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THE LEXHIPEP
September 29, 1960
"Genne Gets
Around'"
Well, here we are, back to the
old routine of waiting for the
weekends. It sems only yester
day when Judy Raykes and a
few other girls had lipstick
smeared all over them (a last day
of school present from Phil and
Kenny).
This summer was short, but I think everybody really enjoyed
it. A few people worked as lifeguards, some at Kiddy Kamp, and
others had various pastimes, for instance. Black’s Speed Shop.
Summer also brought a few new romances and it broke a few.
Carol Dorsett has been dating Bobby Pope, but college has
started you know, so now we see her writing letters.
FLASH!! Dick Gallimore asked me to name some cute datable
freshmen. This really threw me a new bit of news. He and Judy
Davis have broken up, so I suppose the girls as well as the boys
are going to rush to the scenes!
Before Yogi Yarboroug went to college, we saw him and Ellen
Hinkle together a lot! I wonder if they will keep in touch during
the year?
Brenda Jones has a big red classring! It doesn’t come from
Central, but from West Davidson, and it belongs to Albert Mode.
A few other girls have different types of rings! What about it
Linda Vaughn, Linda Yarbrough, Kaye Swicegood, Mary Brown,
and Judy Morris.
Tony Craver had a time this summer. From what I hear he
has a whole drawer full of letters, and that’s a lot of letters!
Johnny, haven’t you put on a little weight? They must have
really been good to you in Sweden, but we’re glad to have you back.
A few of the upper classmen have been asking the names, tele
phone numbers, and other statistics of the freshmen girls. Boys, I’m
sorry, but I can’t give you all of the information you need, but
maybe this will help.
Lou Raker—CH 3-8482.
Mary Ann Brown—CH 6-6122
Larry Young—CH 6-2794
Harriet Hilton—CH 6-2130
Judy Mauze—CH 6-2242
Teenie Sink—CH 6-2155
Bebs Mann—CH 6-2860
Ann Evans—CH 6-2817
Susan Moore—CH 6-2149
Jane Leonard—CH 6-6929
Linda Rogers—CH 6-2941
Penny Smith—CH 6-2295
Jo Philpott—CH 6-2694
They’re a lot more cute girls, but it was impossible for me to
get a complete list. If you want to know anything else just stick
a note in the “Chatterbox”, and I’ll be glad to do all I can.
As for the freshmen boys, here are a few that might be avail
able. Hugh Bingham, Johnny Davis, Perry Leonard, Tad Meade,
Charles Murdock, Bob Philpott, Doug Pritchard, Ed Zimmerman,
and Jake Billings.
Would somebody please tell me why Vic and Bobo couldn’t call
the wrecker themselves the other night? What were you two boys
doing in the woods anyway?
Wedding bells rang this summer for Brenda Ketner and Jerry
Manning. We want to wish you both all of the happiness in the world.
Carolyn Carpenter and Wayne Burkhead had broken up for a
while but she has his ring back on now.
It surely didn’t take Simmy long to notice that Pam Grandolfi
was the girl for him. Boys, did you know she has some cute sisters
too?
It surely does seem funny not seeing Hun and Billy together. But
I guess things happen for the best. Hun is available now if you hurry.
What is this I hear about the “Thursday and Friday man”
walking around the halls with Linda G.?
Funny thing: I got one bit of news saying that Maxie Hayes
is still dating Butch Gibson and another that she was dating Phil
Zimmerman from North Davidson! Tell me, Maxie, who is it??
Margaret Marion has been seeing quite a lot of Dewey Fortne.
Don’t you think they make a cute couple?
I heard Dean Church has a new boy friend; wonder who it
could be!
I got a strange piece of news from the “Chatterbox”. It was
about Regi Williams and Nicky Drye. Somebody surely was glad
that you both had gotten together. In fact, they were a little too
glad. I took it that they were a little jealous.
Marsha Hunley has been dating John Craford, a sophomore at
North Davidson.
Johnny, you and Marlett didn’t have car trouble the other Saturday
night, did ya??
David must have had a good night the night of the Central game.
“Flash”, you intercepted that ball and Carol, right??
It seems Patsy Phillips runs into Don Miller quite a lot lately.
Is this an accident??
Coach Bowen, I got a note or I should say plea that told me to
ask you to please stop whapping so hard on your desk; you might
cause somebody to have a heart attack!
Kenny Freeman seems to be the “Man about Town” these days.
