Lexington High School - Lexicon Yearbook (Lexington, NC)

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Top Kick The careful supervision of about 800 students requires the. services of a strong and responsi- lilc leader. Mr. C. E. Wil-ze is Lexington Senior High Scl1ool's answer to this. From his early morning announcements until his late afternoon departures, his time is spent watching over the opera- tions of Lexington Senior High School. For his interest and co- operation tlle student body wishes to express its sincere thanks. Mn. C. E. 'Wncn Left and !Ylf'Il.fI4'l'.' Mrs. Ottis Hedrick, dean of girls, and Mr. I-Izirolcl Bowen, dean of boys, are always ready to help students nt L.S.H.S. Right: Mrs. Mary Padgett, a new face around L.S.H.S., does Z1 very fine job for all of us. 7'

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Mn. L. E. ANDREWS Top Kick Mr. L. E. Andrews, superin- tendent of the city schools, a prominent leader in Lexington, strives to maintain a close rela- tionship with all the schools. His successful administration has dis- played the superior leadership and efficiency necessary to fill this position. The operating of our pnhlic schools is under the capable supervision of a selected school board. Under the supervision of men like this, Lexington Senior High School is becoming one of the greatest schools in the state. Left: Miss Hazel Frady and Mrs. G. B. Miller, efficient sec:cturies of Mr. Andrews, should be commended on their fine work. Right: Here are the men who have our school in mind at all times by giving their full support to all worthy projects.

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