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

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First Street New Lexington, Ohio I960 Dear Student, In the following pages you will find the combined efforts of our 1960 annual staff to bring to you the outstanding and long to be remembered events of this, the 1959-1960 school year. We have tried to bring out the events of each class so that YOU, as a freshman, sophomore, or junior will treasure this annual as much as we, who are in our last year here, will do. As you turn the pages, you will find memories of that special dance, that game which was decided in the last few seconds, the organizations of which you are a part, the frantic rush to lunch, and above all, you will find that which can never be hidden—The True Spirit of N. L. H. S. Respectfully yours, 3

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Faculty Advisor John F. Neff The Lexingtonion Published by The Senior Class Of New Lexington High School New Lexington, Ohio Letter to the Students Faculty............. Senior Division . . . Junior Division . . . Sophomore Division . Freshman Division . Junior High .... Sports .............. Organizations . . . Student Life .... Advertising .... 3 5 11 27 33 37 40 43 53 61 66 N L H S 2 Staff Editor Linda Lewis Junior Editor Nancy Evans Assistants Phyllis Snider Judy Reese Donald Denny Cherie Edwards Karen Fealty Judy Breese Joy Puterbaugh Jo Puterbaugh Carol Sue Rockwell Connie Anderson Carlis Hall Marilyn Mann Don Ice Paul Metzger Ruth Crum Dale Ault John Foraker Business Manager Mike Holden Junior Business Manager David Dickson Assistants Beverly Lescallette Jack Cheney Lila Hughes Joe Abram Charles Downs Larry Savage Larry Gardner Melanie Turner Sally King Jim Christy Kathy Wiseman

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Junior-Senior Prom 1959 The theme of our prom, Oriental Gardens, was carried out to perfection with dragons, a temple, and a lovely oriental garden scene which completed the setting. An original sampan boat was the center of attraction with the Darrel Davis Band seated in the bow. Colorful oriental lanterns added to the oriental atmosphere. All couples arrived in evening dress, were met at the door by a lovely oriental lady, then proceeded through beaded curtains down a flower-covered stairway to the di mly lighted dance floor. There to one's surprise was a large dragon with a flaming tongue. At the far end of the gym was a huge mural depicting a Japanese garden. The beauty of this scene was enhanced by the use of black light. Several feature selections by the band were enjoyed by everyone. 4