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

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CARL E. SPANGLER, A. B., Principal 5

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Atta and Mr. Kipp, have each filled their positions in a very creditable manner. Mr. Van Atta enjoys the distinction of being a member of the faculty and also of the Senior Class, ’13. Mr. Kipp has been with us but a short time and has had many disadvantages to overcome. We all join together in giving our faculty our best wishes wherever they may go, hoping that they may serve their schools in an unselfish and trustworthy manner. We desire to show our respect to the school board, who, we believe, have always worked for our best interests, and also to the janitor, George Tharp, who has so patiently and faithfully cleaned up our “muss” after us. THE ALUMNI The Alumni of the New Lexington High School has become a very large one. The Alumni roll is to be found elsewhere in this issue. The Alumni should be dear to every graduate of the High School, for it makes possible an annual reunion where old acquaintances may be renewed and new ones formed. The members of the Alumni occupy various positions of importance, and no doubt they often think of the dear old High School days. It is the avowed intention of the Senior Class to be always loyal to the Alumni. TO THE READER As the advertising space of this book is not large, we have been unable to visit all the business men in subscribing our ads; however, we thank those who have given us ads, and in so doing have helped us in the task of issuing this book. Those advertising in this book deserve the support of the High School. A word to the wise is sufficient. IN MEMORIAM Up to within two months of the closing of school the Seniors expected to number twenty-three, but at that time one of its members was expelled; whether justly or unjustly, he still holds a place in our memory.

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