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

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1 LH N V VY THE STAFF Advisor Mr Neff Edltor ln Chief Marllyn Wagner Assistant Editor Challotte Richards Artist Joe Rapp Activities ......................i................i.........................i.,..,.,..............,.,,.,. Ann Davie Verna White Sports ,.................,,,.....,..,.....,..,..,.,......,.,............i.......................,.. Gene Vernon Oscar Seaman Business Managers ......i.,...............................,,..............,.....,....... Mark Forquer Dave Murphy Pictures ,.,,,,,..,,,., ,.,.,,,.,.,,,,,,..,,.....,.,,..,..,,.,,..................... B arbara XVilliams Peggy Underwood Poets ...,,....i..........,.i.....,........,.......................,.. .... ......................,....... J 0 hn Hatem Dave Murray Historian ,...........,,i.......,.....,,.,..i.,..,......................,,......... ........................ ...,....i.. C a rolyn Conaway Prophet .,.........,......,.....,......................................,............................................ Ruth Ann Eveland Typists ................................................ Eleanor Smith Charlotte Richards Winifred Melvin

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'Wa 3 ,QW fri.. li ik OUR AIM A STAR If 4, , M va ... , Q I , 1-. '-fi ' .5 Q, on It , 5 :S 3 I I H' A, J by VERNA VVHITE In school work, she docs all right, Stayed home and studied all night. Professional, Glee Club, Operetta, Junior Class Play, Scholarship Team, Honor Society 3-4, Senior Class Play. BETTY WILSON Betty was the grandmother in the play, And plans to be a real one some day. General, Prince of Peace, Glee Club, Operetta, Senior Class Play. DORIS YOUNG A diamond she got that was large, Now she is waiting for his dis- charge. Commercial. i ROSEMARY WIGGINS Nothing is the matter, As long as she can chatter. Professional, Violin Quintet, Orches- tra, Band, Glee Club, Operetta. GLADYS WOLFE Short and small, Since she's short, she can't be tall. Commercial, GAA, Junior Class Play, Glee Club, Operetta, Senior Class Play. LESTER CARNEY Entered service July, 1945. EUGENE KING Entered service July, 1945. OUR GOAL THE SKY BARBARA WILLIAMS Babs will find a man, If the U.S. she must span. General, Glee Club, Operetta, Sextet, Junior Class Play, Scholarship Team, Orchestra, GAA, Honor Society. BILL WOLLENBERG We call him little Bill. He's not much bigger than a good size pill. Commercial, Football 3-4. JAMES TRACEY Entered service February, 1946. WILLIAM COLLIER Entered service March, 1946.

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It was a bright day on September 8 1942 The sun beamed down on a class which was to be one of the most iemarkable classes New Lex ington High School had QNGI seen This w as the class of 1946 To a few the next four Veais would be drudgery and hard work but to many this was going to be pe1haps the happiest four years in their lixes As the faculty watched this gioup they we1e sure theie was much talent present but much more knowledge needed The upper classmen razzed us continually and we weie compelled to strain our vocal chords on the Alma Mater M915 soon we would come to the end of our first year in high school which was successfully led by Robeita McM1llan our president Exelyn Stimmel yice president Vkinified Melyin secietaiy and Charlotte Rich ards tieasuler We assembled again the following yeai and now it was our turn to laugh at the pooi green fi eshmen By this time we were well established with members of the class entering into spoits plays and opeiettas With Mark Iforquer president Oscar Seaman yice president James Haidy ful year Now came our Iunioi yeai with a yen important exent coming Of cou1se ' The QYGI famous Junior Semoi reception Juniors hur lied and scuiiied to iaisc moncx for this gay festixal Vle nexei shall forget the loxclx gowns and light spilng suits With Bob Clouse as pies ident Charlotte Richards xice piesident MZ1l1lXI1Xll3.g'I1Gl secretary and James Haidy treasuiei we sponsoicd onc of the most gay celebrations exei to be hcld Our Junior Class Play under the diiection of Miss Greene was also a success. We left a lasting impression in our little boy and girl outfits. And now' came the last lap of our four year journey. The first eyent of this year was organizing our class by electing the following officers: Joe lapp president' Dick Taylor xice-president' Ramona Bradley sec- retary' and Carolyn Confiway treasurer The incomparable class of 1946 vas to produce the football champ? of the Muskingum 'valley league a never-to-be-forgotten class play un- der the direction of Miss Newlon and -in annual which is a last presenta- tion to our parents faculty and fricnds. As wc lcave we wish to say tlruik you to all of those vho have hclpcd to m ikc our four ycfirs in high school a memorablc and successful p xrt of our lives 'FNIUQ l NYS' Hl'f'I'U'x 'lj-'lo v M ' - y h v . . , , , v l . , , . Y u v v v 5 1 . 1 ty - ' , , , J V, . , . 3 , , . . - 5 J . , , . . vs . - Y 1 ' ' Y ' Y' v . v ' 1, .V . . If ' ' v v ' ' , , . , . . . v ,l, , . h . . Y . K 3 K .. . . I , v . - . 9 . ,Y secretaryg and James Scheffler, treasurer, we completed another success- A' , . ' ' . Dy ,. v' v .lv ' - 1 ' . ' , , . ' ai ' , ' ,H , A ' ' , . . . ' L . ' . I K . . .' . 'L , , V - ' -1 y ' v . f v , K C v 1 j lv - , ' .' ' .u ' Y . - 3 . . . V , ,- . 5 . ', ., . . v . . .. Y .3 , , . ' a Y I u ' 1 1 KY, -1 I 1 , . . 1 , Y . , . , I' Y 7 Y V 7 YY , c , . .,. , N Y X A 1 , 1 , , . , 1 v ' v 5 I X xc I I v I x 1' 'A 1 Z J J! ' 1 ' z .