Lexington High School - Lexicon Yearbook (Lexington, NC)

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I. Anclrcws, sul it qw cnusc of thcir cupuhlc QIlllll2llll't', i'l'ZlSt'lk'SS llIllll'!'hlZlllCllllfl,', and profound ch-votion to thc school, Mr. wrintcmlcnt of thc city schools, und Mr. U. lfl. Wike, principal, lmvc plays-ll :L hig part aking: lmxingrlon Scnior lligrh School ln-conic onc ol the- most UlllSt2llllllIlg' schools in thc stutc. Mrs. llzlrolml l l':l1ly, ctlicicnt school sccrctu llSll7IlltltN nhuh she tlkms c uc of with accuracy und proniptncss. has Illilllj' rcspo ' '- q - z Q 'f Gut QUBUSBBIS Year uftcr ycur wc final it ncccsszlry to in- crcusc our pruisc for onr school :uhninistrzltion hcczinsc of thcir worth :ind ahility. Not only do they work to nnikc tha- school :I hcttcr onc, hut tlwy also consiclcr it thcir rcsponsihility to strcngthcn thc cllurnctcr of cnch inmlivimlnal student. 'l'heir nmin ohjcctivcs :irc to sccnrc' the llllV11lltIlgt'S of cdncation for can-In stnmlcnt :incl to lnanugc and plan thc school's cnrricnhnn in tht- hcst possihlc lnanncr. B1'l'llllSl' the school runs so smoothly. it is hard for ns to OOIIIIDFCH ha-nal thc tinic :incl ctfort that is spcnt to rm-:ich thcsc ohjcctivcs: hnt :in cxnlnplc lics in the fact that their school yt-:ir nm-vcr cnmls. Their work continncs into thc snnnncr sincc then- zirc so nmny coniplicntcd dctuils in coinple-ting :1 sncccssfnl plan for our school progruin. YV:- cxpress, with profound grntitnrlc and :ipprcs ciation, our thanks for thcir mlm-votion in hclp- ing us to hc good citizcns of lmxinggton and wa-ll cdlicatf-cl young pcoplc.

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M'ISS LYNN BI-ILToN, Biology, MRS. I.. E. BERRY, English, Math, MR. HAROLD BowEN, Driving, General Science, Assistant Principal, MRS. JEAN BOWEN, Business Education. Mxss SHIRLEY BRooRs, Librarian, LIISS ANNE CLARK, Math, MR. FRANK CLARK, Sociology, Geography, MRs. HARoLn FRADY, Secretary. MRS. ROLAND GIBSON, History, Eng- lish, MISS PEGGY GILLIAM, French, Algebra, MR. A. B. HARDEE, Indus- trial Arts, Diversified Occupation, MRS. OTTIS HEDRICR, English, Lexhi- pep. Miss LILLIAN JONES, Latin, English, MRS. THEODORE I4E0NARD, Ho-me Eco- nomics, MRS. FRED B. LEWIS, English: Miss JANIE MANNING, Trigonometry, Geometry. MISS CIHIARLQTTII MATTHEWS, Biology, Chemistry, MR. Boa MoosE, History, MR. PRESNELI. MULL, Physics, Gen- eral Science, MR. V. G. PRICE, His- tory, Physical Education. MRS. V. G. PRICE, Health, Physical Education, Mxss BETTY Jo RING, Eng- lish, Speech, MRS. FLAYREE HILI. THOMPSON, Business Education, MR. BEL!-'ORD WAGNER, Band. MR. C. E. WVIKE, Principal, MRS. E. E. WITHERSPIION, Civics, Glee Club. Jfacultp