Lexington High School - Lexicon Yearbook (Lexington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1954 volume:

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Life with teacher .... III. CLASSES... Seniors ..... Superlatives. . . -Iuniors ..,... Sophomores. . . Freshmen .... IV. ACTIVITIES. . . Lnxicow ,..... Honor Society. . . . an x 95 S4 2 N sa Q A : S if z R G. 49h UN XI I O .....1O .....22 .....24 .....30 .....34 .....4O .....42 Quill and Scroll ........ ..... 4 3 Student Government .... ,.... 4 4 Library staff ......... .....46 Future Homemakers ..., ..... 4 6 Beta Club ........... Hi-Y ...... Tri-Hi-Y .... Key Club ..... Latin Club ...... Mixed Chorus ..... Girls Chorus .... Lexhzfep ..,... Band ............. Monogram Club .... V. SPORTS ....... Football ........ Football scores .... Junior Varsity. . . Cheerleaders .... Basketball, . . VI. FEATURES .... Coronation ....... .... ,.,.. 7 4 Snaps .................. ,UQUA 7 7 Last XVill and Testament .... ,,,,, 8 0 Finis ................... ,4..- gg 2 VII. ADVERTISING .... ....47 .....48 ....49 ....50 ....51 ....52 ....54 ....56 ....58 .....59 .....60 .....66 .....66 .....67 .....68 .....73 ....,83 fs, if 'Lf V 5 ur guiding ofiglzb NYSE' dedicate this SClIUUli:fCjl1 November 24, 1953, these words were spol-zen lay Citizens of Lexington, teachers, students, and prominent guests at the dedication of Lexing- ton Senior High. Among those present were Mr. L. Andrews and Mr. C. E. XYike, two men who form the Cornerstone', ol' our building. Supporting them were members of the school hoard, the faculty, parents, and the pupils who grow in this school. In the minds of the latter group, particularly, was the sincere appreciation that can never he truly expressed, for in this Center ol' learning was seen a continuation and growth of education. Students of Lexington Senior High, are grateful to he a part ol' such an undertaking. Wiith pride we watch our children increase its growth.-f Dedicated to the Education ol' the youth in our City to give them the opportunity to attempt greater things for God. Gratelully we say, Thank you. 'r -f'-1Mf: ff Under the guidance of Nlr. I.. E. Andrews, superintendent ol' the City schools, Lexington Senior High has become an outstanding institution of learning and leadership. o our piinclpa , 1. C . E. W ike, and his capable secretary, Mrs. Harold Frady, we owe the efficiency, promptness, and enduring patience so needed in the running ol' Lexington Senior High. The system which lN1r. Wike undertook in making our school so highly-rated is one many sehools would he proud to have. The work put out so accurately by lWrs. Frady is invaluable to our school system. Unending thank you's to them both. 6 MRS. L. E. BERRY, English, Math: MR. HAROLD BOWEN, Driving, Gen- eral Science, MRS. JEAN BOWEN, Buxinexs Eduealiong MISS SHIRLEY BROOKS, Librarian. MR. FRANK CLARK, Sociology, Geog- raphy, MR. BEN CLAYTON, Malh,' MISS KATHERINE F ISHEL, General Seienee, Biology, MRS. HAROLD FRADY, Secretagr. MRS. ROLAND GIBSON, Hisloiy, Eng- lishg MISS MARIE GILLIAM, Freneh, Algebra, MR. A. B. HARDEE, In- dustrial Artsg MRS. OTTIS HEDRIOK, Englixh, Lexhipep. MISS LILLIAN JONES, Latin, Englixhg MRS. THEODORE LEONARD, Home Economies, MRS. FRED B. LEWIS, English, MISS JANIE MANNING, Math. MISS CHARLOTTE MATTHEWS, Bi- ology, Chemistgfg MRS. JOYCE BOWIE PRICE, Health, Phyxioal Education, MR. V. G. PRICE, Histogf, Physical Edu- cation, MISS BETTY -IO RING, English, Speech, LEXICON. MRS. FLAYREE HILL THOMPSON, Business Education, MR. B. V. WAG- NER, Bandg MRS. JEAN BROOKS WEBSTER, Social Soieneeg MR. C. E. WIRE, Principal. MRS. E. E. WITHERSPOON, Civics, Glee Club. 'sf acuity . M . . A.- .fife with eaclueri- the .9n4icle tory S Top row at Iqff, we End Miss Ring thoroughly enjoying TV with Miss Gilliam, or should we say, with a usual flow ofchatter. Top raw al cenler, Mrs. Joyce Bowie Price finds the living room an ideal place for practice. The goal? .Why a waste basket sitting on the fireplace mantle. Top row at right, Mrs. Hed- rick is also a musician among other accomplishments. Middle row at lqft, Miss Manning and Miss Matthews take time out during school to discuss their students and other such problems. Nliddle row at right, Mrs. -lean Brooks Webster has every reason to be the happiest person in the world at this moment. After all she was just married no less than five minutes ago. Bottom row al lift, Coach Price certainly seems to have found a collection of admirers, and why not? Hels the one who feeds them. liolfom rozw al riglzl, Mrs. Berry appears to he enjoying her conversation though it could be she broke in on a party line. 8 ! ii 1 v JfEf1fQHEF2 LJ :bg f If PQ 3? 5 . ,fi-- -1 7 A. v ,, 4 A ,,., Qjfl' aww 'um 2. ST ' '- X A e he n Uur wn- acook Ou if .I .I dignihed seniors . . . memorial class meetings . . . choosing mascots . . . big wheels . . . Mr. and Miss L.S.H .... senior trip - New York or Bust . . . caps and gowns . . . college appli- cation blanks . . . invitations . . . calling cards . . . senior dinner . . . May 31 Xthe feel ofthe diploma in your hand . . . the last mile . . . g'lt's all over . . . unexpected tears. Four of the best-the Senior Class oflicers take one last look at several types of invitations before voting. Lffl lo righl: Gwendolyn Pullen, Secretary: -I. R. Fowler, Presidentg Bobby lvfiller, Vice- Presidentg Gene Wall, Treasurer. ,-4? 1 .X if' '. A ' I K 4i . X xg ' ,. U, ,:.. ,,-,, V - Al lfjl: Miss Charlotte Matthews and Mrs. Otis Hedrick, Senior Class sponsors, talk over some last minute details of the senior trip. Bollonz rzghl: The winners--after voting and revoting, these two Cute youngsters were chosen as Senior Class Mascots. They are Lee Kepley and Phil Leonard. 10 eniors V vv ' Q 'ink x Ni, 1, 'P ' Top row, left to right: LENORA HORTON ALBRIGHT, . . . 'lNora . . . dependable . . . good looking clothes . . . veg' attractive . . . g Lexhipep Staff 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Beta Club 3, President 4, Miss L.H.S. 4, Basketball Manager 3, Office Assistant 4, Girls State 3, Honor Society Convention 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Senior Class Poet 4. FRANCES OPHELIA ALLEY, . . , smart . . . willing worker . . . good natured .... National Honor Society 4, Reporter 4, Linwood: Class President 1, Beta Club 1. NANCY YVONNE ALLEY, . . . sister . . . eute as a whip . . . longpnger- nails . . . good dancer .... Junior Class Secretary 3, Lexhipep Staff 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 3, Secretary and Treasurer 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Superlative 4, Ofhce Assistant 4, Senior Class Historian 4. MABEL WINNIFRED ANDREW, . . . kinda' tall . . . bashful . . . band . . . 88 keys .... Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Drum Major 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3,Jr. Class Marshal 3, All-State Band 4. Middle row: JOHN WALTER BATES, . . . J PV. . . . D.0 .... Yellow Plymouth . . . quiet . . . nice .... Jr. Class Play Stall' 3, Industrial Arts 1, 2, T :SL I 3, D.O. 4. BETTY BLOCK, . . . evegaonelsfriend . . . talk, talk, talk . . . real attractive . . . red eonvertible .... Lexhipep Staff 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Secretary 2, Latin Club 1, Treasurer 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Superlative 4, Jr. Class Play Cheaper by the Dozen 3, Senior Class Testator 4. PHYLLIS JANE BOST, . . . lots dfun . . . with: . . . brain . . . kinda' plump. . . . National Honor Society 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Superlative 4,Jr. Class Marshal 3. BETTYJEAN BRIGGS, . . . quiet . . . shy smile . . . nite person. . . . Bottom row: JANICE MARIE BRIGGS, . . . mouth!!! . . . energetic . . . lovesga good time .... Glee Club 4. PEGGY JIM BROAD- WAY, . . . ambitious . . . beautiful voiee . . .friendbi . . , Churohland .... Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Girls Chorus 4, President 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Bible Club 3, Secretary 3, Churchland: Basketball Team 1, 2, Recitation Medal 1, 4-H Club 1, 2. JOHNNY MILTON BROWN, . . . quiet . . . good worker . . . afnefriend .... Hi-Y 4, Football Team 3, Jr. Class Play Cheaper by the Dozen 3. ALICE BURT BRUTON, . . . Whiz on the hardwood . . . dependable . . . versatile . . .friend offun .... Sophomore Class Secretary 3, LEXICON Staff 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Basketball team 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Captain 4, Jr. Class Play Cheaper by the Dozen 3, Jr. Class Marshal 3, Honor Society Convention 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Majorette 1, Monogram Club 4, Treasurer 4, Superlative 4, Band 1, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Chief 4, Beta Club 3, 4. . 11 en iora Top row, left to right: HAROLD GLENN BURKHART, . . , Heazy , . . always rollin' up . . . lovelife UD . . . a swell gtg: .... Hi-Y 3, Secre- tary 4g Football Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 45 Baseball Manager 3g Basketball Manager 4. FRANKLIN JOEL BYRD, . . . '5Blackie', . . . lover Cl . . . erew-rut .... Football Team 3, Glee Club 43,112 Basketball 2. DORIS MAE CARPENTER, . . . blond hair . . . date trouble . . . walk .... Tri-Hi-Y 4, Student Council 2g Basketball Team 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Office Assistant 4. ROBERT LELAND CECIL, . . . Bobby . . . Red . . .'strictb1 stupid CPD .... Y peecbv . . . Basketball Team 4, Latin Club 1, 2, -Ir. Football 1, 25 Jr. Basketball 2, Key Club 4. M1'ddle row : REBECCA ANN CLARK, . . . Bally . . . always talking . . . amen' asfistarzt .... Library Club 4, Office Assistant 43 Basketball Team 4. KATHERINE SHANNON CLARK, . . . agreeable . . . always happy . . . a sweet gal. . , . F.H.A. Club lg Office Assistant 4, JACK BOGER CLEMMER, . . . quiet . . . bluslzes . . . smart . . . apne-fellow. . . . PEGGY ,IOAN COMER, . . . joan . . . quiet and sweet . . . willing worker . . . deperzrlable .... Glee Club 4. Bottom row: BARBARA ANN CONRAD, . . . Pearl . . . talk, talk, tall: . . . let's lzauefun . . . happy go luclty .... Glee Club 25 Latin Club lg Library Club 43 D.O. 4. EDWARD LEWIS COVINGTON, . . . K'Ed,' . . . a real good looker . . . girls, girls, girls .... Football Team 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4gBasketball Team 2g Baseball Team 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 4, Vice-President 4, Monogram Club 4, Superlative 4g Mr. L.H.S. 4, jr. Football 1,-Ir. Basketball lg King of L.H.S. 4. CARLYLE COLBERT CRAVEN, . . . outstanding . . . a real leader . . . genius . . . one ofthe best .... -Ir. Class Treasurer 3, National Honor Society 3, 45 Hi-Y 4g Student Council 1, Key Club 3, Secretary 4g Superlative 45 jr. Class Marshal 3, Chief 3g Debate Society Medal 2. BARBARA JEAN CRAVER, . . . beautjul eyes . . . walk!!! . . . always late . . . veg: nice. . . . Tri-Hi-Y 45 Glee Club 4, F.H.A. Club lg Library Club 4, Vice-President 4. 12 Top row, left lo right: BETTYJEAN CROSS, . . .peroxide . . . hospital . . . wily. . . lows agood time .... Glee Club 2: F.H.A. Club 2, Jr. Class Play Staff 3, Office Assistant 4g D.O. 4. JERRY WAYNE CROWELL, . . . Ihr ral' . . .friendly . . . lurnrd-up-rnllars. . . . Sophomore Class Vice-President 3g Hi-Y 45 Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Key Club 25 Monogram Club 4, Jr. Basketball 1. JOHN JENNING DARR, . . . film! lyfw . . . role . . . blond hair . . . a szefllfrifml .... Industrial Arts lg D.O. 4. MITCHELL RAY DAVIS, L . . nRPZfFI'Fl1tl-A . . . moot . . . Sarah . . . bull shooter .... Football Team 3, 4, Baseball Team 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Jr. Varsity Football 1, 2. Middle row: VIRGINIA ANNE DAVIS, . . . Hjrnnyn . . . Parker . . . blood U3 . . .fiariim .... Student Council 1g Cheerleader 3, 4g Glee Club 4: Jr. Class Play Cheaper by the Dozen 3. FLORA ANN DICKENS, . . . 4'Flolrv . . . Buddy . . .fun loving . . . fqfeefiend .... Tri-Hi-Y 4g Glee Club 4: Library Club 4, President 4g Junior Home: Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4-H Club 1, Secretary 1, Christmas Queen 4. DAN RUFFIN EVERHART, . . . cromm' . . .good lookrr . . .joolball . . . . leadership. . . . Football Team 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2: Key Club 3, 4, Beta Club 4, Monogram Club 4, President 4g DcMolay 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, Superlative 41Jr. Class Play Cheaper by the Dozen 3:Jr. Football lg Industrial Arts 1gJr. Basketball 1, 2. JOHN EVERHART, . . . Band . . .frimdbi . . . willing worker .... Band 1, 2, 3, 4, De- Molay 3. Bollom row: LACY CAROL EVERHART, . . . smart clolhex , . . real fzire . . . kinda' quirl .... Oiliee Assistant 4. IWARY LOUISE EVERI-IART, . . . hoxfrital . . . hlushm . . . real xztwl .... Debating Team 4. BETTY JOANNE FOSTER, . . . Jo . . . ruff, Jhorl, and szvrrl . . . Salisbury .... Tri-Hi-Y 4: Ofliee Assistant 4. PATSY ANN FOUST, . . . farm'-nllwl. Srhonlf . . . brain . . . real lalml .... Glee Club 1, 45 F.H.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, County Historian 3gJr. Class Play LGCIICHPCI' by the Dozen 3. and in I 13 eniora 4 'lop row, lrjl lo right: IAMES ROBA FOWLER, . . 