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Food! | want my money b ack! S. Kazelj, B. Porter, E. Berglund History-minded We’re ahead! N. Morse, V. Armstrong, J. Dexter, M. Pyle
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Fourth row: A. Rosenberger, S. Traver, S. Murray, H. Nason, P. Shanahan, G. Sheldon. Third row: C. Mears, B. Fuller, S. Phelps, J. Herbold, L. Baxter, K. Gaposchkin, G. Brenton, |. Kiley, G. Meurer, E. Harris, V. Armstrong. Second row: P. McLaughlin, M. Ricker, L. Milliken, D. Lyon, M. George, L. Porter, J. Adams, C. Culler, R. Ambrose, J. Diamond, B. Barry, B. Gilling ham, C. Karlson, M. Polley, Mr. Moyle. First row: Miss Kinley, A. Engborg, A. Pickering, G. Frith, P. Wildes, P. Mimno (Business Manager), M. Rees (Assistant Editor), J. Dexter (Editor-in-Chief), V. Cromwell, N. Morse, J. Fletcher, S. Lunt, J. Lannefeld. KOUh REPORT ON ’54 The opening of a new high school building and the hundredth birthday of Lexington High School provided the 1954 Yearbook Staff with a wealth of theme possibilities. The result is the little spirit of a century who, although you have just met him, has been haunting the halls since the first Lexington High Schoo! day. Not only the Seniors activities and achievements are represented, but also the underclassmen are pictured in classes and organizations and are given an important standing as part of our school. A staff of over forty students began work in the fall on the largest book yet to be published by L. H. S. Class editors, the Aphorisms Committee, and Pictures Committee gathered material about the students as in- dividuals; while the candid photographers, Writeup Committees, and Sports Editors delved into the group activities throughout the school. A mammoth subscription drive, carried on by the homeroom representatives under the direction of the Business Manager, brought about the sale of yearbooks. Miss Kinley and Mr. Moyle gave untiringly of their efforts to assist and advise the staff in the preparation of this hundredth anniversary yearbook. Now this looks good... H. Nason, J. Dexter, M. Rees
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