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

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L 1.1 Gjbinute Span 1- 3 Miss RUTH limos Genoa Music. Kearney State Teachers College. Miss EVELYN NORTQN Polk Declamalory. Uni. of Nebraska, George Washington Uni. MISS HELEN VVILES Plaltslnoutli Spanish. Nebraska Wesleyaix Uni., Northwestern Uni. Miss CICRTRLIDLJ Ho1s1NsoN Lincoln History. Peru State Teachers College, Uni. of Nebraska, Chicago University. Miss LILLIAN HANs0N York Normal Training. Uni. of Nebraska, Kearney State Teachers Col- lege, Palmer Schocl, Uni. of California, Co- lumbia Uni. Miss XVILMA FARRAR Hastings Mathematics. Hastings College, Uni. of Nebraska. MRS. JENNIE JACOBS Alliance English. Kearney State Teachers College, Uni. of Colo- rado. Miss HELEN Kam CI Exeter Home Economics. Iowa State University, Uni. of Nebraska. 930 Page Eight

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Miss Margaret Knapple PRINCIPAL Peru Stale Collegeg Kearney State Collegeg Comer Collegeg Uni. of Wisconsing Uni. of Nebraska. just what do you think school would be like without Miss Knapple? It is hard to conceive of doing without her. She comes in contact with every one. You may not even know other teachers under whom you have no classes, but Miss Knapple is the personal adviser of all. She knows every student and seems to understand exactly the environment and home conditions that prevail. How she is able to help everyone out of difficulties, guide pupils into proper channels, and at the same time be the force which keeps the school life going smoothly is a mystery. Executive, teacher, personal adviser-she ex- cels in all. Page Seven Mr. C. E. Collett SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Nebraska Wesleyang C 0 lu rn b ia Unig Uni. of Nebraska. We have at the head of this great Educa- tional Institution a man who is very capable, a man worthy of the responsibility he assumes, Superintendent Collett. Since Mr. Collect came to us in 1922, the enrollment. the number of faculty members. the number of departments and organizations have increased remarkably. lnlowever, our superintendent has many more admirable qualities. He strives not only for material progressiveness but also for the main- tenance of the highest ideals. His excellent ex- ample of character, service, and strength of per- sonality is ever before us. His keen interest in the advancement of good for all is felt not only by the school but bv the whole community. E

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minute Span - Miss NlARY MASTIN Kearney Latin. Kearney State Teachers College, Uni. of Colo- rado. Miss BERTHA SOKER Hildreth Commercial. Doane College, Uni. of Nebraska.. MR. OSCAR SVVANSON Lexington Manual Training. Kearney State Teachers College. MISS LORINE JOHANSEN Lexington English. Central College, Nebr. Wesleyan Uni., Uni. of Nebraska. 1930 Page Nine Miss NlILDR!-1D KRUMM Tilden Music. Uni. of Nebraska. MR. PAUL H. JACOBS Lincoln Science. Uni. of Nebraska. MR. BRYAN HAnnm,L Lexington Athletics. Nebr. Wesleyan Uni., Uni. of Illinois, Notre Dame, Uni. of California, Uni. of Nebraska, Uni. of Iowa. Kearney State Teachers College. Miss LAURA JOHNSUN Private Secretary to Supt. of Schools,