2 uf R. . . . Senior Pres .... leaderxhifz plus . . . a grral guy .... Senior Class President Q4, jr. Class Vice'President 3, LEXICON Staff 4, National Honor Society 4, Hi-Y 4, Student Council 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, President 3, 4, Mr. L.H.S. 4, Superlative 4,xIr. Class Play Cheaper by the Dozen' 3. EVELYN BELLE FRITTS, . . . bfaulifu! hair . . ,Bruce . . . office .... -Lexhipep 4, Office Assistant 4, Quill and Scroll. PATRICIA ANN FRYE, . , . L 1ri.rh . . . calf , . big, brown qyes . V .fun lover . . . Lip',' ,... Tri-Hi-Y 4, F.H.A. Club 1, Super- lative 4, Library Club 4, Dramatics 3. THOMAS WIEILIAM GLASS, . . . HYHOVIIIIUJU . . . that rea' hair . . ,green Phy- moulh .... DeMolay 4. ' Illiddlr row: -ION DELANO COINS, . . . ji D. .... 'Vadinr . . . all-around atlzlftf .... Sophomore Class President 2, LEXICON Staff 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, President 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4, Treasurer 3, Student Council Vice-President 3, Foot- ball Team 2, 3, 4, Baseball Team 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, Orphanage Conference 3, President 4, junior Home: Football Team 1, Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Baseball Team 1, 2. BARBARA ANN GOODRUM, . . . Ann . . . kinda' tall . . . blond hair . .,. loom agood lime. . . . Glee Club 1. TONY DAN GOSS, . . . rule . . . lover!!! . . .frirndb1. . . Cal. . . . GLORIA -IEANNE GRIFFITH, . . . rmal . . . braihy . . . Carolina . . . that orz'ginal1'Q'.' . . . LEXICON Staff 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Latin Club 1, 2, F.H.A. Club 1, 2, Secretary 2, State Convention Zgjr. Class Play 6'Cheaper by the Dozenu 3, -Ir. Class Marshal 3, Debate Team 2, Girl's State 3. Hallam row: , BILLY JOE HAMM, , . . drfzmzdablr' . . . honor rnll l.'1'r1' . . . hard zuorking .... National Honor Society 3, Vice-President 4, Hi-Y 4, Student Council 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Key Club 4, Beta Club 4, Superlative 4,,Ir. Class Play Staff 3. DAVID NEIL HARPER, . . . Neil . . . good naturrd . . . works hard .... Jr. Football Team 1, 2,-Ir. Basketball Team 1, 2, Bas- ketball Team' 3, Baseball Team 3, Glee Club 4, Monogram 4, Library Club 4. CAROLIIEAN HARVEY, . . . rrmulh!! . . . witgf . . .fzm, fun, fun .... Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Assistant Storekeeper 2, Storekeeper 3, Glee Club 3, 4, F.H.A. Club 3, Ofhce Assistant 4. JOYCE ANGELINE HEDRICK, ..,. 50 Chfzffrolet . . . always smiling . . . beautjul hair .... Glee Club 2, 3, F.H.A. Club 2. 5 eniora 14 Sf J eniord 'Z Top row, left to right: ' A G' ii' MEP.: ROBERT CECIL HEDRICK, . . . '1Winkie . . . our President . . . rragvjokrx . . . an all-arazma' gzgf. . LEXICON Staff 3, Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Storekeeper 3, President 4, Football Team 3, 4: ilr. Football Team 1, 2: jr. Basketball Team 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Secretary 2g Key Club 3, 4: Superlativei'4gJr. Class Play Cheapfer By the Dozen 3g Mr. L.H.S. 4. GLADYS MARIE HEMPHILL, . . . barketball whizz . . . Charles . . . short and cute. . . . LEXICON Staff 4, Sponsor 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Secretary 4, Basketball Team 2, 3. 4g Latin Glub 25 F.H.A. Club 1g Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer 43 Monogram Club 43 Superlative 4, Reeds: Softball Team 1, Quill and Scroll 45 Tri-Captain Basketball Team 4. BETTY LUCILE HENDERSON, . . . Betgf Lou . . . carrot tap . . . always' gat 6 smile. . . . Office Assistant 4. EVELYN LOUISE HOLMES, . . . cute . . . a smile-for evegfone . . . date troubles! . . . LEXICON Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4, Glee Club 2, Beta Club 43 Basketball Manager 3, Scorekeeper 4. , Middle row: ,V ' MILDRED MARIE HYATT, . . .lhhlilliew . . . rule . . . sweet disposition . . . donning. . . . F.H.A. Club 1.,IERRY PALMER KEARNS, . . . Radar . . . always late . . . real talent .,.. Hi-Y 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 2, Latin Club 1, 2: Jr. Class Play 6'Cheapcr by the Dozen 3. BERTE-IOYCE KINNEY, . . ,Jayne . . . dremex xo neat . . . Georgia . . . nine .... Tri-Hi-Y 4, jr. Class Play Cheaper by the Dozen 3, Debating Team 3. PATSY FAYE KOONTZ, . . . 1'Pat . . . little bit . . . Charles . . . love letters .... Jr. Class Play Cheaper by the Dozen 35 Office Assistant 4. Bottom row: SUE CAROLYN LANNING, . . . Crosley . . . long hair . . . brain . . .friendly .,.. National Honor Society 43 Basketball Team 1, 39 Glee Club 13 Latin Club 1, 21-IF. Class Play Staff 3, U.D.C. Essay Contest Winner 3. WILLIAM PERT LEE, . . . Doc . . . always downing . . . clothes with class . . . beach . . . a likeable gay .... Hi-Y 3, 41 Student Council 1, 23 Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4g Baseball Team 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Key Club 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 4: Monogram Club 4g Superlative 4. CHARLES RAYVON LEONARD, . . .friendlv . . . good natured . . . quiet and nice. , . Industrial Arts 1. DORTHYJEANETTE LEONARD, . . . Jeanette . . . band . . .peroxide . . . short hair. . . . Band Sl, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2. 35 15 1 ,Q ti 0 eniord 0' Yoh row, left to right: NANCY ANN LEONARD, . . . red hair . . .freckles . . .fall offun .... Tri-Hi-Y 4, Latin Club 1, 2g F.H.A. Club 1, 2, State Convention 2, Historian Zg Office Assistant 4. NORMA JEAN LEONARD, . . . jean . . . smiles . . . smart clothes . . . a good-friend .... WILHELMINA LEONARD, . . . Willie . . . diamond . . . theater . . . wondeyiil girl. . . . Tri-Hi-Y 4, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Office Assistant 4. ALVIN LAWRENCE LEONHARDT, JR., . . . quiet . . . Leaksville . . Asheville . . . new . . . nice .... Lcaksvillcz Glee Club 15 Asheville: Glee Club 2, 3. Middle row: JAMES BERNARD LIPPARD, . . . jimmy . . . Lip . . . Trish . . . Love 'em and leave 'em .... LEXICON Staff 4, Hi-Y 41 Student Council 4, Football Team 45 Baseball Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 4g Jr. Football 1g Quill and Scroll 4. LLOYD DERMOT LOHR, . . . Derrr1ie . . . neat . . . lover UD . . . smart .... Lexhipep Staff 2, 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, Assistant Storekeeper 2, Football Team 3, 4gJr. Football Team 25 Golf 35 Band 1g Latin Club 1, 2g Key Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 49 DcMo1ay 3, 4, Jr. Councilor 3gJr. Class Play Cheaper by thc Dozen 33 Jr. Class Marshal 3, Office Assistant 4. ELSIE MARIE MANN, . . . happy smile . . . eagf going . . . a sweet girl .... Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. TEXIE ELAINE MEDLIN, . . . Elaine . . . terrific twirler . . . baby voice . . . a swell gal. . . . Student Council 1g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 4g Latin Club 1, 2g Majorette 2, 4, Superlative 45 Twirler for All-State Football Game, State Champion Majorette 3, 4, S'Whois Who in Baton Twirlingn 3, 4. Bottom row: REBECCA JANE MILLER, . . . Realty . . .peroxirle . . . long hair . . . happy, go luehy .... Glee Club 1, 2. ROBERT WARREN MILLER, . . . Cavan .... f een with Pat . . . always cuttin' up . . . a grand gziv .... Senior Class Vice-President 45 LEXICON Staff 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4g Student Council 4, Football Team 3, 4g Baseball Team 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 1, 25 Key Club 3, 4g Beta Club 4: Mr. L.H.S. 4, Superlative 4gJr. Football Team 1, 2gJr. Basketball 1, 23 Basket- ball Team 4. WILMA FRANCES MILLS, . . . '4Franlrie . . . neat . . .fun lover . . . smart clothes. . . . Office Assistant 4. ETTA SUE MITCHELL, . . . Sue . . . Sam . . .smiles . . .jolbf .. . . Glee Club 25 F.H.A. Club 13 Office Assistant 43 D.O. 4. 16 Top row, left to right: HENRY FRANK MOCK, JR., . . . Frank . . .goodfriend . . . Dorrax . . . rontentea' .... Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Industrial Arts 1, 2, T SL I 3, D.O. 4. DANIEL WAYNE MONK, . . . Wayne . . . blond hair . . . quiet . . . zrerv nite, . . . SHIRLEY GALE MUSGRAVE, f. . Gale . . .fun lover . . . Oak Ridge . . . sweet girl .... Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Librarian 4. GARY KIRBY MYER g '. cute . . . crew-out . . . woman hater . . . let's have a good time .... Lexhipep Staff 4, National Honor Society 4, Hi-'Y ' g Superlative 4, Mr. L.H.S. 4, Latin Club 1, 2, President 2, Quill and Scroll 4. Middle row: ' WILLIAM FRED NEWTON, . . . HW. F. . . . silent type . . . slim , . . ,vo nice .... HAZEL CAROLYN OWEN, . . . football queen . . . beazttjul blaek hair . . . always laughing . . . grand gal .... Sophomore Class Treasurer 2, LEXICON Staff 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Student Council 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Queen 4, All State Band 4, Basketball Manager 4. ELIZABETH ANN PALMER, . . . '1Be!sy', . . . kinda' plump . . . alwa s nuttin' up . . . sweet girl .... Glee Club 4, jr. Class Play Cheaper by the Dozen 3, Debating 3, Linwood: 4-H Cfiib 1, 2, Harvest Queen 1, Sophomore Class Vice-President 2, Glee Club 1,-Ir. Class Play Deacon Dubbsl' 1. CHARLOTTE CLARICE PENNIGER, . . . red hair . . . a big teaxe . . . dry wit . . .fun .... Glee Club 4, Latin Club 1, 2, F.H.A. Club 1, Office Assistant 4. Bottom row: DANIEL WEBSTER PHILLIPS, . . . Sealtext . . . Virginia . . .fun,-fun,fun, . . . never quiet . . . good gzgf. . . . Football Team 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, Lynchburg, Virginia: Baseball Team 1, 2, Basketball Team 1, Football Team 1, 2, Glee Club 2, Monogram 2. MARY RUTH PLESS, . . . beautiful hair, grey, fbeautiful periodl . . .poise . . . tiny . . . Airs. Hoyle Wagner .... Tri-Hi-Y 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Piedmont Bowl Queen 4, Superlative 4, Christ- mas Queen 4, Queen of L.H.S. 4. SUE CAROLYN POTTS, . . . real sweet . . . glasses . . . drawl . . .friena'U. . . . F.H.A. Club 1, 2, 3. GWENDOLYN ANN PULLEN, . . . Oak Ridge . . . Georgia draw! . . . leadership . . . real sweet girl. . . . Senior Class Secretary 4, LEXICON Staff 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Beta Club 4, Mixed Chorus, Georgia, Greens- boro High: Tri-Hi-Y 2, Morgan County High School: Glee Club 1, F.H.A. Club l. def. rf' I 1, Gr, ffl run- . Q , t f .f f KW ' .. Merit :Wi s , + i , 1 17 4 Seniors . , . , A in I ' 1t1r e el A il L if l it Yap raw, lajft lo riglzl: PATRICIA ANN RAKER ,... Pal . . . rral atlrarlizve . . .polsr . . . 'iC0m1', . . . a rralfrifna' .... National Honor Society 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 45 Cheerleader 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2: Beta Club 4: Miss L.H.S. 4: Ofiiee Assistant 4. BARBARA JANICE RIGGINS, . . . rum . . . alzz'avJ.r111iling . . . nea! .... frzapfvy rlrmvfr .... Glee Club 23 F.H.A. Club 1, D.O. 4. NANCY GERALDINE RIMER, . . . l.'ina'a' lall . . . drum major . . .jrifnd lo all .... Basketball Team 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Drum Major 3, Drum Major 4, F.H.A. Club 1. DAVID CLAYTON RIVENBARK, . . . tall and lanky . . . SgRiZ7I'7Il7HTlJl, . . . dry wil .... Basketball Team 2, 3, 4g,Ir. Basketball Team 15 Monogram Club 45 Senior Class Prophet 45 Captain Basketball Team 4. Middle row: THOMAS MURRAY ROGERS, . . . H740N1I7U'l, . . . blond hair . . . !lIll'1'l . . . SfIl7f1.! . . . Industrial Arts 1, 2, T K I 3, D.O. 4. DALFORD GRAHAM ROWE, . . . Graham . . . always speaks . . .,fZl7l,-fllfl, ana' nmrelfzm .... Glee Club 3: Latin Club 1, 23 Key Club 4. JOHN ROGERS SECHRIST, . . . braifgf , , . llf7Iblfl'0Il.Y . . . willing worker . . . a real gay. . . . Hi-Y 4, Latin Club 1, 25 DeMolay 4g.Ir. Class Marshal 3. HOMER LEE SHIPWASH,-IR., . . . 'ijiniiorn . . . Virginia . . . l1111er.'! . . . always' rullin' up .... LEXICON Staff 4g Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Football Team 4g Basketball Team 4, Baseball Team 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 23 Key Club 3, 43 Monogram Club 4g Basketball Team 2. Bollom row: ROBERT EDWARD SHIRLEY, . . . 'cB11b', . . . rule . . . lozffr CPD . . . lols and lots affzm .... Football team 3, 4QlIl'. Football Team 1, 2, Key Club 45 -Ir. Class Play Cheaper by the Dozenw 3. VIRGINIA CAROL SHIVAR, . . . Carol . . . willing workfr . . . drprndalzlf .... v uwt gal .... Lfxhlfffl StaiT 4g F.H.A. Club 2, 3, Historian 3, Clinton High School 1, Bible Club Secretary 15 Booster Club lg Quill and Scroll 4. HILDA MAE SHOAF, . . . smart . . . long hair . . . quiet and swfel .... Glee Club 4, Bible Club 3. DOUGLAS TATE SINK, . . . Doug', . , . always laughing . . . flfpfndable . . . works hard .... Glee Club 4g Key Club 3, 4, Class Play Staff 3. 1 . 15 'L A , 13' 3371 . eniora 18 en iord Top row, left to right: WILLIAM FRAZIER SMITH, . . . Frazier . . . red hair . . . alwayx gorjn' of . . .friendbr .... LEXICON Staff 45 Band 1, 2g Latin Club 1, Zgjr. Basketball Team 1, 2. NANCY LEE SNYDER, . long blond hair . . . basketball . . . laugh, laugh, laugh . . . afnefriend .... Basketball 3, 4g Latin Club 1, 2, Monogram Club 4, Tri-Captain Basketball Team 4. PA- TRICIA ANN STREETMAN, . . . 