Lexington High School - Minute Man Yearbook (Lexington, NE)

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5 . The Cheermg Squad l 'H Bill Low, Ruth Klein, Esther Chadwick, Arlie Watkinson. Spizarinktums Directed by Miss Zelda Anderson, Nlr. Ned Greenslitg music by Lonna Fischer: scenario writers, rally committeeg cast, Spizarinlctums. This great masterpiece, directed by those two great coaches of movieland, featured such dramatic artists as: Ella Pickering, president, Phyllis Nisley, vice-presidcntg Floyd Housel, secretaryg and Betty Thmoas, lfCilSUref. It was the stnry of School Spirit who became ill at times because of lack of generation of pep by his student support, However, a group of enterprising young students took up his cause and were able by a series of programs and snake dances to keep him fit for the year. They left him, in good health, to the mercy of the new members who will take him in charge next year. ' ,radix ' -. -3.,.I::- I. .X fi' yzifffm iii Iii. W. it-5 M4 ii Kiel Y I fl 'f I ,. i e u HX. -,N Back Row: Lauren Housel, Bill Low, Bernard Smith, Bill Roberts, Robert Shores, Paul Diefenbach, ii Keith May. Arlie Watkinson. QUE 2 Fourth Row: joe Robinson, Lucille Hatting, Corrinne Smith, Irene Bums, Winnifred Wallace, KD Y fi Phyllis Nisley, Arlis Blair. Q ll: Third Row: Ruth Klein, Verna Speak, Leona Teets, Betty Thomas, Iona Belle Shulenberger, Alma Shada, i 'lf' Ella Pickering, La Verne Lanlz. li 1 Second Row: Eleanor Levick, Phyllis Cook, Florence Snyder, Esther Chadwick, Lonna Fischer, Jeanne Bell. H Front Row: Floyd Housel, Harold Dill, Lawrence Hebrew, Gerald Lockhart, Milford Thurber. K l ff- 'ff Q, ' .2 Tizfx -- fl' I -, - 'W ' .2-A g Mvmff- jay XX 4 7 cf, egg, A Y TfiL1Q Q. MTW My .Mies A, X. h 1 M X, .. ,., ' x.e.,J Yffefiiiff i 1 i

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Girls Athletic Association The Girls' Athletic Association was organized in 1930 by our present sponsor, Miss Wiles. Any high school girl interested in physical education is eligible to belong. There are forty-five active members. An official L is given to those completing the re- quirements which are: 1. A passing grade in three academic subjects in the semester before each award is petitioned. 2. A good record in sportsmanship. 3. Two eight-week terms of training during the earn- ing of the HL. 4. A heart examination during each school year. 5. Participation in at least eight weelcs of some team game activity, and earning six hundred points. Extra points may also be earned. The motto of the League is Play for Play's Sake, and Play for All. The officers are as follows: CORRINNE SMITH .....r .............. P resident J .vr' '. BERNICE LAPE .......,.,,,.....r......e. V.Y,....f7f7 V ice-Prefiderlf V IoNA BELLE SHULENBERGER ,,.,r A ,....77....,V Secretary HELEN RASMUSSEN ,,,,,i.,.,rrL L..-.LL T redwrer ALMA SHADA .,...,... . ,L..,,r, Reporter ,- ', is lt L lt 1 Z. g gl f ill i Upper Row, Left-The Gal-ng. Center-Fmsh B. B. Team. Right-Junior Basketeers. ,' Lower Row, Left-Sophomores in Action. Center-Sophomore Champs. Right-Senior Squad. l .f L ' ' -f , 'I' Vow ' 3773, Y'PQSvf '? N- A L,.L.., -' ri Xghff f' X, D in ,i ii AQYALQQQ ' fi or he A r' E551 .',' .

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f? The Clarion Staff As a publicity bureau, the Clarion staff has been a dependable support to the actors in every production. Through the agency of this organization many stars have made their debut with success. Though endeavoring to be fair and to please all stars, the editors occasionally brought a storm of criticism down until the rafters rang with: Not enough nameslv Too much athletics! More athletics! Despite these attacks the press clicked on, and the Monday morning rush to get a Clarion continued. The first semester staff appears in the picture below. With Miss Hanson still directing the publication, the second semester staff carried on with these officers: Editor-in-chief rr,rrrrrr,,r,r,rr V......... ....r,. Y..YVVV,rrV77. H a z el Mae Cole Associate Editors ,,.,,,,..... . ,rr,r..r.,r....,.... H . r...., r....r. .... .,,, ..r,,.............r........ . . . . . Ella Pickering, Katherine Peister, Margaret Sheldon, Keith Wriglit Advertising Managers ,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,, ,,........ ...,, E r n e s t Cooper, Dale Harris Editorial Writers ,,......,.. ,,,r,,, B ernard Smith, Doyle Mingus Columnists ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,rr,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,Lonna Fischer, Don Brown Sports Writers ,r,..., Mark Cooper, Ed George, Ervan Fandry, Ben Watkins Reporters for Pioneer ,.,,,,, W ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Gladys I-lofferber, Chester Waller Reporters for Clipper ,,.,.,. .,,,,,,, I ona Belle Shulenberger, Alma Shadi fi Tl l tix fi if Q -l . ip il Ali E Q I , I sf I i Wilfred Stuart, Ervan Fandry, Doris Pickett, Arlis Blair, Dorothy Mullin, Hazel Mae Cole, Katharine - Peister, Ella Pickering, Mark Cooper, Harold Fagot, Bernard Smith, Ed George. 9 3 are eeeet ,ef 'ootooo' t'oo li