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THE LEXHIPEP
March 30. 1951
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Lexhipep Looks In On
KEY CLUB CONVENTION
—Patsy Graver
This month the LEXHIPEP sneaked around and got some inside in
formation on the activities of some of the clubs of L. H. S. First of all, we
had heard so much talk about the wonderful time the Key Club members had
at the Charleston convention that we proceeded to find out about it. This
wasn’t hard to do because all the boys were “bubbling over” with talk about
what they had done. From what we gathered, they spent four interesting
and exciting days in the historic city of Charleston, South Carolina, sight
seeing, attending meetings and basketball games, and other things of interest.
They had rooms in the barracks at The Citadel, Charleston s military school.
Among other things of interest they attended a basketball game between The
Citadel and Clcmson. The highlight of the convention was the annual Gov
ernor’s Ball held on Saturday night. The next morning they packed their
bags and headed for Lexington, taking with them pleasant memories of the
convention at Charleston. Those who went were Foyle Wagner, Jones Al
mond, Rex Doby, Joe Bafford, Bob Grubb, Hayden Hooper, Fred Lohr. John
Byron Lopp, and their adviser, Mr. Emery Raper.
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DRAMATICS CLUB PLAY
Next on our list is the Dramatics Club. After the presentation of their
last play, “The Ring and the l.ook,” we were even more interested in finding
out about their aetivities. So off we started to peep into one of their classes
at sixth period. Dramatics is an elective course which is under the capable
guidance of Mrs. Fred B. Lewis. It is taught with thoroughness and is far
from being a crip course; however, it holds interest for everyone. We heard
some of the members say that the rehearsal of plays is most enojyable and
most of the time proves to be exciting and sometimes hilarious. A great deal
of work is done in preparing a play before its final presentation, but who
would mind working if they could turn out such fine productions as this club
has? Everyone has certainly enjoyed the plays they have presented so far,
and are looking forward to more.
QUILL AND SCROLL INITIATION
Last but by no means the least is the Quill and Scroll. We dropped in
on their meeting the other night and landed in the midst of a big feed (fur
nished entirely by the new members being initiated, of course) which everyone
enjoyed thoroughly. Afterwards they held the second part of the initiation,
in which they showed their ability as writers. We must say that the new
members proved to be quite talented and clever in their presentation. During
and will become president next year. The induction of the new members
the meeting Nona Swaim, one of the new members, was chosen vice president
into the club is in recognition of their journalistic and business ability, which
has been displayed in their work on the LEXHIPEP and LEXICON staffs.
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