'gPal . . . glasres . . . talk, talk, talk, . . . neat dresser .... Tri-Hi-Y 4, Glee Club 2, Latin Club 1, 23 F.H.A. Club 15 Office Assistant 4. BOBBIE. CAROL SWING, Earl . . . pinned . . . longubretty hair . . , sweet .... Student Council 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3. Middle row: ' HELEN DARE THOMASON, . . .jergf . . . brainr, looks, fPfJ0IlL1llQ14LL'l1dl more rouldyou want? . . .Junior Class President 3, LEXICON Staff 3, 4g National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, Honor Society Convention 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 49 Student Council 2, 3g Glee Club 1, Beta Club 4: Miss L.H.S. 4: Supcrlative 4, junior Class Marshal 3. PATSY LEE THOMASON, . . . Pat . . . short hair . . . lover a good lime. . . . Glee Club 2, 4. ROCHELLE THOMA- SON, . . . Test-tubeu . . . Crab . . . natural curb' hair . . . big smile . . . one of the bex! .... Lexhipep Staff 3, 4, Editor 4, National Honor Society 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, F.H.A. Club 1, 2, Secretary 1, President 2, Miss L.H.S. 4g Jr. Class Play 'LCheaper by the Dozen 3. FAITH ROCHELLE THOMASON, . . . that drawl . . . talk, talk, talk, . . . gay gal .... Latin Club 1, Library Club 4, -Ir. Class Play Staff 3. Bottom row: BETTY LUCILE TUSSEY, . . . short . . . kinda' plump . . . miller .... Library Club 4, ROY VAN VARNER, . . . Hay-Dead . . . energy??? . . .fun,fun,fun. . . . Lexhipep Staff 4, Hi-Y 45 Glee Club 4, Key Club 45 DeMolay 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4. JAMES EDWIN WAITMAN, . . . jimmy . . . our drummer . . . good looking . . .,hnefellow. . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4. TOMMY THOMAS WALKER, . . . blond hair . . . shy .rmile . . . one .vwell guy .... jr. Basketball Team 1, 2, Industrial Arts 1, 25 D.O. 4, T 81 I 3. 19 en iora 1 Top row, left to right: GENE HOLLAND WALL, . . . naluralbf curb: hair . . . brilliant . . . poise . . . a real leader .... Senior Class Treasurer 4, Lexhipep Staff 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Latin Club 1, 2, F.H.A. Club 1, Vice-President 1, Super- lative 4, Jr. Class Play Cheaper by the Dozen 3, jr. Class Marshal 3, Quill and Scroll 4. COY LEE WEBB, . . . Corky, . . . good looker , . . always cuttirzl up .... Student Council 3, Baseball Team 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 3, 4, D.O. 4. EMORY LAMAR WHITLEY, . . . Lamar . . . little . . . witgl . . . good guy .... Latin Club 1, Library Club 4. SANDRA BREWER WILKERSON, , . . 81? kgs . . . real talent . . . black hair . . . real, real, Jweet .... Lexihpep Staff 4, National Honor Society 4, Treasurer 4, Student Council 1, 2, F.H.A. Club 1, Winner of Euterpe Music 1, Quill and Scroll 4. Middle row: EVA JEANETTE WILLIAMS, . . . Jeanette . . . i.rrft that good . . . artist .... LEXICON Stall 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, State Secretary 3, 4, F.H.A. Club 2, 3, Historian 3. JO ANN WILLIAMS, . . . short, short hair . . . walk!! . . .fun lover .... Band 1, 2, Glee Club 4, Latin Club 1, 2, F.H.A. Club 2, Office Assistant 4, Winner of Euterpe Music Contest 1. TOMMY WALTER WILLIS, . . . crew-cut . . . lover!! . . . Asheboro .... Hi-Y 3, 4, Foot- ball Team 3, 4, -Ir. Football Team 1, 2, DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4, Asheboro High School: Booster's Club 1, 2, Photography Club 1, Spanish Club 1. JIMMY LEE WILSON, . . . Slim . . . kinda' quiet . . . realfriend .... Student Council 4, In- dustrial Arts 1, 2, D.O. 4. Bottom row: RUTH WAYNE WILSON, . . . quiet and sweet . . . a smilefor evegrone . . . smart . . . Bilbr .... National Honor Society 4, Secretary 4, Glee Club 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Vice-President 2, F.H.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, County Treasurer 3, 4, Bible Club 3, Vice-President 3,JANICE LEIGH WOOD, . . . kinda' slim . . .good looking clothes . . . lots cffun. . . . Tri-Hi-Y 4, F.H.A. Club 1, Library Club 4, Secretary and Treasurer 4. BILLY HERMAN YARBROUGH, . . . Bill . . . baxeball catcher . . . love to hear him talk .... Baseball Team 2, 3, Monogram Club 4. ROBERT LINDEN YOUNG, . . . Linden . . . quiet and nite . . . glasxes . . . good guy .... Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Latin Club 1, 2, DeMolay 4. 20 , Ya l 4' Z 'lnff fwfr: .VX fi-w ol' thc nc-w Honor Sovivty mvmlxws -'Phyllis Host, Gary Myers, l'll'2lI1Cl!S .Xllm'y. Sue l,zu1ning, Put ll2lli1'I' Gloria Griililh, lictty Block, and Nzmfy .Xllvy pose' for 21 IJlClllI'L' with olcl l111'inlx'i's .Xlirc Brixton, liill llzunm, Gcm XYzill, ilarlylc' Cll42iVl'Il, and Nora .-Xlhrighl. 'lujf II-Kifflff Thx- foronatiou is ovcr and 111cn1lw1's of thi' rourl gm-1 l'1'2lilY to Jose- for za piclilrc-. Smile-cl arc' Hall-l Owvn, lJ'lIl Phillips, B 'uv' Bl 'k, R l 'Al H l ' k N I l Cl . . ' l'.iI l'iw ml I' l 91 l' R l ll ll . 1 x oc o xi 1-1 V10 ', Elllfy .vonzul , I lll'llll Roux ' ' ', 2 c K llllllly .ippz11'1. . am mg arm' oc ic L' ' YIOIIIHSUII, Bula Shirlvv. Carol l4ill'V4'V lilzu'kic li 'rcl Cl:-n V Q W . l Wall, lidclim' Clathc-ll, Put Sll'L'i'lIIlkll1, and Homvr Ima- Sliipwasli. .ll1'1lfllwlf'jI.' .Xnu llivkviis, lixlnn llziylxvshllzil lfryv Put Sll'l'C'llll2lIL livrlyn Holmes. and 'limi' l,1-onzirnl play Yillfl-k1I'lJlllid-lll4'-IAOSY all 'l'1'i-Hi-Y iniliulions, whilm' .Im-11115 llzlvis, Kool Mc'adows,AIiIl1n1y Lippard, and lx1K'4'1ll' l'll'l'l'IH2lIl look on. .lliflrllr C.'1'1m'r'.' Bm-ky lXllll1'l'2llKl lS2lI'l72ll'il l,zmi4'1 luke' in llvw lIlil1lllt'S oll' from work lo posm' for il Pil'IllIgl'. .lliflzllv right: liarlxzirzi Cfonrzicl looks up from lu-1' work just long -:rough Lo say, 'AHcllo. linltnm Ifffl: Bill Hamm sw-ins lo ln' 4-njoyiug thx- jokc Phyllis liosl just lolcl him. linllnm riqlzl. XV:-ll, whal's this? WH' run uvross thc' inlvlle'L'tuz1l gm-niilsvs ol' l,.S.ll.S, in lhc' lilwary. Ilan liw'i'Iiui'l, ll. Goins Bill Int, nml H1lIl1l'l' l.i-4-Slnipw'1QI1 llllllllfgf' in ll1c'i1 'l 1 ' 'L ' ' ' ' ' l' ' ' ' ' , .. . X011 c pfuliim ie Lu ing, 4'1u'ym'lopL-:luis mul Llu'liomlrx's,',',' a X X.xv V l s ,QW Xi' 1 Tuff lgfl: Wlicrv vlsr' would you find thc 'imost intclIc'Ctual seniors but in thv library? Carlyle' Cravcn and Gsm' Wall are caught whilv looking up a hook in thc' card catalogue. Top righl: Well, who vlse could this bc- but Gary lWycrs and Pat F1'yt -thc' 'Tixtm-st seniors sharing a milk shake. Hnflom lzffl: Alice- Bruton and Bill Lev, best athletes, take a look at the many awards in the trophy case. Bnilom righl: Wcll, now, thatis what wc call good sportsmanship. Thr' title' of best sports was c'aptu1'c'd by Gladys Hemphill and Bobby Millrr. 22 Q I ,. al' I C21 il ' , i . s ig fi isis! Qi Qfxgf iii l WtW,si1.4 .gun s..i at 1 vitt. ,, , K , hi tcct no R ,k., 'Q . X it na h'm Hit- 'fft'+Nif,s W V' , ga ' ,- jg f. ,vi if f ' N wifi' ' 1 fkgtiffw T3 , 1 wsfi 'I up fgfl: Dan Evcrhart sings On, unaware of Elaine lwlcdlin behind him. Elaine wants to stcal thc show with hcr terrific baton twirling. Dan and Elaine hold thc title of most talented. 'Tofu riglzl: I-Iclcn Thoinason and .l. R. Fowler arc intvrruptcd from a dcvp convcrsation by our cameraman. Hclcn was clcctccl most outstanding and most dcpcndablt-'ig -I. R., nmost outstanding and bcst all-around. Cf'1m'r.' Robcrt Hcdrick and Bctty Block prove their right to the title of S'fricndlic-st by trcating Nancy Alley-'lbcst all-around, Hrnost popular, best pcrsonality - to a coke. Robert also capturcd thc titles of bcst personality, 'tmost popular, and wit- ticstf, Burton: lqfl: 'l'lic'rc is no doubt in our minds as to what title thcsn- two hold. That is quite cvidcnt, lvlary Plcss Wagner-Nmost attractive, and Ed Covington- bt-st looking. lioltwn rilqlzn This picture of the old High School brings hack thi- me-morie-s of somc- funny incidvnts to thc- minds of Bill Hamm, most dcpcmizibleff' and Phyllis Bost, witticst. 23 You would never know from the looks on their faces the responsibility that these junior Class Officers have during such an important year. They are Id! lo right: Angella Foster, Secretary, Susan Stewart, Treas- urerg Bobby Pope, Presidentg and Eddie Coble, Vice-President. Politeness stands high on the Junior list. Ai right practicing what they preach are Freddie Yount and Doris Farrington leaving from school. ur ime i4 Coming Junior-Senior responsibilities . . . battle of the, must have a dinner jacket' '...' 'Elowersl Merchants' Association . . . lN'here's the party? , Y'Vhat for?', College Day conferences . . . your . . . There goes a senior, hom '... lVhere is the time to sell at the ball game . . . skating parties rest of the junior-Senior money coming from? . . . Lewis says English . . . Gilliam says French . . . Edgar Allen Poe. . . Pearl S. Buck . . . . . . Clayton says large words . . . Br'ooks says Thornton Wlilder-+4'0ur Town. Mickey Spil- vows!! lane? . . . loslg one class ring . . . Mom, I . , s whiff! lo right: Levon Weaver, Bob Stafford and Joe Sink, three 'Lhard-working junior boys, seem amused over some of Bob's papers: It must be the grades on them. Always at work and always helpful are these able junior Class advisers. They are, lfjfl Io right: Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Webster, Mr. Clayton, and Miss Gilliam. 24 l ...A , Q 'ljiggis N I' M319 C3 union! Abernathy, Martha Bates, Reba Mae- Beck, Leonard Beck, Tillie' Bell, Marcia Berry, Wardlaw Beisecker, Bobby Billings, Betty Brown, Betty Ann Byers, Jerry Byrd, Mickey Cathell, Eddie Clifford, Phyllis Clodfelter, Barbara Coble, Eddie Cook, jane Coppley, Jack Covington, Nancy Craven, Scott Craver, Steve Cross, Evelyn Crotts, Barbara Darnell, Frankie Darr, Robert Dixon, Ray Elkins, George Erwin, Martin Everhart, Hoyie uniora Everhart, Joel Farrington, Doris Farrington, Patsy Farris, Mary Mel Fitzgerald, Robert Ford, Margaret Ann Foster, Angella Foster, Jody Freeman, Meade Gallimore, Shirley Gallimore, Sylvia Hamilton, Jean Hathcock, johnny Haynes, Edna Hedrick, Bobby Hedrick, Marilyn Holleman, Earl Johnson, Becky Koontz, Dorcas Koontz, Kerney Lackey, jimmy Langley, joe Lanier, Barbara Lanning, Rebeth Lanning, Ruby Leonard, Romona Leonard, Rebecca Link, Richard ' ' ww gy Q 27 union! Lohr, Barbara Lookabill, Billy Lytle, Joyce McBride, Maeks McBride, VVinfrecl MeCarn, Carmelita Mclntyre, Thelma Matthews, Harry Meeks, Bobby Michael, Dale Mills, Loveinia Moclg, Carolyn Money, Barbara Money, Snooky Mooreheld, Carolyn Nave, jane Osborne, Jimmy Oldham, Ann Parker, jane Parson, Don Payne, Maxine Penry, Janice Pitlman, Robert Pope, Bobby Pope, Fred Redwine, .Iimmiettu Robbins, Rhonda, Sechriest, Raye uniors Shoaf, Jeanette Sink, Page Sink, joe Sink, Tommy Smith, Frank Smith, Janet Sueed, Doris Stafford, Bobby Stamey, Keith Stokes, Don Story, Tanger Swaim, Caroline Sweatt, joan Swicegood, jane Swicegood, Sarah Swing, Don Taylor, Robert Teague, Tina Jo Timberlake, Bobby Todd, Clara Toney, ,lack Truell, Don Tussey, Mary Alice XValker, Marie Wfallace, Baxter Wfashburn, Peggy X'Veaver, Joanne Wfeaver, Levon T uniora i ' ., b ' XVilkerson, Maywood av WN, 5 ,Q .'1.. . Wleaver, Nancy . A Q --zk V 1 NVcavf'r, Phyllis W A A 9' ':A Wlendlell David 1 Q L V 'Ng L XVilliams, Curtis ' ii ' jf. V, W J LQ H, f YVils0n, .Ioan V: .Qi 7 N In - ' ,xy K, 5 Wlood, Nelda e l ,.ii ii e ii i l YOl1Hg,B0bbs' g z 'Al ., Young, Billy Yount, Freddie izl, e 'I' 'e 5 e 'Q i i i r i ' e , 4 Al left: Page Sink in the Coronation imitates Al Jolscn doing Mammy.', At right: Joyce Lytlc, Mary Alice Tussev and Rhonda Robbins watch an experiment in chemistry. 29 Heading the Sophomore Class this year are, Igfl lo riglzl: Margaret Byrd, Treasurer: Nancy Campbell, Vice-President: Raymond Byrd, President: and Elizabeth Pullen, Seeretary. It doesn't look like Sue Mull is going to make her shot: not by the way Sonny Conrad is blocking it and the situation is too far above David Redwine's head for him to do much about it either way. Wiae 90014 Extracurricular hounds . . . Byrd elected . . . -junior-Senior waitresses . . . the 10th grade Crowd . . . Rings ole' Caesar . . . that crazy foreign language . . . XVe're big deals now! . . . those stinkin' creatures in the lab . . . Mat- thew's and Fishel's pets all dolled up in dissect fashion . . . Price strikes again twith paddlej. . . Gibson explains European problems of 50 years ago . . . Jones changes busses on those foreign verbs . . . club sponsors . . . homecoming parade . , . convertibles . . . library chatter . . . too many exams . . . looking to the future . . Lffl lo righl: Missllones, Mrs. Gibson, and Mr. Price carry on a lively conversation concerning the Sopho- more Class of which they are the efficient managers. The library is a common stopping place for these Sopho- mores. Looking very intellectual arc, lfjl lo righl: Patti Sue Taylor, Bettie Brinkley, johnny Sowers, Kent Meadows. J' 4 v f V- . K . . My 3 ip S? Q 6- l X , -A , We r 'I L r z L ff , M 1. :is 2 9' A , F ag l' TN I' Q gg Qs . ,gig 0.4 an . Q Y ,, f key, ,, Ah-. 1,11 -V , -. 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L,,.,Lh: ,Q Q r 31 mv.. 4 'S 5 gm J . ,YS t, .,..v.:WN-Hs'i'LgwI 3' A' Wgl l 1 K X if il' - W ., t Sb. . 5 Soplu Abernathy, Doris Allen, Pat Alley, Dale Allred, Eddie Amos, Betty ,jo Baily, Mary Catherine Baker, Shirley Beck, Nancy Beck, Ann Berrier, Alfred Berrier, Deanna Billings, Jean Bost, Charles Briggs, Bobby Brinkley, Bettie Broome, Carl Brown, Hulin Buchanan, Jimmy Bumgarner, Dwight Burkhart, -lane Byerley, Erlene Byrd, Margaret Byrd, Raymond Campbell, Nancy Cassidy, Betty Caudle, Peggy Clifford, Martha Childers, jack Clark, Doris Clemmcr, Nancy Coltrane, Libby Conrad, Ralph Cowan, Gene Creighton, Carroll Crotts, janet Crowell, Frances Daughety, Ricky Davis, Lonnie Dawkins, Gail Druary, Prissy East, -Ianicc Essick, Charles Everhart, Winfred Everhart, Carolyn Everhart, Colbern Evcrhart, Beth Everhart, Lois Everhart, Shirley Everhart, joyee Fortner, Martin Gallimore, Ann Harrison Gosnell, .Ieannic Green, Tommy Greer, .Io Retta Mae Soplw Gregg, .Iames Hall, Eugene Hartley, Ann Harvey, Alice Hayes, Shirley Hedrick, Bob Hedrick, -Ioe Hege, Betty Sue Hegler, Nancy Helmstetler, Charles Hill, Becky Hill, Ruby Hopkins, Gayle Hull, Barbara Ingle, Kathryn -Iones, Clifford Jones, Hillary jones, .lean -Iordan, Marvin Kennedy, jackie Kepley, -lack King, Dorthy Kinney Ronald Lackey, Carl Leonard, Bobby Leonard, Connie Leonard, Delores Leonard, -Iimmy Lopp, Dottie Jane McCrary, Alice McDowell, Betty Wilson, George McGee, Carol McLeod, -Iohn Martin, .Ianice Meadows, Kent Mecllin, Paul Medlin, Rayvon Mills, Martha Moffitt, Mary Hill Morris, .Io Ann Mull, Sue Murry, Donnese Musgrave, Kay Owen, Dale Owen, joel Owen, Fay Owen, Kay Owen, Sherrill Owens, Patricia Padon, Raymond Parker, Eleanor Peacock, Freddie Penninger, Dorcas .M e,.,,,,.,, f l . 