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

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B. Fichter K. Foss H. Hull D. Hibberd C. Hill G. Holferher Flttractive Bemcrdine Fichter took her freshman courses in Emola, Nebraska, and her sophomore subjects at Madison, Nebraska. She was a member of Hi-Iinx C3, 45, F, T. H. C3, 45, and the annual staff. Kenneth Foss will not graduate, Quiet but very friendly Hrthea Hall, whose dili- gent work in school shows up on her report card, took immense interest in F. T, Pl, C3, 45 and was a member of the annual staff C45. Quiet, amiable Phyllis Hanncz's special interests were in Home Ec. Club Cl, 25 and Glee Club Cl5. Pleasant Lois Hanson pulled down excellent grades in her Commercial Club work C35, and mcde super write-ups for the news notes C35, She also added her voice to the many in Glee Club Cl, 25. Fl future doctor, Eugene Hennek. has shown lead' ership and dependability in many ways. I-le let- tered in football C2, 3, 45, Track C2, 35, took part in the junior play C35, and annual staff C45. He belonged to L club C2, 3, 45, l-li-Y Cl, 2, 3, 45 and was vice- president of same C3, 45. l-le was also president of the Student Council C45, and of his class C35. Page 20 P. Hanna L. Hanson E. Hennek I. Hunke H. Hunt H. lessen Blonde, good-looking Delores Hibberd entered into Band C2, 3, 45, Commercial Club C3, 45, Home Ec. Club Cl, 25, l-li-linx Cl, 2, 3, 45, Pep Club Cl, 2, 3, 45, Glee Club Cl, 25 and news notes C45, Dee was leader of all the majorettes C45. Cute Carol Hill, participated in Commercial Club C45, Hi-linx C3, 45, junior play C35, Pep Club C3, 45 of which she was secretary-treasurer C45, Glee Club C35, news notes C3, 45 taking the burden of Editor C45, and annual staff C45. Efficient Georgia Hoiferber entered many fields. Hi-linx Cl, 2, 3, 45, president C3, 45, Pep Club Cl, 2, 3, 45, president C45, Student Council C3, 45, Band C35, news notes C3, 45, Editor C45, and Girl Stater, Little but mighty is Icrmes Hunke, his ecsy-going manner and his quick wit add to the laughter we hear ringing through the corridors. Easy-going Harvey Hunt has always been popu- lar among the students at L, H. S. Without entering into any outside activities he has proved himself willing and ready to take on any job offered him. Mild-mannered Helga lessen has been active in the following: Commercial Club C35, F. T. Pl. C35, Clee Club C35, and l-li-linx C3, 45.

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Small, but capable of great things is Dick Bar- more. Dick participated in band 1l, 2, 3, 43, Hi-Y 13, 43, Student Council 143, Junior play, Pep Club 143, Glee Club 13, 43, Plnnual Staff 143, Honor Society 13, 43, and Boys' State. Beverly Bates, that little gal known to her class mates for her perfected ar. of mimicry, Qctivities include Student Council 1l3, Glee Club 1l, 23, Pep Club 1l, 2, 3, 43, cheerleader 123, f-li-linx 1l, 23, Commercial Club 133, dramatics 143, and annual staff 143. Fl quiet fellow with a very friendly manner is Richard Beans. F. P Fl. 1l, 2, 3, 43. Qlways ready with a smile is friendly Ray Blevins. who has made his vocation farming. F. F. Q. 11, 23 will help him immensely in future years. Robert Brinson proved that he possessed a great amount of skill in track 133. He was a member of the L Club 13, 43, Dependable Ruth Cummins put much of her spare time into Commercial Club 133, Home EC Club 12, 3, 43, l-lielinx 12, 33, Pep Club 123, and Glee Club 12 3 43. 1 1 Marilyn DeBord moved away to Kearney last December. Elleanor Dodge will not graduate. Where the kids congregate for the pause that refreshes. M. L. Iohnson and B. Bates serve cokes to senior group. Tom Dorwart took band 1l, 23, and after a year 133 at St. Regis, Denver, Colorado, he resumed studies at L. H, S. and belonged to the Pep Club 143, and Glee Club 143. lndustrious Kathleen Draper has shown her abil- ity and ingenuity in Commercial Club 13, 43, Hi-linx 1l, 43, Pep Club 1l, 23, Cflee Club 1l3, news notes 133, secretary-treasurer of the Home EC Club 143, and annual staff. Hr! Edmisten will not graduate this spring. Plmiable Hlfred Fagot has shown his journalistic talents by getting write-ups for the news notes 133.

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Tall, graceful, and pretty Mary Lou Iohnson spent her first three years of high school at Cozad. En- rolling in Lexington High this year, she joined the Hi-Iinx 143, and was chosen for the Hnnual Staff 143. Iulicx Hnn Iohnson proved her ability in band 1l, 23, Commercial Club 133, Hi-Iinx 143, Glee Club 13, 43 and news notes 133. We see the brightest of futures for Naomi Iohn- ston, an ael gal, who did her bit for Hi-linx 1l, 2, 3, 43, Glee Club 1l, 2, 3, 43, Commercial Club 133, and junior play. Likable George Kcmda has contributed his share of the work to F. F. Q. 1l, 2, 3, 43. His wit and sense of humor have advanced him into the upper brack- ets of class room entertainment. Pln always ready-and-willing worker is friendly Iulia Hnn Kleopping, a member of the Pep Club 11, 2, 3, 43, Hi-linx 1l, 2, 3, 43, Home Ec. Club 113, Commercial Club 133, and Glee Club 1l3. Blonde, petite Hrlene Kncrpple has earned a good name in Commercial Club 133, Hi-linx 11, 2, 3, 43, Pep Club 1l, 2, 3, 43, Glee Club 1l3, news notes 13, 43, and the Hnnual Staff 143. She was secretary of her class 113, and a drum majorette 13, 43. H wonderful person to have around is Irene Kring. Her three loves have taken the forms of Commercial Club 13, 43, Pep Club 1l, 23, and Hi-Iinx 12, 3, 43, of which she was secretary 12, 33. Sports minded Hmold Lauby lettered in football 12, 3, 43, basketball 12, 3, 43 and Track 123. He be- longed to Hi-Y 1l, 2, 3, 43, Dramatics 143, L Club 12, 3, 43, was vice-president of class 123 and was elected captain of the basketball squad. Donna Lemmer can certainly pull down top rate grades in all her subjects. She belonged to the Commercial Club 133. Track man 133, Eugene Lloyd also took upon him- self the job of gathering bits of information for the news notes 133. He is a member of the L Club 13, 43, and was a district Golden Gloves champion this year. Q,'d Gan.. Aa' P. new member of the Senior class this year is Paul McKee. His first three years were spent in Oxnard, California, Friendly, good-looking Eugene Michel lettered in football 12, 3, 43, was elected captain of the team 143, took part in track 133, Hi-Y and the L Club 12, 3, 43, was treasurer of class 123, and vice- president 133.