Zimmerman, Betty Witherspoon, Helen Philips fAdviscrl, Mary Pickett. Sylba Aaron, Louise Green, Margaret Hunt, Sis Hinlcle, Mary Touchstone, Blll Brow'n. George Ruff, jimmy Myers Page Forty-seven MONOGRAM CLUB ll Q iz 1. mann F , - ja...-.. , - , S jjgiwfis. .-.. , f' . 'ef ,jva-M Q' , , .s . ,.,, J. W QM, Q. V ' ' f ' F Q sw ' ,..,-:fs-. f,. V ,. f ff , ' ' . 1 is V 'i V First Row: Lib Huffman, Dot Moseley, Christine Lambeth, Ruby Lohr, Sis White, Mary Louise Hinkle, Bill Gordon, Sis Hinkle, Mary Gordon, Faith Berrier, Ann Corn, Ruth Anderson. Second Row: Doug Horner, Cecil johnson, Vernon Thomason, Everette Carlton, A. L. Disher, Bob McGinn, Ray Von Link, Clyde Carlton, Seaford Crouse, Dick Peacock, Robert Hames, Fred Styers. Third Row: Carl Parks, Malcolm Freeman, Hulin Carlton, Sam jenkins, George Gaines, E. H. Easter, Rusty Craver, Dick Craver, Lewis Hartzog, Bill Brown, Vernon Price, Kenneth Rhodes, Bill Myers, Henry Styers, Bill Delapp, Bill Bingham, Hubert Philpott, Ishmael Tate, Calvin Stroud, Fred O. Sink, Wade Osborne, Bobby Crowell. 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Ralcer Bob Ralcer Lexington Drug Store SANDWICHES SOFT DRINKS HOME MADE ICE CREAM Phone 2213 PARKER-MILLER CO. 'eThe Gift Corner Lexington, N. C. Sis White: l've waited since 5 o'cloclc for Bill, and it's 6:30 nowf, Chula Hunt: And when were you to meet him?,' Sis White: At 4 o'cloclc. SHOAF'S FLOWER SHOP 900 W. 5th Avenue Member Florist Telegraph Delivery Association Phone 514 MRS. R. GRADY Sl-IOAF, Florist Flowers for all Occasions -vvvv-,-o-av--- ---- 004-oo-cos-as-cocoa-00oa.'4o::v 'Jr' Compliments of RAYLASS DEPARTMENT STORE Shop where your Dollar Buys Most Compliments of CONRAD and HINKLE GROCERIES Phone 341-342 I' ' ' ' xx if Ig II 11 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS!! 3 I E: FOR- 1 lu it Your beautiful girls li lg lr 'n Your handsome boys 'L .Q Your superior athletes i, l in Your clever witticisms li l 1, ll 42 AND THANKS!! l ii Folia- :E 4, 1 il Your interest in this advertisement l lg lp if HUNEYCUTT FUNERAL HOME :E li :L :L Most Modern and I-Iomeliken Phone 2761 1, :y 1, l 4, -----AA-+++---------- 3 Dick Craver: I've finished with that girl. Cac Stroud: Why?', Dick: She asked me if I danced. Cac: What's so insulting about that? Dick: I was dancing with her when she asked me. Vx: :nn :x ': :x: ::::x:m: HHHN xx? il Compliments of the UNITED FURNITURE COMPANY ,5 ff Quality Materials gl if Skilled Craftsmen il il Lexington, N. C. Mrs. Hedrick: Why do we call English our mother tongue? Dude Clayton: Because father doesn't get much chance to use it. --- vv.........- - --fy 9-v-- 4+ l - 4 Compliments of 4: I 4 HOWARD CREDIT 3+ CLOTHING COMPANY East First Avenue l, P 4+ 4+ 1+ J Lf Quality is our First Consideration QUALITY BEAUTY SHOP PHONE 540 Henry Styers: What do you think will go well with my purple and green golf stockings? Chuh Hunt: Hip boots! ::- ::::.p::: :::::::::::::::::::.'::::::::, PEOPLEQS DRUG STORE CUT-RATE SANDWICHES QI DRINKS 1' DRUGS + 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 1 :: J CAROLINA CAFE The Better Place to Eat SPECIAL DINN ERS STEAKS Regular Dinners, Sandwiches, Fresh