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'N . s- 3- 1 9 Q 32 iw 33 p Soplu Pennington, ,Ioyce Perkins, Gail Pierce, Seba Plott, jean Pope, Donald Pullen, Elizabeth Raper, Daniel Reagan, Robert Redwine, David Richardson, Howard Riddle, Earle Rivenbark, .Io Ann Roach, Roy Roberson, Jo Ann Robertson, Edna Shoaf, Charles Simmons, Jean Sink, Hazel Sink, hlarianna Snyder, Janice Sowers, johnny Spivey, Hilda Stiers, jerry Stoner, Skip Story, Gail Story, Odell Stovall, Donald Streetman, Martha Swink, Nancy Swing, Adena Taylor, lludy Taylor, Pattie Sue Teachy, Rose Ann Thomason, .Ioyce Thomason, Worth Thompson, -Iaiues Thompson, George Townsend, Cleveland Truell, Clyde Walser, Martha Wessinger, Martha West, Geraldine White, jackson Williams, Carolyn Wilson, Mary Wilson, Patricia Wolfe, Larry Yarborough, Alice Ann Yarbrough, Nancy Yarbrough, Peggy Yarbrough, Philip Yountz, .Iune Carolyn Lfjft lo right: Morning Delano Bruton, Treasurerg Virginia Clifton, Presidentg Sally Philpott, Secretaryg and Moyer Smith, Vice-President, are the hardworking Freshman omcers this year. Lfft lo right: Miss Fishel and Mrs. Berry, capable sponsors ofthe Freshman Class relax for a few momcnts in the Teacher's Lounge. irangera n aravliae Electives?? . . . Bowen's men of science . . ambition . . . band boys . . .junior football . . all-fizzie ed . . . I dread that English exam junior basketball . . . take a shower, girls . . . . . Latin l . . . Charlotte's having the party skating parties . . problem children . . . tonightl' '... Clifton's elected . . . just love HFRESHMAN' '... library lovers . . . secret those sophomore boys . . . this English ain't passi0ns?E' . . . living for 3:15 . . . the shop so hard WZ '... 15th birthday . . . driver's gang . . . too much studying???? license from South Carolina . . . students with The library is really a popular place for students of L.S.H.S. Here are a few freshman girls taking ad- vantage of it. They are, ld! to right: Harriet Lumsden, Betty Earnhardt, Lorene Surratt, and Nancy jenkins. Here's a cute group offreshman girls. They are, left to riglzl: Martha Miller, Becky Snyder, Nancy Justice, and Geraldine Young. 34 K 4 '54, 'w My a, it . fi.. i Q , t W, is 1. ., A' . by , In W L , B iyte y BLK M J i . K K, KKKK IK 3 ,,.a Q ff' A K ik, , ,V L K, KK K X 1' R M ,i L i X x.., r LKLA KK .f 2 4-' f A 2 - 'K K Q ,Q W f K K KK KK in ' E , in at pq, an r Annnn A as t:Kf K A K K 5- K, K K Kr KKK KK K ' Ke K K X if - K KK KK. KK K . f ,KK ' da r f ' ' Z f giiijsg j K 3 . KKKK KK K K KK K fx . . ,,v.,.,..,.,,,,,..K:,e -f I , ..,, ,, ,K K if 'F ' -V , . , , K K .... K K-vi K K. .Q Ki,K'iiMK f 1 ,KK K I ik, QK K jK il ' B ge, N. Q t 35 groalz Aaron, Ronald Paul Alexander, .Iudy Kayrene Atwood, Grecia Avery, Mimi Bailey, Norman Clark Barber, ,Iohn Luther Barton, -Iosephinc C. Beck, Garland Beck, George Bryce Beck, Mildred Louise Benfield, Lois Berry, Louise Biesecker, Jerry Blaylock, Idell G. Block, Diane Briggs, Bruce Wayne Briggs, Nancy Charlene Brock, Christine Bruff, Hoyle ,Iames Bruton, Carolyn Lee Bruton, Morning Dc-lane Burke, James Otis Burkhart, Lindsay Paul Burkhart, Reta Kay Burkhead, Betty -lean Bussinger, janet Lee Cagel, Mack Bernie Cannady, Richard Harrold Carter, Shirley Elizabeth Cassidy, Carolyn Marie Chaflin, Mildred Louise Chaflin, Robert A. Clifton, Richard Nathneal Cox, Sandra Daniel, Jerry Darr, Betty Jane Davis, jackie Deese, Roby Dorsett, Richard Earl Dorsett, Larry Clifton Dorsett, Royce Monroe Earnhart, Barbara ,lean Easter, Elizabeth Johanna Eastep, Judith Kay Edwards, Sarah Gayle Erwin, Betty Wrenn Everhart, Iris Marie Everhart, Rondall O'del1 Fortner, Voronia Fine, Robert Eugene Floyd, Barbara Ann Freeman, Linda Kathryn Furr, Carmellene F urr, Daniel Clayton mah Goodrum, Felix Green, Janice Hamm, John Chai les Harkey, Tillie Patricia Harper, Gail Harrelson, Hugh Gene Harris, Dickie Hartley, Rhea Ann Hartzog, Dan McCarrel Hayes, Homer Ray Hayes, Sam Hall Hedrick, Anita Lois Hedrick, Margaret Ann Hedrick, Martha Hedrick, Marilyn Maxine Hege, Sherrill Ann Hewitt, Judy Hill, fAngie Lea Hill, Joel Wayne Hill, Peggy Aileen Holt, MeEtta Norma House, Lorraine jackson, Raymond Lee Jarvis, Wayne Thomas Jenkins, Nancy Carol Jones, Shirley Ann jordan, Norma jean Justice, Nancy Y. Katen, Mildred Loretta Kearns, Richard T. Kegerize, Barbara Carolyn Kepley, Jackie G. Koontz, Arnold B. Koontz, ,Ioyce R. Lancaster, George Lanier, Phyllis M. Leonard, Kenton Fritts Lingerfelt, Lily Mae Loggins, Barbara Lohr, ,Ierry Franklin Lomah, Thomas Darrell Lowder, Ann L. Lumsden, Harriet Amelia McCrary, Barbara C. Melton, Norman Murray Metcalf, Hazel Virginia Miller, Martha Ellen Miller, Tommy Milner, Glenda Lee Money, Sandra L. Morris, Foy Lee Mullen, Leonard Carl Murphy, Gene Gray Murray, Betty - X . ,, ' 1 , 'lg' . t e . Qs- t up , V X t , 5 ii' r lea . 'fx at ' T r if 4' 2 li I , l - ', V , - 1 -1- ' Q' 7 A-1 K , ff - 1fx.Q'.f R H T V. e ,iff: ,- ' f - .,' , gg J f.::IYQ' -1. fi-. 11 iiii , , . XFN 5 ' fl Q J. milf X111 .5 e z . . s P' A an e f f ,, Y i . , ., t - 2 arr . - he ' - . - Q-1: 'ee' W e ' A .,, g I I ... . ,XXL ,. 5. . as f 2, iii as R A ' in y x - , ff - V- i e ' - is 3 2 f' ' , I I ' 'l ily ' My y , 3, . 'si . i or elrr l T Q w l 1? l f. s . ' fi - 0 2 3 A ii V f i e iii Y ' J H iyiaiiab-it . 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D H' h i s iiii e or t if , A QQ' 37 groalz Osborne, Tony Lee Olive, Charlotte Ann Overcash, Peggy Jane Padon, Geraldine P. Phelps, Donald F. Philpott, Sally Walser Pickard, Dwight L. Powers, Nadine Rich, Cathrin Anette Roberts, Susan Almeda Robertson, Deanna F. Rowe, Beverly D. Russell, Rachel Elizabeth Ryden, Hazel Neil Sargent, Martha Raye Sechrest, Everett A. Smith, Janelle Elizabeth Smith, John Frank Smith, Moyer Gray Smith, Robert B. Snider, Charles Herman Snider, Geraldine Snyder, Becky Snyder, Hilda M. Spivey, Donald E. Spry, John Thomas Stamcy, Sara Ellen Starbuek, Wayne Jackson Staton, Helen L. Story, Joyce Story, Mary Louise Story, William Louis Surratt, Lorene Thelma Swicegood, Bill Swink, Mildred Ann Swing, Freida Garnell Swing, Janice Teachy, Williams S. Tetter, Douglas W. Treadway, Stella Jo. Trexler, Francis M. Walker, David Shelton Walker, Jane Elizabeth Walker, Marie Ann Walker, Richard L. Wallace, Martha Sue Walser, Dan Walser, Johnny T. Ward, Priscilla Gayle Washburn, Iris Weaver, Robert Edward Welch, Barbara Williams, Bettie Jean Williams, Carol Lane 91-aah ,H Myf7:ga:gf:v,1,4Qfgw.:1- 25:4 fa.-P . VV A -f 1, V Williams, Nancy V an s J 1 W?'S0f', Maw LMSC A 1 , , Q, -A.- ill' . X , Wise, Alice Faye .. F , ' , Wfemh Douglas LCC 25 Vg VV ,,. V ,J ' ,, V, V, Varner, John Wesley ii ' ' ' Yarbrough, Buddy M VV ' Q, ,igzlgfi iw ' ', : Q x?':VQt,.V1gVVV- + L. i VV 'ik' ZVLfVg!5:V- z,i, fVV'V., . ' ',u1i1U,lE 31' w k V - ' N . -ar gl -fi A A ,QV VV V A Yarbrough, Dorcas Q, . QV Vi , A VV .V Vi V V 5 , V W Yarbrough, Doris Elizabeth i- it 41555 o i s ,iv . .,,, -- Y Yarbrou h oe Aaron . 'K N ,,f la V i. f - ti. , , - ,- f 1 w, ' . ., F F YatCS,J1mm1C LCC ii A X I Young, Thomas Glenn ' s ' ' L Yount Gail . V, V .x 3 if ya i X ' Yountz, Nancy Ann ' ,Egg Zimmerman, Butch , uagg W K' A, ,sf O Top left: Barbara Clodfelter, Beth Everhart, and Janell Smith-three club sponsors-smile for the camera. Top right: Martha Streetman seems to find Mr. Clayton,s class very amusing. Bottom lqft: During Tri- Hi-Y initation, Juniors and Seniors-Doris Farrington, Edna Haynes, Evelyn Holmes, Pat Frye, Pat Streetman, june Leonard, and Betty Brown-act like freshmen. Botlom right: Hard-studying shop students are Roby Deese, Monroe Dorsett, Tommy Miller, Norman Melton, Don Elkin, Leonard Miller, Don Smith, Darrall Loman, and Frank Smith. 38 Q 3.41.5 gb, ,YW Y 4,41 :- , t ,NA 'vp V 1 , k.'-L -P ma, 5 QL .ft . It 1' A Y w 'shi 7 f 1 , r ,vlwxk ' 'Z , f wi ff I In f f IA. Milf 1 5 bl-'-0'-A-' TCU1 J- 'Mimi rx Ar 9'Vlf 1' , . . . At left, D. Goins and Helen Thomason, Associate . . . A! right, Good news! The spark plugs of the business Business. Managers, are all smiles over the loot', staff, Gladys Hemphill, Homer Shipwash, and Levon collected from LIEXICON subscriptions. Weaver seem mighty pleased over a one-page ad. Whaticha say, Editor? Robert Hedrick, editor, and Miss Betty jo Ring, advisor, with 'fdummyw completed and contracts thrown away, Find time to sit back and smile at the rest ofthe world. What goes on this page? f'iEverybody look this way and smile! -fnQuick the eraser I dotted an 'e,. fuOh, what a good picture of Bill! , - + Bring in any ads? -snatches over- heard in Room 12, sixth period, as the hard- working LEXICON staff produced a history liook of treasures. Wlith their motto as The Best Annual Ever, the staff, between Hedrickls corny jokes, and Miss Ring's new ideas, took their parts and attempted to make that dream Hdullllllyn meet an early deadline. If the staff did, through their dreams, produce your dream To the left, Caught you in the act! Not on the job At right, 'tKisser', on the keys, jimmy Lippard, typist, for a change, Evelyn Holmes, feature editor, and her seems pleased to be the center of attention of Hazel assistant Edna Haynes, sneak a drink of water. Owen, typist, and Gwen Pullen, bookkeeper. 40 Climax of a year's hard work the I954 Ll-2x1CoN Finally arrives and R. Fowler and Eddie Clathell, members ol the business staff, get a sneak preview of their baby. Snooky lvloney, assoeiate editor, gives final approval on shutter-eliek' that Frazier Smith, photograplier, took at football game. annual, they can forget the skipped meals, the lost hours ofsleep, and the headacheswsuffered while wondering where money and ideas were coming from-ffand wonder now, how to get rid of uleers. Bollum, Robert Fitzgerald, assistant and Bobby Miller, sports editor, broadcast a big scoop on who made the basketball team. Hatlnm rzlghl, Gloria Grifhth, Club editor at the right, and Caroline Swaim, her assistant, give a last minute Check-up of their pride and joy, the Club section, before it is off to the printers. Top, Alice Bruton, senior editor, and Lexy Kahn look on as Jeanette Williams creates another eartoon. ...os- '--. --.M....ad It OIZOI' 046002 7, Miss Janie Manning, adzfiror. Helen Thomas- on, president. I'm so happy, 1 Could CI-YP, the Honor Society were the annual Halloween A lighted candle and tap conveyed the Dance, a turkey raffle, a Santa Treat to a little ultimate dream of every student when a de- boy, a Valentine Ball, the monthly Attendance serving few became members of the Society Banner award, and the Scholastic Medal. which stands for character, scholarship, leader- UI light my Candle from their torchesn Q u ship, and service. Burton Among the successful projects launched by Members of the Society are: left to right, fmt row: Gene Wall, Betty Block, Nora Albright, Gary Myers, Rochelle Thomason, Ruth Wilson. Second row: Gloria Griffith, Frances Alley, Carlyle Craven, Pat Raker, Phyllis Bost, J. R. Fowler. Third row: Gwendolyn Pullen, Alice Bruton, Sue Lanning, Bill Hamm, Sandra Wilkerson, Nancy Alley. 42 C C lufzflz Pen an an Studcnts doing t'xtra-spt'Cial work on tht' L1-1x1t:oN or I.e'.x'f11jm,lr and outstanding high school journalists art' z1Cct'ptccl into this national ,l0L1I'f1ZlllSlI1 honor society. Early in tht' full of '53, thc Quill and Scroll tnzlppvd our plans for a busy year ol' lJt'at1til'ying tht- school grounds hy planting azalcas and shrulms, sponsoring thc Stt1dt'nt-Tt'aChc'r lmaskcthall ganit- and distributing lmilmlt' rt-ading during tht- Cllnisttnns st-ztson. Enthusiasm was thc- kvynotc ol' thc Quill and Scroll during '53-'54. Iywfm' Irft, Prcparing for tht' Tt'at'l1er-Stttclc-11t basketball gamr Bobby Millar trim-s to show Miss Shirlt-y Brooks thc propcr way to drilJhIc'. Hvlc-n 'llllUll12iStJll proves sht' is profcssional. Ilnpn' Il-Milf, Ofliccrs of tht' Qtlill and Scroll -I. IJ. Goins, prcsidvntz and Nanry .-Xllvy, st-Crt-tary-trt'asurt'r. vicw tht- nrw slirubht-ry with font:-ntt-d smile-s. Our outstanding writers arvz Firsl row, Iqfl lo right: Mary lWel Farris, Roy Varna-r, Tillie- Bvck, Alivv Bruton, Gladys Ilcniphill, Nora Albright. Gary Nlycrs, CarolSl1ivar, Swmml rnzsn- Nancy Alloy, Evvlyn lfritts, Sandra YVilkt'rson, l.t-von Wvavrr, lidna Haynvs, Ke-ith Stamvy, Gvnc Wall, Eddie Cathvll. 11,11-Illlllllh' Bob Tirnbvrlakc, Bobby Millvr, ll. Goins, Roht-rt Hvdrivk, Rovhcllc Thomason, Dermit- LOll1',J1'21I'l?IU' XVilliams, Jinnny Lippard, Gloria Grillitl1,'Bt'tty Block. 43 or the feop e Pep rallies and parades -gay Orange and Blue badges Covering the new stadium of loyal fans f seniors meeting with college representatives in the gym fSludent Handbooks sticking out ol' every locker fhalf awake students buying pencils at the store f combined to keep sehool spirit pitched to the skies. Students, teachers and 'gstudent council wheels all helped turn the cogs ol' our school. May ended a successful, but all too short year of leadership under our government leaders who are for the people and by the people. Robert Hedrick, a 3-D guy, as president, kept the Student Council, running smoothly. 