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

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Fiith row: N. Young, M. Burnett. I. Hlkire, E. Ernst, B. Burgess. E. Kring, I. Beran, M. Stear, E. Stock, M. I. Oldtather, B. McCall, P. Martin, M. L. Iohnson, I. Van Dyke, G. Hotierber. M. O'Connor. E. Zwick, K. Duryea. M. Prasch. G. Luebke, R. Moritz. Fourth row: K. Ernst, L. Knaggs, D. Hibberd. C. Hill, L. Oades, K. Harrington, C. Sanderman, D. Buchholz. G. Pringle. M. Roether. P. Bode, H. Owens. B. Krietz. B. Williams, P. Iohnson, L. Kopf, D. Wickard, P. Demming. C. Halker. B. Scott, C. Gierhan. Third row, standing: W. Linn, L. Nauman, B. Fichter, M. Kirkpatrick: sitting: D. Struempler, G. Iohnston. I Hunke, I. Hiner, B. O'Connor, I. Zeplin. Mrs. Schultze. sponsor, I. Stark. H. Fcxlkinburg. M. Krier. V. Hofierber, L. Knapple, I. Iohnson, I. VanHuken, D. Casey, S. Rcmsdell. L. Casey. Second row: N. Gilland, N. Iones, M. Strever, R. Chadwick, C. Boum, M. Viig, P. Hastings, M. Wallace. D. Hickman, H. L. Lammers. M. Barrett, S. Dorwcirt. S. Cook, M. Rutt. ' - First row: L. H. Smith, D. Karr, E. Viig, G. Rasmussen, D. Coryell, I. Prasch. D. Hndepon, A Zeplin. I- Duryw. Norriis M. Oades. I. Hutt. 4 . 1' , 1 f L , 'iw 'Q ,ri . , 4-' P . L u I.. l - C , o I 1 I VIH 1, . W! f- f .i , L 5 Y V- LL fix -' ,L ,v 1 ll ,' lf ' 1 ' ' 1 ,AL ff i , i V L',f V ' a ,IJ J ,A A i O O 1 v . I Hi-.lm Q f +1 at 4' i 4 yi' vi' 1. ff I H 4. Hi-Iinx, an organization for providing extra-curricular activities tor girls, has grown from an original membership ot sixty to a present enrollment ot one hundred twenty-live. Mrs. Schultze has led the group through a successful year ot tun and Work beginning with the initiation of new members, Highlights of the year were an old-fashioned spelling bee featuring many beautiful though ancient Costumes, the annual Christmas caroling, and observance ot the traditional Heart Sister Week. Volley ball, basket ball, and softball were played in season. President , , .Marjorie Viig Vicefpresident Ioanne Hennek Secretary Norma Young Treasurer i Maureen Zeplin Page 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

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Hi-Y Under the co-sponsorship of Mr, Trupp and Mr, Dyke, the Hi-Y has functioned effectively this year. Flfter a typically rugged Hi-Y initiation, the boys, who were elected from the list of applicants by the entire group, held many interesting meetings, and carried out many club activities. The boys heard two informative lectures from prominent local businessmen. Mr. Bernard Smith told of life and conditions in Iapan, and Mr. H. R. Kirkpatrick spoke on city planning. Plfter practicing basketball in the gym at a few meetings, the organization played the F. F. Q. team twice and were victorious both times. One of the important social events of the year, the Hi-Y sponsored box social, featured inflationary prices on the steadies boxes. Suzanne Dorwart's box was judged the prettiest and she received as a prize a large bottle of cologne During the spring the club sold white T shirts emblazoned with black Minute Men Plt this writing the annual picnic has not been held but it is certain to be a great success Ofhcers President Ed Cook Vice President E l-lennek Secretary Treasurer B Barrett Third row I Dodge B Seberger G Hennek B Zxmmerman R Seberger W Burnett I Pesha K. Smith M Kirwan B Ferguson B Stewart E Kirwan D Rathke D Barmore B Barrett Second row Mr Trupp Mr Dyke D Fagot G Michel B Hnderson D Dorwart I Randecker G Bexsner B Smith D Speak I Roberts D Trautmcm 'l' David I Hnderson K Dodge H Lauby First row E Cook C Hnderson B Karr H Richardson R Transue D Ingram K Zlmmerer I ODonnell B McKee H Rmgenberg Pace 29 , . , , 1 , . , ' , . . In ' -- - -- -- -- 1 - -- - .. V - , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1