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

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I PAUL BRODINE, glee club, 2, ban A., 1,23 Commercial Club, 3. BERYLE CARPENTER, glee club, 2, 3,45 Hi-Y, 45 Speech Arts, 3, Once There Was a Princess , 3, Spiz, 2,3: attended Overton High School, 1, declamatory, 3. GENE CARROLL, Hi-Y, 1, L Club, 4: football, 4: Spiz, 1.2, 3. I s 1 I . , I I ROBERT CARSON, glee club, 2,33 Speech Arts, 3, Once There Was a Princess , 3, L Club, 2, 3, N Club, 2: track, 2, 3,45 Student Manager, 4. ROY COMMINS, F. F. A., 3,43 Hi-Y, 4: L Club, 3,43 football, 3, 4. BILL DAVIS, attended Wilcox High School, lg American Pass- port , 4. VELMA DODSON, glee club, 1.2. DICK DUFFEY, F. F. A., 1, 2, L Club, 4: football, 4. VERA EDWARDS, Girl Reserves, 1, 2, Pepperettes, 4. DEAN FRANCE, I-Ii-Y, 2, 3.4: vice-president of Hi-Y, 3-4: L Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: football, 2, 3,4g basketball, 2, 3, 4, track, l,2, 3,4: class vice-president, 4. WAYNE FRANCE. F. F. A., 1.2. KEITH GLENN, Hi-Y, 1. 2, 3. LILLA HALL, F. T. A., 3, 4: vice-president of F. T. A., 4: Once There Was n Princess , 3, annual staff, 4, attended North 17, lg South 17, 2. DON HANSON, F. F. A., 1, 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS HANSON, F. T. A., 3,4, vice-president of F. T. A., 3, secretary-treasurer of F. T. A., 3, President of F. T. A., 4, Home Er Club, 1, 2, Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 3, Girls' General Service Club, 4, Speech Arts, 2, 3, Once There Was at Princess . 33 Pepperettes, 4: National Honor Society, 4. BILL HASTINGS, Hi-Y, 3.4. DEAN HEE, band, 1, 2. JOHN HINDS, track, 2, 3, L Club, 2,3. Page 9 X 2 - 1 aff-J. I J J J

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Maybe that's why, when they entered the portals of learning, the faces of the class of '42 were beaming and happy. Now as they leave, four years later, you should see their faces. Ever broadening smiles indicate their diverse activities. lack lacobson, Dean France, Clyde Searles, Max Bourn, Garlan Magnuson, Virginia Walbridge, and Verna Snyder are the busy officers and Student Council members. Father Time has been slightly out of breath at times trying to keep up with this class. l-lis long, white beard is reputedly tangled from the breeze they left in passi'ng. Miss Knapple, Mr. Cress, Mr. lacobson, Miss Carter, Miss Beal, Mr. Thorpe, Mr. Bacon and Mr. Cox have been his able assistants in guiding them on the right track to a suc- cessful finish. Besides their extensive participation in sports, music and other organizations, the seniors are justly proud of the prom, that, as juniors they tendered the class of '4l. Fea- turing the deck of the good ship U. S. S. L. H. S., the gymnasium was unrecognizable as a fairyland nautical scene in blue and white. Also as juniors, this class proved their ability to step into the shoes of royalty and exhibit a fine rendition of Once There Was A Princess. Father Time may yawn and wheeze, lust another senior class. But he's Wrong. lust ask any member of the class. SEHIUHS UF l942 ww -11.0, ww. we la Absence of occupation is not rest, A mind quite vacant is a mind distressed. -, .- LOIS ABBOTT, glee club, 3: attended District 17, l,2. BEN ADAMS, band, 3.4: F. F. A.. 2, 3.4. CLYDE ADAMS, L Club, 3.4: football, 3.4. ART ANDER- SON, glee club, 2,3.4: band, 1.2,3.4: Talent Club. 1: Once There Was a Princess , 3: Business Manager of year- book, 4: class secretary, 1: class president, 3: National Hon- or Society, 4. BOB BERN. band, 1, 2. 3.4. KEITH BEYL. F. F. A.- 2. 3, 4: attended Elwood High School. 1. JESSIE BLEVINS, glee club, 1,2.3,4: Home Ee Club, 1,3: Pepperettes, 4. LLOYD BOILESON. F. F. A., 1, 2. 3, 4. BURRELL BOURN. F. F. A., 1,2.3,4: L Club, 3.4: president of L Club. 4: football, 4. 4. MAX BOURN, glee club, 1.2, 4: Hi-Y, 4: Speech Arts. 3: declamatory, 3: Cave Man Stuff , 1: Spiz, 33 class treasurer, 4: American Passport , 4. Page 8

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1' Our graduates from L. H. S, this year are facing a new world. A world of chaos. Having undergone all of the talked about metamorphosis of passing from one class to another, they have experienced orienta- tion on a grand scale, and are directed to- ward their desired goals in life by periodical vocational guidance, obtained through the various courses offered in L. H. S. Whether or not they take advantage of the numerous opportunities for recognition in achievement regardless of the drawbacks is entirely up to them. Many seniors will have to change plans and dreams that they have carried with them for the entire high school career, but they can become successful if they have the desire. The war brought about quite a change in the seniors of Lexington High. They all realized that it was their duty as seniors to set an example for the young-er students. KENNETH HODGSON. F. F. A., 3.4: American Passport . 4. RUTH HOFFERBER. Home EC Club, 1.2: Girl Reserves, 1,2.3: Girls' General Service Club, 4: Pep- perettes, 4: annual staff, 4: National Honor Society. 4. JACK JACOBSON, Boys' State. 3: band. 1, 2. 4: Hi-Y, 4.4: president of Hi-Y. 3.4: L Club, 2.3,4: N Club, 2: football, 3.4: basketball, 2, 5,4: basketball captain, 4: Stu- dent Council, 3.4: president of Student Council. 4: annual staff. 4: National Honor Society. 3.4: class president, 2.4. DAGNY JESSEN, glee club, 3.4: F. T. A.. 1.4: vicepresi- dent of F. T. A.. 4: Home Ec Club. 1.2: Pepperettes, 4. MARlON KAMPFE, F. F. A.. 1.2: Boys' State. 3. KENICHI KANDA. Hi-Y. 4: track. 1.4: annual staff. 4: National Honor Society. 4. MICK KEARNEY. F. F. A., 1.2.3: L Club. 2. 3.4: vice-president of L Club. 4: football, 3.4: track. 2.3.4. LYLE KILLION, F. F. A., 3: entered from Kearney High School. 5. MARCIA KNAPPLE, glee club, 3.4: Girl Reserves. 1.2.3: Girls' General Service Club, 4: vice-president of G. G. S. C.. 4: Speech Arts. 2: Com- mercial Club. 3: assistant director of Once There Was a Princess , 3: Student Council. 2: Spiz. 2. 3: Pepperettes. 4: vice-president of Pepperettes. 4: annual staff, 4: Cheer Leader, 4: editor of news notes, 4: National Honor Society. 4. DALEN KOPF, F. F. A., 1. 2. 3.4. Page IU