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

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-,. 'e X.. sp Promising, rltat describes the ninety-s1x Sopnoniores. The-v are proving :hernselves capable of loecorninq dependable citi- zens. Talent is plentiful and there is great promise of many successful careers. These loyal true Minute Men and Maids will come more and nzore into the iirne-l1qnt as the years Corne and ao. Heres wishing theni all the luck possible lil their en- deavors ot the future. Page 21 RJ

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First row: Bch Bailey. Pat Banks, Joe Beans. W'ilma Beans, Max Beyl, Ralph Boilesen. Bill Bowen. Clara Bolen. LaVaugn Brodine. Harriet Burnett. Jane Brunner. Aleta Carpenter, George Casper. Irene Corder. Donna Cowles. David Cranford. Second row: Ruth Diefenhach. Ruth Decker. Jeanne Dick. Aetoa Dillman, Marjorie Dodge. Mar- jorie Duryea. Earl Eclmisten. Melrose Evert. Dorothy Fore- man. LaVera Glenn. Ernest Har- money, Jean Hatfield. Jizn Ha- worth. Stanley Havw'orth. Glennys Haysenyager. Betty Hibbs. Third row: Junior Heine. Dick Hoclt. Milton Howell. Norma Howell. Beverly Johnson. Ma- snmi Kanda. Kathryn Kearney. Jim Kelly, Arnold Kirwan. Glenn Knapple. Evelyn Kjar. Eugene Kjar. Clair Kreitz. Bob Knuth. Lourene Kugler. Lea Kufeldt. Fourth row: Virginia Levick. Carroll Loudon. Charles Mac' Lean. Byron Mey'ers. Norman Meyer, Phyllis Michel. Millicent Miller. Betty Mullin. Stella Mouzes, Louis Munoz, Jeanne Neff, Yvonne Norton. Hariet Page. Wilma Pedersen. Evelyn Phillips, Donna Peters. Fifth row: Bob Prideaux. Le- Vona Ransdell, June Rasmussen. Esther Rasmussen, Raymond Red- ding, lris Regouby, Gerald Roe. Frances Ryan. Ellen Sage. James Scott. Jeannie Silas. Ruthie Smith. Ruth Sorensen. Mary Spurgetis, Billy Speak. Natalie Stauffer. Sixth row: Wilma Stn-ver. Bet- ty Stryker. Elizabeth Stuart. Wayne Taylor. Warren Teetor. Bill Turley. Bill Turner, Joan Wengler. Wilma W'elIs. Vemon Welliver. Roger W'inter. Donna Weirauch. Leola Weirauch. Aur- ella Ringenberg. J supnumuafs Page 20 -X 'Donna Peters, Presldenr Billy Speak, Vice-President ' Marjorie Durye-cr, Secretary Bob Knuth, Trees urer

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www PWM JKWJWWFHESHMEH ffflcft The Freshmen, our future Ll-l.S. leaders, are usually considered inexperienced but the ninety-two members ot the class ot l944 have already started a record that makes people realize their possibilities. lt takes time to develop efficiency and chaiacter, but they have already evidenced their ability to lead in the riaht direction. By their willingness to do a hard task well, the Preshies are showinfll Dust what type ot a school Ll-IS. will be when these scholars are at the helm. So We say to you, Freshmen, show your talents and continue to make us proud of our Lexinaton Hiqh School. Some day before you realize it, you too will be Seniors and enjoy their privileges.