Junior Class Notes in Lexhipep Student Paper, Oct. 26, 1925

Junior Class Notes

The Junior class held a business meeting on Tuesday, September 8, 1925, at the utility period to elect officers. The officer are as follows:

President, Dorthea Dorsett; Vice president, John Huter; Secretary, Esher Hutchins; Treasurer, Alice Myrtle Koonts.

The grade mothers were also elected for the different classes as follows:

Science III, Mrs. Lee Hege and Mrs. P.A. Myers; Latin III A, Mrs. Hill Conrad and Mrs. N.G. Bethea; Latin III B, Mrs. A.E. Smith and Mrs. C.E. McCrary.

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The Juiors have a fine class this year and are going to show Lexington High what they are capable of doing.

A splendid Glee Cub has been organized by Miss Merritt for the pupils of Lexington High, and none appreciates what she is doing for us more than the Juniors.

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A joke heard in room 3 during the second period;

Miss Thomas: (after a long discussion of natural law) “and everything in this world is run according to natural law. If two cars should try to occupy the same space at the same time, an accident would occur. That would be what we call an accident, but it would really be a violation of natural law.”

Agness (Cy) McCrary: “Miss Thomas, if I were to chew gum and have to stay in for an hour, would that be natural law?”

From page 2 of The Lexhipep, Lexington, N.C., October 26, 1925, published by the students of Lexington High School

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