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THE LEXHIPEP
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ACCOMPIjISIIMEXTS axd mottos
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member. Pearl, the class is wishing
you luck in the future.
’2,=;, Jewell' entered L. H. S and soon
won a ])lace in our heart.s—as well
as by our sides. Luck to you, Jewell,
In whatever you do.
LILLIAN PEACOCK
“Bill”
Marshal, ’24.
“Fair and fair, and twice so fair.
As fair as any may be”.
“Bill” is popular among both boys
and girls. She is well known for
her wit, and puts a good time first.
AVe are sure she will make a “hit” at
N. C. C. AV.
A’ARNER SINK
“CharlleC’
Football; squad, ’22, '23; Letterman,
’25; Business Manager Lex.hipep, ’25;
Hi-A', ’25; Alarshal, ’24; Statistics, ’25;
Class secretary, ’22; Class lawyer, ’25.
“Quarn esse vidire”.
Charlie has proven his business
ability through all his high school
career. Besides his ever present
"hail fellow well-met””, he is one
on whom we can depend for every
emergency. Charlie is an all-round
boy.
One of the most popular boys In
school. Dwight has a pla.’e in the
heart of every member ’ of the class,
and his ability in attracting the op
posite sex is Indeed enviable. He
is always ready for work or fun, and
we are sure his charming; personality
will win him friends anywnere.
REBECCA AVAIjSER
“Beck”
Basketball, ’22, ’23, ’24, ’25, Tennis,
24, ’25.
“None knew her, but to love her”.
If you want a loyal friend who will
stick with you through thick .end thin,
that’s Beck.' Besides her never fail
ing good nature. Beck is an athlete
of no mean ability, havin.j won a
name for herself in both lasketball
and tennis. She is also an A-1 stu
dent.
ER.VNCES THOMPSON
Basketball, ’22, ’23, ’24, ’25; Captain,
’24, ’25; Tennis, ’24, ’25; Debating
team, ’24; Lexhipep staff, ’23, ’25;
Statistics, ’23, ’25.
“Beauty and brains often come to
gether”.
An all-round athlete, Frances has
helped L. H. S. to win many’ honors.
She’s always in for anything, and her
lady blue eyes” are a well-known
factor in the Senior Class.
CLARA TAYLOE
Editor-in-chief Lexhipep ’25; Glee
Club, 23, ’24, ’25; Literary’ Team,
(Essay and Cross-AVord PuzHe), ’25;
Statistics, ’25; Ataledictorian, ’25.
“Let us be' gay while we may”.
Clara is one of the finest, most de-
pe-ndable girls to graduate from L. H.
S. Her honors are testimony of the
girls’ and boys’ recognition of her {id-
mirable qualities, and . are a symbol
of our appreciation for all she has
done.
ILVROLI) S.MITir
“Mainly”
Football; squad, ’22, . ’23. ’24, ’25,
Ili-A’, ’25, Alpha Zeta,. ’25.
"Know that science is truth”.
Here is a scientific bird. One of
the worst ones in the country. And
a friend, too. “Mandy” has deter
mination, and that alone spells suc
cess. He’s going to State.
VER.\ HlODRlCli
Statistics, ’25.
.“Progress is made by work alone”
.A’era is the kind of.quiet studious
girl that everyone likes, to meet up
with. She can be counted on at any
time for anything. AA’e are sure of
Iter success at N. C. C. AA’.
CLOVD PIlILPOTl'
Football; squad,' ’23; letterman,
24, ’25; Manager basketball, ’25; Lex
hipep staff, ’25; Class pre.sidont, ’24,
’25; Hi-Y, ’25; A’ice-presi'ient (2);
Marshal, ’24; Chief; Alpha Zeta, ’25;
President (2); Statistics, ’23. ’25; De
bating team, ’24, ’25.
“Great is thy pow’r and great thy
fame”.
The main trait of Cloyd’s charac
ter Is dependability. That s the rea
son he is president if the Senior class;
the large number of honors listed
above shows that he is one of those
few who attain real prominence in
high school. Besides thi.s, Cloyd is
one of the coming sheiks of Lexing-
in fact, he has already demon
strated his ability in this line.
ILVMIIjTON iiargraa e
“Dcctl”
lootball; squad, ’22,.’23; letterman.
’24, ’25; manager, _’24, Basketball
squad,- ’25; Tennis, ’23, ’24, ’25; Man
ager,. ’24; Lexhipep staff, ’23, ’25;
Marshal, ’24; Alpha Zeta, ’2 5; Sta
tistics, ’23, ’25.
“Love, labor and laugh”
Ham’s career has been that of a
leader, and a willing, entiiusiastic
participant in all school activities
and undertakings. His g-.)od nature
and never failing supply of “pep”
have an outstanding place' in every
thing; from the football field to writ
ing for the Lexhipep. ■ Nothing we
could say .'would be other tl.an com
plimentary.
I'EARL AVRIGHT
Gl.ee. Club, ’23, ’24, ’25.
:“Too much study is slotn”.
'Are you looking for plenty ot “pep”,
a ready smile, and a warm hand
clasp? If so, that’s Pearl. She can
make the gloomiest jierson in the
world look like a ray of sunshine. Re-
DAATGHT JOHNSON
“Nutts
’Track, ’24: Lexhipep stalT, ’25;
Class vice-president, ’25; Class orator,
’25; pre.sident (1); Alpha Zeta, ’25;
vice-president (2); Statistics, ’25;
Secretary-treasurer Senior Dramatic
Club, ’25.
“Kinds words he ever had for all”.
CHARLOTTE SHO AI'
"AA'hose inborn worth her acts^com-
mend.
Of gentle soul, to human race a
friend”.
Charlotte is the kind' of girl who
always has a jileasant smile and a
kind word for everyone she meets.
She has a friend in e^very member of
the cla.“S who wish her suece.ss in the
future.
SCLA BAILEY
Marshal, .’24.
“Grace in ‘all her steps;
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