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

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Although her main interest is band and orchestra work. PAT NAFFZINGHR has found time for Plume Economics Club. Girl Reserves. Speech Arts. and the junior play. LA YERE NELSON. one of the normal trainers, is an active lf. T. A. member. FRANCES ORTIHHVIAN. a norlnal trainer. became a metnber of the student council and Spizerinlctums this year. A very industrious young lady, faithful to any task given her. sltttls up the career of Gl.ADYS OZANNE. A four-vear membership in F. lf. A. and one year in the Hi-Y have interested El.l.SW'ORTH PAGE. LYDIA PIESTER has beat time in the T.. H. S. band for two years and plans to teach after graduation. NORA QUITMEYER has been a Girl Reserse throughout her high school years. She also has been .1 member of the Home Economics Club two years. and an annual staff and Commercial Club member as a senior. DON RICHARDS transferred from Overton in his sophomore year. He has seven l.'s to his credit and is president of the l, Club and a member of the Hi-Y. JIM ROBERTS was in the band four years. He had a part in the junior class play. was a Hi-Y and glee club member. and played football his senior year. ANNA ROBINSON. whose picture appears in the junior set lion. is a home economics student who wishes to become a nurse after graduation. I 48 Three years of home economics have enabled ll.l5NI3 REUT- l.EDGli to make well tailored clothes. Club activities include membership in the Girl Reserves and Home Economics organiia tions. Moving to Lexington from Sidney in his senior year. ROY SHTfAl5lf was chosen president of the student council and honorary captain of the basketball team. JEAN SNIITH. treasurer of Girl Reserves and vicevpresident of Commercial Club. has been in the band four years and in Speech Arts three. Always a good student. a member of the Commercial Club and a Girl Restrve marks the career of NIARY SNYDER. A member of the annual staff in both her junior and senior years. DOROTHX' SPUHLER has also participated in Girl Re- serves, Spil, lrloine Economics Club and Commercial Club. Although BILI, STATON has trouble making it to school and classes on time, l.exington's football opponents found him charging ihead of time. Desiring to share his knowledge with other lads and lassits MILTON STEAK has decided to teach. thus his last two years have been spent in the normal training department. Besides four years in Girl Reserves. two in Horne Economics Club and tivo of glee club. Cl.ARABlil, SWUXNSON has neur been tardy since she started to school. After his graduation this year, DONALD TEETOR. for two years .1 member of Hi-Y. plans to enttr the commercial field. pn ' ,Q .os I W. Naffzinger Nelson Orthman Ozanne Page Piester Quitmc-yer Richards Roberts Rentledge Sheaff Smith Snyder Spnhli r Pczqe I2

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'Y If t i ...-1 af, .of 4 4? Knapple Korteu Lake l.ant7 Lemmer Lobdell Low Lux O. Meister R. M4-ister his-yer Millifr Mingus Moore MARJORIE l.llMMER joined our class for her last two years alter attending South 17. She is a member of Girl Reserves and glee club. In view of becoming a farmer. MILTON LOBDELL has been in the agricultural department and was an lf. li. A. member two years. W'ork in the l'lifY has been KEITH I.OW S extra curricular interest. A four-year member of the senior band and also a member of the lf. T. A. is BETTY LUX who is planning to teach. OPAL MEIS'I'ER'S first interest is commercial work which she hopes to follow after graduation. RUBY MEISTER'S ambition to be a nurse has prompted her taking a general high school course. After fighting bugs, learning of the soil and judging cattle in F. Ii. A.. MARTIN MEYER seems destined to be A num- ber one farmer upon his graduation from Lexington High School. A commercial student in high school who plans to continue in that field after graduation is NORMA MIl.l.ER. BILL MINGUS has been active in all three major sports of L. H. S.-football, basketball. and track. He is also a member of Speech Arts and hand. An F. F. A. member for three years and a student in the agri- culture department is CLYDE MOORE. Page J I And the band played on

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CLEO W'ESTl7Al.l. was a Girl Rcsrrxr nwmhcr hcr first thrrc' ycars and now is a tnvxnhvr of thc Cotntncrriatl dcpartmcnt. Prrsidcnt of the IT. li. A.. vin: prcsitlvnt of Iii-Y. sccrctan of his sophomore class. -I-H scholarship wintwr. studs-nt couttril and annual staff mcmhcr is KIEITH W'Hl'l4lf. After spending his first thrcc years in Iilwnml. EUGENE W'l llTEl'lEAID tr.tnsfCrrc4.l to Lcxingtun tu finish high school. SWHNJH A two ycar mctnhvrship in Gfrl Rest-rw-s and ont- yvar in Homm- lfconninics Club haxc furnished cxtra-curricular activity for Hl1l.liN WVICKARD. Not quitv sure. hut clcfiltilcly planning to discarsl all lfnglish .md algebra hooks. l,liW'lS XVRIGHT plans to lvccomc a fartnrr upon the ending of his high school carcvr. Spa-mh Arts, glee cluh. Hi-Y. Spil. lf. lf. A. for four stirs. annual staff and chccr lcadcr for two ymirs marks the carcrr of VICTOR W'RIGHT. ln her only yc-ar in Lcxingtnn lliuh School. YEULETTA YHUTTER has made high marks as .t st-nur and plans to take' up dictctics as a vocation. lfarming has provfsn to he a high light in the life of WVXYNE YOUNG, who has horn an If. F. A. nu-mlwr during his four years in high school. H0 has served as trcasurcr of this organ- ivation. ' I Staten Smear Swanson Teetor W'estf.:ll White Whilvhcad Wfickard l.. Wright V. Wfright Yeulter Young PGQOJ3