New Lexington High School - Lexingtonian Yearbook (New Lexington, OH)

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EDWARD JOSEPH GREELY “Red, the Incorrigible” President Senior Class Edward has always attended this school and has made a host of friends. He is the possessor of a winning personality, an abundance of humor and a mischievous twinkle in his blue eye. He is a general favorite with all and, without a doubt, is the most popular member in the class. He is manager of the H. S. basketball team, president of the class and an efficient business manager of the “Lexingtonian.” “Red” is very fond of outdoor sports and “politics.” Success to our president! 8

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CLASS OF 1913 Class Motto: “Thus Endeth Our First Lesson” Class Colors: Scarlet and Gold Class Flower: Roses CLASS OFFICERS Edward J. Greely, Jr. Bertha Mae Beckett.. Bertha Mae Beckett Joe M. Braddock Audrey Grace Kinsel George L. Brown Loretta Mae Leach Warren R. Donnelly Helen Bard Lewis Charles M. Elder Minnie Ethel Love Edward J. Greely Eugena Catherine Quinn William Errett Le Fever Edna Mabel Rinehart Glenn E. Park Enid Leigh Spencer Chauncey Owen Ridenour Ethel Grace Trout Paul R. Wolfe Mary Alveda Wallace P. L. Van Atta Ethel Lticile Sycks Charles Webster Strosnider 7

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BERTHA MAE BECKETT Bertha came to N. L. H. S. in the Junior Class. She came to us highly recommended, and has kept up her high record ever since. She has fitted herself for a teacher and she is sure to succeed. She has won many friends since she has been among us. Bertha has a very kind disposition and is ever ready to help those to whom she may be of assistance. She is very fond of blue eyes and light hair, especially of the other sex. GEORGE LOY BROWN George lives quite a distance out of town, but this does not keep him from attending regularly. He is the star of the class, securing merits for his work during his entire High School course. He expects to go to O. S. U. next year, where he will do special work in agriculture. He is in love with the farm and intends to “make good.” He is Associate Editor of the “Lexing-tonian.” George will succeed! JOE M. BRADDOCK Joe is certainly enjoying his H. S. work. Latin is difficult for him, but he enjoys Science and Mathematics. His favorite study is electricity, and thru his love and ability for the subject he has shown us the great possibilities for himself in the electrical field. He is going to O. S. U. to take a course in electricity. He is an active business manager of the “Lexingtonian and an enthusiastic member of the class. 9