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

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0 R A I) E SCHOOL TEACHERS FRONT ROW: Mrs. Cecilia Masterson ............................ Grade 5 Mrs. Charles Smith ................................ Grade 5 Mrs. Howard Scraflford ............................ Grade 4 Mrs. Harry Dardinger .............................. Grade 3 Miss Sadie Whitlock ............................... Grade 1 BACK ROW: Miss Sylvia Rose ................................... Grade 1 Mrs. Doris Saffell Wright .......................... Grade 2 Miss Bernice Rockwell .............................. Grade 6 E. A. Holcomb ................................... Principal Miss Mary Storts ................................... Grade 2 Mrs. Lillian Safko ................................. Grade 4 Mrs. Guy Hawk ....................................... Grade 3

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 FACULTY New Lexington High School is fortunate to be favored with an especially competent group of teachers. In the top row are Mrs. George Sheeran, Mrs. Ralph Van Atta, Miss Bertha Drury, G. A. Conn, Walter Priode. Second row: Mrs. N. P. Blatt, Miss Elizabeth Newlon, Mrs. Walter Priode, Miss Gladys Barker, Linton Lewis. Bottom row: Mrs. Gladys Folden, John Neff, and Mrs. James Van Atta. Also in the bottom row are the office girls: Barbara Williams who is Mr. Fournier’s secretary, and Kathryn Reid who works in Mr. Blatt’s office. I t L r, i i r, r, i I l l r f f '

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PRESIDENT THOMAS RICHARDS —Professional— Football 1-2-3 Easketball 1-2 Baseball 2 Scholarship Team Junior Class Play Operetta Class President 1-3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Student Council Home Room Pres. 2 Frojector Honor Society VICE-PRESIDENT ROBERT BYERS —Professional— Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 4 Baseball 2-3 Class Play 3-4 Annual Staff Vice President 3 Secretary 2 SECRETARY BETTY LOU SHUMAKER —Commercial— Student Council 1-3 Class Play 3-4 Sr. Scholarship Test G.A.A. Honor Society TREASURER MARY ELLEN newlon Bus. Education— Home Coming Queen Annual Staff Mr. Weaver and Mrs. Bailey were our advisors our last three years in high school. The duties and activities were divided between them. Mr. Weaver served as the faculty advisor for the annual staff. Mrs. Bailey was in charge of the stands we had. In our Junior year, Mrs. Bailey was in charge of the Junior-Senior banquet and Mr. Weaver was in charge of the prom. Through their efforts, many opportunities and privileges were made possible for the members of the outstanding class of 1949. We thank them sincerely. I I I I I c I I I I I I I I r f ' i i J