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

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fl Several important musical roles were portra ed by the talented vocal groups, the trio and the triplie trio. The trio consisted of Mary Ruth Rickertsen, Mary Lou Foreman, and Katherine Zeplin. Their accompanist was Sarlou Newman. The triple trio was comprised of Jackie Hudson, JoAnn Zimmerer, Mary Ruth Rickertsen, Karen Rupe, Sharon Knispel, Jean Orthman, Betty Zapp, Karla Banta, and Doralee Yeutter. They were accom- panied by Luanne Stewart. Harlan McConnell was ao companist for two important groups, Choir and Boys' Glee Club. The sophomores have made a good showing in many activities during their two years in high school. One of their outstanding features was the sponsoring of a street dance after the first football game. They have planned many money-making stunts and have proved their ability to become the next stand-ins. JOHNNY COMES LATELY: Mary Jo Lemmer, Darla Boggs, john Neben, Keith Carpenter, Theresa Ogorsolka. I DREAM OF JEANIE: Larry Perkins, Walter Hemelstrand, jean Orthman, Larry McCammon, Lowell Bowman. SWING YOUR PARTNER: Sharon Harvey, Charlene Hosick, Bob Collins, Sandra Hofferber. DON'T BOTHER TO KNOCK: Roger Short, Everett Hlbba, Shirley Wood, Alfred Cochran. MUSCLE MAN: Betty Reichert, Karla Banta, jim Munoz, Shirley Huff, Doralee Yeutter. X,-x X-1 4' L-

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The SOPHOMORE CLASS climbed another step up the ladder of stardom under the leadership of Dorothy Schinzel, presidentg Harlan McConnell, vice-presidentg Betty Zapp, secretaryg and Mary Ruth Rickertsen, treasurer. Lending their vivacity to Student Council were Luanne Stewart, Don Teets, and David Gauger. Doralee Yeutter was chosen to star as a varsity cheer- leader. The sophomores were under the supervision of Mr. Schere and Mr. Grote. One sophomore boy, David Foster, received a letter in varsity football. Many sophomores received reserve football letters. They also had large acting parts dur- ing the basketball and track seasons. 1 :DJ rum . - t Q4 il Nts, LET'S HAVE FUN: Dave GIUQBY, Harlan McConnell, Mary Ruth Rlckertsen, Betty Zapp, Dorothy Schlnzel, Luanne Stewart, absent was Don Teets. DREAM GIRL: Kermit Debban,-IoAnn Zlmmerer, Olivia Rupert, Karen Rupe, Kent Galbler. TEA FOR TWO: Mary Lou Foreman, Sharon Knlspel MY PAL GUS: Larry Weides, David Wolfe, Lois Kitsmlller, Marilyn Flint, Betty Smith. THE VELVET TOUCH: David Folter, Katherine Zeplin, Sarlou Newman, Harold Stuckey. 5

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M, E 31 WE WERE DANCING Wilma Olmstead, Jack Welliver Janice Phillippi, David Parks GOING MY WAY Glenn Garcia, joe Maloley, Raymond Way Beulah Teetor, Shirley Haines, Kathleen Kirby STOP, YOU'RE KILLING ME Rita Alvarado, Dick Burkey, Ilyne Kruse Patty Barron PAGE 24 SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON Myrna Whittaker, Donna Sherman, JoAnn Bauer Lola Knoedler BETWEEN US GIRLS Margaret Adams, Albert Chandler, Martin Schwarz Henry Ewoldt, Keith Schwarz, Orla Price FOUR JACKS AND A JILL Francis Biehl, Darwin Hagan, Roijeanne Reutlinger Harold Adams, Bob Jeffries