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

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OP IOTHOICS Back Row- Helen Wiles lsponsorb. Edna Anderson 1Sponsox-J. Phyllis Crawford. Treasurer First Row- Climon Banks. Secretary. Harold Bacon. President. Gerhar! Kopf, Vice-President. Back Row- Edward Cannon, Robert Anthony. Maynard Anderson. Paul Adams. Harold Bacon. Second Row- Clinton Banks. Phyllis Crawford. Barbara Cook. Josephine Dela- hunty. First Rowi Mildred Corder, Maxine Bellew, Blartha Barnes, Ruth Bourn, Back Row- Verla Holliballgh. Betty Dowler. ,lack Delap. Shirley Good, Retha Edeal. Second Row- jack Plaley. Deborah Huck, Kath- leen Engler. Dorothy Hofreiter. Loren Collins. First Row- Glen Buckley, Donald French Delbert Carroll, Neal Farrar, Ger- ald Dunlap. Page 21 .. q . U,,,. ,QQ 0 K .11 uAs, f. 1 I0 4' X . , 4 , .4 .ffffnl A 1 e...

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Margy Boggs Nellie Decker Lawrence Fagot Phillip Huff Floyd Hughbanlcs Alice Kraus Marie Miller BETTY Jo ZIMMERMAN. Q 610, Juniors Not Having Pictures Delbert Bredenlcamp Roy Phillips Marie Reinhardt Victor Quitmeyer Virgil Shipley Evelyn Teetor Ruth Velte Earl Winters Vernon Wriglmt fi' ,7 If nf! i V, J , ,,- yy Kaz! rsfftgf 7 'ff' ' Junior-Senior Banquet The Last Roundupv of May fifth proved to be a wow for the juniors gave the seniors a genuine picture of the west with a tasty western banquet. Mess', was called by the issuance of a big sombrero in the predominating ured and brown color scheme. A typical western situation presented itself in the corral, with saddles-everything from down on the ranch adorning the walls and tables. Cowboys, lassoing nutcups formed the place cards: cacti surrounded the cowboy shanties to form the table centerpieces with cow- boys and girls on ponies coming down the trail. Favors of big sombreros and gaudy neckerchiefs helped to make the banquet a very colorful and entertaining affair. The program follows: Holding the Reins, toastmaster Vernon French, Coralling the Herd, Roy Rinkerg At the Rodeo, Dean Edealg Bridling the Colt, jane Johnston, Wielding the Lariat, Frances Weidesg Horse Sense, Miss Margaret Knapple, Ride 'Em Cowboy, Harold Burns, Headin, for the Last Roundup, Gordon Burr. Besides the aforementioned toasts, a cowboy trio composed of Harold Bacon, Harold Riley, and Keith Wycoffg an Indian dance by Jack Haley, a Rope Twirling act by Gerhart Kopfg Hill Billy Singing by Harold Allen, and a Cow Gfrl dance by Retha Edeal constituted the evening's enter- tainment with the addition of Klif Kye's Fiddlers who aided materially in lending the proper atmosphere with their subdued western music throughout the evening. Miss Bertha Solcer was given charge of the banquet and was assisted by George Miller, junior sponsor. Page 20

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'W bop uomores Back Row- Mary Jacobson, Marjorie McFar- ren, Odessa Kloepping, Maxine Miller, Dorthea jessen, Johanna Jessen. Second Row- Floyd McCoy, Carl Meyer, Ger- hart Kopf. Keith Houser. First Row- Jack McCarter, Mary Helen Mc- Coy, Phyllis johnson, Doris Linn, Harold Hirsh. Back Row- Ruth Mueller, Carol Mueller, Bob- ette Reutlinger, Rod Widney, Nor- ma Naffziger, Mary Peister, Olletta Craig. Second Row- Melvin Meyer. LaVerna Pickett, Maxine Majors. Alberta Moore, Harold Riley. Front Row- Marshall Parks, George Peister. Merle Morgan, Paul Nimie, Lyle Srhufeldt. Back Row- Mary Velte, Hope Waller, Della May Vance, Keith Willets. Second Rowf Robert Snyder, Keith Wycoff, Dale Buck. Harry Snowden, Howard Thomas. First Row- Viula Stienike. Delpha Wells, Verda Speak, Freida Rirkersten, Velma Taylor,