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THE LEXHIPEP
XOVEMBER 15, 1924
THE OPEN FORUM
now ABOUT SOME SENIOR
PKIVIIiEGES?
The senior class has now reached
the place where some senioi privi
leges would be very much appreciat
ed. During our three previous years
of toil and tough school work we have
all often looked forward to the time
when we would have at least some
of the privileges, that we feel are due
to any class of seniors. One reason
that we have so hopefully looked for
ward to this time is that ^he senior
classes going before us have enjoy
ed senior privileges. We *'ei;l, there
fore, entitled to the same. Have we
not done as much as they to earn it?
We really feel that we have done
more, for more is being required of
us this year. I know that I am
voicing the opinion of the ■'.\hole sen
ior class in this. Here’s hoping that
this will meet with favorable results!
—A ?ENIOR
If * *
WANTS BE'rTER ARR.XNGEMENT
if followed will turn out for us a good
team next spring. Lexington High
School needs a baseball team to rep-
re.sent her and carry her on to
championship. A baseball team is
just as much a part of High School
Athletics life as a basketball, foot
ball, or track team. Four years ago
Lexington had a good high school
baseball team, but since then interest
seems to have dropped concerning
this sport. We have nearly three
hundred students in our high school,
and why can’t we make a baseball
team out of them? Every boy knows
the elements of baseball, and with a
little training we can develop a team
capable of winning a state champion
ship. We have the material. Now
let’s start something, and bring home
the bacon.
—JOE MOPPITT.
5!e^^Kmsee^se€^9}SIe;eis^ei^s^eiee^
Mrs. "Walser—knocking at door—
“Eight o’clock! Eight o’clock.”
Beck—sleepily—‘'^Did you? (Better
call a doctor.”
Mrs. Hunt—“Did you break this
dish, Helen?”
Helen—“No, ma’am, I only dropped
it.”
Mr. Editor:
Please let me call to your atten
tion a few facts concerning the ar
rangement of articles in the Lex-
hipep. I note that some of the most
important articles are placed upon
the back pages while some of less
significance are put on the front
page. I believe in putting first things
fii\st. It seems to me also that it
would be a good idea to classify the
work of the different organizations.
Take athletics, for instance, would it
not be a good plan to place all arti
cles relating to that subject under
one head? There are also other or
ganizations in our school which are
worthy of a column of their own and
should be recognized. What do you
say al)OUt this, Mr. Editor? Is it
not a good plan?
—CIAl''TON CONRAD.
* * *
JOE WANTS .\ BASEBALI/ TEA.M
Mr. Editor:
I wish to call attention to the lack
of a baseball team in our High
School. Although this article is
leather e.arly for this kind of sport.
You Use Ice Cream
Anyhow—Why Not
Use the Best?
Everybody knows its value as
a food as well as its universal
appeal as a wholesome dessert.
Every kid dances a jig at the
thought of it, and their grand
dad smiles at the sight of it.
GRIMES’
ICE CREAM
COMING TO
The Lexington
Theatre
MONDAY
and
TUESDAY
NOVEMBER
24th and 25th
Hawk’