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

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E -. . - - - - - Annual Staff Jack Park, Betty Skillman ----------------------------------------------- Co-Editors Roger Smith ------m------- - -------------------------------------- Business Manager Joe Williams, Jim Wolfe, Iohr. Busse, Gene Skeens, Ronnie Sidwell, Marlene Lett, Roger Fitzgerald ---------------------------------- Business Assistants Kent Goman --------------------------------------- ---------------- Class Historian Tom Hall, Don Teal, Dick Goodin --------------------------------------- Sport Editors Iune Iacobs, Patty Hardy, Genevieve Taylor ---------------------------------- Artists Ruth Kokensparger, -Nancy Dardinger, Charlotte Shumaker ---------------------- TYDiStS Linda Pletcher, Renee Kimball, Carol Chappelear, Barbara Ryan, Bonnie Deitrick, Ioyce Prichard, Martha Hammond ------------------------------------- Other Reporters Marianne Walsh, John McCabe, Alice Shaeffer ------------------------- Iunior Members

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Superintendent MYRON FOVVI ER In the highly technological society in which we are now living it is imperative that young people prepare to take their place in government and industry. We hope that your High School training will serve as a stepping stone to prepare you for a worth- while position in service to your fellow members of society. Principal LINTON D. LEW'IS How easy it is for us to become so wrapped up in our own personal interests a nd concerns that we sometimes fail to appreciate properly those values that alone are eternal and necessary for true happi- ness. George Washington gave us sound advice - good not only for those who want cultural democracy, but for those who think that helping people see and meet a need is more fruitful than always trying to give them what they want. Washington said, Let us raise a standard to which the wise and honest can repair.