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

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Fourth row: I. McGuire, H. Kreitz. S. Dodge, D. Bacon, R. KI' me, G. Wolff. R. Smith. C. Speak, C. Kugler, S. Bock. R. Stark. Third row: P. Hpgar, B. Regouby, I. Byers, I. Carr, B. Clark, R. Gcrrmillo, I. Ingram, H. Wolfe, K. Winkler, E. Brown. Second row: C. Hiner, W. Wehrle. N. Henderson, B. Newton, R. Brummet, G. Crawlord, R. Bossung. R. Wheeler. I. Halker, L. Owens. F. N I . . xrst row. I.. Hunke, I. Mllbourne, L. Smith, C. Carter, I. Hdams, G. Hagan. C. Mcxcke, D. Dyer. D. Wickurd. L. Hodges, R. Dorwart. WW The Eighth grade is composed ot forty! tive students, Subjects studied are history, arithmetic, science, English, home ecof nomics, shop, geography, arid art, Miss Leopold and Mr. Garner are the teachers in charge ot the eighth grade homefrooms. Cheerleaders, who with the seventh grade cheerleaders direct the Pep Club composed ot members of the two classes, are Louise I 5301 ffff' ' wens, Rosemary Wheeler, Ianet likwtl nd Ioyce Ingram, The assembly program which was given in Ianuary consisted of two oneeact plays, piano numbers, and a Minstrel Show. Though the class seems small, rural stu- dents who will join the group as they enroll for high school next year will greatly in- crease the present size. DBRKIE ENTERTHINMENT Page Z1

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IUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FHCULTY: Second row: Norris Holen, Richard Peterson, Willis Trupp, Robert Gamer. First row: Clara Geiger, Geraldine Norton. Virginia Parrish, Tressie Leopold. univr High The Seventh grade is an exceptionally large class this year with eighty-two mem- bers, who occupy the two largest rooms ot the Iunior High School, with Miss Norton and Miss Parrish as homefroom supervisors. Boys from this grade help to make up the Iunior l-ligh football and basketball squads and are coached by Mr, Garner, The teams are backed by the Iunior l-ligh Pep Club and two sets ot cheerleaders, the seventh grade cheerleaders being Carolyn Carroll, Margaret Gauger, Carolyn Speak, and Ianet George. The class also has a good representation in the high school band. The traditional seventh grade assembly was presented in the spring. Qn up-and-coming group, this Class of l953 is bringing with them new talent and ability. Fourth row: R. Vance. I. Lucas. I. Warren. V. Brown, B. Sanders, S. Rohnert, L. Cunningham. G. Hawks. K. Hyslop. R. Bice, K. Whittaker. T. Hickman, I. Fleming. I. Keenan. K. Barth. S. Parks, B. Spuhler. M. Gauger, D. Bnderson. G. Bense. R. Warner. B. Wilson. Third row: I. George, I. West. G. Winkler. C. Carroll. C. Koehn. P. Iohnston, I. George. B. Vance. I. Lhotak, D. Dorwart, M. Gauger, L. Flynn, E. White, B. Mansir, B. Bourn. V. Casper. I. Florie. P. Hodges. G. Rimpley. Second row: H. Haines, S. Knispel. H. Munoz. D. Schrack. I. Glenn, P. Shivers. B. Wilsey. B. Lloyd. V. Gutschow. S. Brummet, L. Smith. R. Walker, R. Keenan. C. Schneider, I. Cannon, S. Wood, I. St. Iohn. M. Harkless, D. Greenlee, D. Wheeler. First row: R. Sherman. H. Iessen. B. Sailors. N. Lange, C. Dyer. P. Henderson. I. Byrnes. D. Ryan, W, Frickey. R. Shivers. R. McCarter, B. Bice. D. Fanter. P. Smith, B. Westervelt. M. Nell. D. Bolen. C. Speak, M. Kirwan. Page 26 Wrjffji 1, A

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