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

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I' Juniors fTop Rowj GERALD KREITZ I may be old but I have young ideas. LOWELL LAPE I've got the Bakery Shop Blues because I nezd the dough. ELEANOR LEVICK Speech is silverg would that I might coin it. VIVIAN LEWIS A proper maiden this--and thoughtful. GERALD LOCKHART In short he was a very pretty fellow. ANNA MAE LONG She does not live up to her name. iMiddle Rowj MAXINE LONGLY Weighed in the balance, and found not want- ing. VVILLIAM LOW Sometimes I sit and think, and sometimes I just sit. , MPX VERNA LUX i, Childhood and youth, friendship and lovc's V f'rst glow. ai W 2 'ix l lf? ff Ngf: 'I I f GW ,' I lg! i- f,wr-: ' M i il if ll ilj lax' as 1 '? I -se of i'ss .QBAJQL w .S , , Q9 f lg , .... QFf-GQifg?v I if -.. 'i '. ' -' I' liiigj .s..t. 1 ff L- ,, KEITH MAY WM pardon much in those of genius. MAYNARD MINGUS Get onto my 'style' of dancing f?j JAMES MITCHELL Nothing to do till tomorrow. ROLAND MORGAN Good men are likenesses of the gods. lBottom Rowj ROBERT MYERS To all is given speechg to wisdom few. LSTHER PASSAGE A great sweet silence. LACEIL PHILLIPS Silence is the essential condition of happiness ROY POOR Ulf m0n9Y talks, listen to my bankroll whisper JOSEPHINE ROBINSON In faith, lady, thou hath a merry heart. MARGARET SAULSBURY Variety is the spice of life-here's one variety

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5 X Xlxi. Juniors lTop Rowj HELEN DOUGHTY Of disposition she's most sweet. ERVAN FANDRY If work interferes with play, give up work. DORIS FLYNN I shall be as secret as the grave ' WAYNE GAINSFORTH I love the girls, I really think I do. LOLA GOOD One person I have to make good-myself. CHESTER GUILES Girls don't look at me, I am so bashfulf' tlVliddle Rowj HAROLD GUILES He enjoys a Hunt in or out of season. PHILLIP GEORGE He cloesn't believe in love at first sight, nor does he take a second look. DOROTHY GILLETTE A girl's greatest power is in sincerity. FAYE GOEDERT Oh, think not my spirits are always so WALTER HAMMOND A man you can bank on in a pinch. RAY HANSON Has outgrown the intellectual ambitions freshman year. LUCILLE HATTING Pretty blondes are hard to find but herels lBottom Rowj MARJORIE HAVVORTH I'm still as happy as I was. LYLE HEBREW light. of his one. I'm always in haste but never in a hurry. ELSIE HLADKY An answer to a teacher-'s prayer.' THERESA HOFREITER Character is higher than intellect. MARION JOHNSON He doesn't talk often, but thinks a lot. ALFARETTA KREITZ I'd rather be, than seem to be. r 'x L1 5 iss fl ,, . ff 45 if .K , . 1 it if llli E L N 7' E li z if l 1 w K l .ps-.i1.:-T. AF I ---- ff'1syi

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.UV Juniors fTop Rowj STANLEY SHERMAN I-Iad his opinions on everythingg but kept them to himself. - WAYNE SHUSTER I have ambition to be tough and drink pop. ROBERT SILL Sometimes a little man casts a long shadow. CORRINNE SMITH We like you still-the stiller the better. MARGARET SNYDER Silence is one great art of conversation. WANDA SPADE Quiet-unlike most girls. flvliddle Row, ADA SPEAK Her work is neat, she has dancing feet. VERNA SPEAK Good at sewing, and longs to be a Taylor. ROBERT STUART Single, studious, but not satisfied. BETTY THOMAS All for love or the world well lost. EARLINE TILSON Too much of a good thing is bad. WINNIFRED XVALLACE I am modest, but yet I am wise. CLARENCE WEIDES A possessor of 'sax' appeal. lBottom Rowj AGNETA WELLS A touch of high life will do you no harm. ELVA VVESTFALL Has much faith in her own opinions, and some in others. LEROY WHITE It's better to wear out than to rust out. EDITH WILSON For learning hath she in abundance. LENA WINKLER A happy girl who is a worthwhile friend. ftmx AGATHA YOUNG ' ' Truly she is one who makes the pen mighlier ij-Q than the sword. 'v I I 1 . si? n I N 5 13,7 fl7 X-. M: Qbqgff-sb. X .1 ---.. gb' x Y i if ,J A .... J