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

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For the freshmen, sophomores, or juniors, 1964 may have been the most important and memorable year in their lives. It definitely was a year of new faces, new challenges, new opportunities, and many cherished memories. Most important, it was one big step toward their goal of graduation. Yes, for the underclassmen 1964 was A Year To Remember. 28 UNDERCLASSMEN

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FIRST ROW: Judy Auker, Brenda Cable, Susie Bookman, Darlene Buckley, Barbara Brown, Marilyn Ackerman, Sue Albertine, Delores Binckley, Linda Dragoo, Ellen Dumolt. SECOND ROW: John Barnett, Edith Deahl, Peggy Cheney, Connie Deavers, Joyce Compston, Kathy Danison, Linda Davis, Judy Evans, Janie DePinto, Gloria Cannon, Tom Bailey. LAST ROW: Larry Barnhouse, Larry Brown, William Dunkle, Dan Cable, Donnie Abram, Bryan Braden, Jerry Brown, Mike Bennett, Rick Beach, Bob Bennett. Play, Rings, Prom--Make A Big Year For The Juniors. The junior class elected the following officers to lead their 134 members for the 1963-64 term: Mike Bennett, president; Janie DePinto, vice president; Gloria Cannon, secretary; and Larry Kennedy, treasurer. One of the important events during the junior year is the arrival of the class rings in January. During the remainder of the year, the juniors study hard for scholarship tests and work to raise the class treasury for the big event of the year--the Junior-Senior Prom. The class play, Stranger in the Night,” a comedy-mystery, added to this cause as well as the dances and refreshment stand which they sponsored. UPPER LEFT: Juniors crowd around the table anxious to receive their new class rings. LOWER LEFT: Jeanne Herrin seems reluctant to depart with her money for her new ring. ■' . • - f V