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

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The New Frontier Inspired by visions of the pioneer, Whose hardy courage made Nebraska great, The loyal seniors, on the new frontier, This modern prairie tale will dedicate: Led by a hardy SEAMAN, brave and bold, W'ho came to join the band from other SHORES, The trek began, in search of treasured gold, Bright nuggets hidden well in learning's store. A tiny SPECK, the fearless caravan 1 Wound in and out among the GLENNS and DALES, Though YOUNG, they faced the trackless freshman span, And weathered well the stormy prairie gales. They built a camp beside the sophomore stream, A GARRISON about their wagon train, The glowing FAGOT shed its ruddy beam Upon each trusty LANTZ across the plain. They sang their way along the junior trail, A CARROLL that would drive away all KJAR, And joyous feasts and many a campfire tale With passing caravans were glad to share. The senior path winds to the snow-clad peak, By Grassy BANKS where purple VIOLETS grow, They stop beside refreshing WELLS to speak To friendly FELLERS, whom they used to know. No longer must they DODGE the hostile spear, Their FOREMAN has proclaimed the journey's end, And, as they NEIL, each senior pioneer Is grateful for the loyalty of friend. Today, they con their golden treasures o'er, Bright nuggets from the trail to learning's West, And wisdom's RUBYS glisten in the store, Symbolic of the glory of the quest. But loftier peaks still lure them far beyond, WHITE shimmering trails wind on from year to year, The caravan makes ready to respond, In search for treasures on the new frontier. --GERTRUDE M. ROBINSON. .1 any fa ffe W ir I, it lY'lr I ' fp E fy 3 Kg 'Nw rf? xi ou: , X onsaom 'TRAIL i 1 . X V Ki i 'J 1 ll l .ls-1' il lf Q ,cite , s ' fits.: , ,,-Qy,,? ,i , 5

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