Delicious Coffee, Fountain Ice Cold Beer Buford Harwell, Manager E. B. and J. B. CRAVEN INSURANCE and LOANS 5 North Main Street I - - - A +4,::::,.,::::: -::::':::: -::::.,,L A - - - -::::4-:::::::::::::::::::::::: A A SUNLIGHT LAUNDRY GENUINE DRY CLEANING Dial 428 4 Lf- :::- J sv -v--v 17 I I - - A A A,-v-:force 0o::::o f'::- ::::o::::: 'I 'I I 1, 4: I I 1 YOU SAVE I, I K1RKMAN'S SERVICES CARE FOR WHEN YOU FINANCE YOUR 1: N U d :E I EVERY EMERGENCY THAT MAY CW Ol' SC :I 4 4 'I I 'I AUTOMOBILE I, 5, I 4, I Direct with 4 I: ,I 4 I . KIRKMAN Sz SONS The Industrial I I I Bank of LQXIHSJUOU II' FUNERAL DIRECTORS 4 4 I' I 4 I : I 'I Phone 521 I , I I Lexington, N. C. Member Federal Deposit Insurance 4 4I Corp. --- ....... .vv--- J -- -'-A - 'A' ---- ------ ------- L ------------ - - - -------------------- , .AAAA -7 T- :::::::::::::::: I 11 Say it with Flowersn n 4 . Cargllna Cleaners ,E ,E Whatever the Occasion Lexington's Best I A BIRTH, A DEATH, A JOY, OR .1 .1 SORROW Phone 532 1 , , I, Flowers best express your appreciation or 'I 4, 4, 4, 4, UALITY AND SERVICE AT ALL 'I I Q 5, 5, MISS ROXIE SHEETS TIMES Phone 6119 961 S. Main 4I ------------- ----- g,------------ ----------- sympathy 4 J 7 F 4 4' Compliments of I 'I AIKEN STORE, Inc. 35 I Booze Motor Company 4, I, READY'T0'WEAR gf gf DODGE and PLYMOUTH CARS 4, 4, 'I For the Entire Family Sales and Service Courteous, Convenient Credit 4' I: I ' I, Lexington, N. C. Phone 482 AIKEN STORE, IHC. 3' I 1 I - - v - - - v v v v v - - - vv.. - 0- - - v - v v ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- --------------,----- ------- Miss Mahler 4to 4th period geometry classI: Please write your name on these papers-not your signature. A Scotchman wrote to the editor of a magazine saying that if he clicln't quit publishing Scotch jolces in it, he would quit borrowing it. T' 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ PEERLESS MATTRESS COMPANY li Quality Bedding THE J. F. WARD COMPANY QQ Merchandise of Quality iiiixsx,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,,,,,sittin FOR ANY ELECTRIC REPAIR, ELECTRIC WIRING I CONGRATULATIONS 1+ AT LOWEST COST PHONE GRADUATES if GOODRUM 85 SONS Lexington Hardware ir Pijlilii llllff l oooooooooo Mrs. Gaines: George, how Clare yo uk iclc your little brother in the stomach? George: Q'Gee, Fm sorry, Mom, but it was his fault. He turned around. ve::: ::::e:-f::- ::::ee:::::::::a t::::: ::::::ee:- ::::: ee: , 4+ 4+ 4 1: 1: if ,, 1' Compliments of 1 1 if Compliments of :, P H, D S 35: ROSE ELLEN 4 urce S ru tore ' 1' : g A ig ,Q BEAUTY SHOP 4, 1 gg Where You Can Always Save Money E PHONE 2638 4 5 'I P s 1 E1 rf L-:::: ::::rl 9:::: J ---- -- A-- A--- ---A---.0-qv A:::0::: :: QE Lexington Beauty Shop 2' West First Avenue + ' Phone 452 'E I Miss DAISY LEE SI-IIVES .5 I Miss GERTRUDE MCDOULD , E P ACME Plumbing and Heating 1: 1, Plumbing ancl Heating of the Better 1, A:::u r ' H 5 l,,,? Kind I I If AUTOMATIC STOKERS I, P 1: BEST WISHES TO THE GH-I BURNERS if CLASS OF '39 1, 1, . 