1 Student Council members are: Firxl row, lfffl to right, Laura Lanier, Phyllis Lanier, Kay Musgrave, Bobbie Swing, Shirley Gallimore, David Redwine. Sammi role, Nancy Campbell, Jimmy Lippard, Nancy Alley, Jackie White, Robert Hedrick, Betty Brinkley, 'Hzinl row, Sidney Teaehy, Robert Smith, Jody Foster, Sarah Swicegood, Everette Sechrist, Bobby Leonard. l'l0Ill'l,I raw, Anzella Foster, Bobby Pope, Mona Leonard, Eddie Allred, tlimmietta Redwine. FJZI1 raw, Bobby lwliller, R. Fowler, Robert Fitzgerald, Skippy Stoner. 44 All Cyvs are turned toward M1'. Clark as hc opens his pc-n Ncccl pvncils. paper? Always on thc' job are storm-- Srt thc' council gave' him. Enjoying thc' party arf' Sarah kccpcrs llody Fostvr and Bobby Popv with their Swircgood, Eddie .-Xllrcd,Alackif' Whitv, and Jody Foster. assistants Kay M usg.fravv and -Iavkic' Wliitc. g the feople W wtf A Mr. Frank Clark advisor sclls a ycllovs jacket badysm- to Nancy Allvy, treasurer, vshilc Robert Fitzgscralfl. vvvp' and Bcttic Brinkley, secretary look on. '- A 9. 4 W 40 Pose-cl in thc showplacc' of our nvw school arc: Ianicc Seen scurrying around the library, stamping and she-lying Wloocl, ,l1'1'I'l'flI7:'l'TfI'I'II,YIlI'I'7,' .Xnn llirkvus, jm'.sizlrr1l,' Barbara books arc: firivl mir, lqfl In rflqlzl: Ann Dickens, Barbara flravcr, ci1'2iVCl'.Pllir'-flIf'.SIIfl'1lf. Miss Brooks, .janicv WVoocl, Bc-rky Clark, Bvtty Tussry. Sruozzzl row: Lamar WVl1itlcy, Neil Harpcr, Barbara Conrad. i rary ,Cach iz aJ.4ie.4 omorrowia .fvlomemakem earn Zoday Lucky art' tlu' fcllows who get tlivsf' future' llOITl6'll'l2ikL'I'S as wives. 1 i1SlI'01l', iff! In ritqhl: P. Foust, H. State-n, G. Snyder, R. Wil- son, B. Brinklvy, L. Coltrane, Easter, A. Mcilrary, CI. Bruton, S. Staincy, S. Philpott. I. Blaylock. Sf'fIIIIllV01I'.' S. Gallimorc R. Russell, M. Chaffin, A. Rive-nbark. A. Swing, G. Ward, N. -jenkins, M. Hvclrick, Al. .-Xlcxandvr, N. Campbvll, N. .jordan I Story H Rydvr, Eastvp. 'llzfm' rnzr: B. Snyclvr, l.ytlc', P. l.anirr,.I. Potts, S -jonvs, R. K. Burkart, B. Darr, M. Swink Pullt-ii, Erwinf U. Block. l mn'lh mum- lxl. Aw-ry,.B. Williams,J. VValkcr, Hrwitt, Mrs, l.t-onarcl, R. Robbins, M. L. Wil- son, B. Wfclsli, Smith, C. Olive, Bussingcr, N. Williams. ... JS' Serumg Utlzera Muddy streets and pouring rain did 11ot stop the energetic Beta Cllub as they Canvzissecl the sidewalks selling cakes and Candy made by such 111e111- bers of the Club as Bill Lee and Dan Everhart. Christiiias brought an ex- citing party with fun and gifts. Sponsoring the survey ofwhzlt Lexing- ton High pupils were most interested in, the lllClIll7Cl'S Cncotiragecl acliieve- ment, Character, leadership and edu- cation after high school. 'I np, .-Xbsorhed in service of the Beta Club, oHiee1's Bobby Pope, vice-president, Nora Albrigl1t, president, and Gladys Hemphill, secretary, tally educational survey blanks. linllnm, Happy Betas witl1 their cllllxlSll112iS gifts sliow that 1-1 smile is worthwhile. Scholasticly ambitious members of the Beta Club are pleased with tlie antics of l,exy. Sfllllliillg on .vlff1.v: Evelyn Holmes, Ma1'ilyn Hedriek, -Iemmietta Redwine, Gwendolyn Pul- len, Pat Raker. l'lI-7'.Yf row, lfffl In rrghl: Alice Bruton, Betty Blork. Helen Tliomason, Curtis Williams, Bill Ham1n,.l. D. Goins. Sfmnn' mm: Bobby Miller, Gladys Hemphill, Bobby Pope, Edna Haynes, Bobby Tiinberlake. Bill Lee, ll. R. Fowler. 09.4 of ur Jbreama l,c't tht' good llIIlt'S roll. All invnilmrrs ol' tht' ln'oth0r clulm addcd thvir part and playvd, achivvrcl honors, atv pork Chops, galilmccl and cvcn workvd lor thc' Hi-Y, Bumps, falls, laughs at thc skating rink, fun at thc' Y, liootlmall tcalns, snazzy Whitt' suits worn liackwards, thc Homc- coming program, sharp cscorts at Coronationfall made up thc' forms of fcllowship that thc' boys Cnioyvd. Cliinaxing thc' ycar was tht' fond larcwvll to tht- Grand olc Gang. 'l'hc higgcst and tht' best. that's how Hi-Y lHl'lI1lX'l'S frvl about thvir vluln. Lqfl lu ri4ql1l,.fir'vl ruzfn' Mr. Harold Bowen: advisor, Bill Hamm, -lorry liyvrs. Srrurzrl ruzfu' .johnny Brown, Bill Irv, R. lfowlvr, 'lllirrl ruztu' .Iot- Sink, ll. Goins, Eddic Cloblv. Ifmzrlfl znzr: Scott Craven, lloinvr Shipwash, Bob Stafford. Fifth rnzr: Harold Burk- hart, llohn Svchrist, Roy Varnvr. .S'1',t'lh rnzw: Bobby Pops: Gary Myvrs, Kcith Stamcy. Sf'I'4'!1flI l'fIZt ,' .Iimmy Lippard, lN1ickcy Byrd, Edgar lWull. Ltff Icadcis ol thc H1 X an Hoinu Shipwash Ukdhlllbl Harold Burkhart, sccrvtary, Bill Lvv. vice'-prvsidvnt, D C oms picsidc nt R1 lil Boh Staljfoxd in Ctntcx stands up fox tha dtan olc- Tar Ht-cl Tc-am as .loc Sink and Scott girls o ur .19ream.4 lo crcalc, maintain, and cx- tcnd, throughout thc school, ll0llll', and coininunity, high standards ollflhristian Clharaclcr. With such il high iclcal lmclorc tlicln thc 'llri-Hi-Y sci forth on thc inosl succcssliul ycar rccordcd. llushccl whispcrs in il clarl-acnctl Qylll . . . sparkling rhincsloncs . . . il wonclcrlancl ol' Illillil'-lJt'lll'X'C connnclnoratcs an unl'orgcttalmlc coronation. Ncwly-clcctcd incin- licrs, who ,iuinpccl lroni lmalmics to niovic stars ovcrnight, hclpccl clccoratc thc lmcauliliul Clllt't'l1lS float and sponsor ai liootlmzlll clancc. lffnl mzc. Iliff to l1lllfIlI1l.'-IUYKT' Kinucy, l .Iunc l,conarcl. ,-Xlicc Bruton, Gladys Hcmphill, Mary W'agncr, -Ioan lfostcr, l Ham-l Owcn, Pal lfryc. Clloria Grill- lith. .S'fm11zl1m1'.' Nancy l,conartl, Doris Farrington. llclna Hayncs, liclty Block, VVlllll'lIIllllkl Lconarcl, livclyn Holmcs, Hclcn llioinason, Bctty .Xnn Brown, Nancy .-Xllcy. 'Illini mzfu' Pat Rakcr, Sarah Swiccgootl, Roclicllc Thoinason, Gcnc W'all, Doris Clar- pcntcr. -lanicc Wood, Ann Dickens, H Carol Harvcy, Barbara Clravcr. 'l .. Q I,1jf'I.' Tri-Hi-Y ofliccrrs who fondly rcmcmhcr thcir induction into this Hthrill of a lil'ctinic organization push forward tothc futurc. Lg!! lu flylflff Gladys Hclnphill. irf1'wlr1r1,' Roclit-llc 'TllUlI1CclSU1l, f7I'l'.l'f!l.VIIf.' Pat liakcr, lm1.u11'ri .' -lunc l.c0n21rd. 1'In'-fm'.mlf'r1!. Rzylzl: Priinpmg for thc ltcautiful coronation. Nora Albright, Gloria Crillith, ancl Phyllis Host, maker last minute fixings. 49 Dignified members of the Key Club are: First row, lg I. D. Goins, R. Hedrick, B. Hamm. Srrond row: .I. R. Fo I. Lippard, Buchanan, G. Rowe. Third row: R. Davis, S. iwash', D. Sink, B. Timberlake. Fourth row: E. Coble, Mr. Keymen - - - - - - Keep my Projects! Projects! Projects! The Key Club added to its long list of activities the parking of cars at the Davidson County Fair. Members of the club, who really deserved their reputation of getting things done were interested in the upbuilding of their school, community and country. To prove their ambitions they pub- lished the first high school directory and financed it by selling refreshments at high school football games. This successful Key Club was truly keyed to the future. ft to right: E. Cathell, S. Craven, B. Lee, E. Mull, B. Shirley wler, D. Everhart, R. Varner, Sink, B. Stafford, D. Lohr Stoner, B. Pope,,I. Sowers, C. Williams, F. Peacock, H. Ship Carroll Bowen, R. Fitzgerald, B. Miller. 1 1 Top: Key Club oflieers Eddie Coble, treasurerg Carlyle Craven, secretary, Bob Timberlake, vice-president, D. Goins, president. Bottom: jimmy Buchanan shouts parking orders to Bill Hamm at the fair. 50 .fa fin ouem Svcmul ycar ulistuclying and cnjnying l.atin arm-:lfmlznzr-.lqf'llnr11glN.' B. Brinklvy, B. il. Ainus, Cl. Pvrkins, S. Stum'r, I.. ilnltranv, Miss Lillian Alnnvs, UI. 'I'aylm', Sowvrs, .-X. IXIl'flI'2iI'y, UI. Rivvnhark, P. S. Taylor. Swruml rmr. fr-'ff lu rilghl.' NI. Kllillbrrl. S. l'ic1'i'v, INI. Baily. U. I'Vils0n..I. Pvnninglon. H. Spivvy, N. Ilvglcr, M. Byrd, A. Clallinmrv, I7. Rmlwim-, NI. Sink. P. Brnaclway. 'll11'rrlr'nzr', lfjfl In rikglzlx I.. YV0lfv. R. Danglity, P. ffaucllc-, X'Villiams, IXI. II. Mullit. B, llnll. S. Hayvs, .X. Ilarllvy, B. I2X'l'I'l1klI'l, M. x'VilISC'l', A. Bc-Ck, ll. Mcilvc. I will nu' lfjl In -'nhl' I ill 'l I I Kc l INI Strcvtinan. Byws, and Klan Iiast. rf 1 , U llc, ntuah. -pry, . ,fa fini a4more.4 llwsc' ainhitinns stnclvnts lvarn all about Ciavsarz 1 ifvl row. lrf! In rzfglzl: S. Phillpott, H. Snvdvr, B. Dari' XvilliIll'l' BllSSlI1Q,'l'l', NI. W'ilsun, A. Hill, B. Kc'gt'rizc', IJ. Pifkard, M, ,Xvc'1'y, A. l,0wcIc'r, D. Phclpsl H. Statun. .S'rf'hi11l1'oz1', frfi In l'lYQlIf.' I.. I'rc'f'man. I 1'c'ar'lway, l,. Ilorsvtt, Evcrhart, C. Briggs, I. WVZISIIIJIIFII, Y. Fortncm, I.. Honsr, fl. Bril- ton, Ilastcr, S. Haynes, S. Cox, R. Russ:-ll, 'llzirfl row, lfjfl In ziglzl: B. lN1nrray, R. Chaflin, Nl. R. Scrg'v11t, Biirlw, G. Milnvr, I. I'lVl'I'l1?ll'l, AI. Hamm, B. WVc'lc'h, D. Elkins, KI. Barlwr, M, Smith, D. Rowe, B. ll. Robinson. lfkmrlh mm, 1417 In l'I-Wfllff I . 'l'rcxlt-r. U. Smith. B. Wlilliams, Smith, H. Ha1'rf'ls0n, K. Leonard, G. Davis, B. IVHIIZIIIIS, l.. I,1'1'VL'lil', S, W'alkvr, R. Smith. xl. Yates, S. Hcgv, R. vV8Ikf'1',-I. Daniels, YV. Wilsorl, B. Loggins, .I. WValsc-r, INT. Chaflin. 51 Clyty ,UB fx ,fu f ith Magic It 5 ' ,5 .til lqfl: Half Varnt-r, treasurer of thc Chorus, strike-s up svvvral hot chords on thc- old piano with Ed Covington, vim'-prvsidcnt, YVilhi-lmina Lconartl, svCr4'tary. and Gwvnflolyn Pullvn, prcsiclcnt. give him vocal support. x11 riglzl: Phyllis VV1-ax'cr and .loci Iivcrhart give out with do, ri, mais, as Doug Sink and Barbara Cravcr add to it. ixecf Jl'teloc!ie.4 by ixecl Clnorud il 'lllu' mvmlucrs of the hlixvd Chorus who pvrformvd splvndidly at thc Dvdication Svrvicc' arv: I'lI'I'.Yf ruin. lqfl In riglzl: IW. Paynv, B. Cloclft-ltc'r. B. johnson, N. NVood, B. Curry, Y. Davis, C. lNTCCarn, P. kVcavcr, P. Washburn, C. Todd, D. Farrington. .S'z'1'rm1l ruzfn' H. -Ioncs. l,. lN1ills, hi. NValkcr, B. Cravvr, 1.1-onard, A. Wilson, Wcavvr, S. Galli- morc, A. Uickvns. Brig YS C. Pcnnin fcr. lIAl1I'IYlIilIZi'.' P. Thomason C. Harvvv R. Wilson . Shoal. M. lmonard, , A, A . ,, ,.l E, Cross, C. Wfcst, P. Farrington. I.. I.. Cravcr, S. Gallimorc. I nurtl1 rnzw: G. Pullen, P. Foust, B. Palmcr, A. Williams, B. A. Brown. M. Alu-rnathy, S. Johnson, W. Lt-onard, E. Malin, C. Monvy, Fjfllz ron-: B. Bt-ck, D. Sink, QI. Everhart, R. Yarn:-r, C. VVQ-hh, T. Sink, B. Briggs, -I. Hvarnc, B. Leonard. Sixllz r01t'. l. Lippard, xl. Crowell, B. Byrd, D. Truell, N. Harper, B. Young. Mrs. li. E. Vwlithf-rspoon, thc capable advisor. is pictured at thc front. 52 girld I Cxlzorua 1 lNluSic' is Said to bc tlu' spcccll of angels. The- Gills Chorus is roxnpost-Ll Of: 1 i1.r!mzt', lqfl lI7l'ITf1lf.' Rclm-llm' Koonts, Louise' Story. Pcggy X'2ll'lJl'0llE,'ll, Rosv Ann 'l'c'aL'l1y. Bcity lirwin, lN1rs. xVlflN'l'SIJOUl'l, Suv VVz1llar:', Suv Mull, Pvgtgy .lim Hrozulwzty, -lc-axmic' Plott. .Skrnml ruzw: .Xlicv Harvvy. Dom-sc Murrc-y, Iclc-ll Blaylock, Clzu'mL'llinm- l urr, !lt'iillll1'lll'l Swink, Doris XY2ll'lJI'UllQll, -joyw Story, Mary .Xgnvs WVilso11, Bonniv York. 'llmfl mzfu' Marim' XVztlkc'r, livlly Mcllowvll liarlmara X'1ll'lJUl'Ull2'll. Nzmvy Clzllllplwll, -jc-nniv Gosnc-ll, llorrns xV2'll'llIJl'UllQll, Morning llvlumr lirulon, llilcla Snyclvr Carolyn Younll. ,Ut 8 ' l l Svvcrzll Illl'll1lJt'1'S of tlu: Cllorus arm' making' Ollie:-rs of tlu' group 'isinging in tlu' rain arv: l.wf'l In mcrry with Nanvy Campbell plinking on tllc rziqlzlx Carolyn Yountz, tl'm'z1sl1re'1'. lflizulxclll Pull:-n. virr- ivorics ol' ilu- new piano as Sm' Mull, Dorothy pl't'SlClt'Ill, l'cg1gy .lim liromlwzxy, lDl't'SltlQ'Ill, Nancy ilzunp- King, hlorning' lJCl2lI1C Bruton ziclcl tlwir part, In-ll, st-are-tzn'y, l,ouis:- Story, lllJI'2ll'l2lI1. 53 - - 14--111: Keith Stamey, exchange editor, and Mary Mel Lexlzipep photographers Dermie Lohr and Skip Farris, assistant literary editor, look over the situation Stoner await touchdown as we snap them. as Mrs. Hedrick, their capable advisor gives several hints. o.4e or News . . . For thirty-one years the lmxlzzipep has proudly served Lexington High School and its students as the school paper. It yearly issues nine editions, including the famed Christmas and Senior editions, and contains school news, editorials, literary and sports articles, and jokes. The paper is self-supported, drawing an income from subscriptions and adds of local merchants, who have given wonderful co- operation. The staff has worked hard to make the Ifxlzzjmjz one ofthe best school papers. t r ,j . gl, Q n , .: X f' t ',.. N Rochelle Thomason, editor, with the Christmas The largest group who really kept the paper alive edition finally out, smiles at the rest of the world. and better than ever-the readers!are all aglow as Gene Wall, news editor, and her assistant Tillie Beck hand out the latest copy. 54 A1 ltjfl: liooklwcpc-1' Evclyn Fritts and businc-ss managvr Ecldit- Coblt' scttlc' down to ronccntratc on thc bills and thx: Clic-vks. All right: Columnists Bctty Blork and Gary Mycrs art: Caught in a typical posv- -that of vzivcs-dropping for their Lowdown column. 0 -if is Q ..- Lgfl: Nora Allmriglit, fcaturc editor, and Bob 'I'imbc'rlakc, sports editor enjoy trimming thc Christmas trrv. 'ltIfIft.Ql1f.' Whcthvr in a more scrious mood or just ucuttirxg up, Edgar lN1ull, joke editor, and Nancy Alloy, literary editor art' sure- to comm: through. Bollmm Sandra Wilkc'1'soi1, Carol Sliivf-r, Roy Yarncr, Q-mvic-nt typist of I,m'l1if1rf1, takc advantage of thc- spring wcatlwr. 