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

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KATHRYN HOLDEN “Rich in saving common sense.” Kathryn is a star basketball player and a member of several clubs. For school spirit she has no parallel She is making her high school course in three years. We haven’t heard of her future but may it be a bright one. OSCAR KETCHUM “He is a very proper man.” Oscar is a country boy and joined our numbers this year from Sayre. He evidently believes that secrets known to more than one, are no secrets at all, for he has told his future plans to no one. VIRA BRAGG “Who ever loved that loved not at first sight.” Vira, too, is from Moxie. Although she was almost a stranger here, she has won a place in the hearts of her classmates. What ever the future may hold for her, we feel certain that we shall always be proud to say, “She was a member of our class.” GERTRUDE HAYDEN “She is as free and natural as the flowers.’ We call her “Hady” for short and she has many friends in N. L. H. S. She played basketball until she was hurt and was forced to stop playing. Her future plans are secret but here’s to you, “Hady.”

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THELMA HOLCOMB “Great feelings hath she of her own Which lesser souls may never know.” Thelma came to us in her Senior year. She is a good student, though very quiet, and has made many friends. She has high and noble ideals for which we value her friendship. RALPH GRANT “Greater men than I have lived. But they have long been dead.” Ralph is another member of our class, coming from Moxie at the beginning of the Senior year. He is not known for his much speaking, but he occasionally gives his opinion in Sociology class. EVELYN YAUGER “But to know her is to love her.” “Ev” is a very good sport and a favorite among her classmates. We enjoy hearing her play the piano and watching her play basketball as she is one of our star basketball players. In whatever she expects to take up, may she succeed. RUTH BROWN “But a smooth and steadfast mind, Gentle thoughts and calm desires.” Ruth comes from the country. She is a very quiet girl and tells her thoughts to no one. She has our best wishes in whatever she may, in the future, decide to do.

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VENUS PATTERSON “But still her tongue ran on.” “Pat” boosts the Grand Theatre, we wonder why! She is fond of long tiuck rides and midnight feasts. “Pat” expects to go to O. U. this summer and take normal training. ROBERT GAREY “Many of the girls wish he were not so shy.” “Bob” is a favorite among the boys and girls and has been with us all four years at high school. He is one of our stars on the basketball team and we enjoy seeing him play. Bob is our champion piano player when it comes to “Jazz.” He expects to attend Ohio University next year. RUTH SPEAKS “Full many a flower is born to blush unseen, And waste its sweetness on the desert air.” Ruth enjoys coming to N. L. H. S. and though she has quite a distance to come, she rarely misses a day. ELIZABETH GIFFORD “Of a golden temper.” “Betty,” as we call her, is another brilliant student in N. L. H. S. She has many friends and is liked by all. She likes to play basketball and she is at the height of her glory when she is on the floor. She has not said just what she expects to do, but may her future be a bright one.