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

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LEXINGTONIAN The professor steps mto seated the 81 persons who have Wnth a catllke tread he a confusmg array of mechamcal the professor hxmself who created ul.,fXSS HROPI Et, 417 M c J G69 .. Goo 60 gi hm laboratory and softly closes the door behrnd hlm CASE RECORD N0 1 On the far sxde bf the room are agreed to serve as human guinea plgs ln the professors phenomenal expenment traverses the space to hrs Txme Accelerator a machlne which to the layman 18 but devxces The stupendous powers of th1s mstrument can be comprehended by none but xt after years of unceasmg research lnto the cosmxc ray and electronic theorxes The first of the voluntary subjects steps forward The professor directs her through a small door ln one slde of his devlce A pull of the master swrtch a whxrlmg of dnals and a sharp hummxng sound ever xncreasmg lts crescendo of patch There there xt is-at first only a small blur on the translucent screen a sharper outlme and Enally as the professor twlrls a knob a drstmct xmage appears What we see IS a portrayal of what thxs person wxll be domg at thls exact Instant twenty years from now For hxstoncal value we record the results of 31115 experiment On each ofthe 81 patients PATIENT Florence Abram Evelyn Allen Maryone Allen Iuamta Ault Iames Barley John Barrett Dorothy Bartlmus Mane Brrkxmer Edlth Bonng Damel Brattolx Exleen Brmkman Bllzabeth Cannon Pat Capocclo George Chnsty Ruth Colller Genevleve Corder Eleanor Conkle Carmen Dawson Wanda Dorsey Ralph Davxs Leo De Punto Bernadxne Diller Venextta Dupler Davld Ellis Marjorie Ervm Lester Essxngton Page Eighteen OBSERVATION Stxll fllttmg around llke a butterfly Leadmg Allens All Glrl Orchestra to fame Bemg a doctors nurse for lxfe Stull promulgatmg that Spmt of Independence Sellmg the Smoothest Thing on Wheels Vetomg laws at the Columbus State House Teachmg' Bmlly Post some manners Showmg how a smlle should be smxled Perry County s first woman auditor In Hollywood selectmg a new cast for Snow Whlte and the Seven Dwarfs Sxttmg on the boss s lap as all good secretanes should do Stxll fllrtxng wzth every handsome man Ever heard th1s one boys7 Pure O11 envoy to South Amenca Just sold Colllers Home Baked Pres Inc and retxred a mxlllonalre New York s No 1 socxahte Establxshed new hxgh dlvmg record from Washmgton Monument to Pool of Reflectlon Umted States ambassador to Germany Posmg as amsts model for Rembrandt III Rendenng an appendectomy Manager of Chxcago s No 1 nxght club Altogether now chxldren amo amas amat Greatest woman bxologxst of all ages Stnll trying to get that mckelodeon to work nght Bemg a cute lxttle wxtle for some lucky hubble Raxsmg potatoes on hxs tomato farm fCont1nued to Page Twenty, f-' , r- I j fJ x 0 O 0 0 O U 0 9 9 0 O I 0 6 0 9 e 0 0 0 0 0 ' v o -s 4 : 5 a o lv 0 ' Q o 0 u I . . U In I 9 a o U ' G 9 - I 1. c c s 0 , 0 0 ' U 0 U 9 1 ' ' fi C. 0 M G gg 0 0 Q I 0- 'U I ' - ' ' 1 Q - A - Ax - It - - . - . r . . . , , ' , . W - I 1 I I U ! I , . . , . I ' ts 0 ' - I I1 . . I . g . . ' A - an - - il . . .. , .. V . , ' . . . . . .. . ,, . . . . , . . I ss 1 VI I . , . - I no - Q I ' 11 . . , . , , . , 4 . . . . , . . A ' . . A . l I ' H 9 I 1 1 Q -u

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LEXINGTONIAN SENJCJJQ els-XL35 rllb1fCmY A very sober faced man w1th much mtelhgence was thmkmg It was September 1935 and many new faces so many dlfferent types of boys and g1rls cllmbed the steps of N LH S There were some laughlng as 1f the whole world were at thexr feet some wxth sad faces as 1f stern parents had compelled them to climb those steps others had that determ1ned look whlch spelled responsxbxhty It vxas plam to see that thls last group was go1ng mto the fight to Wm They were xntent upon gett1ng the most out of those four long years ahead As the supermtendent stud1ed each g1rl and boy he found a very prom1s1ng group of Freshmen Yes there would be students teachers musxc1ans athletes and well a group worthy of accompllshlng much Thus wrth a look of satxsfactlon he took up h1s usual dutles leavmg the characters md mmds of these Fresh men to be molded wxth the te lchers help These freshles readxly lned up to thexr name but dunng the first year they presented one play Mother Says Her Say whlch they now look back upon wlth amusement Wrth Mr Lambert as thexr advxsor Harold Fowler as presldent jane Shderan as v1ce pres1dent and Ralph DdV1S as secretary and treas urer they came through that bewxlderlng year successfully The fall of 36 found a more confident group for the first year was conquered By th1s t1me they had become a part of the school Entermg 1nto sports plays etc they passed through the year wlth the a1d of Mxss Greene as advlsor Chester Koonts pres1dent Bob Blatt v1ce pres1dent Eleanor Conkle secretary and Ruth Pohng treasurer jumor Semor receptlon W1th M1ss Greenes and the Jumor Play Through the Keyhole was g1ven w1th the followmg cast Marjorxe Ervxn James Ba1ley E11 abeth Cannon Jay Fealty Marle B1rk1mer jack Hutchl son Ralph Dans and Mlry Mooney In thls year four of our Jumors took leadmg parts ln the operetta jane Sheeran Harold Fowler Ralph Dav1s and jay Fealty The Jumors IH thexr L1ttle Boy and C1rl Outfits left a last1ng 1mpress1on on thelr school The class offxcers were pres1dent Harold Fowler VICC pres1dent Jay T Fealty secretary Ruth Polmg treasurer Chester Koonts Then the class came down the last stretch of the way the Semor year Durmg the last two years thms class took an act1ve part m athletlcs Lookmg forward to graduatxon they traveled through thxs last year enjoymg lt to the utmost However as graduatlon t1me drew nearer w1th all the1r spare moments being used xn worklng on the annual gettmg p1ctures and lnvltrtxons preparmg for the Semor Class play and takmg part m thexr last school actxvmes they looked back on the1r four years whxch had passed thought fully recallmg the1r accomplxshments When the Semor Class of Q9 marched forth from N L H S a smlle and a look of satlsfactlon rested on the super1ntendents face as he saw them start off lnto the world toward success When they found thexr success he hoped that they would look back on thexr hxgh school days w1th pleasant memorxcs and recollec txons Page Seventeen fl P f ' 1 g x I ' I' r . . . . . . . . . V V , , , l , . . . . . . , . . 3 y . . . . 4 . ' , a r T s l l 1 r 1 ' ' ' 1 Y A - , . . V 9 4 l w ' ' l 1 1 l ' Y r Y- I ' . , I . . l - A I 9 1 s -a I . A ' , , ' Q , ' f ' Q , 4 , . Now came the junior year, a year when all good little juniors earn money for that everffamous ' 1 9 H 1 1 , ' , K V. , Q U . . . , : I 9 1 - 1 ' 4 3 l Q 1 n ' A Q - S 1 l Q , . , . - . a l l , ' . . . ., Y ,

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