55 Strike up the Jganc! Mr Wagner, diligent band director, strikes a typical pose. Hedrick and Glenn Owen. Attention! Guide right! Hold up those heads! With these commands the L.H.S. Band moves forward on its parade through the year 1953-54. Its first steps were to our football games and pep ralliesg then on to be guests at the Carolina-Duke lootball game. Returning home, the band did a left flank which took them to the Marching Contest at the Southern State Fair in Char- lotte, where they captured second place honors, An about face started them homeward again only to present a Christmas Concert, after which some members marked time while others marched forward and entered solo ensemble contests at Davidson College, Getting back in line the band once more moved forward and on to the District Contest, then home again to present its Spring Concert which brought the tired, but happy band members to ae Halt!-for the summer at least. Lfjfl: These high stepping misses are the gals who strut with our band. Left to right ure: Hazel Owen, Winnifred Andrews, Nancy Rimer, and Elaine Medlin. Right: Cute Bonny Wagner, mascot, shows she too is a full-fledged majorette. 56 Always ready to start off the band are jimmy Buchanan, Don Stokes, Nancy Beck, Bobby 1 of ww A , 5 . - --. ...wwzl 0-llhnunwu .f ,M-up ....,............. lfnmz rm:-: E. lN1c'dlin, N. Rimcr, W. Andre-w, H. Owen, Swmml row: N. Swink, P. Wilson, ll. l.x-onarnl, B. Swing, A. Parker, .-X. Yarbrougli, Mr. Wagmfr, l.. Allvn, P. Druary, Swcat, G. lvlusgravv, I, VV2lSlll1lll'I1, l.. l'lI't'l'l!1klI1, K. lviusgravv. 'l'hirr1' mzv: R. lvlcflrary, D. Pickard, C. Essick, Roy Roach, Walscr, I . Popc, l.. Young, B. Fine, I.. Young, Carolyn lN1oor1-fic-ld, l.. Prev:-tu-,kl. Yarbrough. lfuurtlz mm: C. Morgan, C. -Ioncs,-I. Kcarns, R. Walkcr, R. Morgan, P. Harky. S. Stamcy, S. -Ion:-s, T. Spry, W. lN1cBridc. Fjfzlz mzv: Al. R. Fowler, P. Yarbrough, I.. Clon- rad, D. Harris, K, Leonard, CI. Snyder, P. Cliflorcl, C. lN1ock, G. Perkins, B. EVl'l'll2:ll'l,.l. Yatvs..S'i.xl!1rvz:'.- l . Yountz, D. Koonts, 'l'. lwlvcllin, D. Swingul. Waitman, R. WC'2lN'K'I'7 EX'1'l'll3l'I.S1'I'l'lIfllllIZf'.'-I. Buchanan, ID. Slokcs, N. lim-ck, H. Hvclrivk, and U. Owe-n. Q ,Q l Beating gums instvad of drums arf' oflicvrs of thc' band: lfjfl In right arm' Don Swing, !rea.x'1m'r, Gale' Nlusgravv, librazirznq R. Fowler, !lTI'.Y1'di'Hf,' Linclrn Young, Z'fC6'-fll'f'.X1-!fl'VIf. 57 Intfm-stccl in loyalty among lc-tu-rmcn and womcn too, are ofliccrs Dan llvcrliarl, pmvfflwzlg Camlinc: Swaim , , 3 .YtfCI'PflIIj,' Alive Bruton, lI'!'0.VIllY'f,' and Bob 'TllT1lJl'I'lkilU?, v1'ce-prmizlefzl. Qi 9 .fetter ,feacfem EXII'll-CllI'I'lClllilI'lS ncwvsl addition'-' Shortly 2lllll'I' school lx-gan thc MlJIliJg'I'ilII1 Clllh was llormvcl with lhv purposc' of up- holding lhv highcst ulhlvlic slzmclards and CI'CilllllQ zz Closvr lmond ol' fcllowship lllllllllg thc' sports-miuclccl Sll1Cll'I1lS. Hvzicling thc' list of projects was thc! sale' of liccnsrs Yvllow .lz1c'l4c'ls lags. Always busy, wlivllivr a part of thc UZIIIIC, or hc-hind thc scvnc-s the 'ood 5 1 sports em' lhv mics who proudly wcur thc L, Outstaucling' in sports arv: lzzvfffirixg- Bob illlHllJC1'l21l'it', Homcr Shipwash, -I. U. Goins, Bill Luc. 1 ir.vl row, Ifffl In rzfglil: Miss Bowie-, Dm-rmic' Lohr, Caroliuv Swaim, Edna Haynvs, Jackie' VVhitc', Bobby Lvonarcl, Nancy Snydrr, Kent Mcadows, Gladys Hvinphill. .S'n'mnl razfx' Coach Y. G. Privv, Coach Carroll Bowcn, Edgar Mull, Bob Stafford, David Rivvuhzirk, Bill Xy2lI'l7Ol'0llQll, Harold Bu1'khQu't,Jim1ny Lipparcl. 'l llliflll rum: Coach Harold Bowrn, Ed Covington, NcilHa1-prr, Dan llvcrliart, Frenlfliv Pe-acock, Dan Phillips. 58 1,fir,., H' I 1 I f 1 V' WY ' - frm ' A ff fxfx KW 'QT fi F56 fxfwfwff.. fxf-NN fd Fw fw KNK-if-VX af: 7 fx ffrwfxfx ' 5 .I ll f'NfNfwf5 KN fN K1 A n First raw, lgft to right: Dale Owen, Bobby Pope, Curtis Williams, Bobby Leonard, Moyer Smith, Bill Lee, Co- Captaing D. Goins, jackie White, and Homer Shipwash. Second row: Robert Fitzgerald, Don Truell, Bub Shirley, Dermie Lohr, Dale Alley, Scott Craven, Jerry Crowell, Eddie Cathell, Ronald Kinney, Bob Timberlake, Robert Hedrick, and Kearney Koontz. 77zird row: Bob Miller, Dan Phillips, Baxter Wallace, Howard Richardson, Carl Broom, Tommy Willis, Robert Smith, Eddie Allred, ,Iim Lippard, Dan Everhart, Mickey Byrd, and Jimmy Osborne. Fourth row: Ed Covington, Co-Captain, Frankie Goss, Jack Coppley, Freddie Peacock, joe Sink, Hoyle Everhart, Bob Staf- ford, Edgar Mull, Harold Burkhart, and Martin Erwin. o 0 If 7 I fzgakm ackefa On August 15, 1953 football, again, became the Htalk of the town? In sultry heat coaches Harold and Carroll Bowen and V. G. Price, Jr., issued equipment to the largest number of boys ever to report for football practice in the history of Lexington High School. Equipment had to be especially ordered for the new pros- pects. With a willing and hard working look in each boyis eyes, these prospects scrimmaged, never letting a ninety-five degree thermometer and three practices a day daunt them. Introduction of the T formation to the Jackets meant vigorous work. Harder than many of the years of training in L.H.S. football. With the spirit, love of the sport, and patient coaching, a team began to take its shape. From green', but ffnever-say-die', material, the coaches picked eleven boys as the first squad ever to play in Phillpott stadium. Game time loomed nearer'-the first team had to have reserve strength. Thirty-three trying boys were the coaches' answer. These boys made the seasonis Hrst out-of-town trip-the first victory, which made it some easier to taste defeat the following week end at the opening of Phillpott stadium. Diligent, hard-working boys as these made enthusiastic gridiron history for 1953. Pictured above, the football coaches work out plays for 553 season. Lzffl lo righl: Line-Coach V. G. Price, Jr., end-Coach Bowen, backfield-Head Coach Harold Bowen. Q25 Smm 59-SMQALSQ MJXNQQ ING Q . At right ,Q -his Pr Lf' Covington- tacklc and Co aptain Loc - back, 7321? f if X - -405' WWW U ,gabw pafief. X Crowell, making tackle, stops Barium Spring's ball carrier short of gain, as lgfl lo right, Lee, Sink, and Goin? move 2aQ6wQfAQZyf ffff f N04-f ' ' I ,V RJ 'E ar MQ J 4Z2gyfL5mf 1 Q7 Cc.f'i!l:'Y' At left, left to right, are Stafford-back and Allredmback. At right are Wallace-tackle, and Tim- berlakefguard. l l 4 Above left, lqfz In right, are Burkhart- tackle, and Phillips-tackle. Al right are Goins-back, and Miller' hack Albemarle back races for pay dirt in contest against yellow Jackets. Lohr chases man as Nliller moves across Held to join chase. Bc-low left, lqfl lu rihglzl, are Popefback, and VVillis--back. At right are MLlll'Qll3Fd, and Whitcequard. , ,, . , ., . . J 55 62 Above left, lqfl lo riglzl, Sink-cont:-1' and Lconardfback, At right, Lippard- guard and Alley -guard. EM-,Af 'f r Barium back swccps vncl. only to hc' caught by host of Yellow .jackets gradually surrounding him. Al left below, lfjfl fo righl, Fitzgerald-end and Hedrick-end. At right, W'Villiams -back and Broome- back. - 4- - - - on . ' 15 K .. .W -'vw -1 - . ., . 63 xiii f fu aah -- Above left, left to right, EverhartAend, Craven- end. At right, Smith--back, Shirley-center. suers as Allred falls in to block, Game ended in O-O deadlock. At left below, Iffl to right, Everhart-vbaekg Owens-back. At right, Peacock-end, Lohrfcnd. Q Qi: .. - . 64 Quarterback Lee outruns Concord pur- Z Above left, lfjt In right, Shipwash-back and Koontz-back. At right, Cathell-guard and Kinney--guard Pictured ld! in right are Erwin ack, Truell-guard, and Osbo e ack. - ,Y D? ,PM .I dsomndl 65 ' 1 l 7 o ackefd Slang l Lexington .... 25 :kGastonia. . . , . U Lexington .... 0 Albemarle ..... . . .27 Lexington .,.. 6 Barium Springs, . . . . 0 Lexington ,... O Concord. . . . . 0 Lexington .... 7 'kTri-City, . . . . 7 Lexington .... 25 Ashelnoro ......,..... 12 Lexington .... 6 WVilliam Fleming .... 28 Roanoke, Va. Lexington .... 0 Thomasville .... . . .13 Lexington .... 14 Childrens Home ..... 0 is Denotes non-conference games. Lqfl In riglzl: The hardworking managers of L.H.S. Kent Meadows, joel Owens, and lWeadc Freeman 5., 1' , tiflv grab a broom for a cleanup job. ' 5 575 I A 'Q lf , A ,fl X , ,, 'G to ,atv +t t f MQQCEP ft iff: 147 'll , ' ' 7 yt bf ,X VZ iw 5445 AQ, ,ft at ,tau 1 . l.' i ,i lJl'll0l' ackefa W ' fi ' A ,t yy U 3-1, i , fo 1 - J 2115. v 'Q - ' J ' Q, ri'-Qilil fa . ,f fiigfzlag. 6' 0 .ff . M W ' N., X 1-'iff A i it 'W A Rx 1-if in A a Ili 4-if .I CW. 1 Q7 QC. S, '-GN. ,Q ,4- J JJ! Ja 941 Quays Y 1,53 Pictured above is the junior varsity football team. Bottom row, lgfl In rzighl: Kneeling are Richard Clifton, Lonnie-'L'f-f 4 Davis, Charles Hemstetler, Richard Kearns. Raymond Byrd, -Iaek Garring, Boozer Moore, and Wayne Leonard. Sfmnd row: Tommy Green, George Lancaster, Frank Smith, Norman Melton, and Butch Gregg. Third row: jerry Daniels, Dwight Bumgardner, Don Elkin, Bill Regan, and Bruce Koontz. 66 Pivlllrecl above are the varsity Cheerleaders. Hollow rnzw, lqfl In riglzl: Chief, Alice Hruton,'Ienny Davis, Phyllis N'Vc'avvl Mary Ruth Pless, .Ianet Smith. 'lop rnzv, lqfl In VI-A.EflIf,' Snooky Money, Caroline Swaim, Rovlu-llc' 'llll0lll2iSUl!, Pal Raker ll C I ff? Olfle 0'0'0Il fllllge, 0016 0'0 0l1 ue. Pictured at left above are the substitute Cheerleaders. Lffl In rzlglzls llemmietta Rerlwine. Pattv Sue Taylor, Page Sink, and Bettie Brinkley. On the right is advisor, Miss Charlotte Matthews, and mascot, Ted Philpott. 67 l'1'ff11r1'rl iff! are Coach Carroll Bowen and Captain David Rivenbark, the only senior letterman for '54, Riglll.' the managers take a rest after a hard night's work. Ltjfl In r11gl1l.'.lack Coppley, Harold Burkhart, and Kent Meadows. N ageg D Quya As the Jackets began the 1954 lmasketlrall season, they were not quite as fortunate as the girls. XYhen Coach Carroll Bowen called practice, there were only two letterlnen re- turning to the hardwood. These two lvoys were Mickey Byrd, a junior, and David Rivenhark, a senior. Rivenliark was chosen the IPHIHQS captain. In the hope to Hncl more ellicient hall players, the coach began long practice drills each clay. A large number of freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors answered roll call the 29th of Novexnher. XVhen the First game was two weeks away, Hfteen boys got the nod Irotn Coach Bowen. Only four of these were seniors, and two sophomores. The remaining' squad inenilmers were -juniors, as the coach looked to the future. .-ibnzw lffl: -Ioe Sink, 12, goes up for shot as Peacock, 18, Craven, 20, and Goss, 11, wait for rebound. Al riglzl: Sink throws in another as Craven, 20, and Peacock, under basket, wait for results. Shipwasli is standing at extreme e t All eautiousness made Lexington victor. Lexington 27 ..,.,,.,....... ..., ' Fri-City 1 40 Ashehoro forfeit to Lexington Lexington 28 ......,...,... .,...., ' Fri-City ak 72 Lexington 36 .......,..., .,..,..... S pcncer 37 Lexington 43. . . ..,. Childrens Home 40 Lexington 47 ..,. . , .Barium Springs 45 Lexington 47 ...,...,..,,...,..,.. Mills Home 42 Lexington 32 .,.....,..,............. Spencer 38 Denotes non-conference games. Lexington ,... Statesville Lexington .,.,..,. T-Ville Lexington ,...... .'xSllCl'JOI'0 Lexington .Barium Springs Lexington .... Mills Home Lexington .,,... Statcsville Lexington Children's Home Lexington ........1-Xillc The '53-'54 basketball squad poses in warm-up suits just before a big game. Ifmfeling, lejff to rzlghl: Bobby Pope -- forward, Homer Shipwash-guard, Curtis Williams-guard, Jackie Whitegguard, Bob Staffordfguard, Franklin Goss -forward, and Bob Miller-guard, Slanrling: Mickey Byrd-Aforward, Bobby Cecil--center, Joe Sinkfforward, Captain David Rivenbarke-center, Meade Freeman-fcenter, Freddie Peacockfforward, Freddie Younts-forward, and Scott Craven-guard. At the iirst sight of real competition, the gan to get the enthusiasm of a veteran in their g'kIackets still looked a shade of green, but eyes. With the teanfs experience for 1954, after several non-conference defeats, they be- Coach Bowen planned for '55. 'lbp lfjfl, lejft lo right: Four forwards, Goss, Pope, Peacock, and Byrd practice long shots. Top righl: Guards, Stafford, Williams, Shipwash, and Miller get set for dribbling drill. Bollom lfjft, lzjl to right: Avery, Cathell, Younts, and Graven are caught in ball handling acts. Bolrom right: White, Sink, and Freeman wait for result 0fR1venbark and Ccc1l'sJump. 69 Abozw, left: Tri-Captains, .Xlice Bruton, Gladys Hemphill, and Nancy Snyder pose for photographer with new basketball coach, hlrs. 'Ioycc Price. R1'kgl1!: Hardwood managers are: Barbara Hull, Tillie Beck, and Hazel Owen. afagey U scacfieaf Fading yells and cheers on the gridiron were quickly translcrred to the hardwood Court, as M1's. Joyce Bowie Price, the new Coach ofthe girls' lcatn, acquired a coach's standard headache -that ol' selecting the best material. Ellglzl girls returned from the 1953 squad, but onlv a few had any experience. Rigorous practice was begun: Tztwztr girls excelled and Bruton and Nancy Snyder shone as tri-cap- tains. This teatn's enthusiasm and zest squclched all thoughts ol' tiresome drills and practice, and was spurred on with each victory. Very few grades went down as scores went up. 