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

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:wwf M The Freshmen, one hundred eighteen in number, have entered into the spirit of Lexington High School with all of the pep and enthusiasm of the upper classes. While it is too soon to speak of accomplishments it is not too soon to predict that many future leaders of L. H. S. will be members of the class of '43. So to you Freshmen may we say you have shown many possibilities, let's see you develop them all. Top row, left to righte-A-Evelyn Kiar, Glen Knapple, Bob Knuth, Clair Kreitz, Lea Kufeldt, Lourene Kug- ler, Ellen Lerdall, Virginia Levick, Carroll Louden, Charles McLean, Dorothy McNamar, Norman Meyer. Second row--Phyllis Michel, Millicent Miller, Lucille Mouzes, Stella Mouzes, Betty Mullin, Louis Mienoz, Byron Meyers, leanne Neff, Ted Nimie, Yvonne Norton, Thersa Ogorsolka, Stanley Otto. Third rowfl-larriet Page, Wilma Pederson, Darlene Perkins, Donna Peters, Evelyn Phillips, Wayne Pickering, Gene Pinkerton, Bob Prideaux, LaVon Ransdell, Esther Rasmussen, Iune Rasmussen, Ray- mond Redding. Fourth row-elris Regouby, Marie Resch, Aurella Ringenberg, Al Rodd, Gerald Roe, Frances Ryan, Ellen Sage, lames Scott, lennie Silas, Glen Simpson, Robert Snowden, Ruth Sorensen. Fifth roweeBill Speak, Natalie Stauffer, lean Stedman, Claude Stevens, Franklyn Stockton, Wilma Strever, Arnold Streumpler, Betty Stryker, Elizabeth Stuart, Stanley Taylor, Wayne Taylor, Warren Teetor. Bottom row -Y Bill Turley, Bill Turner, Donna Weirauch, Vernon Welliver, Wilma Wells, Annette Wil- helm, Edna Wirth, Marie Wirth, Willard Wood, Emanuel Wunder. Page 21

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President lint Kelly tells a aood one as evidenced by the smiles ot Secretary Patsy Banks, Treasurer Donna Peters and Vice-President Stanley Haworth. WWW ew mg Top row, left to riaht Bob Bailey, Pat Banks, Ioe Beans, Wilma Beans, Max Beyl, Balioh Boilesen, Bill Bowen, Vlillard Brandenburg. Second row l.aVauqhn Brodine, Marqaret Brown, lune Brunner, Harriet Burnett, Don Cain, Aleta Carpenter, George Casper, lrene Corder. Third rowe- Donna Cowles, David Cranford, Buth Decker, Bob Delahunty, leanne Dick, Buth Dietenbach, Marjorie Dodae, Marjorie Duryea. Fourth row Earl Edrnisten, Melrose Evert, Robert Fitzsimrnons, Dorothy Porernan, Leona Fox, Lloyd Gebhardt, LaVere Glenn, Bevins Haley. Fifth row -Ernest Harmoney, Glemys Hasenyaaer, lean Hatfield, lim Ha- worth, lunior Heine, Betty Hiblgs, Phyllis Hibbs. Bottorn rowf Dick Hock, Norma Howell, Beverly Iohnson, Masami Kanda, Kathryn Kearney, lirn Kelly, Arnold Kirwiri, Euaene Kiar. Page 20

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, ' 1 -4 Student enthustasrn reached the peak when an November 28 the entnre student body paraded dawn Main Street at II a. nt pfeaaina supparttotnefA4uune h4an eleven mdnch nun and Canaumed We Gadkwdnuq Swedesin he Uadmana1Thanks azvinq Day taatbatt battle. One hundred seventeen bicycles, ndden bytnah:xhoolmuJenx dndqnadeschoatpupns wen? a feature at the parade. Paqe 22