May 23, 1947
THE LEXHIPEP
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SUPERLATIVES
Hubert and Mary Sue
On the right you’ll see the
two who were hhosen the best
all-round students in the se
nior class. Both Mary Sue
Thomason and Hubert Olive
deserve these honors and have
lived up to their titles during
their stay in L. H. S.
Hubert Olive—Best All Around
Mary Sue Thomason—Best All Around
Jimmy Blue Sowers and
Jack Alber, below, certainly
know that pause that refresh
es—and in such good looking
clothes, too. As you can see
from the picture. Jack and
Jimmy Blue were chosen the
best dressed boy and girl in
the senior class. No one else
could hold this title better
than Jack and Jimmy Blue.
Betty Mae and Bob
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Jimmy Blue and Jack
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Betty Mae York—Best Disposition
Bob Peeler—Best Disposition
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Jimmy Blue Sowers—Best Dressed
Jack Albers—Best Dressed
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The sunny smiles of Betty
York and Bob Tate which we
see on the faces of the lady
and gentleman above depict
their being chosen as the two
with the best dispositions. Bob
and Betty always have a
friendly word for everyone,
and it is no wonder that every
one likes them.
Betty Jo and Jimmy
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Best sport and best athlete
are the superlative honors go
ing to Betty Jo Everhart and
Jimmy Johnson, left. These
two have proven these state
ments to be true by having
taken part in a wide variety
of sports during their high
school career.
Betty Jo Everhart—Best Athlete, Best Sport
Jimmy Johnson—Best Athlete, Best Sport