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

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gif' l 150 Class SHIRLEY KEINER, for the fiftieth time, is trying to let her hair grow out. DEWAYNE KING is head bartender at the Gaiety. NATALIE KING is engaged to Jim and waiting for him to get out of college. ROSE KING has taken Blondie's place in the Bumstead family. LORINDA LARIMER is now champion typist in the United States. BILL MARLOWE is a famous cartoonist for the Perry County Tribune. BARBARA MCCLINTOCK is head waitress at the Jai-Lai. CAROLYN McCRADY has her own beauty shop at Junction BOB MOTTERN is trying to advise senior presidents how to run their classes. JIM PIERCE now owns his own meat shop on South Main. CAROLYN PLETCHER is president of the W. P. A. JERRY ROBINSON has moved to another countryp the girls in the U.S. aren't good enough for him. GEORGE RANDOLPH is the thinnest man in Barnum Bailey's Circus. RUTH REED is still trying to make up her mind whether it's Freddy or not. Prophecy 29 MARGARET ROMINE is a chewing gum tester in a bubble gum factory. BETTY SELLS is still buying Mary expen- sive iewelry for her birthday. ANN SHIPLETT is Betty Hughes' first mate. BOB SHUMAKER is head officer in the Naval Reserve Unit of Zanesville. RAY SHUMAKER is sole owner of the Shumaker Coal Co. ELEANORA SKEENS moved to Columbus so she won't have to travel back and forth to see her boy friends. RUBY SORRELL is still trying to get away to marry Don. NANCY STARNER has reared Dr. Ball's children and is now starting on her own. MARGARET STEWART is Mitzi's trainer and manager. RUSSELL STU DER is the new drivers' training teacher at Rehoboth. MITZI THOMPSON has ioined the Fanner Brown and Daughter Wrestling team. MARGIE WALKER is manager of Pierce's Meat Market. CAROLE WEAVER has never yet learned the hand over hand method of turning the steering wheel.

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i 1 Class MARVIN ALLEN is now a famous speech teacher, teaching elocution. LELIA ANDERSON is now skating in the Roller Derby. HELEN BAUER is living in Canaryville, teaching canaries to sing. SHIRLEY BERRY has converted the Berry Pop Co. into the Berry Brewery. RODNEY BOOKMAN is now truant officer at Crooksville. MARY BOSWELL is still trying to get in good with the kids in Coming. TOM BOWERS is now preaching at Pigeon Roost. ARLENE CANNON is now sole owner of the Cannon Grocery. MARILYN CARNEY is secretary to the Latta Freight Line. TOM CHENEY after five years has finally completed his radio in Industrial Arts. HARRY DEAVERS is now working as Helen Bauer's assistant in Canaryville. BETTY DeBERRY has iust completed her book, Here I Am, Boys . DELORES DESHLER is still true to her motto: Never wear the same outfit twice . SHANNON DO NALDSON is now married to John and living on a farm. 50 Prophecy 28 MARILYN FAULEY is married to Tom and writing all his sermons. JOYCE FOLDEN is writing a book, Why Girls Should Go To West Point . CHARLES GALLAGHER is still living off the interest of his money he made while working at the A. 81 P. HARRY GOLDSBERRY is married to Mary Belle and raising their own midget cheerleaders. RALPH GORDON is still sports writer for the Tribune and still finding fault with the New Lex basketball teams. ROBERT GROVES is still sitting on the courthouse steps trying to get Bob's calls. NEIL HAMMOND is now manager of Hammond 's Confectionery at Turkey Run. T. J. HANKlNSONstill thinks he is always right. JUDY HUFFMAN is still keeping tab on Rodger while he is out of town. BETTY HUGHES is now an admiral in the United States Navy. GEORGE HUGHES is now star tackle For the Cleveland Browns. HAROLD KENNEDY, being a good citizen, is still putting the flag up for Mr. Fowler. MILDRED KETCHUM is teaching gov- ernment in Mr. Lewis' place.

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I y 150 Class Prophecy DOUGLAS WIELAND is a monument MARGIE WILSON is president of the duster at the New Lexington ceme- Ohio Bell Telephone Co. tery. WANDA YOU NG is married to Bob and is l'f'lCllCl Gi' the frying to drive one of his Cqbg, Jack Bosen mansion . RED WHITTINGTON is still on the loose, no girl has been able to ----MARGIE WILSON hook him yet. Class Poem We are the Seniors of 53 And we are as proud as we can be. All book knowledge we've stored in our heads, Wnile the lower classmen were snug in their beds. ln all our school proiects we've had loads of fun. ln each class year we've kept on the run. As sophomores we sponsored a Halloween dance, As juniors we planned our Prom weeks in advance, As seniors we worked as hard as could be, On this yearbook and it payed off, don't you see? Oh, we'll never forget our Junior Class Play, And last but not least our Graduation Dayl Dear classmates and teachers of New Lex High, We'll never forget you though we must say good-bye. Though we struggled through Latin, history, and math. We can now look back with fond memories and laughl ln chemistry lab we had great notions, But they always ended with terrific explosions. As we sit here in study hall today, We cannot express what we want to say. But is it with deep regret and a tear in our eye. That we bid thee farewell dear old NEW LEX HIGH! ---JOYCE FOLDEN Class Poet 30 La