'n . N 1, Cr0uSe,S Shoe Repalr Phone 2264 Lexington, C 1 l if Phone 2267 :E If If II ff Where Shoes are Correctly Repairecln 1, '1 '1 lg 'I 'I 9 -:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::J U-a::::::::::: Mr. Tucker: What is the formula sign for water? Bill Brown: H-I-J-K-L-M-N-O. Mr. Tucker: What do you mean? Bill Brown: Why you said it was I-I to O. Y H'::::::::::::::::: ::WI -term: 'I I' 7' 1 I I fl II if 11 1, 11 1: 11 il il 1' l 1, Compliments of I 5, Compliments of P , l 1 ,, 1, E. M. WARD E51 MCCRARY I :1 LUMBER COMPANY 5:1 1: ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES ii CGWIPLETE BUILDING SUPPLIES v ' . . . ,, gi Phone 527 Your Frigidaire Store I I I Lexington, N. C. 1, Phone 434 it 1:4 if 1' I '1 1: '1 1 , 1, I 1: IE tl :::: ,5 tr A A A A A AAAAAA A:::::::::a-N:::: The Pause That Refreshesv LEXINGTON BOTTLING COMPANY Miss Craven: Correct this sentence: 'It was me that spilt the inlcf Pig Thomason: It wasn't me that spilt the ink. DAVIDSON MOTOR COMPANY for Economical Transportation Over Z0 years of continuous sales and service The Place for Friendly Service Phone 2292 SWICEGOOD'S BARBECUE STAND BARBECUE CoLD DRINKS Manager: Xvarner T. Stamey PENRY'S STORE The Old Store with the Young Ideas Lexington, N. C. H. G. FRITTS GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS, POULTRY, FEEDS, CANDY, SCHOOL SUPPLIES Phone 317 Second Avenue West D 3 3, , :v -:::.,.,-:::4-o::::::::0o I 11 1 11 I 1 1 I ATTTTIT I' 'Y 1, 1, 1, 1: 1' I' '1 I 1 ft USE YoUR CREDIT 1, 1, 1 1 1 1 Q, -BUY- 'I if 1 I 1 11 ' GOODRICH LIFE SAVE LDEN I1 I 1 E5 R GO 1:5 THE DISPATCH :I 11 PLY TIRES 1: 1I 11 1 1 , I 11 BATTERIES RADIUS 1 Congratulates the Senior Class of Lexing- 11 1, 11 ton High School on the publication of the 1' 1 AUTO ACCESSORIES 11 11 . . 11 1, , 111: Lexicon and extends the best wishes for fl Convenient Terms to Sun You ' the success of each member of the 11 Class of 1939 I 1, - I :1 1 I ECONQMY NORTH cz-xRoLINA1s I 1 I, AUTO SUPPLY 1 LEADING SEMI-XVEEKLY 1 1 1 51 A. A. Team, Manager NEWSpApER 1 1 if I N. Main St. Phone 2663 1, 1 1 I, Lexington, N. C. 1 I1I I 1, 1: 1, :I 1, 1 1, I wx: -:nas .Max In 1 ITT TNR? I' N xx? 1: 111 1 1, 1, 11 li 1, :I B. 8L B. LAUNDRY 1 11 1 11 11 :I , :I Quality Tells I 1 1, I . 1I 1 1 11 Compliments of 1 11 EXPERT DRY CLEANING I 1 11 1 1 I if Phone 2234 gl 1 1' 1 , 1 LEXINGTON It 'I 11 1 1 em: H: em M11 ICE 81 ooAL COMPANY 1 v::- +::::n 1 1, EE 1 1 1: 1 1 'fsAvE WITH ICE .: I 1 1 Morgaifs Barber Shops : Ph ne 351 1g , o 1, :E North Main Street and 'I 1 I Second Avenue 1 1 if Lexington, N. C. 1 1: 1' 11 I' 11 1 II 1, 11 11 11 1: L ::::::::::::::::::::::::an::::I v::HH:::n:::::::::H - wnaaa Disher: Is this party formal, or can I wear my own clothes? Bill Bingham: Is 'water-works, all one word or do you spell it with a hy- chant? Y rx- 1 14 1 1' I' It 4 3, 50-50 E 51 ARNOLD-HOLMAN- 1 4' 41 ,E Self-Service 5 I 1, I 4 3, MEATS and GROCERIES FURNITURE, RUGS, STOVES ,E lf North Main St. Cotton Grove Road IE North Main Street 4? 