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

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l uri, A ,J im-5, 'YT Rf' BOY AM I HUNGRY! . . . So it seems as Wiliiia Beans, Donna Peters, Katherine Kearney, Viola Hagan, and Yvonne Norton qrali lor that early inorninq lood. N0 BlCYCLES FOB TWO? . . . War- ren Teetor, Wayne Taylor, Bob Bailey and Leonard Hilton are the cyclists. WHAT MEN! . . . Bill Turley and Stan Haworth seein to lie doing all riqht with airls on each arrn. Pat Banks, Marjorie Dnryea, Virginia Levick and Darlene Perkins are tho girls in iheir Wake. GOOD CAB-GQ . . . Robert Sheffield, Boqer Wiriter, and Glenn Knapple are help- ina Bill Bowen get his three tone in workina order. 7h'fDAY WITH THE GET UP LATE? , . . David Cran- ford has tive ininutes to adjust those shoe laces. Page 14

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.e .,. 1 pg, I pp-up 1 ' V. si ' -.lx ' VIRGINIA STEVENS. LILLIAN STOCK. glee club, 1. 2: Home Ec Club. 1, 2, 35 vice-president of Home Ec Club, 35 Once There Was s Princess , 35 Pepperettes, 45 annual staff, 45 reporter for news notes, 45 National Honor Society, 45 American Passport , 4. EILEEN THINNES, F. T. A., 3,45 Pepperettes, 45 attended Overton High School, 152. MARVIN THINNES, F. F. A., l,2,35 L Club, 3,45 football, 3. MARY LOUISE THOMPSON, glee club, 2, 3,45 band, 1.2, 3.4: leader of twirlers, 45 Home Ec Club, l,2, 35 president of Home Et: Club, 35 Girl Reserves, 1.2, 35 Girls' General Service Club, 45 Speech Arts, 35 Com- mercial Club, 35 Once There Was a Princess , 35 annual staff, 4: National Honor Society, 3,45 American Passport , 4. JACK TURLEY, glee club, l,2,3,45 Hi-Y, 1,2,3,45 Speech Arts, 1,25 Once There Was a Princess , 35 L Club, 3,45 football, 45 basketball, 3,45 track, 3,45 Spiz, l,2,35 annual staff, 45 class secretary, 25 American Pass- port . 4. VIRGINIA WALBRIDGE, band, l,2,45 Home Ec Club. l,2,45 vice-president of Home Ec Club, 45 Girl Reserves, 1. 25 Girls' General Service Club, 45 Student Council, 45 annual staff, 45 attended North Platte High School, 35 American Passport , 4. ALVENA WARD. MORRIS WICKARD, glee club, 2,3,45 Hi-Y, 2. 3.4. ANDREW WILHELM, F. F. A., 3, 4. LE- OLA WILLETS. MARIE WIRTH, Girl Reserves, 15 Speech Arts, 2,35 American Passport , 4. ARNOLD WOEHRLE, F. F. A., 1. ROBERT WRIGHT, Hi-Y, 35 annual staff, 45 attended Minden High School, 1, 2. Six of our seniors joined Uncle Sam's armed forces before finishing their high school years of instructions. Many of the seniors are planning to start their training courses and various occupations this surn- mer immediately after graduating. Some will become defense Workers, while others will begin in civilian work which is equally important in Winning this war. On February 9, each home clock was set up one hour, changing the standard time to War Saving Time, which gives the War workers more daylight working hours. Even with this change of time, time marches on and so do our seniors. We show to the world another high school graduation class with ambitions. , 5 I' ' ' s l I .J Y ' vi 1 .U I , 1 Page I 3

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OR over halt a century Lexington lliah School has stood as a brick in the great wall ot democracy. Thousands ol students have undergone the motamorphosic process from a qcrnqlina sophomore to a burnished junior to lill the niche leit by a senior. A chanainq world ushers in chanainq problems and the problems must bo met and solved by capable and informed leaders. Donna Peters, lim Kelly, lim Haworth, and Bill Speak were the administra, tors ot the future leaders throughout the year. Mr. lacobson and Miss Hanson served as sponsors ot this group durinfi the past year. PA'l'ClllN' UP! . . . Glennys llasenya- BREAK ll UP, BY Tl'lQRl3l2l . . . Rob aer, Aeota Dillman, lane Brunner, Harriet Knuth, Donna Cowles, Donna Weiraiicli and Paae, and Beverly lohnson, pause before a Euaene Kiar are wondering it he means all mirror for last minute preparation for class. he says. LEND 'l'HlNE BARS . . . Miss Robinson TARDY AGAlN? . . . Mr. Casey seems explains an event in history class to Masami puzzled as to the time of arrival of Ruth Diet' Kanda as Vernon Welliyrer, Willard Bran- enbach, lim Kelly, Clair Krietfz, Dick l-lock, denbera, Aleta Carpenter, Marjorie Dodqe, Ruth Sorenson, and 'Phyllis Michel. and leanne Dick prepare their lesson tor an- other class session. llaflc lb