'l'his squad remained as proficient in class as on the Courts, and was recorded as one ol' Lexington High Schools most outstanding girl's teams made the team. while Gladys Hemphill, Alice lll llllillf' SCZISUHS. Lexington takes important game against CIhildren's Home. At left, Alice Bruton hits a jump shot over opponents heads as Hemphill looks on from extreme right. At right, Bruton scores two while Hemphill, left, and Leonard, at right, wait for rebound. Lexington 24 . . .'l'ri-Cityx Lexington 46. . . . . ,Asheboro Lexington 38 , . . .Tri-City? Lexington 64, . , .,.., ..., S pencer Lexington 43 C1hildren's Home Lexington 26 Barium Springs Lexington 34 . . , lN4ills Home Lexington 55 , . ,Spencer 4' Denotes non-conference games. Lexington 39 . Statesville 58 Lexington 31 . . , .... T-Ville 44 Lexington 52 ..., . .Aslieboro 62 Lexington 39 .Barium Springs 61 Lexington 56. . ....,. Mills Home 62 Lexington 56 ....,, Statesville 76 Lexington 52 Cfhildren's Home 57 Lexington 37 . . . . . .T-Ville 45 Q Pictured above are the members of L.H.S.'s varsity girl's team. First row, lgfl lo righl: Tri- Captains, Alice Bruton, Gladys Hemphill, and Nancy Snyder. Sfrraml row: Delores Leonard, Nancy Beck, Doris Carpenter, Marie Walker, and Peggy Washburn. 'Ihird row: Phyllis Weaver, Nlorning D1-lane Bruton, Nelda Wood, Winnifred Andrew, Edna Haynes, Barbara Crotts, and Becky Clark. .-lbow lffl, lqf! lo right: Four flackc-ts pose for a shot as they take a time out from a rough scrim- mage. Kneeling are Weaver, Haynes, and Beck, all guards. Leonard, a forward, is pictured standing. .-lbozw riglzl: Two promising forwards are Morning Delane Bruton and Barbara Crotts. Bvlou' WY: Three hustlers are guardfWashburn, forward--Andrew, and guard -AWalker. Ifrlow rzghl: Kneeling are Carpenter f-forward, and Sink --guard. Standing are Woodfguard, and Clark-eforward. '71 Q Prospects for the '54 baseball season get together for a pre-season conference. Firxt raw, Iqft lo right: Coach V. G. Price. Second row: Bob Stafford, joe Sink, Ed Covington, and Mickey Byrd. Third row: Scott Craven, -I. D. Goins, Bill Lee, and jimmy Lippard. Fourth row: Bill Yarborough, Bob Leonard, Bob Miller, and Homer Shipwash. Baaeball QU!! The golf team, coached by Harold Bowen, practice a round to get in shape. Lgft to right: Dermie Lohr, Hoyle Everhart, Bob Timberlake, Skippy Stoner, and Dwight Pickard. 72 ,fif- 4 1 I 7 l ' ll 1 HI ' A X ' an u kgs Y -X SX Q t x J J s. Make Kefieve ., , 4' VM IIN yrfwgf 0,101 V, t 1.4.4114 ou, q,J5mqv f' ,f 5 0 ,Q . . . Ar A f I' 1. Oura io Make lfefieue Fairyland came to life as our story began . . . Cinderella, Ma1'y Ruth Pless, and Prince Charm- ing, Ed Covington, reigned over the make-believe world ol' Mother Gooscfs favorite characters, oxtxavcd by the Senior Tri Hi-Y girls and their 'kbest dressed' escorts , . . a touch ol magic splc ndor P ' ' f i - .X . was spread over the stage as the Fairy Godmother, played by Sarah Swicegood, verbally created a delightfully gay setting .,.. Overcome underclassmen watched in a daze-dreaming of the . . ,, , i I . I E. . h T .-H.-Y day they might be almighty sc-mois and the day they might be asked to ieign in t e ri 1 eoronation. 74 Wil' .S'fun'1l, jim! fuzz' lgfft In riglzt: livvlyn Holmes and Bill Lcc. SfU7I!il-IIKQ, .KITUVIII wmv: Bob Timhcrlakc, Nora Albrigllt, Bula Shirley, Rochvllv Thomason, Rolwrt llc'dx'ic'k, and Bc-tty Block, .S'1'41Ir1l, fnisl IUZI' lrft In Il.ALflIf.' Alici- Bruton and Gary Myvrs. Strlrzrlirzlq, .Yf'f'UIIl1 rnzv: Ellllll' ffathvll, Gvm' VVall, Douglas Sink, Ann Dick:-ns, Bill l'lzunn1, and Phyllis Bust. Sralwl, fin! mu' fwfr In 7'I'lQ,ll.' Pat Frye' and-Iimmy Lipparcl. Sfrlrlrlirzlg, ,wruml rnzv: Dale' Allcy, Doris Clarpcnu-r, Tony floss, Janicv YV0ocl, licldln' Allrccl, and Barlmra Cfruvvx'. 93 .S'f'1lI1'll'.LflI.xI run' lgfl lu zflghl: Gladys Hemphill and Curtis VVillia1ns. .S'lz1111iir1g, .wrmul mzzu' Ray Davis, -lo Ann Foster, Graham Rowe, Nancy l.Q'0D2ll'Ll, Homvr Shipwash, and Pat Str:-etnian. Smlnl, fin! run' lg!! In l'I'4Qf1f.' Hazel Owen and Dan Phillips. Sflllllflillg, ,VFF0lIlfI'01i'.' David Rivcnbark, Wfillic' Leonard, Eddie' Clohlr, tloyca' Kinnry, BlaCki1 ' Byrd, and Carol Ha1'vr'y. Sr11lrr1',,fir,sl rnzf' lgfl to fl-lLflIf.' Nancy Allcy and Mickey Byrd. .S'l1nm'ing, .wrwzrl mir: Tommy Willis, Helen 'lihOIH?1SOl1, Gloria Griffith, and Dan Evcrhart. 1- 9.4 ff: 'lap lffl: Marilyn Hvdrivk, Gloria Clrillitli, andllanc' Parkvr wcrm' vagvr at vollvgc' day. 'lofi rivglll: Mrs. l'rim'l' usvs Nanry Snydrr for a hrst aid dvlnonstralion as Ruby Hill, .Io Ann W'ilson. Barbara Yarbrough, and 'I'hclina Mvlntyrv look on. .lfifldlw lffl: Half-lJCad Yarncr and Robert Hvdrick find Duke vvry intvrvstingg. gllirlfllr zikglll: Hard at work we- hnd typing studvnts Bvcky Johnson, Betty Brown. Dorcus Koonts. Frvddic' Yount, Rvha Bale, Carolyn lNloorc'fic'ltl. Linden Young. and -Ivan Hamilton bracing against time. Hntlrmz lffi: Brain Studcnts, R. Fowl:-r, Hvlvn llioinason, Bill Hamm, Gcnc' VVall, Phyllis Bost. Pat Rakcr, Alia' Bruton, Frances .-Xllvy, Clarlvlc' Cravmi. Siu' Lanning, Gloria Griffith, Nancy Allry, Sandra Wilkvrson, Nora Albright, Rochcllv Tlioiiiason, Ruth Wilson. and Gwvndolyn Pullvn post' after Honor Socirry .-Xssvmbly. Iinllmn riglzl: Shop studrnts, Pal Oldham, Homcr Hayvs, and Norman Bailvy unload lumhcr in thc' nvw shop. 77 vt ,jr 5--Q... 97,1 gfv 1-A QUE LINE if, UKYA A l DRilCll5l 'lop lfjfl: The band starts off the homecoming parade, Leading are jimmy Buchanan, Bobbie Swing, Bobby Hedrick, and Glenn Owen. Right behind them are Nancy Beck, Winnifred Andrews, Nancy Rimer, and Elaine Medlin. Top right: Cheerleaders ready to go are Alice Bruton, Rochelle Thomason, Mary Ruth Pless CWagnerj, 4'Snooky Money, -Ianet Smith, Caroline Swaim, flenny Ann Davis, and Phyllis Weaver. Aliddle righi: Scene on Latin Club's winning float. Shirley Hayes, Alice McCrary and Barbara Hull. Aliddle lfjfl: Football Queen, Hazel Owen, smiles pretty as Lexy Kahn admires her. Bottom lfjflf Our line is like a '4Dragnet says Levon C'Toby j Weaver, and Billy Lookabill as Robert Pitman, George Elkin, and Francis Avery look on. Bollom righl: Weill be the stars tonight, says Alice Wise, Louise Story,.Iudy Alexander, Ronald Everhart, Bill Prestnal, Jackie Davis, jack Garren, Gracie Atwood, and Franklin Duncan. 78 'Inf' lffl: l,int'tl up lkrr tht' Iiunnic Hop arm' .Xlirv Hinton. Rovlivllc' 'l'l1m1msc11i. and Phyllis XYm'z1x't'i'. 'Infi ziglzl: HUIUIIIIY Xlllln Davis and Pzigt' Sink: watching on art' l'z1ttit' Suv 'l'z1yim'aml Mary Ruth Plvss tW'agnt'r7. .ili1lf1'l1' lqfl: 'I'l1c' 'tKit'k- im' vonsists of-linnny Lippard, lldriic' Catlivll, Ruiivrt I7itz0ralcl. Clnrtis W'i1Iia1ns. lfcltlim' .Xll1't'd. and -lzirkiv XVl1itt'. Uuifllr riglil: Clhvvring scvtion at Tri-Clilyz Gvnv YVall, Eddie' fi2llilK'ii, .Xdvna Swing, and Gaylm' NN'11rd. lfnflnm lwfl: Iihc' Quvvn, Hazvl Owvn and two Sponsors art' Gvnc' Wlill and Ht-lvn Dart' Thmnason, Hnlloni Hlfflff 'l'ln't'4' num' sponsors art' Barbara Klloclfvltvr, Hvtli Ilvvrliart. 2lI1Kill2il'll'iil' Smith, 79 ,fad anal Zeafamenl STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA DAVIDSON COUNTY City of Lexington Lexington Senior High School We, the Senior Class of 1954, look back through the past four years with joy for the fun we have had, pride for our many achievements, and thankful acknowledge- ment to our teachers who with much patience and diligence helped us to realize beliefs and ideals. Being of sound body, excellent health, and questionable mind, we declare this to be our last will and testament to be executed in the following order: ARTICLE I. To The Faculty ITEM I. To Mr. Wike, our favorite principal, we leave a pair of roller skates so that he can whiz from room to room and be heard a mile away. ITEM II. To Mrs. Hedrick we leave a new class of seniors who aren't rowdy at class meetings. True, we should have set a better example for underclassmen, but we were just very full of life and very proud of being seniors. We hope you will overlook the fun we had fsometimes at your expensel, and think of us with fond memories as time goes by. ITEM III. To Miss jean Brooks Webster we leave a smile to be worn on all occassions and note to her studentsAshe isn't half as fierce as she pretends to be. ITEM IV. To Mr. Clark we leave more students who sign up for the L'crip,' sociology course they've heard about, but find at the end of the year that they have matured more in that class than probably any other. ITEM V. To Miss Gilliam we leave wide awake French students who don't cringe when she comes to their name on her little white cards. ITEM VI. To Miss Ring we leave a LEx1coN staff that will turn out as good an annual in the future as it has in the past. ITEM VII. To Mrs. Lewis we leave a junior genius who can think of some miraculous money-making deal to finance the junior-Senior now that selling has been black-balled. ITEM VIII. To the faculty in general we leave more appreciative students who attend classes, not through force, but because they realize the importance and benefits of education. ARTICLE II. To The Classes ITEM I. To the in-coming seniors we leave the privilege of being able to gripe like mad when they discover how uncomfortable those front row gym seats really are. ITEM II. To the new juniors we leave the important feeling of taking a part in school activities. Along with the chance to be voted into clubs comes the fun of preparing for the Junior-Senior Prom, the biggest event in the school year for upperclassmen. ITEM III. To the sophomores we leave the thought that in just one short year they will be upperclassmen. Next year many extracurricular activities will be open for all sophomores. Along with football and sports for the boys, the girls will have a chance to serve as waitresses for the junior-Senior along with many other opportunities. ITEM IV. To the freshmen we leave the sensation felt during the complete first year of Senior High School plus a little advice. Set a goal and then strive to reach , it during your next four years. It takes much hard work and a great deal of faith, but when you look back and see the gap you have bridged, you'll realize it was worth any effort. ARTICLE III. To The Individuals ITEM I. Mary Ruth Pless leaves her attractive looks and snappy clothes to Tillie Beck. ITEM II. QI. R. Fowler hands down his best-all-around title to Bobby Pope. ' ITEM III. Although Elaine Medlin worked very hard at baton and dancing to prove her talent, she's willing to share honors with brother Tony. ITEM IV. Dan Everhart couldn't find anyone who was willing to take his Frankenstein act, so it goes with him. ITEM V. Nancy Alley, always overflowing with person- ality agreed to share a part of it with Patty Sue Taylor, who has plenty of her own. ITEM VI. Ed Covington wills his title of best looking boy to Eddie Cathell. ITEM VII. Phyllis Bost leaves her witty personality and comical ways to jane Nave. ITEM VIII. Carlyle Craven and Gene Wall leave their straight A reports and intellectual character to Curtis Williams and Mary Mel Farris. ITEM IX. Bill Lee and Alice Bruton leave their terrific athletic abilities to joe Sink and Morning Delane Bruton. ITEM X. Bill Hamm thinks that Levon Weaver is very capable of holding his most dependable title. ITEM XI. Bobby Coon Miller leaves his fine sports- manship to Bob Timberlake while Gladys Hemphill leaves hers to Edna Haynes. 'fCoon also leaves the it,' that was left to him by Tommy Snider that had its beginning seven years ago with Dirty Everhart to Tommy Bird-Dog Sink. ITEM XII. Helen Thomason is certain that Jody Foster is' one of the most reliable juniors. ITEM XIII. Gary Myers and Patricia Fry begueath their cute looks to jimmy Osborne and janet mith. ITEM XIV. In most opinions, it would be hard to find anyone as capable or versatile as Robert Hedrick, so we'll wait till next year to see who will fill the bill. ITEM XV. Betty Block leaves her title of friendliest to little sister Diane, making the third person to retain honor in the family. ITEM XVI. Bub Shirley takes his 'fbig brother attitude and fun loving ways with him, for none could carry them half as well as Bub. ITEM XVII. Rochelle Thomason leaves the test tube she has been associated with for the past several years in Miss Matthews' chemistry lab until another person comes along to fill it. ITEM XVIII. From all of the graduating seniors to all who remain in this senior high school building, we leave our love and the great attachment that we have felt for our school, our schoolmates, and our teachers. ' Written, witnessed, signed, sealed, and delivered the 1st day of january, anno domini one thousand nine hundred and fifty-four. Witnesses: I BETTY BLOCK, Testator. President: J. R. FOWLER Advisor: MRS. OTTIs M. HEDRICK Princzfal: MR. C. E. WIKE Jia.. ,. 'lofi lfjfl: Stopping long enough to pose tor a picture, Ann Dickens and Shirley Gallimore smile for thc camera. 'I nf: rfnlfr: Waitresses seen at the .Iunior-Senior are Barbara Lohr and .lane Swiccgood. 'lnfr rzzqhl: All decked out in their blueijeans, Derinie Lohr, Robert Fitzgerald, Frazier Smith, and QI. D. Goins prepare to undertake another Quill and Scroll project, .llirlrilw lgfl: VVonder who Pat Streetinan could be looking for? Stepping out on us Pat? .Uiddlf rnzmz' Marriedf'i' I think Nlary Ruth Plcss fWagne1'l can answer that for us now. lllirldlf righl: Hey L'Coon Millt'r and Pat Raker! This is no time for angry faces. You'll be graduating in several weeks! Bottom left: Romaneinq at the lake .Iackie VVhite and Diane Block Cuddle up a little closer. Holiom rmtrr.' Birthdays come but once a year and Lonnie Davis sure seems to be enjoying his. Hollmn rilglzl: Betty Block seems to have stars in her eyes. lwaybe she's day-dreaming about that wonderful trip she took last summer. 