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

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- 'v 'Q ,nv-C , I if , M F , ' f V A - vx W, ..,,. 16 FORFVN ARD For thc. fnst time in four wears the gr iclu it ing clans of New Lexington Hlgh School lb pub lishirg an annual VVQ hope that this volume will ulwivs revive oum precious high school fellowship which the cliss of 1946 sh ned During thu vitil period of reconstruction the grnluites hive adopted 1 deep spnlt of puuxotism fox Anieuca and the entne vxolld Ab thlb bpnit glows 11115 it spieacl to each living, person and fulfill 4 libtinl, peice, Miss Barker and Miss Miller. our Senior class aclvirors have been unce sing in their efforts to successfully guide us through our Senior year. They h'1ve been very helpful in planning: as wall 'is as- ing in 'il our actixit' S. To them we oxu a debt of grwtitude 15 well as our personal thank 'ou.

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SUI ERINTILNDENTTN I BLATT Mr Blatt became 3QSOCl3f,6CI wlth the Ixew Lexmgton Hlgh School m 1935 H has attended Natlonal Nolmal UHlVEIQltW WlIU1lH,fZt0n College whele he IQCCIVQCI his A B dcglce Cmclnnatx Umvelslty and Mlamx Unlvelsxty fxom whlch he xecelved hls M A oeglee Through M1 Blatt s efforts the New Lexmgton School system ns mpldlx becommg one of the best of its sxze ln Ohlo Many nnprovements have been brought about smce has aumval Two mam contrlbutmg factors towald thls nnplovement have been the eo opexatlon of patlons of New Lexmgton and the wolk of the Boald of Educi tlon We SAPIQNS ou1 gxatxtude to 'Nh Blatt at thls tlme IRINCII XL FDVSARD II FOL RNIFR of New Lexxngton Hxgh School In 1943 and 11-15 M1 FOLIIINEI coached football and basketball 'md was an mstructor of sclenee and chemlstlv In 194-1 he was ap polnted plmclpal of ou: school and IS now enzng hls second veal ln tlns posltlon Mr Foulmex attended Ohlo Stxte Umvelslty 'md lecelved hls BS degree m 1930 Later he attended Ohlo State and IGCCIVSCI lns 'NI A degxee IH chemxstly m 193.3 Mr Fourmer has glven membexs of the Senxox class wxse -ulvlee and gffyclem asslstance throughout then' two vears undel hns leadershlp Thus we the class of 46' wxsh to take thls oppoltumtv to expxess ou1 slncexe appxeclatlon and thanks to 'NI1 FOUIIHCI fol his mterest and helpfulness 1 ,1 if , ' 1 A A A L , . ' 1 K . V. , v . . L . , U e k . ' . . ' .L' N., ' ' Y I ' . . ,' I. ' l - , 1 -. I . .. V , ' , . ' .N , ' ' , . 4 . . . . . . , . I . I. . 'c ll ' 'K . .' Q v . ' ' ' . V. . 'L ' . . , . , . ' . 1 4 ' V , . , . . C - ' . v . S . N ' A -I 1 ' l I 1 ' ' x, ' ' ' . , , , . . . For the past 13 years Edward H. Fournier has been associated with the faculty A v ' ' ' ' 4 I , -. . ' Q I . ' ' c ' I ' . ' I '- . . , ' ' ' - ' ' . . ' ' . , . , ' ' . . ' ' ' . . D K ' .A . 1 my I U 7 ,' ' . ' - - .1 - .' 4 . . ', ' . ..