The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-10-06
HIGH SCHOOL.

New students are added to our list
each week. We now have the larg-
est enrolment in the history of the
High School.
Bro, Johnston was present Friday
morning and conducted devotional eX-
ercises for US. The lesson he gave
was good.
Hon. Horny Hodges was with us
4 since our last report. His store of
historical facts and literary gems is
immense and his manner of relating
I is interesting, 1t is quite a treat TO
! have him with US. Come again Mr..
4 Hodges.
Alvin Todd, formerly of our High
School, but later of the Philippines,
4 gave us a most interesting account Of
some of his experiences over there,
j The student body learned great
\ many things from his talk concern
< ing the Islands and their Inhabitants
1 The boys are beginning to think
4 something about basketball Do not
II know yet who will make the team, but
1 it will be determined within the next
few days.
1 The first month of the school has
X IuSJ Nlus6u anu DtlOW VIC give NhN
names of the leaders for the month.
JUNIOR HIGH.
Ninth Grade
4 Englishs-Leroy 0zment, Lyalls
y Stewart, Chester Stephens, Henry Ev
II anse, Houston Herndon, Frank Coun-
Y ell Ben Douglass, lrone Tucker.
II Latin-Lucile Hancock, Floyd
y Wood Joe Holmes, Leroy Ozment,
u Chester Stephens, Floyd Richardson.
n History-Floyd Richardson, Ange-
II line King, Leroy 0zment, Houston
4 Herndon, Lucille Hancock, Willie Nc
u neal, Chester Stephens, Ruby Wallace,
Lays Stewart.
y Algebra-Floyd Richardson, Henry
A Kolwyck, Andrew Todd,
" Home Economics King,
Ollie Lindsey, Pauline Lindsey, Hal
|. lie Bird, Mary Hancock Catherine
u Threadgill, Mary Francis Phillips,
A Madge Roberts, Irone Tucker, Caro-
II Ign Davis, Lucille Hancock, Robbie
IN Wheatley.
" observation-disclosures Petty, Till
man Stewart, Floyd Richardson, Err
!. nest Wilkins.
II Seventh Grade.
n GRAMMAR. l.. McCulley.
History-Frank Bunch.
3 Geography-R. L. McCulley.
u Arithmetic-Joh Hinson, Plant
nj Lindsey, r. L. McCulley.
u Spelling-Charlie Reed, R. L. Nc
N Culley.
n Eighth Grade.
vi English-Deloris Fuller.
u History-Lizzie Fesmire, Grant
Sisson, Hal Milan, Annie Belle Moore
"a Ernestine Park, Clara Wallace, Vera
Hamilton, Murray Walker.
n Physiology-Lizzie Fcsmire, Annie
Belle Moore, Velton Maness, Grant
Sisson, Buford Stanfill.
u Geography-Murray Walker, Liz
zie Fesmire, Ruth Stewart, Annie
Il Mae Owen.
Arithmetic-Grant Sisson, Buford
n Stanfill, Floyd Fesmire, Clara Wal
III lace.
Spelling-Mildred Deere, Deloris
n SENIOR HIGH,
~ Tenth Grade.
English-Obe Moore, Erby Lind
ID sey.
= Latin--Obie Moore, Elizabeth Sum-
mers.
= History-obie Moore, Mary E. Ball,
X. Jewell Reed, Ada Edwards, Lloyd
Montgomery, Elizabeth Summers,
= Wyatt. Threadgill, Edward Barry,
u. Louise Essary Eta Pearson.
~ Algebra-Louise Azbill, Lucille
~ Brooks, Edward Barry, Charles
IN Deere, Ada Edwards, ,Thornburn
y Holmes, Carrie Halters, 0bie Moore,
, Elsie Pearson, Jewell Reed, Elizabeth
Summers, CASTOR Summers, Erby
: Lindsey.
Home Economics-Eva Lee, Eliza
- beth Summers, Earlma Hodgin, Eta
" Pearson, Mary Elizabeth Ball, Ada
Edwards.
northumberland Brewer, Err
nest Brewer, Charles Deere, Claude
Fesmire, Ernest Neisler, CASTOR Sum-
e. mers.
Eleventh Grade.
. English-Mittle Below, Jessie OIL
Ia i've, Virginia Lee Parker.
+. acknowledgement Sisson, Fain
Winslow.
NJ History-Jesie Olive, Virginia Lee
Parker, Fain Winslow.
French-Mittie Below, ,Fain Wins
of low, Virginia Lee Parker
on Geomerty-Mittie Below, ]. ID.
Muse, Jessie Olive, Ruby Roberts,
:. Margaret Sisson, Troy McPeake.
oi Psychology-Vesta Rhodes, Virgin
ay ia Lee Parker, 0bie Moore, Margaret
Sisson.
n. Twelfth Grade.
= English-Jimmie Pickens, Ruby
20 Wallace, Bernice Conger.
h Latin-Jimmie Pickens, Bernice
W Conger.
French-Bernice Conger, Hal John
In son, Pauline Tucker, Lucille Hart.
History--Jimmie Pickens, Hal
ed Johnson, w. c. McHaney, Bernice
Conger.
d. Geometry-Jimie Pickens, Violet
Butler, Pauline Tucker, Bernice Con-
u ger.
st The fourth year makes the highest
general average for all subjecst.
IT The first year in Home Economics
make the highest Trade Of any class
er in school