Yes, he’s still looking for the “Woman about Town.” I wonder what
would happen if he should find that woman!!
BULLETIN: Kaye Powell and Chip Ward are going steady!
Well, that’s about it for this month. Be seeing you around. Don’t
forget to use the “Chatterbox”. —Genne
/
School has begun once again
and our Yellow Jackets have
started off their season well. Any
player can tell you that the spirit
of the team has a lot to do with
the outcome of he game. We,
the students of L.S.H.S., can help
our team by showing the players
they have our support. Join in
and cheer at the pep rallies and
games!
Of course some people, especial
ly the girls, don’t know enough
about the game to cheer. Since
I am such an expert on football,
I have tried to put together a few
rules and definitions to help you
understand the game:
1. Be sure which side you’re
cheering for. This may avoid em
barrassment.
2. Watch which team has the
ball. Don’t call for a touchdown
when the other team has just
recovered a fumble.
3. Keep an eye on the boys with
the chain at the side of the field.
One of the stakes has some num
bers on it; but since football
players aren’t generally very
smart, this number never goes
above 4. Often when it does get
to 4, everyone is so happy that
the team with the ball gets ex
cited and kicks it to the other
team.
4. Know a few basic football
terms. Homeruns and flies are not
football terms, but belong back
in the summer with baseball . . .
or is it fishing? These can be
very confusing so here are some
that may help.
LINE—Don’t worry—every girl
already knows about this.
QUARTERBACK—Obviously the
smallest player on the team. Full
backs are usually bigger than
halfbacks.
BACK—Opposite of front. I don’t
know what this has to do with
football.
DOWN—Opposite of up. See
back.
SAFETY—Nothing to do with
pins. This is a play which scores
two points.
LONEiSOME END—A player off
by himself at the end of the lone.
He is not being left out because
he doesn’t have a date after the
game, but is actually a very fast
runner who may be important in
the next play.
PASS—In football, a throw from
one player to another on the same
team. There are other kinds.
FORWARD PASS — The same,
but more so.
OFFSIDES—A term usually re
served for the other team.
OFFICIALS—Men dressed like
escaped convicts. They often act
like it, too.
Now that you understand the
game, here is a little about the
boys who play it:
NAME
NICKNAME
POSITION
CHARACTERISTIC
GIRL FRIEND
Dan Smith
Smif
Center
Red Jeep
Belinda Burke
Junior Webster
Unyer
Halfback
Touchdowns
Buddy Koonts
Kenny Freeman
Chub
Halfback
Fumbles
Forget it
David Miller
Flash
Halfback
Last
One of three
Leonard Caldwell
Snow Boy
Halfback
Little car
All of ’em
Ricky Hooker
Minnie
Tackle
Skiing
(You Guess!)
Barry Wililams
Bar
End
Jeepster
Ann Rogers
Butch Gibson
Butcher
Guard
Likeable
Maxie Hayes
Von McKasskill
Hindenberg
Tackle
New
Harriet Scurry
Gene Dole
Pineapple
Tackle
Rugged
Surprise!!
Johnny Myers
Mars
Center
Big smile
???
Johnny Fritts
Jhonny
Quarterback
Well dressed
???
Maxey Sanderson
Taxi
Quarterback
2, 4, “sex"
???
Lamar Clark
Mar
Halfback
Broken nose
Sandra Craver
Lee Brookshire
Bucky
End
Hustle
Elizabeth Nance
Carl Grey
The Grey Ghost
Halfback
Peanut head
Never can tell
Noel Morphis
Morphine
Fullback
Bowlegged
Jo Ann Byers
Tommy Grayson
Tommy
Fullback
Friendly
???
Teddy Royster
Oyster
End
Pretty eyes
We wonder
Johnny Bumgarner
Bum
End
Witty
Who wants to know?
Jimmy Snyder
Johnny
End
Tall Bones Leave telephone numbers!
Lauren Kugel
Owie
Guard
Good grades
Jo Philpott
Emery Raper
Elephant
Tackle
Contradict
Can’t decide
Ricky Rhodes
Rhodes
Tackle
Slow motion
Suggestions Wanted
Billy Hewitt
Baby Huey
Guard
Big
Secret
Bobo Pajoie
Glenn
Tackle
What’s happening?
NOBODY!
Rusty Yarbrough
Munford
Tackle
Stubby
What’s a girl friend?”
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