Lexington High School - Lexicon Yearbook (Lexington, NC)

Page 27 text:

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

Page 26 text:

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

Page 28 text:

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