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

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Jfantltu Page Twenty LEXINGTONIAN MISS O’DONNELL Kent State Normal Ohio University Miss O’Donnell has been kind and considerate at all times. She has always done her part in helping the school and its members. MISS GLADYS JONES, B. S. Ohio University Ohio State University Miss Gladys Jones is with us again this year. She is one of us and is always welcome to share in our interests, be they work or play. MR. VAN ATTA, A. 15. Ohio University Mr. Van Atta was added to the faculty number soon after the opening of school last September and has proved his ability as an efficient teacher and a friend of the students. MISS MARY LOUISE JONES Oberlin College Chicago Musical Capital University Miss Mary Louise Jones’s ability as a music teacher is unquestionable. She has a winning personality and has made a success of the high school orchestra and chapel exercises. We heartily wish her equal or greater success in future years.

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LEXINGTONIAN Page Nineteen Jfaculttt L- I 9 MISS BARKER Ohio Wesleyan Ohio State University Miss Barker, our Math Magician, is a shark where Geometry and Algebra are concerned. She has impressed upon us the value of triangles, prisms, and circles to such an extent that we shall never forget them. MR. WESTCOTT Muskingum College Ohio University Mr. Westcott is a very necessary member of our faculty and we cannot think of Cicero Class without him. So the class of ’28 wishes you a most enjoyable future, Mr. Westcott, which promises to be very bright. MISS JENKINS, A. B.; M. A. Schuster Martins School Ohio University Ohio State University Miss Jenkins has been our English teacher for the past three years and her work is recommended by all the English students. She is responsible for the excellent plays given in our school this and last year. MISS DRURY Kent State School Ohio University Miss Drury has as her favorites the Seventh and Eighth graders, as she has charge of them. Nevertheless she is very popular among the student body and always has shown great interest in school affairs. MR. HERMELING Indiana State Normal Mr. Hermeling, while coming to us this year as a stranger, has made an enviable reputation for himself in the short time he has been here. He entered heartily into our high school life and is an ardent booster of the High School. MISS WINTER, B. S. Ohio State University- Miss Winter is a friend to all, for she is our cook as well as instructor in Domestic Science. Her jovial disposition wins one as does the aroma which she wafts through the halls from her oven. MISS NICHOLS, B. S.; M. A. Ohio State University Miss Nichols came to us just this year. Her cheerfulness will keep her with us longer than that, we are sure.

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