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

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 JOHN BOWERS “Courteous though coy, and gentle though retired.” “Johnnie,” as we know him, is a very good classmate He is cartoonist for the “Lexingtonian.” We wcn’t say how good they are because we want you to look and judge for yourself. He has talent along several lines, but we haven’t heard his plans for the future. LUCILLE DENNISON “A happy soul that all the way To heaven’s hath a summer’s day.” Lucille is our champion “note-writer.” When not writing notes she talks most of the time which has won for her the disfavor of the teacher. But for all that, we like her because she’s as happy as the day is long. Her sunny smile will win for her a place wherever she may go. EARL BENNETT “What shall I do to be forever known, And make the age to come my own?” As Advertising Manager of the “Lexingtonian,” Earl has worked hard for its success. He is one of our best students and a credit to our class. May future success be yours, Earl. ZELLA RADER “Errors like straws upon the surface flow, He who would search for pearls must dive below.” Zella is among those from Moxie, who wish to be graduated with our most renowned class. Her aim is a college education. May it be realized.

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BRUCE ALLEN “Nights of gaiety, clays of peaceful slumber.” Bruce is president of the class of '22. He is very popular among the boys and also the girls. He is interested in athletics and plays football and' basketball. Bruce doesn’t lose his enthusiasm even though they do lose the game. He is business manager of the Annual and is very capable in his position. He is always interested in his work or play, so here’s to you, Bruce. ESTHER KING “Those dark eyes—so dark and so deep.” What would we have done without her? She is one of our best students and is a willing worker in high school activities. Esther is a gifted musician and her selections in Chapel are greatly enjoyed. She is also Class Poet and Vice-President of the Class. STANLEY VAN ATTA “On their own merits modest men are dumb.” Stanley is one of the most popular members of our class and an excellent student. He has been efficient in the capacity of the Class Secretary. EUGENE HYNUS “Shy as the squirrel that leaps among the pine tops.” Eugene’s delight is to entertain the ladies, when he becomes very voluble in his discourse. At other times his vocabulary is often limited to a single guttural sound. He is Class Treasurer.

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MARGARET WILLIAMSON “The lustre in your eye, heaven in your cheeks, Pleads your fair image.” Margaret has attended school in several states and she likes to compare them to our school. She is interested in school and other things. ( ?) ARTHUR SAUNDERS “With graceful steps he walks the street, And smiles at all the ladies sweet.” Art has been with us cnly three years, having spent his first year at the University of Dayton. With the girls, Art is a wizard (?) but we have enjoyed having him with us and feel sure he has a brilliant future. VERONICA McGONAGLE “Like the spring, Fresh and wild and sweet to see.’ Veronica is a sweet, dignified lassie; a great booster of N. L. H. S. basketball games. She seems to enjoy visitors from Crooksville. GLADYS JONES “A very good piece of work, I assure you, and a merry one.” Gladys is very dignified and a member of many clubs, she is also Class Historian. She is planning on going to Ohio University next year. May success go with you, Gladys.