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

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Page 26 Back row D Casey E Mxller Mr Cox M1ssRobmson. Second row H Fcxlkmberg D Barmore V Norns S Rcmsdell D Dorwart E Hennek Farsi row I.. Hodges C Hnderson.I Roberts E Cook G Hoiferber B Ferguson Student Council The Student Counctl under the gutdance of tts sponsors MISS Robmson and Mr Cox has done a great deal to make hte at L H S really enloyable The members have worked hard on varlous commtttees and have trled to present an assembly and an all school party every month One of 1ts ma1or accompltshments was the Football Dance whlch was held Just after the close of the season Pit thts event the year s football captatn and queen were announced and presented The boys that lettered 1n football were also announced and the school dance band played lor a portxon of the evemng Durtng the Chrtstmas season the sound of chtmes and Chrtstmas carols rang through th halls Mlss Hanson and Mr Peterson as tsted w1th the annual Chrtstmas assembly It Conslsted of the dramattzatton ot some of the well known Chrlstmas carols wtth a choral and band accompantment Student Counc1l assemblles have been presented at vanous ttm s throughout th year w1th the ald of the H1 ltnx H1 Y and the Speech class Fl new constltutlon was adopted by the memb rs durtng the year whtch clearly stat s the organtzatton s responslbthttes and duttes The ott1cers elected forthe year were Presldent Eugene Hennek VICE Presldent Georgta Hotferber Secretary Treasurer Ed Cook Members for the year were Freshmen Dan Dorwart Lorratne Hodges Sophomores Charles Hnderson Deo Casey Vlrgene Norns lumors Helen Falkmberg Boyd Ferguson Shtrley Ran dell Iames Roberts Senxors Dxck Barrnore Ed Cook Eugene Hennek Georgxa Hofferber Eugene Mtller Sponsors were MISS Robxnson and Mr Cox I . . . , . I Z . , . 1 - 1 . I - 1 - - I , . . , . . . , . - f 1 - ' . . . . Q V, . S, . . 5 . . . . Q D ' I ' 1 - 9 3 . I , I . S 1 - f , f

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I. Hermek. S. Dorwart. D. Hnderson. I. Duryea. Forty-Niners It may aptly be said that La Femmes rule the roost in the sophomore class. Led by four ou standing young misses, the sophies have come a long way from the little frosh of last year. They have taken part quite freely in sports and organizations. Hs a class they have a high academic record and, unless they develop mental inertia, seem to be headed for scholastic stardom. Musical talent abounds, and, if music again plays an important part in L. H. S., the members of this class will certainly add their share of ability. Many members have joined various L. H. S. Clubs. Though few of them hold offices, they are gaining experience toward these positions for the time when they are upper classmen. is z . , ! 1 s Y ,big A' - r 1 ' . f G. Beisner, L. Phillippi, D. Fisher. M. Prasch. Class of 'Fifty Remember your first day as a Freshie in L. H, Sf? This class of 1958 has grown from that bewildered September group to one of many talents and achievements. They have taken an active part in our music de- partment, sports, F. F. H., and in the numer- ous school organizations. Both Iunior High football and basketball teams have fine records. The highlights of their season was the win over McCook in the finals at the Southwest Conference Tour- ney at Gothenburg. Thanks for your help in making this a big year in the history of our school. You are off to a good start. Power aheadl Class Officers President . Gene Beisner Vice President. . Marlene Prasch Secretary ..... . . Donny Fisher Treasurer ..... . . . .. Larry Phillippi Class Sponsors Mr. Norris Holen Mrs. Dorothy Seibert Paq 25

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Lett to nght H. Hall S Ransdell L Oades E Hennek M I Oldlather B Stewart M L Iohnson E Cook E Mxller R Smrth D Barmore Mxss Robmson B Fnchter H Rxchardson, G Holierber I Kam D Kopt C Hxll National Honor Soclety Character Scholarship Leadershlp, and Servlce Each sprtng the faculty elects 1un1or and sentor students worthy ot membershtp tn the Natrortal Honor Soctety Only ttve percent ot the 1un1or class and tttteen percent ot the sentor class are ehgrble tor rnembershtp Stnce thts IS the htghest honor that can be bestowed upon an upper classrnan tn th1s school the four card1nal pnnctples Character Scholarshtp Leader shtp and Servtce are carefully constdered Qt the group s ttrst meet1ng Mtss Robtnson announced the purpose and tdeals to the new members Othcers were elected and plans were started for the 1n1t1at1on and banquet scheduled on May 5 Presldent Ed Cook Secretary Mary Lou Iohnson Treasurer Eugene Mtller CORNHUSKER BOYS HND GIRLS STI-ITE Cornhusker Boys and Gtrls State were held lune l 8 1946 at the Um verstty of Nebraska Campus under the sponsorshtp of the Hmertcan Legton Thetr purpose IS to gtve the boys and gtrls ot the state a knowledge of state county and crty government through actual practtce The delegates must be tumors tn htgh school and tn the upper one fourth ot thetr class scholas ttcally Last y ars delegates for the Legton and Legton lfluxtharf were Eugene Mtller and Lela Oades The Rotary Club sponsored Ed C OK and Dtck Barmore ana the Womans Club Tcngcfed Ge V913 Hollefbef G Mxller E Cook D Barmor L Oades G Hotlerber O I I I A I I V 1 V ' I - H - Vice-President . ,c ,..,,c, ,, ,c,,c.t.,,,c,, ., A ,c,, . ,,t,,,,t. ..Dick Barmore , J A A f : . . e '. . o ' I N M I i - V - -- 2, . o ' ' , ' , 3