Lexington High School - Lexicon Yearbook (Lexington, NC)

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The Lexicon Reviews Fort L. H. S

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The Staff of Staff Jean Griffith and Jackie Thomason, Co-editors Waller Brinkley, Business Manager The 1943 LEXICON is conducting a tour through Fort L.H.S., in Lexington, N. C., which is one of the most outstanding forts in the state. On this tour we will review the personnel, troops, and various activities of the fort. It is the desire of the staff that this tour be most enjoyable and inspiring and one which in future years may be looked upon as a vivid recollection of L.H.S. at war. This yearfs annual staff, with Jackie Thomason and Jean Griffith as co-editors, has worked diligently to attain its goal. The entire editorial staff-Doris Parker, senior editor, Bill Tuttle, junior edito-rg John Witherspoon, sophomore editor, Paul Williams, freshman editor, Billie Pickett, club editorg Jimmy Holman and Jimmy Eanes, sports editors-has planned the annual and collected the material used. Dick Peeler and Bob Arnold, staff photographers, are largely responsible for the excellent photo- graphic Work. Credit for outstanding art work goes to Barbara Lewis, Doris Richey, and Grady McCoy. Walter Foil Brinkley, business manager, has been in charge of financing this year's annual. His assistants-Jimmy Witherspoon, advertising manager, 'Kenneth Young, Jack Madsen, Mary Bernice Baker, advertising assistants, Helen Spruill, circulation manager, and Agnes Harris, typist-have assisted in getting ads and subscriptions. Q5 Chiefs of