81 1 1 S ,ginia v fl ' 2 To most readers the LEXICON is alsymbol of the good ole days, depicled by the pictures of faculty and pupils, and of memorableischool events. To the members of our staff, this book is a constant reminder of hours spent in planning, toiling, hoping and rejoicing. So many things are included in the production of the LEXICON- minute details-without which the book could never be a c'whole g thergfore, it is with sincerest gratitude that we give this page and thanks to each individual who had any part in making the 1954 LEXICON a dream come true. Especially to our advisor, Miss Betty ,Io Ring, who so willingly and patiently gave of her time, energy, and advice, we say, thank youf' We are deeply grateful also to Mr. Wike and Mrs. Harold F rady. Their gracious co-operation was indispens- able. The help of the entire faculty was a monument to patience, and very much appreciated. Much praise is due to Gloria Griffith, Caroline Swain, Snooky Money, Evelyn Holmes and Edna Haynes, our literary staff. Our very efiicient typists were Jimmy Lippard and Hazel Owen. Commendation also to Bobby Miller and Robert Fitz- gerald for the sports section, and to Alice Bruton, senior editor, Jeanette Williams, art editor, Gwendolyn Pullen, bookkeeper, and especially to Levon Weaver and Frazier Smith, photographers. Without the strong support of our advertisers and our business staff, the LEXICON could never have gone to press. Thank you, to Eddie Cathell, R. Fowler, Levon Weaver, Gladys Hemphill, and Homer Shipwash. Mr. Wm. Oliver Smith of Edwards and Broughton. made himself invaluable to the staff with much needed and useful helps. Thanks to him and also to Mr. T. A Redmon who did exceptional photography with individuals and groups. And then, there were all those grand students of Lexington Senior High-to you and all other participants, we say, The reward of a thing well done is to have done it 'i Sincerely, Wink,,' Helen, and Halo fEdz'tor and business managersj 82 ,Q HI ' 51314 W ' ' X474-5, ai. 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PULLIAM, Mgr.!,jf7,ih ff' I ,1 5 W A4 1 J, KJ JWLWV Mfirl . 1 A f ff A f 'A V ' Af' My 17,19 5 ,VJ A '- N031 Q Compliments of J-XZ MANHATTAN SHIRT W A6 A T. A COMPANY jf W! PLL' . Nfl Good Place to Work MA ir-Conditioneff' MALLORY HATS FORTUNE AND JARMAN SHOES MICHAELS-STERN CLOTHES THE FAMILY SHOE CENTER The Home of Fine Shoes tBll d M0 - A A 1 . k m zemen as iss Matthews prepares to look on in a a t M i uhluw up the world. Vw DU QA SAV G ATION fm My 'M A EMMNERS mfigigwf WW? M603 pf J Aigozqifp? M .vin wp! W9 A i WM LOWW 904197, PA' I mTNHf,?iE27ELERS WJVf3Aj59D MW 70,1 J 2 ' M, If ff Af- f?diKWJW Brzde's Hegflzjuaylgt' I 2 oh' OJ 2, 3 ' 'Y ,. ... 4.-. ,. A .V - 4.1 Y . , .. v' v' v 7 ' 1' 1 X Q I ' x. ' 'I7 ,ff f OA , 1 x . Cb jx P . St vin Account h An uni Ltr . ,?151fr' V, AW WOR HILEMDEND f A'U'5'Q?,f9? ' EXI CTON, - TH CA I Il' . U V I- , ' ' C re,en ' ing 0 mpuny Ji: ztyvW W 'Q Int g . P n!lgi37 pf ice Supplies Aft' Gifts ' WNTHQM DER MET D ly! School Sup I'e 0-J i 0 azl d Street ' Wy C Kc Carry nd el' ' ' I E N, N . I N H ' O! ' Private D' llsf r Your nvenienc 2 I I iles ut Lexingto Highway 9 f I D o s6The Bed: Place af' WW Compliments Of BUCK YOUNG OIL f COMPANY, INC. A V! T 1 f' Distributor of SINCLAIR PRODUCTS IEXINFTON N C -on ' 1 5wr:n.Ens Z 11114 , AN - J Cerlzfed CemologistS 8: Registerell Jewelers ,' American Gem Society t, v ' f I . DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY' I .- SILVER , I CHINA , I J' fem Trade L3IJOldIOI'3 LEXINGTON BOOK AND STATIONERY STORKE Books Czfzs Ojfice Supplzes freelmg Cards Mdgazznes School Supplzes ARVEL FRAZIER BELK MARTIN COMPANY Lemnbton Q I ANIER HARDWARE COMPANY Ihxmvixm ICLIIPSF I uw Mmwm SPORTINC Koons and I Il-I FRILAI Al PIIANFQ Phone 464 14 W 2nd ve Q Crea ey Fltzgerali hot Iwlth Cam ral before entflrmg as mblv pr gram J A I , . . . Q f ' ' lr ' tm ,' ' I J, . . F A - . 3 A - A A 1- ' . 'I I , I .L, . . .4 A1 A I A -I a I s r I af . F ' 1 . ' ' 4 - I C I I , , 1 . - ' I Av ' . O cc ' 9 , U L - as South Main Phone 551 SIIOPIHTI3 CWC' A .I '. . I J T N ,, . , , , .' . A. ee A 'S ' ' L S P , ,W ,7,,, ,, K Hn W , , WY, if 1' R' T , Qtgfw F., 1 . ,T Q' 'YS1-fix X13 ' -N L. 'f I Ni- LA - 11.4.1 4 ,...1..,.a.4 ' vba S 3 . T' , f . , 'TT ' 'MM1'M'fLf'C2iq' ' - P: TR SE l' YQ'-S' ,LL 5243, ,wx gffff ,M A I 'gg' UARA TE D RE PPIN VULCAN 1 A .. A t ,. 'Sf ff - WZ 'Mg 9f5'KgpTrliiAJTzEGK6'6ViNG'g!iq'5i36f5f , , ,T I C 'Q-J 'W ' ' Dafa?-j?54IGo0'g,?cf1f5cgE'Z6 UQW4 'VOAJJQ J 5 444 M5 JZOXZVLKZ n Custom Tire Recapping'1fQp4 W 344,41 , Six Hour Service Winston gh a ,g gf Qr,c,C O I I RA in My Manufac Trers and holesa Dealers ESQ D 0 R - 1 L mfg-Iii gx :ik C2-J I if RQ . , ES if JRR ' -- hone E LEXETON, RTH OLINA , CL .L THE J. E. WARD Co. RN 'Il . ,, LEE RIDER PANTS J' 'hh VQMSQCSJQQHQ I LEE RIDER JACKETS . mimic MNAVC C I LEE RIDER SHIRTS d A -. , ' ' A Phone 2344 -Q-. PICK IEP AND DEL ERY LEXINGTON, N. C. P NE 3934 4 .. 'lt TE V Q O 'TOE f ftffiav if O ENE E O 'A 'EEE - A A A GP'HP'1'maS 'Of ' A DAVIDSON FUNERAL HOME i ROYAL-'PURPLE-'-in 3 ' ' ' cLAEiA,NER5f If 4 .1 V t ' .. gf, 1 A A - L ., , ' K.. J J N 6, HQUA1.11'Y WITH' SERVICE 5 W Q I A ' Vx 1 -I 'JA' I W 24 East Third Street -V i- - ' PHONE 491 1 ' V I 1 T 11 Jonny ,F. RAKKER ' l1RS. J' HN LEXINGTON, N' C' I .1 h, v b V I, ' . ' 1 li V ,:l A 1 'i A D, n v 1 ' ' 'i - Conzplimenlsi 07 C0 ll1Ii le l5 I Q- A, , '-f 1 of -' I GLANEILFQS 1 ' .P J .4 y M DOH me KATPTS BEAUTY SALON ak 'A' A , 4 LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR foltianm ami In tty Blovk mil amPra a Whig fo as lainell Smith looks with intvr:-st t othal ganna G'The Best foinplirnients I . gf ' MANN DRUG COMPANY Vi. V' ,,,. , t , PHONE 577 if X Complinzents of MCCARN MOTOR COMPANY HYOIII' Lincoln ana' ,'Werc11ry lJ!'fI1Pl'M PHONE 211-44 North Main Street hut judging Qmilinlf facvw of victinw Erlvne Byerlv. and Joan Wilson LEXINGTON, N- C- as tht-ly grvt wOrk4-ml ovvru hy Nancy Snytle-r, waftl say they wvre practicing first aid in Gym class. if 'aY,?fiN,l'ff'fD Q- Q When Words Fail. Say It 1 F owersn - P . ' KIRKMAN FLOWER ,EEE-P 1 , ' 119 West Third Street -:- Phone 33 ' 'C K DISH GARDENS CORSAOES POTTED PLANTS .U WE - , EMERY RAPER INSURANCE B0wEBS TA I AGENCY IIARDW C0 'X PHONE 2689 W PHONE 2465 LEXINGTON DRUF COMPANY z g t For Ove 50 Yea S me Ma a ememt PHONE 221.3 N D LEAN Lex ge t d Lead g 5 A RSACES POTFED PLANTS FUNERAL DESIGNS W' jot ECKS FLOWER SHOP E Sp Wrin' g Q WE WIRE FLOWFRS P 22191 c frj TAYLOR Esso senvlce So th M S et PHONF 413 I il E O - Q. Comple e I .snran e , Servzfe 1 . Second Avenue LEXINGTON, N. C. L ' J - . Lex'ngton's Prescription Urn S ore r rs- a n g' 1 1, 66 i ' s an in ,, 5 i nts 7 I . . T X F I L r I ' . I v HO- 4 I A . It ' 54 n 1 1 - 3, ' ' .P We eczalzze zn e zn s W A fs A h A 7 B ft CU X ' LEXINGTON, N. C. 5 . . I u a1n tre . J rdj,'L xv -'wav--f -- V ff-nfl '--'vu' 'f ' - ' f-:.1fcv'l 1.-'4 U' glut WMM . 4 'fajbim Ii Luc L, ,rg L, 4 4 .11 L,u'.n-,G 'JL ' QLLTI - . ' L, ' Y, gl . ,CAL 4- fg- .- J, J .uf V 7 ,K .J ' Coinplimerits of 7 1 5 ,J , .A jf ' v I Q s ' I, O r I N 1 - 1 1 7 , f ,' v! ' I J . 3 P 1 ff! 1 - L r 1 P ' cmd: I ' 1 PHONE 415 LEXINGTON NORTH CAROLINA G E E E RALPH S P LOWER SHOP Sa 'LUZ I L bH S mfis Olll gpeczalty Weddznga CUT Fl OWERS 1 0' 'Q Emi POTTFD PLANTQ fn' 61,65 RALIH Bunn Owner T and ISFAR 1015 ecll Street Phone 2026 vffwf an m1l I' I C a a h g a n out mar xals 1953 radu n x rc1 Rzght H1 torlc po ly Sup r Cluef Carlyle 53 ra luat o I 9 3 L N V . ,V 7 w L Q 1 ff ' I f f- i , ,. ,f , cc - - I an , CKP - I' N - 'A'KS YOT ' . ' W , L J L , .. .7 I ' 10 1 L Y W W 4 , 1, L , .- f Q er' u , A 1-9 X f J QV: I. . , 0 ii' A ' s .PS ar? give by sl And PW as hvy pre-siflv in the .I g aiio P P fsvs. ' ,: 'Q ' svisx. 1 f P - ' r von S hr N i dv ls ' g f ' i n. !, Q -: V A w ! , 41W0j'Nf,b S A 'sf H wr 'L 'Q fgqgifyw fmmwfgwf f W W we of S gjwQ1li?5f Wei: X fx? Jxwmwwti fwffwJ'f4f44.Jff6M-1' K S 0 4 '1 RE y - 'M I , Ni W ,QtWQfnfQW Ng f1fmJEW'EfE,Bf5Q,T5,Q,f'f WJMMKMW f wwf 1 MMM ff? WWW -yvfgomfffls My ww N.,:?iffyMyA pL0Sife Eplangel-X I +J'Q5M QQ M MQ W' lk . Q --1 ' , 1 If , E 1.4 D9 ' ' . , 'o A . I I J ,K It-, -T j. - ,,,. J I I 4. ag A' I' I f G f ,' iw 4 tim? out for a laugh before going into the finer points of bookkeeping with such brilliant students as Curtis Carter and others. Bottom: Rvacling, writing. and arithmetic arm' not all taught in school as Mrs. I,eonard's class works influstrially to hvconw lwttvr housowives. C om pliments of MOTEL CAVALIER Moriil, and RESTAURANT US. 29, TO, and 52 l Mile South of Lexington PHONE 20114- hq 14 EAST I CENTER STREET LEXINGTON N C i iff PPI I it X4 l K bgjifsg . ffl l i Compliments S J of - E-L 2? X' LEXIL GT HAIR X? C0 T PAN fi CNJ 1' V if f E pi! A LEXINSTQQNG .T A Q if mtl out 4 ' f H gi, ,gs P 9 T H- r ' A K' NL 'P 1 x.. i ' K. mst, . , 0 , ' I I N, I JJ Qgugt, N8-l,LLLlJ-LJ .ULU 'lf AJ! 1,41 O 1 MMJ Mwh ad.-LMA! JL fR LQQMU 4 Lad ' XL I . 'W fcuff CH . Lf 3 f , , 'ivkj I,4,16U,,y,. -!L2.44x,v.,n.Ln2,Qf Jbilf vm, Qjjajl.. I 4 U ITED FURNITURE If 'HQ .5 1 1.1! ' .1 'IQ 15,1 OQLJL In I I ORPOR TIO flJJ.,uif. iv'-41' vktwz, 711, -.2f.O,,..,, 52.11, - 'flung I Ari!-,IJAVJ . .LI uw! L471, J LQ Tl L, '-f'..,L,,4,A.1,,l,,,. I -gig nl , jiri, 4 ' I A l. ' 1,4 -ff ' 1J '!O'3' if 321 Q - fe' I J'-4, T 9 V ' '. Q, L I 1 ..:. -p'J fL 4 F , lf.,'L,l4Q P. , k,L1,j I-,1 N! I I ,lL'CG4 14, ,O BEDROOM FURNITURE M F A ' . ' gurl! f' Wllf. ' ' av,-I J lj U,-4 l..Yff.I,L I V- .I . f X f ' .' ' . - .1 , ,- '..1f4, V . ,' in ,,', - ' ' 5-W6 U T- I U 4'-f Q0 'vii - - fl fu 1, LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA F- K VL,-. 11,1 ' LC IAQ! , f,1J,,n.. , ffjvl, fr A H- J' C 5 ' 49' L' ' w 1 A 1' , gi,l5-FLY-ll,4,'J 'iff-Q-, . gs 4'f,l'ff ' -- 4 1' -4,431 A :Q K.,- Elf 4' JN . I J I 301,11 ln! , - sf: IE 4 TQ . I Compliments ' Complimenls K' ' . 04 ' 4- . .- v 7.32.5 ,-,fIL, 'ti.lg,,- Nj L70 ff In c , org I- A - 'I l -2' I .17 A,,f ' 9 I i I I 0 KJ ,I ' 1'-L41 1,-ff - ' fl' C algd TELEVISION RADIO COMPANY BEcK's BAR-B-Q 6'Th,e Best Barbecue in Townv 1 I ,QA KLA. fl. 4 - 1 .1 ,HJ I K? ,. t , YL f 11 0 4 ' .1, I-Rf' if , 4. Z2 . 'R uf -.I ARMY NAVY sTOREs' 'R WESTERN ' R' 'l' ' O, f A,UTO STORE A' !II K-f.'i,'u.lA,,sJ' , Work Clothes Hs'adqu.arters,, f g, - . 'gg 0 . -',Jx.0-:.4,fxk,f '-f . , 5 Q 'l Salisbur P eat V to d ' Qme W N N ,NO p 5,321 al' PHONE 418 4 M EXI n- ON, . I ' X my LEXINGTON, N. C. - I - - ie ir .ivd Sv 1' 71 . v ug ' iw' . AYwf,,Q'R?iiW I7 I I I W ' A . J r PJ' I 4, 1, f U omplilnenkls of , Vw W ,H ,T VN' RADIO COMPANY 9 L QM' ,Ii REMJROS 4- SHEET Music dj , IRAZRHYNE COLLEGE I ' , , , ,H , RY, NORTH CAROLINA Il I If I , , I 71,21 fill-Co-Etgacagdllizl Senior College F ally Accrezlited K jf!! it ttf ilfydifal Arts Music WU! O ience Commerce V f' Teacher Training ,jr Extra-curricular Activities include IJ, X lj ' Band, Orchestra, Choir, Radio, Dramatics, and Athletics . 5. CROOK C1 YOUNG RADIO AND TELEVISION I S East Second Avenue Lexington, N. C. I PHONE 2209 I I E. c. SECHREST as soNs I . . I Machine and Welding Shop I PHONE 266i R. I ti nl f '1 I Bus Sechrest lzverette Sechrest ' 1' We Make or Repair Anything 1 X Y ., ' ' 1 ' 5 -Q From a Neerlle to a liaftleslzip - H' I A A 5 '-PLEXINGTON - A 1 , .. ORWE-IN THFJATRE . 'V I . rv.. - 'QQ i -. A I -N,--I .,d-, ' L FIRbT and I?INF,bI 'S - .O 'E -'J ' I . Top: Student President Robert Hedrick shows he is not I-K, ' J, ,., all nwliilf- Collar as 7 Bottom: Ile takes advantage of GN . ,tx I ' - , I the lights going OIT and plants a hnice 'unv on Caroline .fbi -', .- , , I J OHIISIJUFY llflilfl Swaim. IPS. The-y were practicing for thc- coronation 2- - 'NA , L .1 - assemlmlyyl ' if Tier' I or , 3 jo M I he-A if A , r Q ., ' . -0 , ,J Q -14 . -Q I , 4. .K A x, ,v , 1 1 7 A ' ,Z 4 A, . 4, n , I- t I ,I 0 'X A 1 fkwlg' i' U ,LJQM ,11,J,5,.,,1 ,74,.. 1, ,,..f-.fi Cm mm 4-'V aa- Af Cl,u.,u..4,L4i,4l'- fi 'K-s 7'siL4L74 gf 'U '-'1 f1 '-N' 51' N' ll . QD-Crni ' 4, ,n,'N1,-gi. ,, I -I LJ , 4,- - ' ,L C 4-1' A L,.' 1..,- fi - if Sflff 101.04 'ff 0 .fa 54-,' f - 'H Q1 lT1'5n..Q -tif .AJ 1111 'Tiff Z77 AJ ...f-f-ew 04 -ag ki A M lu.A?0,?z1m,enf5 of A 1 1 . R Hg fcfaw-lCAROLINA PA ,ELf coMPAr7nfMf'-'Z 411 if LQCA. ,M-4..AJ1.J J f1Q.41J 70L..4d1L ,ai I'7V-J-. .fAA,2.Q .4 145. , 1,04 zf. 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T E X - W N 3 K4 ,rf W' ,5EE9 lJ ' E ax' 9' . ff Sf E MI' 5' yy 'wer Q Q! 5J , - E E Vex 2 , E- ff? img if 9' ' ng Mb, ' ty, Mamzfac refs f 7, ' ' , . ' E935 M F 'RMTULRE 5 I , Nu 1 ,, ON , JJ yay! yy !! 2,59 1 ' , 4. Qs I- K N91 I fyIA RTH CAROLINA Nj' n t .QQ the U63 X fy DAD ' QQ yt KX .SMX .f'i F . 'l' tsl f GW ' jf. Ei F IEQURE BUTLER F .' ' ' APPLI E!A . if 5 crfc LET OME OUTFITTERS 'ai ' A ' ,V 'LU 4, N x QQ. 'M j .E ' M g7B1'We Sell for Less ' 5 'E' d,.,.fxl ,J-71 0X ' ' fy 13 North Main Street ' 'f V H it 3, Phone 487 ff V D , 1 V9.1 E' VMI! 4 XP I 'IE ' -fi fl in' ' ,' , 1 ' f 4 1 ..' ,L 1' PERIOD FURNITURE ,1l9NGWd1EW Mqmyd V H17 'J 'Iff L YI., 1 Q A g W e Sefl Drexel Eufnituren ' iw . ,al S ff . I S4 lk 'aff AJ 1 ,AEN V: AT E f' f U E .-.!o1lU.s.l,2'94'sqfffc?f-ffumfv ' lflxfq M51 lgu . 1 4 V. I, F , A 7,7 1 es o?:h1ofk!rx1n?it91w1. R ,V ', ' PHONE 2915 I I 'Tqfimg Nz'ht?1'Re5f!i,' Find LI-ff' ' in 1. rr ' ' sm 44 f ., K E f ' ii,-'f'I?fX8'h 1. 'bf 3,1244 'fir Y A ' I V ! 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