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

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MAKE IT GOCD . . . Zella Apgar, Gloria Streurnpler, Wau- neta Braithwait, lean Wheeler, and Maxine Lange are concoctinq some tasty inorsel, we're sure. 1-NX ,...-..,:.J4-M-.r.f'g,rr.., .f .,. .W ,elim-1, EYES FBQNT . . . Mr. Dun- can, instructor ot music, coni- niands the destiny of the printed notes, with Betty Young, Lila Be' froulwy, Cleo Major, Eileen Edmis- ton, Aaron Kopt, and Bob George as vocalists. TIME lNl . . . Coach lenseri, also So- cial Science instructor, helps Mabel Perry, while Lois Vlfaller, Hallie Mullin, Virginia White, and Lois Carson pore over innurner- alwle dates, treaties, battles, and various other past issues ot importance. ,KX is e,.i ,, EYEING THE MlCBOBE . . .Miss Knap- ple's scientific proteqes examine pond scuin for impurities. Thelrna Bice, Erancos Diass, Marjorie Bichards, Dorothy Derickson, Don llotterher, and Keith Saulshury are the lnusy students.

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it V ! , A Ll'l l'l,l'l Bill Qi' lAZZ l'lMli . . . Pot Mcrrtin, lfllon Sci-io, Wilriicr Pederson, Fron- vos C'Mocno, ond LKIXXOIXNCI Ronsclell hcwo tx zswintt sossion ltutoro tlio turrly troll rinqs. EYES lllGH'll . . . Typists Wiliiicr Wells, llr'rx11t os Ryan, lorry Roo, lris Hoqoulwy, Billy Spook, crnci ltnnos Scott olnninoto tho hunt! uiirlfpontla inotlif.-fl liy pr-oimrriiiyg wooizly lwud- tlvlas. ALL BOUKED UP . . . llutli Sniitli, loo liouns, Dorotliy Foroinon, Ernest Horniony und Molroso Evort look ovor tlio nionthly iiiotgtiziiios wliilo in tliu lilirury. 111110 I7 VVHATS FUNNY? , . . Botty Strykor luno Rosnnissen, Milton Howell, Louis Munoz ond Don Leninior have vorious intor osts os expressed hero. A WHQLE DOLLAR? . . . Lovero Glenn Evolyn Phillips, Betty Mullin ond Verna At kinson tolli ovor idoos lor tlio box social with tho dollfrr prize in inind.

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...andtfieSUPHUmUHES inns LOCKER ROOM BOYS . . . Francis Fa- FUTURE FARMERS? . . . That's right got, Iiin Warreri, Bill Berauist, and Ted Har- Dwight Fagot, Bob Adams, George Blevins voy get ready for a practice ot iun. and Robert Stear prove their agility in voca INFQRMATION PLEASE! . . . Stu- dent Council members, Louise Fagot, Bill Bates, and Gerry Laulwy answer Mrs. Marion Menkes questions about open house. tional agricultural work. HE clock oi time has not ticked away many hours lor the sophomores, but with their ca- reers betore them, the sophies look forward with anticipation to the time when they will occupy key positions along with others and can lord it over the smarties oi next year. These students will be good co-workers in the place lett by juniors next year. Each one will have the opportunity to bring honor and dignity to the school either directly or indirectly. We can only wish the best for these ambitious govgetters. Francis Fagot, Bob Sass, Bill Bates and Gerry Lauby have already proved their ability to lead the class down a coveted path. Pago 19