4 41 1 5' Lexington, N. C. E Lexington, N. C. 4 4 P , fxx xx ' 'xx xx 7 1 ,I :I 1' E' SIN K-TAYLOR-EVANS I , 1 : PONTIAC AND BUICK 4 1 4 1 if Used Car Dealers Sales and Service , 1' 11 l' North Main Street 41 1, lL,:: A::::::?v ::::::' ::::J41 fxx xx? Il ll 1, 1 lg BELICS DEPARTMENT STORE :E 4 4, 1 1, 1: The Home of Better Values 41 1 41 41 :E We Appreciate Your Business Lexington, N. C. E1 E 1 1 L::f:::::::::::::::::::::::: :: ff:f:::: :::::::: ::::::::::::-1 ' Rusty was about to purchase a seat for a movie in the afternoon. The box- offlce man aslcedzn Why aren't you at school? Oh, it's all right, sir, said Rusty, earnestly, 'Tve got measles. f AAcer:rrrrrrrrrrrrfrrrrrrrevtfrrrrrrrrrrrfrrrrr crfrfm 4' ll 41 41 4 4, 41 4l I I' 4 . 4' I 1: 1' Congratulations Graduates EI Compliments of 1 1' 51 Q' , Family Shoe Hospltal 1, 3 Shoes Repaired without Repaired if I Appearance 1 1 1 P :E Phone 2747 South Main St. 1, 1, 4, 4 41 4 4, 1 if-:::, :::J 9-:::: -:::: :::::::: ::: J 1, I, ll CLASS OF '59 'r n Chestelfs Eat..a-BitQ May the Years to Come Bring You 5, 5, Every Measure of Success MA A IN . N i G Z ES, SA DWICHES The Granada Staff will continue to look ' I' forward to your patronage 1, : Curb Service ' Wfest Second Avenue li 4: Carl F' Gibson' Manager 4 1 1: 15 GRANADA THEATER : ::::.v:::::4-:::::::-o:::::: 0:: :::::::::4-:::::::::::::::::: - :::::::::::::::.'.o:: ::e::4-::-::::::::o:::::::::::::::::::::: PHOTOGRAPHS OF DISTINCTION REAL We make Photographs Call 2207 Any Place for an Any Time Appointment H. LEE WATERS STUDIO Lexicon Photographs made by our Studio : ::: :::-:::::::::::o0.pa4-::::::::::::::: :::- v ---v.r----a--veavvvvv-eve----------vvv-vv LENIOR RHYNE COLLEGE fCo-Educationalj Hickory, North Carolina Competent and Experienced Faculty. Stands for high educational standards and development of Christian Character . . . Liberal Arts, Sciences, Teaching, Music and Commercial Courses . . . fIdeal Climate, Altitude 1200 feet above sea levelj . . . Fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools . . . Cost 5356.00 to 3370.00 per year For Catalogue and other information, write P. E. Monroe, D.D., President, Lenoir Rhyne College, Hickory, N. C. CLASS OF '39 With all Good Wishes for a Successful Career and please continue to make this your Entertainment Headquarters I. C. HOLLOWAY, Manager CAROLINA THEATER -----------------------,,,--- A-- V 1 I 4, 'I 4 1905 1939 L. G. BALFOUR 8z CO. Attleborough, Mass. Fraternity Jewelers and Leading Manufacturers of CLASS RINGS, CUPS, COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS, MEDALS, TROPI-IIES, SPECIAL INIGNIAS, DIPLOMAS :::: o:: :: :: .0 ::: : PHONE 417 COURT SQUARE CITIZENS INSURANCE AGENCY MUTUAL INSURANCE FIRE-CASUALTY-LIFE Charles C. Green Joe I-I. White I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 4 'I 'I 4 .I 4 'I 'I 1 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I A 4--vac--va-4--p---vv-- .A committee is a gathering of important people, who, singly, can do nothing, hut together can decide that nothing can be done. Mr. Ray: When ice is formed from water, what is the greatest change that takes place? Jimmy Eanes: The greatest change is in the price., 'nw nl' A M ,F ny- , . , ' x cw . 1. U. 4 A 1 1 -. - ' Y 'lf X! ' ' ' Y - ,j ,'L11. f 4 :vu -. :I H9 wi'-1 :'L,5g,g.f N , wgji ,-.wb 1f.A-,m v,' ,, 4 I. :Z -, 13, ' friu ' . '6fffMwe -e L e r fd Wind www fy f,,4,.f Mem ,aw Q -4,0 do , J 6960 AXA' PPD W 50.9-,egg r ig . 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