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

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l'LL TAKE DENTINE . . . So speaks Phyllis Duifey ci sho ptirvlitisov cm utter school refreshment olonq 1 luck Bittztson, Betty 'l'liompson, cmd Dick Rickel. S. W. XX. K .... Ellen Dollos, Alto Wt'ii'tier, Pou- lm Cortittr, lkttty Gale Stokes, cmd lryl Tomoselc send :tit 'lliilwvrctilosis Christnius Seols, lSN'T HE CUTE?...FrC1ncis Shecrft, loyce Smith, Delphine Ayers, Lloyd Iones, Shirley lotcobson, ond Lo- Verne Burhop stop ot Horknesses for G time ond G visit. SOUND IS CHECKED HERE . . . Mr. Miller explains the mechanism of his new projector to Doris Smith, Allen Koehn, Harry Woehrle, Vcxuqhn Miller, Theresa McCorkle ond Dorothy Atkin- son. Qu J'- JW

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ANOTHER ASSEMBLY . . . Na- omi Willeis, Phyllis Ladwiq, Violet Phipps, Doris Hollibauqh, Virqinia De- lap, and Colleen Bauer wait for the pro- qram to beqin. B O AT I N' . . . Robert Warner, Wayne Hosick, Wayne Corder, Donald Cross, Kenneth Beran, and Tommy Old- iather continue work on Manual Art projects. SEEKING NEW ANGLES . . . Alice Sipes, Maxine Curley, Leona Decker, Leona Brandenberq, Warren Davidson, and Mose Cebellos are do- inq board work. Q :Al X3 J , A x X x Lf v-N N , Ri 1 X K If Page 20 COKES EOR FQUR . . . Ralph Falkinburq, Marjorie Reynolds, Ieanno Transue, and Larry Bourn down cokes aiier a busy day ai school.

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...and the T R E S r 1 Vllj' ' A ,rt ,. Q Httltil N I V tall, some lUO-odd awe-stricken, areen ireshnien make their appear- U SJ . j a in the lockered corridors ot Lexington Hiah, and proceed to tind out JV' y. it's all about. They will experience an important nretarnorphosis each ot 1 . ly' , ll 'ihe tour, ars ot their high school careers. Marry opportunities are otterod ,J TY thesgy wcomers and they will take advantage ot every one tor they know , f fl Q here is always room at the top tor the ambitious persons in the ranks. 1 D j Mark Teetor, Bob Haworth, Barbara Moraan, and Bonnie Vtfesttall have al- ready started their upward scale while serving as COMPUTE THE INTEBEST . . . Garnet Meister, Marylyn X Krietz, Betty Lernmer, Anna Si- las, lrene Beinharclt and Laur- etta Nirnie are the lunior Busi- ness students workina at the lvoard. ITS WRITTEN IN THE BOCKSH . . . Loretta Hanson, Thelma Meusch, Evelyn Knoop, Myrl Holliday, Birth Schurr, and Betty Mazanic help Mr. Bacon post latest book jackets. LEX'l-CON . . . Willcrrd Chapman, Williarii Bichardson, lerorne Coryell, and Nis lessen make use of the dictionary in preparing their lessons. FUTURE TEACHERS . . . Lulu Perry, Opal Draper, Miss Bee, Barbara Meuller, Letitia Tallon, and Aqnes Grutorad qive their attention to Phyllis Hanson who presides over a committee rneetina. class oiticors during tho yrear. EXPLOTUNG E'XPElDlTlON . . . Phyllis Corder, Elnora Brown, Nona Lake, Loretta Gill, Bill llil'uhar'd, and Roliert Travel seek knowledge. PRACTICE MAKES EOR PEP . . . loan Boqnor, Marian- na Zulaut, Marjorie Reynolds, E l o i s e P r a s c h, Madeline George, and Marjorie Britton do a little practicing on the side.