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

Page 9 text:

'gh I in Q .. Harold Bacon Librarian, Assistant Coach B. S. Kearney State Teachers Esther Bee Normal Training, Mathematics B. S. Kearney State Teachers Harlan B. Christiansen Knot picturedl English, Speech, Social Science A. B. Tarkio College Iohn D. Cox Science, Mathematics, Aeronautics A. B, Doane College Dean S. Duncan Music B. l.. Tarkin College Clara Gieqer Home Economics li. S. University of-Nebraska Lillian E. Hanson English A. B. Kearney State Teachers Norris Holen Industrial Arts B. S. Kearney State Teachers Emmett W. Iacobson Vocational Agriculture B. Sc. Iowa State Earl H. Iensen Social Science, General Coach A. B. Wayne State Teachers Margaret Knapple Biol0EY. Mathematics A. B. Corner College Beth Overton Commercial A. B. Hastings College Gertrude M. Robinson History, Latin A. B. Nebraska Wesleyan M. A. University of Nebraska Anne Saiarik Spanish. English A. B. University of Nebraska Page 5 Science, Mrs. Mabel Sladky Knot picturedl Spainsh, English A. B. University of Nebraska Dale Thurman English, Speech. Social Science B. S. University of Nebraska Iesse B. Thorpe Librarian A. B. Peru State Teachers B. S. in L. S. University of Illinois Edward P. Waitemath Mathematics. Gen eral Science Athletics A. B. Hastings College Arlene Die-ienbach Office Secretary 4 Opal Quitmeyer Office

Page 8 text:

l Glenn E. Miller Supt. of Schools A. B. University of Nebraska M. A. University of Nebraska Max L. Casey Principal A. B. New Mexico State Bddllddfg Iames Adams Harold Barrett, Secretary-Treasurer Lloyd Kain, President Mrs. I. W. Morgan Mrs. Iohn Roberts, Vice President W. A. Stewart, Ir. Page 4 DQ fi. THE FHCULTU NDER the careful guidance of a sound admin- istration the well formulated policies carried on in L. H. S. has made it rank high among the schools in the state. The future leaders in our great democracy form many of their conceptions while devoting their time to studies and activities during their high school days. The molding of worthwhile and patriotic citizens who can take their place in an ever changing world is foremost in the minds of faculty members as they guide students through their school days. Our fac- ulty, well trained in their specific fields, carry on in even a broader sense by training the pupils who at- tend their classes in those things necessary for use in a successful future.

Page 10 text:

TI E T0 RE EAL r K l t llllllll W IX hours of the day are spent in classwork. It is during this time that we learn the many things that will enable us to face the tu- ture with determination to lead on and meet the many perplexities and obstacles that are likely to confront us on our road through lite. We take with us the memories of every happy hour spent in the companionship ol our classmates. On the following pages you will find pic- tures and outstanding features ot the four class- es which comprise our school.